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" Elinor Glyn’s Secrets
" Appear in The Sunday American—“My Secrets of
siLove” Miustrated by Howard Chandler Christy.
é By GEORGE H. MANNING,
vlshington Correspondent of The
y Georgian.
¥ WASHINGTON, March 11—
.'ébunp Clark of Missourf today de
‘}‘llned to have his name placed on
éu' ticket in Georgia for the presi
dential primary to be .held in April
#ln a letter to Hiram I. Gardner,
&creury of the Georgia State Dem
deratic Committee, he expressed his
belief that all delegates to the San
Francisco convention should go un
iastructed and “nominate the ablest
‘nd most thorough-going Democrat
that can be found,”
*The former smeaker's letter to
éecretan Gardner reads as follows:
‘d am profoundly grateful to my
Georgia friends who have Hukg&s’[c-n]‘
at my name shouid be placed on
e ticket at the preferential presl—!
tial primary. »
DUTY OF DEMOCRATS.
* My own opirdon is that it is best
not to do that. In my judgment lhpf
Ban Francisco convention should be
sbsolutely a consulting body to do |
mthinn: 1-—-Adopt a lhornuxhlyr
ocratic platform made of time- |
tried and fundamental Democratic |
ztnclplen, progressive and up to|
te. 2--On such Democratic plat- |
form nominate the ablest and most |
thorough-going Democrat that can
Be found.
: “No man will decline a presiden
‘44al nomination tendered freely by a
gmt party, for the presidency of
he United States is not only the
most powerful office known to our
political system, but the greatest
ever devised by the wit of man. n'
should not be bestowed upon any
man to gratify his personal ambi-
Hon, but wolely for the good of the |
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ecountry; for the only reason for a
political party is to promote the
prosperity, the happiness aud glory
of the American people.
SHOUL DBE UNINSTRUCTED.
“So believing, I think it would be
fortunate for both the party and
the country if all the delegates to
San Francisco should go uninstruct
ed so as to be free after consulta
tion to agree on the best men possi
ble for President and Vice Presi
dent on a platform thoroughly Dem
ocratic in every plank, 5
“The record of the Democratic
administration and the Democratic
Congress is beyond all praise. On it
we stand and on it we should win to
the end that the national and State
governments shall be maintained in
their full constitutional vigor, and
that law and order may prevail
everywhere under our flag. But
then if we should fail with such a
platform and such candidates, our
party would emerge from the con
tegt in splendid fighting trim for
future conflicts.”
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FRIDAY -
Cheer Up!
By John Kendrick Bangs.
CHEER UP, °
D().\"’P worry, Friend, because
it’s night.
There's really nothing in it.
The Sun is only out of sight,
Anc he'll be back with lots of
light
In just a minute.
He has hi¢ daily stint to do
That keeps him in a hurry,
And he'll return to me and you
With fresher days, and heavens
blue—
So don’t you worry.
(Copyright, 1020, Atlanta Georglan.)
Tag Married F
' gR lly Married
, eally Married,
| Says Chesterton
(By International News Service.)
LONDOM™, March 11.—The reform
ers who are trying to make divorce
'nn easy in (Gireat Rritain as it is in
‘the United States are ridiculed in a
'satirical treatise entitled “The Su
perstition of Divorce,” by Gilbert K.
(‘hesterton, the famous essayist.
Given a riot of divorce, he says, the
world may soon come to making its
distinctions between those “who are
married” and those “who are really
married.”
“The obvious effect of frivolous
divorce will be frivolous marriage,”
Mr. Chesterton asserts. ‘“The old
joke about choosing the wife to har
monize with the furniture might quite
logically return, not as a joke but in
reality.
“As regards marriage after divorce,
if no more alters the moral quality
of conjugal infidelity than the mere
kiss on the Bible alters (he moral
quality of perjury.”
Mr. Chesterton sees the time com
ing when a man should designate his
domestic status and offers some sug
gestions. One is to sign the let
ters “L. W.” after his name, signi
fying “lives with wife.” Another is
to attach the insignia, “N. D. Y.,”
meaning “not divorced yet.”
“It is wholly posesible that the time
will arrive when, upon entering some
strange city, a traveler will see a
stately column erected to the memory
of ‘a wife who never ran away with
a soldier, or an image of a historical
character who had not ‘bolted with
the children's governess." i
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| WASHINGTON, Marck 11.—A pro
| test against the sale of small ships
iof the “lake” type was received by
{the Senate Committee on Commerce
| today in the form of a letter from
!Mathew Hale, representing producers
and shippers covering twenty-two
States,
Hale charged the government with
having disposed of ten ships to the
Lloyd Royal Belge on February 18,
aqd later three more to the same
company, while on March 9 four were
disposed of to the Societe Maratime
Francaise, making a total of seven
teen ships to foreign countries in the
last two weeks.
