The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-10-20
EDITORIAL PEN POINTS

EDITORIAL PEN POINTS 1 The Egyptians may not be making the best use of their freedom, but at any rate they have not gone to war over it, as the Irish have done.
 The children are back at school, and will be expected to unlearn lot of things that they learned from their fathers and mothers during vacation.
 If your coal is scarce, think of the price of it, and that will get you all het up.
 Lots of politicians in this country had rather be in the majority than be right.
 And now we have the old problem again: What do baseball umpires do in winter?
 Let's see; did the government ever convict any of those allged war graft CTS or not?
 You can never tell about luck A policeman caught robber in Cleve- land the other night. It is said that neither side won the coal strike. But the public had to pay for it just the same.
 Times are changing. Bill collectors have got so now that they go prowl- ing around at almost any time of the month.
 Another thing that we are not wor- rying about is the report that Amer ican tourists in Germany are being overcharged.
 Congress is looking out for the wo- men vote. It has levied 400 per i cent tariff duty on razors, while curl l ing irons come in free.
 Some people who insist on giving the devil his due are not so punctual about contributing to the church. There is strong feeling through out the country that the injunction method is the wrong way of settling strike.
 If you never heard an evil report about man until after he becomes candidate, the chances are that it | isn't true.
 A British novelist declares there are only sixty-five varieties of women. Will he kindly desdribe the other siXty-four?
 A composer says jazz music is still in it's infancy" We'll, no jury would convict the public on the | charge of non-support
 Down in middle Georgia a fellow opened a restaurant and advertised it as a filling station and he is doing rousing business.
 A Georgia woman has been con- victed of murder, but you didn't see any mention of it in the woman's page of the newspaper.
 Another good thing about prohibi- tion is that banquets are gradually going out of style.
 Washington has quit saving day light. Tn fact, Washington is op- posed to saving anything.
 When man starts out to pay poli- tical debts he generally winds up by playing the dickens. A man may be right in the swim and still have all that he can do to keep his head above water.
 Mrs. Vincent Astor is an unusual woman. She is trying to keep her name out of the newspapers. Now they aretalking about Nav ing a national Fathers Day. Some fathers would prefer a night.
 The eX-soldiers seem to think they should get bonus now because the eX-slackers got one during the war.
 And speaking of profiteering, the former kaiser of Germany has writ ten a book and wants S10 a word for it.
 The main trouble with our stand ing army is that there are too many settin' down jobs connected with 1t.
 We are not concerned over the report that Germany and Russia have formed a treaty. for we don't believe that either would trust the other.
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