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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18

THE evening Of the Community Fund Campaign is
i upon us. We are steaning toward port with all
engines running at forced speed The harbor in sight
For the first time in five years of Community Fund effort
the opportunity here to bring the ship into the safe har
Dor of a completed quota.
Only one thing threatens In the path of this great ship
that is reighted with health for the sick food and warmth
for the hungry and cold chance in life for hundreds of
helpless babes reef of dangerous rocks looms the
paign twilight
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
We Believe in indianapolis

WE believe the citizens of indianapolis are unselfsh
W warm hearted and disposed to aid those who are less
fortunate, who need food clothes, inclined to
give helpless baby its chance for life in favor of doing
something for the growing boy and girl of the city that
will make of them the good citizens of the future.
The chance for indianapolis to prove its unsefsess
here The opportunity has come for the people of the city
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
You Shall Say Whether the
Ship Comes Safely Into Port!

\ S this advertisement is written, is blowing
a against snugy buttOned overcoats and furs of
downtown pedestrians The is blowing
through the thin garments Of icIad children from the
homes of the ctys very poor 1t is sitting through the
cracked walls of houses that the homes of the cit
very poor and there is fuel to the chilled bodies
of undemOurished children.
And colder days are coming Already the demands upon
the relief agencies of the Community Fund ncreas
ing. They will grow greater the cold mantle of winter
spreads Indianapolis More babies will be born chilly
homes boys and girls will need snowresstant shoes
and cod-repeng suits and dresses; families will
be compelled to call upon the agencies that are ded
Gated to the cause of humanity and supported by
the Community Fund. .4e@#&&e
The work of these agencies will be we'll done you will
The distressed and suffering poor will be helped eff
fectvey and started on career of sefdependence the
Community Fund campaign ship is brought safely into
the harbOr and all its needed quota is raised
Will you stand by and see the Community Funds
pagn ship wrecked upon the treacherous Rocks of In
difference? you have given nothing surely you can help
this ship and it's priceless cargo you have already
given surely you afford to give Save the good
ship from the rocks Bring her safely into port!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
A Wreck u pon the Rocks of Indifference?
YOU SHALL DECIDE THIS WEEK

to help the good campaign ship of the indianapolis Com
munity Fund into a safe port.
Every worker in this great campaign has promised to
keep working straight through to the endto stay with
the ship until she seas past the threatening Rocks of In
difference and into the safe waters of the harbor Citizens
who have not given to the Community Fund are going to
be asked to give Citizens who have gven-and many
have subscribed generousy-w be asked to give again
The opportunity to give is yours
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18

P. G.. REILLY
G.. A. SCHNULL
FRANK D. STALNAKER
ELMER W. STOUT
EVANS WOOLLEN
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23

