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energy of Chicago's businessmen and
citizens generally.
The next step. even more import
! ant. will be to increase facilities for
reaching State street.
| Transportation is to city what
circulation Of the blood is to the
body.
| Chicago's II will" and the civic en-
crgy Of many other cities should be
/ translated into an absolutely adc-
! qua,c transportation system"
A memorial to Woodrow Wilson, at
Geneva. proclaims President Wilson
Founder Of the League Of Nations"
| One Of Europe's millions that hate
!, this country hung 4 sign on the vii
people have done nothing TO deserve
tha, the president should he designat-
! Cd MS the founder of the League of
Nations"
Amen. and thank heaven for that:
this country doesn't want to be the
founder Of the League Of Nations.
j. IT would like to be the founder Of
| such a power on this continent rs
| would inspire respect in those Euro
pcan nations. II would like to be as
soeiated in a great league of Amer
lean nations north and south.
II is not Americas fault il the peo-
pie Of Europe continue to cut each
others threats, lie, cheat, declare war.
Ten thousand high powered. swift
h INC
rines. and 4, ready answer to any i'm
pcr,ncncc from Europe are wha, this
country needs. not any credit" for
mcddling in nations business.
DISPATCHES say Missouri is taking
Senator James Reed of that state
most seriously" rs n candidate for
president on the Democratic ticket.
Senator Reed may. well be taken scri-
ously. Ii he were president of the
United States, there would be fight
ing man in the white house, and this
country would be put in condition to
protect itself in war and inspire re-
spcct in time Of peace.
The United States has had enough
Of the mush and milk policy, the silly
idea Of wandering around the earth
to see how kind we can be to others.
Presidents and senators arc paid to
render service to this country.
New Works university for young
women, Barnard college. intends to
set aside one million dollars to in
crease teachers salaries, a wise de-
cision
Well paid, satisfied teachers, their
services appreciated, arc more import
ant than new buildings or any sort of
fine CELEBRATE monument.
Young students eager to learn, and
teachers competent to teach, in any
sort of building will do the work Of
education
Learned Professor Bunting, Of
Michigan, says a strong jaw does not
necessarily mean Il strong or fierce
character. A weak chin may he duel
to ricketts, in the blood or to impcr-
feet chewing Of food.
had dict changes the face, makes it
ugly.
Much truth in all that. but Musso-
lini's Jaw doesn't come from chewing,
food. He inherited it. When Il man
says Il WILL" he sticks out his jaw
and when he says Il can't" or II am
afraid" his jaw goes hack.
Fighting men, as they grow older.
develop stronger chins, bigger noses,
weak men the reverse.
President Coolidrc's oil conserve
ton board. Secretaries Worh, Wilbur.
Hoover and Dwight +. Davis. inform
the pres ident that oil in sight will
last only six years. Other supplies
must be found or gas engines mus,
use Il new fuel
II may not be quite as bad as that.
for billions of barrels are stored
away in the ground in California. Mr.
Shoup. who sold the Pacific Oil com
pany to the Standard Oil Of Cali
fornia. could tell about that.
But old wells are feeble, new wells
do not last long. And worst of all
many gasoline engines, as the com
mission says. are badly designed. The