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VISIT TO BERRY SCHOOLS


~ OR several months 1 have been trying
II to find the time and physical strength
to devote a day to Miss Martha Berry's
wonderful school plant in Floyd county, and
to pay my respects to this wonderful woman
who has achieved greatness, while a whole
lot of energetic and capable women in Geor-
gia have only been talking about things Of
like proportion.
Together with Miss Berry, I drove over a
good part Of the plant, and my Utmost soul
was thrilled with the practical side of her
marvellous undertaking. We reached place
where the view was extraordinary for scope
and beauty, when she halted the driver of
her car to explain the size of the schools
landed possessions. There are here in sight,
north, east, south and west, five thousand
acres, absolutely devoted to Christian edu-
cation-devoted to the instruction of youth
Of this immediate section-and 1t gives me
great pleasure to see what has resulted from
my life-work here, and what am hoping
will continue to expand in general progress
and the schools future prosperity" She is
happy in her work.
have been acquainted with Miss Matte
Berry long time. counted in years When
she was teaching her boys school at least
twenty years ago. she invited me to go over
and hear and see for myself what she was
doing, and what she hoped to accomplish
life and strength being continued She was
kind enough to say my visit in those pioneer
days was helpful to her own mind and spirit.
knew of some things and had had some
experiences with school teaching at the end
of the Civil War, I laughingly told her. [
had been teacher in the first free school in
Georgia without intending the free part Of
it-fOr I had still in hand more than seven
hundred dollars of uncollected school bills
that were never worth the paper they were
written on, because the parents said they had
nothing to pay with and could hardly make
enough to feed and clOthe those school chill
dren in the fateful years of 1866.
was invited again, some years later, to be
present at the dedication of the first large
pretentious building, and marVeled at the
growth of this womans undertaking on
that occasion.
[ found her last Saturday, just busy
just as brimfuI of energy. and just as self
sacrificing in her daily work as she was
twenty odd years ago and at the later visit
here recorded.
L was the single guest that she expected
The talking that was done was out of my
own heart and mind and here affirm can
recollect but few other very striking and
more enjoyable incidents of my personal and
public experience that were more satisfac-
tory and gratifying to me than On this oc-
caSion.
At first it was a boys school. 1t was so
well conducted and satisfying that girls
school was added. Of the pupils registered
for the present fall session there are at least
two hundred girls. At the Mountain School,,
the third venture there are also more than
two hundred boys, beginners, who must be
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-27
. Our Abb1es, and Others

r INVOKING home loyalty to the Eastern
I apple against its rival which has come
like another Lochinyar out of the West,
the New York Tribune observes: 1.-The Ore
gon orchardists have been shrewd enough to
wrap their apples individually in tasteful pa
pers and to pack them carefully, in ordered
layers, in crates bearing seductive pictorial
labels, and then to sound their praises from
Dan to Beersheba No wonder that they win
the market from the more toothsome Eastern
fruit, too often dumped helter-skelter into
plain barrels and left unadyertised and I'M
exploited
The queen OF apples, we beg in all modesty
to remind, comes neither from the East nor
from the West, but from the rudy and
golden hills of Georgia. To such these
the sage of the Canticles undoubtedly was
referring when he exclaimed, 'Stay me with
fagons, comfort me with apples" But Geor-
gians will do well to heed what the Tribune
says about wrapping, Grating, and exploiting.
POLITICALLY, these apples of ours are, like
beauty, their "own excuse for being" But
practically, it is of chief Importance that we
bring the world to know of them what we
know.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-27
A BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.

Where no oxen are, the crib is clean;
but much increase is by strength OF the
ox. A scorner Seeketh wiSdom, and tlnd-
eth it not; but knowledge is easy unto him
that UNDERSTANDABLE. Go from the presence
of a foolish man when thou perceipest not
in him the lips of knowledge. The wls-
dom of the prudent is to understand his
nay; but the folly of fools is deceit. He
that despiseth his neighbor sinneth; but he
that hath mercy on the poor, happy is he.
Wealth gotten by PANTY shall diminish;
but he that gathereth by labour shall in
crease. Better is little with the fear of
the Lord than great treasure and trouble
therewith. Better is a dinner of herbs
where lore is, than stalled OK and hatred
therewith. Proverbs.
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WIN We Write "At1ant,;a,r

