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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Febrero
21.-Da una Official Sc ha he
che Gel dominic publico la noticia de
cue la sjtuacion del general ex-Fede-
raj u. Gaudencio de Ia Lave es cri-
tica, en- virtud de que en- uno de los
acuerdos que en- estos dias tenga el
general Urquizo. enca gado del des-
pacho de la Secretaria de Guerra,
acordara 10 relative a las determina-
clones que habrhn de tomarse con
respecto al prisionero. De este acuer
90 dependera que Sc inGulte a Don
Gaudencio, conmutandcle la pena de
muerte por la de veinte amos de pri-
sion, que es la que senala Ia ley pc
nal militar en- est0s casos. 0 que Sc
execute Ia s~entencia tremenda dicta-
da por FL Consejo de Guerra que Sc
reunio en- el puerto de Veracruz.
Por sU parte. ell general de Ia LA,
We ha enviadC IN urs al Jefe del
Executive, en- ell que la manifesto
que ha retivado todas las demandas
de amparo que habia> solicitado, con
ell exclusive obieto de quedar bajo
la magnanimidad de Carrarza s0la-
mente." Cen este motive la situa-
ciGn del prisionero IS indefinida to.
davia V no Sc sabe NADIA acerca de la
resolution que Sc tome sobre el pa.
cular.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24

cue ell autor del Periqulllo no hacla
campana por medrar, pues muchas
veces la venta de sus ~periodicos no
le producia nj para el page de la I'M
preston.
En- tGror de la pacificG-
ci6M del pals.
Sc informa oficialmente que ei jefe
del Executive ha conference.-the con
varios jefes del ~eiercito a quienes
mand6 lamar para darles instructed
mes especiales sobre la obra de paci-
ficaci6n que So esta llcvandO 4 cabo
en- las distintas ona revoluc:ona-
lias de la Republica. Primeramente
~conferencio con Alejo Gonzalez, jefe
de las operac!oncs en- Tehuantepec Y
ChiapaS; luego 0 Miguel NJ. Aces
Ia. que csta al mando de Dieguez, en-
chihuahua, y en- seguida con algunos
otros. 2 quienes, como Sc lntorma,
do irstrucciones espcciales para que
cuanto antes sean paclficados algu-
nos lugares del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24
Los h0bqjoS dc la
Ljga .AgrGria

FL 81. II. AnLenOr Sa!a. preSlden-
te de Ia Llga Agraria. informo 4 los
dIarios C~apital!nos cue desde que Sc
irstal5 Ia mesa directiva de Ia agru-
! paci6n tajc "a protection del Arzo-
bispo de Mexico. senior Mora Y del
Rio, Sc nan eStado desarrCllando al
gunoS trabaios importantes a efecto
de que la Lica Agraria llene el no
bic fin para Que fue creada. Y que no
es otro Qus eli ~mejcramiento eject,
vo de nucstroS trabaladores de los
campos.
rs cast SECURE que Sc funde un
banco agrario para facilitar el desa-
rrollo de la agriculture. y. en- gene
raj, Sc haran trabajos sumament2 in
~tsresantes Y de traScendencia tan
luCgo como Ia agrupac!0u quede cons
tiuida en- tcdo el pals. Para este OBJ
ieto sc "a 4 convCcar 4 una asamb!ea
de agricult0res DC toda la RepGbiica,
en- Ia que uuedaran terminates los
, tlabajos para la constitution de esia
: agrupac:6n que sera de trascenden,
cia nacional indiscutible.
Los J,rOS p'sfGieS R0clOUGieS
c iaternucionaies.
Desde aver. dia 2l. q~uedaron au-
torizadas todas las oficinaS postales
de la Republica para eXtender giros
poStales nacionales c Intermediates.
exception de aquellas que eSten com
Irendias en- las zonas en- que no haya
completa ~ssguridad.
La misma Direction General del
ramo autori2o tamb;cn a las admins
tracioues de Lampacitos, Coahu!!a;
La N~agdalena, Jalisco: N~icotencatl,
Tamaulipa.; San Marcos, Puebla, y
la de Ocotlan de MorclOs, 0aXaca.
para .que expidan gircs en- Ia misma
forma que todas las demas Oficinas,
a las cuales Sc habia aptoriZado con
antericridad.
Sc halnroD amos mGWrScrit0S
de Fernandez de Li-crai.
En- el archivo general De la Ma
cion. donde la comisi6n de investiga-
clones hist6ricas trabaja con empeno
en- el descubrimiento De tcdos los pa
pcles de interes ~hiStorico, Sc acaban
lie deScubrir unos manuscritos perte-
recientes a Don Manuel Fernandez
de Lizaldi. En- uno de ellos hay una
censura q los actos del Santo Oficio
V de la JunIa que Sc establecio para
suprimir la libertad de imprenta, SUI
preston que Sc decreto por Ia Consti-
tuciGn de 1912.
Otro De los interesautsS document
tos Sc refiere d una defensa perso-
nal de Fernandez de Lizard. cuando
fue rudamente atacado por Sus enc
migos. Hay tambien IN fragmento en-
verso de IN pCema titulado ell Bando
de Lucifer. Y por Ultimo, los
dem&s son originates del ]peri6dico Ell
Pensador Mexicano, en- los que abo-
gaba ell escritor por ell bien publico,
con IN c~riterio demasiado adelantado
para su epoCa.
De escs documentos Sc desprende
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24
PARA REIR

