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AMP1UL ItURSDAY EVENINCiALIGUsT NTNETErn MMI omm 7 i (r IDDllJi ri Editor Carrie Chapman Catt President of the National Suffrage Associaav tiori elle of th sevising Cotrinlittee 1 In the early nineties a group-of Ieading Suffragists decided that the "Christian Bible the Christian religion and the Christian ministry were the greatest obstacles to the spread of woman suffrage" a They concluded that' the Bible should be written from the womah's standpoint but they could not persuade any scholars to make the desired changes in the translation and so they were compelled to take the English version as it stood and say how it should have been written I (See preface to Bible) A committee of "women of liberal ideas" was selected and a portion of the Bible assigned to each one for revision Mrs Catt the president of the National Suffragist Association Miss Alice Blackwell now editor of the leading suffrage magazine Mrs Robert Ingersoll and other well-known suffragists were on this committee Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton-- acted as editor and the book was copyrighted in her name I The Divinity of Christ is denied and the statement madet "Plat thousands of people have lived since the time of Jesus as good as tender as loving as true as faithful as He" (Page 115) They say that "The widow should have been blamed and not commended for casting in her mite for self-develOpment -is a higher duty than self-sacrifice should be woman's motto (Volume 2 Page 131) "No institution in modern civilization is so tyrannical and so unjust to woman as is the Christian church" (Page 205) "Christianity feeds and fattens on the sentiment and ere dulty of wpmen" (Page 207) "Why should women obey a man "Our religion is the real source of women's disabilities" (Page 79) "The Episcopal Church is most demoralizing Whole con gregations of educated men and women day after day con teasing themselves miserable sinners" (Page 99) "The struggle of today among the advanced of our sex Is to regain what has been lost since the establishment of Christianity" (Volume 2 Page 22) "The civilization of Moslem Spain far surpassed that of Christian Europe" (Page 206) St Paul is spoken of as the most stultifying influence in the history of civilization and the following couplet is often quoted: "This doctrine of Jesus as set forth by Paul If believed in its fullness would ruin us all" The future woman suffragists are thus described: countless host of women twill move in majesty down the centuries These are the mothers oftthe coming race who have locked the door of the Temple of Faith and thrown the key --((aaee 1188)) done to'the world" by the keeping holy the seventh day (Page 68) The following quotations will be enough to show why the book was written and what it teaches: "That even the most enlightened nations are not iet out of barbarism is due to the teachings of the Bible" (Page 209) "The truth of the matter is that whatever progress woman has made in any department of effort she has accomplished in opposition to the so-called inspired 'Word of God' and this book has been of more injury to woman than any other book whicli has ever been mitten" (Page 203) "It does not reed a knowledge of Greek or Hebrew to show that the Bible degrades women We have made a fetich of the Bible long Bible has been the great block in the way of -civilization" (Preface Volume 2) "The-tible has been and will continue to be a stumbling- block in the way of the truest civilization" (Page 187) "The Bible always has been and is at present one of the greatest obstacles in the way or