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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-21
FL DEPARTAMENTO de- AGRICULTURAL.

region del mais en- sabana orands.
Yauco y Pehuelas. aun sisndo tan
abundante Ia cosecha. no pnsde sa-
tisfaosr las necesidades de Ia lsiA
y 80 hace necesario importar maiz
de Venezrela , santo Domingo. Dn.
rant~ Ia guerra mundiai FL maia
sustituy6 mny bien al pan. En- dis.
tintss ocasiones 90 IA tratado de
prop~gar 81 mais dulee y parees cue
no tiene sceptaci6n en Pcsrto Rice.
En- algunas parties de Ia isia Ia
siembra de iengibFe ha recibido mas
atcnei6n ore en- amos antsfiores. pc
70 hassa IN fecha Ruestro iengibre
no ruede oompetiT en- eaiidad con
Ell lie Jamaica.
So Ia exportado a Estados unidos
achIoia por vaior de S76.p3o eantt.
dad qre podria dupllcarse a - ie
dieIa alguna atenci6n 4 esta piAnta
de tan facil cuitivo.
Ganduics por vaior De varios nj.
les d. d6lares So han exportadA >
EstaGos Unidos y no hay duda de
que II exportaei6n habrA de samen.
tar en el future.
81 los agricuisores dieran mayor
impulso ai euitivo de los frutos me.
neres. ademAs de Ia ensrada que -
tos frutos les dejarian. eontrbui.
rian grandemente \ mejorar las con
diclonss existentes en- Puerto Rice.
Pud.era ser que Ia sismbFa de piA-
tanos para exportaci6n y otras coss-
cha para consume Iocai resoivisTan
en- parte nuestro problema cafetsro.
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Ell AvIADoR ARGENTINE FAN.
NJ HACE UN vUELo DE PRUEBA

HAIPPoNG, setiembre 20. Cuni-
ted Press) Ell aviador argentine.
comandante dc una fiotiila dc avio-
mes de la misma nacionalidad que
dan la vuelta al mundo. hoy despues
de varios dias de descanso ia hecho
un vuelo do prueba con el fin de -
guir su viaje haeia Toxic.
Sc espera que dcntro de algunos
dias zanni con los recursos enviA-
doles pOr Argentina para que efec.
tue sin interruption 81 proyectado
viaje, pueda hacer el tTayecto hacia
Toxic en- tres cuatro dias.
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Ell MUNDO
CYCLONES
Continuation de la pag. IL


TERRA act1a sobre las moleculas de
aire, a carsa de la gran extsns.on
del e2pacio en- que ell fenomeno ocu
RE, desviandolas de su direcc16u y
convirtiendo en- un giro en- espi al,
su traslacion rectilfnea. Asi enlpie-
"a Ell huracan. Su gestacion lenta
drra algunos. >dias, en- los cuales Sc
acumula la energia que lie impulsa
lanzandolo como un proyectil, que
describe una parabola como ell ci-
cl6n, por estar sometido tambien a
ma fuerza de impulsion y la ac
cion de la gravedad.
No Sc former ciclones entire el
ecuador Y los 10 grades de latitud,
pcr1ue ell movimiento de rotacion
de la terra en- las proximidades
del ecuador no es bastante a i'm
primir ell movimiento de giro al
vionto. Pero a partir de ahi, entire
los 10 Y Is grades Sc forman los
tCmibles huracanes de las Antillas,
Que siguiendo su trayectoria mar
chan en- direction Oeste, inciinan-
dose luego al Noroeste al Norno-
reste a mcdida que Sc elevan Ell
latitud, para recurvar entire los 16
y SO grades, segln las estaciones.
rjri@ense, despues de recurvar, al
Norto v al Nordnste, siguiendo la
marcha general de las corrientes
atmosfericas, con ligeras modifica-
cores, retrocediendo veces, per-
manociendo estacionarios en- oca-
stones. siendo siempre pe0uefia la
ve'ocidad con que Sc traslada en-
relacjon a la velocidad con que gil
ri. la vc1acidad de rotaci6n del
viento es de 80 100 millas por
bora, mientras Ia velocidad de
+raslaci6n de Ia masa de aire varia
de 8 a "a alguna vez llega 80
millas por hora.
La estaclon de los tlaracanes prin
cipia en- la primera decena de Ju-
MO y termina en- la Ultima de Oc-
tubre, de acuerdo con la teorfa ex
puesta. Asf en- ell mes de Agosto
cuando la zona de las calInas Sc
aproxima su lfmite superior: el
anticicl0n del Atlantico Sc encuen-
ira entire los 80 Y 35 grades de Ia
it'd; y ell centric de minima pre-
sion so alicia hacia Ell Este, apro-
Simandose a las Islas de Cabo
Verde, en- La costa de Africa, es
cuando son mas frecuentes, mas
numerosos los huracanes. Los me-
ses de Septiembre octubre siguen
despues en- orden de frecuencia; y
JUNO Y Julio, sobre todo ell prime
70, cuando la zona de las calmas
esta cerca del Ecuador, el antici-
con Sc sproxima al mar Caribe, y
Hel centro de minima preston Sc di-
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tconrlnuact6n de La Ira. pAS. /,

