The Marshall Morning News (Marshall, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 17, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 26, 1923 Page: 4 of 8
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Wednesday, September 26, 1928
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reasoning that will allow a man to belong to an
in which men pledge themselves
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to aid violators of law is mystifying beyond
finding out.
Duck Snaps, Bands and Lines
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about a great change in local sentiment about the
bootlegger. The officers are vigilant in detecting
these violators and they are being encouraged to
still greater vigilance by a healthy public senti-
ment that is being evidenced in the jury room.
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there is nothing in that record that shows that
God didn’t finish the job at that time.
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cheviots and cashmeres—faultlessly tail-
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The people of Harrison county are to be con-
gratulated upon the decision of the Highway
Commission to take over that part of the Jeffer-
son Highway known as the Scottsville Cut-Off.
Judge Scott and the commissioners deserve the
highest commendation for not only this great ac-
complishment but for the general fine way in
which the road matters have been handled.
The taking over by the Highway Commission
of the 16 miles on the Jefferson Highway not only
insures that this important road will be main-
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Over Five Hundred Suits to Select
Yours From
The Attorney General has finally decided that
the $2,000,000 set aside to buy books under the
text book contract cannot be returned to the avail-
able school fund. He makes this decision in face
of the fact that the Federal Court has decided the
________________THE MARSHALL MORNING NEWS_____
tained, but it relieves the county of the expense Rev. Taylor Talks
bought from us we will give one
seif-vulcanizing tube repair kit
kit is often
Seme day I'll call on friends of mine;
Be sociable and chat and dine—
Some day!
I'll dance and sing and even laugh;
Find time for joking and for chaff;
And—mayhap—seek a better half—
Some day!
New York may grow in some respects, but
there are no more languages for her to talk.
Some day I’m going to take a rest,
Ard do the things that I like best—
Some day!
Jast now I am too busy striving
To get ahead—one must keep striving
To get ahead—one must keep driving,
Until that longed for time’s arriving—
Some day!
Some day I’ll take up outdoor sports;
Play ball and frequent tennis courts—
Some day!
I’ll take long walks on country byways,
Go driving on macademed highways.
With some fair maiden used to my ways—
Some day!
Some three years ago a company of scientists
started out from New York with the avowed pur-
pose of finding the missing link between man and
the monkey. They had proven beyond doubt that
the human race originated in Eastern Asia, some-
where in Siberia or Mongolia. They were equally
sure that they would find in the fosils of these
countries the bones of some of our ancestors just
shedding their tails. They have worked very hard
for three years. They hired Chinese coolies and
they have digged deep into the earth. They have
secured tons of fosils but no missing link. They
have found the bones of the monkey but they
all had tails. They have found the bones of man
but no tails. The most wonderful thing, however,
according to reports coming from Pekin, is that
they dug up some eggs 10,000,000 years old. They
are said to be the eggs of the dinosaur. Of course
it would be just as easy to say they were some
other kind of eggs and that they were a hundred
million years old instead of ten million.
The Old Book’s record of the creation of man
in our stock you’ll find the loads you shoot.
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A witness testifying in the flogging case at
Georgetown stated that he was a klansman, that
he had paid $15.00 towards the defense of the
man being tried. He said he “had taken an oath
to aid fellow-klansmen in all troubles except cer-
tain crimes, and that whippings were not ex-
cepted ” When we see such as this we can’t for
the life of us see how a good citizen can stay in
In talking to a prominent attorney the other
day, one who comes in contact with the criminal
part of our courts, that gentleman said that in
his opinion three-fourths of our crimes were trac-
able to bootleg whiskey, and that the other fourth
was attributable to the fact that otherwise good
Come in and get your supply for the next day
you go out.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
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The Japanese Ambassador to this country says
“that America’s open handed sympathy in Japan’s
dire need will forever drive from the Japanese
mind all thoughts of American aggressions in the
far east.” “It will be difficult indeed,” said the
Ambassador, “for professional jingoes to terrorize
an ignorant public opinion to a point where it will
countenance policies of military agrandizement on
le ground of preparedness against the fancied
ierican threat. The natural reaction of a Jap-
lese to mention of America will be a thrill of
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There are a half million young men living in
New York City who are known as the “white col-
lar” crowd. That is the crowd known as bank
clerks, salesmen, stenographers, office clerks and
the like. Now these “white collar” crowd find
themselves being paid on an average just’about
one-third the wages of a brick-layer, or plasterer,
or carpenter, and so this “white collar” crowd has
begun to look into why this is so, and they find
it is because they are not organized. They are
proposing, therefore, to form a union and adopt
the tactics of the other unions in getting their
part of the swag.
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tubes, A & B batteries, aerial equipment installed in your home
$150.00—One-half Cash
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and permits the money that would have been spent
on it being used for other roads. A safe, sane,
economical administration of our road affairs
will, in a very few years, give us a system of good
roads that will cover every corner of the county.
Our Commissioners’ Court should receive the un-
stinted support and co-operation of all our people.
On World Peace
City Hall Last Eve
“Prophet* of long ago pictured the
conditions of our times as accurately
as any modern historian,” declared
Rev. Taylor in his lecture at the City
Hall last evening where he is holding
a series of lectures on Bible proph-
ecies.