emancipation and advancement of the sex" (Page 201) "Women especially need enlightenment as to the true nature of the Bible Their religious nature is warped and twisted which fact is the greatest stumblingblock in the path of equal suffrage today" (Page 143) "Priestly power has done more to block woman's way to freedom than all other earthly influences combines" (Page Ill) The attacks on ministers are too numerous and long to quote but again and again women are urged to throw off these old superstitions to free themselves from the authority of the churches "to leave the pries mendicants who demand their devotion and their dollars" and to stop giving their time and money to support that man-made religion Christianity (See-title page) The first volume was issued in 1896 the second in 1898 and two more editions have been printed This Woman's Bible wab distributed as a suffrage tract In their comments the committee claims that the Bible is not inspired that Christ is not divine that the keeping of Sun- Jay has done harm and that the Christian church and the thristian ministry have been agents of evil The Woman's Suffrage Association is the only political body to hold its convention meetings on Sunday At the convention in Chicago in February 1920 the social reception to the delegates was held on Sunday evening In May 1920 the women who invaded Connecticut to try to force Gov HolcoMb to call a special session met in New York on Sunday and had a big 'Meal dinner on that day Thus the party today lives up theory "that much injury has been This is the teaching of National Suffrage leaders Are willing for women who hold these views to become political powers Ei NOTEOriginal copies of the Woman's Bible are on exhibition at Anti in our country 0 Ratification Headquarters Hermitage Hotel Come and see them Southern Women's League for the Rejection of the Susan Anthony Amendment 0 2 EaMEni IM' wzgzza CI IQ GOOD PAY FOR THOSE WHO WILL LEARN PRINTING LOCAL FOOD MARKETS CONTINUE FIRM Enormous Crop a Vegetables Has Little Effect on Prices The Southern Newspaper Publishers Association has founded at Macon Ca in connection with the OeorgisAlabama Business College a vocArtoNAL for teaching young Men and young women now to operate typesetting nil time required for the training Is short the surroundings pleas-pelt the compenention for thg operator is high and EMPLOYMENT IS CERTAIN WREN YOU ARE TRAINED Gives SPLENDID EDUCATIONAL printer ot today take' high rank in professional and business life of tomorrow AO the publisher of the Danner for onv desired informstiom FOR PROSPECTUS ADDRESS: TYPESETTLNG DEPARTMENT 1 1 1 ''t 1 I 't I Geor lilabama Business College (Aeoreditekd) MACON GEORGIA Andenon Pre 0 li tropical Today price outside the city market range from $160 to 13 per bushel while retailers are asking 10 cents per email basket the hitter pries haying been maintained for several Commenting on this sitliation which IP by no moans local the New York Commercial sayis etittortaily: "Farmers are reported to be feeding potatoon and cabbagea to tile hogs herons they cannot sell them in the markets 0 the city at prioes to make it smith while rang them In the meantime coneumers are paying prices moot an high se at any time There is an abundant supply of fruit and vegetables and yet the little housewife still seem little reduction There must be a-reason for all this and it le very rieserniary that the reason he found The nattiral inferepcs im that somewhere between the farmer and the consumer there In on exesseive 'wont This Is undoubtedly true to it degree but there is also a heavy expense Because there is a glut of