vernost zajm1m du at jsou keremkoh kl aie posta
vim Sc prot kazdemu, jenz nese doilaropou znatku
"Jezo vefm ze presdentsi kandidah vibrant stfana-
mi republkanskou dernokratickou nebudou roc pima
de sveho zvoeni souz neepsim Kajmdm hdu Spojentch
Satd prjmam vyzvu vaseho vyboru ucinfm vse We sve
moci ably zeme tato sala bezpecnou pro demokrac'
leopold Loeb vraz 14leteho hocha, Roberta Frankse
ma obhajce nesporne toho nejznamenejsiho krinal
nho pravnika Americe Darrow vyhra procesy ktere
sly vsechny znamky beznadenosti Neproslues1 by
Moyerem Haywoodem Pettbonem dfedniky tehdejs
derace zapafch havn pro zavrazden gverera Seunen-
berga daha Pachate cinu Harry Orchard, primal
pod prsahou tvrdil ze by proveden vrazdy zjednan
svrchu zmnenym muz ktefi ch odsrant Stetinenber0a
pro eho pronasedovan havrske une Tehdy Clarence
prot sob6 zaloby nynesho senatora o-
raa znamenteho pravnika ale pres to doc osvo
bozeni svych klentd
Pfitomn6 ma Darrow klieny mionafe ale jinak nej
cste venova suzby dem zcela rozdne vrstvy
ecenske Byl havnim obhacem Debsovy haj bratry Nc
Namary jech pamanem procesu Los Angeles Byli tam
souzen zocin vrazdy souvislos dynamovym atte-
atem budovu su Times jehoz tehdejM vydavate Har-
OTIS vystupova nepatelsky pro otgansovanemu del
nictvu Pvns Darrow vynk Chicagu, kdyz vedl pravni
BOZ prot plynarnmu rstu 1923 zastupova pred fe
deralnimi soudy stavkuci havire
Nepochybne kazdy kriminalni pravnik nekdy pouzfva
method ktere by nesnesy dennho sva Darrow as nebu
de vyjmkou. Behem proc4u brary McNanary destal
sam do vazneho rubu pro domney pokus upatt jedno-
no porotce Povinnos lkoem obhace e vysekat" kien
ia te Vec jake cesty prOsredky sc Omu vO nebyO
by as radno sahati advokatdm dol vedom Nicmene
kdyz Darrow muv pred cn DOZEN jako by pravda
spravednost neho muvly Jste kazdy to dozna,
ldo mel pfieztost e syet to do veke miy vysvetlue
eho lspech krimnanich pripadech.
Darrow jest muzem znameniteho vzd6lani autorem
rady brozur socalnch ekonomickych o$zkach Ztravl
cey svu dospey vek Chicagu ale narodi Kinsman.
o. 1857 pritomnem procesu wal Darrow jak Sc
licky rika gamblers chance bizka budouchost ukaze,
.achranil jeho smelly tab madstye vrahy, syny mhonar
pred sibenc IL
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23
Pout' ma Kozim Hradku u Ia

Pout' ma Kozim .Hradku u Ia
bora. O letosni. pou*i v. nede-
II s. t. m. '"tiRoces.. spolecnostf
pro zachovanf hnsit. pamatek'
v ramci tab6rskych oslav Ziz-
kovych pofadane, dOstavily Sc
presetne zastupy ctiteld Hu-
sovych ma pamatnou zricenfnu
O vyznamu Husove vystizne a
dchvatne promluvil okr. Six. in.
a predseda kult. odb. zusjuc.
T. Chyna. X ddstojnosti oslavy
prispa nemalo pevecky sbor
uGitelI z okoli. Phi te pfilezi
tosti odhalena ma Kozim brad
ku blize zffceniny pam6tni de-
ska s reliefem Husa a Zizky,
vystizne dilo sochare T. v. Du-
ska, sokolskou zupou Zizko-
YOU pofizena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23
yYHLAsKA cEskOsLovEN
SKYM STUDUJiClM
v AMERICE

.Matice Vyssiho Vzdelani v
teto dOb6 opetne pfijima pM-
hlasky ceskoslovenskych vyso-
ko4kolskych studentd obeho pc
inlavi, ktefi mali madam a tod
hu We studiich pokracovati lie
bo tyto dokonciti q nemaji d.
statecnych prostredked hmot-
nych k dosazeni tohoto cile.
Obnos, nepresahujici sugmu
$500 ma jednotlivy skolni rok,
zapdjci Sc ma cestny zavazek
splatny v peti letech po dokon-
ceni studiii, a to bez lrokd,
takovym studentGm anebo stu
'dentkam, ktefi vyhovi pozaday
klm predepsanym v pravid-
lech vykonneho yyboru, jez
tuto k jejich bedlivemu pre-.
cteni jsou uvedny:
Uchazec - bez rozdlu po-
hlavi -maze byti jen nerna
jetny student ceskoslovehske.
ho pnvodu musi sc vyznaco.
vati syanpatiemi pro ceskoslo.
venskou vec, vesti slhsny i
rn.avny zivot, vykazati se po.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23

