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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-03

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DAY OF .s........s..., lg.s...
FOR Mayor
tName OF Candidate.
tNote for OneD
For City Auditor.
Name Of Candidate.)
vote for OneD
For Police and Fire commis
SiOner.
Name Of Candldate.)
(Note for Onel
For Commissioner ot Streets
Rnd Public Property,
(Name of Candidate.)
(Note for OueD
For Waterworks and Sewerage
Com missioner.
(Nnme Of Candidate,)
(Note Tor One.)
For Commissioner OF Finance
Hnd Revenue.
(Naue uf Candidate
vote for Dne)
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city Auditor.
qualified elector Of the city OF Tulsa. re.
gardlcas Of political party affiliations.
who desires TO he candidate for any
office. NJ herein set forth may have their
name placed upon the primary ballot Tor
such office by filing with the city AUDI.
tor their request IN writing, accompanie !
hundred U0O) qualified legal voters OF
said city, such fllinE to be made not less
than ten Go) days before the date fixe !
fUt such primary said statement OF can.
didacy and petition accompanying the
same shall be In substantially the follow
ms form:
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
COUNTY OF TULSA
first duly sworn, say that reside AZ .'.,
...,...,,.,City OF Tulsa, County Of Tulsa
state Of oklahoma that / am qualified
nomination 20 the office ut.......,..... OF.
............ ....,,..to be voted upon at
the primary election to be held on the
IL ~. ana / hereby reGnest mat M
name BE- printed upon the official Nom
partisan primary ballot for nomination at
such primary election for such office
Subscribed ana sworn to Cor affirmed,
betor, me BY, ',,..'.;%'''...''.'' ,:,..
on dhs. ''''''dhy ot''''''''.''', "
and shan at the same time file therewith
the petition Of at least one hundred Uopl
qualified voters requesting such candi
dacy. Each petition shall be verified b.
one or more persons as to the qualific7
lions ana residence, with street number
or each OF tne persons so signing the said
petition. and the said petition shall b
In subSta ntiaily the following form;
Petition accompanying nominatin
statementD
The Wnderslgned, duly qualified elector
OF the City OF Tulsa. and residing at the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-03
LEGAL.

- For waterworks and Sewerage
Commissioner
tName Of Candidate
----- (Note for One)
- For Commissioner of Finance
and Revenue,
tNAme OF Candidate)
- (Note for Onel
- For City Auditor.
tName OF CandidRtel
- tNote Tor OneO
official ballot attest:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-03

i F0r Mayor.
(Name Of Candidate.)
= (Vote for One.)
- For Police and Fire cominls.
sioner,
(Name Of candidste.)
49, (VOte for One.)
Il For Commissioner of Streets
and Public Property.
tName Of Candidate.)
Il lYote for One.)
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FOR THE ELECTION OF
MAYOR, POLICE AND FIRE
COMMISSIONER, COMMISSIONER
or STREETS AND PUBLIC PROP
ERTY WATERWORKs AND SEW
ERAGE COMMISSIONER, COMMIs-
sIoNER OF FINANCE AND REVE-
NUE. AND CITY AUDITOR, Al THE
IN THE CITY or TULSA, STATE
or OKLAHOMA, ON THE. 80.
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OFFICIAL PRIMARY BALLOT
FOR NOMINATION. FOR MAYOR.
POLICE AND FIRE COMMISSIONER.
COMMISSIONER OF STREETS AND
PUBLIC PROPERTY, WATER
WORKS AND SEWERAGE COM
MISSIONER, COMMISSIONER OF
FINANCE AND REVENUE AND
CITY AUDITOR. OF THE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA, AT THE NON
PtAkTlshN PRIMARY. ELECTION.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA, ON THE.
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provisions of this section shall be dis.
missed from the service of the city.
II. The mcmbets VI tho CIVIL aERv.
ICE tOMMlSSlON shall take and sub.
scribe TO tho following oath Of office!
OATH
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08


