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Mi Ol Uignu. PwiKiH
Sjpw.'li
/gBMy and *tt»day by Mali * *
/ Dwily Only , • ■ *.w
KsUred M the I’oit Offic. at (.old.
, kw*. N. C. a* o***nd rla»a mailer.
• ' «( Ik. knmr- 1 !*-- 1 I‘rw**-
, Tfc* imtiiirJ Pr*« l*
,Trt‘|i J la U. »■* tut ree*tWl*aU*»
•f tMii fUyttrli.. cr*dlti*«l to It or
Bag BtherwtHw credited l» tkio- poi*« r ;
•■4 ol •• tko itK-ol Saw puhliih*d Mr*
l». All right* ut republican®* •( JM*
Ul dlapateh** heroic oro olw r*Mf**J
FRIDAY MORMtrt.. ***’ T *• '***
, •_ ' .... jr _. s
GOVERNOR MORR ,{i4)N
WAS INTOTW
It saefas that Governor Mor
rison ww infected by Ihe HT‘ *i"
r «| beLiH that wlmm officioth
«r« elected and go t<» Raleigh
they immediately *»#*«« u P*'
form their dot we in hu iianrti
petent way or begin to fancy
themselves aatocrats far whom
benefit the public Imaineaft
should be run. »
In a speech liefoiv Hie ttaleigh
Rotary the ottai day Mr. Mur
riaoa said thht he had gtan* fn|
Raleigh at the Iteginning of lux
term with a question in hi*
mind a* to the efficiency of the
gmm in thu government service
whom he was to be associated
With. This state of mind. ta*
pgftt was due to the criticism
he had heard Me was (tail tt.
find that he had been mistaken
and thaerfnlhr testified to tho
effMahcf which he had found,
and advispd his hwtront tn take
mute Interest in finding out the
facts a boat government general
ly.* • »* •- " I
Any one at all famMMr with
official Raleigh must know
that the Gore mar has *poke»i
w«|l. There has bean criticism
art! always will he. This criti
ciafn sifted down has been gem.
eraily direct «sl at the State
Tufjteurerjl he Secretary of Htata
ami the immerintendent of Pulh
Ik Instruction. There was pevdr
a quieter, mom * wnasadmiah
and effective man in his office
than the secretary of State,
Bryan Grimes. There never
was a pubhc official who took
more pride ta his office and the
running of it mcnarately, effi
ciefltly and to law,
than the treasurer, Ben I ary.
Thw criticism ethreted at these
Mpflaatem has mostly mated
upon the {pet that nobody has
bean able to root them out of
office when tackling them i«
a primary kaAoae the people.
The criticism against the of
fice of the head of Ihe schools
km not been personal during
the time of Mr. Joyner or Ik.
Brbuka. The edeoatioaal work
has has* rapidly developing to
meet the needs of the people.
This development involved
many changes touching the
whpk people very vitally. De
cisions could not be made 1 that
woaJd please everybody on so
mans questions where there
were difference*) of opinions
and desires. The proses* of do
veiapraeat also involved tha
Sng away of the old loose,
inted, uncorrelated, county
district systems and the
creation of a state system of
schools. In education it took
the alow growth of twenty-five
years to accomplish what has
msen accomplished in four years
to creating a _ state road sys
tem. Every step in the pro
cess involved changes that did
not suit all people, both in the
educational work, itself and th**
general public. Thus a mass of
eriticlsfc) has accumulated from
nil aoupcea, including politics.
Dr. Joyner's record is dosed
And stands approved by the
people. Never in our observa
tion have the obligations and
♦he duties of a position been
better met than those of the
•dqcational situation in the
mde being met today By the
present superintendent, Dr.
Brooks. The appointment of a
head to the school eystem at a
Jtl (lea I time and the selection
, • ”?*** * or the r< »ad Bvstcm
ht fta incipience devolved upon
Governor Gkkett. It is now
hdteitted everywhere that in
Mr« Tor those positions
Governor Bickett could not
have done better itod he |«,r
--•onally examined every man j„
♦he State liefore making bis
ketion Both are Z n Vho
wrought to their positions tin*
genius for constructive develop
■tehi that was the predominat
ing' need of the aituaCioa.
» * man of the Governors
experience in public life wa H in
by the criticism, how
p>ufh mom must be the infec-
11 lion of many people who have
||bad no opportunity of making
I first hand oliaarvationa. Some
| qf those, at least, ought to take
. he Governor's word for it now
and cease to criticise.
