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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-09-19

Cheap Lessons on the Violin.
Violin lessons at 8 cents each are
available to the pupils OF one London
school.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-09-19

Conceallnq Joys and orIefs.
He who can conceal his Joys IA
greater than he who can hide his
griefs.-Lavater.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-09-19

at is this way, said the sage. MANY
Of us are happy, but we are timorous
about admitting II even to ourselves"
Louisville Courer-.Iournak
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-09-19
ehe ExpIaIna.

II can hardly believe am the nrst
girl you ever kissed. You are soft
nay say Inefficient"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-09-19
Musical Note.

Married life may not be one grand
sweet song, but there's generally plenty
Of chin music.-Boston Transcript.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-09-19
Ihouaht for the Day.

If all of us were as good patient
as we are doctors we would need few
er doctors.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-09-19
His Eorqetfulness.

Absent-Minded Professor (fallIng
down an elevator shaft)-Dear me,
forgot to close the door after mel
California Pelican.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-09-19
A Burglars Appeal.

Housebreaker Ito householder)-
Hide me! If I'm found I'm lost lie
Journal Amusant .(Paris).
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-09-19
Cooperation Imnortant

The valuable man in business Is the
man who can and will cooperate with
other men.--Elbert Hubbard
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-09-19
ForuIvIno and Forgetting

ForgIvIng and Forgetting.
To forgive is wise; to forget Is fool.
ish. One must not blame the boat for
being rudderless, but one must not
trust 1t again.-Helen Waljeska.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-09-19

Nothing Ever Certain.
Heaven makes sport Of human at
fairs and the present hour gives no
sure promise Of the next.-Ovid.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-09-19
Respect to Aus

II you can't laugh at Jokes Of the
age, laugh at the age Of the Jokes.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-09-19
Ancient swIs. cathedral

In Basel, Switzerland, is cathe-
lral founded In 1910
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-09-19

But He Doesn't Think So.
The world could easily get along
without the man who never makes a
mistake.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-09-19

Cream Makes Weight.
A wineglass Of cream after each
meal II a weight producer
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-09-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LIST pub, Stpt. s, last Oct. 10, 1928
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-19
w TO ZACfNA.

Byvaly komisai poulicnich
drah, Peter Witt, hodla kandi-
dovati ia zmeneneho jiz NEST
skeho charteru do mestske ra-
dy Ia prvni distrikt na zap.
strane, kde "pobezi' take do
sayadnl radnl S. r. Michel.
Prvnejsl pozadoval, aby
mestskv vybor poulicnich drah
Jehol Jest Michel pfedsedou.
zavedl nektere napravy Y do
pravnl sluzbe, jinak ze nedo.
statku tech vyuziie We volebni
Rampant. Michel odpovedel
Wittovi ma jeho pi.lpis take do.
pisem, ktertm napadal jehC
cinnost V dobe, kdy byl tyi
sam komisarem a prohlasoval
re vybor Sc Vita 0 ieho roz
umy nikterak neprosi. Ia t
naval pax Witt sveho polite
keho soka nevedomcem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-19
POLICISTOU ZASTRELENY
LUPIC.

Dnes po 4te hodine ranni
piekvapen byl dosud nezjiste-
ny muz na vych. 53. ul. a St
Clair ave. pri pokusu loupeze
Jelikoz neuposlechl vyzvy X
zastaveni Sc, vystrelll po mem
straznik Fred lehman, .iehoz
kule uprchlika zasahla prsa
blizko sameho srdce. Prchajl.
ci zabit byl ma mist6 a mrtvo-
Ia jeho dopravena do okresnl
marnice. Byl dopaden pravt
kdyz nesl pytel, nemz male.
zeno bylo RUNE mosazne ko.
vani, odcizene re skladiste The
Bishop & Babcock Co., tovar,
ny fontan ma sodovou vodu. Jl-
max u mrtvoly nebylo nlcehc
nalezeno, co by mohlo vestl k
'Ztotozn6nl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-19
''svET''
BRITICkY PREMIER VAZ.
NE NEMOCEN.