Fl ultjno c~onvidado, (que l!cga
tarde):
-cTodoS han llcgadG va?
La s~irvieHte:
81. senior; pcro. en- 81 lugar. yo
~esDcraria III POGO antes de casra~,
porque en- este mumcnto Cstan ha-
blan9o de listed.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24
De LACD. DE MEXICO

Es crftica la situacion del Oral. Gaudencio de Ia Lave
No serdn lanados los ex-federaIes.- Trabajos iHpor-
tantes de la Liga Agraria.-Giros p~ost0les interiors;
e internacionale s.-HaIlazgc de manuscritos del au-
tor del "PeriqmiIo." -Manera de conseruar Ell toHa-
tie seco-Otras noticias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24
No. ScrGr NGmddos los
crfedcrgicS.

Oficialmente declare Ia Secretaria
de Guerra que carecian de fundamen-
to las noticias relativas a que el &C.
bierno habia pensado los
grados . los jefes Y oficialss eX-Fe,
deraleS. V que 10 unico que Sc habia
estado tratando Y que Sc llevaria a
Ia practica. era 10 referente a unas
reformas Que Sc haran a Ia Ordenan-
n General del Eje:clto. cuyo espi-
ritu no So ccmpagina con el de Ia
actual constitution queretana.
La noticia relativa a los frderales
fue &c CaracJer puramante politico Y
Ia publicj I'm diaric que simpatiza
con la candidatura de Alvaro Obre-
gGn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24
Sc 70 q poNcr q fiOte cl
cGToNcTO "FerGcTW-.'

La S~ecretaria de Guerra ordeno
al comodor Montalvo que ssliera al
puerto de TampIco, con cbieto de
que informe en- las condolences en- que
Sc italian los trabajos para poner a
flote el canonero n%acional Vera
cruz" que fue echado q pique por
eli comandante E~illanueva, cuando ell
general Ignacio Nore!os Zaragoza tn
70 que evacuar el puerto, en- 1914:
despues dc haber resistido un sitio
angustioso dc varics meses.
Hace POGO Ell gobierno celebro IN
contrato con una compania eXtran-
iera para ell salvamento del canone-
TO. el CUE seya llevado a un a~stille-
70 de los Estados Unidos, q fin de
que Sc ie haGan las ~reparaciones que
sean r~ecesarias. La Secretaria espe-
IA el inferno del comcdoro Montal-
70 para proceder a 10 de la repara-
ci6n dc csa pequena pero it'll unidad
naval nacional, que esta hundida en-
Tn punto denominado La Puntilla, en-
Rio Panucc. cerca del citaGo puer-
to tampiqueno.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30
NEWSY GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Town People Contribute 1924
TO Jewish Relief
Fund
NINE CREWS TO
FISH FOR SHAD
specIal 10 The EvenIng Journal.