I
WH AT f.KGAI. hi All .s ItAS
[ \ I.AHIMt UNION.'
t* ' KVery move thul tlie goverti*
fment has s<> fur made lias l«cn
against the contentions of lalas
iu the railroad strike
I If the jniv«*rnmont is to Is*
impartial IhAwwm the coptcpd
iijg aiiks in one of those i o«i
--trowereiaa, as it daims to Isi,
then it ought to Is* impartial,
f "You trtke my life When you
do take the means whereby I
live." The government uinnot
tie impartial m tangs a.< it will*
fuHy deprives the oiww* «>f (he
I only nouns Ihev Havewf fight
ing. which it doe* when it is
sius a blanket irij'imtif/il fur
l.rkintg ttwin to do anything to
keep the strike going.
it may '** qwrationed tl at it
is the governniert’s business to
sit quietly and act as umpire
<>uiv while rnch a strike is"go- 1
mg on. But so long us we pro
fess that this is the govern-!
merit’s jtropur fumtion we
ought to practice- what w#
pnait h. * i i
First; thecgovißrnment set tip,
« lalsir hoard which it compell-)
isi nolsMly .to olK*y. The rail
roads .flouted it and nothing
was said. When the urtlnins did
the same ita t hairtnan rushed
into the public prints with (he
assertion fhet the unions were
striking against the govern
ment.
v Then Mr. Harding came in
and meditated and prayed and
whispered tha thing to do was
for the men to return to work
with their old status. The unions
agreed to do tfcis at onee l*ut the
financiers who controlled the
railroads ref natal to accept the
suggestion, arid declared that
the fight should go on to the
bitter end. - *
Then Mr. Hanliug
whispered
and talked and praved some
more and backed down, and
askisl the unions to return
thuir men to work and leave
the controversy to the lats>r*
iHwrd to lie settled. Thjs the
unions rtfoiHNt 1„ d„ f or the
laliqr Istard had already voted
against them and thev knew
|that they would have to show
liefore it. They knew tlust Mr.
Harding would do nothing f«r
tla-til and they knew that the*
Tennessee politician ut the
ta*d of the lalsir Imurd would
;do nothing. However, they
were willing to go laa k to work
and ItMVe all cpp-stions to the
lalKir Ixiard except the vital
question of senioritv rights.
At no time has the adminis
tration been willing to stand
for any right of the workmen
«xo*pt the fight tu surceader
everything. Ami having (wen
able to coax nothing out of the
I executives, as a fiiml service in
tneir India if he permits his
Bourbon minded attorney gen
;eral to issue a sweeping injunc
tion forbidding the lalsir peo
ple or their friends in effect to
utter any word about the at Bike
above a whisper.
If the government h going
to do anything in case of »
strike involving the supplying
the vital needs of the nation it
otigU Ut take such w-t*o*
would bring nrwaama* to bear
upon Iwth sides. Every move
of the president so far has re
*uhad in apjaatly .|«fhieiWfn|r
public opinion agMiiiHt the
i workmen. The justice or
| Of justice of their contention is
'being lost Sight of by the pol>-
He irritation that the -trike
goes on.
It the government is to do
anything that is both fair and
I effective it must he prepared
to jgo further than the issuance
BRINGING UP FATHER •v< •, * By GEORGE MCMANUS i
• . f ' ' (
HUOOh IMMCM’ITCD T
IH CMIHA AM
» M COIN' OVtR THLKr c-— J
yj' =rr=r=L~
*Uj[l Mi ‘V4U/.COIH J
J> fIU WITH TOU' \l
i Mf*\ VI
I Lr~ .... ,
i ittWniu luimiinti nmn i
of partisan injunctions.
. When the rail executives re
fused atiil thf umoas refused to
acftpt his suggest tona» the
President (Sight to liavi* had
Du* |mMr to order (he lalau
to decuh ihe cont rovers a
and lo order Imilli sides to pro
umi with tin: operations of tin ■<
Iraius until there slsaild have
ls*«*ii n hearing ni apiieal to the
courts if'a la-ai mg were de
tnaadaiL
This action would snpyh dms
tic aial an uodue intar sere hc«'
of go var mi unit with private af
fairs. But wvshould not for
gel that the operation nf tbii
trains no longer a private
matter. WV kni <aimolves with'
Die saying that the* roads tn*
tang to the utockholdiYs and
they hb\u u rigid to do Iks the>
pUtaae, and that the lajkn' un
ions have only flu- rigivl of pri
vate action. But whew A conies
to a slmiw down il is peifecth
apparent that railroads belong
to the people, are nm essary to
Ita* public existence ami must
la* (ioatrolled by the pubiie.
Tliat m exactly what the srov
i rnnient, Hays, in effect wh»*n
Mr. Harding begins his talking
and soft soaping,, but* we are
contest at this stags iff the
game tU outlaw Ihc Unions and
make the puhlice suffer unduly
lest the-complacency and bull
heuiirdpesA of aome railroad ex
eeutivw shall got Is* pandered
to.
