-THE UNION COUNTY PAPER-EVER YBODY NEEDS IT
"THE UNION COUNTY PAPER EVER YBO. I READS IT
e Monroe Journal
PUBLISHED TWICE EACH WEEK - TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
VOL.25. No. 37.
MONROE, N. O, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1919.
AIKI'LWK A.VSl UKI Xn WEL- IXM1P1.KTK ACCORD RKACHF.I)
WMfc HOME CKI.F.BRATIOX. I OX AM. t.HlMAN OlFSTinvs
Stewart Fiel.l ltt liix Lm UNly IWumeiit Will Probably Ue Handed
K.tr It ;Mline Secured Kvery Hun Saturday Xiglit French anal
Soldier T County Kp-tM to Pa- Aiiirrk-an Highly Pleased.
' ra.le in Filiform. A complrt accord hu been peach-
Yes, folks. It's coming. A real alrr ,n Principle on the questions con-
ship from Pop Field, at Camp Bragg. nw,ea " ne reply tothe German
Fayetteville. will be In Monroe for the counter Proposals. This statement
Welcome Home Celebration on July mad responsible quarters
Fourth. inursaay.
Secretary Riddle of the Chamber of . ,r"lth ,l,d American peace con-
' Commerce was definitely notified late rrerice clrc'ea re highly gratified at
Tuesday that th nM hirt wnut.i h ,n'8 favorable turn after the fortnight
aent to Monroe to honor the Union vf rf,nK on deadlock. The accord in
county soldiers. elude the.SilesIan question, the pro-
Several exhibition flights will be Posed iini8lon of Germany to the
given for the benefit of the twenty- ,e??"e ot nations, ana reparations
five thousand visitors expected in which were the ch,ef utjects of dlf
! Vnnnu fnr ih. h i ference among the delegates.
a morning and afternoon perform- The, reenient in principle leaves
ance. Nose dives, tall spins, loop the detail and drafting, which,
loops, and other things of like nature " 'ou,d be accomplished by
calculated to make one look skyward ' ' 'u" noun tne expectation
llttv ha AvnAPtofl All rnvllah anor.
I hi tnat actual delivery of the docu-
rows and other nondescript birds will ment wto, the Germans will not take
j be chased off the field by the man p,af Defore Saturday night.
bird for one day at least. .The agreement concerning the ad
's Mr. T. P. Dillon. Father of the 18I80n r Germany the same as
" Fourth, announced several months drt!,bjr Lor Robert Cecil and Col-
V aro that a certain voune lady of the "uuw; Wlln omision of the
1 city had placed application for a ride ;ou"n condition, requiring Germany
in the heavier-than-air machine. No " "P"ory military serv-
word has been received of her can- lce-,M- Clemenceau. president or the
! eling the application. As yet we are con.f"tnc.e contested this condition
' not prepared to divulge her name. " ,el!L ,0 Precipitate the same ques-
Every exhibition flight which the 'lon '"France, and the council finally
plane gives will be as free as the air nrPPel it.
in whioh it nun ft ovnnotaH hot i(o time has been fixed for Ger-
an opportunity may be given for those !ua!,.y's e"rnce. but If she conforms
who desire to Inspect the plane at '? ne conditions, it Is expected that
Ct.F.MKXCEAC AIXS VIC.
TORY OVF.K I.Mvn tiKOIKJK.
l ... .. .
VAtum WILL NORTH t'AROMt
srii)llT Ti'i rnunvL ui-niL-n
" nw.ir. nilUAt, l flllT I .K II III.' tw V ITlnvc
$1.50 PER YEAR CASH.
WALTER BLACK OF WAX HAW
ferity of Term of ernou Treaty All VnUm Telephone Worker to Quit KepmowUtlT
close range,
The air ship will light and "take
off" from Stewart's field. Just outside
the western corporate limits of the
city, where carnivals have located and
where the City Leaguers are now do
ing business.
The field, which Is estimated to be
one thousand feet square, is being
prepared for the coming of the man
bird. In order that it may not bump
its wings the ground Is being scraped
and the poles which held the wires
which conveyed electricity to the car
nivals are being removed.
sne win be represented at the first
meeting or the council.