Londyn, 1S. kvetna. - Vaz-
ne obavy jsou projevovany o
zdravi premiera Bonara Lava
jenz dli v Parizi, a vyskytuji
Sc pochybnosti, ze bude moci
na dlouho podrzeti svui ufad.
Mic urciteho nebylo ziisteno
zde 0 povaze tvrdosijne krcni
choroby, ktera jei pripravila 0
hlas, ale ia okolnost, ze Sir
Thomas Horner. ktery jest spa
c;alistou V rakovin6 a bakteri-
ologii, povolan byl do Pafize,
ke konsultaci 5 francouzskymi
srecialisty, dala wink oha-
yam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-19
KONFERENCE o REVISI Y
THE DISCOUNT co.

Okresni zalObce Stanton no
dla v pond6li konferovati s
pravniky w. L. Davidem a G..
Abbottem, ktefi jsou ustano-
venymi receivry The Cleve-
land Discount Go. Ucel porady
jest vysvetleni jak dopadla fl
nancni revise.
V Los Angeles zatceny byva
~ zakladatel a president spo-
lecnosti Josiah Kirby jeho
bratr Carroll w. Kirby byli "a
stupci jiste spolecnosti Jizni
Kalifornii, byli po slozeni "a
ruk S25OO kazdy, propusreni
ma svobodu a yyslechnuti bu-
dou utery, kdy take urceno
bude datum soudniho liceni.
Druhy Kirby nebyl stihan "a
tykacem, avsak prihlasil Sc k
soudu dobrovolne. Josiah kir-
by telegrafoval vcera do Cleve
landu, re jeho zatceni Sc stale
jen na technickOu zalobu a zt
on sam 81 zadne viny vedon
nenl. Oba Sc nell dopustiti po,
vodu tim, re "a $25OO prodal
jistemu Kennellymu jen "pro
Zatimnich certifikatu'' mistt
skutecnych bondu.
The Cleveland Discount Co
po zjisteni jistych schodkl
Zmenila ihned jmeno Tn,
Union Discount Co., kterol
jiz Kirby vubec nebyl Y zad
mem spojeni, jak oZnamuje no
va banka Zvlastnlm provo!a
MIN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-19
DAMSkY KLUB 1RYA MA
ZRfZENl SAMCSTATNEHO
ZENSKEHO POLiCEJNl-
HO ODDELENi.

Mestskv Damsky klub nod
la setrvati oposici prot pla-
nu mayora Kohlera, .ienz ho-l
dla budouci policistky pone-
chati pod kontrolou pollcelni-
no nacelnika Graula, kdezto
jmenovana organisace 81 preje.
ably II policejniho departmental
bylo zrizeno zvlaStni oddeleni
Sc zenou jako fiditelkou. klub
20 pfipade, kdyby mestsky
rozpocet ma tuto pollcejnl re-
organisaci nemel dostatetnych
financi Jest hotov penize ma
vlastni vrub opatiiti.
TAX by vypadal as budouci
program, jak vypraNi pl. r.
Hallova, predsedka soudnlho
vvboru klubu, jez Sc prav6
vratila z Westinghouse kon-
vence zen, zamestnanych V
policejnich sluzbach. Pro cdu-
vodneni zrizeni samostatneho
zenskeho policeiniho odGe!eni
podava zmlnena DANA celou
radu pricin. Mayor Kohler "a
stava vsak myslenku, re zeny
Sc drive musi do policeinlch
sluaeb zapracovati, ably byly
schopnv pozdeji vesti zvlastni
department.
Rekrutyrka zenskych polici-
stek, pokud Sc fysickych zpu-
sobilosti tyce, konana bude V
pond6li %. kvetna v laznich
na Orange ave-, kdezto Wy
zkouseni schopnosti dusevnlch h
Romano bude Is. cervna, jak
/ prozrazuje tajemnik komiae
obcanske sluzby, Louis Simon,
iemuz bylo svereno vypracova-
ii pravidla ZkouSek duSevnich
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-19
DOtASNA NAVSTEVA CES.
SkOSLOVENSKYCH OBCA-
NJ, ZDE USAZENYCH,
DO EVROPY.