If railroad lalair unions ars
legal organisations then they
they ought to Is* permitted to
lawfully do such thing H as are
necessary to their existence
and effectiveness. To say that
uu organisation may iegaliv
1 exist and then to issue a broad
jsid** injuai tiou resUsming its
offfficials from lornmunicating
with their men, from (o.setidji
ing and and talking over their
plans, from peacefully iiersiuul
ing other men not to go to
I work, is an almunlity. No
when* at no time has the gov
ernment pul any hla m e
1 upon the executives, and no one
who knows human nature ran
suppose that thev are any more
, iufallilik* than the unions. VW
continue lo work upon the as
sumption that they an* because
wr* are. still hugging the delu
ahui that a railroad js private
| property, und liiai a«y one who
| objects to thy way that owners
I"f Private propi-rty handles it.
must necessarily he in tls*
I w rong.
PUBLIC FOHIIM
i im: at ping irrx.MiW K. i
Sdi**l* will moil *urt. Kv*ry <-hil4
• hisiM iro to wt'hiHil We nil i*hri*t* to
llint. The 1 I‘uuty us Kducation.,
! in unxiou* t« hevf evffry child in t tk*
i Ihc M«U*
'0,1)1, Ih , mill I),,• Hiatt* An th* |>< »|)j»
Iwt u» *,l tou. thi-r tSMi Mta ink,* um 1
-Ji. J" i*- I to 1 it> a* mdiviJuttl* ami l >a )p
I ***<4 iktld that w< know akuut to
alt Ihf •I'honlinK h* can.
Th>. tihoul Imaril- ami the Xupcria-
IfHdant of Cuhlit Wolfan* want to on
roll i-vory i-hilil in tho muni) m aehoal
«n*l in an far a* pn.i-.i1,10 ,oo that they j
a*) to , lt*„,| ovorx )la> i hool In a $
ion. \t i)oi,o so oin a a child out of '
nohiml not onrollcti 'tir aharnt without
otu.o, will ho doins that rhUd #h.| hia
J family a />> or if h- will rrp»|t th* al»-
I -once, t* the Widfarc Office.
TH«»o mporta ar« alwaya raiardrd a* ,
I I'infid. nttkl Tho prraoa n porting ha*
nothlnp to loa*. Ita ia dorng a public
-.-,'»o
Unorano* ia tho worst rnomyOf rncr
1 oumy. State anil Nation. May wo all
I loin togv'hor to flaht ijtnoranro by
hotpmir all ti> |u In srhtn.l
A. K. IlflWKUaa
County Huprrinlomloat of Wolfar*.
AMONGST SOME OTHER
EDITORS
WII\T AHOI T HAHKIUUa
, .vuifßtly ihr tiulUahwr > NVwft ha*
*ol** V#r> drflnild tdwtta •» to
ru ♦! y*«»r, «nd in th**ir art id*, t »•<•** * I
l> »ti«r BHfrht\ ifuod pomU w«*fv
mad** It if* tun*, right now f**r <>oldt I
jjoro un*| wth* r town* to boirtlt |»ljan !
f»*r liftll nett )(*r r*|)i , t*iiil!y (tqt
J iii»l(l»id»ru, kihaton, with m |»nrk ni
j i**Ad> liiM.lt. *«*i Miami or Ua» tttkr li#r,
*
tame but Cawldaboto haa % leap ;aa* la
tr»**l
But r* ►oaai.l l,h« *aa»w wb*ae
like do,a <ou.,a froai ihM.CmpOr* Wil
aan Bulky h,.M will out b« uo„
bar a of tho Virginia laacuo mtt ye-ar
All ho ay i, there keen *#«ie alitcht
lalh of a protr-i „n Wiiava » winning
Ike ponwant, the pixi
olio I* | aV,- all ca»|),l»n»nod the movo
Tl.o arlf de Virjnniu eirruit wuuta rloain
l-all anti bo putt kiriu and the
fans' of all Ibr ivwp« avaat tp bo atrong
sly of ihla opinion W, Jaa't botieva
ti.t W,1,..,, And Kufby Mount Will |e*vr
th<' Vtrginiat at all and merely
be I thr <.old*bai> N* wa ha, b,e/i
UnaitqofairJ
W’r liavm'l heard of a.y aplid m
K» g ( afi^Jina, at Wait a deAnlla on*
W\ i-aUy balirVc tlyat wVo n thing, b«
gin, <• »»,'* up a**.. > tn tlb apnur-
I, l.ot (ir*«fc»'|l*' will want Up**hall
upai. and Will b* a iweinbrr of th.'