To the sheriff OF any Constable u Pot
Ter County Greeting
You are hereby commanded that YOU
cause 90 Dee Published Goo newspaper
~ general circulation which has been
continuously and regularly published
ior period oi mot less than ono year
n Potter County Tcxas for al least
once each week Tor a period OF ieu DAYS,
exclusive of the first day Of publication
before The return day hereof the follow
ing notice
The State Of Texas
To oil Persons Interested ln the Estate
OF " o. kinlhrough. deceased.
Alice = klmhruugb has filed in the
County Court Of Potter County, Texas
an application Tor the probate II the last
viii and testament of The slid vs. H..
kimhrough, deceased which Wall be
heard at the next term Of said court
commencing on he fourth Monday 10
November 1929. the same being me
9Th day ol November 1922 al the
court house thereof in Amarillo. Potter
County Teas. at which time an per-
sons Interested in ga estate may APP
pear ana contest said application should
they desire to DO 500
Herein not fail. but have you before
Paid Court on the said lirst day Of the
noxt term thereof This writ. with your
return thereon showing how sou have
executed tine same.
Given under my hand and seal of said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08
ELECTION NEWS
FURNISHED over
PLEASED WIRES

Election nrHs was screened ast night
lE th. iur N.as u from. 40 Goo office
Ths NOa h.nH screening ths returns
shortly after % O'Clock auI there was n1
cessation uutil $3.50 O'Clock Ev that
f.mr the returns showed NiVneld had
received Hl 1000 votes ana poddy 90 900
votes for Tinted States senator
Scores of compliments were passed
0n fte pNceUenDt of tH. News bulletin
service Iast night Dr. was never oquullcd
boo the history az Amarillo. Two lcused
wires furnished the election returns.
Texas results were received FROM .ho
leased sin. N the Texas Election Bu.
Iolu SCORES Of counties were received
and bulletins on totals were screened
every 10 minutes Never dId the cleo.
u'u fans rDrrit, such excellent scr.
riO' Is th, N,Ns EFp utt night
The Associated Press lolsod wire not.
20 Tor its accuracy in giving news fur.
u.sh'l The returns from states from
IhD Atlantic 600 fhp p1cIf. rnd f-lm fH,
Canadian border % tho Gulf OF Mexico.
RETURNS were received from u.tuy ~.
crS state although thcy were slightly
Iow u coming Coz lint curly In the oven.
Iug from the western States.
Th. .nE lpuoutu,m w1s Goo mot
renewing curly returns from New Mex
leo The Daily News had created con-
siderable interest no New Mexico poll.
Tics ana were uuX ous Go get results
lrs orlF 20 months until July 1924
and the NCws hopes To have you as
GUESTS rgniu go the net important clcc.
q On
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08
BETTER English WEEK
OBJECT II EXPLAINED
Bv JEWFI. NIcIOOD

A. American ISL. should az know AMI
Observe toe objects off Better spc' %
W,,e Th object of .n.a campaign s
tU install u the minds ol au good CLEO.
geus the rellsfNuu OFF their dirty ,o
This wcoE 10 Is. really their duty 20
thcir county.
supnOs, $751;. should 200 Do our English
rDt poor ana acquired every lutcr..
phrases $50 hwr hpN Ions would .u.
auz. lro lp beautiful Not su iU0E.. /
should ludse ln CO. t.u short umo there
would bo nH En.Ish language
TIL, former taueg, chat W. bad -ros.
eu wouH sal1 be % c0uslum.ratiou o, 90
.tHuruCi and always expressions Amer.
.icl has always been th, aspiration and
dream 81 au foreigners .WhF." wa
ask Because In ..em America repre-
SCENTS beautiful n aI things They Ir1s
bob America tu r.te them r.iru1s freed
oW. golden shcC,.Is aul the right OF
free spe,t' when the f0r rner arrives
iu tba Gland H. promise Che let thing
he does is iDn the English language
What shall be- do then In w. DO not
Keep our ianrmre beautiful and stan.
ltri1cd. Ito could never learn our nat.
ioral language 81 it were "a cOnglomera.
tiun of an expressions.
~ Is. Therefore fhr duty ~ au Amori.
can citizens to observe this Better
Speech umu.au o. s their duty o.
make our dialect known throughout
the world as. Tho most beautiful tongue
that De- sposeu. ani spoken correctly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08
HOGS AND STEERS
SHOW STEADINESS