Ably GeskoslovenSti obCane,
lrsazeni We Spoienych Statech,
chtejlci navStiyiti sve pribuzne
y Ceskoslovensku behem ma
stavajici sezony, byli uehrane-
nj obtizi ceskoslovenskymi
vystehovaleckymi urady, pri
jej,ch zpateGni ccste do Spoie-
nych Statu, dovolujeme 81 YAM
sdeliti, re vyse zminene urady
prohlaSuji, re kazda Osoba,
ktera ceEtuje $ ceskosloven-
skym pasem, vydanym Cesko-
Slovenskym konsulatem We Spo
ienych Statech zdrzi Sc ma IL
zemi Ceskoslovenska dele nez
sest tydnu, tbude nadale pova-
zovana "a vystehovalce, dokud
| dctyCna osoba nepfedlozl uspo
kojivv dukaz, re sc deflnitiv-
ne nevzdala sveho domova neb
zamestnanl Y Americe.
| Proto bude zahodno, infor-
movati kazd6ho ceskosloven-
skeho pasazera, cestujIclho S
ceskoslovenskym pasem do
Ceskoslovenska s limyslem o.
petneho navratu do Spojenych
Statu, ably V jeho affidavitu
bylo Zvlast' poznamenano, re
! Sc ubira jen "a ucelem navste-
Ivy svych pribuznych atd. re
sc nevzdal sveho domova nebo
Zamestnanl V. dobe nepfitom-
nosti. Mohlo by SIC snadno pfl
hoditi, re bez tohoto prohlaSe-
nj, nastavajici posazer mohl
/ by byti povazovan ia vysteho-
valce, totiz, ze nemohl by Sc
vratiti do Spojenych Statu,
/, kdykoli by 81 pral, a re musel
by cekati az ma ornament MI
nisterstva, ktervzto fakt, We
v6tsine pi'ipadu, mohl by "a
whit podstatne Zdrzeni pasa-
zerovy Zpatecnl cesty, nasled-
KEN slozitych ustanoveni pro
vystehovalce Y Ceskoslovenska
nedavno vydanych minister
styem socialnl pece Praze.
. S veskerou uctou
United States Line.
(Pasazerske oddelenl)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-19
ZELEZNICNf SPOJENi ME.
Il PRAHOU A PARfZf NE
BYLO PRERUSENO MA
VSECH TRATfCH.

Depese pustena do sveta The
Christian Science Monitorem,
jez byla uvefeinena a tykajicl
Sc pferuseni primeho zeleznic
niho spojenl Parize Prahou
tyka sc jen smeru protinajici-
no obsazene 1zeml. Cestuiicl,
jak oznamuje Cunard spolec-
most, jsou ale bez zdrZovani
dOpravovani trait pres Bazilei
a lnspruk do Prahy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-19
SPORTOVNf ZPRAVA.

Footballova Ceta ceskoslo-
slovenskeho sportovnlho klubu
Cleveland postavl sc Ultra We
2:3O cete Magyar b. ma hfisti Y
Garfield parku. Vyssi spor-
TOWN. uroven obou drustev "a
rucuje zapas,, ktery bude ma
neivys zajimavym. Az dosud
uhaiili naSi druhe mlsto v pr
slusne divisi a mali dosti slibn6
yyhlldky na prvenstvi.
Hraci isou zadani, by Sc do.
stavili obvyklou dobu do klu-
bovni mlstnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-19
SOUSTRAST CLEVELANDU,
O.. MESTU CLEVELANDU
v JIZNf KAROLINE.

President zdejsi skolni rady
F. NJ. Williams a skolni supt.
r. G. Jones zaslali jmenem ro-
dicu, jejichz ditky prisly 0 Ii
vot "a katastrofalniho pozaru
dne 4. brezna 1908, Collin
woodske skoly telegram otcum
a matkam IA ditek, zahynuv-
sich ia podobneho pozaru mi
nuly ctvrtek V meste Clevelan-
dL. S. c.
Soustrastna depese mi:
Superintendeintovi skol,
Cleveland, S. c.:
''Dne A. biezna 1908 prislo
a zivoty "a pozaru skoly Col
linwood 172 ditek. Cleveland,
o., vyslovuje nejhlubsi sou
strast mad vasi nenahradital
nou ztratou."
Jones Ia te prilezitosti vzpC
mnel nestesti zdeisiho, udavsi.
no Sc pred Is. roxy. Tehdy
-ditky zpozorovaly z kloset,
vychazejici dym, a upozornily
Skolnlka, jenz lined dal zvon
Gem pozarni Znameni. Ditky
umistene priZemi dostaly 81
St'astne V beZpeci, ale ony n;
druhem a tfetim patie nalezl,
cestu po schodech Zatarasen,
dymem a plameny. Special,
ku dvefim zadnim, jez Sc al,
otviraly dovnitr. Vydesen'
ditky panickem strachu tia
ely Sc tax mocne ma dvefe, II
tyto nebylo mozno otevfiti :
kdyz Sc konecn6 podarilo dve
re rozstipati, nalezeny jen mr.
tvoly V iedinem chumlu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-19
"DUCHOVE UDOLf HILON''
MA BROADWAY.