Special 10 The Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE. March, 30-George T.
Tobin, said last night that a number
OF boys under the required axe are op-
Grating automobiles on the streets. As
several complaints nave been made
concerning the practice. the police a-o
investigating and lnisad Furnishing any
violations OF the laws, governing the
operation Of automobiles. Recently a
complaint was made concerning one OF
Mr.. TObin's sons. Mr.. Tobin said last
night that the son he allows 20 drive
his auto Is Of legal age and Is fire.
quenily mistaken for a younger one
whom he resembles.
owing to the illness OF Alexander
Melvin, chairman Of the finance com
mittee OF City Council the committee
mas been held up IN getting its annual
statement ready for publication. They
held a special meeting last night. when
the books Of John B. Manlove. city
treasurer, were examined by Mess-s
Walls and Stoops. the other members
OF the committee. Mr.. Melvin was un-
able to be present being under treat
ment In q Philadelphia hospital.
Mayor Eckles had a busy night last
night. Cephard Rumsey, Nero. was
charged with taking a lamp from the
home OF Claude Brown, also a Negro.
The Mayor ordered the lamp returned
and Rumsey TO pay the costs OF the
case. John Patrle, a boy charged by
Mary Bush with lniurlng her son by
throwing brick, was before the
Mayor last night, but dismissed with a
reprimand and payment OF costs.
warrant was issued for Tara Tan
"a, charging him with breaking the
window OF the candy stand al The Royal
Theatre, and cOslscatlng a quantity OF
candy. Al the hearing this morning.
the father agreed to pay the costs and
damages.
At a meeting OF the faculty of the
High School held yesterday afternoon,
ways and means for the improvement
Of the literary society were discussed.
Several members suggested methods OF
encouraging more social activity, In
the community. Prof. II. E. Snavely
sald that because few boys are stu
dents at the High School, athletic ac-
tvlties to any extent cannot be con-
sidered.
Anyone having gardens or vacant lots
not In use, will confer a favor on the
public schools by donating them for
school gardening purposes This would
assist The gricultural instructor IN his
teaching Of the subject.
Ural Porter had the end OF his thumb
cut OF at local plant yesterday. and
had the wound dressed by DR.. Dodd. =
A large delegation Of members OF tSe
Nazareth Church attended the closing
session OF the Wilmington ". E. Con-
ference, yesterday. The members OF
The church were disappointed in not
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

pital for some time. has become 90
serious that an operation will be per-
formed today. Her right leg may have
TO be smputated at the knee.
Bankson T. Holcomb. formerly OF
this city, who now resides IN New
York. who has been at Rehoboth. re-
cuperating from Illness. is visiting
relatives and friends here. Mr.. Hol-
comb is engaged with the dupont Co.
John Lalli. formerly merchant tailor
in this city for several years, who Is
now connected with the establishment
OF NJ Cohen. merchant tailor, OF Phila-
delphia. was a visitor here yesterday.
In order TO take care OF the increased
trcuking business IN this city and sur
rounding country. Aidrew Mitchell
Son have placed an order with local
representative for 2 i-2 ton q. NJ. C.
truck. which will be delivered within
few weeks.
Mfr. and Mrs. Loomie o. Wise, who
have purchased the property on the
corner OF Fifth and william streets,
are having extensive improvements
made TO the interior by Nathaniel Wat
son. contractor.
A number Of residents OF this city
are taking the advantage OF securing
their coal supply for next winter al
the present market price. II Is con-
templated that the price OF the fuel
will be greatly advanced within sew
ersl months.
Fishermen Of this city, supported by
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

