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Evening journal., 1922-02-10
Hens FOOLISH
IN Blizzard
Many Things Happen When
Door of Coop is Left
Open
DON'T ROAM IN
TIT DAY TIME

Hens. at any period OF the year.
display lapses OF intellect extremely
hard TO bear-that is. hard for the
keepers. Their legs and wings are
mutually determined TO carry them
into tho jaws OF death; they swoop
under wheels. they flap under and
between horses hoofs. they fall over
the rim of the big pail holding
separated milk. and are dragged out
looking like cotton batten ghosts
but in a snowstorm they attain hys-
terical heights at once ridiculous and
pathetic
Late in March one year there came
howiing up the country raging
blizzard. 10 began In the night. Every
shutter on the house banged and
complained. The big maple roared
like a giant The pictures on the
wall quivered as with sudden ague
The timbers crcakcl over our he1d'
and the telephone cable rubbed
against the corner of the house iik,
frozen ropes end.
Sleet came with the morning. Tho
Thermometer sank as we looked al
30. Then the sieet turned into a fine
snow that whirled about in a thin
white smoke. And the hens got out
Somebody forgot 10 fasten the gate
after they had gone to bel
The wind and snow hustled ;hen
heHer-skelter. They began to lcoi
astonished. Astonishment turned e
indignation OF high color. Yol
could see IL growing in their eyes
AL this unseemly jostling was en-.
tirely uncalled for. they were &C
customed to pick up leisurely an
tender bits on their way to the othel
yard with no driving hurry about 81
their feathers stood up In plaintlv'
protest. The collective expression o
the flock was one Of outrage sea
soned with amazement; they alb
soluteiy refused TO understand a biz
zard in March. Finally they wer
obliged 10 adopt lacking as the onl.
successful method OF progress.
Some OF them reached the bacl
sned and cuddled together under
meath IT, Some blew into the barn
a few were swept under the cor
crib and one stately old dame "a
foriornly down in a drift and re
fused % bulge She was two cas-
Evening journal., 1922-02-10

feet from shelter. nut she gloried in
a martyrs role. The doors OF the
chicken houses were open, but once
having left ones abode in the
morning one does not return until
sundown-it isn't done. Every re-
spectacle hen knows this.
well. Jimmie" quoth Candice
Miles with an anticipatory grin, II
guess It's up TO us to get those idiot
hens back into the chicken house
before il gets any later
So the boy and Candice went out
Their faces grew pink as peonies.
Their clothes Mapped and whipped
about them in terrifying Jerks They
laughed and bent lower to shield
their eyes. They waved their arms
ike semaphores. sometimes ihey
we're wholly hidden. sometimes they
stood wholly revealed.
The martyr hen was the first TO
be rescued. Seeming trouble, she al
once scuuled under the corncrib,
whittier she should have gone in the
beginning. Candice called and
coaxed. scattering corn In what he
supposed to be the lady's line OF
vision. Nothing happened. Jimmie
got down on his knees close 10 the
shed and made a general grab. Tic
came ont with two professors in one
hand and the martyr hen in th'
other: she looked grieved and i'm
posed upon.
LET EN- goi" finally yelled Can
dice in disgust. "They won't freeze
I'm the barn or under the shed. Il
they're so set on stayin' out let then
/ try IT,"
Next morning II took an hour C
I find the rooster. who was smugly sit
ting IN Betty's Manager and not say
! Ing a word.
Evening journal., 1922-02-10

they A a III wh they rpuw tnt h bondso then pus
o g IN h early
with he f his there m % p tTa
ii o % d I h hgamg F ~ Saturday Tomorrow mah items
d here will display t du tve prices
Evening journal., 1922-02-10
mn MnLASsIa,

II using molasses in baking beans
omit the sugar but add an extra
spoonful Of molasses and you will
find the flavor improved.
Evening journal., 1922-02-10
NOODLES.