Omladina j. A. komensky {
>. z Mt. Pleasant sehraie tuto
operetu. iez Sc pred nejakou
dobou dockala ylidneho priieti
ma yych. l3l. ul. Y spolkove ST
nj, ma vSeObecnou zadost V Ces.
Mar. SIM ma Broadway. Zpevy
jidi sbormistr p. Edw. krejsa,
kdezto hudebni doprovod opa-
til kapela p. w. Svobody. Po
divadle usporadan bude tanec-
nj vinek. Cisty vytezek pripa-
dne Sdruzeni Svobodomysl-
nych skel, zajiste o duvod Vi
ce, ably divadlo bylo zaplneno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-19
VOLBY v TESARSKE UNI

NOminace ufedniku do d.
striktni rady Tesafske unie
skoncena bude pristi itery, jak
oznamovaly patecni zpravy.
Ma dulezity urad tajemnika
jmenoNani diva cekanci dosa-
vadni tajemnik H. Schwarzer
a. novy kandidat w. J. Mapes.
Dosavadni obchodni jednatele
Al Rudy, H. Mclaughlin G..
Schroeder nominovani byli VII
bee bez opposice.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-12-28

Germany prints notes for one bill.
''on asd i've billion marks each.
most appropriately decorating them
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-12-28
FORMER HEAD ANTONITO
SCHOOLS FOUND GUILTY
UNDER MANN ACT


o. T. Jacobs, former superinten-
dent of the Antonito schools, was
found guilty of violation of the
Mann Act in the United States Dis
trict Court at Pueblo last Thursday.
The girl in the case was Miss Flor
ence Storer, of>Peebles. Ohio.
The girl was the principal witness
for the prosecution and testified
that she had been enticed by Jacobs
to come with him to Colorado and
that they had criminal relations
which began in Ohio and continued
through Chicago. Denver. Colorado
Springs and in Antonito.
Jacobs flatly denied having had
any Illicit relations with the girl or
having used any special persuation
to get her to come to Antonito. To
prove his statements. Jacobs pro-
duced letters written by the girl and
her mother proving that her mother
her sister and the sisters husband
had advised her to come.
The letters also contained num-
erous declarations by the girl that
Jacobs had always treated her like
q gentleman should. The letters
were written by the girl and her
mother to Jacobs, and members OF
the Antonito school board and
others.
Letters written by Jacobs intro
duced by the prosecution to prove
an intimacy. The letters contained
many endearing terms. but there
was not an expression. either by the
girl or Jacobs. indicating a carnal
mind. One letter written by Jacobs
indicated vulgar familiarity until
the girl was produced to show that
his expression was an answer to a
suggestion by the girl.
When put upon the stand Jacobs
declared that affection between him
self and his wife was dead and that
they had agreed. conditionally. upon
divorce: that he and the girl were
in love and that they had agreed up
on marriage as soon as the divorce
was secured and the letters on ex-
hibit in court show that the agree
ment was a matter Of knowledge to
the girls family.
Hotel keepers from Denver and
Colorado Springs were introduced to
prove that the couple had registered
at their hotels en- route to Antonito
but none OF them knew OF improper
conduct.
The girl testified that Jacobs had
paid her way to Colorado. but the
defense produced letters written by
the girl and other testimony to
prove from her own statements that
he had simply loaned her the
money.
Jacobs was sentenced to eighteen
months In the federal penitentiary.
-Antonito Ledger.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-12-28