The Silesia n settlement Is based on
a pleblslte for the disputed Polish
Herman region.
It has been decided to incomorate
that reply In the treaty itself rather
tnan present
document. It w
000 words.
Hme not been lsened and clung.
en are Mere Ex pin nation. A us-I
trian Trenty Making Little Head-way.
Hope again is expressed In Paris
JMMMiHy inletui llurlefton Yiehb
Attempt to Bring Pofttnuwtter en-
eml and F.lrtrlral Worker lo an
Agreement.
A strike designed to cripple the tel-
IHKS BY HIS OWX HAND
e Small nf I
nwMlHl HU Throat With
trlrt Asks (ioternor Bickett to le
in Public Dix uvoiuii
A Washington Correspondent in I
me ureensboro News had the follow
ing to say in regard to the support
igue of Nations:
that the renlv of the allied and ass- enhone t .h- "V :,u' l" anouia give to the
... 1 1 i . . . . . "r
wiairu guTriiiiiipuui lo me uernian i urgm .uonaay with the full moral
tne demands support of the Ain?rir.in
made in the peace treaty soon
counter nroDosals . to the Hm.nri ImiDnort f ih. A...-i-... r.-j... . . "i governor BicKett
m.- ih- ' .:";": " "r,T ,V.K: 'r"u w tne lead In bringing about Dub-
nil
Raaor
About 6: So Wlnewly i,d Died
Tliirty Minuteti letter Biul Health
Cause Hal Been Section Fore
man for 17 YeursKunen.1 Ser
vice.
Mr. Walter M. Blak a a.n
citixen of Waxhaw and for seventeen
u . v irau 111 uriUKiilK DOUT nil h- I . ivmaii iui Kit; a. A. L.
I!!9 '! "-hed before"tha", the co.,t o he lea.ne0 Z.o wJdn
. rriuy asain iS mcn-ruuw oemeen postmaster Genera Representative Small nf th h noon' d-v K from the effecu of th
The commissions to which were en- which numbers about it. member. Representa ive Small' exoree. w 'or the act" "
listed the study of various pro- the bulk of the union teletr.nh on. .. .7! T8.!. V .'!?. ?mf" : e,.Pree,..be- Mr ma.t kh k.. .
blems brought up by the German re- erators in the United States ' 1" .Isor n Sa.ro"? for .m. TF - Th Ik "
Joinders all hare about completed By unanimous vote, the reconstruc- Z enant but say there shouTd1 he h "ked hU comany to send a niia
their work and the council of four tlon convention of the federation ZtUc manlStSlon of ihtoiDDrorS t0 relieve hi'n 'o "time On Mo"
has settled by discussion more of the adopted a resolution yesterday giv- so that renewed , trenrth TmajTe gir" day ,nd Tueedy Mr. Black worke4
important provisions or the treaty tng its support to the strike and nro- ... ... .. . . V on his fa
over which there had been divergence viding that Samuel Gompers. presi- tors """" r,,n "en" dy on which the deed was commit"
or opinion Inside the council. These dent, should appoint a committee Mr Small made an initini .nh i ted he had remained at home moat
questions Include the reparations from the convention to co-operate favor 7 the leaenJ ' 5 n2lnt 2 ' th "ie. Supper wa, served abot
Germany shall make and a refusal with a committee or electrical work- hurch meeUng 1 " BriitSn V. laa ' o'clock and he ate very UtUe tai
to give Cermany the mandate over era. the Joint committee to take up Sundav Briston. Va.. last ,ng n opU afteir
her rormer colonies. grievances with the postoffice author- The Tetter of the tw .tu.pi... mm later he went Into the yard' and aome
Premier Clemenceau of France, ities at Washington in the hone of hJ .1 .Y!' d'8tr'ct mem- member of th f.Ti2l5.!?i'?.?
who has contended against any less- asserting the walkout. "My Dear Governor- h "ad bVter retVrn to the
ening in the severity of the terms During the debate Postmaster Gen- -i j ' " .... . . . house. Doine h. ..i.i . - ' .