farm products resulthig from an unusually favorabie growing reason It does not follow that the 4toet of handling hag gone down on the contrary it has If anything gono Neverthelese for the time being at least the profits accruing to handlers are greater than they are entitled to and this 'refers pitrticularly to retailers The public has become accustomed to high prices and theme will be charged just CO long as the nubile is willing to PAY them A situation of this kind cannot continue Indefinitely hewever The retailer down the etreet will sooner or later show a disposition to put one over oil his competitor underselling him which be will be elite to do and null make a good profit: and onee ceimpetition este in price levels- Will quickly adjust themselves" LOCAL QUOTATIONS moommommumal aalMEEWMI 3 50 per bunch: straight large Ilse per bunch 3400 tr 410 Per Pounn hand-picked 1301 iumboes 15c per barrel $500050k Per bal 81i011) COO 8 ORANGES California boa '37000 06 (REEN $150 2 fit) CANTALEPES Homegrown Ptr barrel $6olot 704 each 35 73a per bushel 94109 500 Paints" and Oils fOttotations by SpurlockNeal Co) Tkholekoitie dealers roiling pricoe: LINSEED OIL Raw $171141300 boiled stszne2 on atrictlY pure In 100-1b kegs 31423 In 60 and 25-1b kegs 118 51): in 134-lb kegs 81075 500-1b 10141 10 por cent off vENETIAN 3b3111e 611 lb Itii(011)-4c ONME mlnoral per bar rel 400 pounds $800 liege per 100 pounds $230 per keg gray or whits dry lb 34T2ite: In oil 1041911ltse GEM lb 1196 44lbeir3c and burnt Imported raw Ilk 153520c: In oil lb 43 035ila 5010c Dry Goods Ttholcikinte dealera' polling EROWN LT 22e 34-Inch 411-48 400-yard 23e: 36- inch 48-52 400yar4 26c 30-Inch Rock City 27 140 b3411 4 00-yard 311-ltich Iterriferd AAA 27e DRILLS 30-trwli 350-yard 3240: 323-yar1 850 800111H DOMESTIC 38-inch Metropolitan 31e Pastime 32e: Inch 4rvd 33c 36-inch Gold Bond 32e 33-Inc4i Bit 32 lac 36-Inch Diamond WIDE SIIEETINGS-10-4 bleach Vie 10-4 brown 8730 9-4 bleach 37e 1-4 brown" rine corrox PLADI8 27111-ih Oneida 373se 27-inch Rockingham 30e PRIVATE SCHOOL VIRGINIA JOH3S A 13 2009 Grand Aye standard Californla Per Calm MO I sliced extra standard per case 190001060: No 2 sliced extra standard per cane $1004) 1050: No 214 ellecd extra standard por CAM $1050010 75 No I grated stand err! per cast $900ti10 50 No I grated standard per case $900010 50 opon-itattle barrels per gallon mixed barrels pet per gallon ercV100 barrels per gallon' 95e: cans No 10 14 doz east per cane $546 P73 6 I doz to cane per case $5115 No 114 2 doz to Calle per carat $3 GO loaf note: cube none granulated 231J24c No I 221ine No 12 2314c por pound reetne: bacon xtrun r3c: bacon butts 230 23c dry mat butts leo dry salt extrit sides kettleorendered per pound 25c choke lent per pound 2240: country style per pound 2314c corn pound net- pound 181Ic base fancy head per pound 17e fancy head per pound 15c head rice per pound leo broken per pound I lc CANNED 3 tome toes per case $426 No 2per cane 1375 No 2 per case WO No le per case $700265A No 2 Ivor case It PO June No 2 per case $300(013 50 sifted NO 2 per mqe none: extra sifted No 2 per crone $500 etra mill No 2 per case $6 A 2 per cote none: extra standard per case $325: per case $375 No 2 Nene Yo47 totr come $3 76 tttAl 214 cans 2 dozed case IS tion1325 pound 30c 2 package 24 per case P' 6c No 3 8174 No Valt MACilkirTI MiChiglin 1375 No 7 salt ruetilum Ohio river 51 73 DRIED dried apples No 60 nacks per pound none sap rated 19c evaporated a pricots per pound 21 q29c Punec 23 rd CAKES and mods cracitere per pound Igo city gotta crack ors per pound 20c' cakes per Pound 27 47 50e GREEN pet pound 22 