The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-24
Which Hunger First George Flames Bats Home Run-Killing the Bridgeport Cow A Politician on Every Back - Mas ter Moore and Thou sands Behind in One or Two Studies Give Them a Chance.

Give Them a Chance.
 Times are hard. factories are strug- gling, employment is slowly increas- ing. Let us therefore bounce on the factories and make life harder yet" This is the simple philosophy of the return from Elba. The community will cure it's own hunger, before it diverts more millions to cure the hunger of politicians
 George Flames. who never lacks courage. says something that every body should heed. It is printed in to- days Bridgeport Times. on this page The factories are paying five times as much taxes as they paid in 1911 when they had three times as many orders. They pay five times as much to Bridgeport. They pay a heavy tax on incomes. and those of them which make a profit. pay enormous sums to federal government.
 Two men bought a COW together The greedy one said, 'I own the hind half of the COW, and the milk be- longs to me- The other one said, You milk your half; I'm going to kill my half.''
 MT. King milked the hind half of the Bridgeport COW for long time. Now he wants to kill the front half. The factories are the Bridgeport COW. They give the milk which the people need, to live. MT. Flames says Don't let MT. King kill the cow" He might add, Let's milk the cow our selves. for the benefit of everybody
 Republican Voters League sends questionnaire. Government set low along. One question is interest ing Do the voters want the politi- clans to spend all the money. or do they want an efficient, economical government? Its a, fair question. There shouldn't be doubt about the answer.
 Mayor Atwater is doing the best he can. There are ordinances, which prevent. There are laws in the way. They can be changed. Bridge port needn't spend all of its sub stance keeping people in political jobs who are not needed for any use full purpose. In the old day it was said that every worker carried a sol dier on his back. In these days it may be said that every worker car ries politician on his back
 This is Yale's year. Yale takes the baseball game from Harvard. beats Harvard on water College athletics are like the course of Elm pire. up today and down tomorrow. Defeat often is the best stimulus to victory. The France of 1914 was not the France of 1870.
 Harding favors cabinet officers on floor of Congress. Thinks they should be heard. Fancy a business directorate which refused to meet and hear the heads of its great depart
  mess be managed efficiently? Cabi- net officers direct vast policies. Con- gress should hear them. often and completely. The country could hear them at the same time.
 Master Moore is home after a long absence. He was discouraged by failure at school. He ran away as other boys have done. Bridgeport systems contain at all times some three to five thousand perfectly sood boys and girls, not fast in one or two studies. who from school age. un- til they leave school hear little but dispraise Told by parents, chided by teachers, discouraged completely they are stripped of initiative; often are ruined for life. These thousands need more time. Things move too fast for them. Think this over. Think hard. The advice is especial ly designed for the thoughtful mem bers of Parent Teachers Associa- tfons-