Hope And Inspiration In
Czecho-Slovak Republic
And hole World May Derive Encouragement from Vi liat
Has Been Accomplished to Develop New Na
tional Entity in Five Years
II; DAVID LAWRENCE
" ' Caayrlght 1*23 fey T1?a Oally A<?anaa
<!l<vau?t of the Jmli U l'rv..<i.-at lUrd.n* and Kwlnn of Calvin fool Ids* to t?i? tir^Mmo.
fca. tlirr ?.th tha <"a?*-<4U<nt il:?n<r? .n the political ntuation. Datld Lawrewe ha* rurtail<d hi* Kurop. an
trill ?ud now 1- ?Iir?ut>- r., tt,r | a.(n| State*, lit* datlv dl?patrhe? arv ?>? b?io* fj-m tip.
' at Mr. Uanufr > *i?lt? to Ural llntain. Ktarui.
Au-trta an<J Germany
Aboard the Steamship Leviathan, August 8.?Hope and in
spiration abound in the little republic of Czecho Slovakia where
the first live years have been so well used to construct and develop
a national entity that the whole world may derive encouragement
from what has been accomplished there.
Austria has been helped from
without, but Czecho Slovakia
has been helped from within.
I here is no economic parallel
but politically this little repub
lic is tending toward a neutral
mediating ^position very much
like that or Holland or Switzer
land.
ih lV"i'rll,f that 8?"P9ninnslil|> and
. r. l^.r' Preservation <,r friend
ly ri latlons are dsmfnant In the af
fair, of .he republic. Tolerance i.
In ri -' ""r?us' v displayed toward a
InrL. minority of Hermans Macvar*
side "with r"r"l^.norH wl"> "v. side by
,hp Czechs and have sub'.
"S2rD,a,,on ,n ,h"
hJaw^'^eTfX^irto^rr-e'.
vision and has kept ||B budget m
which'l" '? A"",rlca- ? elrcuinstance
which has contributed n treat i
OUts^'woHd"' ,hU r"PU,'"? "v ""
the "Va'st" thi^e years^C^hTs," V.
I:la may well be ranked as a forward
tokln. country of real prom?,"?
nr.. Tt .. n Uu*y metropolis. Th<
.. , J nation is moving alonu
We" defined lines with an , conoiul.
<?"1 Uit. rnal administration ni-.il a
J:*'" *' I'ro-rnni of education for <I,,,
wer^ ,of. ?'?vakla which
ti? u V* 1,1 ,n f tion l?\
Hungarian monarchy. Slovakia
li Mroads badly and monev win
.obtained only from American or
ther!? Opportunities are
irnmen? t? "" s,ov:lkl'"' P"v
...^,rajsr ,?
when "n ?? conveyed
wh.n it Is recalled that the Czech
f t! ,,f IHOhev, (he erowii, u?ed lo
follow the German mark and just af
with tT arm'R*'ce started downward
with the mark. Now. however the
it thnl "f }? dnllar nn(l K,1>v"
m A , rr.Thi" '""ans ,ha< "?
a,l,uMn*'"' m,n In Czecho
Slovakia can calculate the costs of
production p.nd fl^uro from month to
month on n <*oiind basis. Triform
? cou"<'. niuch of Czecho
Slovakia s re-organlzatlon was ac
complighed whr?n the oxclianso wa-*
on a different Iwt.in ?o that overhead
costs i .day nr.- fairly high.
nut ir,tf business situation Is ca
pable . . better dHvelopnii-nt and the
reviva' of trade with Russia may be
or trei '"tidou* value to Crecho Slo
vakia. ,\s a matter or r?ct, the
Czech? :tre united to Russia l,y the
commr. i ties or race and language
Russian cullure Is nt nrr 'moment
growln In Importance in Prague and
this Intellectual entente |R hound to
Hive Cz"Cho .Slovakia an opportunity
to mediate some day between Russia
and the Eastern world outside The
Czechs feel that the Russians are
gradually changing their viewpoint
on the economic question, so as to'
make possible commercial inter
course with the rest of Europe.
Czecho Slovakia maintains at Mos
cow a commercial delegation and Is
moving heaven and earth to get Rus
sian trade.
What the Czechs have found out,
Incidentally, about a protective tar
iff will furnish a salutary example toI
the rest of Europe. The tariff wall
here Is certain to go down just as
soon as the principle of reciprocity
gets more flrmly established outside
Prague. For the Czechs used to
manufacture 85 per cent of the goods
? of the former Austro-Hungarlan em
pire and there w(<re no tarlfr harrleri
then. The market of an equivalent
area of population must be suhstl
Don't Compromise
With Your Stomach
We're mighty careful In the
selection of our Groceries, and
see to ? In every Instance that
all Canned Goods. Vegetables,
etc., are fresh and wholesome.
It's a big satisfaction know
ng that your own Judgment Is
l.sck by our careful choosing
ami our prices are always as
low as the market allows.
