The Washington herald., 1922-11-27

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way out If you MUST have Q
way.
HOOD, old-fashioned faith is q
" great comfort-no puzzling
about that.
WA. Mackenzie, of Smackover,
Ark. was poor. owning q little
worthless Iand"; then oil was
struck and in three months Mac
kenzie became a rich oil operator.
Two kinds of churches were
well known to him: Baptist and
Methodist. He was not sure
which was the church of the
Ruler of this universe, SO he
built one of each. 81 think a
man ought to show his appre-
citation to the Author Of his
hlessedness," says Mackenzie,
and Baptist or Methodist, he is
on the safe side.
That's much simpler than
fussing over monism, theism,
evolution, or accidental mixing
of atoms through infinite space
and time. MIR. Mackenzie will
be buried in his own church.
yard, Baptist or Methodist, and
SO far as he will ever know.
with perfect assurance.
IN Sing. Sings death house,
L where Uric Westling awaits
the electric shock that will shoot
him into the next world, to fol-
low the man he murdered.
everybody wonders. WestlinS
refuses to ask for commuta-
ton, or postponement, saying:
81 would rather die now than
spend 20 years in the prison
yard, and my mother agrees
with me-"
= In all the prisons history,
that has never happened. Every
man clings to the last chance
of life.
VET man might do a great
Il deal with twenty years in
prison-twenty years to think,
twenty years Of concentration.
If nothing better offered, 1t
would be worth while to invite
new experiments by doctors.
In Europe, in honor of the
gland transplanting discoveries,
men are asking, would you live
your life and youth over again ?"
To that every sensible mans
answer is "No; thank Heaven |
have got through life so far, and
youth especially, with even mod
crate success. No risking it all
over again."
But what is left of life every
man should accept and use with
fortitude and good intention. Of
the old man it is always true, as
Coue says, Everyday, in every
way. | am getting better and
better" For every day we are
getting nearer to freedom,
nearer to release from RESPONSE
bility, nearer to a receipt in full
for our duties and all our
: troubles.
HUNDREDS of millions in
II stock dividends are pouring
out. One company issues $45,-
100000, another $50, 900, 900, an
other $10O,O00,000. They hurry
because they expect that the
people will have brains enough
to stop such tax evasion, in spite
of court decision upholding it.
1t is a compliment to public in
telligence, not justified by any
recent happening. This is the
interesting thing about the new
hundreds of millions of stock. In
a little while it will all be "vested
rights" solid property, and who
ever questions the payment of at
least s per cent on all that mass
Of fresh-made stock will be
simply an anarchist, ehemy to
law and order, trying to stir up
class hatred"
HERE in America, pray watch
H the birth and growth of a
coalition" party in the Senate.
There are powerful radical ele-
ments in that upper house. La
Toilette leads one group, Cap
per another. Borah and Hiram
Johnson represent still other
kind of radical thought. 1t is
predicted that these elements in
the Republican party will DESTROY
the Republican majority that the
grand old party counted on for
putting things over"
But watch old guard Demo-
Gratis rally to the old guard Re-
publicans. Observe sthe friends
Of railroads, organized finance
and corporations generally, get
together to defend what is asafe
and sane" The Republicans NAV
have only small majority in the
Senate. But, MONEY HAS A
MAJORITY AS BIG AS ANY.
BODY COULD WISH, and will
know how tn usa IL