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New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
SNEETTRs FOR HOUSTON

Houston, Ten, Dec. 22.--Tom Demo
vile, for three years first haseman for
Jersey City, has been purchased by the
Houston club of the Texas league, It
was announced today,
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22
PIRATES ARE OUSTED
FROM CITY LEAGUE
ToyS' club Eagles Win "A Hectic Rat
tie 20 10 10, and Move Into First
IlnCc-rnbS Lose Again.

The piratcs roIinouished tho lead II,
the City league last night at the Bows
club. when the Eagles copped a hec.
tie battle, 20 to 10. The game was
one Of the most exciting that has ever
been PLAYED on the Center rtreet
court. schultz. with - points. starred
for the Eagles, and Woiak did the
best work for the Pirates. In the
preliminary game, the Pyramids hroke
into the win column with victory
over the Tabs, 81 to lG.
The summaries.
Eagles. Pirates.
Schultz ................. Patterson
Right Forward
sokolowsld ....... Morelh. Tancred
Left Forward.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-22

Davis .,........ 81 1903 to1- ao1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26

Including the pilot. would be absut so
or SO pounds. and whose wing area
would BE about 80 Or $50 square feet.
such a machine would probably BE -
the bl-plane type. according % Major
Turner.
Il IL not suggested that such a eraft
would take of from the ground without
gaining momentum from giila or wsth-
cut the aid q q head wind what ~
needed In the way Of conditions Is a
down mloope facing the Wind q rounae
han With slopes IN All directions such
~ the Lliienfhals constructed for their
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ba ideal and
breeEs q 10 q % miles an hour.
II win be recalled that Nj Orvslic
Wright on one occasion maintained
glide ~ over ts minutes. with tho im-
proved wing forms new available. e
predicted shat q smaller apparatus We 10
iir 4 greater total loa3 u s. therefore.
admissible 20 sonalder the addition of q
ana also rght transn snfon gessr
from the pilots legs. Following fhe ex-
ample ~ the alra. the pilot ahenla be
able 20 rest at imss. ceasiax nii opera
ton while his machiae wogi1 simply ae'
as an ordinary ghdar Exper enss wgula
develop the art ~ taking adNautare -
winds. especially ass enallaG currents, end
although low altitl1ss would 10 tlc tf'e
some very intersstins sport u a2thHg
else. might be cbtaiuFd.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
Magazine and Book
Notes

By Ahern

TIE Japanese Havs . Nssn serss ~
Hsunor. as sho~n ~ Thsir A..
Among other misconceptions I'm fe-
gard 10 the - aeas b ne heilsf he'd
- many foralk ners thaf thsy ere =
sioiid people one might search to
dictionary and not ma - adjective
leaa mppiieahie 20 fhen. They have. IA
Is true. attained seif-euufrai that a.
reiven superficial Observers hut un-
der fhis restraint - ~ tha flre anA
motion ara cffervaecenes ~ the Tatln
races - TIE Celta Ons expression 81
this volatile ana s1eresrinx spirit is =
qmlck WI ard kenn humor. a veFF
slight mcanaintauca wifh Japanese aTt
win reveal this auaniF exFresaed -
mamY fnruaa-in aeNl1ns for fahrtes.
lacquer Uork, fans. carvings bronaes.
seFeessa. and kakemann. ard. last hut
~ 40 means least. Ga Iaany - fhelr 80
iiNhffai Illustrated BOOKS
Comic pictorial uork probably roos
hark la japan % the first imm4afmrn
sketches - her earliest artists. ard =
tbs greater part - thla wrfk haa bsmn
iont - tas rerioua rsHxioas a. fhaf
followed the aaReut - Hu16hiem lnto
tie egentFg. there are atm fragments
thaf tndieats ne burner which an4-
matea even the men - the Ymumto-
~. AmunH thess early examples are
some drawings discovered a fee gwaFm
aHo On tie pedestal - oun q fhs
earFea weodeu Figures Ia the NmfA
museum. The WORK hsionxa % ne
Iesmn8a period feawhfh canfury3. ard
waa found whsn rspairs necensItnfa8
the removal - tAa figure from -
base. slight a. IN traMlnw ere nav
ms uesr dashed 81 in . moment -
waiting. pefh4ps. ~ seme 81 artist.
pfieat=-ihs fechnie la fasm il b. ~
means crude ~ primitive
The rsruie drawings ~ TIE elHeerfh
century priest. Taaa Saga. ara knomn
ne Wefid ever, and since hla time 81
oafleatnrua have zone - to nasna 81
ioaa-ye among TIE Japanese.
n TIE late HeEenfeefh century shnrm
arose 8 salary - usIia and carieatur-
SIS o. Osaka The nrta e. iheas irrs-
pressibie Hpirita waN Ianabaaa Ifrha.
rho Lived between 1854 ana ar44 A..
.houGh be went 70 Yeao before L.
twentieth year md entered ths Kans
school a. . pupil - YAnunohu -
mount - classical training could Nj
~ love ~ funs--FFum The Fteia -
Ar in TIE July Eorlbner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
moroRLrss Ellnnr