The Chinese way OF cooking
noodles Is TO fry them In peanut OIL
and drain them on blotting paper.
Evening journal., 1922-02-10

Let the Want. Ads get you started
light and your regret that you
didn't use them sooner.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-02-10
DRESSES FOR SPRING
HERE ARE
WASH FABRICS

SUCH AS WILL BE IN
GREAT DEMAND DUR
ING THE NEXT FEW
WEEKS
Plain and Colorcd Japanese
Crepe
f0c Yard
p inches wide. best Imported
fabrics.
32-Inch Kindcrearten Cloth
45c Yard
In stripes and plain colors:
ideal for boys suits.
Peter Pan Ginghamette
soc Yard
35 inches wide, a fun range or
colors.
silk Striped Madras shirsinEs
SOC Yard
So inches wide. lovely qualify
and a great value at this low
price.
Plain Colorcd Beach Cloth
sec Yard
So inches wide, heavy weave:
ideal for skirts. dresses, child
ren's clothing. etc.
Domestic Cotton Epongc
3Sc Yard
SO inches wide. charming
plain colors In a wide range
pink. copen. orange. green. or
child, old rose. light blue and
white.
In Chine Muslins
soc Yard
SO inches wide: neat chintz
patterns.
Best Quality Pcrcales
soc Yard
90 inches wide. various pat
terms; suitable for house dresses.
aprons and children's clothing.
32-Inch Dress Ginehams
CSC Yard
Very good quality at this
nrfnn
Evening journal., 1922-02-10

TH.8.'8' !
LINGER HERE A |
MOMENT AND |
LEARN OF
REMARKABLE |
SAVINGS ON |
RELIABLE
FURS
[
This will an all probability be
your last opportunity this sea-
son TO procure such high grade
furs at such extraordinarily low
priccs-lowes In years. There
fore. we suggest that you pre-
sent yourself early so as 20 gain
the advantage OF an excellent as
sortment.
THREE MARMoT COATS
s92.5O Each
Originally s135. taupe color.
40 inches long beited, plain
satin Innings; sizes %. 40 and a.
ONE MUsKRAT COAT
$1,000
Originally sl55. belted style.
silk lined; size SO; 90 inches
long.
ONE MUsKRAT COAT
$4,000
Originally s175. heited style
silk lined; SO inches long, size
IS.
ONE MUSKRAT COAT
Sf55.0O
Originally s1S5. belted style,
silk lined; IS inches long. size
80.
ONE RACCOON COAT
s165.OO
Originally S225, belted style.
SO inches long. figured silk lin
ing; size SO.
ONE RAOCooN COAT
Sf45.OO
Originally 5000, belted style.
SO inches long; plain silk lin
ing, size So.
ONE RACCoON COAT
$4,000
Originally $3.50. belted style:
40 inches long. figured silk lin
ing; size 40.
ONE JAP WEASEL COAT
$4,000
Originally $3.50. belted style
Sc inches long; figured silk lin
ing. size So.
ONE BLACK MUSKRAT COAT
$4,000
Originally $500. belted style
40 inches long; plain silk lin.
ing. size AZ.
ONE PERSIAN LAMB COAT
$4,000
Originally $500. skunk collal
and cuffs. belted style, 40 inches
long; plain silk lining, size 40.
ONE NATURAL PONY COAT
sf45.OO
Originally 5000. Nutria collal
and cuffs, belted style Sc inche.
long. plain silk lining size 50.
ONE HUDSON SEAL COAT
s2s5.oO
Originally $500. skunk col
lar and cuffs, belted style 40 in
ches long, plain silk Innings, siz
sc.
ONE HUDSON SEAL COAT
S225.OO
Originally $500. belted style
SO inches long. plain silk lin
ing. size 3s.
ONE HUDSON SEAL WRAP
$4,000
Originally 500, 20 incne
long: plain lining. size So.
ONE MOLESKIN COAT
$4,000
Originally s32S, Australia
opossum collar: 80 inches lonl
plain silk lining. size s.
ONE SQUIRREL WRAP
$4,000
Originally s695. 40 inch'
long; fancy silk lining. size So.
SCARFS AND CHECKERS
Sf2.5O TO $1,000
Originally $3.50 TO .S27
practically every desirable Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10

lac, nrmati de NJ. s. REGGIE, care
purta uniforma de general de in
fanterie 81 baston,l de maresal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10
CalendaruI
An1eriCei