v tonic 'pfedm9te SvysN9de4pf
= iiphanych stfednfch skol-
tacfUdited High Sehools) ans
30 v jinych slkoi&eA, tento d
pine Sc rounajfcfch. Nenf to
si,ad je11om z toh6s ddvodu;. ze
vsechny university a jina vys-
ii uceliste Madou ma znalost
angliciny veliky diraz ze pff
vsech pfednaskach Sc teto reel
vyhradne pouzfva, nybrz pro
to, re pro. neznalost angliciny
nektefi STUDENT propadavaji i
v jinych pfedm6tech a ze je
to. dale vsebecnym prawdlem;
ably posluchac ma univelsite
hned Y, prvnich semestrech obi
raj sc SUDDEN anglic:ny jake
povihnym pfedmetem. Phi stu
diu anglicke reti ma universite
pfedpoklada Sc oysem pfedbez
ma znalost jeji ze skoly stfed-
nj a ;podle .toho je znamkova-
nj dloh take, pfisn9jsi.
Zadatel q pdjcku necht' Ia
5le a We sva pfihlasce zaroven
svou fotografii q nda, ma KITE
rem v vyssich uGelist', vykon-
nym vyborem schvalenych, ho-
dla studovati. Drive vsak, nez-
Ii p6jGka n1u bude povolena
musi ma d1khz svych schopno-
stf dokonciti dsp9chem ale
spon p6l rocnfku prace v tom
to dstavh. Pro pfihlasky stu
dentd jsou ,vzlastni formula.
fe, ktere sc uchazecim ma po-
zadani zaslou; tyto must BY
ii vyplneny v rukou vykonne-
hp vyboru do Is. srpna 1924.
X zadosi necht' student pripo-
il nekolik adres krajanI, ucl.
telI. nebo profesori, ktefi By
'smohli o mem podati zpravy !
iej odporuciti. Dopisy, dotazy
a zadosti adresujte ma tajem.
nici takto: Mrs. Jarosaava
B. Kosnerova, 2255 Co. Cliff
ton Park Ave., Chicago, III.
Ia prozatimni vykonny vyboI
Matice VysSiho Vzd6lani v Chi
cagu, III. ,,
7 J. B. Dimelka, predseda.
! Karel L. ,Jez, vyp. tajemnik
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23

tfebnymi schopnostmi k dspe-
snemu studiu ma vyssich ute-
listich, zavazAti Sc cti, ze do
konci studia nutna k dosazeni
hodnoti bakafare nebo, jineho
akademickaHd stupne, b to ina
nektere z kreditovan5ch Uni.
versit neb lstav6. uchazec mu
81 1plne vyhoveti veskerym po
zadavkdm, nutnSm X pi-.jeti
do akreditovane university
neb lstavu, ktery hodla ma
vst6vovati, a svoliti k tomu, a.
by byly podavany zpravy 0 je.
no pokroku .chovani vykon.
nemu vyboru. Vstoupi-li do i.
Stavu, v nemziSje cestina nebc
slovencina uznav&na ia jeldnu
Y modernich reef, zavaze Sc
ze il prime "a povinny pred
met. Nevyucuje-li Sc cestine ne
bo slovencine, nybtz nektere
:nu jinemu siovaflskemu jay
ku, ocekaya Sc, ze. prime "a
povinny predmet tento jazyk
Vykonny vybor d1razne Ii
pozorhuje, re je nutno, ably u
chazec jeste pred ystoupenin
do vyssiho acelist6 osvojil $
dGkladnou gramatickou zi1a
lost anglicke reci a zjistil $
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23
/. Usiepacn6 pfitcl.

''Pisi ted novou tfochl0hni.
Neinohl bys mi odporucit nsjaky
zcela novy zpdsob smrti pro hrdi-
hu kush2"
''Coz pax. kdyby Sc uz mrtvyy
narodil!"
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-05-08
SATURDAY, MAY l0th to SATURDAY, MAY 18th, Inclusiv
WHAT IS A ONE-CENT SALE?

1t is sale where you buy item at the regular
pricethen another item of the kind for lc. AS
illustrations The standard price of Jonteel Vanish
ing Cream is Soc You buy jar at this price and by
paying 1c more, 51c you get two jars. Every arti
Gle in this sale is high-class standard piece Of
chandse, just the same sell you every day at
regular prices and have sold you for years.
A NEW WAY OF ADVERTISING
This sale was developed by the United Drug Co. as
an advertising plan Rather than spend large
Of money in other ways to convince of the merit
of these goods they spending it this sale in
permitting us TO sell you full-sze package of high
standard merchandise for 1c 1t costs money to get
customers. The loss taken this sale will be well
spent if the goods please you.
SAVE MONEY
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-05-08
PURETEST
PURE FOOD
PRODUCTS

