Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-11-29
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION
CRYTESTHESIA SAVES WOMEN
FIGHT, MR.. SINGH
BOSS MURPHY WILL LEARN

biggest steamship, uses less than a
gallon OF gasoline per mile in her flight
OF 200 A big ocean steamer would
need two tons of coal to one gallon OF
gas for giant flyer. That shows the
difference in power needed to push
aside light air and heavy water and it
tells you how cheaply men will travel
in years to come if they get rid of that
"all the traffic will bear" slogan. 1t is
quit probable that in the future one
days work will earn the actual cost OF
flight around the world
Professor Richet fthe French AGA
denny of Medicine says woman posses
ses faculty, called "Cryptesthesia."
That's scientific name ior intuition,
woman's strange power to Judge char
acter at a glance, her ability instantly
to tell truth from fasehood
"Cryptesthesia" is older than the
French Academy of Medicine, older
than the pyramids Women practiced
that faculty hundred thousand years
ago. when their husbands came wan
dering in late from the cave across
the valley It's their one safeguard
A baby Kangaroo born in the Chjca-
go Zoo is an inch long, about as vide
as led pencil and weighed nine
grains Once born, it climbs into it's
mothers pouch and stays there seven
months, while it's hind legs grow
strong. A giant grizzly bear has ba-
by smaller .han kitten. Nature is
hard on women. But science will fix
that one of these days
St. Nihal Singh, one of 300000,O00
Asiatics ruled in India by a few Eng
lishmen thousands of miles away, has
a grievance. When family members of
the British Empire meet, Canada Aus
traia and other colonies of European
stock are represented by elected dele
gates. midas vast crowd is represent
ed by men selected by knglshmen.
AS usual the trouble is within. It's
the same if you lack force in yourself
some outside force will rule you,
Among the 3OO0O0,0O0 Asiatics Of
Ind" here dwell lO0ao0 hnelishT'n
and lheF 'ule the 50oW)|9O, am"
tn ;'s outnumbercd 5000 to one.
Could Mr.. Singh imagine one English
man keeping down SUN lrishmen! In
YOU fight for it. Even then it is slow.
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In five thousand years, India mas
written millions OF different books
And in all these books the 'vord
Liberty" does not once appear. Tha"s
the trouble with India. Some daE
man viii come along, not a Chad
sninninq wheel but some person OF
mixed race with thick hairy wrists
coarse hands short, stu5hy fingers
He'll let India elect her delegates to
the British Empires famly's reunion
49,
William Pastorio is in jail Tor throw
ing a cat out OF the window, and 'hc
Supreme Court says it is unconstltu
tiona to pass law that would pre-
vent driving thousands of young chill
that on vour tablets We can protect
cats NOT children.
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Charles F. Murphy, who demands a
wet plank in the Democratic platform
for 1924, was firing a shot az McA-
docs ambition according to political
reporters. McAdoo viii welcome such
shooting. Before 1924 ends each candi-
date will be trying to prove himself
dryer than the others
Mr.. Emmons, president of the Elcc
Railway Association, says public
ownership means Socialist governor
All an end of prosperous, sane ma
ton Mr.. Emmons is unnecessarily
worried. What about the post Officer
That's government ownership, and
quite successful. Nobody imagines
that any private company would car