Fer enc 81 the new hinh-Mft airplana
wings 3 mere than zoe percent increase
on the previous best lift eoofflciants i
claimed. boes thls hiring ns nearer. one
wonders. 90 the "Aviette Ito that cream
81 the rhst never set roahsv.i-a real
sainet fheat NAV be accomplished with
Qua engine propulsion
one - tNo small prizes are Is Is won
| iu France and Germany far man power
flight. and since little mere than 4 long
hep O. required 20 win them lt - not
unlikely that efforts with continue until
success 81 obtained while failure has
- FAR been the result ~ al attempts ia
this direction, The performance Sc Gabriel
Peulain. who. it IL said kept off the
ground Or distance ~ twelve Yards one
day ia last August must not be for
soften.
Nevertheless the situation year ago
vas enc IS defeat unless there should
appear q man e ordinary weight who
weeld. however. Be capable ~ exeFtlnw
two - three horso power. Or unless the
science q aerodsnamica should offer a
solution - another kind Al that time.
IRE latter seemed Is the conservative
neronaueicai student quite q improbable
a. the former nut the invention. with
in che past few months of wing forms
eivluE q very much greater hft. aiao for
size. than ever before atfatnea revIves
the IauH-cxlsteut interest Ip man power
nlahg and WITH greatly Improved pros-
poets q success.
Efforts 60 attain fiagnt by man power
have been attempted upon basis ~ pro-
peI3ing an afFpiane e about go square
fesg - wihg mrea az q speed II rot less
ghan twenty miles an hour This Is far
beyand fha strength ~ the strongest
mau. and These who have attempted it.
masking use g apparatus Running On light
bicycle Wheels. failed Is get off the
Eround A combination 81 man-powcF
flight wlth Nilding rs practicad ~ the
wright brothers. Lilieathal. F'ilehor. and
uanv ether expaTimsnteru -, however.
different matter. ard with ire fr1-
proved apparatus uow made possible b.
the new hlwh=lfsE wing il worth trying
Major q g THsner IN the Lsondoa Oh
server polnta uat khat at the present
time vita a. avEasSs * ace aesiwn. TIE
nTuNssu - Haan-saowef flsshs does not
seegn iHsaisAse. The tutag weight being
small ana TIE reaairea speed beng toW.
II very HNhf stFuetnFs can h@ designed.
Il i nos unFsaAenahfe tn hope. hs sag
eestR. feF 2 uaaahlme khat woafa be ahle
e. Eaainfain FIGHT "a So ar speed = -
- s. miles per boar whose total weight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
TIME FOR RESULTS.

