The Denison Herald (Denison, Tex.), No. 84, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 2, 1921 Page: 4 of 10
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Several day* ajro Chairman tanker
.if the Shi wine Board in addressing
! the Associated Ad vert lain* Club* of,
'the World, drew a gloomy picture of
(the American Merchant Marine siting*
tlon. After giving a deprewaing H*t
of the surplus ship* on HniMl all idle
(--he deplored the fact that the United
‘States is enjoying *o pitiful a share of
the world’* carrying trade. And then
he wound up with the assurance that
re cannot hot>e to gain trade without
dispossessing our competitors of some
of their business, which, he added,
makes it only natural that these com-
petitors should proceed In every way
possible to prevent America from real-
ising Its dream of a permanent mer-
Publlshora_ The annual convention of the Amer- F txUlll fl F Fill III
Publication, Nos M Mi Le*kMi now assembled at Kan- |
rd Street, Denison. Teiaa ! m.a City faces an opportunity 1 on- , - BY BESS
ha Postoffice at Denisonj paralleled in the history of the gov-j THE GAME OF HAPPINESlw
d-Clegs Bril Mattsr. vrinmi to lav the foo mention for _____
CITYj am>n to>’al1 cltlsenshlpi and to make | Everybody desires to I.#- happy, but
I yy the country’s Institutions safe and se- ( w®® of u» go by devious ways to
..................... car* fn>m ,h<‘ attacks of Imrtdlnus I °* tJ*to it, and many of us are so blind
[If paid to advance) 1H fees whose undermining influences *° the true identity of happiness, that
..................... * ** are constantly at play The organ-;*'' la*** it by when it is journeying
fD SKCOND 710NEB ' l*?t.'on will tall in it* purpose and ! toward u* on the high roads of life.
.....................t *• totent msWst it accepts the respond- } Happiness la truly a Mate of mind—
*.................... SM bi.'tiies lakl upon It and with the same ; neiursiiy it is regulated to a .-citsln
.............‘ fidelity to country and Its cause th.it I extent by outside influence, but even
F fees Id Is on sale at the . I .
’» stand* of the Union. ™*WFsd the matchless achieve,nents tbr mo*t powerful Influence* 'jow to
»ny* - Denison, Texas: j of American soldiers In tins great j H * Prestige of the mind.
tla.: gedalia, Mo., and world war. lay the groundwork for a Do you not know persons yfh> seem
the idea of dutfountin*: the Intrinsic
value of money, Tbccauso it will buy
much and afford'us great comfort,
hut rather for the purpose of bring-
ing out tbi equal, in fact creator im-
portance of health and loyal compan-
ionship, which are indispensable where
actual happiness is concerned.
Everybody wishes to be happy. We
look for It everywhere; we run from
trouble or pain, but we do not so
often run forward to meet happiness,
or hold It firmly when it Is within
our grasp. People are even demand-
ing happiness on stage and cinema
screen these (lays. Writers and play-
wrights consider invariable happy
endings a blow to their art, and they
wish to follow their natural thematic
inclinations and let there be an oc-
casional artistic demise at the story'.*
or play's conclusion.
chant marine of its own. There is much !
| about this, of course, that is true. If I
' we are ever to get anywhere, w* must
get busy meeting our competitors on f
their own ground and bidding for some, I
at least, of the carrying trade which I
they now enjoy. But, as the New York I
World observes, our opportunity does I
not stop there, nor Is It to be availed
of only at the expense of other nations.
Trade fosters trade and is constantly
expanding, there being no ngtaml J
Tur
I BASK
™* »*NK with
KaRTISRI* OFFICES
patne burns a smith, me
** Tork............Fifth Ave. Bldg
..............» Winter Street
TELEPHONE NTMUKR TBI
young manhood of America upon KAn
whose shoulders. In the main, rests g™,
the obligation of maintaining at nil' g
hazards the government their fathers mMV
established and which they success- I
fully, defended in the most trying hour j,ow
ef its existence. Youth is impulsive, tajn
and while young hearts may .at all a
times be right, its judgment Is rome- ne8g
times faulty, due to Jack of experl- adva
j •*“* which the years will correct. It t*jni
1.9 imperative, therefore, tt|mt what- Very
ever policies may be declared for by j
the organization, the sound and con- W|tP
•tractive work It la capable of per-
tivoting should be the central thought forts
First of all. the Legion should make away
plain that the principal object it has
iu view Is not one born of selfish- *
ness, but that It springs from n do- tor j
sire to serve a useful public purpose plnM
—the bringing together of all discord-
art elements for the glory of the na- ov«ry
tlon. It has. made patriotism and crave
loyalty Its watchword, and with that Uppj
for its compass it can and will steer than
a straight course, resisting with might to th
and majesty whatever 111 winds that _
tariffs. Turn whichever way you will
in considering the prospects of our
merchant marine, and invariably the
fact ’presents itself that thi present
tendency of our congress in tariff mai-
lers must give way if we are to get
anywhere with our merchant marine.