4oc Lemon Extract, 2 OF, 2 for 41c
40c Vanilla Extract, 2 or, 2 for 41c
25c Spices, 2 for zoe
roc Stuffed Olives, 2 for. :. bic
SOC Large Queen Olives, 2 for ole
4oc Orange Marmalade, II or 2 !.
for. -. ... -. -. -. 41c
soc Grape Jelly, 10 or, 2 for. sic
45c Grape jam, 10 az. 2 for 4oc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-28

A Great Book

During tho childhood Of men not
old there were men who knew al
tho sciences. Today scientists are
specialists. A man may become a
recognized specialist and authority
In some ono department Of science
and remain entirely ignorant Of the
general principles Of the sciences.
Herbert Spencer mastered all the
sciences and then wrote his "sys-
tenn Of Philosophy" The first vol.
ume. called First Principles" Is
considered by many the greatest
philosophical work ever written. II
viii DO perhaps another hundred
years before II is given full public
appreciation. or all the philosophers,
past and present. II Is the only one
based on modern science and allow.
ing Tor indefinite expansion Of hu.
man knowledge. This book is rather
difficult reading and should be read
with large dictionary and should
be read two or three times. A per.
son who reads II once will readily
come hack TO Il for second read
Ing. But there are few who Will
finish the first course,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-28
IS ssSAFE FOR MELLON
BY LOWELL MELLETT

or was there an American city
20 completely branded by a sin.
sic citizen as Plltsburg has been
branded with tho initiaia. "a.
w. IT."
Tall skyscrapsrs. trying vain.
- 10 stick their roofs above tho
smoke level. arc many ana hand
some. IL Il a city Of fine Office
buildings. but a little. throc-story.
oldfAhioned gray structure.
bearing the name Mellon Ma
iional Bank towers above All
she others IN the popular mag
inRtlon. Tho popular imhgina-
ton, Incidentally. II very Bcna-
tive 70 finance.
Mellon n working in WASH
inEton for $4,000 a year. says
tho struck citizen. when no
might ho making na many mill
lions hy staying in plttaburF.
This ia tho final proof offered
any person who hesiintcs 20 he-
ccpt Mellon as the greatest Sec
Rotary Of tho treasury since
Hamilton. And Hamilton. ono
Fii,shurgcr reminded me. didn't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-28

racrifes any millions when 10
took tho Job.
II doesn't appear to be a
matter Of affection. Once In q
while you hear someone call
him Andy" but II Is In a tone
that indicates the speaker would
call him Mr.. Mellon II he were
addressing Tho secretary face 20
face. IL is respect and admlra-
uon.
Mellon dictates PittshurE poll
itlcH and all politics in this cor
uer OF Pennsylvania. He does
not know thing about politics,
his friends bay. but he has tho
means TO retain tho best polIti-
cal advisers. Just ns no retains
the best legal advisers. and
while this continued nobody
expects 10 see any change.
80 Western Pennsylvania Is
entirely safe for Coolidge"
suggested 10 one OF the most
important members Of the re-
publican organization.
ITS entirely safe for Mel
Ion" no corrected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-28
TRY THIS TEST
On Presidential Timber

SEVEN. To exact as far a.
possible. equality Of opportunity
FOR all IN the benefits derived
from our public wealth. and 10
denounce monopoly. and special
privilege which have already
Tapped the cream o. the co1n.
try's wealth. leaving AZ the best
comparatively Skinned milk for
the rest Of U.s.
EIGHT. To hold and pub.
ilcly proclaim every public off.
Ger responsible for any part of
the conservation Of national re.
Eources Of the country as a trus.
tee Of the public property. and
NINE. To rec 10 II that
none shall be appointed 20 such
office who fails 20 give fun as.
surance 20 tho people that he %
regards ~
Incidentally. II Is Just ss much
IN the public interest that republi.
cans and non.partisaHs bs
pledged 20 these same principles
before they be elected 70 office
rs II Is 70 pledge the democrats
% them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-28
A Bird in the Hand