~ VERY moon or so a critic rushesg
r. doughtily in to challenge The Jour
nails use of "AtIantian." Now it is
tiser, which remarks that we "either
careless about errors, or mistake them
for originality" and bitingly adds, Being
wrong is a high price to pay for being diff
ferent."
Yes, yes. But even at the cost of being
different, being right is worth while. "Atlan-
ism, having been introduced far back in the
papers salad days matter of taste
rather than of compelling reason. We pre-
fer the full-voweled Atlant-i-an to the thin
throated, snippy Albanian just as one would
prefer succuIent Georgia peach to pairing
of dried apple, or a buxom princess to
'Iink-ed sweetness long drawn out" to a
squeaking of the "wry-necked fife" Pause
a moment, and weigh that rich word link
ed" Unless given its full phonetic due, it
will not carry the rhythm and melody of
the line; unless it is sounded two sy1la-
bles the verse will limp. Such is the value
touch of euphony; and euphony is to speech
as manners are to life.
Howbeit, Ode gustibus non disputandum."
Ears that find no jauntier swing or hap
pier chime in Albanian than in Albanian
are not to be argued into musical sensibility
1t may be well. nevertheless, to point
out an apt analogy or two. Poe address,
Ing the Raven, says, "Tell me what thy lord
ly name is on the nights Plutonian shore
We hardly think that our good friend, the
Monroe Advertiser, would wish it written
"PIutonan." Witness, too, Millions unfor-
gettable lines
With Atlantean shoulders fit to bear
The weight of mightiest monarchies.'
Surely, our sagacous neighbor would not
clip the poetry of Paradise by spelling it
"Atlant-an!"
The field of Illustration is well-nigh
unlimited Go to geography, and note
Florid-i-a,a; go to history, and note
Meroying-i-an; go to philosophy, and note
Bacon-i-an go to craftsmanship, and note
Wison-i-an; go to art, and note Athen-i-an;
go to heaven. and note Elys-i-an; go to
hell, and note Beelzebub-i-an. Nobody, of
course, is compelled to take Albanian. II
the / offend thee. gentle reader, pluck it
out. But to our mind it gives music and
color to a name beloved and what Shake
speare has called "a precious SEEING
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-27
The World $ Greatest Traveller

VuYHO is the worlds greatest traveller?
M The sailor adventuring the seven
seas? Or the explorer who braves
tropic jungle and polar gale in the name of
science and discovery? Or the aviator
sweeping a vast continents compass almost
from dawn to dawn?
1t is none of these. Nor is it the motor
list whose days are all given to the beckon-
ing road; nor the railway engineer contin-
ua1ly at the throttle; nor the Gypsy ever
wandering from cline to cline.
The worlds greatest traveller is the house
wife, vending her infinitely patient way up
stairs and down; from sink to stove, and
from stove to sink; from doorbell to tele
phone, and from telephone to doorbell; from
the hubbub of the huckster to the icemans
dangerous CALL from rose garden to laundry
basket, and on TO the arctic of the refrigera-
tor; from b. eakfast to bedtime, from Mon
day to Monday, from Dan to Beersheba,
from alpha to omega from romantic begin
ming to heroic end.
Greetings and sautatons, thou greatest
OF travelers-greatest and dearest, whose
journey. for all its meanderings, is forever
through our hearts!
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-27
I|Our Ten Billion Foreign Debt

