Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-02
HAPPINESS SOLD FOR
Is CENTS A YEAR
Harmony Club Will Teach You the
Value Of Smile and Song in
the Course Of Your Everyday
Life,

Life.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-What do
we all want most In life?"
ITO be happy; just that and no
thing more"
Happiness means different things
to different people. But whatever It
means to us that is what we are liv-
ing for" ..,e>
These are ques. - ms aud answers
involving the basic principles Of the
Harmony Club. which sought incor-
poration yestei day in the Supreme
Court. Justice Amend held over the
application because OF q technical
flaw which may be easily corrected.
Edward II. Fallows, attorney for
the State Comptroller In the collec-
tion Of the Inheritance Tax, is the
chief organizer OF the club, which
had It's birth In March, began to at.
tract notice in June and through the
summer gained an enrolment in all
the States. He was prompted to make
people happy by organisation In fur
therance Of the work OF his father.
Bishop Samuel Fallows Of Chicago.
founder Of the institutional church
and Of the Emmanuel movement. As
ISOLATED with Mr.. Fallows as incor-
porators are Helen NJ. Folger. Charles
b. Selover, Wyntje Livingston Smith
and Edwin Earle Purinton.
These are the objects Of the club:
To harmonizs people with them
selves, their surroundings and with
one another.
To provide the efficient value OF a
smile and song In everyday life.
! To establish the perfect unity OF
body, mind, heart and spirit.
To Investigate. formulate and de-
monstrate the scientific laws Of hap
piness.
To enunciate the principles of
wholesome, triumphant, sincere liv-
ing.
To present the discoveries of mod
crn psychology In simple attractive
guise.
To put those who want vital
knowledge In touch with those who
have 1t.
To maintain brotherhood Of indi-
viduals, where sympathy is the only
bond.
To impart the secrets of self-help
as the highest form Of altruism.
To promote free discussion of ev.
cry subject that makes for clear un.
derstanding Of life.
All Sorts Of Devices Here.
! The articles also provide for the
! manufacture OF goods, garments
/ tools. implements, games and what.
, ever articles of necessity or luxur,
may be desired for members; to con.
duct publication ONCE; to main,
tain schools, reading rooms and con
| duet lecture itineraries; to operate
camps, colleges, hotels; to own res
taurants. shops and stores, and Il
organize and control hospitals, elm
les, dispensaries, health homes, sana
-, toria and kindred institutions.
, Members are to be put In line fol
all this for twenty-five cents a year
which pays also for the club manual
How to be Happy" to be had at tn,
club headquarters, No. 80 Church
street. where Miss Folger is II
! charge.
You see us here very happy
mss Folger said yesterday. I'VE ar,
: also very busy. for already thousa nd
E have joined our movement. We ar,
v all also much better In body for tn,
: work We are doing. As we say Il
our circular, every thought we enter
S tain does something to the body
S rear spells digestion, anger paralyz
: es the brain, jealousy disturbs tn
: circulation, insincerity hinder
r breathing. cowardice unsetles tn
h nerves, Misunderstanding upsets tn
Q action OF the heart. All this W.
: eliminate by cultivating positive
= hopeful, energizing thought. We wis
II simply to make people happy an
Keep happy ourselves in doing it,"
Why You Are Unhappy.
, Editor PurintOn In the curren
number of the club organ says 9Th
= clue to happiness lies in learnin
how to feel the inwardness of thing.
some OF the false things are unnat
nral food that clogs the digestion
d starves the nerves, clouds the brair
s'inens the joints; spurious emotio
that impcls us to make tragedies on
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