of the treaty, apparently has won his eral Burleson was termed r. "tryan- the covenant 1 he leaeue , .ti. and throat before any
point, ror advices from Paris say that nlcal official by delegates who S tXli peace" on- 0ne Waa awre of hntentions TwJ
the document Is to remain virtual y thought any attempt to obtain "Jus- fereV,ce at VarU I w alrtaE rtrSS- deep gashes wer '"A'cted and death
unchanged as to text and the main tlce" from the postal executive would y favor of an asaoclatlon of th? resulted about thirty minutes later
changes are explanations, rather than be utterly futile. In this connection ,ed ' ilViin to, , Mr" Black a n of The late
Lhi-w ':, r me purpose of min mizing war. and """ seventeen years ago
n q esiion which will come before the conven- my study of the plan agreed upon has ,he guccecded hi" father as stion
u!81tl" ?f i.,in..i,a.,e.r. .1. whlol?.'.'f " is pased' further convinced mc of the necessltv f?reman and faithful to
..v..t , c iciinnra iu and w sdom nf tha Mnn.m .o mieresi or tne COIHDanv. iha
sented. I must believe that the nennl la" lnat ne "eld this place for such
modifications,
Settlement of the Silesia
has been reached. The question
Germany's administration to the leag
ue of nations is still under discus
son. but it is reported, with a tender
cy to accord
remove Mr. Burleson.
Modem Style and Dunce
On the other hand little progress Statesvllle Landmark.
is being made In drafting the miss- Mrs T. W. Bickett asked the North
Ing clauses of the Austrian treaty, Carolina club to go on record as "dis-
(it Nnrf h ra rnl Ina o nnrAva K A I nme snows that he waa avaliiPil
ciple involved, but I must think the emr0e.e-
state should in every appropriate way oeceased was a man who had
give. puDiicity to their attitude and ,i ' a,,u IU an piacea
thereby contribute to the crystalllza- "" "l,"ul connaence. He was a
I. . . I ' '"' " v 4 1 ' v ' " ' I -- v.u v w e yj vi. etui u na uio- I rnprelkv rnnf pi h nl A n iii..'Binll(.
Ill contain about 25 -ia"d me"wh,,te th.e,. Aurtr,.B - Chan !S?P?I,l!flhe ",0den tendencies in tlon 0f a 8trong national senUment. I n,ember of the Baptist church and a
ui, a ncou ui nuoiiii.ii pv. v. v D . nu u.mc, anu ollcnicu lu llie on. Rilrp that nnr 111) H Isli n luhd I I K IMlSlian. '
Holaoatlnn la nrntaatlno off!lii. ihlLnlhan fnr huln "I tl.... I. ... o'lic lliai UUI lU a ISU IlgUISned w. r,, ,, ,
... H,Uiva....n .-' iw. i.tij. ii uicic in unc ipng nr. jn . .hoi. i.. uiaua was mown ana inert In
Schools an Investment.
University News Letter.
Three cases of the Increasing In
terest in Bcnooi teachers and school
"hard conditions" of the treaty, and thing that leads girls to Samarcand tne ratificaton of the covenant, but Monre,a'nd "'8 of the suicide came
declaring that his country is over- (the State home for fallen women) our DPOnift -hniiH .iva M distinct shock to mends here.
- 0 . . .
senators In some J " . .I rrsreVwere neard on everv
uauu. ii whs me consensus nr nnin.
Secretary Riddle has secured a sup- wo1r,k a''"08t be'K belief,
ply of extra quality gasoline and oil
for the ship.
PARADE BY SOLDIERS.
