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Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-12-05
An Old Recipe
TO Darker Hair
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns Gray,
Faded Hair Dark and Glossy.


Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
cd, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streaked
or gray. Years ago the only way to
get this mixture was TO make II at
home, which is mussy and trouble
some.
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound" You will get large
bottle OF this old-time recipe improved
by the addition OF other ingredients,
at very little cost. Everybody uses
this preparation now, because no one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as 1t does It so naturally
and evenly. You dampen q sponge OF
soft brush with it and draw this
throgh your hair, taking one small
strand at time; by morning the gray
hair disappears, and after another ap-
plication or two, your hair becomes
beautifully lark, thick and glossy and
you look years younger.-Adv.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-12-05

and well edited. It is issued under
ideal working conditions and every
department Of the plant is operated by
union workmen. Published by the
owners of the Chicago Tribune and
the Daily News of New York, Liberty
comes before the public under auspices
which amount to a guarantee that the
best available in the field of American
letters will be offered its readers.
The square-dealing methods of the
Chicago Tribune publishers are well
known in the trade union world.
The Crowell publications have begun
to feel effects of its nonunion policy
and are running campaigns to regain
lost ground in calculations. In ad-
dition to Golfers and the American
Magazine, the Crowell journals in
clude the Woman's Home Companion,
and Farm and Fireside.
A great gain was made by the
Typographical Union recently when
the Administration Committee of
Bishops of the Catholic Church in the
United States ruled that all prayer
books and other religious literature
used in the Church in this country
must bear the Union Label. The ru-
ling affects between $35, 0O0, 900 and
$50,000,000 a year, according to a
Washington, d. c., correspondent of
the New York World.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-12-05
SAVING BABIES IN NEW YORK

SAVING BABIES IN NEW YORK
White Plains, New York, is one
of the safest places in the United
States for babies. It's infant NOR
tally rate in 1923 was only 3s, half
the rate of the United States birth
registration area. Moreover, the rate
has been reduced from 1870 in 1911 by
methods which any city may use. DR..
Edwin G. Ramsdell, health officer,
states that among the important fac
tors in this reduction were better
birth registration, batter prenatal care
for mothers, better care during child
birth, education of the mothers them
selves, regulation of the milk supply.
Clinics Of various kinds have been es-
tablished and physicians have coop
Grated in the campaign.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-12-05

By international Labor News Service.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 27.-
The cost of living is again on the
downgrade.
Fall has brought a general reduc-
ton in prices of necessities, according
to a nationwide survey by the United
States Department of Labor, so that
the average family now is able to pro-
vide itself with clothing, food, shelter.
fuel and other essentials at a rate Of
expenditure slightly lower than a year
ago.
To maintain itself this Fall the
average family is spending approx
mately u per cent more than in 1913,
the official investigation shows. Last
year the average family was forced
to spend q per cent more than in
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-12-05
Ouch! Pain, Pain.
Rub Rheumatic,
Aching Joints

st. Josephs Oil stops any pain, and
rheumatism is pain only.
Not one case in fifty requires inter
nal treatment. Stop druggingl Rub
soothing, penetrating st. Jacobs Oil
right into your sore, stiff, aching
joints, and relief comes instantly. st.
Jacobs Oil is a harmless rheumatism
liniment, which never disappoints,
and cannot burn the skin.
Timber upl Quit complainingl Get
a small trial bottle of old, honest st.
Jacobs Oil at any drug store, and in
just a moment you'll be free from
rheumatic pain, soreness and stiff
ness. Don't suffer- Relief awaits
you. st Jacobs Oil is just as good
for sciaticia, neuralgia, lembago, back
ache, sprains.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-12-05
CHILD WORKERS LINE IN
POOR TENEMENT HOMES

Child labor was found to be pre-
valent in nearly a quarter Of the
10000 houses licensed to engage in
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-12-05