(Conrlnuaci6n de La Ira. pag.)
de los Estados Unidos hombres de
reconocida competencia cuando no
los pudimos conseglur en- Puerto Ri
CO.
Comparando las estadisticas nota-
mos que no ha habido aumento en-
las exportaciones de frutas citreas
y pifIas, habiendo exportado este
afio frutas por valor de $3,9s2, ,756
y el a1o pasado por valor de SO.
729 ,484.
FRUTAs CITREAS
X PINAS
Con motive de entrar EN- vigor Ia
ley sobre Salario Minimo para MI
jeres v Niiios las exportaciones de
toronjas en- conserva decayeron al
go, pero al ser declarada dicha ley
Unconstitutional por la Corte Supre-
ma, Ell trabajo en- las factorias DON
de SC preparan las toronjas Sc reanu-
do DE- nuevo. Los empacadores de-
clarab7n que no tenian ganancia al
grna micntras la ley Sc cumpliesc.
Hubo un peQuefio aumento en- la in
dustria de piflas.
Ell mercdo de chinas y toronjas
fresCas fu6 muy bajo durante ell afio
y una buena cantidad de la cosecha
Sc perdi6 porque apenas Sc hubiera
pagadc el gasto de recoger la fruta.
En- algunos sitios la sarna del citro
afect0 considerablemente la calidad
de Ia fruta. Aunque Sc ha notado I'm
peqEefo aumento en- los precios du-
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Cocos

Cocos
Hay grandes extensiones de terre.
no 10 largo de la costa propias
para siembras de cocos. De Maya.
giiez R;nc6n. de Punta Cangrejos
a Rio Grarde y ell la Playa de Hu.
macao hay hermosos palmares. Sc
han sembrado nuevos cocales y hay
otros que entran ahora en- produc.
ci6n.
Puerto Rico ha tenido la suerte
de Que sus palmares no hayan ST.
do atacados por la PUDRIcIoN
DEL CoGoLLo (budrot), enferme-
dad que arareci6 en- Cuba, Y proba-
blemente habra TN buen aumento
en- production debido a las nuevas
siemnras. Durante ell presente afio
fiscal exportamos a Estados Unidos
cocos por valor de S605, ,O79 y al ex.
tranjero por valor de S11. 1855.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-21