The parade by all the returned
Union county soldiers under Major
Up North, in a city of over a hun
dred thousand inhabitants, the nresi-
dent of one of the most important
DanKs in the city has recently made
a public statement In which he ad
vocates a salary of $5,000 for school
nugn Hinde is expected to be by rar principals. To get $5,000 men as
the biggest feature of the day. One educational leaders looks to him like
monsana ex-aougnooys are expeciea i. good business Investment.
to take part. In that aame city one or the banks
cery union county man, wnue or paia tne !Z5 membership fee of an
1 I 1 l.m 1 I I. .11 I . . t . . 1 1 I .. . . .
wneiuimi wiih urauau iict:usc ui iiu ine uujo iu lue uevii. II is inM orranirth thai.
them. Particular stress Is being laid I dance and dress or today." declared ianiHhi tnrm
In the pleas of the chancellor against the Governor's lady. r ." , ,u ..u. ,w t. 'on that 111 health caused the wh
the dismemberment or Austria. The preachers generally and a an, .'v' " -.1 l.uf" Funeral service was held nv.r tha
President Wilson is to do what he great many men and women who are Liu .h k. J.Jii remains at the home in Wavhaw v.
uiiuuiuiniij' iu ui i ii k iiidu vviiiiuviim vancu uiu-iasuiuiiru. iiavcirho nnKilA iH..ii.du.. ui- iiciuaj auenjnnn anonr h n'rlnfir
.. .. ... ..! . ... ... . .1 -" uioiunaiirii UI LIB I UVC n - - w..
question to tne attention or tne omer Deen saying mis same tniug about ment WhiCh is so vital in the n,in- Kev- ers and Rev. K. W. Hogan
peace commissioners, according to a certain forms of the dance all tenance of peace and the safetv of ucted 8ervice- Many friends of
statement said to nave oeen maae oy inrougn me years, ana tneir protests the world. Personally I shall he elad lne aeceasea and the family were
tha Praalriont tn rsnreapntfl tl ve nf Ir-land warnlnr hnvn hppn tha mnra am. - j ." .. - K I nresent Inturmiut n. i i
........ ..v .v. . v , - - - - - i o - - " v... (q auvocEie tne cause as oren as mvi "-..ni. no t n me cem
l8h societies In the United States.who phatlc since the dress styles seem de- LuMip rf.i. ,m j . "1 etery at Old Waxhaw Baottst chnprh.
for some time have been endeavoring slgneaVa reveal as much of the fem- 8Ure there will be found nlany Intelll-I Tne deceased is survived by his
to nave ireiana s ciaim 10 recoKnuiun ie mnu as one can gei oy wun ana .ent citizens who will likewise tender " na nve CI"iren. three girls and
laid before the peace conference. escape arrest. But while it is true thpir gervicea two boys. Two sisters. Mrs. G H.
Tne Kiissian-uoisneviKt are report- mi a great many people, aiong wun 'Y0,t wno have an nrnuiv "wrence ot v ass, s. c, and a Mrs.
black, who donned a uniform for elementary school principal in the -e "UMian-HowneriKi are report- tnat a great many peop.e a.ong wixn ..Vou who have 80 generously re- if T ,L V M8' .' C" and "
Uncle Sam Is urged to be on hand ror Chamber or Commerce There waa no ed t0 hare caPtured the town or Ura. Mrs. Bickett, have viewed, and still gponded t0 the ca of hign d' , Howard of Texas, also survive.
j nnt- . j . . la 11 w I a nllnl ika nvvlnna nt fiAnKt tr I VI our With A 1(1 lm Aorta in ronlani(ai I . I -
tne parade. The overseas men and catch in it and the only reason ror
me nome service men win noin iane doing It was because these business
pan. aooui one mousana u n ion men felt the need or a school man In
county men lougni vauaniiy ior ae- tneir deliberation
mocracy in tne war. union county is in another city or much smaller
prouaoi tnem ana aesires losee mem size in another section o' he coun-
au in a ooay ana wearing tneir uni- try. the expenses -or five elemental
lorms. a pnoiograpn ot tne soiuiers school principals to the Chicago meet
win ue inauc uu picnciru u a mr- mg me Department of Superintend
iirormi ior an ume. ence were paid, not as a sop to poo'
A silk flag will be awarded to the salaries but bocause the business nieu
township which has the greatest per 8aw clearly how fine a business in-
cent or us reiurneu soiaiers in me pa- vestment this would be tor the cl'v.
raae. ine soiaiers seem very eniiiii- Such examples of good busings
siastlc over the coining event and all sense are worthy of imitation. It is
capital of the province of Orenburg.
from the rorce or Admiral Kojchak.