The teachers who are spending
their Christmas vacations away from
Monte Vista are: Mable Heckert who
went to Oiathe. Colo. Miss Jessie
Relnholix to Fort Collins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Wubben and family.
Misses Dorothy Turner and Martha
Diliard TO Delta. Miss Galva wing
to Grand Junction. Miss Ethelyn
Raber to Whitewater. Miss Dorothy
lie Valley TO Hotchklss. Miss May
Clark and Miss Lucille Frazier to
their homes In Kansas: and Miss
Hazel Bell went with Miss Haze,
May 10 the latter's home at Canon
City.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-12-28

From late reports Il Ii learned
that Col. Humphreys and the Fiuor
Spar people have got together and
Will build 4 new bridge across the
river At Wagon Wheel Gap. II Is
also stated that the State Highway
Commission and the county contem-
plates constructing = bridge across
the river some two miles below the
Gnp-Creede Candle.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-12-28
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

The Sunday services will be held
in the Sunday school room OF the
new building.
The Sunday school will meet at
9:45. with c. +. Hart. Supt.
Morning worship at IL o'clock
The subject Of the morning sermon
will be THE Gospel Of Forgive
ness"
Evening ser1ice AZ 7:30I The
pastor will give the evening sermon.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet on Thursday after
noon. January 3rd. with Mrs. l.. II.
Price. Assistants. Mrs. WadleiEh
and Mrs. Cross. Program leader
Mrs. II. c. kephart.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-12-28
THE LUTHERAN CHURCH

Our heartiest well-wishes for a
happy and prosperous New Year to
all who happen to scan this an
nouncement.
Our attendance on Christmas Day
was: In the morning, 14O, In the
evening lSO.
Sunday-l0:30 a. m. Communion
services. The sermon. "Simeon's 8
Christmas" Lk. 2:22-32.
Tuesday-1O.45 a. m. New Years
day services.
Saturday-1:30 p. m. Bible
school,
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-12-28
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Sunday school meets at 9:45 with
J. C. Haggard as Supt.
Morning service ut 1880 o'clock
and evening service at 1880 o'clock.
Rev. II. B. Woods of Denver will
preach at both services.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-12-28
l.CHUQCU :.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICES
Morrison Studio. 7th and Adams,
sunday morning service at 1880
O'Clock. Subject, December 3Oth,
christian Science" Sunday schoo
at 9:45.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-12-28
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH

Third and Washington streets
Monte Vista. Colo. Rev. J. A. Nc
Nulty. b. D..
Change In date. Instead of the
date announced last week. the
Christmas tree and carol service OF
the church school will be held at
the church Friday. December 2Sth
at p. m. sharp. This will be fol
lowed by Christmas party at the
residence Of Vim. II. Swart. 342
Washington St.
Friendships Greetings and a
Happy New Year to all.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-12-28

Labor may rule the British EN-
pire. Lloyd George says Labor has
the right to show what it can do.
1t won the recent election. Ram
say Macdonald. head OF the Labor
Party. would be Prime Minister. He
tells Of Labor Party plans.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-12-28

with thistles and thorns. The note
for one billion, which would have
been worth two hundred and fifty
million dollars before the war. will
be used for small change"
Miss Muskrat. an Indian girl OF
the Cherokee tribe had luncheon
with President Coolidge and his
wife at the White House. and talk
ed American common sense. I'VE
don't want any government -provi-
dence looking after us. We want y
chance with other Americans. We
don't want to be kept In our orig
inal state OF savagery' for tourists
and artists 10 look at us. and slushy
scntimentalists and writer's to write
about U.S."
An able young Indian woman is
Miss Muskrat. OF Mount Holyoke
college.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-12-14
.sELl[ll;Il5slAM,. - !EFsss!AM 4,

