Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-20

tells the truth always wins prestige with
the newspaper-buying public.
Don't be smoking cigarettes" he told
the boys. you save your pennies. May
De you III get enough to start you to col
lege some day.
I'm pleased with the cleanliness of
you boys and your politeness in answer
ing questions. Always keep your papers
clean.
You delivery boys should always get
your paper under the door, or if you can't
do that ring the bell and give it to the
maid. DO everything you can to make
your route larger every day.
May Be All Rich Some Day.
Nothing is too hard for a newsboy to
accomplish. A newsboy cannot aim TOO
high. Lots Of rich men once sold papers.
You can become rich. too, if you I've
right. Keep your faces clean, love your
mothers and be honest. Then you will
have no difficulty to sell papers
One Of Noodles stunts is showing
newsboys how to smile. He made the
Shah of Persia smile once and showed the
boys how he did it last night.
Value of Smiles.
Smile, smile, smile.' said Noodles. do
it like this The audience grinned in de-
lightful obedience.
Now keep on smiling" commanded
Noodles, and the sound of his listeners
laughter mingled with the noise of their
applause.
Il think they ought to teach smiling in
the public Schools" said Noodles Chill
dren ought to be brought up to smile
You've no idea what a difference it makes
The man who has smiles on his face has
strength in his soul. 1t shows character
"a smile does.
Its always best to greet strangers
with smile. And haven't you fellows
noticed how happy it makes your wives
and your mothers when you come in the
millionaire. or ii you're the owner or the
superintendent, or foreman of a fac
tory, never fail to smile.
Il think it's a mighty nice thing for a
man to have his tmpioyes say of him
He's one good fellow. for he always
smiles. It's like sunshine to work for a
man like that
Smiling means good health. Did you
every know that one good. hearty laugh
after heavy meal was better for you
than all the indigestion medicines in the
world?
L like smiling. And I just tell you
straight-the fellow who practices smiling
is the fellow who's admired, who sought
after and whose word is believed"
Noodles Smiles for Them.
Noodles gave three illustrations of good
jolly smiles. And then the audience
smiled with him, just as he told them to-
whereupon Noodles suddenly burst into a
Storm of mirth himself.
It's funny to see you all grinning," he
said. Its bully. 1t does me good tic
see people all smiling in the same place
at the same time.
Tell Won what If is There's &. oood
smile for you to copy-Connie Mack's
guess there never was smile like that
smile of Comics when he brought home
the worlds pennant. Was there, noW?"
noodles Will deliver lecture to school
children and neWsboys at the Cosmos
Theater Saturday morning. The news
boys have the tickets and will give them
to their friends.
The lecture. will be illustrated by NOV
Ing pictures. Noodles" will give in his
periences in foreign parts.
Some OF the countries Noodles has Wis
tied are: Japan, Italy, India, Canada
England, Nova Scotia, South America
Yucatan' Mexico, Ireland, Scotland
France. Spain, China. Jamaica, Martin
ique, Porto Rico, Cuba and the Philip
pines. AS a lecturer he has appeared or
the platforms of leading churches and
Y. NJ. c. A halls all over the world, fire.
qUently being called upon to deliver his
lecture to school children.
He has spoken in all the churches in
the principal cities of the country. He
carries letters from Martin Brumbaugh
DR.. Maxwell. Judge Lindsey and leading
instructors of America.
Noodles lectures and talks to children
because of the fact that a few years ag,
he was a newsboy. He knows the hard
ships and temptations of boy toilers anC
is trying to do something to help ano