Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-23
HELP THE UNIVERSITY
BOYS OUT TONIGHT.

ell Theater which The News hopes
will receive the patronage that such
an undertaking deserves. Universe.
ty students are not advertisers, and
have not exploited what they have
TO offer as effectively, perhaps, as
they might had experience been a
part of their equipment.
The students will present an origi-
nal play with music with all of the
costuming and settings with which to
bring into full effect the songs, dane
es and dialogue of a production which
has already won the plaudits every
where it has been attended. Father
Conoley, experienced in stage-craft,
has coached "The Masqueraders," as
the boys call themselves, and the
performance, we feel very sure, from
comment in the press of the state,
that many Paaltka theater goers have
paid much more for shows great
deal less entertaining.
But what The News wishes to COM
mend more than anything else in the
advent Of The Masqueraders is the
motive which prompts these annual
tours. They are trying to raise mon
ey for the fund which is established
to assist boys through school. We
can imagine no more worthy under
taking. No word of ours can increase
public appreciation of the objective.
Give the boys courage by turning out
tonight.
old gump, and her relatives lived
happily ever afterward.
The most influential state in the
union at present appears to be the
state of agricultural.
There is little indication that
high old time will ever get back to
the pre-war level.
Hate: A product of the conviction
that you can't beat the other fellow
in fair competition.
A nation becomes interested in the
common veal soon after it becomes
fed up on private woe.
MOTHER excellent frontispiece for
a war history would be life size
Y1ay,vait of a deficit.
Home, to the small boy, is merely
a filling station.
The embattled farmer made Amer
lea free; now the embittered farmer
will make free with America. !
At times it is difficult to decide
whether contentment is a lack of
envy or lack of enterprise.
Japan may feel little mortified,
but even that is cheaper than con-
tinued effort to be fortified.
The jitney is the one gentleman
among the pedestrians enemies. 1t
always rattles before it strikes.
After his first seance with ga
rage repair man, one wonders why
the things are called pleasure" cars.
The next generation belongs to the
farmer if he holds the balance of
power as long as he has held the t
bag. Ii
The other great problems soon will
be settled, and then we can begin to .
worry about the price to be charged ,
for bleacher seats next summer.
Whatever else posterity may think
of US, it will concede that we were
highly skilled in the art of passing v
the buck. q
1t must be a great consolation to
China to know that all of her de- i
spoilers will have an equal chance q
hereafter. n
It's good idea to count ten be- s
fore you speak, but we doubt the e
ability of some of our speakers to
count that far.
However, the ton of coal that costs
he consumer STATS would still cost T
aim about $13 if the miner worked
'or nothing.
We don't know whether visiting ce- h
ebrities really feel superior, or just S
ct that way to entice the boobs to 1
he box office. "