**4*o plriul. We an )ooat aj"
, roly n«d wo aid hat< U> >V* I’ftt
M’uaty capital ia*y oat us th* loapu-
C, )gf»v(|Jn W)|| ho ia it wo Blrm, ip
|WI, of ppat ditfetentua lr«,liir
Oa tho *dlurt hand, muct talk ba*
be in ruti* tho aviaada in r'Kard to
prig.kaipr*al baaatall Thr Mwrtuuir
JSoW Ulu vi* th*4 the avlutiuai of tin
prublaiaa ut tbv pa*' differ-a«ts that
cam* mar to wrarkitiir the liapta# on
aeveral arcamaat, ia ta be f tun.l thru
a pi ofraaional IvaßUr Salary Haiti,
arguiarnta and athtf in altera of vital
iti.|M,fCance can be better ripalatad
whop tge viuba an a,U>)«> Ihc puU- of
profa*aioßali,i*. Out. .to. only a v.r
bal nr aritup atryceip< i)i* with |io real
tf* th >a it, tad be pldatiaad. W e favor
j,| ,f, ytiioiial ,I*l,l **d hoju . that what
,n r towns oatwptwa the E*et. t arolma
neat yoar will 001110 to till, agreement,
gutty wanted it thi- pa t year With
pr"f«**«"mal hall', lHi leauu^ 5 - lifi
wpuUf go puarant*.- I for a.any year- to
count, and a* Ut* howna an *. t»h"h i>
bound to follow, bettor olaaa ball could
he played.
Kj'iatoi' 0,1 J- ban ball rip 111 on
Th* re <**> hr -unto aho kirk on it but
th* majvlit) of qp inditiduala want
it aad what thv public «*oU they will
get tat , think it over while *• re,
no tuber our mialakr-- of thaw y*at.
Morpang N*»*.
.... =--g"g«'» —t :.
HISTORY IN THE
• MAKING
•• K m Mtgg§M9al«ii|«g||i
a A. •
mUM KVrKTfI
Si Tfßty fi/ih MlMiivc«r4j»r < v of
kmtntMt) V»rWf>‘ (h’#!* fhi* McinniN ii<
M<>ii if« 1 ikl Ri-y. '«
y< vr hutiditad y«*rv »y r o otM*
of M<ajrvll||.il’g Hlllfyr. r. Ms h**al S vlllt.
Ilw IrM ».hi|> I** cir., u»»umvi|*«t r the
k'l »h«* # u
Mo»l Rev. PatrirK J ar.hhi
us Ka»w Vurk, t«*4«> itlrW&lrk
thr thinirth Miinivt-t v try of hid °or«h
.nation in thr priricthooil
Thr nnnual t«ntrul t unmlu K*hit»i
tion will In* o|irnkd at thtiwa t *.da>
und rontrihutrd throiu'h thr cuuiagi
Work. .
Thr ir»Oth unnhgftrAjiry of Tryw#.
t'minty thr New V»rl rounty tehi*h
lort itw rmmr ia to hr n>mm>moraD d
teiiii o n historic p.'itrnflirtt nt tuggn,
N. Y,y t ot|j»y,
A ir«»t £t'nrf*J Uirtt'hni'di Mik o»m
of thr iff I jW'kt «xh hltuyfl of It * v kiml
• v«*r HmM *** \n>rr»rig, tn ».< .prStrd
tinljiy *t Atfantir fity
thr three ahift di»y In Amiricaii in
duMtry will hr |>lhci d Ih for** thfr ; rxr
PtiUvt U<mrtl us tin AjJtafknu Kjiirintwi
inf t tinned nf thr Prd«*rnt« d Aim r»«un
l^,Hfin<*i*in(r Sonrti***. nt a n»*« tmf *»f
thr to Ih* I»« >i in Bo* lu« to.
duy
roNvrvnoNH omkimg today
Ntjw I-amdun, Conn, I'niiuriun Im\
mrn’t T>h|fUr.
(olumhu*. Mim Migsixaiihpi Truvr
l« ra* AiMMs iftiaa,
(irrmvbon>. N. C. AmrH<nn largiun,
l urtiuvijt us Korih t .lira
Watrrhury, fnnn.
l)p|i»rtmvnt us t ••tmrrtirui. *
IN Tin: UAVH NKWH
C‘d*n(;l Hobart f'lowrv, wbo rnirra
! upon hiii r irht> ttfth yvir uwluv
fy houat h that hr c«n till* a**m| Mora*
tod*- U* riunrly »» hr could
whrn h,, um*4 |o »#Bd u-1* frum# for
Ai*rahum l.incnlfi at Spnrif 11l ,
In*for«* thr civil war kot itiany yrar*
t ‘nlo| t% t i«oa 1 u ,t« conn**, l ti*«| w ith th*
U 1 hik/o I'niwit twotpany.
