The Washington times., 1921-02-13
Today
The Red Apple Boy.
That 10 Mr.. Harding.
How Menendez Stabbed.
bathrooms and Wireless.
! ARTHUR BRISBANI
Copyright. is2I)

I-Sy ARTHUR BRISBANE
Copyright. isai)
This Is written at st. Augustine.
where Senator Harding, soon TO be
President. is making the best of
unpleasant preliminaries.
he hasn't finished selecting his
, cabinet. Almost all the things
defnitely settled" that you have
beard about. may be unsettled be-
feeN March 4.
The probable one exception to
this uncertainty, is Mr.. Hughes.
There 10 little doubt that he will be
secretary Of State.
Mr.. Harding has asked various
men how long would it take you
10 put your affairs In such shape
rs would let you devote your time
70 public matters" But he hasn't
SAID you are In my cabinet"
Mr. Harding Is not a beginner in
Roiitics, and he Is an extraordinar-
Ny good listener.
III you've seen in your school
aays q boy with red apple in his
hand, and ten cents In his pocket,
obsequiously followed by other
boys. making no reference to the
apple, but full of affection for its
owner, you have seen the next Pres
ident of the United States escorted
by dear friends, and beamed upon
by lowering outsiders.
The Bravais brothers at lie
Pore Belin School at Asnieres had
for father a rich patent medicine
man. On the first OF every month
those Bravais brothers received
from home ten pounds Of choco-
late menier. Senator Harding, who
never saw the Bravais brothers,
Knows exactly how they used to
feel when their package of choco-
late arrived.
You will be glad to hear that the
next President looks we'll, strong
enough to last through his job. He
Is a powerful individual, with llst
and grip like blacksmiths. And
he knows that there are some
things he DOESN'T. That will
help him, and help the country.
st. Augustine, chosen for the
rest before the battle. would inter-
est you, 1t shows how much the
world has changed even in the
short life Of our country.
, Included in the ioclr Of newspa-
permen here are Jud Welliver
and Charles Michelson. brother of
ne ;Si :Sien.,s. wno reesn.y naoe ~
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Jud Welliver dug out of ancient
documents here. this story. which.
Is true. and here begins the dem
onstration Of c;viiization,s i'm
proyement. '-''.
The noble Spaniard Mencndez.
sArvin0 Philin III of Spain. who
then owned this place and the biz
fort. wrote to his majesty OF
great service rendere to the king
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t.hI;uhI .IanI ] ne
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na,nnst,v % ~ L;s L;id iadd.r. p ~
-. n;~Lt "a L;f,.d go, ~, nf
tne neretcs.
J.+.r h. toIls of fortv odd
r..nohr,o, oon,;no osboro -,
.vrenLad .sh;n iand;na nn on ;SianJ
Z, a. haw prJ osL;nc rarr,;.s;n,,
fo come over and snrrepder their
arms.
The thorouphpoinp Menendez
told them to come took their arms.
tied their hands behind their backs
and stabbed every one of them to
a. ond shot and . Great service
Menerdez; on;n;on to The Snar.'
;sb crown. which could riehtfullv
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