de estos primeros dias de su des-
gracia, ha recibido, dice la Prensa,
una carta conmovedora de la ma
Dire del muerto con Ell perd6n Y la
bendicion para la matadora de su
hijo. . r.
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rante los tltimos meses y Sc han he
cho huenos embarques, los fruteros
sc muestran pesimistas. Un numcro
de fincas han sido vendidas a los
azucareros. los frutales han sido
destruidos. sembrandose en- su lugar
cana de aziicar.
La cosecha de pifias ha sido lrcra-
tiva la extension de las Sombra :
ha aumentado apesar de Ia escasez
de hiiuelos. Cuba ha prohibido Ia
exportaci6n de hijuelos a otros pa
ses y este, desde luego. ha sido un
obstaculo para nuestra cosecha. II
Departamento ha permitido varias
impoItaciones de hijuelos del Ha-
waii, sujctas las leyes de cuaren-
tena de plantas. Probablemente Ia
cosecha del afio entrante sera ma.
yor y los precios subiran.
L. Estacion Experimental Insu-
lar iniciara una serie de trabajos
EN- reIaci6n con el cultivo y las en-
fermc 1ades del citro y de ser debt
damente secundada por nuestros fru-
teros, estos esfuerzos resultaran de
valio51 ayuda a los agricultores.
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ALGoDoN

ALOonON
Les cotizaciones de algod6n du-
rante ell aiio han sido buenas y las
siemhras Sc aumentaron a unas l2.
600 crerdas. La region productora
de algod6n comprende toda Ia par
te SEGA en- Ia costa noroeste de Ia
isla v algunos sitios en- Ell suroests.
Hay buenas probabilidades para ex.
tender Ia zona del algod6n n otros
prntce. especialmente en- la costa
sur que es SEGA. Sc han hecho prue-
has con 6xito sembrando algod6n en-
las colinas 10 largo del llano de II
costa sur.
En- los mercados extranjeros tiene
fama nuestro algod6n por Ia exec
lente calidad de la hebra. La varie-
dad Sea-island" parece adaptarse
admirablemente las condiciones en-
Puerto Rico. Para evitar que Sc de-
genere la cahdsd del algod6n Sc ha
importado semilla de primera cali
dad procedente de las posesiones in
glesas EN- las ndias occidentales.
La exportaciones de algod6n Sea
Island a Estados Unidos ascienden
4S6. .453 libras valoradas en- Sls5,
864.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-20

WANTED-To exchange hay for
wheat. y. A Jacobsen.
Oct. se-Nov.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-20
PROSPERITY FOR
LUMBER INDUSTRY

With a building shortage in this
country in excess Of s4,00O,000,00O,
the outlook for producers Of ali
building materials should be bright.
Lumber will come in for the larg-
est share OF prosperity as it is used
almost universally in the construc-
ton of homes and farm buildings.
Labor is plentiful for sawmills and
logging camps and there are almost
no strikes. Buying power Of public
is greater than it has been for past
few years.
Excessive taxation is the only thing
which stands in the way of wonder
full prosperity for the lumber in
dustry
As rapidly as the public learns that
the working man makes greater
profit ont Of a prosperous industry
than do the owners (for the laborers
receive the greatest share of money
earned), it will take keener inter
est in the problems affecting in
dustry which means employment
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-20
HAIR ALL RUBBED OFF
Barber Tells World Why John ID
Rockefeller Is Bald.

TARRYTOWN, ". Y-Edward
Helwlg village barber who admits
that he is more or less responsible
for the badness Of John d. Rookie
Teller, the oil king, tomorrow will
Teller, the oil king, who celebrated
his 5Oth anniversary at his trade re-
Gently.
81 remember shaving Mr. Rookie
Teller often,' said Mr. Helwig today
in talking of his most famous pat
ron. 81 told him at that time that
he would lose his hair. You might
say | was the cause of his losing his
hair but I obeyed his orders. The
doctors had told him not to take
hard massage Of the scalp. Yet
when I started to rub his head light
ly he would order me to massage
so brfskly that it would be Ike
beet. 1 warned him but he wouldn't
listen to me Now hasn't q hair
on his head"
1t is at least Is years since Mr.
Helwig has been called upon to per
form his tonsorial work On the oil
king, he said
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-20
WIDE ROADS PRE-
VENT ACCIDENTS