—Baltimore Sun.
Moving picture
victresses say they have no personal
objection to the unhappy ending, but
that the people simply won't permit
it. They hare tried and have been
forced to revise the plays later and
let them end happily. Poets are even
revising their lyrics and sonnets by
supplying a happier ending, beejunut
they find that dearth of happiness is
making their compositions unpopular.
Isn't It a pity then that we all can-
not apply this reformation to our own
lives, and revise them before it is too
late? And is there any reason why
we cannot be a happy race of peo-
ple, since we desire it so earnestly?
The matter rests In the individual, and
If he would but study the law of
values and let appreciation and con-
tentment blossom within him. then
there would be happiness In keeping
with our earthly restrictions. And
that is the best we could wish tor
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Pay. Your Ga« Bill Before ft,
and Save the Ducount
Hour* 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Open until 8p.m. on ft. |
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1921
ROADS WILL BE COMPLETED,
The most gratifying news of a lo-
csJ nature that has come to the cars
of Grayson county people is the an-
nouncement that the commissioners
court has disposed of the unsold good
rtwls bonds and is preparing to let
th*- contract to complete the unfin-
ished county highways, work on
which was slopped before completion
for reasons that nt the time could
nor bo avoided Especially t« It pleas-
Ini, to know that the gups between
Van Alstyne and Collin county line
ami Beits and the Fannin county lino
Honest Reader* j
London.—Only one book has been
lost from St Olive library in the last
Guns. Shells. Calls, Coats, Bags,
Gun Grease, Swabs, etc.
Notice K. K. Kli
Smokeless: Winchester and "Nl-
tro Club.'*
Black Powder: "New Club.**
Winchester and Remington Guns
In automatic, pomp, double and
single barrel.
We have a nice stock of Coal Tar
•if the eight b;> cold
are in a harry. We will be glad to sell yon some Aipj
JPaint. If you have any left over it will be ft* for
composition roofs.
Yours for service,
may betide it. If, on the other hand,
R should depart from Its
knowledge of the old land is largely
drawn from their Imagined pictures of
the doings at the Mermaid Tavern In
Shakespeare's day, or upon the green
award when Corinna Went a-Mnying.
f our ytiung men,
ders and points
ring who called
’la belle?"—Phil-
announced
declarations and principles and follow
a program of
TONY HILL TOSSES A
BOUQUET.
narrowness with the
view of promoting the fortunes of Its
members, Irrespective of and without
regard to the welfare of . the people
as a whole. It will forfeit the confl-
uence now reposed In it as well as the
sympathy now
Editor Herald:
I wish to thank you for the
editorials in Tuesday’s Herald,
one in reference to the oil out-
look around Denison and the
other about the home owners
and non-home owners. You hit
the spot in both instances. The
cltlxennhip of this city do not
realize the opportunities that are
now awaiting to be put over.
They wait for the strang-
er to do it. "Let George
do It” seems to be the slogan.
The case of the home owner is
the name. They are letting a
golden opportunity slip. Today
homes can be had at a moderate
figure with easy payments. How
will It be later? How la it in the
north and east? It is almost im-
ppasible for the wage earner to
buy a home. The south always
follows suit ln a few years.
France "sunny"
adelphla Record.
ME SAVES THEM FOR HIMSELF *
It looks as if a lot of those Wash-
ington girls would rather take chances
on being lost than permit themselves
to be saved by Representative Herrick.
Minneapolis Tribune.
DIVORCES COSTLY, BUT
PLENTIFUL
Now It Is said that the high cost of
living has made marriage a luxury.
That ought to increase respect for it
among a luxury-loving people.-Boston
generously ex-
tended.
The Immense power for good tho
organization cmn exart wherever Its
efforts are properly directed in so
monumental as to be Inconceivable.