Nearly four months have passed
since the new administration took
charge AZ Washington. II received tae
overwhelming suffrage Of the people
because II was feIf that tho condtset
- public AFFAIRS might be Ia more e.
fleleut hands. The country was lied
Of extravaKauce unnecessary expenses
ard the enormous burden ~ taxes.
Not one person IN hundred whC
voted the winning ticket was capable
IF expressing a clear and competent
opinion Of the international questions
involved Ia the league covenant. bat
everyone - them felt that the public
funds were being recklsssly used and
that al e a. would have % foot the
bills
II may be too early 10 expect results
from organized efforts. but at present
there is no indication Of plans being
formulated or practica1tzed. Thus far
congresH has done nothing but talk
There have been threats ~ expensive
Investigations and there haa been
much time devoted O. a temporary
tariff which Is not needed, except as
flourish to plaeate a few groups Of
producers.
Meantime expenses Of the govern
meut keep up az a high rate. The
budget bin has been contracted in its
provisions and expenditures continue
ia the same state Of duplication and
waste. No progress has been made
with the revision ~ our tax laws or
more e4uitabls distribution Of the bur-
den. Ii fact ws have sae aaual az
gressienai oratory. the usual meadiing
with lucideat8ls and usual reluctance
@ deal competently or firmly with the
pressing pfablemB of the day
The time has come for the action
that was promised before the Novcm-
Der elections. This huge cost OF gov
eminent has been milestone about
the neck Of business. Industry cannot
cagry the Lad That IS WIZ bn~tnses
Is bad and that Is why Il VIII get
worse unless the burden reauee,..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
AN AMERICAN LAWYER

The following editorial trlhute 10
Hon. W a. Biounf wac written BY
Rome q. Brown. president and uxecu-
tive manager ~ the Minneapolis Tri-
bune.
In the closing days of his years
service as president % the American
Bar association. william A. Blomnt. ~
Pensacola. Florida. died last Wsdues-
day. AZ the Johns Hopkins hospital.
Baltimore. Mary land. Wen known IN
Minnesota by those lawyers ~ this state
who had the privilege of contact with
him during TIE many years ~ his srr-
vice with the American bar assoeia-
ton. Mr.. Biount was q representative
American lawyer Ills death deprsves
the American bar - a member o. the
highest standing IN character and 81
fcieucy.
lie prepared FOR - profession at
the University 81 Georgia. where be-
graduated Rlth the highest honora
both In the bachelor ~ arts course
and in law IN his own state - Flor-
ia be was pre-eminentiy tho leader
- the bar. lie was a member q he
Florida constitutional convention "a
1855. and chairman ~ many state com-
missions from time 20 time 20 revise
the statutes ~ his state and 20 sim
plify the system % pleading and prac-
tice Ia Florida courts.
lie was for years Florida member
~ the Rational Conference - Commia-
aionets en- Uniform state Laws and
was responsible. perhaps. more than
any other one lawyer Tor the prepare
tt0n and adoption ~ the various states
~ uniform state legislation upon COM
mercial and other subjects. and there
hy the elimination Of Unnecessary con-
fhct 81 laws as Is rights or remedies
IN business and other matters which
involve interstate relations. lie at
tained deserved leadership IN the
~ the American Bar as
ISOLATION and 81 the National Confer
ence 81 Commissioners on Uniform
state Laws 81 which latter he was
president during the two years pre-
cedinE hts election. IN 1899. az presi-
dent - the American nar association. K
while ar Blounts success IN his
profession gave him pre- gminenco as a
practitioner bis great accomplish
ments were through his constructive
work IN connection with the building
ap OF the legal systems = his own
state and or the nation.
In both phases 81 his activities he
was always q thorough student and
showed up az tho critical moment with
lie utmost preparation. He presented
ATS points WITH such clearnoss and In
,isiveness q statement md in such
ogical form as % compel conviction.
he was always confederate 81 the
opinion q others and judicial in his
sppoach % ana consideration Of any
iubicct. lie was a high class Southern
genial. iovabie. a loyal
friend and inspired in others the ut-
most friendship and respect.
The news - his sudden death ln
his, the SEVENTEEN year q his NE
vii be great shock % thousands OF
American lawyers who had the privl-
eEe OF his acquaintance" h,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
PRESS COMMENT


