The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-01
Minister Full of ORR
ginal SIM uccess-
full" Bootlegger Gets
Eighteen Months
D ellie ate Blasting
Operation in Dublin
= M ayOr w h o
Wants to Be Kissed.

Rev. Elliott Padirick, Georgia, shot
Ind killed his wife, 16, and his moth
r-in-Iaw. He is a modern Othello.
Re killed because he was Jealous,
perhaps with more cause than Othello
nad. Science teaches that man is
descended from lower forms of life.
Religion teaches that man is born in
original sin. Padrick proves it. His
act, like Othel1o's. was actuated by the
same physical motives which cause
Ikhe male of the herd to fight the
Iother males But the male of the
herd never fights the female. Ger
in cells, representing the higher at
ibutes are missing from the brain of
MS minister.
Once It was considered the proper
ing to kill the lady, if she fell into
ror. In Turkey men of high posi-
on put the woman into a bag and
rop her into the Bosphorus. The
en- are not punished for their
ailties. Times have changed. Among
en- killing goes out of fashion. The
oman, who comes later in equal
gifts. is doing most of the shooting
the mate who has been guilty of
tense.
Ruskin had the attitude. When
amous painter, he sent here away,
jthout hatred. Much wiser than
Hing her full of bullets, and occupy
a disagreeab1e cell. Religion re-
hires endurance to the utmost. The
ate permits an into1erabie burden to
L shaken off Get rid of the bur-
en-, if that is necessary, but let the
Elling go.
William Rockefeller leaves $780,
900 to his descendants, nothing for
ny public use. Government will
IKE something like s5o,ooO,oOO for
xes. The inheritance tax is a
rer resource for the diversion to
bic pockets of great fortunes than
individual benevolence. Men have
ne good by private gifts. 1t is easy
know that John, not William is
brains of the family. His great
htrfbutions for public purposes are
pof of a higher and more disin-
ested order of mind. The man
o piles up millions only for his
ldren, has a narrow outlook. They
mostly be injured by the wealth.
FOUR Courts is captured. .O'Connor
mong the prisoners The assault
an operation in delicate blast
The logic of the thing called
as little blood as might be. There
a Free State general to be con-
red. He is among the saved. To
{ for days with modern weapons,
blow great building to pieces
set it on fire with so little dam
to life Is a miracle in the care
use OF explosives.
nm T. vannata, successful boot
er. must go to Atlanta for eigh-
months. Is he successful? AL
T. Farrell. former paying teller,
enced for embezzlement, was the
witness. vanatta is said to be
h more than half a million dol
What would you do for a half
hilton dollars? Go to prison?
wouldn't pay. Tt IS better to
good name and a clear con-
lce.
pnnecticut has a corrupt prac-
act which impose criminal pen
for divers offenses. These Of
IS are commonly committed, even
Bridgeport. as if there We're no law.
ayor George L. Oles, YOUNGSTOWN,
Says he will resign his office i'm
lately and In disgust. He saved
avs 100000 for the public. Only
taxpayer thanked him. He is
=. trouble. If he euforces the
makes enemies. If he does
makes more enemies. Law
n't let him enforce the law.
thanks him.
presents a common picture:
fc servant who expects to be
a the, back everytfme he does
It doesn't happen. The man
Fmpts to reform public evils
re a strong will a stout heart |
vide his own praise. He
himself; few others Will |
az to be loved Is to spend
nds literally, distribute pub |
freely. don't demand much
pc beneficiaries will call that
essed Fred Atwater, who
expenses, reduce jobs, and
erV1ce for salary has a hard
Pbody loves him. except per-
Cornell and an occasional
ne anvil chorus of the dis
makes the weIkin crate.
MENTAL CONDITION:
On STATUTORY CHARGE
of Thomas O'Copoa1I