Itx stand for law and order and for
constituted authority gives the Legion
an Influence and persuasive power
that can not be estimated. The!
strength of the government Is In »a
citizenship, the standard of which is
measured by the morale It displays
Loyalty does not con- j
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at all times
alM exclusively in a readiness to re-
spohd when the tocsin of war is
sounded, hut In the pursuits of peace
can and will it find its highest ex-
presalon. We want to make this gov-
ernment so perfect that It will be
without a flaw, and the American Le,
gton. composed of men who turned
back the German tide and saved the
world from autocracy, la In position
to contribute more to the accomplish-
ment of that laudable end than any
other agency operating on the fnce of
the globe.
The spirit of camaraderie and of
mod fellowship will always be theirs.
II wus purchased and paid for by
months and months of privation, suf-
fering snd danger. Together they
Csrrkst Apparel fee Woman and Brewing Girt*
Continuing Oar
Again I wish to thank you for
the two editorials that were the
truth from start to finish. Do
you know you had your old fliv-
ver In high on those two arti-
cles? They are city builders.
Suppose we leave the scraps,
broils and petty fusses go—they
will soon kill themselves—and
go sfter s sure enough city. You
know, I am always on the spot
located
sr,.t captured jji Denton county,
coidlng to news report. If •
ccunty does not look to Its lai
Ik>»ton will be walking off with
blue ribbon before the East T
county can get its breath.
A. L. (Tony Hill) JONES.
GOOD POLITICS
Will Hays is a politician. He would
be the last to deny it. Hut he is a pol-
itician who knows the spirit and the
temper of his times, as a host of
smaller politicians not so wise ns he do
not. Will moved from the Chairman-
ship of the National committee into
ihe postoffice department That
transfer meant to many of the ancient
and patronage-vending class of pol-
iticians that the politicians were to
get the postoffices in payment of ser-
vktfs rendered and in anticipation of
favors *o come. -Will I* not that kind
of a politician. He believes that the
way to play the political game in the
postoffice la to make the postoffice the
most efficient business organization he
can. He eeeks the man beet fitted for
the job. Because the beet means so
far devised for getting that man is
through strict application of civil ser-
vice rules he is strengthening and eh*
forcing the rule*. He has appointed
the first man on the eligible list In
three-fourths of all Ms appointments,
and he endorses the bill to piece pcesl-
dentlal postmasters in the classified
service. He has so soon received the
unqualified endorsement of the Civil
Service Reform League.— Syracuse
Burtis Druo Co.
of Women’s anc
high-grade apparel
unless checked
of years,
to each other j^hey will al-
’‘buddies.*’ That sentiment
no one would rob them of and in the
sweet communion of kindred spirits
they will ever find Supreme pleasure
ar.d enjoyment.
Hut the Lfgtph should remember
(list o a km t > .
After declaring he would not re-
■Jgn the national Democratic com-
mittee chairmanship. Mr. George
White gracefully stepped down ,ln ft,,
vor of Committeeman Hull from Ten-
nessee We don’t know' anything
about Mr. Hull; he may be an idea!
msn for the place in this critical hour
of the party * history, but we fail to
understand just why the honor wag
not bestowed upon our own Thomas
B. Love, who as the leader of a for-
lorn hope stands without an equal
A remarkable event
possible by another i
trip just completed i
that as an Organization It is on
with the public occupying the
box. That It will acquit itself
honor as Its members did at Ch:
Thierry, at Belleau wood and M
Argonne there
You’ll need some of these
items listed below. We have
anticipated your wants and
can give you the benefit of
large and well-assorted
stocks and prompt service.
Coal atom
Wood Heaters
Om Heaters
Gas Hoee
Store Pipe
8tove Elbows
Coal Hods
Bock Sawi
the slightest
vice j resident CooHdge. who rep-
resented the chief executive at the
American Legion convention and
presumably spoke tor him on that oc-
w«s careful not to commit the
Together with our
itock offered at drastic pc#
IS constantly casjon
Ils latest en- administration on the adjusted com
I* his charge pen sat ion question, further than t«
i trance were express tho president’s deep and abid-
flrst been ing interest in all disabled veterans
htch, if true, who are Incapacitated to ecru a IIvc-
cemmuiderx Tir.Ood TFl. quit* likely that this sol-
mpared with die* bonus proposition will assume
« We aro the attitude of Banquo’s ghost and
Is going to refuse to down, much to tho dlscom-
* to invest!- flture of the politicians and the tn-
»n its toes creased uneasiness of the taxpayers
ions.
No Approval*
No Returns
Ithaca Ctaaj
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