CENATOR WALSH of Montana, chief crusader in this
~ Teapot Dome investigation has emphasized one inn
portant point which is sufficient in itself to influence
the government to break the leases by which the naval
oil reserves were turned to private expoiters
The question is presented" says Senator Walsh, "as
to whether 22000000 barrels of oil in the ground is
to be preferred to 10000 barrels Of oil stored in tanks
The senator's investigation have developed the fact
that drainage from the Teapot Dome lease was not
serious Had all the oil subject to drainage been lost to
the government-which by the way it could not have
been-there would still have remained in the ground
and owned outright by the government total of
22,000,000 barrels.
Under the terms of the lease given Harry f. Sinclair
the government would acquire only about 66600O bar
res of OIL All the remainder, the lease said, should 90
to Sinclairs Mammoth Oil company.
Over 80 per cent of the oil to go direct to the
Mammoth company, and two-thirds Of the remaining
20 per cent was to be paid Sinclair for building storage
tanks in which to store the governments meager supply
of oil from its property.
Would you rather the navy had 22000,000 barrels of
oil in natures own storage tanks, 10000 barrels in
Sincair-Dult tank?
Evidently everybody but Sinclair and Fall would rather
have it safe in natures storage
Now Philadelphia court has stepped In and informed General Butler
his Ratchet In something
the law will give him the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-28
by FRANK ]. TAYLOR

UuIE democratic national com.
i mittee has Just issued a new
campaign pamphlet entitled
"Ths Lands Ye Foasess-Who
Shall Administer Themr parts
Of which deserve moro attention
than h given usually 20 partisan
campaign writings.
'Iho Lands 70 Possess" are
the public domains. consisting OK
forests. mineral resources and
water power The booklet osti-
mates the forests az 100000
acres. OF which but one.fifth are
publicly owned. The rich mineral
resources consist Of vast amounts
OF coal. peat petroleum and nat
unl gas, and other riches buried
in tho earth upon which the Ia.
dustriaI progress Of the nation
depends. The water power sup.
ply IN tho greatest one nature
has bestowed upon any nation,
ana already one.third Of II IL IN
the hands Of a few large com
morciai corpomtiona
Tho booklet suggests that a
candidate for high public office
which would make the holder tho
trustee for this national treasure
should be pledged 20 these points:
ONE. To insist by voice and
vote that the natural resources
OF our country shall from now
on be disposed OF for the com.
mon good Of all and not for the
private gains Of a few;
TWO. To emphasize tho fact
that tho livelihood OF the man OF
small means Is a. least equal in
importance 10 the profit OF tho
man OF big means.
THREE. TO oppose every.
where and az all times the use
less waste Of our resources at the
cost Of their cblldren's future.
FOUR. To remember that
children born In l923.io50 viii
come 70 maturity about 1915, and
will DO living largely to the end
OF tho century. or In the year
1000: and that. assuming our pop
ulHtion will increase In some.
thing IKE tho ratio indicated
from the population OF 1000. 600
when the American republic was
founded In 1875. 10 the 10000.
600 which was the population In
1870. and 10 the estimated In
crease 10 1000. 900 by 1880. this
country might easily be called on
10 support population Of some
thing like $50. 900. 600 in the year
1000. and that II might be n mat.
ter OF VISIONS II they would
make Il their business TO review
our resources with a view 10
finding out how these resources
will stand the strain Of time and
hard usage by this constantly In.
crcaalng population.
FIVE. To remember also
that an population goes up. re-
sources so down. And that IL
active and immediate steps to-
ward continued conservation arc
not taken. their children and
grandchildren will inevitably be
reduced TO lower standards OF
living.
SIX. To cali public ntten.
ton 20 the urgency OF time in
any precautionary measures talk
en-, and 10 tho fact that in some
cases IL il almost too late now
90 undo the evil that has been
done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-28
Tom
Sims
NEWS
XTRAl ABOUT
SPAGHETTI