OMAHA. Nov Hogs. estimated re-.
cepits today 1000 Market. active.
steady 70 strong. hulk sales 7250sf5.
TOP $50: heavy weight 1s5ms20. medi.
UNI weight 5000 s20 light weight 7754
slo; heavy packing sows 12sN lg5.
rought packing sows 5lO0 535. pigs 700
1850.
Cattle, estimated receipts today r goo.
market, beef steers about stoud. choice
grades scarce
heel steers. medium and hhly
weight Choice i.O0Hl 90 medium
1.0o9 90: common 5O0a z 90. common
1850 l2.25. butcher cattle. heilers 400
1900 cows 350AG.25. bulls O0NG 00.
Gamers ana cutters COWS and hcIfsrs
225H3b0' veal calves 7.Ion975. feed.
cr steers 5.00g7.75; stockcr calves -
a7.75.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08
new INDUSTRY In MANUFACTURE
And Sale OF CHICKEN MOLLY" IS
STARTED HERE With REAL FUTURE

Amarillo hls % new Industry that has
begun "a assume thc promise OF a real
future.
Some time ago colorod man appear
cd con- the streets ~ Amarillo neatly
clad In white. and selling hot tamulcs
made Of chicken DE- did business in a
small way and tho umalcs made hit
An cnioruHsIrr young man of Amarillo
bought tamnie one day. WHOM Boo need
of "a QUICK lunch, and during tho eat
.ng thereof had re- vision 90 great posi-.
bilitles for this "tlmalo that was az
lorcnt'
Ile formed "a company Tor the man.
uiacturo OF chicken tam9lDs and De-.
cause they are different from the Or
binary Mv.cln mmulc. he calls them
Chicken Noilys Six people are em-
ploy,d at present and their kitchen has
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08

% capacity Of 5000 Chicken .Mollys" per
day The cts health officer makes
rcruar visits 90 their factory and has
r.vca 30 % grade Of 100 per cent Ia clean.
urofa and sanitation.
Ther product may De had ai a dozen
different places Zoo town and g is cV-
rac'cl tbat tlo demand win grow an
over tho Panhandle one hundred
chicken Molly arc shipped 10 their
a.l.r 100 CANYON daily They are b..
hind with orders ail thc t.mo 800 great
bias been tho growth in popularity Of
ibis r.w "som thing t0 oat' EHthus.
nes oil. the chicken. Molly" believe
ult boz time the mUelc viii Doe adyer.
laeI and distributed nationally as they
are mr, OF iis urmis'aklble quality and
worth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08
Plans For Parade
To Be Staged by
Legion Discussed

Plans Tor Jhc parade Co Doe staged Ar.
Wftio. nay we're discussed Tuesday
might 3t % meeting 0f Hanson Post in
th' LOughom club room a. the Amarillo
Hotel An ouiliu. OF tho luc OF march
and other parade details win be pub.
hshDd later u 90, week
% was announced 8' tho well attended
meeting ihIf lU oN service mon. their
N.F'H d1ghter~ ana sw,cthoarts
would ha welcomed at no banquet
Plates win br 81 Tickets Jre ou sale nd
fhr NmlulIu Hotc cigar counter and
viii hc later uut on sale az drug stores
I Dr. believed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08
Fort Worth Cattle.
b. Associated Press

