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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-19
THE PAC+FIST
By DR.. Frank Crane

BY DR.. Frank Crane
1 wish to write myself down in good, clear
language as pacifst.
A pacifist is one who Is working for peace.
pacifst is one believes in the principle
of cooperation as against the principle of
contention.
A pacifst is one who believes that the Sc
curity of his nation can be better secured by
cooperation with other nations than by being
prepared to fight them.
A recent screed from Secretary of War
Weeks bristles with indignation against the
paciist.
He RACES against that "pacifst propaganda
in the past" which, he claims, was largely re-
sp0nsible for the state of unpreparedness that
directly resulted in the prodigious cost OF
Americas wars. The so-called peace socie-
ties, his broadside added, are inimical to the
national welfare.
1t might be supposed that any one could
see that the safety of the nation depends far
more upon making amicable arrangements
with neighbor nations than in piling up guns
and powder with which to fight them.
One 1.-THE of the amount now spent in So
called preparedness, if it were spent in an
honest and earnest effort to establish that
Association of Nations" which President
Harding proposed, would accomplish great re-
suits toward human welfare.
The Sneering and contemptuous attitude OF
so many public men toward any effort to es-
tablish world unity is most lamentabe.
Secretary Weeks claims that our prodigious
costs of war are due to "ouT unpreparedness,
which was the result of pacifist propaganda"
If this be so, then as one newspaper states,
sit follows that Germany, being in state of
thorough preparedness for war, had no killed
or wounded or crippled. France, being only
a little less prepared had only a few killed or
wounded or crippled Accordingly, both Ger
many and France escaped heavy losses in the
war comparable with those of the United
States, because they had pacifst propaganda"
In other words, the bald, jagged fact is
that those nations which were the best pre-
pared the nearest bankrupt. And
unprepared America is better off than any Of
them.
The pacfst has no desire to attack or Grip
pie the army and navy Of the United States.
He wishes to keep the laws of his government
and obtain reforms by the force of public
opinion. But no possible force can restrain
his amazement that a member Of the presi-
dents cabinet can indulge in such misleading
and dangerous denunciation.
The secretary of war of the United States
may issue an edict to the effect that "cursed
are the pacifsts."
We trust that it will not be constructive
treason nor that we will be suspected of dis
loyalty to our government if we retort that
one who is greater even than Mr. Weeks de-
clared
blessed are the peacemakers, for they
shall be called the children of God"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-19
THE SUPERIOR SEX
BY HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOE

What has gone before.-JOhn Stee.o
marries Anne Temple knowing that she
has a secret in her past which she re-
fuses to divulge. He knows, too, that
she does not love him, but he is deter
mined to win her love and on their hon
eymoon trip they are swept irresistibly
together. But having won her heart,
Steele begins to think about Anne's past,
and to wonder about her secret. The
Thought that another man may have
played part in her life is agony to him,
and in spite of himself his suspicious are
aroused. zone morning she telephones
him that she is going away for two days.
She refuses to say where she is going,
and this nearly drives Steele mad.--Now
go on with the story.
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second son of Duncan Macduff, third Earl OF
Fife, who acquired the designation "Mac-ln-
tash."
@. Is the assertion, Cleanliness is next to
Godliness'' in the Bible? j. NJ B.
A. The phrase is not found in the Bible.
It is an excerpt from a sermon by the Rev
John Wesley, the founder of Methodism
@. What is meant by the dots or marks
under the authors name in library books? j.
T. S.
A. In compliance with rule of the Ameri-
can Library association, this mark is placed
under the name to indicate that the name IF
the author of the book has been verified
@. What is in plant that makes it green?
I. NJ. C.
A The mesophyll cells contain the green
color bodies known as chloraphlasts.
@. How many Mormons are there in Utah?
A. Of Utah's population Of 449,396, it is
estimated that nearly three-fourths are Nor
mons.
@. Can Brazil nuts be raised in this coun-
try? c. E. o.
A. The department of agriculture saws
that the growing of Brazil nut trees has
proved unsuccessful in the United States.
However, there are few grown il tle o.
IRENE southern parts of Florida and Cali
fornia,
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Listen to Him

Listen to Him
BY BERTON BRALEY
n m AN is ever easy meat
M For the truly clever woman,
a. She can have him at her feet
If she'll treat him with acumen;
What's the secret, what's the charm
Which will very subtly WOO him?
Be he from the town or farm
Listen to him.
Hang upon his spoken word,
Hearken to his conversation;
Act as though you'd never heard
Such fund of information;
Though with boredom you grow wan,
Still, with seeming wonder, view him
AS he babbles on and on
Listen to him!
Old or young or great or small,
Man is easy prey for stalking,
And he'll nearly always fall
For the dame who keeps him talking
Eve on Adam tried that plan
ooh, how thoroughly she knew him.
And it works on modern man
Listen to him!
Copyright, 1929
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-19
MUSINGS OF ABE MARTIN

