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CROWDED THIS YEAR
ORKKN-WOOD, Ml. fitpt. 34. pt.)
Th Oraanwood high and grammar
chool oponad with an upuuaiy heavy
anrnllmnt. Kuiit. C. E. eaundert an
noune th lollowtug taaebam (or tn
Hlah iohooMW, M, Ktlthlar. tftn
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watklnn. Mary Martin. All Mar
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tf y 't.tnjt. Ruth Abnay. Al Rtevana
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llamnon. Tullmi Tewnaemt. Lett Straat.
Matxl 8tdrllr. jnnl Wavar, Mary
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Th North Ornwood Hchonl opnd
Monday mornlnir with a !inr anroll
mnt than I it yar. Tha tarhr
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a follows: Mr. W, A. Tumr, princi
pal: MIm Susln Wnrran, lntrmdltte
anai; otim nniiy jomi, primary, ana
in otaoya eaoon, munie.
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') Meiaulto Bltat
.Tiuit an MMn a you fl th afftot of
tha Malarial Qrmt ftr blnc blttan
by Malaria Mnaqultmu, It la advlsabla
to Uk OROVK'a TASTKI.ESa ehll!
TONIC to destroy tha Oarma and ra
moa th Impurtttaa. Daatant to taU.
too par ,antii. adv.
KEMPER COUNTY FARM
LANDS ARE BOOMING
SWlOBA. KIM.. fM. H. (nl.l-
Cltlcana of Indiana, Tnnaaa and Ar
kftnuui hava boua-ht aoma of tha rich
old plantation nar Scooha and ezpact
to mova thlr famllla her aa aoon
aa noMlbl. Thay win raiaa atoclt and
do tnaI fftrmlnt. Tha fact that
Kamnar rounty naa ren;iy oocoma
onwsnonitlv ahlnnlna county. It la (aid
haa a treat dl to do with tha ruth
for home ana farm tanna in ma aao.
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cruMdar waa
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TWO AUTOISTS CHARGED
WITH LIQUOR OFFENSE
irUNTIVIUJC Ala.. Spt. U- Spt.)
-Will Quick and Qaorga Dan ton war
arraatad at NawmarWat tn ' an automa.
bll which Ml traJMBortlnf 11 tallona
or wildcat llauor from th atlll in th
mountain In rtdnhaaatara Madlaon
county toward Huntlll whar It could
faav baan told raadily for TS. A
third man who waa nain In th ear
teas A and hat not yat bn arrtd.
Quick lalmd r flrat vtat ha wa
a dapnty hrlff raturnlni- from a raid
and whan tha atatamant waa provad
untru by communication from Sheriff
Low, ha claimed to-b a prlvata d
taottva. H and Danton war hrourht
to Huntavtlla and placad undar S509
bail caah. Tha oar, which ta auppotad
to bo tha property f Quick, ha baea
aalsed for aaaflaosUoa. v '
eroopinp of arbitrary fore bo dealt
with. The prealrfent ha encountered
on nis tiavau ttia aditon&i oueatinn
why (hould America ha roncmul at all
in tha claahe and oonfllcta? and h
naa answered by daelaring that Juat
auck a clalh. tuat aaoh & frtrtino h.
iwean races and peoples whose rights
th United fitAtea m.nA tha larcar im.
era haa not taken into conference (or
decision in ilia, 14 to uia assassina
tion or tn Auatrtaa crown prioc and
laimij 9. wirrio WW,
Thoa newapaoor wWch ar. on ttia 1
cuter nana, trvina tA civa tha tmnraa.
ion that th leaa-u of nations mesna
th constant nstml af all nrt at tha
world by American military forces, use
ine ia,namf oi American marines near I
rnuma a Uier Oo the ecaslonal denart-
ur of an American transport carrying I
remiorcemenis 10 pioeri aa connrma-1
tlon of their arauraent. Tha rjranldent
roiwrea oniy enuo o urine; Die tour to
me Amnric&n troops in Russia, declar
ing tney were assisting to Keep food and
necessaries of life tntenriad fni the I
Kusntan people from falling Into the
nanoa or ontana. vet titer is no re-
trlctlon on th Oerman frontage of
exports Into Russia and on of the first
prohfain which th leasm of nation
must aoiv is tn Kmc or barrier it
mean to erect between Russia, and the
outalde world, whether it can oompl
th holding of an election In Russia and
accession cf military dtotatorahlp by
threatening economic isolation or bv
giving more assiatanc to th Kolehak
government. ,
Action Not Revealed.
Th president refers faelinalv to th
Plight of Russia and haa condemned the I
rui or tn Koisnavtiii sa minority rule,
wor than ciariam. but he has not yet
liven an intimation a to now tne
eacua of nation by its combined eco
nomic. If not military, notsntlaittv will
brtnar Rusata back into tha family of
nations, provision ha teen mart for
the adm us on of Russia to th easue
whenever ah prove nersaif a self-gov
erning nation. Btrictly speaking, Judg
ing from th wuson apecna, th pre-
no Of the Bolshevik! would setn to
Si-sue that the Russian PoCL war not I
yet sen-governing.