NRT WORTH. Nov. Cattle g..
500; heeves 81 5ON7OO. stockors So 10
N5.75; cows s. O0A 800: Gamers 81 90
ass; heifcrs s3.ioa 5.sO. ycarlinr- So
O0d 500. bulls S2.oOa300 calves ~ 90
m5.50
Hogs 300. light ss15aS 2o. heavy
Ss.oOdS 90. medium s. 5OnNOu. mix
"a f7.00A $50: common f5.5OWC 50.
heavy t5.50is6. 90. rough 50 00n 100:
pigs $3.50 67.75.
Shoep $50. lamhs7 50Hl2r0. 'clrl.
ings % .O0ali 90. wethors s. 0o@ oo:
ewes 81 50Q 5.5s; culls 81 0Of,2.oo. sioc,
,rshecp S5.5ONG.sO. feeder lambs So 50
u 1850. goats Sl50A 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08

Professor o. Abel. Will, admliUna
that ihD primitive history OF fh, seal {.
Obscure. says ODE most probably sup
position is ih1i these creatures oric.
mated from lpars
Tho chances or an oak tree helms
struck D." Eshirinr are &c times greater
fhan ihnsl of e birch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08
Wichita Live Stock.
Special 10 Tha News

WICHITA kans. Nov o. Hog rr
cepiis 200, market lower, top 7.s,. bulk
81 sales 1864 7.as; top cut outs G-s:
cattle receipts 1000 including 500 calves
cattle market steady. yoals GO lower.
beef steers 4.5oA 600 beef hcifcrs $3.50
ESQ. beef cows 3.25m4.5O. bulls 1000
400. Gamers and cutters l.50W300:
veal calves 400 asdo; heavy calves
3.50nG.25' stockers and feeders $500
4.5e; stock cows and hoifors i.Gon3.
%.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08
Kansas CITY Cattle.

KANSAS CITY. Nov Cattle 49,.
600. steady: early top beef steers $500;
sows f350ni5O; hcifcrs SeoON1.50;
Gamers s225. cutters s. 00a3.25 stock.
ers and feeders ;j0OuG25; yolcrs $50
mg.0O
HOGS receipts 600. dulli top lsli;
light S.75n ass. heavy nutchcrs $3.50
u $40. mixed $40 n-.s5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08

thc city o. Amarillo Texas, on the 10Th
day of November lq=2. az $3.50 10 the
forenoon. at which time the said cred
ltors may attend. prove their claims
appoint trustee. examine the bank.
rupis. and transact such other business
as may properly come before said meet.
INK
Ben n stone. Referee In Bankruptcy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08
~. Louis Live Stock. .
b. Associated Press

! LAST ST LOUIS. Nov Cattle
receipts 1000. steady. native steers Az
2bns.75' western 6i0nG45. light veal
calves Mil5' light yearliuls steers and
lhehers 1900. COWS f3.50m45t au.
mrs 81 .2tsf24o. bologna bulls s315f. g..
~ stocker steers f460H ESQ
Hogs receipts i6.O0o. steady top &c..
90 medium g. f0Ms.5O. heayys SIS 500
$50. lights iS95Ws.5O. pigs s. i0a l0.
plcker sOws f6.55n725.
Sheep rcceips ] 500 siroag. native
hmbs 1919. choice 20 prime hmba
ii4O0. culls Ss.50as 100. mt usht ewes
81 o0at.50. henvies s4.004450.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08
Chicago Live Stock.
~ kaoclaten pre.s

CHICAGO. Nov 7--Hogs rs 900.
st'ady; bulk mediums s. 25as.85. heavy
butchers ts.5OHS.Go. top sS.G5. packing
sows $7.i5G7go: desirable pigs $3.50:
heavy ss.2ons.G5: medium s. j00 sG5:
lights ss35as50packlng SONS smooth
E50H1a0' rough s5I5@IC0: killing
pigs s.loASs0.
Cattle Il 900 strong: choice yolrlnea
A2.Oo; sio,4ers and feeders stcadY.
choice veal calves upward 10 81 O0.
sheep receipts Sii.oo. active early top
native lambs Sl4.2s. choice westerns
il42a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08

Court at my office in amarillo. Texas
this ith day Of November 1922.
r ". Pittman.
Clerk - the County Court,
Potter County. Texas
By ". 4 Blackburn Deputy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08
HYDEVS
asTOP TIM ITrnlNG."