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. A.
Wages in the iron and steel industry
have virtually doubled since 1914 and
trebled in the last % years, it is in
Dictated by a study Of data collected
by the U. S. Census Bureau which is
now tabulating returns of the 1928
census of manufacturers in the Unit
ed States.
The average earnings Of workers
are shown to have been $1,465 in 1928
in plants making iron and steel forg-
ings, according to the Census Bureau
which surveyed every plant in the
country turning out that product. In
1914, the average earned was $500
per worker, while in 1889 it was $546.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-12-05

1913. In the fall of 1920, the year
when the living cost reached the peak
OF all times, necessities cost the family
just twice as much as in 1918.
The Labor Departments price in
vestigatiOn is regarded as the most
thorough and accurate Of the many
attempts by private and public aeen-
cies to chart living costs. It deals
with retail prices Of the prime neces-
stiles in more than so cities. Quota
tons are obtained from several stores
in each city for identical commodities
and these quotations are reported to
Washington by field agents. The re-
suits are weighed in accordance with
the quantities in which the various
classes Of necessities are purchased By
the average family.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-12-05
TYPOS PLAN WAR ON
UNFAIR PUBLICATIONS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. A.
The International Typographical
Union, under the leadership of Pres
ldent James M. Lynch and other MEM
bers of the newly installed executives
council of the union, is laying its
lines for a vigorous and sustained
drive against the most powerful
enemies of the labor movement-the
non-union and anti-union magazines.
The notorious unfair Crowell pub
locations, printed in a non-union plant
at Springfield o., will feel the weight
OF well organized unionist opposition
at once, according to plans of Typo
graphical Union officials and NJ. Cos
nell Of Syracuse, N. Y, who has been
placed in active charge of the nom
union publications campaign.
Chief of the CroweIl publications
are the American Magazine and Col
iier's Weekly. It is believed that mil
lions of fair minded Americans will
withhold patronage of these maya
zines when their policies with re-
gard to labor are laid before the coun-
ry. The Saturday Evening Posts un-
fair attitude toward the printers will
also be touched upon in the cam
paign.
Incidentally, it is pointed out by
Mr.. Gosnell, that the new weekly
magazine Liberty is making strong
bid for the popularity hitherto en-
joyed by Golfers and the Saturday
Evening Post. Liberty sells for FIVE
cents and is high grade magazine,
modern in every sense, clearly written
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-12-05

The forging plants show what has
happened to wages throughout most
OF the steel industry, and, in sense,
to wages in all lines of manufactur-
ing as well. Over a long period of
time, wages in all lines Of industry
tend to advance in the same ratio.
The steel industry, it is pointed out,
would not have been obliged to adj
vance wages in greater ratio than
other industries because had it gone
far ahead all labor would have flowed
to its mills, deserving other plants.
From 1899 to 1914, the workers
earnings advanced year by year in a
ratio that was steady. Between 1914
and 1919, however, the ratio changed
widely.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-12-05

Seventeen drowned when gale sinks
British steamer.
Cotton mills at Danielson, Conn.,,
cut wages 10 per cent.
German railroads get $1O,O0O,00O,
credit in United States.
Communist leaders accuse War Min
lister Trotsky of heresy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
k0NFERENcE MALE D0H0DY.
BUDE MA Nj JEDNANO o DULEz1TYCH
OTAZKACH.

ponevadz Mala dohoda stava
Sc osou evropsk6ho planu. jak
vytcen byl Francii, a ponevadz
teskoslovensko postavilo Sc v
popredi tim, ze definitivne pc
stavilo Sc po box Francie, ma
miste ably pokouselo Sc o ne.
moznost zachovanf neutrality
mezi Francii a Anglif, jest zee
la nome, ze Mal& dohoda ia
kozto celek vyslovf sc jasn6
pro francouzskou politiku v
Europe, jiz da pfednost pred
anglickou.
DR.. Nincit pravil ku konci
"Mala dohoda sleduje diva CT
le: zaiist9nf respektu pro mi
rove smlouvy, jez jsou zakla.
dem move Evropy, q zachova-
nj miru, bez n9hoz rekonstruk
ce jest nemoznou. Mala doho.
da chce spolupracovat sc spo-
ieneck$mi vefmocelni."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
WllS0NUv vzKAZ DEM0KRAToM.
PRAvt, zE JEJIcH UKoLEM JEST "vY-
KOUPITI" AMERIKU.