urrvmf in i-v«*ry rapicify from operator
to -lat* sicl«*nt and dirartur, an*l f**w nu n
luivr |>layrd « mor* part
*n« Uu* «l* vrl<*p»m*nt of. thi tolrgraph
ImitWd* tkatt hr A native of fllfmota
ha Uarnrd trUfraphy whilt* »till m hia
torn* and wa» wnrhmjt at tho k»y
whrn uh« war h«*twtnn th« Sutra hr»*kt>
out. Ur «Ali«hUd, was aa
to thr aifnal rorp*. and nnar
the (loan of th** r inflict *«» t»r«*vrUo«i
a mayor and lirut. Colon*) of vntun
U«-ra'‘ for nit* rat or 11 %v#vjc*r and 4r*
lotvd applu at>«'l* to f doty ’* tOI-uii l
(’Jowry wa* u»n« us tb«- muaoucni ul
th,. Old Tim* Telegraph* r»‘ A *-«hi*
tion. #
fwnw 1 :,r >
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TX->r*-» -J ™ fe o T >iL^
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IW2 IV l«M 1 flMum illlvlif l*».
Til OOLPiBOIO NEW*.
TODAY'S ANMV KNMAHIKN
ITkl Satins ml HatUw Ppruif*. I.
the last imrwt.it twAWi of th, Rev*
■ilulrrtn fought in the Hmilh
1h47 1 a.lod M«lm troops captured
Ihr,. coatic ml fcJ Mull** Wei Rcy from
'*• M» *!)•»*,
>M7 - A consol-paSD >bw«t us ear'll
puahv »*• foil in Near York and .New
K*«too«i.
INS* Siilu.m I*o.l rwwuiirri. It. H
•retier ftutn Morn* and secretary nf
Ike Uruno in l-.n. .da * cab.a.-l. died
a* EmMUmI, He. Huso ~ Kev II amp
Hut* is
JO7I-: Mara* tt. ap.ee, 4oH to tin*
thrpste of jaw ede*
IOK YSwtco* pcisowa w. re killed
• nil ta*j|.y (H.aie.l m • eoHl*.o a us
trains near Stupors*, hM*. i.
iIM% I •mi.ndire Urn wr.ily defeated
llatvard ip 0 bn*4 I ant *« Ike Thatmr
hNto *H5*. Nnk-al d VwHachsr was
avuevvrpud • oad ji.lar hie Nop us Dm
1 aUiui.< .i..'..iu -I Utand Sapid
* r~
dm. vt.u D.u today
Paaoettrer ». hw»n,i Majestic wilh 111
lo »l IH,«|liiMfHk»«, A* MoPba-hi-.
Mia* Mdi>. i>«4e wapivU-d « Dad* mi
Klv« r spit* ituiit Albany to hew Yurk
toy. *
gpT‘' ij
TODAY'S MINI MIIAYH
Sir U.rliala Abbott liirdtnaa, mil
neni Untitdi e.-ieittirl. .Dam in K.lin
li'r'r. Ad p»a.* uau I ><lh>
Dr liu.li. Mitrkiwl.., (Miner Imp*
rial ( huiitrib.r, who recently
visited Arurrki, burn Cl) >r .r« oti
today. -
11. wo id An Dm* Hand. Hailed MM-*
eeaator from ttv.t Virginia, |r«rn near
Kirkwood, Mi., fi? yi-urn hi i tiuloy.
Valentine J I'inni.lt. . utrln i of Ik*
Waekmirtn,, A mart ran league I.aerl all
tram, bora ia New lurk ( Us, -'*• year*
a*ro today
t > mot. J. <I. m.>m, catch, r us ~lk»
Si. i-viika .National league b*»rl«pH lepui,
I'Utn el at t Itaon, i..«*„•. Ml yeas* a*u
Unlit) .
HQ Tom
■ n] snans
Pay j Says
Y,*Y.‘ sHrts nrr Inflddi Yli)> »r till
b#v# mitt*.
• til
V* hut ittukt'ft a hnlf !»»!<! tmitt m*44#r
ihMti buying a «hu!c Hutr tut?
• iii
I «»vf iiy*t* nr*' hatching out breach
of pH»Wll»# Mill#.
• 11l
Tiu* »Wn y»*itr itch lift* broken mil
m «.»m Hu -»hh an inuk
»ng foiwut.l to IWftH.
• •ii
Miner, won't did down Hu deep an llu
limn who huyn thrir roai.
•a # a
Sumi luarna have all the link. I'hlla
iU*l|»hi a landlard i« mlssiiij,.
•• • a
Mau whu Nug stir thi* old days would
hm# rid un4«rw< «r.
•• • •
"Train Vt r«rk ln)urit*« ?sint» M - M» »d
lini That rrimml- u so« tti«ll will Ur
hat k auott.
