Lytton Star, The (Newspaper) - October 2, 1919, Lytton, Iowa A. W. TAIA VOL. A CONSTRUCTIVE Wt TH AN OPINION 11.50 per year in SAC 10 2, 1919., F. L. ML in D. over COM 1 to i Evening t u 11 r til i Will kg in on Mondays and all Office with Dr. Blair to Savings Ha it law Sae MALCOLM County state W. H. BAKT BM Of- OB I 1 PROMPTLY W. 0.- v ttii MM FINE WATCH REPAIRING B P A. L Watches Diamonds Only What's Good WkM Bv Ttat ten tat to not M U ef AMnet IDEAL J. H. Board by the Week or Soft Ice The National By Jonet BUMPER OF Schools and colleges throughout tine country sunny since enrollments have as When the selective draft dropped onto the educational in- there was nothing left but vacant dormitories and threatening treasury The Federal stepped into the breach and used the different institutions for plying technical and academic ing to members of Student Army Training immediately upon the signing of the armistice this was which the schools and colleges ed down their or utilized the opportunity paper It was at tils stage of the shift in affairs of the educational institutions that a piece of work was done by E. K. Director of the Army that completely disproves the ancient ry that red-tape cannot be untied in governmental Mr. was confronted with the problem of providing Initial reconstruction ods for 686 colleges and schools that had contracts with the Government aggregating lories and special agents of the were utilized in promptly collecting ail data in connection with the cancellation of the and within three months from the time the first claims were filed all but a- baut a hundred claims were adjusted and During June the balance of the claims were ing a record of settlement of the en- tire 086 claims amounting to 124.57, in four It Is doubtful whether the of the whole war reveals ient service In connection with any ot tho connected with turning the world upside and putting It right side up The colleges aria schools arc now reaping the benefits from the they sewed gave their loyal by complete the boys of the a taste of richness of er are accredited ail he In which .is one of school centers of the dormitories and rooms In nearby buildings are all bet Ing taken up for the opening of and reports from other parts ot the country indicate that the most successful year in history oi institutions is at te in inures TO te If you see a tali fellow ahead ot a M A leader marching fearless And you know of a tale whose mere telling aloud Would cause his proud head in anguish to be IS a pretty good to forget it. It you know of a skeleton hidden away In a and guarded and kept from the day fcB In and whose whose Would cause grief sorrow and lifelong It's a pretty good plan to forget it. If yo know of a thing will darken a min a girl or a That will wipe out least annoy A or Any gladness to It's a pretty good forget it. te fc te te fe for The President's have been hearing so much about that their equilibrium muse be mony with earlier mental si described by Mark Twain geral about slip for an a f six cent in the ot the passenger But it all io Mie -J that the traction nw in creased lares an in cities over How The following twelve an exchange cover the cardina of worldly Be truthful No ona but a coward It is the way to Be clean body and character clean and spotless nothing can shame Be careful STAB BUMS prices as in the death of a cow hv German propaganda didn't fool are beginning to cbme In motorcar racing lurks at Is cing classified as a It doesn't make any difference what a robber steals he gets ue recieved for his f The fellow who thinks he Is tant would be surprised it he knew what think Ausborn HARNESS SHOP Also Shoe Shop is now located in postoffice But what does a man gain by taking an airplane ride If he cannot tell nis friends about it Argentina is rounding up foreign A heedless word or act may for Let the you a year's work or a lifetime work go on a but make tho best of proud A proud man cannot be A i. No how much the ot H enough to effect pork From Our Exchanges OFB FIFTH The welcome to General Be whatever attentions art him where than which is nation He has well in one of the greatest and republics are not always In his service been -One in that in an entirely foreign origin and in its the nearest approach indeed Is scarcely to reckoned an mat of the ey fought in war was not foreign in and he fought it- in its though neaf tire was made an Amer lean His service was unique in another in. although he was tSc supreme commander of the American subordinate to a higher officer of another Sot one in the served der alien of all of their as 16 a J superior before was an American army placed undr the of an- alien the fact that it was case of tte most civ. one- circumstance be of- singular romantic interest Our first General and par General greatest services in The French officers troops under ins France heneU the latest with his troops was undei French for we had placed ourselves at France's er was there perfect requital in aa the personal on payment el our more than debt to France that General Ing is to a largo and hearty portion of America's on his return with victory and with other and so Work on the transcontinental line is already so tinder way that it of Fonda and the Bell Company intends 10 complete the entire construction by next labor shortages alone Save kept them finishing it this The line of tne highest grade ly this the towns assigned to serve as centrata long line will benefit by com- ing toll centers for a wide Sliver Lining Now that we have mean manias no right to be fa ap tg join wih other nations Cluster Wkite I A FfcH M tf Frtl Hi Hogs OLD of Lytton A. W. torn B. I. The Public The President's Commission that Is laboring with the problems of the street railway industry is finding man nature quite the same as it was in the days when the reported one of the kinga made famous by his as uttering the in the way of hark ye I'll cavil on the ninth part ot a The gentleman who square circles and cut figure in attempts to show how street can continue to do business on their old rates when everything else has doubled or are insistent that the pound of flesh be declared and whenever tho subject of fare Increases are ed they protest that bargain is a bar and for effect they want them even though the public utilities of the country do marathons on the route to of tho house once told a story of a boy who possessed so good a suit of clothes that remained good tho boy grow and because It was so well preserved tho thought It