pittsburgh, Z ledna - Dfvci; president Wilson tele-
gramu enz by cten pri banketu den v!roc
Jacksonovch narozen prohas ze 1kolem demokraticke
strany jest vykoupenf naroda ponizen do nehoz byl
wren nedavnyh dnech re ze rad by s1eastn aggre
svnho boje obnoven vysokych zasad spravedveho Jed
nanf."
Joseph P. Tumulty, byvay sekretar p Wilsona, rec
venovane bernmu probemu prohas ze "demokraticke
deni bude pracova upatnen beniho zakon enz sprave
dliveji by rozvrh bfemena vlady"
Senator Patrick Harrison Mississippi ltotl ma Mello
bernf predohu jako plan jimz ma pomoci ve
kemu obchodu Demokratcka strana pravi Harrison.
prime uplnos berni program skreafe Meona ale bude
Sc zasazovati ulevu pro mensi poplatniky dani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
vOJNA Y SENATE K VOLI SovE70M.
SENATOR LODGE vYSvtTL0VAl STA
n0vISk0 uADY v0CI RUSkU.
SENATORI BROOKHAI2T A BORAH PRO
HLASILI JE "a NEROZUMNE.

Washington, 7. edna. Valka zacala v senate dnes
mezi admnracnimi vddci kerf jsou pro uznanf Ruska
odporutovatei americkych vzahd sovetskou vladou.
Senator Lodge Massachusetts,, pfedseda vyboru pro
vztahy ciznou obsirne bedive pfpravene fec vs&
loval opposc admnsrace prot uznani ceho z6ludneho
nepee pracuciho pod nasi vakou pro vsem pfesv4dce
MIN nstitucm jez sou Amercandm nejdrazsmf'.
Senator Borah ldaha autor resouce aby senAt se w
adr uznani Ruska ktera podladem navrhu vfbo
zahranicn vztahy vysefovan ruke propagandy
odpOvede rovnez obrne senatoru Lodgeo prOhlasv re
cas nadesel mdzeme l6pe poslouz idskosti kfesa
stv mru ednanm temio lidm nez kdyz $ mimi budeme
zachazeti jako zbujniky."
Senator Lenroot Wisconsin,. podporoval senAtora
Lodge odpoved Borahovu pabu kdezto senator Brook
hart Iowy pooz n6kolk otazek eimz dosta do
nejdfve senatorem Lodgem pozde senatorem Len
rOOtem
Prohlaseni presidenta vzhedem Rusku obsazene je
no posestvi bo ctovano jak enaorem Lodge tax senA
toem Borahem Senator Lenroot pav ze senator Borah
odvod nespravne ddsledky onoho odstavce posev
sidentove ze obvinil Administered neupfmnos kdyz no.
mem nepfijaa Cicerndv vyjednavani ob9ma
zem9m Ma to odpovedel Borah re by vem vzdaen toho
vytykat presidentovi neupfimnost.
Kdyz senator Borah prohasil ze die toho jak 81
kada rec senatora Lodgea namitka admnace zd& By
prot ferms ylady Rusku COZ pree nsni vsci Anerss
ga jsem fekl ze mns pranic nezaez jeich vladt
ale ze zdroje propagand ktere on konrou snaz zm6
nti nas formu vlady."
Senator Lodge pouzfval stovnho svedecvi informaci
ruske vad6 ably dok&za jeff sozeni zddrazn bod ze
tataz maa skupna jednocd podporue jak ruskou komu
nsickou sranu tax soveskou vadu ze tudz poseze uni
n6na ma Izk vztah ku komunscke InternaconA jez
vozuje propaganda jinych narodech.
"My name cini ogarchickou organisacf te nejvys
81 zdanos prohas Lodge Netreba vysvetovat ze jest
tyranie toho nejabsoutn6sho uhu Rusko nkdy nebv
10 ovadano necim nym nez yrani nkdy tyran ddkladne
81 nez jest pfitomna."
Senator Borah sve odpov9d senatoru Lodge-ov hav-
ne poukazova ze Rusko svo nabidkou vyrovna dluhy
naroky jez ma pro n6mu vada Spoenych StatG neb ch
prsusnc st9 osvedco dobrou will ze pouze vzalo do
sovne odavec poselstvi pdesdenta Coolidge v6novany
Rusku.
"Kdybych neverl ze uznanf Ruska vedlo by zepseni
pom9rd sv6tovych ze byly by tim posleny zasady nez
my sam sc opirame neodporutoval bych je. -
Borah sve reci opeovne zdiraznoval, ze uzn&nf
ma ciniti formou vady neb dmi ke jsou il cee
Spoene Saty uznanm Ruska posouziy by veobecn&mu
dobru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08