The Greenvire Advocate says.
Andaiusia has a commercial club. q
Kiwanis club. a Rotary club. and IL
building a scven-atory office building
while a rabbit was killed within half a
block Of Commerce street in Green
Vile. Are you content 10 let this con :
d.tlon LAST
There s. "a great deal in what is sun
gested ~ the venerable editor ~ the
Advocate 81 the foregoing paragraph
What kind q news Is going out from
the towns % South Alabama Have
you 1--we commercial and clvic orRanl-
xations2 Are YOU building and boost .
ing and pushing toward greater ard
more prosperous community and bus
mess center or are you abandoning
your town 10 rank weeds where the
rabbit runs and the voice OF the ham p
mer Is seldom heard? Towns are Just
what people make them and the people
never build larger than the vision they
have. Given q vision any town can
overcome obstacles. can forge ahead
can place us Impress upon the state
and the whole section OF trade territory
adjacent 20 IL. But u requires unset
fish service on the part OF It's citizens
II costs something in money. iu effort
Ia valuable time 10 place your town
IN the class OF the progrcsaives. You
cannot wait Tor things 20 happen. They
do not come that way. You have 20
50 after them and hit the line hard
and then sometimes you do not asc-
coed but more often you do. But Ger
tainiy no town gets ahead or accom-
pllshes anything worth while until and
unless Il can induce az least a major
ity OF It's citizens 70 aubmerge selfish
interests 70 the common good when
the towns interests are stake. That
has been the secret Of Andalnsia's sue
cess. The same principles that have
been employed with such marked sue
cess here viii bring results when APP
Piled 70 other community eente-s. II
you doubt h. suppose you Try 70 for
few years and see.
Andalussa used to have dog fennel
and COW paths and hog wallows IN the
city square But that was a long time
ago. These gave way 10 paved streets
bordered with handsome homes and
fine business blocks where prosperous
merchants carry on the busln& Incl
dent - the ever increasing commerce
and Industry - this thriving little
city. But the change came because
our people willed that the change
should come. and then decided 20 pay
the price fer securing the change. And
they rejoice today that they had tho
courage 20 take the steps necessary
10 bring about this transformatlon.--
Audalusia Star.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
Aowlina Before
They are Hit.

The Arcadia Ecnterprisa breaches
this fine and very much needed little
sermon for Fioridians.
'rhe Thermometer went up 70 -
degrees here one day this week and
made everybody howl a. 20 the lawful
heat. These Florida Crackers d. not
know what heat Is. neither 40 they
know what hardships are. for the peo-
pie vino have lived in the middle west
and had 70 havost their crops when
the sun saadc the mercury chase up 10
les. working from the first peep u day
until too dark 90 see. do not consider
e2 anything but e pleasant summer
day As the Dutchman would say.
complaining about these little heat
waves L. all "fooliahment' Florida Il
blessed above ali states On the union
Ia the matter ~ climate. but the av-
craze Florida man vino has lived all
his years beneath its gentle skies does
not realize a."
Isn't thlsean awful hot day. re-
marked one woman 10 another ar they
met GA the corner % two Tampa
streets Monday why. mo-" replied the
other ii astonlshmenf. The first speak
~ looked ~ her Ia surprise and then
had 10 move a little 20 let someone
pass. and Strengthened up and smiled.
q" she said. 4 see the difference
The differences" was that the first
woman had learned that on some side
~ every street there BE- always a
breeze and she haA learned 20 take
81 t. II Is true. A wait. Tor
instance. on the corner - Tampa aud
Lafayette streets On the afternoon u
uncomfortable Or pleasant according 20
whether you have learned % step
around the corner" into the breeze
u - hot Ga Florida IN the sunshine.
because anywhere under The almost
direct rays ~ the sun Il = found % be
bot bat Florida a. swept with cooling
breezes az an time. and an one has 10
shade around the corner" and be
famed with cooling winds
Again. there - no fatality attending
the hottest midsummer days Ia ffo-i-
da, even tn the sunshine No SUM
stroke or case ~ prosiratlon - the
heat has ever been recorded in the an-
aah ~ the medical fraternity 81 this
state. OF course. n one were % set
within some heated. wind excluded
ar sitting thing like q metal tank.
ae would probably flnd Il a. bot and
dangerous a. On Boston. with the Their
at "a and tire humidity gone
20 the devil Buf sensible people have
learned that - Florida i ~ better 20
stay cool than u q 20 become too hot
and then have a cooling on time.
n some ~ tire Floridians Who COM
plain q the heat here could be sent OF
- View YORK. Washington. ~-aicaEo.
kansas City o. many midcoutinent
stiles n July and August. Trey wou8a
soon learn that there = 70 heat AZ
NJ IN Florida in comparison with what
hey suffered In any ~ these ether
places. Ard II they doubt the truth q
his statement iet them make trip
% any q them this summer and bs-
one converts q their own states ~
aerior.ty Ia climate Tampa Trlhune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
CHEERING SOMEONE on.