“The prophet Isaiah,” he continued,
‘even predicted the very utterances
of the people in the last days. Note
the expressions of the prophet. ‘And
it shall come to pass in the last days
that the mountain of the Lords house
shall be established in the top of the
mountains, and shall be exalted above
the hills, and all nations shall flow
unto it. And many people shall go
and say, come ye and let us go up to
the mountain of the Lord to the house
of God of Jacob. And he will teach
us of his ways we will walk in
his paths: for out of Zion shall go
forth the haw, and the word of the
Lord from Jerusalem, and he shall
even if the higher courts should decide favorably
to the book companies, that the decision cannot
come in time to make the change of books this
year. And even if the courts should make the
decision next spring it is unthinkable that any-
one would want to change text books during the
middle of the term. It is such rulings as that
The German chancellor has announced an un-
conditional surrender and throws himself on the
mercy of France. The passive resistance in the
Ruhr is to be abandoned without any promises on
the American jingo a great accomplishment will
be consummated. We have given Japan through
the Red Cross something less than $10,000,000.
This is just one-third the cost of a modern battle-
ship. Yet we have built these huge engines of
war by the dozens because we have listened tj the
jingo who would have us believe that Japan was
ready to throw an army of a million men into
California on the least provocation.
It may take great disasters to bring the na-
tions to see the folly of war. We invest ten
million in charity that does us more good than ten
hundred millions invested in battleships.
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HOMER M. PRICE--____________Editor and Pablisher
HUGH LANE...................Advertising Manager
■■NJAMIN WOODALL..................... Manager
WBLUAM JASPER-----—________Takgraph Editor
we think, fail to consider what Germany would
have done had she been the victor. We know
that in the Franco-Prussian war when Germany
was the victor, that she occupied the city of Paris
until the last farthing of indemnity was paid.
Now, when France has occupied parts of Ger-
many because that nation refused to pay, we have
haard a whine like the world never before heard.
Hats off to Poincare.
made by the Attorney General that makes the
people lose respect for legal decisions. A million
and a half children must suffer because of a tech- — ----------
nicality. There are probably a thousand lawyers beyond all question of doubt, but the course of
If B. E. Swearingen
Goes Broke
That’s his business, and the whole-
sales mans business. But if he can
save you money on the following
goods that’s your business to buy:
Eye glasses, and shades, Pratts Stock
and Poultry Remedies, French harps,
cartridges, clothes lines, pocket knives
fire works, lanterns, dusters, docks,
watches, sox, stockings, thread, locks,
collar pads, crocks, chums, tinware,
crockeryware, games, shoe findings,
plies, toilet articles, groceries and
stock salt, candies, drugs, school sup-
as good judges of the law as the Assistant Attor-
ney General who made the ruling, who would de- organization
ciHe that the money should be made available to L -i-l
shall judge among the nations ....
■nd they shall beat their swords into
plowshears and their spears into
pruning hooks. Nation shall not lift
up swor dagainst nation, neither shall
they learn war any more.’ Now we
would not discredit the efforts of these
six hundred or more organizations in
the interest of world peace nor the
good done by the twenty-eight jour-
nals that are devoting their pages to
the interest of this noble work. We
bid them Godspeed and only wish it
were possible for them to stay the
tide of the terrible turmoil that con-
front* the world today. For quoting
again from H. G. Wells, England's
distinguished journalist, the salvation
of mankind, from war is the only
thing worth writing about. But shall
we close our eyes to the facts az
they confront us and to the plain
words of the prophecy of God’s word
in the vain hope that this utopian
dream may be realised? It is not
better that we know the fact* and be
ready for coming events? The proph-
ets only predicted what people and na-
tions would be saying, but God has
not left us in the dark on this great
question. Note what he has to say of
the conditions which will be found in
the earth at the time when the day of
the Lord is near. ‘Proclaim ye this
among the Gentiles: Prepare war,
wake up the mighty men, let all the
men of war draw near, let them come
up: beat your plowshares into swords
and young pruninghooks into spears
let the weak say I am strong . . . . .
Let the heathen be awakened . . . .
Put in the sickle for the havest is
-----— ■ still holds good: “So God created man in his own
Thus the schools of Texas must close a month image, in the image of God created he him.” And
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Some day!—Ah me! It seems so far away
Perhaps I won’t know how to play-
Some dry!
At times I think I ought to take
Life’s joys in passing and not make
Myself a mere machine to break—
Some day!
against the advice of her former allies has caused citizens winked at the violation of the prohibition
- - -....... laws. The Morning News believes there has come
Now, if we canonly do something to shut offjudessamongeoppratandheydhthalbent
their swords into plowshears and their
spears into pruninghoops. Nation
shall not lift up sword against nation,
neither shall they learn war any more
O, house of Jacob, come ye, and let
us walk in the light of the Lord.—
Isa. 2:2-5.
“In Micah 4:1-4 we read almost the
same prediction only Micah says that
many nations shall be saying these
things while Isaiah says, many peo-
ple shall by saying them. And we find
them both to be true. Are there not
many people and many nations saying
come ye ... . and let us go up to the
decision for the day of the Lord Is
nes". Toe. 3:9-14.
"The Apostle Paul said: “But of
the times and seasons brethren ye
have no need that I write unto you
for yourselves know perfectly that the
day of the Lord so cometh as a thief
in the night For when they shall
say peace and safety then sudden des-
truction cometh upon them......
and they shall not escape. But ye
berthren are not in darkness, that
that day should overtake you as a
thief.’ I These. 5:1-5.
"Then we see that as long as the
unregenerate heart rules in the af-
fairs of men we shall have trouble for
aa David says, “The words of his
mouth were smoother than butter, but
war was in his heart.” Ps. 55:21. So
the only peace we can be sure of un-
til the coming of the Prince of Peace
is that peace that "passeth all under-
standing that may rest and abide in
our hearts, (Co. 4:7.) which may be
secured by keeping our minds stayed
on the Lord.” (Isa. 26:3.)
There will be no lecture tonight.
The subjec for Thursday night will be
"Europe’s Pitiful Plight Foretold by
Daniel, the prophet, twenty-five hun-
dred years ago.” Seats free.
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