M. P. Gallop Co
PHONES 3 AXD IJT
Comer Main * Wafer Hta.
UPTON S TEA
^ II). pkg mmK.. 23c
yz lb. pltg 1?42c
tuted. That is the aim of diplomacy
in the many commercial treaties be-'
ing negotiated with surrtfundlu):
countries, but the outstanding: fact I
is that the Czechs admit they have!
rather overdonethe protect ion ist!
theory to their own disadvantage. It
would not be surprising if the next I
Ave years saw a better understand
ing throughout Europe of a necessity!
for freer intercourse between nations
that are so absolutely dependent up- I
on one another for trade. Fancy
what would happen in America if
tariff avails existed between the 48 j
states. America's economic strength
is due to a welding of economic re
source# and Europe's future depends
upon a similar combination of eco
nomic units.
Czecho Slovakia is like an oasis in
the desert. Efficiency, intelligence,
freedom. culture. ambition and
peaceful aspirations are making a
wonderful republic?a living exam-1
pie of what can be done where the
sense of morality goes hand in hand!
with economic foresight.
FOIUIES-JAMKS ? ?
Miss Mildred Marie James of i
vllle and Mr. John W. Fortw b
of Norfolk were quietly married!
Wednesday morning at the home or
the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Honce.H James, by Rev. E. L. Stack. I
I Itey |?ft in the afternoon for a visit
V\Mr'~porbrs' Ma^nts, Mr. and Mrs.
John C. Forbes, of Shawboro, going
on to Norfolk Thursday, wher* they
will make their home, and where Mr.
Forbes is associated with the Texas
Oil Company.
FAItM lloicsi; IS KII.I.MO
liV IK.IITMM, \\Kl?.\FS|>.\V
The worst thunderstorm of the
season struck the Olivet community,?
|on I*- F. D. Two, Wednesday after
noon between 4 and 5 o'clock. The
? rain di*c?nded in torrents and the
' thunder roared. In the midst of the
I storm lightning struck a tree near
the stables of A. II. Price, glanced
off from the tree to the stables, and
! killed one of the two horses shd
1 tered there. The animal was a val
uable /arm horse, worth about |17.r?.
i Twelve Thread Full
' Cushioned X
Y
MEN'S
HOSE
Brown, liluck un<l jjruy, ?
slightly iinpcrfcct. The 'f
regular Sl.(K) gru?lc, llic \
pnir?
59c
We recommend tlieie tin
exceptional value?
j McCabe & Grice
To Have Good Thing's
To Eat
Call 697 or 698. You
will find?
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R. L GARRETT
| * Major League Baseball *
. AMERICAN* I.KAGVE
Vecterdaj't Scores.
St. i^ouis. 4; Now York. 3.
j Detroit. 4-2; Iloston. 0-3.
Philadelphia. 3; Chicago. 5.
|iow They Stand.
Won Lost Pet.
I New York 68 3 4 .667
Cleveland 57 47 .548
1st. Louis 53 49 .520
Detroit 4 S 4 9 .4 95
Chicago 47 53 .470
Washington 45 54 .455
Philadelphia 45 55 .450
Boston 38 62 .380
NATION AL, LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Scores.
St. Louis, 4; New York. 3.
Chicago. 4; Philadelphia. 2.
Brooklyn, 9-2; Pittsburgh, 2-5.
How They Stand.
Won Lost Pet.
New York 70 35 .667
Cincinnati <51 43 .586
Pittsburgh U U ia*.
Chicago 55 40 .578
j Brooklyn 52 51 .505
I St. Louis 51 54 .486
Philadelphia 34 69 .330
Boston 30 72 .294
Mrs. John Tucker ana Miss Vetle
1 Love spent Thursday at Virginia
, Beach.
ItKYIVAL AT WOODVILIJ!
WILL BKCilN ON St?\D\Y
Services at Woodville Ha pilot
Church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock
will 1m* conducted by the Rev. Dr.
Bray of l.ynchbtiYc. Va.. who will al
so conduct tcvival service* tlion*, be
cinninu Sunday owninu at S o'clock
and continuing through the week,
preaching afternoon and ? vcnlitK Dr.
"bray will bo assisted by llev. T. C.
Keaton of Winston-Salem.
IIOADS AND WRATH Hit
DKLAY M'Ol'TS* TICIP
On account of bad roads and
stormy weather, Scoi*i master Scat
teruood has postponed his visit to the
Virginia Scouts at Camp Washlnutou.
SEED
For Farms and Garden
Electric Supplier, Lighting Fixtures
and House Wiring.
Yours to serve
FEED
For Stock and Poultry
^S.Vhitefc Co.
i none6*: izonPomdexterSt.
Yorktown. Virginia.
Many of the boy* wen? ill-appoint '
p?l, as wi'll as tli?? BcoudimMtfr. Ilul
when tli?' boys l*>arn?-d that their;
r would attempt th?* trip at a
!a!? r dat?* *hen the weal Iter chanties*.'
th^y well pleased.