KANSAS CITY man won
IA spaBhctti.catinE contest by a
few yards, eating 1851 feet. which
II some feat After using tho holes
IN this amount % spaghetti FOR
making i,igs doughnuta. you would
have enough holes len over 20
feed two moths elk months.
FOREIGN NEWS
Keep cool" j. Gesldes' advice A.
England. Tho prioo Of coal makes
this warming useless here.
CALAMITY NEWS
Earthquake esis felt In BeIhofslsy,
Alaska. II seems as n enc hit the
towns nano before this.
SPORTS
Aiskhine tho Russian chess
champ. played chess and had a
tooth pulled az tho saiae time with,
out taking an anesthotie for either.
ana without taking ether for an
aneuthetie. tho pain OF ono prob
ably eounteraeiing tho pala Of the
other.
GUESSING NEWS
This i not about congress. Port
land lore,l woman called n Jury
something awful
FARM NEWS
Peru WD man offcu six farms
rent free. but an oxrarmor tells
ua this Is not cheap enough.
FISHING NEWS
Scientists found a whales rib In
Trabuon Canyon. Cal. What an
absent minded whale.
JAIL NEWS
Got tho peg IN Winnipeg. Crook
there had $1,000 Jewels In his peg
les. Cops pulled his leg.
SCHOOL NEWS
Study your spelling lesson or you
are In for bad spell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-28
Frieda's Follies

SOME PEOPLE Just cannot
SEE themselves as others see them,
NOR HEAR themselves either.
THIS WOMAN thought she could
sing.
But the audience this evening
DID NOT share her opinion.
l HAD never liked the creature.
GINGEKLY ] approached the plat.
form, saying:
YOU SANG dlvinely. but do not lose
YOUR simplicity and charm.
I HOPE the applause will not
TURN your head, DEAR
THERE had been no applause.
Be careful what you say during
leap year. The women are liable
to leap at conclusions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-28

DITTsBURG. Jan. 2s.-The
L Mellon tar plan--they don't
caiili tho Coolidge plan in Pitts.
burg. nor even the Coolidge
Mellon plan-may BE slipplng
elsewhere. but Il i still going
strong In Andrew VS. homo
town. For anything that wears
tho. Mellon label h considered.
here. pretty good OF rs kind. II
not Jus, about the best
You have 10 speak gently OF
che secretary Of the treasury 10
be safe, Even tho boy shining
your shoes may DO financed by
Mellon. IL f. almost certain tho
proprietor Of your hotel In. New.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-28
Telling 1t
to Congress
CoIfKTs ARE COsTLY
Excerpts from tho Congressional
Record

That litigation Is unprofitahle 10
tho Fiats goes without saying.
take II. because tho state has 70
maintain courthouscs. state and
counties have 10 maintain court ma,
chincry in the form OF judges. at
tcndantH. light. heat and power
chas. L. Bernheimar, New York
city. before joint subcommittee Of
house and senate committees on the
judiciary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-28
Natural Resources

THEY talk lot about Muscle Shoals and similar
L projects Too bad, of course that these natural
sources are not developed But greatest national
source is BRAINS OF THE YOUNG.
Many boy doomed to child labor under our present
system might become Edison Gary if enabled to
develop his brain.
Brain and Drawn are the ONLY forms Of national
wealth, in the long Emoton-heart and character
lis separate thing. II has to do with happiness Uncle
Sam neglects his best investment, child brain.
Detroit legally enioined making
to her, / kind OF . pattern for leap all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-28
MUSIC NOTES

MUSIC NOTES
Portland Nie,l man sued a singing
school because II annoyed him
Maybe he can sue our Landlord.
EDITORIAL
irwin cobb'a story about a dog
chasing rabbit and tho weather 10
hot both wcro walking. isn't 10
good Tor winter. We mw a turtle
racing snail and tho weather
so cold both got arrested for speed.
ing.
MARRIAGES
Women aro nice. but many arr
foolish. Traverse City, Mich. has
had no weddings this Leap Year.
MARKETS
Never count your chickens until
you arc their only shelk.
SOCIETY
Rats" says Mre Shrek. may
foreteil a shipwrsok. but they also
foFeteii other wrcoka when my
wife sees a rpt she acts as IL abe
would kick tho bucket bat aho kicks
the chandelier instead"
DANCES
Dhe waltz Is growing popular
again. perhaps because the jumpy
dances arc so hard on noses.
BRO. TOMS KITCHEN
Stompins steak with hob nailed
shoes makes Il very tender.
HOME HELPS
Row OF taol1s win stop Erandpa
from sliding down the hanis.crn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-28
A THOUGHT

Who Is this that darkeneth coun.
sci by words without authority
job Sxxvlii.:e.
A s II Ia the mark OF great minds
"A to sny many things in few
words, 80 II is that Of little minds TO
use many words to say nothing LA
Rochefoucauld.