Tt. P. BEASLEY RETURN'S FROM
SOCIAL SERVICE CONFERENCE
view, with alarm certain tendencies mnv mn.t annrH.tAii. ...,. t-'
or modern society as to dress and ershlp In this momentous issue in hu- Shines From Team
manners, u is aiso certain tnat man humrv v.. .inn.i.. it.i,. Ch cato Newa.
. i . ,. . i i "'"m i iij it vim i .
I'rouil to Hear North Carolina Com
mended on Account of NVw Wei-frti-e
Imw War has Given lin
MtitN to Sociul Work.
News and Observer.
these conservatives have accomplish
ed absolutely nothing by their pro
tests. Instead of styles which at first
so shocked the conservatives, or the
moss-backs, as you prefer, have
H. Small."
COMMERCIAL INDIFFERENCE
have spread like fire in dry grass on I KMhihllsl.ment f rnnN.i,.i n-i.
a windv rinv nnit hv &nrf hv tha apn. I
eral puhl c accepts the change as a ",,,rr . outline rro-
fact and ceases to remark upon or I luisetl
tn thinlc ahont the raillonl trnnafnr-1
ination. The Pan - American commercial
Therefore the nroieat nf the first conference closed Its session in Wash
r - -it . . ... I v hiuui,c jl JJ y .
lady (officially) or the state will ac- 1 0,1 I"e pa" weelt and ,ne Pre" was hannv becau
. . . ... a ninff nmnap i iirniran rinnAni i v .
compnsn homing, and
passed Dy tne federation of Women's " 'U",D "i' lunlli lui- the beam of cheerfulness
An English poet who never lived
to return home once wrote in bitter
vein : "They sent us off so cheerrul "
He would have written differently
had he written the homecoming of
the Prairie division In Grant park
this morning. Woman, the great con
tradiction, was in her element there.
She who sent her boy off wth a smile
on her lips almost two years ago,
greeted him this morning with a tear
ful glance of Joy. You knew that she
-oh, well,
"On Sundav I heard Prof. Irvine
express tneir willingness to taKe pan. good business for business men to en- Fisher of Yale, discuss prohibition be
The rourth or July committee it is courage large Investments in school fore a large audience at Atlantic
. . .. .j , . ... ....... m .. i . .. . . unnhi iv inv pi.iu.rui in ni 11
unutMMiuuu id iiHiiniiiK tt bui imihc iui WOl'K. The hptrpr tho irhnn . tho Ki- CT fv." RS id Mr H. r . Ken ev. Slate T . " ' " " - ,
the soldiers after they have paraded, cer will he th,.ir haina. ti,. 7' fmmi,in., nf m.hiie welfare who W' "PProvlng Mrs. Bickett s attl- why remember now!
I . ----- w.v.uo iiuc vi r ' I f iiHu nPAnmn ehott nnrh nor imlaaa I ' I hP mmOii aU Autah uhmiinl f I 4 lt
FIDDLERS CONVENTION. worth wh,,e to make their schools, returned last night from attendance ; ' .rTh. abundant S uZ 1 " """l wn.08.eanar?;
ihiit 5 nVinrV in tha oftamnnn me Dettor quality of schoo men on tlie National conference ror Social " " . "..1. " . ". " . V - u. . V" ' many years ot
-vw" - w.wv v. uw i , . , I . . . i t'l ii n wiiiirHii h re nnw n pthh r inrrn. i niruiiiHiii it i at'iiu if a noi wppn ina nrin- ha f f iarii u.kr. 1 1 a
i o ""v" r - v !' i im u tt ui iv, vt uuae itumuiar tfiuows ina
cipai pons oi me Atlantic, uuir ana hardy pose suggested tuba and dlahea,
Pacific coasts of the United States on scrubbing brushes and mile of suds,
UI V J IUIIV Vllll llloi I UIIICIIIOi
man sa
Judge Lemmond will gather with his whom they can Induce to take charge Work at Atlantic City, "and it had an ",u " ' d Their In- cpal
fiddlers iu the courthouse and make or the r schools. odd sound to me. The distinguished Xr-re!chlng Will aV the wo Pac 'l
merry In a convention. All the fid- Let's stop thinking about our pub- economist used laborious argument to " ue !ce f" b"fs enlist n a enn the
j. . . . . t . j. l ll u.hnn o.. ov ... A . ...in. tir.w.i that nmh I hi t !... lo nnt an In tor. u,e" ' L,uO IlieillOtrS CUI1SI 111 a CHI- ?