Friday. the Rev. J. r. Bictine will bo
at the church from a. m. 10 8 p. m.
for the purpose OF administering COM
munlon. From ESQ .. m. 10 3 p m,
congregation service win be held.
Members OF Nazareth Church arc
requested TO bring flowers 10 the
church on Saturday for Easter decora-
tons. On Sunday morning baptism
VIII be administered TO several candl-
dates. Forty persons will be admitted
10 church membership on probation and
several TO full membership by letter al
the same time.
Subscribers 70 the d. 4 A. Telephone
Company are requested by the COM
pany TO ring on after making q call.
as This VIII insure prompt service.
The annual Easter Monday dance OF
y. c. H. S. VIII be given 10 the Opera
House on Monday evening. under the
auspices or the Junior and Sophomore
classes. Tickets on sale today by all
sophomore and Juniors.
Wanted.-Girls and boys for clean.
light machine work. Apply Whining
ton Fibre Speciality Co., New Castle,
Del.-Adv.
Peter @. Madden. who for the past
twenty-five years has acted as man
sger OF the Fishermens Protective
Association, win contine In that capsc-
ity this year. About nine crews will
fish from this town this spring.
The condition OF Mrs. Martin Smith.
who has been In Homeopathic Hos
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

being able 10 have the conference meet
here next year.
Through the efforts OF A. E. Goods
local chairman Of the Jewish Relief
Fund, s32425 was contributed by resi-
dents OF this city. The following is
a summary OF the contributions. indi-
vidual contributions, siT72o; Metho-
dist Church. s42: Episcopal Church
s76; through the efforts OF the teachers
and pupils OF our public school, sts
New Castle Century Club, eli. Mr
Goods said last night that he was
highly elated over the results, consid-
ering so many persons had been unem-
ployed during the last year, that u was
impossible for them TO make large con-
tributions.
William Madden, OF Carneys Point,
n. j., is visiting his parents. MI sli"
Mrs. Peter Madden. Of this city.
Mrs. Edward T. Chsllenger, OF Mer-
chantville. N. j.. Is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander B. Cooper.
All members Of the Jr o. U. A. M.
are requested to meet at The councii
room tonight, as a new degree team Is
in the state OF formation ana sew
eral members are needed. II has been
necessary for the council TO take its
candidates 10 Wilmington for iniuauon'
as II has been without q degree team
for several months.
Presh garden and flower seeds, rakes'
hoes and spades; wall paper. Stoops'
Adv.
Edward Mcdowell, who was Injured
IN an elevator accident at ne Hotei
dupont, recently. is much Improved
end able u be out.
Lee Goods has returned from a visit
with relatives in New York City.
The weekly visits OF the women OF
the Americanization movement to the
homes OF foreign women, In their
EFFORT to teach them the way OF Amer
ican women. take place each Wednes-
day. Commencement exercises OF the
Americanizations schools OF New Castle
Will probably be held 10 the Opera
House next week. II was az FIRST ar
ranged for tonight. but this being Holy
Week, A was postponed.
MId-week prayer meeting at the
NJ. e. Church will take place Wednes-
day evening. On Thursday evening
Holy Communion viii be administered
by the Rev. ]. R. Blcking. On Good
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

flsh dealers OF the larger city markets.
are endcayorIng to have the legislature
Of New Jersey. Pennsylvania and Della
ware cooperate In legislation that will
stop pollution OF the Delaware waters.
which pollution is killing on the shRd
industry.
The shad fishing industry has been
the sole source OF revenue for many
men OF this section. Since 1895 the in
dustry has been dwlndllng. untn now
the yearly catch is less than one days
catch or the year mentioned April G.
1895. $1,000 shad were shipped from the
New Castle wharf, and IN 1919, the
Evening journal., 1920-03-30
BOOK LOVERS INCREASING.

