The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-26
Try to Think Without
Words Importance
of Nose and Chin
Teeth Make the Chin
Upper Crust Is
Necessary - Klans-
men and VoodOoism
Bad to Tell Lies
and Beat Little BOYS.

ont know how Americans ever learn
anything. They never listen. They're
always talking. I've been listening
for two years. so I know a lot" To
talk one must learn the words. All
thinking is done in words. The
more words, better the thought is apt
to be. If Americans, because they
talk much. and listen little. know less,
how could anybody learn much by
listening to them? Whether one
learns by listening depends upon the
'vtsdom or unwisdom of what is list
ened to.
This little woman, who did the
head of Lenin, smokes cigarettes, has
some fine children, says damn with
freedom, and finds nobody IN this
country to fall in love with. Gamer
leans have bad noses, but damn good
chins. A chin is far more important
than a nose" Perhaps, from the
viewpoint of the sculptor, but not to
life The big nose, with plenty of
wide air passages, is useful organ.
The supply of air is important. Noses
too small and restricted will finally
result in chins that are not what
they should be. Teeth are important
to chins. What fine teeth Americans
have! Better than the lady saw in
other countries Zones of Bridge
port can tell about influence of teeth
on chins.
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Do the upper crust" understand
the struggle for existence. Mrs.
Sheridan says they do not That the
workers are the only people who
have human feelings. She has been
taking a. 1oo& at Russia. The work
ers have a harder time where there
is no upper crust The leaders of
mankind confer good or evil condi-
tions, The upper crust netimes
becomes useless, ceases to function.
This brings a revolution. The people
are trying to find themselves new
bosses: In time they succeed. HUI
man sympathy is a fine thing; but
stripped OF intelligence, knowledge,
technical training it doesn't help
much. It viii be long before Russians
are as comfortable, as safe in life and
limb as they were under their stupid
and ignorant cars and big land
owners.
Sympathy. human feelings. and SO
on make an excellent soil in which
progress can sprout and grow, but
foyxy
gifted men. each of whom does some
thing in a different and better way.
The great inventions which make
men clean. we'll fed. healthy and
comfortable spring fromNthe brains
of a few. Destroy these Few by any
process whatever and civilization will
be destroyed.
The French military court which
sentenced the American, Charles r.
Crane. to twenty years in Jail, will
not cause the execution of the SEN
1ence. Americans have no more
right to promote disturbances among
have to do so among subjects of the
United states. Make a study of your
mind Does the French sentence
against Crane appear to you in the
same order of phenomena as the ex-
portadon of Emma Goldman? If not
Why, why not? Write your idea of
the difference. and send it to The
Times
Forty hood ed Klansmen marched in
single file to the grave of Harry s.
Toner, In the cemetery at Delewan-
ma. N J., and marched soiemnly
away, after burial services of the or
der were read. First page space in
many newspapers Mankind reflects
the tendencies of his savage ances-
tors These mummeries go straight
back to the Indian medicine man, the
Ethiopian voodoo man; to the days of
magic, cabalism, witchcraft; to the
time when man supposed all things
to be endowed with spirits, like his
own. and saw a god in every bush.
Mr.. Bryan take notice. Modern
magic is science, which wears no
mask.
John Schemel, Tuckerton, n. J., 16
years old, disliked his brother, Henry,
10 years John told lie to their
father, so that Henry would get a
beating. They pursued the little fell
low, who jumped into a lake and was
drowned. A lie Is a dangerous thingf
a match which may fire a train OF
circumstance and blow up the maga-
zine. Beating little boys is a meth
cd of reproof to be used with caution
The little boys do not always drown
themselves Grave changes for the
worse often take place ain the minds
of those boys.
FILED SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Giuseppe De Luca Maria De Luca