e reporiea 10 nave aireaay oe- - i":" iiuuuu i--v...- i... . .. v.- . . . . . . .
tune their instruments. One charity. Let's look on the money used ference with personal liberty. " "0,U. aa
Id he had rather attend the I" the support of schools as a per.nan- sounded strange to my ears because c, " a r ap' llla rlo- both
Idlers' Convention on the 4th Investment, bound to yield rich we had thrashed that argument out l lZJwrto nfth - de "
reliirna an ln ! In Vnrth OoHno that pro en an proper, lo eniorce inese re- ucc
Old Fiddlers
than to visit Coney Island. This is
a feature of the day with which the
weather cannot interfere.
so long ago in North Carolina that
every child has been familiar with it.
Albemarle Kuilda Home for School But he was on solid ground and was
Nuiierintenileiit. one of those, he said, who, living In
Albemarle Dispatch to Charlotte Ob- State that refused to ratify the
server. amendment, had at first been opposed
The Albemarle Graded school com-1 to prohibition, but was converted by
mlssioners will soon begin the erec- the fact. Wayne B. Wheeler, who also
lion of a two story nine-room dwell- spoke Sunday, said Prof. Fisher
ing for the home as a school super- had had more to do with converting
Intendenr. This dwelling will be lo- the Intellectuals of the country to
rntan mi lh. tnt kn ....I... 4. IL. nmh h t nn than n.W.. n,.n .A T
. ,, . , . , , , . 1 v.. iiitt .ui Lfv-iuiiKlllK iu lllf f.v.uwii.uii man a.111 uinri mail, du 1
Vllll tt OUlIPl WOUna.lll niS neaa, aphnnl hnnrH r.n .ho . u. .1 ..mnnai hla .,..,!..) ,,. ..JJ '
uTri ma ncuii auu iwg 111 uie Nnrlh Th rn atpoot anH ... .h Whi n In Atlantic nn M n.l.,,
school grounds, and will have all and Prof. E. C. Branson, or the
The commls- Henan chair or rural economics or
SHOOTIX AT STALLIN;S.
Arthur Kelly, Colored, Shoot His
Brotlier-in-liuw, Walter Richard-
son, Who With Four Wounds in
, Rudy, May- Recover.
arm, the chances are, it was slated
this morning that Walter Richardson. mnHn An.,'il.n!.
..iA j aarll I n XI U -""v,,, vvn i cinilr9. 1IIC VUIIIIIIIB laviiii viiau VI I 111 at 111 1US UI
-k. . -. ! LJ?.-.!i..: k.. t. t ahot Moners are constructing this build- 'he university, mapped out a program
7",:,, a.;fc. LTi''. " Vi" "J"' ln wi,h a v'ew that some or the for a week's conference of social
1" ..7. ' y " . . ' . '" rooms may be used as dormitory workers to be held at the university
t ' :V,;" h"" l"! ?Lmy r00"!8 'or teacher, In case of teach- in October, and secured the promise
v 11 j . .' eri4 nave 'rouble In locating in the or some Important speakers.
:L'tL" !lfl. i'T.-h"8 'h ! hon' of the town. The work of con- There has been a tremendous m-
IwL. VrV i i . .u 8 8tructio" be rushed to comple-
effeet. The small caliber of the gun tinn a. mmnu. .iki .u' .