Through th Wilson tour, while tli
president has deult effectively with the
broad general principle or maintaining
nesco n tha world. Willi h ha un
questionably won over nunaoecis or
thoummia to tn DOiiet tnai tn league
covenant, however Imperfect at th
tart, can h revised, corrected and
made opemtlvO and n worth trying,
nevertheleea th pre turtle of targe parts
of the eonulation has been awakened
by the prt line of attack on the
nsrt of m lAaarua oooonent.
First, the Irlah . aympathlaera In the
United State hav been led to balltve
that article 10 would not mean neu
tralirv An the nsrt of th tTnlted Slate,
but actuitl participation alongside 0t
Britain in tne event tnai ireiana trieo
self-determination by tn ancient mem-
aa At hvtal vavAhltiAn- '
Second, theitaiiana hav been worked
up to opposition beau of the promi
nent part lrldent Wilson played in
Inn vitia Mume to "Italy.
Third, the 0rma sympathise In
th United State who hav Been aitent
diirin the war hav Joined the -
tram soclallat and labor agitator, not
In saying th terms of the treaty were
too hareh or too oruel, out that the
league Itself perpttiatd th capitai
itirt avatitm and therefor mount a
death blow to th aspirations of the'
proletariat. Titi propagsnaa is ins
dlrct auel to th CWrmart effort msde
nrtn the sir to convince laboring
men in th United State that our war
with Germany was a capitalist war,
for which utteraac many men war
Indicted undar the eaplonaf act
Affitatori Get Chance.
The fact that th Washington gov.
crnmant ha neither pardoned or r
leaH thaaa so.estled "Politics, pris
oners" ha glvan th agitator ,ln th
Northwest especially ah opportunity to
oontlnu their aigurrtent that th
leagu H th product and bulwark of
the caplWllatic regime. In California,
tntlmaW frinda of Senator Hiram
rr.ht.ann t,,M r.ornwiiAndanta travelling
with th preitdential party, tliat they.
firmly baiiovaa ni auaiencea in
and el as where, whr tit prldnt wa
hlfaad, war mad up in tart part Qi
aiaaffci eiementg. ...
Tha, nrenidant lias Maoanlied th X
Isteno of this aflUtlon and so far
a th Irish soctetl ar concerned. h
endeavored to mow mac Arucie
to r rra only to external aggression
and that, tha ear-red rllhf. of revolution
Is nowners impairea. inaeea, ne ns, i
aid in effect -that th government of
the United tata would b nbVed
to oo unaer Aruoie iu aa a inwiuir
af nnar it wnmn nave cocn imtimvi-
ki tar har ta da undar international
law, only aa an unfriendly act, with I
all the danger of grav complicaUon
with the Britten people, n nas a
dared America oould bring th case
of Iraland to th bar of public opln-
ton in tli a meeting oi tn le&gu. nr
is vidnce that eom Irish ympa
lliieers on tn racitia coasc were won
ovr to thi doctrine, but feared to
cease agitating lat th Irish question
lteif be lost tight of in th maelstrom
Of publlo affair.
Aa fra- tha Italian manifeitatlonl,
thtty hav not been ai.oonslderabl as
tiina nr tna irian. nut iut ikbi nava
joined In demonstration initiated by4
tha other forign inflimnce. Aion tne
Italian Influence would have been in
sufficient to cause moro than a rlppl
as many Italians hive not been assert
Ive on th autlon but that th I. vv.
W.'s and th xtrem socialists ar I
iolned by lrr Oermn element. Jn
the Unltad Statea ha been noticeable.
Hat Fought It.
tr U'ii.nn ha OAniUmnad all this
a "pro-tie rmart propaganda" and he
ha sought to odnvinc his hearer
that somehow. tb Oerman tornmnt
han been back of it In- th gens that
Oormany would b happy td disasaooV
at America fromth fafu beoaus
th conomlo and mitltary weapon
which w to eompl her to keep th
traaty of peso shs has signed would
b weaker by Juat o much and Oer
many opportunity to rcls a pawnt
Influence In Europ might not b d
troyd, a It ha givan promt Of
being by a permanantly concrtd us
of th itrength of th United State
a wil tn aMociateo powers.
Tha nraiident received a demenstr'
tiv reMntion tn California tn which
patriotia fervor and th pirlt-of th
Th feeling
anoarant.
for the Iau of -nation aspeclaUy In
southern California u changing from
a SQ-50 tttltud toward
anc in fvor of h V
lean soclatl lining up solidly behind
tha leatue. unouMtionably thi
of eome of th am mtiuenc
I y preponoer-
iacua.