Paffz, 7. ledna. 49, DR.. Min
cic, jugoslavsky ministr zahra
nitnfch zalezitostf. ucinil po-
zoruhodne prohlasenf ohledne
konference Male dohody, lei
9. ledna se bude konati v Be-
lehrad9. DR.. Nincic pravil:
"My predevsim prozkouma
me evropskou situaci v celku
a pax musime definovati ma
81 nolitiku "a dcelem celeni
problemIm Sc zfetelem ma
vsechny spoienecke vlady. To
tyka Sc hlavn9 otazky reparA-
Ct. Nase vlada nezmenila sYo-
lie stanovisko v te v6ci a my
zadame. abv zem6. lei vYbro-
vokoyalv valku anebo s1bjily
Sc t6ni. kdoz bvli "a nj zod-
povednymi, nahradily Ytsobe
ne spousty."
To, jak patrno, otvfl : dvefe
nejrozs6hlejsfm probl pmom 9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
Z LoNDfNA DO
CHICAGO.
JEST NYNf PRIME
TELEGRATN1
SPOJENf.

Chicago, Z. ledna. -. Lon.
dyn a Chicago sc sblizily,
kdyz mayofi tech dvou NEST a
.iini vym6nili 81 zdravice po-
mocf prvnfho pffmeho kabelo-
veho spoieni mezi britickou
metropolf druhym m6stem
v Americe.
Jedno 2 podmofskych Ian
Western Union telegraph spo-
lecnosti bylo proseknuto Y
New Yorku. cimz docileno PRIV
nfho pffm6ho spoienf pomoci
dratd mezi Chicagem a. Lon
dVnem. Ma pozdravny vzkaz
chicagskeho mayora Devera
lordmavoru Newtonovi v Lon.
DIME bvlo odpov6d9no v osml
minutach. do Gehoz jest zapo.
cftAn cas- dod&vkou.
Move zaf'zenf. iez automa.
tickv spoiuie pozemnf tele-
prafnf svst6mv podmofsky.
mi lanv, nmoznilo nrfme spo.
,jenf. 0 n6z inzenyfi usilovali
DO vice nez ctvrt stoletf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
EMBARGO ma BRANE DO MExIKA.
MANA zAkkzAlA llcn pRopEJ
TAMnlM PovSTALCUM
JEST TO DRUHY KROK KU PODPORE
OBREGONOvY VLADY.