. 1 ., .u-. j..-. i. ."i....... iiupniwii-, nu iiiai
uru .u n, iu. .1 .al urnu, Professor Mclver, who comes hen
Jlln i Wadesboro. may occupy It be
. . "" '" -""''"s 5r'"r rare school opens.
aiiiiiorii 11 iu 4i 1 a iiuiiiaa otaiiiuo
an appropriation of $750,000,000 for
the railroad administration's revolv
ing fund. Democratic members unr
ed a larger amount but did not ores
and was brought to Monroe by Mr.
Harney Stalling. He was lodged in
jail to await the outcome of Richard-
Bon's wounds.
To a representative of The Journal
who visited him In his cell Kelley
stated that Richardson accused him
. . ... ii. t . . . j i j i. t
,a a .h oi h a a ' 3 anv aniendment for an Increase, while
said' ?"d ih.f." R'chardson advanced republican, declared the fund would
upon mm wun a kick in a mreaien- be 8urflcient until later in the year
ing manner. At this he brought his when flllIiri ,, lJl"
pistol Into play firing five times, rour The measure now goea to the senate!
oi tne snots taking enect. where lead
Vflhoa B (TO lnat iKa An.
"I had to kill my dog this morn- L. 'fr "n' :"t:K'v":L""
7 iiviicociiiauira niiiiiu-
1dp- Iny. Kansas. Rimwvor Invi Wnn.
"Was he mad? warrt wm virrini. nhiil.
'Well he didn't seem any too well Thompas. Kentucky.deniocrat. None
or them urged their objections to the
bill
petus given to all forms of social
work in every State in the Union as
ere a result of the war, Mr. Beasley said.
ana this fact was in marked evidence
at the conference. Social work fs now
no longer confined to mere plana for
aiding the weak and unfortunate, but
is concerned with the broadest con-
Railway Rill Passe House.
By a vote of 305 to 4, the house
Tuesday passed the bill authorizing structive policies affectine Individual
'The making of every effort by 1 29th. tall as she
government and individuals to Her glance flickered th rnueh a tear
elope through reciprocity and blurred haze.
strictions on their daughters and re- mutual cooperation in trading met- "Tell us about your wound strlDfl
fuse to recognize socially those who hods, regulations, businessethics, and again, Johhny," she was saying
refuse to live up to this standard of general treatment of commercial re- He might have told that storv a
tions. hundred time nvpr aa thnv atnnf a
"The meeting of the unavoidable long time silent In the sun.
and pressing financial needs of the They were so much alike tha
Latin - American government and many middle aged and aging women,
legitimate private understandings some wtth t,heir old fashioned skirts
and also the protection and enlarge- sweeping the ground in wide circles,
ment of the United States Latin- others dressed In youthful modes.
American trade, through the financial Their glances were trembling, hesit
and banking interests of the United here or there one bit nervously
States providing the necessary money at her handkerchief, while rrom her
loans and credits. eyelid flickered a Trank tear.
"A well-defined program ror the "You're all right, now, you're
protection or the patents, trade-marks sure?" ting Mrs. Hubbard asked her
and copyrights of each country In on. "Your brothers were proud to
all the other 28. through the new In- hear of you In the Argonne."
ternational bureau established In Ha- Mra- Hubbard wore a service flag
vana and the opening of th South 'ith four stars, one gold. Her young-
American office in Dio rt- Jaii.no. est bov, Everett, was killed at Chat-
"The niakine of the parcel post Pnu Thierry. Two others are also in
oenenctal alike to the export business
interests of the United State and the
rank and file ot the Latin-American
of consular invoices and fees, the un
necessary restrictions and regula
tions.
pleased."
ourinx xne aenate. wnicn
it. , j i . .... . .
, negro woman waa arguing na marKed Dy tne Injection of conslder-
t nrguing witn ner nimoana about wx- able political discussion.
i man sunrage. and when she had nn
I Iflhed, he said, 'Dinah, yo' talk don't
I effect me no more than a flea-bite!"
1 "Well nigger," she answered, "I's
fwlne keeii you scratchln'."
Si nee this town went dry the mar
shal carries a barrel stave instead of
a marce. He uses It to locate hip
pocket flasks.
and community efficency. public and
private health, and all working and
living conditions that affect human
life.