A considerable Increase In the circu-
latlon OF books borrowed from the VII
mington Institute Free Library during
the month Of February is shown by 'he
report OF the librarian over the corre-
spending month last year. The circula-
ton for February was 2e.SsS. compared
with 23,7i0 for February, 1919, an in-
crease OF 3i75. For the year ending
February 20 the number OF borrowers
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

increased 1879. the total being DS7o.
The total number Of borrowers regis
tered during February was 7ss. an in.
crease Of 20 over February. 1919. Dur
ing the past month ise volumes were
added Al 4 cost Of cf35.es.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

catch was less than $1,000 for the entire
year.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30
A SCOTCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

scene-Miles from anywhere.
Tsmmas-"Could 70 obIigs ms VI .
match. sirf"
siranser-"rm sfrsi6 I've only got
one"
Tsmmss-"Ay-shsu do."-Pmch.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
Public Sale
OF
Personal Property

I will sell at public sale at the In
sley farm, on Lakes Cove, near Grape,
On
Thursday, Jan. Is, 20
commencing at 10 a. M, the following
property:
Two horses, 9 years old, good work.
ers and gentle; 1 two-horse farm
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
Phillips Hardware Co.
Phone 40

wagon in fair condition; 1 good miIcE
cow with calf by side; l yoke of oxen,
years old, broke; young oxen, 4
years old, not broke;1 OK cart in good
condition; 1 fifteen tooth spring har-
row; l sixty-tooth spike drag; 2 plows;
long, fodder; two-thirds interest in
stack of hay.
Hoes, shovels, forks, rakes, etc. also
l set of good carriage harness, 3 sets
wagon harness, lot single trees, double
trees, collars, brides, etc.
TERMS OF SALE:-All sums OF and
under $40, cash; over that amount a
credit of nine months on interest bear
ing note with approved security.
BRICE NJ. WROTEN,
1t Grape, Md.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
A. Stengle Marine, Attorney.
Mortgogee's Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

By Virtue Of the power Of sale con-
Jones and Major A. Jones, her hus-
band unto A, Stengle Marine, dated
april 80, 1917. and recorded among the
Mortgage Record Books of Dorchester
County, Maryland, in Liber w. IT. M.
No. g. at folio sol, etc; Default having
been made in complying with the
terms thereof the undersigned will
otter at public sale to the highest bid
der, at the Court House door, in the
town of Cambridge Dorchester County,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
SOUTHERN CONVOCATION
AT CHRIST P. E. CHURCH
Convenes Tonight With Service Al
IGN O,oIOaLS And Snacioi Sar,

COnvenes Tonight With Service At
1880 o'clock And Special Ser
vices Tonight.
The Southern Convocation OF the
Diocese of Easton, embracing the
Protestant Episcopal Churches of the
Eastern Shore counties, in session
this week at Christ Church, this city.
Z he services will start at half past
seven o'clock with a sermon by the
Rev. Mr.. Glaranean, of Snow Hill.
The convocation will last two days
the first service tomorrow Wednes-
day morning being at $50 O'Clock
when there will be an essay by the
Rev. H. D. Cone, of Salisbury, on the
subject "The Ministry of Healing in
the Church" At 1890 tomorrow
morning there will be Holy Com
munion, the sermon at this service
being by the Rev. DR.. Budke, of
Ocean City.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
NO. $3.50
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
The Farmers & Merchants
National Bank
RESOURCES.

at Cambridge, in the State of Maryland, at the
close of busi~"ss on December 81, 1919
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13

binding with the said lands until it
lntersects the third course of the tract
of land called Arthur and Betty as
then by and with said
course to the place of beginning, ex-
place is improved by a two story
framed building,
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash
a. STENGLE MARINE, NTortg gee
6-13-20-27
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
w. Irving Mace. Solicitor
Mortgage Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

