The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-17

News from Ireland tells of seiz- ure of three oreameries. Such items have appeared with frequency. Lit. tie space Is given to them. They are more sinister than their size shows. There are three wars in Ireland The political war, to shake off the last shreds of British influ- ence. The civil war, to replace the Irish Free State with the Republic. The economic war, which is waged to transform the system of private property to the system of commun- ized property. Ireland is a picture of Europe. There's trouble ahead
 MT. Hoover, among the wisest of Americans. has a five point program for the stabilization of Europe. Make political changes to produce atmos- phere of peace. Reduce arnaments, to make more peace. Reduce debts until they will actually be paid, Bal ance budgets by reducing taxation . N,Re- establish gold standard There should be a sixth point, longer and sharper than the rest. Gro to work likeness Is sapping the structure. The wreck1ng gang is almost ready little more idleness and 1t will be too late.
 Canvass of industrial plants is spotty. Some need doing again There must have been bad organiza- ton for the work. Why should Jen- kins Brothers. McCathron Boiler Works, N. Palmer 6. Co, and Wolver- inc Motor Works show one hundred per cent for Community Chest and Underwood Typewriter Go. only seven per cent? Better do the work over again and do it right. Read the table of returns. It's interesting The same human nature produces widely varying results. The fault is at the top. Men in one plant do not average neaner. or more heartless. than men in other plants. The chap who takes the collection may be more or less energetic. That's com mon sense and experience
 Warren S Stone. grand chief of Brotherhood Locomotive, Engineers, is strong for prohibition. If there must be drinking he favors bootleg and wood alcohol They kill off the parasites in the leisure class" The leisure class consists of the poor who will work and can't. and the rich who can and won't. The former are more frequently victims to wood al- ,d1 d1I, liquor in their cellars. The fate of the very rich brothers who made au- tomobiles proves that bootleg is deadly without respect of persons.
 Kind and obedient husbands will be grateful because they are that now that 6 jury. after deliberating fourteen minutes. acquits Marcella Lewis, Mays Landing. N. J., of kill ing her husband. Her baby was to be born soon. He didn't want it She declined to alter the event. She thought the babe would help her hold the mans affection. He beat her furiously with the heel of a shoe She grabbed revolver and shot him to death Wife beating Is not the mat ter of course Of procedure of other days. The right of self defense be- longs to women also.
 William Williamson. Maspeth, L. l.. has family of seven. and lives in tent. Found rents too high in Manhattan. He says, God pity the man with large family" He's partly wrong. | There are families in Bridgeport with ten children or more. They do not live fin tentk When these children 1 become voters. they make that family l important Politicians love to be | kind to such families. Nature is | kinder to the large families of men, ! than to other species. Look upon | the shad. which has millions of off | spring, of which few survive. The | rule is, the higher the species. the | smaller the family. Seven is not many.
 On a certain golf course the other morning early golfer. a robin and a worm came out together in the dew. l The robin caught the worm. The | golfer trapped a low ball and killed the robin. The facts are by dis tinEuished editor. The most dis l ttnguished. The earth is mans and | the fullness thereof. The humble l worm, which, burrowing beneath. fer | tiIizes the soil and makes the golfers | grass grow better was saved to raise | up another blade. Golfer got his
 
 killed by a hawk few minutes later | All things are for the best, It's i'm | possible to please everybody.
 Kingston. New York. has 5000 l chimneys Frank V Rice. Kingston