THE American Debt Funding Commission
expresses the hope in a report to Con-
gress, Of obtaining further adjust
ments with the various debtor governments
at the earliest possible date" Even so elas-
tic phrase as earliest possible" can hardly
be stretched to cover with optimism the pres
ent status of our sundry foreign credits. Of
the score of nations to whom American war
loans were made, only one of large impor-
lance has moved toward repayment-Great
Britain; and from the drift of events in
Europe today. it is not to be inferred that
the others will hasten to settlement
These debts, aggregating upwards OF ten
billion dollars, exclusive of interest due,
have been classified by Secretary Mellon, of
the Treasury, as follows: 1, $9,3S6,O00,~
$4,000, representing loans made under the
Liberty bond acts; 2, $574,S76,SS4 received
from the secretary of war and secretary OF
the navy ION account of sales of surplus war
material under the act Of July 9, 1918; 3,
SS4,093,963 received from the American re-
lief administration on account of relief sup
plies Furnished under the act of February
rs, 1919" Numerous smaller items bring
the total up to 900, on which
the accrued interest a twelve-month ago ex-
ceeded one and half billion dollars.
Early in the current year washington and
London came to an altogether satisfactory
agreement for the gradual liquidation of the
British debt. But today, an American
observer points out, "the pinch of diminished
industry is felt throughout the United King
dom. Though the pound sterling has been
stabilized, the important markets of Russia
and Germany are closed to English goods, or
open on a doubtful credit basis" Further,
"Instead of reciprocity to the first nation to
arrange the payment Of its war debts, we
reared a high tariff wall to curtail still more
the marketing of it's goods" There is no in
timation from abroad that the British prom
Use and plan to pay will not be fulfilled to
the letter. Nevertheless, if the gold can not
be earned and if goods and services will not
be accepted on account liquidation will be
rather difficult
If the securest and most hopeful case
stands thus, what is to be said of the others?
France appears to have given up all thought
of a. settlement until and unless she collects
from Germany; and so, no doubt, has Bel
GUM Austria has been granted a twenty
year postponement-and rightly Italy,
Serbia, Greece, CzechoSlovakia and the rest
of the long roll offer no prospect of payment
within a defnable future. The situation is
not one to grumble over, nor will it be bright
ened by heavy-fsted demands on Americas
part. But assuredly it is one to think over,
as evidence of our practical and inseparable
interest in the common fortunes of the world.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-27
MY FAVORITE STORIES
RV Irwin 8 Cobb

Authors are divided into two classes: CD
Authors who complain that their stories
have been marred ruined by the mislead-
ing pictures of the illustrator; and (2), au-
thors who lay the blame on faulty proofread-
ing. In the latter group belonged a distin-
guished English writer whose speciality was
mystery stories. He was lamenting an espe-
cially aggravating instance.
"The whole point of my latest yarn CEN
tered about the disclosures at the f1nish,' he
said. "rhe last line not only was the eli
max. but it was the main revelation. IT ex-
planned all that had gone before. Right
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here at the very conclusion the judge says
to the distinguished hero, Then you must be
Pennelton Smith, the famous criminologist?'
and what does the fool printer make him say
in reply? Listen: The famous detective.
snatchng off his beard, replies: 1 a. M
Copyright, 1929
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MUSINGS OF ABE MARTIN

Another way tn government has O. wastin'
money is publishin' bulletins t. inform us
that tn cost O. Twin has increased Petticoats
ii be advertised as usual this fall but not
worn.
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-27

Q. How much did the presidents yacht
cost and where was it built? E. KIP
A. The MayfIower was built for OGDEN
Goeiet, New York capitalist, at CIydes-
pank, Scotland, 1896. 1t was bought by the
United States government during the Spanish
war for $4,000. -'-
u why was the Boxer rebellion in China
Of 1900 SO called? c. F.
A. The Boxers were a. Chinese secret So
clety whose native name is T-ho-chuan. mean
ing League of United Patriots. The last
part OF the name can be so accented as to
mean fists and since athletic exercises
are much practiced by the members the
name Boxers was given them by foreigners
.. How many people go to the top of the
monument each year? E. R. A.
A. In the fiscal year 1928, the number
Of visitors who went UP in the elevator or
climbed the stairs was 296,806. In 1922 the
number was 252,285.
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HER MONEY
nv CAROLYN REECHER

What has gone before.-Althea Cros-
by, dying, leaves her home and $4,000
in bonds to her orphaned niece and
namesake whom she has never seen.
The $4,000 bequest is willed to become
the girls the day she weds, with the
provision she must marry before she is
thirty-five. The young heiress finds her
aunt's diary, which discloses that the
peculiar condition was due to her aunt's
loneliness in her loveless old age. AL
thea rents the home at Holden to a wild
ow for $40 month and returns to New
York to resume her work as clerk In
a department store, and her roommate,
Molly, tells her friends about Althea's
good luck. Althea begins to fret over
the condition in the will, and falls In
love with young DR.. Peter Graham
Now go on with the story.
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VuYHO is the worlds greatest traveller?
M The sailor adventuring the seven
seas? Or the explorer who braves
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-21
ENsPIcLoyo MEsTo.
A. Vetterova- -Becvarova.