4733c: Golden Tito per pound 30c fanly Rio per pound 28c fait Rio per preinti 154 2111: Leguayra per pound son ikt per pound 36o ROASTED I packages 100 'neon per 2hIr 4Se No 2 cans ILO bulk roams 4fie per pound I047750: Formosa mund 301446o: Impertel per trounci 6011'71 Young Hylton PP's pound 75o Country Produce- Peelers buy at the foliowing prime: COIINTRY 33c sides 22n ahoulderot 24 i Allin fluence brouht to bear to reduce 1 the cost of living seam to fall when it i comes to the food markets They are A the one strengholdethat seems' to be i pregnable and uninliAnced by the A i 1 of supply and demand i Mt food staples in the local marl cling firmly to the hiprh level of the re year and all the seencies employed 0 i dislodge them have felled PIO far Flot cornmeal sugar roffee hominy grit rolled oats cheese freeh end cured meat i and canned sonde chow no materiat change while eggs have eteatilly advancod during the peat two weeks now retailing at OS and 18 cents oer dozen An anomalous and hard condition eo far as the consumer is concerned ix Peon in the local egetable marketx Production and more production has been urged As the solution of the problem of the huh cost of living Thim sounded remmoneble and the people wont to work and this season produced one of the greetest crops of Vpgettiblfri Over grown in Tenriehso if not the grefitst Every backyard garden was cultivated Well' 'lively and responded with a splendid yield of tomatoes beans end such Fuiple Vegetables Put here is a case where all the old i atanderds of production and supply end demand have been Owept away Thle is especiatly true of tomatoes Of which a record crop has been raised this year I deny thousands of bushels of this Attu able and eoteemed vegetahle wiii never 1 get into consumptive chmnnels on Of' count of tho low prk'e nfiered for them Vet the price of tomatoes hem been heir! In the markets on the high level of So 100186 2')0 24e 810450 42e '4 240300 4 651160e 4 20023e 4 2511 hoe 244 21e 15e 65e 1fte Ile 10e 104 Sc Sc 2511311e 461240 20 4 0 50 Hominy flakes pound" tlrits pound Roiled oats pound" nico pound Lard compound Lard pure leaf Ilatun sugar-cured pout Hams country pound1 Shouldero pound Bacon lIee4 pound1 Baronsalt and boiling 1 Coffee Sugar pound Cheese cream potind Butter pound tregh Nay beano Lima beans pound pinto OVITIS pound Mack-eyed peas pound New potatoes pound cabbage caw per pound Onions per pound Lemons per dozen Oranges per doien ()raper) it each New apples pock Sweet potatoes Raspberries Watermelon' Prooth tomatoes mall basket String beans Intleridaed Instruction In the 'rigid School sad College Brosekta Oporto! Courses is Literature $od Treook Psycho leered methods adapted tho dental or backward rhild or to tho bright sNdent desiring to maks quicker prerms trail tens (Moo OPPU COTTON 27-inch Rose ben 30c: 2S-inch Hermitage 35c: 23- inch Old Hickory 35e HICKORY STUPES-211-ineh Wennoneh 32Aie 23-inch Rowena 35c: 28inch Middletown 37c TicKINat A0A 60c: Hermitage 70e Old Hickory 1kRINTS Indigoes Calcutta blat'k and whites 22c grays and mho-herd checks 21c Algonquin and American 21e LIIIMITY AND PILORIM Indigoes 22c light indigoes black and white red and black plain black clarets 22e grays and shepherd checks 2Ic 200 Hides Wool Etc Deelere buy at the following prices: flint 23c dry baited 200 dry damaged 12c 'Pen salted Ile: 1TPPi AC No 1 and No horse bides $400 glues and ponies 3200: pheeP skins 15'0 50c goat 40c kid skins 14e piing clip 30e: black WOOL 20c unweehed milghtiv burry trio medium burry 1Se hard burry12e tub-washed spring ello 40c OLD pay following nriees for umnil lots: better priers