By virtue Of a power of sale con-
tanned in a mortgage from Clarence
E, Wallace and Matte NJ. wallace, his
wife, to Matthew E. Gore, dated
December 18th, 1918. recorded among
County Maryland, in Liber w. H. NJ,
No; s., folio S12, and assigned to Edwin
5. Lake. default having been made in
complying with the terms thereof, the
undersigned, assignee of mortgage,
VIII offer, at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, at the Court
House door, Cambridge Maryland, on
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
Tuesday, Feb. 3, '2Ol

o'clock P. NJ, all that tract of land
situated in No. 10 Election District
OF Dorchester County. Maryland, on the
vest side Of the county road from
Point; beginning for the same at the
east side at the mouth of a creek that
empties into Hopkins Cove and run
ming by and with the line of that
parcel of land which Edward Wiiiin
sold to Edward J. Mills, until it inter-
sects the land purchased by Amos
Jones from Major Todd and continu-
ing by and with the said lands until
said line intersects the lands of
William Todd. and running by and
with the line of lands until 1t inter-
and running and binding with said
lands until it intersects the lands of
Levin L. Hurley then continuing and
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Peoples Loan, Savings
and Deposit Bank
RESOURCES

AT Cambridge, in the State of Maryland. at the
close of business December 31st, 1919
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-01-13
Tuesday, Jan. 20, 20

between the hours Of and o'clock
+. NJ, all that lot or. parcel of land
vest side of the state road near Cam
bridge, Maryland opposite the prop
erty known as "AppIeby." the home Of
the late. w. Lake Robinson, and
running back an even width between
other properties of the said Matthew
E. Gore, a distance of $50 feet to the
property of Matthew Z. Gore. being
Z e same property which, was
E. Wallace by the said Matthews
b. Gore and Annie K. Gore, his
wife. by, deed dated December 18TH
1918, and recorded among the Land
Records of Dorchester County, Mary
land. in Liber w. H. NJ No. S, folio
416: in which said deed the said land
is fully described
This lot is improved by a good six
room dwelling. now occupied by the
said Clarence E. Wallace as we'll as a
large garage and barn and woodshed.
EDWIN S. LAKE,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
Ira Z. Wheatley, Auctioneer.
NOTE:-A reasonable loan can pe
obtained on this property by applying
to w. Irving Mace. Attorney. Cam
bridge Md. II % a.w.ts
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-01
IN HONOR OF JAMES WATT
's'''e' ceremonies Held in England
on Anniversary Of Death Of
Great Inventor.

The hundredth anniversary Of
the death OF James Watt, the chief
contributor to the invention Of the
steam engine, was commemorated
by special ceremonies at Birmino.
ham, England, September 1918.
The university held a degree con-
gregation for comforting honorary
degrees on distinguished engineers
and men Of science, and visitors
we're given an opportunity of seeing
two Of Watts engines at work.
Funds are being raised to endow at
the University of Birmingham
James Watt chair of engineering
for the promotion of research in the
fundamental principles underlying
the production of power and the
study of the conservation of the nat
ural sources of energy; also to erect
memorial building, which will
house a Watt museum, besides serv-
ing other purposes in connection
with engineering. A memorial vol
ume is also to be published. -Scien-
tific American.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-01
,e,,aLLY FIND THEIR LEVEL
go, :. opinion That Msn q Msrit
va Are Rewarded and the
Stacker psnaJizsd.

nrost men when they enter .
sadness, particularly large bust
-. feel discouraged over the slow
-. ~ Of progress they make for q
80. ,s or two or longer. They are in
,';;ued to get it into their heads that
!. doesn't matter very much whether
Nv do their work better thar the
other fellow or not, that everybody
;.treated pretty much the same, the
Industrious fellow faring no better
han the fellow who doesn't exert
himself to do his best. Now, if
there's one thing life has taught me
{ q that this way Of thinking is all
vrong. Sooner or later each man
snds his level, just as water finds
n level. The man Of superior merit
r;.es: the Stacker slides backward.
"Patience is not only q virtue, :
writes Harry B. Thayer, president
# the American Telephone and
Telegraph company, in Forbes
Magazine, "but in nearly every in
stance a necessity. Young men must
learn and assimilate the truth that
psither Rome nor q reputation
worth having was ever built in one
dsy or one year. The best antidote
for Impotence is to forget yourself
in what you are devoting your life
to accomplishing. Make the most
Of your job whatever it is, and your
lob in time will make the most of
you, the most of which you are
capable"