Kvhjt man dfirrvi-* n wiim
• A4NT|>t A AM ftinyor.
•• • •
«*4<KMtit> t<r• t. N» v« i nr»ru» with n
;»»»«! dotr.
°.• • • •
VI h« n * 't« ii a toy's nr* k think
« v»«r> day is Saturday nurht.
• • ••
V% hy don't toirn womi*n have to pay
mu m.' u* on thrt. fourth* of WhMt
thrir huHtmAiU makr ?
•• • •
(it Itm# al.uY# nicely in tki» world U
not tnhrntnd.
•• • •
TiAVr? ItrDndt’M •omn. Others return
;m kinny a i*vrr
••• • i
This l»r nn awful roltnUy; 101 l
a Swi-a firm U UMn# Au* Irian monvy
f**r wrapping *i»Ap.
«• • •
h-ffirii-iu ->■ Ia thr mod. rn waN'hwoid
nr l.'-nUon « >ltl< k in# uyt
twin 4u«*kr.
O•• • •
Iho lino of *. i t r«**i«t:mco Imd
downward and ih» lm»* of limit p« r*i*
UMuf l.tt.U upward
• • • •
A«‘tn**» hA* « h xr d ! so. Ahnut tliu* 4
nlu* if.t* u »d to »v& r ho*4iu«d it i« tmu
to trt‘l on.Mht r mm,
• • •
»»u mn do wf»at you hkA if you lik*
what you do
• • •
l.ovo u.ufcr* tkf World ir«» round; hut
kno.kiii# u man on tk« k«Ad ha« th«‘
itimo rffort.
• • •
Dunt tko krltthl il.li- If 1 we knew
what the weather w«« gsing In he. how
could <1 i.nj.r. talk*
all!
luvlituuk# nrvi r utrikr* twice in th«-
A«m«> |duci*, hut minor* do.
• • •
Two wrnAff* don't make a right Thoy
k u»u U ft.
mow p p--T .'..(jylif-.
I -
f
«
flUBBEI) KCKSIHE
lifHWti
( UiMiHK I* Speak Kntf-
Un*. Apt IW ilmirMr If
*,N \**NH**
'I ‘ ' lie
HMKIJN. H. pi 7 e‘‘ftkhU riu . n
•'B****'' !»•* keewra* • atanAaiAvti. r
'>**• »ei. and iiyklieemr twtrre almiU
ar» eupplleg with all Apu rl.wii,
UMr. a.iuga. ~
"Ik.a (• the *»efnu.n H kite Hod »¥,
(he how,, «f PruaiAeat Kheyt.'' the
! <’"«4**t>.r* »Mliui,iire at (hey jm> i«
alwnv Hilhilptn urail.
Hhea the MruniMf r«n tt*m ' (he
hrltipe Oder ik« A|»mm, la ughi of the
Uek wl.i.a r.-gaUpM the ke.jrkt us
water in the kitrily raaalUwd nteeim,
Ike rut dual ore .haul (*U’» just like
Dtv Urk «u ike I’ae.mi ( artai. kul
not ueile ag l.tg/’ , '
l iter Aril I.l*den ill DOW luiaier than
(A* av.na. -of * **ney Island u n a
. hiidkl day, a«.| half us Ik. aedratnanr
are •(a ok iß(c Y‘n(Hi*A- Th# tuurlnd
.are «ll at ait frvu. <M 1 ,l.ti l.lndeu
Kwery two kiy.r* a slot lla nf aut..l.iis. »
lut.v.V nut us Cm) fniuotin koulevard
loaded With lour.sU bent o„ ici-Uiiik
n lillJ «i>. VI. w us Dm Ucntutll rapi
tal.
All gnltM njoek I ill I'.rrman nud
I'.ngllth At leant that is what th.
(da. arils oil th* aulubunes nay Hut
th.. tas nn the Vulr.'S of the (ruidra
haa hen n ei areal duriac Ik. auiunu r
rank (hut ms ii) nf them utvloi. hoarse
to he understood i n ««» l*«Kuajs.
I'nder, den I.indon D Bo longer ihr
go let, difftilflad thuroairhfare it was in
I ini|ieiial .lays If the. f .rim r kaiaer
I >. t. tu <|wit i uU.uk 1 1 r, at i>. "in
loliK enouirh to vi.it hU faWßiile
DioroUKhfare. he would srar-vly rrc
ogniar It.
Ml sc alia lib ous tralllr n.tw m ivra
uladg iht boulevard am) car* and c«h
err parked evorywh.r.* Casi have
e aUiudvd Ik. ir crowd* f..r >ut on the
-rdewaiW*. VonduTa of iiOcelcaX'ls are
oa ail *id««s add mure ivary and anthtr
..ri.aiae«itß am* dfafdakrd than fsn be
*< n on th>* boat d* alb at Atiantie
t|t>. "
Mliad aiddn ra hoi by poliredo** and
erii pled soldiers i.. iAvalnl ehaira. of
for loMehet for sal>> frotu UrandshuiK
Hate to the Royal l’a*ll* on the Si*r.*.