Joe Lark wuz shot an killed in his No. Q
home last night. He wuz not very prominent
an only belonged t. three clubs. Tell Blink
ley went out t. his garage this mornin' t. git
his car, an there it wuZ.
people become so accustomed to praise that
they take itaas a matter of course it inevita.
bly, loses its power to spur them to greater
activity.
Copyright, 1929
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SHAKESPEARE SAYS

And oftentimes, to min US to our harm,
The instruments of darkness tell Us truths;
Win US NTH honest trifIes, to betray us
In deepest equence.-Macbeth 1;3.
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A BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY

Be not deceived; God is not Knocked;
for whatsoever man S0weth, that shall
he also reap. For he that soweth to his
flesh shall of the flesh reap corruption;
but he that soweth to the Spirit shall of
the Spirit reap life eperIaSting.-Gdld-
tiaHs CT, 8.
CCopvripht 1927
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Next: 81 Can't Tell You" Renew your sub
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Evening star., 1923-04-30
NAVAL RESERV|STS
OF D. c. TO CRUISE
u. S. S. Eagle 56 Assigned
for Training Trip Start
ing Saturday.

Plans are 10 be perfected during the
drill tonight at the armory, Water ana
q streets southwest, for the first con
riugent of United States Naval Re-
serves. resident in the District, to take
-heir annual cruise beginning next Sat
nrday. aboard the L. s. 5. Eagle So.
training vessel assigned to the bat
lalion. according to Commander John
\. Schotield.
Commander Schotield is anxious that
tic vessel leave here with her fuli
complement of fifty men, ana he Is
urging men already enrolled 10 take
tue first cruise. He also is striving
- encourage other young men to en-
st in the reserve and train for service
- their country i'll time OF war. 1t Is
Expected that number OF recruits Will
;tppear tonight. and those found phySl-
cally tit will be enrolled.
Lieut. Commander William X. Hoe
t"r, who will command the Eagle on
Ter first of four cruises which she is
- make this season with District re-
serves aboard. said that there are
..nly a few vacancies left on the COM
lemcHt for the first cruise. but he is
uxious that they be filled tonight.
Those who Will be authorized to take
mis- cruise must appear at the armory
riday night for physical eXamlna-
IONS by the reserve surgeon, Lieut..
EpmmaBd"r Albert +. Tibbets.
rhe Eaglc now is at the Washing
tn navy Yard undergoing alterations
H. th, Nentilatiug system of her en-
:. ne qCurr and the work is being
rIshed - that elc vessel will be
I"ady to leave next Saturday about
noon.
Service it, the reserve requires, in
ldition t. 4 iiftecn-daN cruise each
year, one and ouc-half hours of drill
,ach week. Aside from the actual
work of learning the duties of a man
I'-Warsman the local reserves take an
:ctive part in athletics, including wa
~ sports.
Evening star., 1923-04-30

to receive the news of the solemn
dedication of a parish church for
those Of the italian language, and he
sends from the bottom Of his heart
to the benefactors and clergy and
faithful Of the parish his apostolic
benediction as earnest OF divine ia
vor."
Luncheon was given in the rectory
after the service to Archbishop Flu
masoni- -Biondi and the visiting clergy
by Rev. Nicholas De Carlo.
An audience which taxed the ca
pacity Of the church was present at
the opening Of a mission by Rev. c.
Capellino, who will preach again to-
night.
Evening star., 1923-04-30
HOLY ROSARY CHURCH
DEDICATION SERVICE
ceremonies Held Yesterday, With
Sermon by Archbishop Biondi,
Papal Delegate,

Another church was added 10 Wash
iugton in the formal dedication of the
Holy Rosary Church, Sd and L streets
northwest. which took place yester-
day amid an impressive ceremony at
tended by Il number of distinguished
persons.
Archbishop Pictro tuma soni Biondi
uapal dele gate, preaching the sermon.
.Icclared his satisfaction at being able
. otficiatc At such ceremony at the
cry outset Of his mission III the
nited States. The Holy Rosary
Church has a congregation Of Italian
descent and the members finally have
completed the structure after much
lime and effort.
The archbishop declared that the
Evening star., 1923-04-30

edif1ce was an artistic contribution to
the beautiful Capital city and that
it was not only signal proof Of their
religious aspirations and Willingness
to strive for the building up of a
strong parish organization, but bore
witness to their liberal and generous
support Of an edifice which would be
a source of satisfaction to all ad-
mirerS of Washington and all de-
tenders Of the true principles Of
American citizenhsip.
The following cablegram was re-
ceived at the apostolic legation from
Cardinal Gasparri, papal secretary of
state:
The holy father is most gratifled
Evening star., 1923-04-30

In tweeds, blue serges, checks, stripes
oxfords. All sizes from 81 to so. Suits for
every day and suits for Sunday as we'll as
Norfolks and sport backs for golf and the
country club. All are hand.taiIored. No
charge for alterations.
Evening star., 1923-04-30
For Burning Eczema
Apply Zemo, the Antiseptit
Liquid-Easy to Use.