Atragem atsntia tuturor dom
|nilor oomercianti romani din Ame.
rica asppra faptalm q abba mai
sunt cateva xile pana Ia tip6rirea
O&lindarglui dsci q p6na IA IL
mite tesmannjai pfn3 ctpd mai
|putam pEimi anantpEi pentru Ca
linAar.
Moi tip1Fim in-fieoere N multe
Mi As o1lindare q - senstatat
o6 M ssts cask rsnanaaack II
9tatelA Uljts d Canada unAe "a
M . exssasc6 calindsrul siaru,
III ''AnsEioaf. &c pcats II darx
Mei bun snsdiu de reclamk q
acest C&limAar7
6fktuim y toti oopasrcianlii 70.
Mini g - gfabeaeex, 81 insereeul
~, y Ai tzimitG anupturils 1or
: = pste@ yls1a = ttpp.
lnfoFsaa4 = pct cqrs = a.
mipietra5 - yjeEHlui America'' /
s5os pstroB -. olsvsland, q.
A0ok1e18TRATIA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10
Sosirea naF0SaIu|d Pi|sudsM "a Sinaia
IA CARA SinaA Pc peron eosrea Reggie prinsste be
Maresal FrezentEile Sprs palat1 Regal Prknsul ntim
Cine insoteste pc Maresa1?

Sinaia, Ia Sept. - De eri au
fost terminate pregatirile pentru o
frumoasa primire maresalului
Pilsudski, Sefnl statului polon. Ga
! IA a fost artistic impodobita Gu dra
pele polone 81 roinanesti, prinse
dealungul ghirlandelor de brad.
earl imbracau CARA.
ASISTENTA
, La ora II all sosit pc peronnl
garii d-nii ministri Y. Bratiann,
Oh. Marzescu, AL. COnstantinescu,
gen. Mardarescu, G. Banu, +. Ms
| tor, 1nculct, Cessna, dr.. Angheles-
cu, gen. Vaitoianu 81 1. TIL. Flo
rcscu.
. Ministrii erau in tinuta de RI
goare, purtand decoratiile cu ma
rile cruel.
In acelas timp au sosit 81 d-nii
general Rujinski, Cristescu, Con-
deescu, Lupescu, Balif, colonclii
Trandafirescu, atasat militar la Var
sovia, Tenescu, aghiotant regal,
Rasoviceanu, Arion, major Orovea-
nu.
Legatia polona din Bucuresti era
reprezentata prin d. consilier Jnre-
micz Gu dina, contele Tschaikowski
81 capitanul Wilogorski.
Pc peron maiera d. Florescu,
ministrul Romaniei la Varsovia 81
Finsarcinatul de afaceri, d. Laptew.
o compOnie de onoare din reg.
vanatorilor Gle munte era insiruita
i'm dreapta peronului.
NJ. s. REGELA LA CARA
La IL jun. sosesc in CARA A. A..
L. l. r. r. Principii Carol is NicO-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10

Lar Judecatoru d Chicago mai adaogat cateva cuyinte
atunci cand rostit judecata. Iata-le:
ku cred ca adevarat vinovati sunt poticeui carl al
pss Pc criminal care nu voeste Sd e adexe puele IN vol
sa pc acesti poicani char 81 dacS Va treui Is lur
toa arna penu gasea lor Pana cand 81 sut iudss5tor
Y acest tribunal vol pedeps cia oriunde - III 8 s e
o11cne aceia in care Va trsbui sa lovesc''
accentuez acel care coms crima servt intereselor
partidului care este azi la putere
Doua conceptii, doua lumi.
ANDREI POBOYIM
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10
|O|N fUCk CONDflO[U|

Gel ce lOcuesc i'm case GU chirie
n ar trebui sa scrie nilmerc de
telefoane ,pe pereti.
81
Gel mai nesocotit ON din lume
e acel &c Sc duce n ficcare ri la
base ball 81 cand vine acasa 'ncepe
sa strige ca carbunii sunt prea
scumpi.
Tn doctor spune ca lacrimile
ncid micrdbii carl he vatama
ochii. Poate eel mai bun lucru ar
Fl sd lc stOarccm ceapa n ochi.
"a
Stbsemnatul Sc tot mira ce S ar
face el. de az avea atatea femei
cate are sultanul Turciei 81 dac ar
fl fara slniba, pecnm 81 sui
tannl!
d
Fetele sc bucura acum. Stiti de
zee? Pcntru cd innegureaza mai
de vreme 81 pot pleta cu automo-
bilul la raid imediat dupa
Gina. lnainte pierdeau atata vre.
me asteptand sa Sc intunece.
d
Nu fiji ca racul. Ell, mergand
Indarat, nu poate vedea decat
unde fost. MOI trebue sd vedem
unde suntem 81 unde vom fl.
"a
Pentru majoritatea oamenilor.
a face dragoste ca 81 cand ar
face prostie. caci dupa ce a IA
cut odata. Sc abtin de la ca ca
de la o greseala boacana.
q
Tatal presedintelui Harding
sprljineste pc democratul Herring
in campania sa de senator. Sc
vede ca ,batranul Harding luat
ultima 81 cea mai aspra masulra
pentru arata fiului sau adev;l.
rata Gale in politica.
d
In constitutia tuturor tarilor
scrie ca fiecare om indreptatit
la yiata, la libertate 81 la goana
dupa fericire. All pOate mar
gresi cine ar zice ca omnl i'm
dreptatit la viata, la libertate 81
la goana dupa dolari (pentru ca
ei sunt 'banii cei mai mare la
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10
|NF0RNAT|UN|

