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The monitor., 1927-12-16
TIGER" FLOWERS HEIRS
TO RECEIVE $15O,000

Atlanta, Ga.-An estate valued at
$15O,000 was left by Theodore (Ti-
ger) Flowers, former middleweight
champion. Under the will, 100000
will be converted into trust fund
for his daughter, Verna Lee. The
bulk of the remaining estate will
be divided by his wife and parents.
The monitor., 1927-12-16
THIRTY-FIvE CALL HIM DAD"

Bridgeport, Conn.-Plenty Keitt,
106, is the father of 35 children, 10
of whom are living; grandfather of
100, great grandfather of ~ and
has several great, great grandchil-
dren. His youngest son, James P.
Keitt, 352 Warren street, is AZ.
The monitor., 1927-12-16
LYNcHINc SHERIFF BEATEN

Columbia, Tenn. Twenty-four
hours after Sheriff Luther Wiley,
white, permitted the lynching of an
18-year-old youth here, citizens went
to the polls and voted him out of Of
lfice.
The monitor., 1927-12-16
SALARIES MAY BE HELD UP

Cicago, Ill-Owing to a general
shortage of school funds, half of the
teachers salaries of Chicago may be
held up during the months of January
and February to cover a shortage of
$6,00O,000
The monitor., 1927-12-16
MISSISSIPPI TOWN WINS
MURDER BELT

Clarksdale, Miss.-(A N P)-Dur-
ing the year just closed 166 murders
were committed within the corporate
limits of this city with only four ar
rests by the authorities. Of the 166
souls sent into eternity without
warning, 80 per cent were Negroes.
The monitor., 1927-12-16
COLORED STUDENT WINS
SCHOLARSHIP

Lon Island, N. Y.-(ANP)--Ar-
thur Owen Waller of Elmhurst, Long
Island, young colored junior in the
Springfield Y. M. C. A. college, has
been awarded one-year scholarship
at the University of Geneva, Switzer-
land, for excellence in his studies.
The monitor., 1927-12-16

to reach the verdict, and some of
that was consumed in the trip to and
from the jury room.
The monitor., 1927-12-16
Communists Are Said Courting Negroes
E DIT O R A L

In editorial of last week the Sol Wesley case we
stated that would be pleased to have Judge Fitzgerald
or any ohe member of the bar correct point
which in We are therefore very glad to
receive letter from Judge Fitzgerald in which he
that made mistake in stating that the
esey whereas what DONE Weseys appear
o fix date for carrying the provision of
verdict and sentence pronounced some years ago."
Judge Fitzgerad's letter will doubt to clear
much of the misunderstanding concerning this
shows that necessary fix
the Board of Pardons Paroles an appca
ton for communication of sentence
Our contention that Wesley is mental defective
overthrown but the contrary strengthened
courts verfcaon of statement of the commission
mittees finding him mot insane but of low mentality Their
report had it, only stated it another
subnormal mentality
The fact that Weseys statement to the hospital
thortes that he not insane but taking he returned
to the penltentiary without formal ORDER does
opinion eliminate the charge of rreguarty did
that customary place
ments of people adudged insane that they
to have been done in this We have understood
that insane people invariably insist that they perfectly
and that everybody proved
to deceive the aenists who pronounced him
committed him to the asylum would that his mentality
instead OF being subnOrma low the contrary super
normal or high, does it not? But all this aside.
Those who have contact with Wesley say that he
mental defective, and this is the real point at Our
contention that being mental defective
he ought not to be executed but imprisoned for life Judge
Fitzgerald in his letter. which herewith publish
granted Wesley special hearing January which
believed his sentence will be commuted and The Monitors
prophecy fulfilled
Here the letter written us by Judge Fz-
gerald for whom have the highest regard believe him
to be of the fairest minded judges the bench:
JAS M FITZGERALD
District
Omaha, Neb
The monitor., 1927-12-16
December 10, 1927.

~.
Albert Williams,
Post Office Box 1904,
Omaha, Nebraska.
My dear Father Williams:
in of Of December 9th you
resentencing of Sol Wesley.
gathered from the that Sol Wesley
sentenced
Whether the resentencng would be legal before for
discussion this time Sol Wesley
already sentenced
day fixed had passed without any definite poponemen
by this Wesleys appearance
carrying provision
The Board of Pardons and Paroles declined
application commutation when
execution, and with the always
that time the future Wesley might be habeas
would according editorial wish
have this
You speak of Wesley The committee who
ned him found he mentality There
distinct legal distinction insanity diseased mind
There much misunderstanding in regard this matter
this
Weey's sentence WILL in all probability, be
S not considered dangerous while confined.
Very truly yours
(Sgned) JAS. M. FITZGERALD.
P. SWeey could have been discharged cured He told
keepers he insane that he had been taking"
He then returned the "pen' without formal
Evening star., 1927-04-11
New Program Formulated.