The letter asked :hat np further
steel cargo carrying ships be dis
posed of until Congress shall have
had time definitely to determine its
policy.
It was pointed out that the type
of ships disposed of, all under 6,000
{tons, are particularly useful to the
United States now in developing
trade between South Atlantic and
{ GuM ports and the West Indies and
'Cemvral American countries; that
while too small for trans-Atlantic
| trade, they are ideal for coastwise
|and inland sea service which is the
| use the French and Belgian com
! panies will put them to.
l The question; it was iearned today,
]will be further discussed at the for-
P'hm trade conference bem+ssss~ng at
| Greenshoro, N, (~ at which Governor
Thomas W. W, Bicketi of North Car
olina; Governor Hugh M. Dorsey of
Georgia; Governor Rotert A. Cooper
of South Carolina; Senator F. N.
Simmons of North Carolina and
| others will be present,
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Oglethorpe Political
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Pot Simmers Slightly
LEXINGTON, Ga., March 11..—The
Aglethorpe (‘ourlty Democratic Exec
utive Committeé met several weeks
ago and set April 20 as the date for
the county primary to be held. The
loeal political pot is simmering and
sputtering but little, owing to the
fact that half the incumbents have
no opposition. - Here is the line-up
of candidates: For tax collector, P, P,
Wynne, M. G. Johnson Sr., C. M.
Hunter, and W. P. Broach for re
election; for commissioner of roads
and revenue, George Cunningham Sr.,
R. 8. Truitt, and W. J. Knox for re
election; for county school superin
tendent, James Y. Bowen and E. W.
Martin; for tax receiver, Robert D.
Graham, Cornelins Harris, and Ed J.
Bray for re-election; for State repre
sentative, Rev. udge P, W. Davis Sr.
of Lexington, who probably will be
opposed by Hon. C, L. Howard of
Moxey.
The present officeholders who have
no opposition as yet are Sheriff T. E.
Watkins, Clerk of City Court R. C.
Stokely, Ordinary 1. H. Bacon and
Solicitor General City Court Hamp
McWhorter.
Lexington to Offer
Davis for Congress
LEXINGTON, Ga., March 11, —Lex
ington is to offer a-:candidate for
Congress in the Eighth Congressional
District. He is Phil W. Davis Jr, a
young attorney. His candidacy is
almost a conceded fact, and he has
begun campaigning, though his offi
clal announcement has not been
made.
JAIL DELIVERY NIPPED,
DETOIT, March 11.—Federal of
ficers announce they nipped an in
surrection among the 215 alleged
Communists awaiting deportation at
Fort Wayne when they took nine of
the alleged “reds.” constituing a so
called ‘“‘soviet,” from the fort and
transferred them to the ocounty jail
of Oakland County at Pontiac. By
this move, the authorities say, a
wholesale jail delivery of reds which
was scheduled to take place some
time this week was averted.
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People in Lexington
LEXINGTON, Ga., March 11.—8ev
eral deaths have occurred from influ
enza in this county in the past two
weeks among the following promi
nent people: Robert M. Wise, Jack
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Silk, 15 cents; Lisle, 10 conts. Sold everywhere or sent postpaid I
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American Bakeries Company
Crowley, Mrs. J. P. Grahamr and Mrs.
J. W. Graham, all well known,
On account of the malady many
schools in this section have been
closed. Meson Academy, the county
high school located here, has been
closed since February 20, but the
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—By George McManus
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16-Page Magazine Section
The Sunday American contains a magazine section of
16 pages filled with interesting facts and fiction.
board of trustees announces it will
reopen Monday next. No preaching
services, Sunday schools or public
metings have been held in two weeks,
Makes a Good Apple
e
Picker, but a Poor =
Shoveler
So many men are good money makers, but POOR
SAVERS.
llt’s the little Word NET that counts. .
NET means not how much taken in—but how much
there is left—the how much saved for your own.
Gross receipts may pile up as high as a mountain,
and yet at the end there is no profit—NOTHING
SAVED. ’
When you ask your bank teller ‘‘your balance’’ he
does not explain your deposits nor your withdrawals
HE TALKS NET.
It’s the NET you need for a RAINY DAY.
4% Interest Paid ‘
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Georgia- Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Member Federal Reserve System
Your Grocer Will
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From the Ovens
EXPLOSION KILLS TWO.
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, March 11.—
Two men were killed Wednesday
when the charge mill of the Aetna
Explosives Company at Goes Station,
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