Washington T. ledna - President Coolidge dnes vecer
vyda provoanf zakazujc prode zbran stfeva mexckym
revolucionarim. Tmto jednanim vlada Spoenych Sttu
podnika druhy krok podpofe vady Obregonovy.
Prvni byl predsevzat mnuy tyden kdy vada Spojenyc
Sath ve vastn prebyecne zasoby prodala ste mnoz
stv valecneho materiau pouzvani federalnm voskem
Mexku Teno material jest nyni dodavan San Antonia
Fort Bliss letecke stanice Fairfield, O.
Dnesn embargo zakazue vsechen vyvoz valecnych "a
sob Spojenych Statd do Mexka, dvema vysovnym
jimkam uvedenymi presdentem jeho proklamaci Tyto
vyjimky dovo posani zbran Obregonove Wade rovnez
vyvoz zbrani selva ndustriani obchodni poebu
souhlasem sekretare statu.
President vydal dnesni proklamac pod pravomoc jez
bya udeena odavcem spolecne resouce kongreu pfi
jate 81 ledna 1922 ustanovuc ze kdykol hleda presi
dent n6kere americke zem neb zemi kde Spojene
Staty maji miodzemn prava panuji podmnky domacich
rozbrod ez molly by byi dale rozdmychovany dovozem
zbrani Spojenych Statn, mdze to zakazati.
Otazka zakazu prodeje zbranf mexckym povstac1m by
la vvona vcera kdyz odbor spavednos byl obdrze sde
en Teodoro Frezieres zasupce De La Hueovy revou
uvedom puk Shantona astupce odboru spravedlnosi
New Oreansu ze byl povefen revounim vojskem nakou
pitt zbrani stfeva Spojenych Statech soustfed je
dasf zasice louisianskem prsavu. Puk Stanton
zadal odbor telegrafcky insrukce, jak 81 pocnat.
Vysledek byl oznamen sekretafem statu Hughesem ze
vlada pohlizf nelbo zaslky zbran sfeliva do Me-
xika soukromym firmami ze kdyz podnka takove OBJ
choy, jest ejich vastn risiko Tim ovsem zasani
zbraH vIbec vaecneho materau do Mexika nebylo
hlaseno nezakont6 epre drade sekreafem stau
Hughesem vyda president proklamac kerou vvoz zbrani
vhbec vseho valetneho materau do Meka, uvedenymi
dv9a vyjimkam zakazue Vlada patrn9 jest rozhod-
nua napomahati vsemozne udrzeni vlady Obregonovy
Svrchu zmfn9na kongresnf resoluce ejfz sysu pres
dent edna ukada pokutu neb dvouete vezen neb
obe jeff pestoupen Presidentova proklamace obsahuje
vtsrahu ze vschni pfestupnici budou pffsn6 stihan
Washington, T. ledna Vseobecna ofensiva federanim
vokem proti mexickym revolucionafdm jes z proudu
ma rontach Vera Cruzske Jaisco die sdelen mexckeho
vysanectv Rebelsk6 zpravy vt6zstvfch zfskavAnf
v5h oupencd sou prohlaseny naprosto
We sd9enf vysanectv tvr ze nekontroujf v9M Cast
zemx nez pfi vypuknuh revoucs" ssa IS E.As
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
Moskva, Z. ledna. -

Moskva. Z. ledna. - Ufed.
nj bulletin sdeluie. ze nasled.
KEN zhorSenf So chorobv Leo.
ma Trockeho, .jez Sc vyvinula
ze zachvatu influenzy, kteror
trp9l Cd 5. listopadal, poradili
mn l6kafi. abv ihned .zanechal
pr&ce a uchylil se do lrajiny
s mfrn6jsfn podnebfm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
vELkf Low Sc PoDAklL.
BRITICKA Lob NALOzENA LIHOvINAM1
ZABAvENA BLtzE GALVESTONU

Galveston, Tex, T. ledna. Nejv9tM low podoudn3 do
hovn vodach zaivu mexckeho provedent
dfednfy Spojentch Stat povedl mnim celnm inspek
torhm zffzencdm pobrezni straze. kdyz brcy skinner
urie Winters byl zabaven as pet mil cd
ostrova ned9h odpoledne.
DIE stin nalezenych kajute kaptanove naklad par
nku pozdstaval 425O heden rnznych lhovin kdyz pul
Nassau do Tampica toho mnoho jiz schazelo nebot
pednf Cast lodnho byla yyprazdnena coz jest neep
dIkaz Ihovny prodavany podloudnfkhm Ncmen9 vsak
lodi byo je9 to mokreho zboz ze je to nev6ts lov
provedeny vod&ch Spoenych Sa Cd zavedenf narodn
prohbiee.
Kapisn A. B. Cooper, American, Jest veteem skdneru
zabaveneho lTearsky Srod; Jest fovn6z American kdez
atnch tn&ct cen muzstva son brititti poddan
ZiI,adni Indie. Posadka nekladla aadnffo odporu
vELKY PozAR@v OCEAN piery vsechny zabavnf mist
PARK CAL nos, Sc skodou 100000.
Ocean Park Ca z ledna Dva muM byli poran9ni v&zn9
Oheh, vzniknuvM nezna pades&t hase6 bylo popAle-
mych pficin, znicl til mofkeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08