From any druggist for Csc, or $l.00
for large size, get bottle of Zemo.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes Eczema, quickly stops itching,
aud heals skin troubles, also Sores,
Bhrns, Wounds and Chatting. 1t pene.
,rates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is
Il clean, dependable and inexpensive,
antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we believe
nothing you have ever used is as effec-
pts aud ssaiAyinS. ..z..-. -.....s.-.....-..5.-
Evening star., 1923-04-30
Palm Beach Suits
$12.75
Reduced From SIS

Reduced From SIS

Models include two and
three button sack coats, single
and double breasted, as well
as sport backs, in the natural
Palm Beach shade, tans and
blues. All sizes from "a to 4S.
Evening star., 1923-04-30

We have taken 500 Palm
Beach Suits from our stock
and included them in this An.
niversary Sale. The saving,
while not tremendous, is legi.
innate, and that's what counts.
Evening star., 1923-04-30
1873 ,vere $40
l6l lvere S45
90 ,vere $50

This group includes ? and 3 button sack
coats, as well as 3 and piece Norfolks and
sport backs. Materials include tweeds, blue
serges plaids, checks, diamond weaves, OK.
fords grays and other plain shades. In all
sizes from "a to So
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Street Realty Comnanv to d. J. Nc
Carly and wife, August IS. 1928, deed
| TO lot s, block 20. Crestholme add
ton; $500.
Alamo Home Builders to Manuel and
santo Escamilla. September 5. 1923. deed
to lots IS and IA. block .. new city
block 602e, Colonia Guadalupe addition;
$500.
NJ. d. Aremivar 10 Charles Graebner,
September 4. 1928, deed to lots J. .. j.
S. So and 20, new city block 1896. on
Zarzamora street; 1880.
Alfred Perriraz and wife to P. H;
Hensch and wife. June 16, 1928. deed
to lots 2 T., and rs block H. city block
Thomas C. Brunette to NJ. Schwimmer,
August IS. 1928, deed to lot IS. block
l, Woodlawn Place addition; 5000. etc.
W. G. Woodbridge and wife to l. Z.
new city block 1867. Woodlawn Place;
S1O6s.70.
William John Knox to Anita c. and
V. Herrera, September /: 1923, decd to
on Comal street: $3.50.
Estate of Alex varsa, deceased, by
independent executor. TO Austin V.
Smith, August Il, 1928. deed of CON
firmation to lot so. Melrose Gardens;
Fred W. Huber and wife 10 Mrs. At
tress Jones. August so. 1928. deed TO
lot 16. city block $50. on Avenue d;
s2i30.
Tom Petriny and wife to \. 8. Jones
and WIFE September 1. 1925, quit claim
deed to west so feet by 57k varas OF
west part OF lot 81. block 4, city block
2e3l on Lakeview Ave; 81.
Il. C. Schiffers to Henry Schifters, Au-
gust -. 1929. decd to lots and 6, block
l3l, Alamo Heights; $40 etc.
Alamo Home Builders to Eugcnio
Cara and wife. September l. 1923. deed
to lots and g. block 6. new city block
61Si. Colonia Buena Vista addition; S2l5.
Nancy !. Anderson ct al to L. r. Pin
scomb & Co. September 4, 1928. deed by
sheriff to lots L. II, Is. block u, city
block 1896: si21.aS.
). 4. Water supply Company to Alex
ander Joske. August IS. 1928. deed to lots
Is to 81 inclusive section .. River avenue
property; $4,000.
Kenneth Winner TO 4. T. Whyman,
July Is, 1928. deed to lots ia. 13B. ia.
lab. 15A and 15B new city block 1892.
addition; s2S5O.
William Earl Garven and wife 10 W. T.
Garven. September 1, lA23, DEED to
southeast portion Of lot 2. block Is. new
city block 53i. on Pine street; 81 etc.
II. G. Williams and wife 10 Charles
Golfers September 5. 1928, deed to lot
II, new city block 1863. Probandt ST..
$500.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES,

George u. Updegrave. Alice. Tex. and
Ida Arnke.
Jose VI. Nieto and Consuelo Espinoza.
Edward Tanke and Mrs. Amelia
Jones
T. W. Brown aud Ethel Woods.
Alex Sparks and Ethel Woods
Fidel Balderamos and Olivia NUNS.
Arthur A. Heney and Adela G. Sauter.
William Martin. Oakwood, Tex, and
Ida V. Southwood.
Otto Lentz and NADIA Stabcnow.
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PHONE CROCKETT 1742
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CARRIER CIRCULATION.