Klawn aetUi*. fruit condors nntl bw'.k
j |i. d.llefs havi found |ila<e* along the
. l.oul. vard t'aliarets whi. h advertise
i kadivi* notable ihiefly for their warm
w.alker coetumce uml iaov.no ideture
. houses have flocked ’ info l'nt»r il-H
l.tndeu It l» the .home of the tburi t.
r o.i ull the v .oii.o s who want to k. t
iheir inoas-y'a worth art eeateriptf
ithore.
IB (119 HID
CllE HERE IN FULL
Dm. O. ('. I Inn if U and A. (a.
WiNtdimrd HiM lit in Chunte;
At MaU Jix|H*n)*c
i
j All ih'iHiti• , k | *inl liaiuU of ihr fity
Mid (ii.* . tttiDiY f»rt «ilfti»fY|T n r* i|iif
A I«y|i,m| uii4 u4< tifti.l clinic* to ho
lull ii.rc hy th** Mictr tin* fmII for
four 4*.)’., t>> tr\ it th»i4rt n l». tw- ■
the* Agv of »iJi ftid thirUrn Tho»c* who
i)«Vf Aignvii tiir At ttfid th# promise
**f n» ofM-ration j>»* ..At.-4 ky l)r, l'l
hoy dii ur#, < M tiTunthuni, city niuii
I iy#« r; J T JcrttHo- hupe rinirndrnt of
county -trtoooUg A O Htt.ioiHon, up. r
int. «if the . its ArhcK»l#; Mr it
floutie. in ntnf) of thr Wayne
county M. direct hoclrty'; I'r. Q, d l , han
„ if|*; hr a!? t>. W Doilurrl; tJ«*uV#* T.
MrA.lt. Hi a i tmi.-im vs thr rnunly Void
hiihdaoa•*t«j Ariel l*r. (’. 1.. Lutkitcr, pr* --
I iihrtYt of thr M uynr county dine!
Socirty.
tttkrr imro*tur* nfc t\prrtrd ,t« t»•
«»« ur. d today *o then* will he no douht
' ali »ut thr elenir l>* trie put «n. AU tHA*
i c«*•< Will he* petit) hy the' itutc.
t>
, Tli# ißidll t«itn «.f Mli t(j*e m th. kiny
t.iiu of |t#homcy, i* .*•!.• hr*ta .| -fvr i|n
it« mpdr of ■i-ipunt*, tt lung icuiildiiig, in
,wkitk lk«. plu-t* km p upwttrd of
I.i eMi »H |fHtk wf nil m hitch thr^;
f«-»d With litrUt Mini fr*u*, yrought tv
( th«Mt a e off. rui|r# hy tk, nAtivrei,
A \»i*r niAti n«*vrr throw# u rock «tt
thr pit)l viiHitow or e iall# u »pk.*d cop
a I It* r*
———— .
j King of Hiwm h n only «*n«* wife, whil**
h » ftith.r hwei oi»tl, hut (luii, that n;.e>
ho the* rcikun.
Wiirit huhhy CHiiiu hi# own hrt*A'kfttiit
you know who »■» ba#».
CJO TOO KHOV I L V/CLL l'Ll_ < 0 1 I*
tiiiuk vr oucnr I Hewr Jaa' ! '
r ■ ■
I
HIDAV jjtt#Wtt, WT t, lt|7
Russia m cm
PTinfp i i iut’ niiimnii
l.ii|iudali«Mi nf Kuprriorily «*f
Ihr HcKular Clergy thut
Os A tam
Mil: I nth f. ~f ... The "n-d cter*fy",
*d b> a, i* J -.-J | ■ of yuuilK me it held its
.f * r#4 < si.av b- re .*rl\ In Aagaat and
4tr> u« »d plfciiH t.» . >tal4i»h u n#w *liv#
ihurtU ** It ya# .intruded that thv
e-hur h itiUkt hr«>tigh so th# *
ui • •« » i«lltf tl • the tt#%•' .'iitA/ch ’* a
k*MuUf tr mm ift old «ml w ku.utU «• u
wgi 4 ft#ri< t h u *rif I
Tin nlpie of ilie; “r* d < Icry r ywy caIIc.I
by if* #• kn#v h fj dg. un i t i»f of th. oic m!