Washington. - Diplomatic sta
|telor streine in Washington si-a,l
|eXprimat teama ca eli nu-si vor
putea procura beutura, - con-
form principiului imunitatei strei-
ne din cauza decMiunei ministru-
lni de justitie Daugherty referi-
toare la vaDOarele streine. Dau-
gherty a decis, precnm Sc site.
= ca nici un vapor, care are char
81 cea mai mica cantitate de al
cool pc bord, sd nu poata fntra
in lmlta de trei mile de la coasta
am ericana.
In Sud America atitudinea di-
|plOmatilor Statelor Unite eau
zeaza, multe comentarii. Decand
secretarul Hughes a .fost in Bra
zilia, = Gu ocaziunea expozitiai
lde la centenarul Braziliei. = nu
mai seryesc la masa beutura. San
dat mai multe prinzuri la amba
sadele din statele de America de
sud, - dar heutura a lipsit. de.
Oarece casa ambasadei este pr;-
vita de teritoriu american.
Presedintele Lasker, de la CO.
mitetul de navigatiune al State
lor Unite, declarat ca in urma
decHiunei ministrului de justitie
Gu priyire la oprelistea de beu-
tura pc vapoarele streine, - va
|poarele vor fayoriza porturile
Vancouver, Montreal 81 Toronto
si vor boicota porurile ameri-
cane.
. -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10

lac, urmati de NJ. s. REGGIE, care
purta uniforma de general de in
fanterie 81 baston,,l de maresal.
SOSIREA MARESALULUI
In timpnl cand M. s. Regele in
ira pc peronul garei, sosia 81 trenul
special GU Maresalul Pilsudski, ca
re coborat din wagon strangand
cn caldura mana NJ. S. Regelui.
Dnpa maresal all cOb0rat din
trenul special d-nii Naruzovici. mi
nistru Gle externe al Poloniei, d. I.
c. Bratianul, presedintele consiliu-
lui de ministri, care esise la Plo-
esti in intampinarea maresalului,
Lados della ministeruf de externe
din Varsovia, generalul Szkrzinsky,
ministrul Poloniei la Bucuresti, ge-
neralul Petala 81 Sulta mllltara Gle
10 ofiteri polonezi.
La intrarea trennlui in CARA, mu-
zica intonat imnul polonez, lar
compania de onoare prezentat ar
mele.
Apoi M. S. Regele prezentat
maresalului pc principele Carol, a.
poi pc generalii carl Sc afau pc pc
ron.
Maresalul a trecut in revista
compania de onoare, regele prezen-
tand apoi pc membrii guvernului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10

