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DAILY TlMIMNTMPHI•!» THOMAtVILLC, OIOMIA
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 21, 1222.
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•UBSCRITPION PAYABLE IN'Tff.
e Handed li
'grand jury recommendation*
k.
If has always been possible to ac
tually estimate the increaae of gen
eral health conditions* with the ad
vance of educational advantages
Rvery community where school attend
ance lias been enforced is not only
blessed with the added power given
to the educated inind of the children
hut at the same time It has felt the
added .strength and virility that has
JJj* I tome to the people from a realisation
,**: J of the necessity of rigid and strict
i It li regulation.
'he matter oi public health is a
-ebon that has no opposition in
mnunities that are thoroughly and
icrully educated. When people have
rued that health means wealth as
t home is the dollar that
•al thing.
• up and the othei
ship, they are well educated in
ie at least, and It usually comes
their advantages in what is
the elementary educational pro-
WlN-n .
community who hat
the possibilities lhai
this form of health v
grasp
Where they
j have been tried in the most progres-
I riv> and, therefore, the most healthful
I centers of our population, they have
| become second nature and no up-to-
!date community would think of oper
ating without rigid and inelastic health
j laws for the protection of peop
| well as :or their physical develop-
I The grand Jury of Thwuas county
has recommended the enforcemnt of
the Kills health law. This wai
th a fooling of intense re
gret that the people of the world will
learn of the repudiation of Premier
Lloyd George of England. This dough
ty Welchman came to the helm of
British activity, during a crisla of af
fairs In the World War. He accepted
his position with lion-hearted courage,
fighting against pessimism, class an
tagonism and a few other serious po
litical handicaps that made the Job a
particularly offensive one for any per
son less brave and less patriotic than
the premier proved to be.
s the sole remaining war pre
survive. France bad thrown
down Clemenceau, Italy had driven
Orlando into the discard. Greece had
overthrown and practically exiled Ven-
izelos and America had accepted Wil
son’s sacrifice of bis health with Jeers
and cslumny on his helpless head.
But Lloyd George held on determined
ly and brougnt about a revulsion of
spirit that made England’s apparent
recovery from the war and Us after-
Th.- pronunciation of the Turkish j th*. Hoard ot Health to secure another mat j, fl f internal horrors more quick
aamo* is Greek to most of us. j health officer and carry out the full and invigorating.
► i P rovi " ion * ot ‘ he ,aw - lhe lBW 18 ^ Yet when the Near East crisis came,
a disposi- refused to stand back of him.
fight its Hlg poUcjp WM one of rlfbt> oae
siuce the resignation of wblcb tbe nat ions under the proteo-
the officer in charge for the past few <ion of fte a , u „ wer< f t0 b«‘ defended
(months. from Turkish encroachment and prof-
pays to snarl at knockers; | InaleaU o{ , e t,mg the *-«er go by li?ate diplomacy . Wftrwaa thre atened
•lers enough in the world, j default,’ the grand Jury recommended ^ Iuly tacked dowa oa tbe
into full force and ef- j ob Rusaia threatened to meddle, the
I take two successive 3^^ were see thing with determlna-
id juries to nullify the effect of MoB t0 uke advantage of lbe awkward
the Ellis health law iu Thomas coun- „| tuatIoIli cau8 ed by the downfall of
When the boy tells awful lies all the ty. It must be continued, therefore. . .. b
time, he will either reform or get for a year and tbe service should be I . .. . ..
* " HUUUiU uc Uoyd 0eorge gajtf n0i ^ Mld It
w °"*■ :« lh “' " wl " “ ,cl1 with that sor, ot diploma,,, vhldi
8»od>, «tv7^.”T^o* and Ikon j thal ‘ memlK 10 ° n “* or i told a lale that no mao aim ean ml-
loao’t an, rala for nacuao, It tbat ba rel>eal 11 - oula be mfll Wllil iCHtant I underatapd. Ha threalend to use tbo
Udlimale. i‘ nd “ l " lslel,t ““*“ u Vbomaa c0 “ , ‘-1 nm strength of tbe Eullah torco alone
„ . | l r "«*•• «“* baaltb office,It muat l„ nKe „„ y u „ Mct th , pHucpt,,.
^ ‘ ” * ‘ “ M ““ ,r kn0 ''"|.hich M bad aaslited to dotcrmlntn,.