Ma zyysenem okraji kamen-
ne kasny usedl 81 vesely chla-
pix. Je oblecen jen po domac-
ku v rasnatou pracovni bluzu,
kratke kalhoty a je bos. Ma
prave noze, kterou 81 pfehodil
pres levou, klati Sc mu panto-
fel. Vybehl 81 blizke dilny
zrejme jenom ma chvili, ably
Sc pobavil S kocici spolecnosti.
Vas stary znamy z d6tskych
let, Tyl Enspigl. TAX jej tn wy
tvoril moderni sochar, tax pri-
poutal nenapravitelneho tula-
ka aspon \ kamenne podobe k
rodnemu kraji (Enspigel naro
dill pry Sc nekdy pocatkem Ia.
stoletf We vsi Knaitling v Brun
svicku.( bezprostfedni bliz-
kosti domu, v nemz pracoval.
kdyz jsem citavala saskovi-
ny Enspiglovy a divala Sc ma
obrazky knize, ami jsem nev9
fila. ze jeste nekde ma sv6te
existuji mesta S dometky tax
malebnymi. Male Strany jsem
tehdy jeste neznala a kdybych
j byla znala ieji vznesenou
krasu dovedla il chapati, by
la bych asi ztajila dech. Ale
zde, 8 temi striskami, okenky a
vratky chce Sc hrat. A je sko-
70 nepochopitelne, ze z techto
domkd vychazeji lide obleceni
tax strizlive a bezbarevne. To
,vsechno, Gin obklopu6e mas
zde pfitomnost, je patrns je.
nom zrakovym klalnen,. We
skutecnosti vkrociIi jslne do
dob davno minulych. ~ zde
vedou hlavni slovo a jejich rex
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-21

|dy prdsmyk, kazdou horskou
sout6sku, o prechod reky, o
kazdou pid', jez vedla vpfed.
Prosi 1trapami pousti vyso-
kych hor, kde mrzli brodili
Sc zavejemi snehu. Jejich Wy
trvalost, soudrznost a kmeno-
va hrdost pfekonaly nepreko-
natelne. Kolik podrobnosti pfi
pomina tu tezkou situaci nase-
no vojska v Sibiri? Ucel a
princip boju je stejny. Meni
sc jen methody dmerne k do
be, poctu vojsk rozmeru ak
tniho Izemf. Skvele valecnic-
ke umeni Rekd vycerpava vse-
chny moznosti taktiky. Boje
zadnich voju, 'dimyslne bitvy
a ttoky, boone dtoky ma hory
kombinovani strelby pohybu,
pouziti jezdectva, sv6dc: 0 po-
znatcich, jez upcinily i ceske
legie, kdyz Sc billy cestu ku
Vladivotoku. CHM byl Vladi.
vostok nasim legiim, -Trape-
zunt Rekdm. Avsak CO nase
legie Sc pfec jen lodi dockaly a
vracely Sc ma Mich cestou ko-
lem sv6ta domG, vojsko recke
Sc lodi, pro nez poslalo jedno-
no re svych vudci, nedockalo.
Po odpocinku, telocvicnych
hrach a zayodech, jimiz travi-
Ii volne chvile v Trapezuntu,
vydali Sc Rekove ma dalsi boje
plny pochod, az konetne roz-
9eleni mnohym zklamani,
po'' naofii iipo sCuSi dostali Sc
do Recka. !
Mino obdobna nesnaze a vi.
tGzstvi jest u obou anabasi i,
vslka pfibuznost socialni al
psychological. Oboje vojskaI
byla svym slozenim zrizenim
rye demokrat!cka. Voievud,
ci a dustojnici byli celym zivo-
tenn uzce spiati s muzsivem, ST
nimz spolecne bojovali, S nimz
Sc radili a .jemuz vysvGtlovaliI
plany, ma nichz sc rozhodli.
Xafonontova anabase mluviI
0 hrdinech-lidech, jejichz sla-|
WI nijak neumensuje, re neby-,
Ii hrdiny-nevinatky. PraveI
lidska jejich stranka 81
celou spoustou egoisrickych,
jez sc. projevovaly jed,
nou neposlusnosti, jindy vzdo-,
rem, Zavisti, osoeovaniln, pol
verami, dokazuje, jak siha by;
la idea a jakeho uv6domeleho
nadseni bylo treba, aby ony,
siabosti sc nestaly zivlem zee
la rozkladnym. Pres vsechnyi
lldske chyby nositele a bojov-,
nici velkych cinorodych idei
jsou vzdy slavni a zasluhuji.
pameti naroda, jenz jimi do
spiva vysokych duchovnichl
h odnot.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-21
vi UTER1, 81. SRPNA. 1928.
kECKA A CESKA ABANASE.
& 5. vyroci boju ma Volze, Bal
kale a fece Usuri. -PiSe
general v. Klecanda.