Pennsylvania will not start on gen
eTal highway widening program until
the whole state is provided with
traveIable roads, says the state high
way secretary. However, 40-foot
paving is favored on important trunk
highways with all rights of way from
so feet to 120 feet wide.
Western states have already start
ed on widening process for roads
but instead of building 40-foot pave
ments they are putting about a 2-foot
shoulder on each side of existing IS
foot pavements and covering the old
pavement or maeadam road, with a
water proof covering of asphaltic
concrete to absorb the jar of rapidly
moving vehicles and thus prevent
capitalization or destruction OF non
elastic road Surfaces or pavements.
In addition, wherever possible.
they are widening the road grade
from fence to fence with a gentle
slope for drainage like city street.
This relieves traffic congestion on a
narrow paved strip as it permits six
to eight vehicles to stand side by side
if necessary.
Eliminating side bitches and
widening roads in this manner is the
greatest step yet taken to eliminate
automobile accidents.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-20
TAXATION MEASURES
SUCCESS OF GOVERNMENT

Taxation is the process Of taking
dollar from somebody 10 whom it
belongs rightfully and using it for
the benefit Of the people collective
ly," says Paul Shoup, yice-president,
Southern Pacific Company. "The
wisdom that governs the taking Of
this money from it's owners and its
expenditure on behalf of his fellow
men, who individually have no claim
to it whatsoever, in q large way mea-
sures the success of government.
There would not have been an Ameri-
can Republic except for problems re-
lating to taxation which resulted in
geyering the political ties that bound
the old world and the new.
THE question of taxation never
ual more than at this present time
In large degree he is unquestionably
unaware of how much of his daily
burden arises from taxation. But
history shows that this sleep and
forgetting is not to be accepted as a
finality. In the end when the bur
den becomes too great, or the sense
Of injustice too strong. he seeks the
sOurce and then comes the upheayal
"Only the most shallow Of think
ers believe that taxation rests where
it is initially placed Every man
strives to pass it on in the sale of
his services or his production, just
as he strives to pass on other ex-
penses. So, taxation is an element
in the cost of every bit of food put
in the mouth. of every garment worn,
Of every roof that shelters, Of travel
and entertainment, and at the end.
in the cost OF death ITSELF
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-20
HELP FOR OLD FOLKS

Time Of Sickness and Suffering
Too many people begin TO suffer al
middle age With constant basxzche.
urinary Ills and rheumatic pains End
aches Weak kidneys s-s usually the
cause and. IL neglected. there Is dan
ger Of hardened arteries. dropsy. srz-
vel or Brisht's disease Help yorr
weakened kidneys with =. s-iuGlsEt
diVretlc before kidney disease gets q
firm hold Use Deans Pills Thou
sands OF old folks recommend Deans
Here is Paye1te proof.
Mrs R L Brsnnock- sss ". Sth
ST. says u couldn't sleep At night
on account Of sharp stahoiaE pains
in the small OF ny back Work vas
ont OF the question fer ny hack gave
out entirely with the least exs-1ion-
! had severe headaches aud dizzy
spells and az times I vas almost
blind Ny SRkles s~elled AID ny
kidnsys acted too freely After as
ing Deans Pills / sSs Cured perna-
rentlyr
Price soc. ar all deslers- Doa't
simply ask for kidney rsnsdy-Ket
Deans Pills-ths same tia, Nrs-
Brannock had Foster-Milhzrn Co,
Mfrs, Buffalo,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-20
Serial o227s7
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. c 5
Land Office AZ Boise, Idaho. October
%. 1924
NOTICE Is hereby given that JUliz
H Syme, formerly Julia H Lievsay
Of Weiser, Idaho. Who, OF October
%, 1919, made Additional Home
stead Entry Act December %, 1915,
No. 0227s7. for EA NEE. Sec 20.
81 NW1., SWA4, Wa SEL Sec 81
and SW4 NEA. NW4 SEA. Sec
ton IS, Twp. 8 N, R W, Boise
Meridian, has filed notice Of inten-
ton TO make 5 year proof. 10 eStab-
lish claim to the land above describ-
ed, before Register and Receiver 81
the United States Land Office, at
Boise, Idaho, on the End day Of De
esmber, 1894
Claimant names as witnesses. ".
David Kelley, Amos c. Hammond,
Thomas Harding and John ForgTy,
all OF Psyette, Idaho.
BARTLETT SINCLAIR.
Oct Se-Noy. p Register
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-20
WESTBOUND-
PAYETTE VALLEY BRANCH

No S4f, departs : a n.
No. SIS. arrives $40 p. N.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-20
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.