- JL
*!*, include li*|*iiddUi<>n of thr mop«-rinrityWJ
vs tin rryuU* r rlrrg> . r Ku><tdbM whurch
uffnifi.; dwing lewty with thr rwftkmiry
••prilvn t f h jrl.tr r|« rpy whm. it It
rlnimod. an* 'till hoping for u roup
d * ta| so Kwrrp th* ia into power again,
Mid |»r« pamti >« vs mi #)| i;#oiien row*
clave? at wbi« h u «Mcm<vr to rntraurcli
1 ichop ia tv he* #}#ctud.
Thr "rod rl.-rti" #rc*up. headed* by
A»it«m H iii an 4 a nunebrr nf
kloMVow aiiai t'rirve. read ‘I. fyyuo-n, camv
into #Yhi*t«*ne«* an j. r«‘»ult of M gplit
«rm>r ts t H. ic.. .nn Orthodox e.lergy.
brought nb.Mit * >tm after ron/lwratipn
vs church tfWN*urt'M wee. *tart«*d by H#v
ya t government official*. J
flrrUija* of thr oppo ition 4#U#J#|W<l
anie»ii# thr ruling fhur.h nut frontin', a
nhmh. r of th« clergy wore pro. tM utrd in
vttijou# part* of ku#«ia, e ve*n I’atnar. h
Tie hon hnukvlf havin# bee* placed on
(nal Mutiy cntfTUe# of death were
imported, .oin4* of w inch wer * carried in
to iff cert* and vanou* other itr.
binhop*. «nd clergy nun were givpfi jail \
arnluficca. H it id-' < tig that the conflict
• - w.e n th« hot** and the church threat
en* *t the* v#rv exmteneu* of the* rhurih
lt»elf, the group of young clergymen
topk the* initiative and .hnittnded th#
»»f PtifMirrll Ttrhort. Th#
fittriarch yielded to «,h<* demaneia, and
iit n.t ii lately afterwards the movement
of the* “live church” wa* inaugurated.
The new movement, firat of all. ia o
agiiinnt *up port# ra pf the old BMaaiint
church service? whirdi elemundt kplemlur
m at) it* glory, it m cont* rnJed that tb*»
costly mitre# of gold t-iudeiod with Jew*
et«, 'hr magT.ificent vent merit a, th# pric#-
le i ug« lire* too significant of arinta
efttcy. “in all thi*. * pirndor,** claim*, th#
>e*usiK cirrgym#n f .“little room i# l#ft for
»h*> light of Chi u’s* mercy tend Ivvr.”
ii- . t.i h .d i I*.- (nought nearer t«»
ih«- m«Mi<h it whottld i»e* *‘prolM«r»*ed.”
And it i * on the**# gr »u«idfc that th© M r#d
- t httC. ye. <»gn»/a» 4 th# revolution,
;t r#‘ult#, ami \b? interuatienii}#.
The “l iv# church- pr#^*otM t d a iso to
clear the church.* and p«ri«h council* of
t< . i.lut :<Mi«ry clergy and to re
m i\i th t vow .»f e. hbracy for bishops
STATE INSPECT! IS
COMING HEBE SEPT 15
hlltnt't.in Ktpt-riti Munv Hthm*-
t til ions As KnstiU of
Drive
Tit.* la jK-.lnr frwm the Hint# ltorrati
of Snnilutiim will lirriv.* in Hiiyav raun
-1 * on S. (ittinb.T li,th t.o work ia can
juactiiui w-iih the local Health Dejuart-
Mifiil in n clc.iu up .(rive iikiiusl an
aasltary toilet*. Under the State luiw
"irj re-i.lence w.thm the riMi.ua rs
one mile of the City limit* of an in
rorporati.l town noil within one Anle of
the KcoKrmphlcal renter of every
shall have In use a toilet which meet*
stamlar.l sanitary requirements.
I h. re will no' ilouht l.e many prose
cutions ns a result of this State ami
' " u "tj drive)” says |) r , Ellm*ton.
Health Officer M:tny people have ns,-
b twit to comply with Rtote nad CMy
law* ri a*riling auaitsry privies and
•ewiTßKe connections. A list will he
prepared and ail ihsiiaqaenta will have
to answer in court for their <h*r<w»rd
of heullh Inw*. Sanitalioo stands at
hi head (if nil pobli. health and disease
I*', ■eniiori measurVa. In order to raake
tt «yhe county a ease place in which to
live. Slrict < oaipl au.r w ith sanitary
~ws i* nee, a«ac|r and must W adhered
JAti. C. JOYNBR, M. D.
Traetice limited to
Smr.EHY. (.“TNti'fM fV.V, and
t.EMTO-URINAKY DIKE ASM.
Olflce Fourth Floor Horde* RulUHne,
HOI HS: U to 1; * |, 6 ; 7.34, l 0 j,
Telephone: Ofdco ,
TELEPIIONS. Ode* MS, Rea. 307-W. .