"Prof. Branson spoke before the
conrerence on rural development In
North Carolina, and of those or us
who were present rrom the State were
very proud to hear North Carolina
referred to In commendatory terms on
modesty? Will they? That is the ncld
test. By that method the tide might
be turned back, but will the sisters
make the attempt?
'One might as well be out or the
world as out or fashion" is a truism
that aoplles universally to the daugh
ters of Eve. They are slaves to the
prevailing style, no matter what the
style or how it originates. As a rule
they cannot withstand fashion's de
cree, even though It be odious to
them. To wear clothes much out of
prevailing Btyle excites ridicule from
those who gladly embrace every
change or fashion, the more marked
the better, and few there be, even
among the older, and more conserva
tive sisters who may abhor the
change, who fall to follow the style
in some degree at least.
There Is little that can be said for
man as compared with the gentler
sex. but the male is entitled to what
ever credit there may be in the fact
that he is not, as a rule, anything
like the slave to fashion the woman
are. The younger and the frivolous
mates are with sisters in bedecking
themselves in gay attire, but as the
male grows older and more sensible
(as he is supposed to grow) he wears
what appeals to him, regardless of
style. But "man's love is of man's
whole existence," says some writer.
And it is true that it is the woman's
part to make herself as attractive as
possible, hence the important part
K'-iafJ Malley800'1 WrtHPlrt U,ft
. . . . "7 .173.000 Troopn Return in June
ought to he Real! Ceneral Pershing has advised that
Sam. the choreman. returned rrom he proposes to transport 375.000 men
the city with a scarfnln that rnnta In. I hmiiptrard rtllrlns' thn mnnlti nf fnnn
ed a "diamond" or unusual size. It This breaks all previous records for
was the pride of his heart and the moving troops overseas and exceeds
enyv of his village champions. the Great Britian moved across the
mis employer asked Sam about It channel In anv mnnih
one auy:
.sain, is it a real diamond" . T"V 0:i new thoughts, throw off
"Wal." said Sam. "if It f ;nt TV nM h:lt).ft. nnrl thorn la iri Hanirai nf
been skun out of a hair a dollar." j old age.
the service.
It was an amusing sight to see
Franklin Render, tall, tanned, bend
ing beneath the umbrella, which his
sister, Mrs. Bessie Novatny. held over
him solicitously. Thev have only each
'The improvement in the adminis- other in all the world, she savs
trntion of consular offices, similarity An( the boys were satisfied. In the
of consular voices and fees, the an- affectionate glanr-a at their mothers
nulling of petty laws annoying to ad sweethearts, hey gleamed gayly.
trade revision and permanency of 11 waR "'e a pic.lc. They romped In
tariffs. the B'm. Thev laughed heartllv aa
"The undertaking, without delav. 'hey told thMr adventures. As tha
over all Latin-America, of extensive Chicago band struck up, Fred Kass
railway and highway roa l ronntruc- ner. his folded, moved slowly
tlon. the renewing of railways al
ready in existence, but suffering from
the lack of supplies during the war.
and the establishment ot fast avia
tion mail service.
"Better credit facilities for Latin-
American buyers, a closer studv of
the Latin-American trade and social
conditions by the Interests of the
United States, and the extension of
United States banking connections.
for the benefit alike of the United
S'.ns and Latin-America.
"The improvement and extension
of news service, cable service, and the
employment of the best methods of
aavenisinp, pumiciiy ana
to the waltz time tune.
"Sonny do you know what they're
Playing?" The happy glance of Mrs.
Kassner leaped in the direction of the
band.
There, with the wind ruffling the
feathers of her boa and the little sli
ver strands of her hair, she stood, a
tiny, silk clad figure, listening happi
lv to the notes of "Home, Sweet
Home."
"Do you think only of me?" mur
mured the bride. "Tell me that you
think only or me."
"It's this way." cxnlalned the
other groom gentlv. "Now mid thon t hv
agencies of commercial Intelligence." jto think of tho furniture."
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