"Others than Morley have begun
their career with his Negative. Few
have preserved the Negative to the
end Either it has been Spiritual
ism or, as in Anna Besant's case,
Indian; or Catholicism, or Christian
Science, or New Art, or still newer
Ethics that have filled the vacuum
John Morley knew that within his
Holy of Hottest there rested nc
longer the Ark of the Covenant with
it's Cherubim and Seraphim. Where
he asked, is the Pillar of Cloud by
day and the Pillar of Fire by night ?
But, to his everlasting honor. he
reverenced even an empty shrine
Setting firmly those thin lips, which
were forged like steel on the de-
sign of Mills and Manning's, he
smiled their wintry smile, and SC
combated the world where he dwelt
apart, the flesh which he curbed with
acetisism, and the devil whose exis-
tence he denied.
"He thus became the ideal stole,
playing no games, indulging in no
vices, victim to no temperament
a Puritan in manners and morals
if no Puritan in dogma, utterly dis
ciplined as sentinel, seeing only
what sentinel can see as he stands
at his post, sweet, sensible, yet Sc
we're"
1t seems to us as we write, that
possibly if we all preached less, and
practiced more, the world would be
a much better place to live in.
Why not respect every persons
beliefs, religious or political, even
tho they be the direct antithesis of
our own?
~ - -
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-12-14
SOVIET REGIME BASED ON
MURDER, ANARCHY, THEFT

Representative Fred. A. Britten, of
Illinois, has returned from Soviet
Russia a wiser, but not, let us hope,
a sadder man. An advocate of rec
ognition through commercial treaty
prior to his departure from Ameri-
can shores, he has come back with
a new conception of the soviet gov
eminent. Disillusion, swift, sure
and complete has come upon him.
The scales have fallen from his eyes.
He now declares himself convinced
that any recognition of bolshevik
Russia would only be lending
strength to cause which sooner
or later must fall. 1.-THE country is
ruled in silent terror by a clique of
theoretical dreamers who are too
stubborn to admit they're wrong
he says. "The soviet regime" he
defines as "a visionary government
whose very foundation is based on
murder, anarchism, bolshevism and
theft" The words he uses are not
those that readily lend themselves
to ambiguity. There can be nc
doubt where the Representative from
Illinois stands in the matter of oui
entering into diplomatic relations
with the present Moscow govern
ment.-Boston Transcript.
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REFUSES TO NURSE A SNAK 4
IN HIS BOSOM

The venom of serpent is never
harmless until his fangs are pulled.
Feed it all you may; warm it against
your bosom, but it will still sting
its benefactor.
President Coolidge evidently real
ICES that. Last week he firmly ex-
pressed his opposition to Senator
Lenroot's bill for a huge sum of
money to be given to Germany in
the name Of charity" The President
said that any aid given Germany
by the United States should be fur
nished on business basis rather
than as matter of charity.
Last year Congress enacted a de-
plorable bill whereby fifty millions
of dollars were given the Russians
because they claimed to be starving
But the Department of Commerce
learned that Immediately afterward
Russia sold more wheat to other
countries than in any other year
since before the war.
Germany is perniciously spread.
ing propaganda Of maudlin lies tc
create sympathy with people who
don't really know the conditions
And if they can succeed in deceivint
the rest of the world it won't b,
but short time until they are a
war again.
President Coolidge is sensible.
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YOU NEED A PRESS AGENT

Irwin S. Cobb, the noted lecturer
and novelist, writing about North
Carolina in Hearst's Magazine for
November, says, "What North Caro-
lima needs is press agent. She has
practically everything else. But
think right here hear someone
asking the question, "If North Caro-
lima has all these things what need
has she for press agent? ?" The ans
wer is that in these times the better
the wares you may have to offer
the greater is the necessity for a
live publicity staff. To this age
press errantry is what knight erran-
try was to a former age--it directs
attention to the picturesque phrases
and, what is still more important,
brings in the customers. Trade
doesn't follow the flag; trade fol-
lows the well-devised propaganda
campaign. And printers ink makes
the best liniment for suppling up
the joints of commerce. Accept no
substitute, because there isn't any,"
If you have anything to sell, tell
the people about it. Printers ink
is more valuable today than ever
before. This paper can help you
build up your business.
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FAKE DOCTOR CAUSES DEATH
OF VETERAN
"VETERANS COLUMN
asEaaEsSIal8R9erEsosss,sR@sna8gE

The State of Connecticut has dis
covered that there are a lot of
quack doctors in that common
wealth, and they are rapidly being
imprisoned where they don't escape
before they can be arrested. One
of the cases recently cited is that
of DIR. CD George M. Sutcliffe,
of Unionville, Conn. Hoody went
who is guilty of the death of a
World War veteran.Albert C. Hoody,
to him with a crushed finger, and
when Sutcliffe started to amputate
it he gave him so much ether that
he never regained consciousness. If
veterans were given the proper
medical and hospital care, such
things would never happen.