professor din Paris, care a trans.
plantat la mai muit Oamcni lba.
Itrani glande, a declarat ca el va
cauta ca toti pacientii sal sa
traiasca GU mutt peste limita ce-
az fl trait intre imprejurari nor
male. DJctorul Voronoff continue
cercetarle sale stientifice 81 spera
S 'ajnnga la regulate 81 mai exec.
lente ca cele de- pan 'acum. Pa
cientii lui sc simt eli multi mai IT,
neri 81 vigurOsi. Profesornl spera
ca, in cazul ca va interveni re-
actiune.. transplantarea Sc va pu-
tea repeta in mai mnlte rindnri.
In Ontario 81 Quebec an isbuc-
nit. groaznice focuri de paduri.
Au ars teritorii mai mari facand
o groaza nemai p0menita intre
fermieri. Multi all fost siliti sa -si
paraseasca tot awful prada fla
'carilor. Pan acum au murit pa-
truzeci de persoane. Telegramele
din urma indica ploui mari. Sc
spera ca ele vor pntea Opri focul,
sau eel putin ajuta cetatenilor in
mllnea lor de salyare.
Sa facnt un nOu record de
aviatiune. Locotenentii MacRea.
dy 81 Kelly an rensit sa stea in
aer timp de 30 ciasuri 81 II mi
mute. Mime inca ma stat atata
tlmp in aer. ne1ntrerupt.
Chicago. Judecat0rpl Righe-
inner condamnat la 6 lnni inchi-
scare pc un ON de incredere al
partMului republican pentru ca
mcercat sa falsifice yOinta p0po.
rului Gu ocaziunea ultimelor ale:
geri, lar pc advocatul Berger Ia
amendat Gu $500 pentru ca in
cercat sd faca defrande la yotare.
Paris. Pan 'acum 1900 sol
DAFT carl an facut mici pacate, 81
profitanti carl All facut ''mieis
profituri nepermise, au fost am
nestiati in urma legei de amnes,I
tie din Iulie. Profitantii mari
sunt inca in temnita 81 pentru eli
nu exista amneetie, precnm Mai
pentru eel earl NJ facut pacate
mari contra tarii lor in decui~ulI
razboiului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10
MASA DE GALA DELLA
CASTELUL PELISOR

Seara lie orele s la Castelul Peli-
sOr s "a dat masa de gala in cinstea
oaspetilor polonezi.
A luat parte 1ntreaga familic re-
gala, membri guvernului Gu sotii.c
corpul diplomatic, casa civila 81 mi
litara a Regelui.
In timpul mesei, Regele tinut
urmatorul toast:
CUVfNTAREA SUVERANULUI
Incerc o vie bucurie cand pot
spune bun VENT pc pamatnul ro-
manesc maresalului Pilsudski caci
in el salut nu numai pc un mare
patriot care adus servicii imense
tarii sale, dar 81 pc omnl de stat
care prin perspicacitatea lui duce
la desvoltare pasnica fortelor ma
tiunei sale.
Simpatiile intre poporul roman
81 Gel polon sunt reciproce 81 vechi
coNrINUARn PD PAGlyA 4 ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10

Si1aia ora 3. d. a. - La deju-
nul dat de Suverani la Castelul Pc.
lisor in onoarea marcsalului Pill
sudski all luat parte membrii "a.
miliei regale, suita sefnlui Statului
polon, ministrul Poloniei la Bucu-
resti 81 d-nii ministri I. Brdtianu,
|. G. Duca 81 general Vaitoianu.
La ora 4.30 maresalnl Pilsudski
va primi pc reprezentantii preset
romano.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10

Doctorul Voronoff, renumitul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10
SPRE PALAT

Terminandu-se solemnitatea pri-
mirii in CARA, regele 81 maresalul
au luat loc intro trasura de gala a
la Danmont lar in o doua principii
Carol 81 Nicolae, urmati in trasuri
81 automobile de persoanele carl lpa
sera parte oficiala la primire.
DEJUNUL della CASTELUL
PELISOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-26
PLAN SALE OF
MORRIS PLANT
Armour Forms Corporation
in Delaware

CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.---steps 10 n.
nance tho purchase OF Morris & Co..
packers. by J. ogden Armour were
taken BY attorneys for Armour to-
day.
Counsel made application in Dover.
Del, according TO announcement
here, for issuance of n charter TO
Armour & Co. Of Delaware. This con-
Germ would have authority 10 issue
$3.50 .oo0. 900 stock.
Nobody outside OF Armour Co.
will own any OF this new capitaiiza
tion," Attorney II. X. Piatt handling
the deal. announced. This new sub
sidiary corporation win be a medium
for carrying out certain arrange
ments, ana will be convenient
means for handling any other plans
which may develop"
Tho new company viii be tho iarg-
est subsidiary OF Armour q Co.. and
will handle most OF tho Morris prop
erty. IL viii not DO busdness princi-
pally In the East altho nominal head
offices win be in Wilmington. Del
Tho application for the charter
was filed with the Corporation Trust
company OF Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-26

