The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-10

That fat faced youth, with the small head on the giant body is not proper symbol of civic virtue The face is sen sua1. The body sTnacks of over feeding which means lack of self denial. The true face of civic virtue would be the face of a man past middle life, one who has fought the good fight. This face will show sympathy, kindness and firmness. It will have the lines of struggle Compare the face of the MacMonnie's statue as it appears in the series of pictures in yesterdays Bridgeport Times. with somebody whom you know and trust, say, for instance with the face of Dr. William Horace Day. of the United Church. See the statue of Moses. by Michael Angelo. Good reproductions exist in American galleries.
 The Daryai-Noor Diamond, late of the Peacock throne of Alexander the Great. for which the Princess Fa,- ti,na expected to get $500, 900. is sold at auction for S5.500. Full many a gem of purest ray serene, the dark unfathomed caves of ocean bear. The Princess F'a.tima is not fair, and neith- CT, apparently, is her diamond. It was large diamond A fairly good stone it would bring more.
 What can be done to help Russia? Let Ford send tractors and seed grain I: might help It might not. This is the mystery of Russia To what extent have the administrators been driven out, killed or otherwise destroyed. A country left to it's fate, to great masses of untrained persons cannot use any thing successfully that Is complex, that requires provision and skillful and arrangement Civilizations have van 1shedished because Of the destruction of the gifted men. Russia is probably not such civilization. Germany will orga nize Russia, if Russians cannot Germany contains a large percentage of the able administrators. executives technlcfans, chemists and scientists of the earth.
 President Harding will not favor 8 bonus bill which does not provide for the payment of the bonus. He is eterna1ly right. To pass a Barme- eide law would more grieve than to pass no law at all. None VIII be grateful for a feast prepared so that nothing can be eaten.
 Latest report gives waIska. hand some diva, S1, ,5o0, 900 and two homes Opportunities increase. Not least among the chances afforded to mod ern women is the chance to marry a rich and rather stupid chap, who will produce 1iberally on alimony day
 The latest reJuvenatfon scientists will restore youth to men, and pro- long life to 150 years, by injecting new cells for old ones. Nature does this at every meal one eats, by pro cesses little understood The new method can safely be rejected s use less. As the statistics of injection cures accumulate, their utility is per ceived to be something less than zero. TO be born right, exercise properly, sleep properly, eat the right food without excess or insufficiency. These are the clements of longevity. To be born right is most important.
 Lady Godiva is a more or less his torical character in English history. That her lord the king might spare the people, she rode through the town with nothing but her luxuriant locks for a cloak.
 The people gratefully remained in doors. This would not please some picture about Lady Godiva. Be sure it's not worth the time. The lady in the picture is all wig, like hempen mop There's really nothing to at deed is ceasing to be an attraction Lady Godiva's husband may be rein carnated. He Is probably producer of bad films.
 The women of England want equal laws. If Mrs. Astor hurls a brick and breaks window, 1t is her hus- band who will be fined. The English woman want to be fined for their own offenses. They want a revision of the citizenship laws. so that a woman may retain her membership in her own country when she marries the man of some other country: This is fair
 Trolley company will soon get back to the highest price. It's hard to teach old companies new methods Straight for bankruptcy and reorganization is the easiest road to travel. Growing giant automobile interest will soon take over transportation In highways, l overthrowing senfltty-