" ’ “ ”" r> , ,n « wh “‘ « “““ '» ,k « »» d , Flu rope w„ to bo protected at the coat
of the English trade concessions and
possibilities. Hit unpopularity became
immediately apparent and the acute
ness of the situation was evidenced In
Lota <
t stung and then
both by actual participation and by the
of an invigorating and enlivening
public opinion. • . «*.- v- .
to answer this gentleman, we
would say unhesitatingly, that these
meetings do good even If they had not
single convert. They do good in
9 ways than we can ever know,
and they touch the hearts of hundreds
people, one way or another, sots
create in them a desire Co do their
fall Christian duty. It la a very self-
evident builder of character. Aa such
worth while in any community
and among any people, no matter to
what extent they have developed their
Christian and religious activities.
REGRETABLE INCIDENT
The Jewelry at.
formally decided
fancy boxes.
take every advantage of
billtles, for only in this way can we
get full value for the money, which to
expended for it. We are delighted that
the grand Jury saw fit to endorse the
We always seem’ to think we could work that has been done and to Insist
get more pleasure out ot things that : on Its continuation.
we can’t hare. |
. OF SINGULAR INTEREST
Tbe intellect condemns jaxs, but the, it is singularly Interesting to get the
intellect doesn't seem to rule a good ideas of people regarding community
•me, of our folk., j.flair,. A gentlemen .of some focal
pride and prestige recently asked us
the refusal of the coalition to further
support him. He has resigned.
The premier of England Is the bur
den bearer of the government. He
has mure power than the king or any
of |>ls advisers. All matters of
al and externa] moment come under
his direction and attention. The king
People who marry for money ought
to be satisfied if they don’t get any • tte dlrecl Q uo8tlou - ‘‘What good does to the figurehead and tbe premier la
more than that j * Protracted meeting do If it doeau't J the ruler. So the king stays on his
' (get any converts?” Ho was speaking'throne, while the greatest man. with
rtiylng taxes la the most patriotic | of the evangelistic meeting now being two exceptions, who handled affairs
thing soma people do, and that is a { conducted in this city. of grave moment to tbe world, during
dorm of conscription. | He did not intimate that this meet- Its time of great stress, has resigned.
ing was not proving successful in that j He goes back to private life, aa be
spect; In fact, be didn’t know, but expected to some day. It was hoped
,he desired to know why so many Chris- ( that with the coming of his old age
_ I people, those who are already llv- he could have retired with the full
Swat every mosquito that comes ing Cbrhtinn lives, or attmptlng toj confidence and esteem of his people,
within hearing distance, for the sake were so interested financially and oth- {rather than be kicked out like a worth-
of the other fellow.
Tha grand Jury had adjourned and
the breathing ot some folks has be
come much easier.
The Canadian woman who killed her
husband with a butcher knife, probab
ly struck him at laat.
Mr. Hardwick’s vicious attack
Senator Harris la another of. tbe ill
effects of tbe campaign dose.
A good many people seem to have
gone fishing on election day, or gone
about their business, at least
The Turks won something, but they
haven't just exactly found out what,
by Lloyd Oeorge’a resignation.
It might not apoll things if they
allowed Senator (Mrs.) Felton to Uka
bar seat and make a speech.
The man who can smile before
Sonar Law will be out of a. Jo
fora hi la much older and some folks
win be sorfy they didn’t keep Lloyd
flu airman that stayed up thirty-
fir* mlnutei dldit have anything oa
He knows the world, perhaps, and he
knowa men. Therefore, he will only
see In this crisis the result that he has
long expected bat which he fought off
with all the vigor and determination
that was characteristic of his great
public life. Sonar Law will handle
affairs, but he U not the man
George was and his career will
fraught with gravo prolfoRUhHhat-he
la gcnorall'y expected to handle with
participate in service that will j much less skill and efficiency than
promote and facIUUte the Christian did his predecessor,
spirit among all men.
terest was, in the first place, unselfish,
and In the second place, that It was
profluble.
The keenest and most desirable ad
vantage of such a meeting, In our hnm-
ble opinion, is the spirit ot encourage
ment and added hope that it brings to
professing Christians, the avenues ot
service and love that It opens to them
and the revivifying and enlarged de-
aa heir layMUata a short time
M« M4 «# nun* U CUM <ni
The lives of Christians today consti
tute the compelling force which car
ries on God's work. We are necessarily
human and, therefore, subject to per
iods of inactivity and neglect, not |
totally, but in so far aa it might be
an-d to Our possibilities,
any movement that brings enriched
faith and love to Christian people In
any commnnlty is going to become
vital and moving factor la the religious
activities of the. community.
