The Washington herald., 1922-08-08
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Of preparedness had q rather dis
tinguished contrib the other morn
ing. That 10. he did IL initials mean ?
anything. OF course there are int
tials and initials but this set 10 OF
peculiar combination and are wide- Z
ly known In this town. Anyhow
hefe is part Of the contribution:
To the Friesd Of the People:
Can you inform me whether thew ars sny
homes for aged men elubs er boteis where
men Of sdss6-rd age can be cared for. IN
or near washingtes ". @. Il.
well. OF course" a. Ike Grere
says. we knew that with the coal
strike and the railroad trouble and
everything the summer has not
been all that IL should be, W. @. H.
Perhaps you are just looking for a
place of seciusion temporarily and
are not thinking of retiring there
permanently. despite the stress. II
you say SO. The Stroller. who gets
around a bit, will try and fnd some
thing uitsble. convenient TO a golf
course; a place secret and alone
where you can rest
We note Sir Thomas is going TO
tee up another yacht and shoot for
the cup again. Welcome to our
ocean. Tommy. Hold the race out
side the three mile limit where you
can get the best breeze.
Woman. lovely woman. she Of the
changing mind. is always an object
Of awe and alteration for mere man.
according TO Mel wilkerson. the
cigar salesman Per example"
says Mel. Il picked this up out OF
the Newark News the other day in
a trip through New Jersey:
When hot and humid is the air,
And not a tree leaf stirs,
The big department stores pre-
pare
Their sales of winter furs.
Now maybe The Spotlight can
print this" Mel continues:
when cold and winter is the air,
And the waters froze in
blocks.
The big department stores pre-
pare
Their sales Of open socks.
All of this seem to show. We
would say. that the advertising
Liam in the department stores has
'em sized up better than the rest
of US. But like Mel. We give il up.
Now that you have the golf cup
what are you going to do with IL.
Charley? As Col. Sheriff. pointed
out in his presentation speech TO
Mr.. Agnew. the colonel passed the
buck. IL Charley sets IL on the
counter at the Powhattsn Hotel
they will drop cigar ashes in it.
big Chief" Hyatts the starter at
East Potomac Park says he does
not know what the cups are for
that is. not any more.
Joseph s. Coldwell, plant physi-
ologist in the ID. of A. has a rather
imposing title. but he is a friend
of man in these psrched and arid
days. He is the author Of Farmers
Bulletin 1864. but you do not have
to be farmer to get a copy. The
bulletin deals with making cider
and making IL stay that way. Few
people seem TO know anything
about doing that. but take n from
Mr.. Caldwell the process Is easy.
Don't forget the number. men. and
mention The Spotlight in writing
A. o. Stanley. Senator from Ken
lege. whose football team goes
right through things. seems to have
kept some of that ability with him
since leaving the old school in 1883.
There are some big words in IL but
because the Senator goes right
through center for a touchdown on
this subject The Spotlight is thrown
on the following outburst in the
Senate the oher day:
. There is more power today ex-
ercised in these marble ssr-
, cophaei by unknown experts.
the politically controlled sp-
pointees Of whispering props-
ganda, than by the courts them
selves. The cost has become
unbearable. Not only has the
Senator from Idaho spoken
against il but Henry Ford's
paper. the Dearborn Independ-
ent. in a recent editorial claims
that there are now 1900 900
officials pensioners upon public
bounty, drawing public pay. and
that there are 10000. 900 actual
producers in the United States
IL that is the case. there is an
officeholder. a tax eater. on the
back OF every two tax producers
in the United States. That sit
ustion crushed France and pro-
duced the French revolution.
| That same bureaucracy was the
bane and damnation of Ger
many. and that same condition
will bankrupt and enslsve this
| country.
Right you are. Senator. and do