The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-11
Thinking Is Best Thinking from Two Love Birds-Bobbed Hair Is Sensible Cru sade of Children Five Dollars for Facts About Justice Tragedy of Co., caine.

Wells Outline of History contin- ues to be a target for those who say more. It shows rudely where things were, where they are and, dimly. whence they are going. In detail, there are many inaccuracies. In perspective, it is more true than most history. It is the best thing since Buckle, who was trained by his moth CT. did a gigantic work. and, unfor- tunately. died young.
 Wells helps the reader think. Thought is chiefly what distinguishes man from the beast Thought Is a product of spirit. Thinking is a specialized occupation. Those who work at it will do it better than oth- CTS. Thinking, at first, is like the rough work done by the apprentice .ad who is trying to be a toolmaker. After time the mind and the hand Ire skillful and he does accurate york. Civilization owes much to inc comparatively few who have learned think accurately about some one or wo things. Only Deity thinks ac- curately about all things.
 There are tragedies of different kinds. Here is one of saddest Mrs. L. Pierce Clark. of New York, wife of a, skiIlful doctor. submitted to an operation on the tonsils. Cocaine was given, locally, in the usual way. Her husband assisted. The operation was in the hands of another doctor. She died of heart failure. Cocaine is like that It kills occasionally. It is a good servant, most of the time Novo- caine Is better. Nothing gives abso- lute insurance. The stock of life is like the Balzac's magic skin, which grew a, little smaller with every deed its owner did. Here we have the grief of the doctor who has lost his patient and the grief of the husband who has lost his wife. A heavy grief
 Here are stage people who give the stage boost. They are singers who sing like love birds. Lucien Mura- tore. tenor, wed to Lima Cavalieri, says: My wife and I have been married ten years. We are still in our honeymoon. Shall be until God calls us. Even after that we shall be honeymooning with each other." There's a tip for moving picture peo- pie. There's money in 1t as well as happiness. The public is sick of pie ture heroes who live too many honey moons with too many wives and oth- CTS.
 The progress of love in the world, that is to say of true religion is so gotten Remember the Scriptures, where it tells of the approach of 1eper
 These days those with diseases more contagious and more deadly than Ieprosy are tenderly cared for.
 Suppose some modern magic should turn back the mind to it's darker days, and sympathy should go. That fear fItl magic has appeared. Old Testa- ment says that at the seige of Jeru- salem mothers consumed their babes. Current history says that in broken Russia, peasants have eaten each other. Hospitals, help for the sick beds for the weary, food for the hung ny seem in Bridgeport. natural and as certain as the rising of the sur.
 Why. really does this organized very sentimental! suppose that cold 5learts should sometimes say, you would not help when you had the chance. now you shall not be help ed.'
 That wouldn't be sentimental Would it be just? The Times will pay five dollars for the best answer to This question. Would it be just %
 Frances vanore, F, North Bergen, \. l.. bobbed her hair, and her pa pa spanked her so Justify that the police came. It is a sin to disobey when a is more sin for father to have no Rense- Bobbing is an intelligent prac- tice, like short skirts and shirt waists. It ought to be encouraged. Why should the male compel the female of inc species to wear a heavy mane in summer weather?
 The president refuses to see chil- dren crusade who have come to beg amnesty for 112 political prisoners. How weary Is life, and conventional and inconsistent. Children have ever been an occasion for mercy. Every day, newspapers tell of acts of elem ency founded upon the need of a fam ilv of children. As for political pris- oners. it is usually wise, the crisis be- ing past, to turn them loose; less in clemency than for the better protec- ton of the state.