Z When the delivery OF your cory, ~
Tie Licht Il late or Irregular you VIII GO
Us q favor by complaining.
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sent 10 you by special messenger
/, Pay no one except the regular carrier
who delivers your paper each daN'
> THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
Circulation Department
Crockett 1142.
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REAJ ESTATE EXCHANGs


WILL CONSIDER HAMBURGER STAND
dry cleaning business or vacant lots for
equity in BlX-room house. balance pay
able SIS a month including interest.
Whitaker. $50 East Commerce st.
WILL TAKE $500 CASH FOR sls75
equity in S250O place. southern part of
city. Whitaker, sac East Commerce ST..
EQUITY FOR LOT
or will take small cash payment for
modern. up-to-date four-room bungalow
with breakfast nook. three-p.ece bath.
gas. Pittsburg heater. good rs new. ga
rage, highest location In Highland Park.
owner. Crockett al, Charlton.
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AGENTS WANTED

BIGGER MONEY HOURLY. INDIE
pendent repeat income: satisfaction
guaranteed: Special Remedies Herb Tab
lets: profit 200 per cent: samples free.
New Century supply, Enid, Okla.
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FARMS AND RANCHES

START YOUR OWN CITRUS
fruit orchard in the Rio Grande
valley and be Independent In a very
few years. Get one OF our book
let's Weekly auto trips.
ROHDE & G1TTfNGER. Realtors.
si4 Gunter Bldg. TT. 2704
FOR SALE-FORTY ACRES IMPROVED
Irrigated land in Medina county. four
miles from Lytie. or will trade for un-
improved acreage close to San Antonio.
Paul Anderson. 121 Broadway. San An
tonic. Tex.
FOR SALE, LEASE OR TRADE-3OS
acres agricultural land in Fort Bend
county: rolling prairie. CHI olate sandy
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tonic. Cash value of my land Is $4,000
VIII trade even or assume small amount
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SITUATION WANTED MALE

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REMOVAL NOTICE

We wish to announce to our friends
and patrons that we have moved our Of
fices to 206 Hicks building (above wag-
ner's drug store). where we will be able
to give you better service. having larger
quarters.
STERLING REALTY CO. OR. 5514.
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Bargain By Owner-S3500
Beacon Hill, S4250

Pretty five-room cottage. modern. new.
corner lot. paved street: will take lots
part payment. C. H.. Jackson. Cr al.
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FARMS FOR RENT


FARM FOR RENT. APPLY :. TIPS
Hardware Co. 119 W. Commerce, or
Mrs. Tips. Route +. Box 1913, Fredericks-
burg road.
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WANTED HOUSES

WANTED.
Modern bungalow. on Beacon Hill. II
you have one that is well located and
bargain at $500 to $500, half cash.
call Mr.. Murrie. with westervelt Realty
60. TT. 423e.
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FOR RENT

New four-room bungalow with break
fast nook. fun plumbing. garage. lot 1l9x
tSi. on hard street. l 70 blocks of car
near good school, South Side, only $50.
]. l.. Lytle Realty Co, 2O9 Gibbs Bldg.
FOR RENT-THREE ROOMS on So: y.
Concho ST.. facing Franklin Square
Inquire at 416 n. Concho st.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

FOR RENT-FIvE-ROoM FURNISHED
house, hot water. garage. telephone,
close to Brackenridge High. 14s Crofton
Ave Apply TT. 65S. B.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

oracle CORNETT RAMSEY.
General Real Estate. OR. S4l.
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BIGGEST BARGA
MO. almost new
screened porch,
ences; located in
nando. near school
or terms. Owner.
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WANTED To RENT

WE CAN HANDLE YOUR RENTAL
property efficiently and can guarantee
satisfaction from fourteen years expert
ence. Richey & Casey. Or. 1925.
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WANTED FARMS 4 RANCHES

TILE, SLATE, COMPOSITION AND
gravel roofing tin roofs painted Roof
ing department. Walsh Sheet Metal
Works. Or. 2036. '.-t
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When Going to Medina

y IN SAN ANTO-
five-room bungalow;
garage. all convent
beautiful San Fer
and street car; cash
Or. 5373
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ROOMS AND BOARL

HOTEL ECRETTE, 927 s. ALAMO ST.
Nicely furnished modern rooms ant
good board. s35sa month; walking dis
lance to town.