Wall Street and the automotive in
dustry are less directly concerned
with the general status of the Ford
| legend Of business genius than with
the plans of the Ford Motor Co. to
meet the new and heightened compe-
tition. The insiders assert that the
new program has already been for.
mulated, and that 1t is not "sensa-
tional."
In the past Ford has shown a rare
capacity to make brilliant strokes
when his back was up against the
wall. There is little reason to assume
that the resourcefulness of his or
ganization has been impaired.
When he discloses his new program
the atmosphere in the automotive in
dustry will be cleared Meantime
the strength of General Motors stock
indicates little fear that ordinary men
viii be unable to compete successfully
in the future with the wizardry of
Henry Ford.
One Of the most hopeful factors in
the American business situation is the
increasing disposition on the part of
leading corporations to make huge in
vestments in scientific research for
the purpose of advancing industrial
arts. The Bell Telephone Cos. spend
Harvard University. Experts in the
corporate laboratories are at the from
tier of new knowledge and better
methods for doing the worlds work.
Instead of relying on the accidental
inventions OF the past, big business is
now planning and scheduling technical
progress.
Auto Industry Factor.
These observations are prompted by
the recent announcement for the most
far-reaching plan for research activity
in the history of the American steel
industry by the United States Steel
Corporation. incidentally, F. j.
Haynes, chairman Of Dodge Bros, re-
Gently told me that, in his opinion, the
automotive industry is primarily re-
sponsible for the technical advance
ment in steel making in the last 25
years. The automotive industry, he
pointed out, insisted on finer and bet
ter standardized products and became
an important enough factor to insist
on it's demands.
Secretary Hoover is the latest pub
licist to tell the world that the golden
age in railroading Is at hand.
In an address before the Atlantic
States Shippers Regional Advisory
Board he declared that the new CO.
operation between carriers and ship
pers had demonstrated the capacity of
private interests to solve their own
problems.
IF any one wanted to argue the
question of Government ownership of
railways in the United States, he has
to get over this concrete demonstra-
ton of the capacity Of private owner
Evening star., 1927-04-11

and difficult or impossible to copy.
Such is the skill of q De Pachmann.
a Kreisler or a Pavlova. Recently in
Paris u legal action was taken against
a dancer on the ground that she had
disobeyed her contract by inserting
into a dance something not agreed
upon. A newspaper comment, remark
ing that Pavlova need never copy
right her Interpretation of lie Cygne,
appreciated perfectly this kind Of
skill. Rhythm is q particularly good
example of patterning and rhythm
in industry may prove to be as i'm
portant as in music.
Skill, as distinct from habit, in
wolves the ability to be aware of and
to correct faulty adjustment. A sur
geon's or automobile drivers skill inn
plies this. While it consists partly of
habits, skill permits immediate inter-
ference with any single habit or COM
bination of them. And this makes it
difficult to study. Some disputes about
skill in industry are unnecessarily ac-
rimonious because these facts are not
realized.
II would suggest the utility of re-
serving the word skill for the higher
grades OF performance. To say that
q man can run does not necessarily
Evening star., 1927-04-11
THE BUSINESS OF GETTING
AHEAD.
What Is a Skilled Laborer?

The net effect on the labor market
Of restricted immigration is to curtail
the supply of unskilled, or common,
laborers, whose work must to an in
creasing extent be performed by au-
tomato machinery.
Skilled workers are less readily re-
placed by iron slaves-machinery.
Their skill is ordinarily a matter OF
slow acquisition, and carries on the
earlier traditions of craftsmanship
that prevailed when journeymen
learned their trade under the sponsor
ship of master workmen.
7. H. Pear, psychologist of the
University of Manchester, England,
has made a scientific study of the
nature of industrial skill.
"Of high grade skill,' he writes, in
the Journal of Personal Research,
there may be two different types:
"(a). Unoriginal. This skill, of
course, may reach a very high level
of complexity and excellence. 1t
characterizes many industrical proc
eases.
"b'. Skill in which there is some
thing personal, new creative, unique,
Evening star., 1927-04-11

imply that he possesses skill in run
ming. But if he has learned a good
way to use his limbs, to regulate his
breathing, to sprint at particular
point or moment, and If he has learned
all this with respect to different kinds
Of track, different lengths of race and
different classes of competition, he
may be said to possess skill in run
ming races. This would also be true
If he had acquired such ability in a
binder and less intellectual way.
C0ncOurse of Habit.
Some so-called skills are merely a
fortuitous concourse of habits And
often some Of them are not good hab.
its. Possibly no single one of them Is
well adapted to the task, and the
whole collection is only a makeshift.
'If man be compared with other ami
mails it seems that, while some of them
inherit high degree of skill, he does
not. Birds inherit skill in nest build
ing, the kingtisher building one type,
the swallow another, selecting, more
over, different material. In contrast,
man IS VIGOROUSLY helpless at birth.
The skills which he acquires depend
almost entirely upon his social and
material environment.
1T should not be forgotten here
Evening star., 1927-04-11
Thornton Showing Skill.