for large lots: Mixed iron per 100 pounds clic henry copper Lic per pound light copper Ilc aluminum 21e i sera zinc 4 Atc lead fte battery lead 3n lead foil 3e battery cans bioek tin 40 tin toil 30e red 13c yellow bra" ItOrht braes Io RUIJULIll--Auto tires No le road worn le inner tubes No 1 de No 2 50 red tie bicycle tires 10: buggy tires 1c OLD RAOIA-e-Not 'skinned" $3' per 106 pounds: de MOO per 100 pounda WILD wild 2110 pert pound cultivated ginmeng $1Sd otoo per pound pink rout 35e per pound yellow root or golden seal $475 per peimd May be per pound idood root 10c star root 30c: waltoo hark et root 110e bark of tree do bittek eohosh 3c lady lipper 110c wild gin ger ISe kiLLSWAX-30c Hardware Sundries (Quotation by It (L Lipscomb Co) dobritra sell at following Niece: wills $1100 base 2f(flSIST1fl NA ILS-203( 260 so COrding to ito and etialilY pinin black $500 100-poond bait smooth 'dein ral lied $1170 blase barbed galvanised sa $04 00 per SO-rod spool trimmed ane42 6145: mole Pettey Sett 11 10 black hernets loather $1007)110 No 3 bar 95call100 1 cotton 65c: No 3 400: Menile 35e her $5504t31311 tlelNEF-71lcq pp! 'en pounds WILD wild I 1oe '160 per pound: cultivated grneentr II SO COO per pound pink root 351 per yellow root or golden tidal $475 pot And May apple de per pound Moot -4 10c star root 30e Nvalloo bark 0 30o bark ot tree de: Wiwi entomb alipper 3 iU4 gin ger 1Se TA LIDIV nEEswAx white 22e grs and shepherd checks Sic shirting 200 Wholesale rield Seeds (Quotationa by McKay Reece CO Staples look The crop Di a tow days isi tha year bib the quolity la siud to welt- (optionally good and finl yiold la prom $otot Theri aplomb(' antoreet for this melon in tlio Northorn markwa Southern RA'-vey Agents 000MaNIONImilNat ROOSEVELT STARTS OH WESTERN TRIP rhattanonaa from Aug annual meeting of tha south grn railwuy lora1 agents wilt 'he held at Mosiniktin Sept 11 9 nd 10 110 COnVenlion will oleo ha ttondt by members of the auditing department 'I et 1 kr -1-g-ezli iii Nothing But Star Attractions 17-p po I 17 Three Speaking -Nur Will Keep Candidate a Busy 'Man 4 I t' li 1 THE MARYLAND SINGERS Singers of Southern Songs (QuotatIons by Rohe: 117110 1esa1e dealers gall at the tollowIng priers: CANNED beet medium poi dos 121102 00 Potted meat pound per dos 4501 15 poi pound 1141(t111 Cold Water Ifs per case 130011 125 conelYi Pr MP 35e taney bucket per pound 300140o 111INCEMEAT---racksge 3-dos ruse) per case 142 5 palls per pounilnono per care 1110 02 40 RAISINS-12-oz seedicia Thom' patikago none 25-oa Sun Meld se por pack's: Inane: 25-pound If PlOPIIPSII per ptgbd pone Per II1110n) 45e1 corn Pugs 22o alinonds per pound none cream tit per pound none: walnuts No 1 tr Pound none: walnut por pot Al none walnuts budded per pound no a-- 112 pntinds per pound PlAcl 110r11111o Por case 50 AX-IH 3 dozen caes per cAno 14 TO 2 Li-pound 3 dozen cave per caw 11 AO 3-pound 2 dozed AO per rase 11 5n Alaskan red pet dog $35o too L4pojn4 Coitimhla riveriper dcn i I 0 le I 03 1-pound pink 1per loz 1225 1-pottnd chum per do 1 id SARDINES-14-poun1 AmerIcans por qfl 00 ea II-pound Amorlians Per case 11 500:1175 Americans In eartons 11 004 3-4 pound mustard per mite 11 Se ft7J10 imported sardines pot case 11501 tt OYSTERS-2ln 1 can Pot' case 1310 04 OA 2 cans per case 1160 OLIVE cans por 34111) 1allon cane pot Fallon $640 tn per ganon ig ao CANNEL: 2-pound cane pittod red 2 dos Vit 40 por caite Mon cherries 2-pound Royal Armee tic whits 2 tina caso 11010: blacitherries 2-pound cans 2 dos ease $4tn Islarkberrl'es 2-potine4 tans dna COlift 1570 blackberrice 10-pound cans 14 dna Ogre por dos 112 00 strawnerrioa 2-pound