These activities arm' be felt ia ail
lines or civic achievement. Not only
will there be e more determined spirit
to demand morel uprightness In tbs
administration of all lava, btft there
Rill be a more wUilag spirit to enter
into the enforcement of those lava,
Mrs. Felton urge* us to back princi
ples, not parties, and the Southerner
backs the party that haa always stood
four-square for our principles of most
Importance.
Football to the roughest game, but
I like U, she said, as the Boston tod
ran thirty yards around end for
touchdown.
Unreliability to a anra thing In the
make-up ot some folk#. But the mean-
eat sneak of them all to tha profes
sional ddnbia-crosser, tha hypocrite
and deceiver.
Tha Klwaslana are strong fa Geor
gia, and tha/ want to tha beet-sort or
a place to hold a district convention
when they streck Baraaaah.
PROFESSIONAL
F. A. STROBEL, D. C j
Licensed Chiropractor j
Week a Specialty
Office Phone. J62
Dr. R. B. O'Quinn
DENTAL SURGEON
Office fn Medical Bldg.
Extracting a Specialty
j The Smart Shoppe ol
Beauty Culture
iipcbuicb Building. 2nd Floor
Room 210. Phone II
Permanent Waving fl. per ecri
Anna M. Lightioot
Graduate In Beamy Culture
First Class
DRESS-MAKING
Prices Reasonable
Mrs. E. Loomis and
Mrs. W. C Lambert
EDDIE LEWIS
Hat Cleaning Work*
HAT* CLEANED, BLOCKED
AND RBMODKLID
Ladies,' Man and Children
We have the equipment, exper
ience and a desire to please,
S22 WEST JACKSON *T.
■Pnone 310.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Arrival and departure or paaeeaset
trslne at TbomasvUie. A. C. L a B
~tattoo had A.. B. * A. R. H Sutton
Tha foOowtna schedule Havre# puoiteh
1 aa tnfonaatloa sad not guarantee*.
(Trains Nona. Jcaat, ana 8oatb ef
Time tn Georgia. Train* We*
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RAILWAY
imporary Schedule)
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Why Take A-
Chance
with
YOUR LIFE
—or—
YOUR PROPERTY
Insure Both With
W. M. Parker
Phone 41* Mitchell Bldg.
SHOW Y011H COLORS
Now that you belong to
the Masons, Odd Fel
lows, Knights of Pythi
as, Woodmen, or any
other fraternal organiza
tion of the kind, let us
furnish you with pin.
button, or ring.
High School Pins and
Rings furnished at reas
onable prices.
Louis H. Jerger
Where you buy Gifts that toft
Webster’s
Tested
Seeds
Large Packets
5c
CHARTER
CHOCOLATES
Assorted Nuts and Btszlls
The best candy we ever
sold.
Citizens Banking & Trust Co.
’. CITLPKPI'KR. President
LIABILITIES
Deposit* October I
r. BOWKN, Cashier
ASSET*
Leans and Discounts * S2S47MS
Cash Resource*
L. Bonds. ..f 20.K0.00
Cash »J,711A>— mAet-U
stock (F. i. a. co.).... sreoo
Banking Houee end Fix. l,74S.t*
* *474*4.04
: » 81047*43
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WE SPECIALIZE IN DYEING
CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING
Ladies’ Work Given Special Attention
HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED
Our Motto Is: “SERVICE."
TOW TAILORING CO.
Frank Dollar, Mgr.
208 W.
Jackson !
' ^
An Invitation To The Younger
Generation
Officers of this institution be
lieve in young men and wo
men establishing banking
connections early in life ;-
Naturally such accounts will
not be particularly profitable
to the bank at first but they
are especially worthwhile for
the young people and ulti
mately will be profitable for
us.
We invite the young people
who are on the first rung of
the business ladder to open
accounts here.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Prices Reduced
ON
Ford Cars
Following Prices Effective To-day:
F. O. B. DETROIT
phas-i* $235,00
Runabout
Touring
Ton Truck
S«£n 595-00
Starter and de mountable rims $95.00 extra on open models.
This reduction of $50AO on list price of all models establishes the lowest plane of
prices In the history of the Co mpany.
Place your order early to Insure prompt delivery, or phone 98 for a salesman
who will call and explain our liberal time sale plan without obligation.
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