1 U DRIVE IT I
Y Kent a new Ford and drive It ?
I >our*elf. SjKxlal Commercial I
?|> llnlrs. 6
?$? Bailey's Filling Station $
^ " Church St. %
Gelfand's R e I i s F
and Mayonnaise at all
Rood grocers.
>^?^<,'>^^<".K,?X-X"X"X"XmX'?<>
$ Where Society Brand
4 rinthf? Am Sold
D. Walter Harris
The City Tailor and Clothier
Famo and Lebanon Belle Flour
are absolutely flours of quality told by the leading froetr*
?Distributed Br?
- a. f. toxey & "Company
Water 8tr*?t
Owens Shoe Co.
FOOT WEAK OF MERIT
Main St., Hinton Building
Where Every Man Finds What
He Likes to Wear
Spencer- Walker Co.
l\COR!*Oll.\TI-:i>
Million IluiMititf. 0|>|Hisitc V. M. C. A.
Il'oiimii's IT'wir ? .1/. LEK.II SltEEP CO. ? IIomtin's JJ'ear
An Extraordinary Purchase
of
Canton Crepe and Poiret Twill
D resses
Made by our buyers who were
in New York last week, enables
us to offer you a wonderful as
sortment of well made gar
ments ? many of them new fall
models ? at prices that will
mean a real saving for you.
Just the garments for early full Smnrt
tailored model*?or snappy dressier crea
tions for those who prefer that type of
dress.
The colors ure Navy, Brown and Mark,
varied hy many smart touches of eolor that
make their appeal at sight.
It is really a smart lot of dresses?that
we feel lueky in securing for you.
We have made three priees on tliein.
Each lot is |(ood and well worth consider
ation.
?
LOT 1 LOT 2 LOT 3
Priced at Priced at Priced at
$15.00 $18.95 $25.00
ro V?tl
c*
fT'oman'n Wear
?will help you own (lint homo.
Happinc** Ih arlilevi'd only
by ntr(i)!pllnK and patient
plilKKlim. and the more wo nar
rillr?? for a covcl?'d ambition
the If 1 v!??? r wo prize it when we
realize it.
A PftvinuM account will keep
your money safe, remove the
temptation to Hpend money
foolishly, and will be the
means of your niaktni; your
dreams conn? true.
Carolina Banking
& Trust Co.
: The Family Market |
; Grocery Specialties! |
J. WV-n >on <!? your procory A
y ii ? Willi ti i you urn as- 'J
> *?ir??l <|i:atiVv products, cour- Y
( 11'n 11 ?< 11? t. ? 1111 i i)i and prompt dt* X
;? 11 very, at tlic moiit reafcouabto v
' I
Morgan & Parker :j
1' PHOXE 230 ? '1
Mrs. Gartman Was
Given Up to Die
S o u.t h Carolina Woman
Weighed 65 Pounds When
She Began Taking; Stel
la Viftae
"When I started taking Stella Vl
tae I wclKlicd only eighty-flvc
pounds; hut I now weigh a hundred
and seventy flv<* pounds and feel
food all the Ihn?'," wnl<l M;h. P. E.
Gartman, of North, S. \z.
"Bark in 1919 I wan nothing but
a shadow and nobody ever Buffered
more from female trouble* than I
did. I was In bed all the time and
when my perlodn came round I
thought I should die. In fact at one
time I wjih actually given up. A
frhnd who came t<> ????? me told me
she thought Stella Vltae would help
me, and nn my family wanted me to
try It I consented to do ho.
"I felt ho much better after taking
my first bottle, nhd when I had taken
hI* bottle* I was a well woman and
am still. 1 picked up and gained In
weight something wonderful and
nothing worries me now, an I am in
first-class condition."
.Stella Vltae may be obtained from
any druuulst and the purchase price
will he refunded if it falla to bring
relief. adv.
"WORSE THAN PAIN"
Looitiana Lady Say t She Has "Utt
er Food Anything Better Thai
Cirdoi for a Ron-Down
Morgan City, La.?"It would be hard
tor me lo tell how much benefit I have .
derived from the use of Cardul," said
Mr*. I. 0. bowman, of 1319 Front Street,
this city.
"I was so run-down In health I could
hardly go. I was thin. I had no
ripefite. Could not rest or sleep well.
was so weak, and so very nervous, I
was no pleasure to myself.
"I suffered some pain, but the worst
ol my trouble was from being so weak
and easy to get tired and out of heart.
? "This nervous condition was worse
than pain,
"Someone fold me of Cardul, and I
decided to use it.
"Alter using a few bottles, I regained
my strength. I wasn't so nervous, and
began |0 eat and sleep, aad grew
stronger and was soon well.
"I have never found anything better
tor a run-down condition."
If yo? suffer aa this Louisiana lady did,
you, too. should Had Cardul helpful lor
yotir troubles.
Oct a bottle of Cardul. today. NC-144