More and mor are th atrlctly Amr
isgue. unqutionbiy u
nlna of aome or tha earn
which opnosd th war wll It. w I
being fought haa had almost a much
to QO With th" outoursv oi eninumaam
for th prldnt of th United State
a th arguments h or M aupporter
etnowhar had mad for tha leagu of
nation befor Mr. Wilson cam to th
Paeltlneet. Th prealdanf recep
tion on th Pacific coast I something
wll worth ponaenng on. n uiu
iiAn In th Johnson came Is not
thory, It It a fact and th president
pas through rrianniy jvevaca . ana
Utah h lv th Pacific ooaat with
a n of having rompiihd mora
thor wan anywner eiae on ni tour.
lilt. r wavia wa'
ROWLETT PAINE
Vot Mayor
rs -" "W-'ij
M i
THOS. . ALLEN
JOHN B. EDGAR
HORACE JOHNSON
CHARLES R. SHANNON
For Commissioners
i
THE conscience of Mcmplus is aroused! Thera t
may be timid souls who Uiink the forces of '
evil are invincibl. Braver hearts know the
.' time has come when victory for right will be
won with courage and determination. r
A gas attack of propaganda has been launched
from some camouflaged haven. It says the CITI
ZENS' TICKET cannot win because vit is not an organ
ization of politicians. ,
In such is its very strength. There are no secret
treaties nor soul-bartered deals. The CITIZENS'
TICKET is pledged to no individual or faction. There
is, instead, a promise from reputabl men of ability to
give Memphis good government, law enforcement and
better schools. ;
Visitors are coming to CITIZENS' LEAGUE
headquarters every hour in great numbers. They are
representative men and women from every walk of
Life.': ...j .. ;
Business men come who say enterprise cannot
flourish without law enforcement, mothers of families
demand schools adequately equipped and managed, and
men from factories, from desks and counters pledge
themselves to. aid in the great fight.
There are many young women about to cast their
first vote for a cause that will render it possible for a
Memphis girl to pass alonij a prominent street at noon
time without being molested.
Those cynical people y who . sneer at a campaign
waged for unselfish principle will see that intelligent
concentration of patriotic forces will not require the
devious methocls of political trickery. , .
HE WHO DOUBTS THAT ROWLETT PAINE
WILL BE MAYOR AND EDGAR SHANNON,
JOHNSON AND ALLEN COMMISSIONERS. DOES ;;
NOT KNOW THE DEPTH OP CONVIOTION THAT
STIRS ALL MEMPHIS. .
The CITIZENS' TICKET has no' secret plan of
Qampaign. Every qualified voter is going to be inter-
viewed by more than one member of the LEAGUE,
: ont "seen" in the sense of a politician's approach. , .
An invitation will be given to join in the swelling r
s tide that will sweep the cobwebs from City Hall. .
The issue is clean-cut, 'Conditions in Memphis
are bad. Does anyone deny it? A representative body
of Memphis men and women met to bring about better :
: conditions. t"! " V' ; ;.;
' - s..' - vr- ' ;
, A ticket was nominated of men with clean records
and of proven fitness. Without exception, insistent
appeal to patriotism was necessary to induce them,to
enter politics and public life. (
, Since then ambition has been awakened in other
quarters'. New candidates come tardily on the scene.
This is their privileged Every ambitious American
has the right to seek public office. .
There is no occasion for bitterness in this cam
' paign. With each candidate it is a question of fitness
for the job.
If it is willed otherwise, the CITIZENS' LEAGUE
will meet defiance with defiance, blow with blow. I i
They choose the loftier plan in battling for prin
ciple. After all, the question is: "WHAT IS BEST
FOR MEMPHIS?"
Pay Your Pol! Tax Today !
LAST DAY, OCTOBER 6th
ALABAMA P0ST0FF1CE
. : TO BE DISCONTINUED
WUNWTTXXB, Ala.. Sept 54.
Tha noatoffio at rarley. Ala.. vn
mil uth of Hunuvtll. will b dll
ontlnud 8pt 30. aeeordlng to an
Official no'C twif.u 7 T .
muter ti bhwi,iw '"- . .. .
department. rrly I Jut yond th
HuntvUi and thi order I btived
to irM( tha i tension of rout 4.
woniii smIvshid.
- HUNTSVltJa. Xla.. J)pt. it. fSpl.l
Ravenu raiders from thi city have
returned from th helghborhood Of
Plevna. Ala., trnar they, captured anij
dtrovd two illicit ditiiin which
wer operated within on hundred yards
of each other. A large quantity of
mash asd bear waa poured out. No ar
rest wr nad.
R0WE HAYS IS URGED TO
RUM FOR CrMNCEUORSHIP
SUMNER, Miss., Sept. 24. (Sp!
Row Hays, of Sumner, Is blnf trong
lv solioiwd by th bar of th Svnth
chancry court district to bcom a
candtdat tor chancllor In th (pedal
election to fill th vacancy caused by
th rlrnatea of Judg J. A. May.
Mr. Hay t eomadrint th mttr
and i expected to glv his anawer
arly thi wk. .... -,
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