ca none raspberries 2-pound cans none PEACIIER-2ponfol 'aator Georgia 1111110 Per cruet 1413 1 It-poilnd water Georgia yoliew per case 15 00: 1- pound senior Georgia yeiiner por case nOn 114 -pound pie iileurgia yillow Por 1'11" $4251 3 51 delimit extra at andard aiiternia Pot IP 50: t4pound Ihtgehord canfornia per citoe 11 60 A 1111(100T1-212-Poun4 extra stendard Caworniii par eam 31-Pound --N 17 ::174 0 KNICKER DOCKER I mirthquare if DONT 1' EVEI? 1 ri Anrel ib 1 eEEK 11 1 1 i 1: 4-- I rgnoo 1 1 9 Lk 2 9a I it '71 4IS 1 's11 1 4 1 111 1 I I 11 i 0 1' 1 1) 1 111 1 I i I i I i i 1 I r-47: 'ti6j if I i jk I ''''4 1 telt libAV fl Wi PI tr 0 II rtivi? ti 1 Chicago Aug 12--(Tiy Tnternational News Roosevelt Democratio nOnitnli for the vioe-presi tlenry left today on difficult itinerary which will keep him moving on4 ptakin continuously for the next ithrse weeks through the wrattrn part fo the country' Several epeschon daily and big nowrinre in the larger titkl itt night eie scrwdoirol itorowveis opening opmeePt of tit West ere campaign hero latil night wino in tint Patin of aurprino it) many Denotes-0AI I'll Itopipnlicans shins The leafy" of nations( deecribed by piwniot 1(-mmo alt4 both Gov Cos 0 MI Seilltor tlitrning nil ill 'writ mount issue of a campaign wag mentioned only pertunetorily by tint: iett-preonlotiiial Pomlnoto tio addrearatit billiard' principally to filo "oenaltirial alirrehy" in lite Republican party owl toad No atoterit appeal to the obi 1912 progrotioirea to iltio up with the Denimrucy "There hasboas change In Thrio Roe publican party wince 19 I Ito Md "lite arn ere ivi enitrul" aasavo It oft tier tor AIAafl a Kniialto and Pat ino WIi hero lie IQ maim lriet erowh today l'onicht tie till Make a Allreeat Ntilwirtill'4 morrow will And him in tit l'aul And pure bog 13t pow pound barrel MOO per it) Drugs and Chemicals (Quotations by fipurinek-Neal Co) sio or relling prtge: I NE--Pcittid 3141 39e Oil lb 19311 011 cassia Oh El 25) 011 vinvc fl 11415 oil coil livPr gal 1410 nil lemon lb 8020 oli gici 0000 i castor oil gal 107 rbTAst4 8405 I 2141OP5n QUININE 1100 arbolle eryatal lb 870 411 liquid lb 15 ellts murialle lb ot 7c lb 111c ulphuric lb 41 1tr 7 AMMONIA Carbmnate lb 2911Io fnuristo eleclrle lb pito-sac lb IA 0 log powdepri lb 7U1Pll gal 0113 128 woodt gal 031047400: al siM741o ISM1 Sub 11 I 1110 retina l'AMPIl011-1b 11120111 and lump lb 10 barreig lh 100 COIWINE 1418 Fruits and Vegetables (Quolationa by Pritt Tiollarts) Witoiesnlo deetor's aoil)ng prices! rinY por pound 10e1 fl it 14 Pintos 914 1104 cAurAor: llama grown barrel etiltk 311010 flfl 11 ox1ass iromeitrown por hamper 111S11 home-grown per pound 4 5e Ca lwanvor 11003 4-OTHER ACTS-4 JAMES 1111111TCOMEI RILEY'S fted clover (MO-2200 Alf0114 clover 000:3 00 floinlin Glover "3 000 27 fin Alsvhe clover 0042700 ('rientutn clover 7 00 Timothy 3000 6 00 Orchard gratis 275 04 L2 i3lueigt001 3 1044 rty0 2 09 int-fir turf mitt 1 AO Pfirley 10ar4leso 2 00 Dade) winter 2 25 rer elov0r 110e WI ilte elavor erte MASTERPIECE THE HOOSIER 110L7A CE 1 alto bloom OtWeat clovor (hulled Sao tap 17 cl 20e )14po dfirt PI I CO I ttormuda grafts Itio l'Ioall or hairy vetch 3a0 1 Holliehold Mark5tts nove r4 tivol tho prirott at whirl otilitors soil imrartant staples tO con tonta: P)nar 24-th ouot 1 rarnmool 61b bog 311101 fill 7'ilt Corntnool 10-1t1 bag bfl t(1 11Atproy poutad pou41 The Itooser Poet's Most Famous Vs'orts Malin Prices-10e anti 20e Night Prices-25c Nisi 35c Maury County Melons (0111-hbIrs Tt)ti Thi 11-1t Mit441 tritolv rrop 11 tit) roillAg tri tho inarke11 rar1fs0a Pt tn rammill pi 4 v4I pi I4hJd guitiloy tiow 10117 1 1.