The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-08

FOUND when we cut through to the pIums
Man grows ongheaded until he goes shorthanded
We Adamsons lazy turn to the convenient
and exhaust them before botheng search for substitutes
Industry May MOUe to the Yellowstone
HE tropics the richest stretch Of the globe and tie
people who live there the poorest and most primitive
surfeit's soporifie. Need is the brain strop.
Necessity the postgraduate school of civilization
We always discover what we lack when hard enough
pressed
The Yellowstone region may day become the great
manufacturing center of the United States After
out Of and starto scrape the continents coal bins
The Jim Of Imagination already busy in that weird
furnace of Vulcan.
Fancy erecting steel plants beside Old Faithful Dyna
whrr in the hot msts Of smokestacks crowd
the fantastic barens the paint turn cooking stoves
for canning factories Cities for thousand miles around
pipes and wires from their radiators and transformers
to the incaculable stores Of energy waiting there
Ue-TItousnnd-DfiLe Air Cruisers
AN incredible picture? Jules Verne drew long bow
"A in his time. And look how many of his arrows have
landed.
Submarines armored tanks THE Tour Of the World in
Eighty Daysplenty Of planes could make the trip
in eight, with continuous fuel supply
The Navy Department air cruiser, of
ton capacity, for 5,0Oo-mile straight flights.
Germany will deliver another like it in August It may
direct from Berlin Chicago These 6sooot dirg
bles fly from pole to pole at sixtymle hour clip
Helium freezes -
needless suffering might have been saved Pcary
could pushed north in such machines Amundsen
flying.
The generation will the Arctic casually
journey to Egypt.
An Alarming Vision for the Railroads
TAR takes spin their propeers around the
-
If the inventor of certain a-metal machine speaks
from accurate estimate Sheets winged bueges will shortly
be available for any pocket within Henry Fords reach
Recent trial flights partly corroborae the prophecy Of
planes at three four hundred dollars
Railroads must do tall calculating they expect
survive competition in two dimensions. =
Highways packed with freghting trucks and heavens
filled with and farmers delivering milk and
produce the consumers doors, present alarming
vision the steadiest of dividend payers.
$3.50 for His Carload of Potatoes
T@HE distance between Washington and Moscow pleases
Trotsky less and less Nor do the differences between
the former republic and the present rulers seem SO
insuperable since bohevs has revised its attitude toward
capital
Senator Ladd of North Dakota announces an invitation
from Russia bring along party and look the soviet
system.
He won't accept if he isn't left free to go where he
pease ask what he likes and remain unpledged against
any criticism upon his return
While abroad he would visit Germany and study 90
operative marketing in Denmark
Cooperative marketing in his State has proved
pretty much of flivver.
At least NJ P Nelson, of LeAl N. Oak, must think
He shipped 1886 worth Of potatoes to Minneapolis
change and got back ST. 80 The commission deducted
$42 and freight charges $18060.
An incident which partly explains agricultural enthusiasm
for Government operation of carriers which Sena
tor Cummins states may be necessary.
Michignn's SnLnn,dnder Still Alive
7HE Michigan salamander still lives with fever that
! bursts clinical thermometers. For more than two
weeks her temperature has exceeded ia.
Doctors say she suffering from brain They
can't explain human being resist blood heat
regarded fatal Another scientific and medical
mpossbilty'' to eonfound record.
Surgeons are also dumfounded by the discovery of
piece the left ventrce Of San Francisco mans
heart