should continue to be worn Tho ignored tho outraged by the abbreviated parel when It appeared upon Its er In Mr. Townley that railways which maintain their original proportions are like the elothes of the to fall In Ing their full duty towards tho outer The lesson Is that tho panning years call tar tho extensions and mostly In the the merchant who of for IB the only premium on esty when and not then unless you know you can Love If you cannot love body else Accumulate The more you own the more power you will You can't help mistakes you Don't make Don't what you have ac but of what you can i you can do best A man who was born to makn never succeeds making Life .is too short to do two Make clothespins Is royal road to lace In it li other na in seeing that it is The ocean has been crossed by and what man has man can do and probably Girls are to learn to prepare Why not teach thing they'll use after getting married tux on soda water Is the last And will be rounding out by the straw it- Harvey's A Hun the entente leaders peace treaty tut he prob. of a tning they If you can make don't watto your time making Iowa hog breeders from every county in tho seate will have the largest witnessed in recent years at the National Show and Exposition which opened li Dos lost September 29 and continues for six More than worth swine will be on exhibition is the big stock pavilion at the state fair grounds during the progress of the W. J. who arrived in DCS this week to remain un- til tho conclusion of the stated that advance reservations hwl Indicated an attendance of 000 persons tills rewards total close to may easily r suit In making a navy strictly aquatic purposes a secondary A big husky who skips a rope to get tor a fight would do more good It and energy In a The some of is so poor It will scarcely explode In an Wle but It will make an fire In a You'll bare to put off your tour of France until next which will not only help the government but also the Stml Workers and In railroad man received poV and the age States Steel received Today the average railroad man is being at and the in the United States Steel risen DO per cent since arid steel wagos have a little more than According USi the ment of the of living has increased only about 70 per cent since 1914. Food and clothing have increased more than this but street car fare a great variety of items have increased It Is the railroad tho steel men who have been causing most trouble with strikes arid demands for higher and yet these seam to bo receiving today wages of higher purchasing power than they received in 1SU. They to ter their and for this we can not blame The recent drive farm product prices reduced wages 20 cents an boui for the season of 1918. Inasmuch with the present had considerable do much as laboring men to be getting greater ing power than they received In 1914, the farmer can hardly be expected to be very sympathetic toward tho demands of tho steel and railroad Wilson's statement to the August 25th, We demands of the offers encourage nient to the He that the wage board of the Railroad Adr ministration has refused to the eighty-five cents per hour de- manded by but is will ing toi readjust their Working hours in a they will get an ad- four cents which is just half what they are asking President says that the of living has ably will be the efforts which are being carried will bo lowered as soon as there are settled conditions of production and of Any substantial in- crease of wages at this time crush the general campaign wbich is made to reduce the high cost of He says further it is neither wise to advance railroad the ot taking care of increased wages for and taking to all the the shopmen ought to take second thought and postpone any further de- mands until have been that ly made and on time menace tie peace and prosperity of as else This is the most President for desired If not known yit whether die shopmen will be satisfied with of four It is understood that they are taking a the question of whether to or Durins the past ten days have been in: dications that lead us to hope that the of as President Wilson says of the high cost of bss reached its If this should prove to be the it will mark the beginning of getting back on a guide Iodine has been used for scratches on furniture as well furniture may lie greatly by all scars several coats of Tho whole piece then bo gono over with contract to replenish the ot the big at the everything wan Tho mulf other on oho Adams ranch Mar were fire con- Mined about 10.MO ot was Townley and two of the command of the sent to Jail Minn. The Jail is the uest place for such scrupulous When will the farmers to such It has come to pass that when over a man can't make ing he gets up some kind tation about something or organizes a society or party to push the charging a largo enough membership fee to make him rich in a short and ho finds suckers to yield their There are plenty of men have given to Join party who give 15 cents to welcome the boys home from the great As tho comes re- member that The Star office is tar better prepared than it lias ever been for out first class The Star covers its territory like a blanket and is therefore a splendid ing your sale work to un and see what wo can Death is still as certain aa but merciful Providence refrains from making it progressively sworn after the manner ot after the supreme rifice was that ot those Russian men no eager to Joiu In the revolution that of very young at new and Important They Urge hatu from their A straight In the short ml two flying the whim thf ot must be Long 1'kcne Here Telephone workmen havo undei Construction for Bell a transcontinental telephone which will a milos south of Fonda on the correction thin Dell line Is going apross tho country without regard for mountains or anything else but ultimate Sac City comon close to and at a place where a relay station .Is necessary and fortunate in being ed with the Under the new if City to talk to Sun they will to come City to get UM It Fort Dodge V W thy wll to A business man who understands value of advertising said to us long my advertisement only me ono customer more than I would had without It I will bo Advertising la not n part of Ihc expenses of n a part of the Some think they aro reducing expenses by cutting off their but that Is a They are simply off the best paying part of their No other part ot capital yields an large It H tor you lo for your for tho coming Renumber can get any nt the popular and papin thru itar