Smith Cove Tsfminai--A--Btr EidfidKs
b-atr Pomona
Dell stree, Tsrminsi--s,r Spokane. U. ..
Pier T--Mesership Anvil
Pier f--s,r cordeva ctr Jefferson. ctr
Northwestern.
Pier i--s,r Robert Lvcksnhsch.
Pier A--air wabash.
Pier D-sfr ~ " Alexander
ssettls shlpbuiidinx A prydoek co.--str
rselfie Coast Coal Dunssrs-u. 8. L. a
Relief
~. \ shippins Beard Moer,nss-str leo
niutu. str Anna y Morse. str Silver
West Hsrtisnd. ssr West ison. str
Wniiinnforf. str Iuhffco.
Connecticut tirsst Tsrminsi-ssr wfiis
Associated on coes.-su WIN. y. Her
ss..sIa on 90. Doss.-sr W. "a
Lander street r-rmsnsl-ssr Surveyor.
Mu~aukss ocean Terminal Motorshfb
usnford stree, rsrminsi--s,r Harry
tusssnbaeh. str President Mckinley.
Toda nryaorks--u. n @ n Rarnsias, u.
A Q. n Delivood. str West Jester
PUGET sound nfidss a Dredging Co..
str Patterson
Hsresr Isisna Dock a wsreheus. ertsh-
srsl--su nasaiis Mshsasy.
sstt
frsfssrasn's prydocs-ssr Jspshs. motor
snip oregon.
Alaska Steamship Moorsrs--sir walden.
str Rsdondo. ctr juneau.
whsio~ Marine Rsilwsy--str Pseisfcs.
hsrk Belfast. barge Coauifiam city.
star whsisrs. sehr Robert Lswera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-26
EGGS DECLINE
z CENTS D0z.
Imperial Lettuce Sells at So
Crate

Eggp took another drop Tuesday
on tho Seattle market. The now low
is 2 cents below last weeks price fos
standards and 3 cents lower for pull
let's. The whitc-shelled fresh ranch
variety f. quoted at IS cents whole-
sale with mixed coIors at "a cenfe
and puliets 3s.
a now feature on the vegetable
market was the first shipment 1t
Imperial lettuce. which arrived early
Tuesday. II was put on the strece
quoted at t5 a crate.
Jap oranges were plentiful Tuess
day with tho price remaining AZ
ti.75 and 81.
Movement on all produce wns fsia
with no changed prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-26
Brain Food Imperative
If Success Is Desired
BY ROY J. GIBBONS

CHICAGO. Dec. 2es--'Punch. MOI
paunchr'
That's what too many Americans
are in need Of today before they can
set their feet climbing the ladder OF
SUCCESS. says DIR. James NJ. Fitzgcr'
aid. noted physician. surgeon and vo-
cational guidance expert here.
Getting In 70 soc DIR. Fitzgerald
requires the matter Of a solid weeks
work. For hos a busy man, but not
too busy. however. to DO jolly and
kind 20 all in need Of his services.
The number Of folks he has set
Alright In their search for def
mite niche In the scheme Of life
II legion, ms attested by volumin-
Gus records Of thanks and praise
on flle In his office.
Scores Of big business execu-
tives all over the country. bank
presidents, clcrEymen and one
member Of the board Of directors
Of great railroad system whom
he rescued from the thralldom OF
small clerks pension. are
among the few he has helped
who owe their success 10 him.
How does he do II?
Simply by scientific study OF the
brain power areas. and the summing
up OF there power units. so TO speak.
into a single factor which determines
the capabilities. talents and aptitude
OF any person, and his or her fitness
for a particular calling.
DIR. Fitzgerald doesn't pretend to be
wizard or anything OF the sort.
Psychology, physiology and all the
arts OF the medical practitioner and
other agents OF science are what he
calls 70 his command In determining
who should go 70 the scrap pile or as
sumo the role of leadership.
'Delineation OF human capacities Is
only possible after careful and ex-
haustivc study of the physical condi-
ton, the mental abilities and the per.
sons heredity and environment" he
says.
IAN OF these contributions play a
separate and distinct part In the sue
cess achieved by any Individual.
Ono Of the greatest and most nb-
surd fallacies afloat today Is the silly
adage. 7 can do anything II I will 70
do it, No such thing Is possible.
Our faculties are inherited. and are
possible of only certain expansion
thru education.
what the person must do.
then. y 10 find himself. There
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