Sunday morning service ST II
lesson sermon, subject,
Sunday school at 10 A.M.
Testimonial meeting on Nednes-
isv svNTins at o'clock.
Reading roor1 st Church Edifice
Els North 9th Street, open daily from
, to 4, except Sunday.
The publie Is cordially invited to
attend he services and visit the reAd-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-20
NOTICE OF ass ESSMENT NO. 81
BY THE PAYETTE IRRIGATION
COMPANY LIMITED. OF PAY
ETTE IDAHO

At 8 meeting OF the directors OF
the above named Corporation held in
Payetts, Idaho. on the 10th day OF
November. 1884 s1 assessment vas
levied upon all the outstanding stock
Of the company SIS follows. Upon
each share Of COMMON stock. two
(s2.0ol dollars: and upon each share
PREFERRED stock one (S1-e0l
dollar; due and payable ar once 10
the secretary OF the company, D ".
Ainey.
Any stock upon which the assess
De1t remains unpaid OF the 10th dsy
OF December. 1884 viii be delinquent
and advertised for sale az public sac-
ton and unless payment Is made BE-
fore, viii be sold 10 the highest bid
der at the hour Of . D n. on the
SrG day Of January. 1928: 10 pav
the delinquency together with the
cost Of advertising and cost of sale.
Sale at court house
There is standing on the books
SA@fS> ------------------------------ STOCK,
in your name. The amount OF vour
assessment is So psvmezt
by mail will be recsip,ed by return
mail.
Nov. Is D. ". AINEY, Sec.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-20
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION

Send me your sIb1eaotions for
magazines and periodicals. can
make you attractive clubbing rates
on all orders. Phone No. 25IJ. "
write me at No 1917. FIT ATenu
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-20
CHURCH OF THE HOLY FAMILY

First Sunday OF Month, Mass st
1000 A NJ.
Second Sunday OF Month. Mass ST
$40 A. NJ
II there are five Sundays in the
month, Mass on the fifth Sunday
will be ST S:se A VI.
Third Sunday OF Month. No Mass.
Fourth Sunday of Month. Mass st
: 80 A. NJ
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-20

TURKEYS WANTED
consigu to Us. Full market prices
and prompt returns guaranteed.
Write for tags and quotations
THE SzETNAR Co. INC.
TOO Front s. Portland. Ore.
Reference [. $. National Bank
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-20
Conservation in America

CONSERVATION was not rcsorted to In
the Revolutionary war The first hi'I
of this kind was introduced into an
American congress by the conscriplion
net of October %. 1914, under the aus
nicos of the then secretary OF w@r,
DANES Monroe. This was not carrie
cut
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-20
TRAINS DUE To ARRIVE IND DE-
PART FROM PAGETTE. Eff
FECTIEE. MAY 1. 1924

EASTBOCND-
No. IS, due $50 g N.
No. Sc. due 7:49 3. n.
No. IS, due S:57 g n.
No. -, due 1850 p. n.
WESTBOUND-
No II, due sac g. n.
No. IS. due 1855 q. n.
No. IS, due s;40 ?. Il.
No. %, due sac ?. n.
No. 5, due 6:22 p. Il.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-20
ANNUAL nazlaR

The ladies OF the Episcopal Guild
viii hold their annual haIzzr ut the
Valley Hardware store on Saturday.
DsysmbSr sth. d. 49,. (
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-20
COOKED FOOD SALE AND BAZAAR

Past Noble Grand club Ct the Re
bekah Lodge viii hold 8 cooked tced
sale and bazaar on Saturday, Deem
Der End at the Independent Neat
Market
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-08
THE NTEDTOCRITY RULE