ship to solve its problems" the Seer
tary said
Evening star., 1927-04-11

Mr.. Hoover, in my opinion. is right
in limiting that the demand for public
ownership and operation is on the
wane. In the debate the most effec-
tive argument that the railroads have
been able to advance has been efficient
service.
Meantime, Sir Henry w. Thornton,
head Of the Canadian National Rail
ways, is showing skill in operating q
aforementioned property.
Each day the old superstition that
women had no head for money mat
ters is being exploded by the intelli-
gent activity of 10000 woman bankers
of whom 2,l00 are executives. On the
tenth anniversary of her career as a
trader in Liberty bonds for the leading
house in Wall Street specializing in
Government issues, Mrs. Irma Dell
Eggleston has a record of having
bought or sold $50 1000, 900, 900 of such
issues--more than the total of the ma
tional debt at the peak.
Trading" she says, ''is the only
game I have found that pays me
money. All the other games / have
to pay to play"
High finance has ceased to be ex-
clusively a mans profession.
Evening star., 1927-04-11

that the highly skilled performer i'm
presses his own personal stamp upon
the product. In painting. sculpture,
surgery, pottery. foot ball and dancing
the highly skilled perform with a
characteristic style. In doing so they
are creators.
Instinct, then, probably plays 81
relatively unimportant role in human
skill. 1t may, however, exert enor.
nous driving force in impelIing per-
son to strive to acquire skill in the
face of difficulty and encouragement"
Evening star., 1927-04-11
POTATO MARKET WEAKER.

CHICAGO, April II, CA).--Potatoes-
Receipts new, II; old. 1.42; on track,
new, "a; old, 2.69; total U S. shipments
Saturday, SOS; Sunday. 81 cars. Old
stock demand and trading slow, mar
ket slightly weaker; Wisconsin sacked
round whites, 1.90a2 05; mostly 1.95a-
200; bulk, 2.00a21 10; Michigan bulk
russet rurals, 2.10; Idaho sacked rus
sets, 3.05a3.25; mostly 3.15; new stock
demand and trading moderate, mar
ket steady; Florida barrels, Spalding
rose, No. 1, 8.00a8.50; No. 2, 6.00a6.50
Texas, sacked Bliss Triumphs, 4.50a4. IS.
Evening star., 1927-04-11

How to plan home decoration, what the new
patterns look like in color, colorplates of model
interiors, helpful advice on the laying and care
of Armstrong; Linoleum Floors-you'n find
it all in Hazel Dell Browns 24-page book,
"The Attractive Home How to Plan Its
Decoration. Sent upon receipt of ten cents
Evening star., 1927-04-11

This linoleuhn. to quote decorator, possesses
texture" Tiles of similar color, not regularly
matched, are framed with mortared interliners.
But-and this is another exclusive Armstrong
interliners are slightly pressed
into the surface of the floor. Offered in
colorful array of patterns-quarryt tiles, ashlar
motifs, close figures.
Evening star., 1927-04-11

- y u I
designers.
1t IS somewhat daring But just as di
clothes dress up your husband, just as
you yourself look well in a velvety black
evening gown, SO a linoleum floor of
regal black the pattern softened by
rich marble granting brings new dig
nifty and richness to any room.
There are no alternating blocks of
contrasting color. The floor presents a
soft, even tone made interesting by
pleasing variation in the granting lines.
Here is a pattern that hides foot
prints SO well that women call it dirt
Evening star., 1927-04-11
MEN AND MONEY
By NJ. S. Rukeyser.
Copyright. 1929

Henry Ford has been in a defia-
tionary period.
or late tlere has been a dip in his
reputation for commercial wizardry.
The tendency of Chevrolet and
other makers of low-priced cars to
make the Ford car somewhat short of
universal" is the outstanding Incl
dent in the current movement.
A second factor was the recent an
nouncement that the Ford commits
sary would no longer permit the gem
eral public in Detroit to buy provisions
and clothing through it. The threat
ened boycott, rather than philoso-
phic change of opinion, apparently led
to a change of policy.
The third element in the situation
is still in the realm of unfinished bus.
iness-the Sapiro trial for $1,000,00
II Ford should lose the libel suit
against himself and the Dearborn In
dependent it would be a blow to his
prestige. On the other hand, a de-
cisive victory would bolster up the
reputation of his journalistic by-prod-
Evening star., 1927-04-11

proof" Here is background that i
ideal to show off fine rugs and furniture
Yet this innovation is only one O
many new Armstrong Floor idea,
now on display at local stores. You'll
enjoy seeing Armstrong's Arabeso
Linoleum, the new Embossed Inlaid
Linoleum, Inset Jasp6, and Inset
Plain Linoleum. And see these SslsS5s sfS55s : !,
:, os bEhP bo5
eompiete. pooaSips now while stocks are @
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