0n't you mind about ths trlmnphs.
Don't yo0 VERY after fame;
on't ycn RrieRe about succeeding,
Let Ire future guard your tame.
Il the beas IN lies the simplest.
Love wiil last when wealth Il gone.
1st he giaa that you are living.
And keep cheering someone on.
es youT nelgh bars have the blossoms
Let yuar comrades wear tha eroWn.
ever miro the little aefbaeks
Sor TIE allows that knock sou down.
uN'a be heFe when they're forgotten.
You'u be glad with yoath AID dawn.
you 1ast forget your troubles
and keep cheering someone on.
here's \ H. cf sorrow round yea.
Lots ~ ianeaumanesa and tears.
- of heartaehea and e worry
Through lha shadows - the ycara
ii TIE wogia naeas mere than trl-
umpaS.
More thar al ire swords we've
drawn
i hunwer Ing Tor the fellow
Who keeps cheering others on.
e the wina around sou whistle.
Ara the storms around goa play.
satl na here with hrawn ara Ertstle
When the oonaueHefe decay.
san BE heFe ln memories sgeetaned
Is acme souls you've saved fram
pawn.
You pat aside the victories
And keep cheering someone on.
Baltimore sun.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
CHILD TRAINING
IN THE HOME
Habit Formation.
(By Olive Robsrsa.)

Mothers are often heard 60 say. ~2IS
children have such untidy habits. arr
don't seem % BE- able % break thea.
talk an day Ions. but it doesn't %
any good"
No mother needs 20 endure her chill
dren'a 1nudy habits or any other IN
desirable habits u she goes about
training n the right way. ara il wiIi-
ting O. take a little troahis 70 carry e
out. -Four simple rules based on nsy-
choiony. may serve 60 give such moth
srn an Insight into the means - form
Ing right hahita II carried cut faith-
fully. these rules cannot fan - pre-
duc@ results
EIrsf. decide for yourself What hahit
you Wish 20 form Their start enfhuHl-
asticaliy and deterninedsr - break tie
old and launch tha new ore Say o.
your children. "Bsginning today. Sc
are al going 90 hang 40 eur wraps,
ard put our books and Fushern On tire
proper places when ws come home
from school Lets So vho renenlbrra
every time. ard doesn't have o. have
mother tell her onco about ik.- Arouse
as much enthusiasm a. Yoa can about
tbs matter. BE careful that you 80 not
start % break AMI form anew teo
many habits at one time select one
or two habits - work cn. ard keep -
them until you are reasonably sure
that they are well fixed. Then start
lon another.
60 .-..ess -. ........sa..... - -.
cur after you have once started 40
matter how COED the intentions - tns
children are. they win iapgs into the
old ways after a few days That sci
when you VII have 90 work. Tou VII
find that eternal vigilance on your
part viii Be the price 81 your chliarrr
seed habits. When MarF comes hnnas
IN = hurry 20 r ouf o. play. she wfu
throw her books on the nearest chasF
Don't say. con. well che Is little. and
% q hard 60 remember al lha time
Tm iet u s. this time. That q where I
yea viii fail Even though Mary has
already gone away - play. ahe should 4
~ called hack ard told Is q kind nan 4
nhr You forgot your books today puf 4
them away and then you may - taI
play one or fwo e1nerlennna of that
Kind vii soon make Mary moro care I
faL
Third. REPEAT the assirahi, action - 4
often a. possible. We all know that
the habit - most firmly fixea which 4
we have been practising longest seizs
every occasion 90 perform the act
which yoa wiah % become q D. blf. and
o. acquisition viii cuna an the ao0n-
-.
Last - an act don't tax. A. Pro-
lessor James says Ia bic Talks %
Teachers Don't preach roo mueh or
abound On good talk in the abstract
Nhen Nary throws her coat on the
floor and her rubilcrs 81 the middle -
the hall. donf tell her that nice little
girls don't a. those things. o. that she
- careiess girl and should know lsst-
Ter. and great deal more 70 that e.
r Simply call her AZ aooa a. you
discover what abe has done and tsn II
1er quietly and EnDa uafuredlg a. Pat
heF ihirEs away Immediately. ana then II
zee that abe does H. Surh Treatment al
The l. fnr more elective faam mere
talking.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
PANNING GOLD NEAR
CITY OF Los ANGELES

