"BMrimtec on the lut aide of
Main Street and on corner of Jack
son *• (Now Phillip*) and J. D. Min
iek and runs with Main Street North
tl 3-4 deg. C. 100 ft. to corner, for
merly W. P. Carter's; thence with
W. r. Carter and Jackaon'a Una 8.
74 1-2 dec. E. 371 foot to an alloy or
■treat twenty fire feet wide: there
with said street 8. 21 dec. E. about
17 feet to J. D. Minick'a corner;
thence with Minick and Jackaon
(Now Phillip*) line N. tl 1-4 da*
W. 8M feet to the WgtnniM. 8m
deed from Robert Phillips and wife
to W. H. Marion, Book 72-800."
E. C. Birena, Trustee
t^oionelnI^akeiOU
| Interesting
Sketches
In Oil
<JCo.6a
JVV>
V/—> V.
The Red C Oi Th- White C Oil
Colored a brilliant ruby red o .<-■ j -ire white, cry:ial clc«f,
bciglucn up your l.m.ps c'ean Kc xtne
terneas equalled only by the fury
attacked Mr. Wtlaen; while by hi*
own friends and followers the Mm
schusetts niuIm *u adoitMl and
rwwW •• the Aaericah savior at
Iftat; who M (gufht cNngNM||
arainat a subtle invasion of th« In
dependence of bia country and bMl
piaaai »ad for posterity tha cherished
tradition! of the fathers.
It may be that history never will
know the fall story of that epochal
struggle, which lifted both Lodge and
Wilson to new height* of leadership
A* each had been a dominating fi*w«
in the making of hiatory, ao each had
hoped to hero— at laat tha historian
of hia time*; bat, worn by the rtgoi
of battle, both have fallen Into their
laat sleep without completing the
work that circumstance and natural
inclination teemed to have patterned
for them. When Mr. WUaon died,
he left only arrapa and patches of the
great human chronicle be had hoped
to set down for future generations.
A few weeks ago Mr. Lodge confided
to hi% friends that be was gathering
material for a story of the league
fight In the senate and for other his
tories of the great days of his inti
mate association with men and af
fairs. The task never was fh^'Sed.
During the earlier years of the
first Wilson administration, the rela
tions between Mr. Wilson and Mr.
I odge were without feature They
met on occasion, hut not often, and
talked of public affairs as any Presi
dent and any senator of an opposing
parry might. They never we e friends.
It was not In the »o imiwss
wrdWItr wkm k* thought H ni(M
not be wflfomul, or to onmidi by
sheer wilt that indefinable feeling i«f
restraint which now and strata spring*
up unhidden between two itmf in
dividualities. But even M they eyed
one another at a distance, Lodge cart
hi* lot with Rlihu Root in support of
the Panama canal tolls repeal advo
cated by the democratic President
and Wilson thanked him.
1>ie actual breach in their rela
tionship was reached late in IMA.
Many stories of how it came about
have been whispered about Washing
ton, but here follow* the actual se
quence of events daring that period
of rapid and final transition.
On the night of October N, 1MB
in a campaign speech at Brockton,
Mass., Senator Lode* declared with
out qualification that President Wil
son had added a "postscript" to the
second Lusitanla note to Germany,
assuring the imperial government
that some of the previous vigorous
American pronouncements osi the sub
ject wwe "wt to betaken seriously*
The charge waa denied by some of
Mr. Wilson's friends, but H waa re
peated by Senator Lodge at Ogdene
burg, N. Y., on October St. Then, on
the following day, Hr. Wilson issued
a formal statement saying the as
sertion of Senator Lodge was "un
Beneath the tens phrases of Oh
Presidents denial, there was appa
rent to those who knew him a por
tentous depth of feeling. Senatoi
kLodge replied in terms quite as di
rect, saying he would not qusstin
the word of the PwsMwt of tbs
United States and most accept tbs
denial] bat he recalled that the au
thority on which ho m-<de his origi
nal ststssasnt had appeared to Ma
unimpeachable. To Mi dying day,
the senator 1 elWvad he bad bees
foiled by a clever nea jf language,
of sut.ptsmesrt U
tt net
-V ... ** . 1 ' *7 , , , .
to make. I appreciate year courtesy.
Good morning "
Two fun litir, wtun (With Uld
Its hand on Wilson, Lodge ross Hi
his place in the senate, scconHnr to
custom that toes with MmMp
tlwra, and pronounced » brief ralonr
to tlx HrttllMtail attainment* of ths
departed war PmMnI Unknown
to him or to mamhara of tto Wllaon,
tamBy, ha waa named on a committee
*o NpnMiit tha mate at the funeral
bat • formal statement from hia of
ftca announced that a alight illness
would prevent Ma attendance And
thus was written the final chapter of
•ha earthly relationship between two
prand and militant Americans.
Davis Plans to Return to
Prsetio* of Law
New York, Not. 8.—John W. Davis,
President will return to the practice
of law in Naw York after a holiday
to ha spent on a crniae in the Mad-1
iterransan, it waa announced today)
by his sscretary. Mr. Davis will
leave within a faw days to visit his
former home, Clarksburg, W. Va.
Upon his nomination for Presidsnt
Mr. Davis resigned from tha law firm
of Stetson, Jennings, Russell A Davis
which he joined in lttl on finishing
Ms services as a minister to Grant
Britain. At tha cams time hs gave
up directorships in several corpora
tions. !i
Bad Cooiks Ended
a ! »i L_n Li,
yuicwy uj uouoicw
Action ~
| ible
larlaff up Um *
kin been obtained with a ]
by a w.ll-knowa i
two tbln'k* at oon. It aet only
Ma and heals the inrw aa4
irritation, but it very quickly looa
eonaeatiort which are the real
of the coui
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mind fac*6omwony
Greenwood Auto Company
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