The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-02

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a.' l..' I'M q hiDpopotamus. They eat, eat. !
On, .,t the decaying carcasses, never /
l,s H. living down to sleep beside
4, until IL is gone.
'rssrEfulness Is Doctor Coue of the
ia II makes you feel better and bet
~. I, every way. 1t expands and
.,.,,, whereas dissatisfaction contracts
md deprssses,
pg,y,r tells YOU to observe the thank
i ~ .tlerful hen. lifting up her head to
S,.-s God cvery time she takes drink
water lie did not know that hens
~, swallow water only with their heads
+. n. air. but his idea was sound.
lr.,7ktslress in itself, is CAUSE for
IAanhuIHcss.
nl,oa.ches from Chicago to outside
A.,is, SAY "Clemenceau sees Chicago
E,soghtsr houses and art collections"
1fo has Imagination and saw more than
+sat He saw a future great inland sea-
lcr, H. saw Chicago's crowded docks
,o7.,,ed by canal eatward and through
he Mississippi river with all the oceans
nd nations OF the world. He saw the
yorlds flying fleets settling down from
ss SIX ou the surface of Lake Michi-
an 4 vast spread of water, with room
NJ all H.. saw a city spreading one
g7dred miles along the shores of the
Ike Chicago growing to Milwaukee
ri Milwaukee growing as far as Chi
ago. lie saw future city of ten mil
1as and then twenty millions, talking TO
n the world through the air, trading
nth all the world and flying TO all parts
,arth tbrOOph the air,
Clsmerceau will return from Chicago
pr France. stiu convinced. as he should
e. that France is the greatest, most I'M
|ara7t thing on earth--but realizing
sat tasra are OTHER things.
In m. valley of the Kings. on the site
ancient Thebes. near Luxor, British
tta,stS have unearthed royal tomb,
br,aInng the magnificent jeweled
rora Of TuhauS Hamen.
I'non that throne the ancient ruler OF
gvpt. included among the hereto
rgs" s,+ more than three thousand
bar ago He could not dream of the
arid MA, vas 10 be a the opening OF
+nn,b WIN is gorgeous decorations
,a urerious napyri. Just so little idea
j. We we NJ the world that is to come,
#hcn we shall an be as dead as Tuhank
Hamo7-a world Of flying men, living on
rIquat in communication with other
Eancts. learning from them as Japan
few years ago, was learning from the
est,
Least of all can we imagine this earth
so from war poverty, disease and IN
s.ra Eut so il Will he. Tuhank Ha-
ON waard have laughed had his wise
,sn predicted an age without slaves,
rwre Invasion, or one-man govern
val have seen fly trifling with
'ticke PAPER. He walks almost to the
lye. thrn walks away, then buzzes
round BY and by he is fast.
Henry Ford is i'm the buzzing stage
d has now reached the perhaps
ood "Wiu YOU be candidate 19r
re,der, in 1924, Mr. Ford""
/ don't know, perhaps-it is httle
1ry a. talk about that.
Tie presidential fly-papcr is waiting
cd Clos that get close to 1t rarely
sa7o
orcs .Iv devotes himself to fly paper
has nu other occupation afterwards.
her man devotes himself to the presl
GcN that is his only real business
Mayor Couzens, appointed senator
ys Ford viii run on an independent
Het Il the democrats refuse to nomi-
se him and Couzens knows Ford as
III as any man knows him. That be
So those that do not want Ford Will
well 10 find a candidate whose name
b people know. no tried and true
ariot Of the safe and sound" corpora I
On group OF clgibilities will do against
Sayg ,Ity-one years old, says he
tends 20 coach the Chicago University
ys IN football until he is seventy; a
40 resolution. Seventy is the right |
7 70 begin vacation. Up to seventy |
IN 'houd work steadily. From seventy
sght-ive, or course, reasonable
aoyat Of work each day, to make lie
t6 while, men should begin to relax
h. best time for real vacation comes |
!. seventy BY that time you know |
Hgch ss YOU will ever know, which |
'a3y isn't much. You have learned
C1naro said he learned at ninety
A' The world is beautiful.
i'' take an interest in real things
" more or less free from foolishness'
Syenty 10 eighty-five is the time 10
w Ne and leisure. From eighty-fiVe
man should live carefully, realizing
Aathan Straus says, that AFTER
''V'hyH everything Is profit.
F'etsry Hughes says this country is
'sr great moral obligation" to lend
millions Of dollars to Liberia, the
W republic on the coast Of Africa
Sys also that the loan is highly i'm
~' from the standpoint Of protec-
and pr,modon of American COM
VI" Interests on the west coast OF
doubtless Therefore let those
"cau commercial interests" make
"an Is there any good reason Tor
w. farmer in Kansas to obiise
,b .H Wau street that are specu-
~. ~ !" hndS OF the Liberian republlcf
- What 1t comes to.
.o4H! VIII pass laws to stop waste
r e "Hd HE dancing craze" The
'r,"'h, might remember what the
french abbe said to the euthusias-
,ss's 5o1's priest who sought to stop
r,e ana drinking in his parish:
= behave as you should but let
'o"'1 and drink and forget their
NsN- dancing Indians to "civi-
-' bfans, human beings instinc-