IT FINDER the seniority rule worth and ability have nothing to
III do the selection of charmen of committees in the United
States Senate congenta idiot happened to be elected
the Senate all he would have do become chairman Of
important would be live long enough and keep
being back to the Senate.
We are arguing that a congenta idiot would be Of
might be lust the man for place point
What make that chairman happens to be
for the job he doesn't get the job
fitness but because he is in line by seniority
of service
There Of change however because the
seniority possible for little hold big Jobs
and there little than big rule in
legislative bodies.
So neither the Republicans the Democrats want to
change system No what the political complexion
the Senate Republican members from Republican States
and Democratic members from Democratic States
go the top they live long enougand keep up their
party regularity.
The main thing accomplished by throwing La Toilette,
Ladd Brookhart and Frazier of the Republican party
enable less able jump their heads por
In this accomplished without disturb
ing the sacred seniority rule
Naturally enough the Democrats love this rule quite
as the Republican Senators do happened to be
of the abest in the party States now
Republican should be elected they would have the
the Their ability would count for
nothing
possible Massachusetts thinks
this rule might be improved particulars prevents
him from starting in where former Senator Lodge left off
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-08
TURNING BACKWARD on TAX PROGRESS

~ the day that New York bankers business men
NJ hailed him second Alexander Hamilton Secretary
of the Treasury Mellon made of his annual report
again the adoption of the recenreected Mellon tax
plan
Lightly pushing aside the recognized principle that
should be taxed increasing proportion Of their
the Of their worldly possessions grows Secretary Mellon
urged cutting the rich mans expense poor
mans
There were seven high spots in the Secretarys
mendations Perhaps it because each of ar
ments plea for those who have against who have
not that the of Wall Street gathered banquet in
York hailed Mr.. Mellon the financial genius age
Melons recommendations A p per cent max
mum surtax per cent normal rich and poor alike
revision downward Of the in or elm
nation Of the gift tax. repeal Of publicity outang Of
axexempt securities and adjustment Of income tax rates to
such point where incentive will be removed
Each OF these recommendations touches upon important
subject too involved for brief discussion Suffice to say that
the recommendations if carried would remove with one
gesture the accumulated wisdom Of progressive tax legislation
during the past decade
Congress will think twice before accepting Mr. Mellon
proposals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-08
Science

In the last few years science has
changed many popular beliefs and
has totally destroyed others.
School children Of today have =
general idea of the groundwork of
astronomy. biology and chemistry.
One educator recently announced
that the children of today were far
better educated and better Informed
than their parents are. even in the
rare cases where the parents had
a fairly complete college education
In the sciences, twenty-five years
ago.
Most parents OF today were sadly
handicapped by almost total ignor-
ance. They are taught that a horse
hair could he turned into a snake by
putting it into a bottle of water; that
II a snake IS killed it's tail never
dies until the sun goes down; that
lightning never strikes a barn
where the swallows nest: that II you
kill a spider It will rain tomorrow.
And many similar beliefs.
Ridiculous as these may sound to
the boy or girl student of today they
were accepted as true a few years
ago. and are still all that constitutes
Science" today in certain backward
sections of the country.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-08
TONGUE Tips

Rev, r. IT. Miller. Kansas City:
BE your own undertaken There
are many things, many habits and
many lines of thought that should
be buried"
Charles NJ. Schwab. millionaire
steel MANI IF I had my life TO live
over again. I would choose 10 start
now. for the future offers greater
promise than the past"
Rev. Arthur Howe Bradford, Dos
ton: "A man who grasps and holds
fast to the views If life that come to
him In what ne knows in his heart
to be his moments of c1earest spirit
ual vision. will he able to stand any
thing which can happen TO him"
Senator ROYAL s. Copeland, New
York: Governor Al Smith is n
Venus de Milo in n roon-much ad-
mired by the multitude--but he is
not n leader
John Moody. financial writer: THE
United States has become n nation
Of investors. Time was when this
class was limited to n few million.
aires. 2 few thousand retired bust
ness men and n few widows and
orphans. hut in these days our IN
vestor class is in no way limited in
its characteristics