Use Blue Star Remedy for Eczema.
Itch. letter. or Cracked Hands, Ring
worm. Chappcd Hands and Face Scalp
diseases. Old Sores. and Sores on Chill
dren. also Tor Feet troubles. Guaranteed
by City Drug Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08
LONDON MONEY

LONDON. Nov. T. silver 23 Esd per
ounce Money per cent Discount
rates short aud three months bills Q -
per cent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08
Market News
LONDON METALS

LONDON Nov g. Standard copper
spot o. 2s6d. luiuros aflssd. electro
lyfic spot 10I0g futures en-.
Tiu Fp1f ls.lls1d. nflros lsj.7s6d
lead sp1 29 2sGd futures % -sgd Zinc
spoi 5i.ias. fmHes a- Used.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08

in fh. District Court of the United
States r tho Northern District of
TD. . Amarillo.
Don OIL. ffer of
Th. Panhandle Cigar Co. % partner
OHM composed of o.. g. shaw and j. ID,
.QI.,h. Bankrupt
w. 2eS in Bankruptcy
fir' meeting Df creditors.
uu" Tho gcforeo. Amarillo. TVoos.
D. sI.s
ITO .I, roditors 90 she Panhandle 81.
er Company Cd, Lubbock. Lubbock
County Texas Boo said district. "a hank.
wpi
Motto. hereby given that on the
th d.s of Octuh,r 1929. the above
u1m'd ruhandie Cig1r Company. a
partnership Nas duly adiudcstod hank.
.upt I h1t che first meeting 81 lis
creditor vim D., held NJ my office in
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08
Liverpool Cotton.
AnanrlaInI Irn.,

LiNElpDOa Sow Cotton spot
in limited demand. prices steady Good
middius ilIi FULLY m.ddIinr l5Of;
m.dd.Ha 't3- loss mlduur 14bO. good
ordinary 1855. ordinary 1854 Sales
10000 h',s ncludHg 40H0 American
fuu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08
Search Tor Lost Youth.
b. Associated P-m

PUEBLO colo, Nov "a PARTY 10
about three hundred persons are scour-
irr ihc puir., northeast of here Boo the
h1pc ot nudIng SOME trace of carl IA.
elmo. 1Eoi N. who was lost during The
storm of saturday an of th, arroyos
IN The vicinity ar, bouE searched but
tins afternoon uo trace of the hoy had
been found. Hope of finding him allv.
practically hHs becn abandoned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08
IF. BROMER1, .. c.

Amariiio's Original Chirorfaetor. No
five years Complsts x.aaS
s.rvics. Phone iOis-1ot0. New !oe~-
ton Western Building, across from fns
court house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-08

