Evening star., 1915-02-21
A LIBERAL EDUCATION
FOR ANY YOUNG MAN

FOR ANY YOUNG MAN
There goes young fellow who will leave his mark
in this world He making good in his present position
because he alert and wideawake Despite the fact that
he is busiy employed every during the day. he
acquiring liberal education. and his costing
only one cent day and Eve Sunday. Now don't
smile! Let explain.
This young fellow is just the average young man OF
today. earning the average salary paid beginner IN
the race for place the business world Outside OF his
actual living he has little spare for education
and recreation. He like many other young confines
his reading to the daily press but unlike many. he has
selected clean, carefully edited complete newspaper.
Sensations and thrills not what he craved. He
wanted information He felt that order to be upto-
date he keep posted what the world was doing
politically socially, scientifically and In business way
"Realizns that he spending the developing years
of his life in Nation Capitalize
of everything that really worth while this great
country of ours he decided to make the of his
golden opportunities and became studious reader OF
the leading newspaper published In this city.
He rightly concluded that things happened In Wash
ngton that did and could happen any other
city In the United States If he could be dozen diff
ferent places the he realized how impossible
would be for him hear and learn everything that
going on He couldn't hear the proceedings In both
wings of the Capitol and the Supreme Court the
time And while the other of these interesting
places he would be miss important
the White House
There solution the probem-the
paper. That farreaching coator of information and
offered him just what his craving for practical
knowledge required. There ism nook In the
city civilized community the face Of the globe
that reached by the newsseeking of the leading
newspaper OF Washington This put the reader
in the most accurate most retainabe form. by
trained write concsely completely and truthfully.
Besides the and information of practical
this newspaper bends its best efforts furnish
the young with and interesting details
gardne all healhfu entertaining sports and recreaons,
because thorough knowledge of such is essential
every growing lad with red blood in his veins.
And Sunday his newspaper shows him the serious
side Of e enterains him with clean fiction stimulate
his magination rouses his ambition with magazine ar
ticles the accomplishments of the worlds leading
scientific and inventive genuses and stimulates hearty
laugh with the cleverest comics Of the age.
When tell you then that this young fellow never
retires for the without first having read his
paper carefully and sudiously you will appreciate how
possible for him be keeny alive and thoroughly
touch with what's really worth while In the progress
of the world today.
oh, yes. about the small cost of his tuition was
about add that he pays As month have The
Star delivered regularly and promptly From the Press
His Home Within the Hour every afternoon and
Sunday morning
Any young who cherishes smoldering spark
of ambition this educational plan for himself
and it reasonable predict that after he has enoyed
its evenly balanced dividends Of instruction and enter
it will grow him as habit-a habit he will
never feel inclined to shake.