Hrdinnemu navratu nasich
legii napfic celym Ruskem do.
stalo Sc cestndho. epitheta ana.
base. Sloyem tim recky flo
aof, historik a vojevudce Xe.
nOfon oznacil knihu, v niz w.
licil tax mistrne reckon Icast
ma vyprave kyra mladsiho
proti perskemu krali Artaxer-
govi II. roku 4Ol pr. Kr., re
"anabase' stalo Sc pojmem,
vyjadfujicim vojenskou akci
neysednich obtizi, odvahy
vytrvalosti. Avsak nikdy " de-
jinach nemohly byti pffroVna-
vany osudy a boje n6ktere vo-
jenske vypravy ''navratem
10000" tax spravedlive pl-
ne jako pripade nasem.
ldeovy poklad obou slavnych
deju je zcela tyr: touha ma
vfatiti sc do vlasti.
Pc bitve u kunax, nedaleko
Babylonu, kde Kyrovo stotisi-
cove asijske vojsko bylo pre-
mozeno, kdyz kyros sam padl,
Rekove, kteri ma SVEN kridle
bojovali vitGzne, odepreli wy
dati nepriteli zbran6, dostihli
porazene, ale stale ieste mno-
hopocetne voje stvych asIjskych
spolubojovnikG, slibili 81 nj.
mfyNerne spojenectvi. Chteli
Sc Aati ma pochod k Cernemu
mori, kde doufali nalezti lodi
k .preplavbe do Recka. Kral
ArtaxerXes je pronasledoval,
avsak neodvazuje Sc svesti dru
he bitvy, jail Sc S mimi vyjed-
navati. Tehdy klearchos, vrch-
nj vojevudce Rek1, We sve cd
pov6di urcil jasne stanovisko
itckeho vojska "Nemame du-
vodu, abychom pustosili kralo-
vo uzemi, ami abychom aklada
ii 0 jeho zivot. NeZnepokoju-
Je-li mas nikdo, nemyslime nez
Ma nayrat do vlasti, ale ukriv-
dill nam kdo, pomoci bohn
dovedeme Sc uhajiti.' Avsak
Artaxerxovym vyslancum sc
podarilo ziskati Aria, vddce
sppjeneckych oddild asijslsych
a jeho pomoci dali uskocne 20
vrazditi pet reckych vojevud-
Gu. a mnoho dlstojnikl, takze
z!laza reckeho vojska, zbave-
neho vudcu, zdala Sc byti zaji-
Stena.
Nez Rekove neztratil; N.Y.
sic. Zvolili ST vddce move, me-
ii mimi j Xenofona, a spalivse
vozy. stany vsechna zbytec-
ma zayazadla, dali Sc odvazne
ia pochod. 16 mesicd trval
jejich ,navrat "a podminek
nejobtiznejsich. Sotva ze uni.
kl; pronasledujicimu je ne
pffteli, byli vzdy znoyu \ zno.
WI ohrozovani domorodymi
kmenyl kraJin, kudy postupo.
vail. Bylo jim bez ustani bo.
jovati Q nutne zasoby, 0 kaz.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-21

- Mas hokynaf nabizi ted
"zdravotni mleko'. Nevite, ia,
ky je to druh?
Nejspis jej doleva pie.
vafovanou vodou