Iu tbo District Cour, OF the United
state 0r thp Northern District OF Tex.
Is. 900 Amarillo
lr ff. matter az
Panhandle Cislr Company q partner.
ship Bankrupt
No. 3sS In Bankruptcy.
Not, Of sg'c
T. thH creditors az the above named
bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that the assets
belonging 90 The estate az the above
named bankrupt will bo sold at public
uulDrr to thc highest secure bidder FOR
.Ish immediately following the first
meeting oi creditors 10 be- held in tho
office of thc Referee at Amarillo. Tex.
at on tha 10Th day ~ November. 1929.
600 $3.50 iu the forenoon. Dd assets, as
involved consisting of tbo lollowiug
Stock OF boxes and candy ..... Seles0
Fixtures acknowledgements. i3a3lO
Accounts Observation-Disclosures. lu6G5.3f
iat u Nm Luhh0,A's Ad1. 10
LuahU.s Texas appraised at 1000
= lots Iu .vn 90 Tahoku Texas.
mr ad at ................ 30 90
Undivided . interest u POO ncrrs
U HrI m Young County. Tex
rs appraised at .......... $4,000
Undivided .3 interest in Lubbock
Grain H Coal Co. corpora.
tIoH. appraised at ......... 100000
On. v.l thc ,gu.iy OF bankrupts In
tr. Hamilton Fish label or trade mark.
400 assets H Doe IA subject to any and
HH HIl l.ns against the snmo and
th. ASSERT. fa Boz sold to also include any
and aI other items coming 90 the
In.a'.o- at the trustee which are SUBJ
I..f f. a..
Additional information furnished on
..l'..... Loo either Bon n. Stone. Ror-
r.. OCT .Ie DO scales Receiver Anna
H T.a.
It.J Amarillo. Texas. November
f 1922
Der o. stone. Referee bon bankruptcy.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1922-08-30
SURPRISE SHOWER
Ladies Give Enjoyable Affair to
Mrs. Orville Little

Mrs. Orville Little was rendered 3
surprise shower at her home on Mon.
day evening.
The evening was very pleasantly
spent playing games and charades
Refreshments were served.
The really big surprise of the even
ing for the bride was the presentation
of floor lamp by the girls of the
Extension Department of the Univer-
sity of Delaware. Many other gifts
were received.
Those present were: Miss Agnes
Medill, Helen S. Strickland, Gertrude
Hill, Edna c. Wood, Anna Miller,
Mary Clancy, Margaret Doyle, Irma
c. Hopkins, Mary D. Morgan, Esther
McKewan, Katherine P. Shack, Edna
G. Dickey, Alice Blackiston, Jennie
Smith, Mrs. N. Worrall and daugh-
tiers, Evelyn and Elizabeth, Mrs. Sam
uel Little, Miss Anna Mary Little,
Mrs. Alice Herbener, Orville and
Billie Richardson, Mrs. Anna Slack
and Miss Price.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1922-08-30
To The Teachers of Delaware
Superintendent Holloway Talks
Education the Hope of the World will Solve
Present and Future Problems-Urges
Use of Golden Rule

where they are going. Not one Of
them but will many times not know
the way to take. Each Of you is
familiar with the way. You are
familiar with the principles underly-
ing your work. 1t is therefore your
privilege and should be your pleasure
to give directions at the points of
Hesitation" Would it not be fine
thing if each of US throughout the
year could perform each task that
may fall to his lot in the spirit Of
kindness, and make the law of kind
ness, the Golden Rule, a corollary Of
every principle of pedagogy?
The right kind of education is to-
day, as it always has been, the hope
of the world. Education for service,
education for citizenship, education
for the highest happiness will solve
our present and future problems in
just so far as it is accomplished. 1t is
our mutual task to bring about this
great IHlflS.
Dean Russell says that he has "ten-
tatively accepted the doctrine that the
whole educational problem Of state
craft is the training of efficient lead
ers and contented followers" By fol-
lowers he does not mean, however,
those who blindly obey, but those who
voluntarily cooperate" 1t seems to
me that sense of justice is the
foundation of cooperative citizenship,
but in action it must be justice tenn
pered with mercy, and guided by the
Golden Rule. What you teach with
these great ends in view will be inn
portant, but what you are will have
much greater influence in making
these ends possible of attainment.
"Your actions speak so loudly that /
cannot hear what you say" is a say
ing worth carrying with you in your
work. Let all of us reconsecrate our
selves to the task that is before us,
so that at the end of the year we may
each have the joy that comes from
the completion of years work we'll
done.