EDWIN D. BARRY, fiditel
.m6stske bezpecnosti.
W.. ]. SAMPIE. fiditel fislRaci
s1fS1WELt. ANtsfsHT. aaditel =
tilitni;
VIM. S. FERGUSON, riditel
veTejne sluzby.
c. F. SHULER, riditel pravni;
DUDLEY BLOSSOM, riditel
m6stske dobrocinnosti;
FRANK S. HARMON, fiditel
parki a m6stskych majetkd
w. j. MURPHY, tajemnfk
Hopkinse;
Sic. RUTH STONE, tajemnice
riditele parkd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-08
vELKY PozAR v OCEAN

Ocean Park, CAL, Z. ledna.
Oheh. vzniknuvM 2 nezna-
mych pncfn, znitil til mofke
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-04-24
MRS, ELROD HAD
GIVEN UP HOPE
Austell Resident Receivers Health
By Taking Stella Vitae

81 had suffered so long that l had
about given up all hope of ever be-
ing we'll again." said Mrs. Matte FL
rod, Route 8, Care of Higgins, Aus
tell, Ga.
about six months ago my health
failed and l was terribly weak. Those
awful draggy, bearing-down pains all
through my body nearly run me dis
tracted and my back almost killed
me. l had fearful headaches and
blind spells and my nerves just went
to smash.
"a friend recommended Stella vi
tae, so l got bottle and right away
l began to mend. | took three bot
ties in all and now l am completely
relieved of those troubles and am
feeling just fine. 1t is the only thing
/ took that did me any good"
Stella Vitae may be obtained from
any druggist and the purchase price
will be refunded if it fails to bring
relief.
advertisement
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-04-24
THREE MARIETTA
BOYS win HONORS
AT GEORGIA TECH
G. H. Keller, w. M. Anderson and
E. G. Smith Win Coveted Place
On Honor Roll

Three Marietta boys made the hon
or roll at Georgia Tech according to
an announcement made public a few
days ago by H. H. Caldwell, regis
trar. They were G. H. Keller, w. M.
Anderson and E. c. Smith.
Anderson made the highest mark
of the three with an average of 87.14.
Smith came second with SO and Keel
er third with 82.14. Keller is a
Sophomore in the Electrical Engi-
neering Department. Smith is a
Freshman in the Commerce Depart
ment, while Anderson is first year
man in the Architectural Department.
All three boys are prominent in
student activities and are very pop
ular among their school mates. Keel
er and Smith are members of the
Theta Chi fraternity while Anderson
is a member of the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity.
1t is considered quite an honor for
a student to make the honor roll at
Tech as the standard there is among
the highest in the country. Only a
small per cent Of the students are
chosen for this honor. The courses
offered at Georgia Tech rank among
the best in the entire country.
Marietta boys have always made a
good record at Tech. This reflects
much credit upon the officials of the
local high school and the students
themselves when one realizes that al
most every state in the union anC
five foreign nations are represented
in the student body at Tech.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-04-24
MARIETTA WINS
FOURTH PLACE
IN FIELD MEET
Local Representatives Fail To
Place in Literary Contest
At Dalton
Raymond Rice

Marietta failed to make any great
show at the Seventh District Meet,
which was held in Dalton last Friday
and Saturday. The local representa-
tives won fourth place in the Athletic
contests but failed to place in the lit
erary events. No representatives
were entered in the Note Book Con-
test.
In the field events Rome won first,
Darlington, second; Dalton, third !;
and Marietta fourth. Read won first
in the hurdles with 1914 seconds, and
first in the 220 yard dash with GAL
seconds. Macarthur won third in the
broad jump with a jump of 20 feet
l inch. The winner of this event
only went 20 feet inches, while the
man who came second just went one
half inch further than the local boy.
This was one of the closest events
ever recorded in a meet.
Benson tied for third with the