Los ANGELES. June ax--e,.ss =.
being banned daily hut a few mf,s.
from the center ~ TIE rIfy - -
AnEeiea ard near the heart a. 49,
north residential dlatglcf. Guy "a. TO-
nna. chief engineer Tor = wravaa a.
rock company. whleh operates Is Ere
Arroyo secs. has Installed = syme~u ~
crude fiuice boxes ard each DAY ~nwnwm
our q quantity - the pFecious install
that Dafa han 90 weekly.
Tho goi4 aurf IL found IN the gravel
that - auR from the bed - tha Arroyo
seco ard fer years hns been feft wifh
the crushed graTei e bs nsa in road
r'snmfruetiun. Rollins discovered fhs
PAY streak- wien he entered ne oosn.-
p1nF'w employ several months ago nma
bas been banning q since then.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26

Young lady across the way says one
ing about this dry sDell - that mos
iitoes ere scarce.
We understand the haFtender's union
/ aglIl collecting docs--and no out u
ork benefits are being paid.
30
some folks who try hard 60 tend 20
ctr own knitting set the threads tan-
1 20 a..
lets Of these birds who expect 70 set
. woria on IRE borrow matches to
sht ths4r cigarettes.
IN these Orleans w0uid only fail out
+ Thaps some other states might gel
! slice.
nIoadea may be gettlag scarce. bat
know where there Is one.
resapsra maintains his candidacy IN
fi4igorsa u conserve item the plat
n that will sgep lahog strong.
fsearst ard Gompers cant see each
Sci -auf in case y tie. wen vote
Aafa.
t. league O. not to ieague's the
asstsoa Whether there's more is.t
jean Ba,l Ehaa out Al, yea =
. = mere 81 fleias.
Il seeass taat chasing schooncrs
ross the bar as Ery West isn't as
J ~ IS II migHt he-
Sims seems - have had q chance 10
ssme more taibins also 70 hear
sme.
Mexico IS again enjoying q revolt.
scogaltloa seems q bo thrice re-
eyed
The Japanese are batting with the
sashevlki IN siberia. Chance for an-
her province 70 be paclfled
30
Tn ssartng q Joy ride the reekieas
10 drive should notify the uaaar-
.ker e his proposed route
49,
Il fooks now as though medicinal
eer Non's be here la tine fer the
aaAe bite season.
%
While Il in said that TIE new womas
saaons lise q man. We see no evidence
{ her splitting a. a crack while tais-
e pollticH.
We turn vita relief % hear cross
ads aehatea - world problems after
ssening a few moments 70 street cor
r. discussions q tbs bFsylty Of FEM
inc aklrtE.