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Evening star., 1927-09-24

And how many times does one give
| in to it?
! There is no one living who cannot
think with chagrin of a kind deed he
might have done but did not do, of a
good word that he did not say. of a
| smile he did not allow to brighten his
| face.
! The thought came to do a kindly ac-
ton for a certain one. 1t was good
thought and should have been acted
on. But other thoughts came, too
whispering that the other might not
understand.
But he who sneaks off, in the quiet
of the day, and does a good deed that
can never be known. has his reward
| in peace of min and soul. And this
is the only real happiness.
| X X X n
One should not be deferred from
manifesting the best that is in him
because others do not seem to be 60
| ing out Of their way to treat him in a
| similar manner.
1t is precisely because those who
know the truth are waiting for others
to know 1t that the world never gets
anywhere.
The only thing to do is to act. "a
| friend in need is a friend indeed" says
the old saying. but perhaps it should
be written this way:
IA friend in need is a friend in
deed"
One may easily get the mistaken no.
tion that he, alone, of mankind appre-
ciates and tries to act on the best
within him.
He would be very much mistaken,
hnWnNor n IA lhN
for long.
This world is full of people who do
the best they can in doing good The
churches are filled with such persons:
one should not criticize if now and
then one of them appears self-con-
gratulatory.
We are all human beings in the
world together, and it would be
strange If we did not make mistakes.
now and then. even in so good a thing
as doing good, in giving in to fleeting
thoughts of better things.
X X X X
After all, there is so much sordid-
ness and ugliness in life that one
ought to be careful to treasure the
kindly sentiments that come to him.
If the world had evolved system of
enshrining good deeds in statues, or
frames set with precious gems, it
might have been well for the majority
of timid persons.
Perhaps the nations some day may
get into IL frame of mind when man
who does good deed will be entitled
to the repute of hero. or no less
medals for leaping over fears and pref
udices than came to Lindbergh for
hopping across the Atlantic.
Until that time comes, he who be-
lieves in growing will see to it that
some, If not all. of his better impulses
are given outlets, not just a f1eeting
and shrinking hello"
The Boy Scouts. with their one good
deed a day, may set n example yet
which will sweep around the world.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
BACKGROUND OF EVENTS
BY PAUL Y. COLLINS.

/ ventions, beginning in March with
New Hampshire and North Dakota.
Senator's will be elected in 32 States,
beginning with Pennsylvania and Ne
braska in April
The leaders of the great political
parties are seeking to crystalline their
partisan issues, but there is no party
greatly concerned, apparently, in
arousing the apathy Of the masses to
an interest in the obligation. as we'll
as the inherited right, to vote. The
hardest fought campaign of recent
years was that of 1895. when William
Jennings Bryan so wrought up the
people on his proposition of free coin
age of silver at a ratio of Is to /"
that he aroused the stay-at-home
voters. The natural increase of quail
fled voters in 1896 over 1892 was AGO.
900, based on the census, but the mum.
Der of votes cast that year was 1, no.
900 more than in 1892. The stay-at.
homes were decreased half a million
and 82.S per cent of the eligibles cast
ballots. The country then was in the
midst of financial depression amount
ing to panic. Today conditions are re-
versed, and the world knows that
America is prosperous as never before
known in any country. If the great,
vote of 1895 was due to distress and
cupidity of the people who hoped to
pay debts with Ascent dollars, what
may we expect now in the days of
wealth and prosperous business?
X X X x
For many decades the women cried
out for the franchise. Now they have
it, the records show that of the votes
actually cast only 81 per cent are
by women and CO per cent by men.
In 1924 the women cast only 100000
votes out of the total of 26,713,S32
given for President. The women are
the great vote slackers, in spite of
their outcry for women's rights. They
have had the franchise only seven
years, but that is as long as Ger
many has had it under the republic.
Why should American women-the
best educated women in the world
ignore their responsibilities in this
way?
While the District of Columbia is
disfranchised. there are thousands of
voters here who are entitled to vote
in their home States.
Not all of the 4S States permit
voting of absentees. but 80 States do
81 permit. AldDdfIld, ATlZOHd, Cdu-
fornia, Delaware, Idaho, Illinois, In
diana. Maine, Massachusetts, Michi
gan, Minnesota. Mississippi, Montana,
Nebraska, Nevada. New York, North
Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio. South
Dakota, Tennessee, Utah. Vermont,
Virginia, Washington. West Virginia,
Wisconsin and Wyoming. In some
cases it is necessary for the voter
to go home to register in order to
be entitled to vote.
Patriotic enthusiasm in the time of
the World War melted State Legis-
latures to broaden the privilege of
absentee voting, so the soldiers at
camp and at the front might not be
disfranchised. The extension of the
use Of automobiles, causing much
wandering and the loss of "perma-
nent residence" anywhere. is charged
with being an important contributing
cause of loss of balloting.
'Copvrisht 1927 by Paul ". Collins.l
Evening star., 1927-09-24

On the Way. -
September comes a-foating IN
Through the sky. E
October we'll be noting
BY and by.
And the proverb We'll be quoting,
Time doth fly"
November winds are mellow.
Then We'll pause
To hear December below
For applause,
AS the north wind hollers, Hello,
Santa Clausn'
Evening star., 1927-09-24

Candidates show no spirit of hostile
aggression. Even those who wear
war bonnets decline to initiate the
pose of the cigar store Indian with
uplifted tomahaWk.
Evening star., 1927-09-24

their entertainment. The majority Of
listeners-in on the Dempsey-Tunney
fight will be just as eager to hear the
next lecture by DR.. Damrosch on Wag-
merriam music.
Evening star., 1927-09-24

Both the great pugilists of the mo-
ment have tried in their own way to
show what a young man can do by
working hard and saving up his
money.
Evening star., 1927-09-24

There is a depressing fiippancy Of
phrase in aviation. A flyer makes the
announcement that he will "hop off,
which Is too often the last that is
heard of him.
Evening star., 1927-09-24

The aviator confidently announces
a ''hop-off." The cautious air expert
seeks to impress the desirability of
studying conditions with care. The
new motto is Look before you hopw
Evening star., 1927-09-24

Some humorous opportunities have
been overlooked. 1t still remains to
be remarked that Tunney is no poor
fish and that he refused to be
canned"
Evening star., 1927-09-24

1t remained for Mayor Jimmy
Walker to reveal to the careworn Mus
solini how genuinely joyous and gay
a bold political leader may be.
Evening star., 1927-09-24

The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled
to the use for republication of all news dis
patches credited 20 it or not otherwise cred
ties, in this paper end also the local news
published herein. All rights of publication
Of special dispatches herein are also reserved,
Evening star., 1927-09-24

Pecuniary considerations are infu.
entail in some forms of hostility. No
body thinks Of asking a pair of prize
fighters to arbitrate.
Evening star., 1927-09-24

America invented the airship. In.
ventors do not always enjoy the full
advantage of their brains. The Chi.
nese invented gunpowder.
Evening star., 1927-09-24

Discretion was shown in placing the
date for Thanksgiving ahead of the
hIec
Evening star., 1927-09-24

News of the war in China has be.
come scarce enough to warrant sus-
picion that the press agents have
deserted.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
SIliftY.

Shifty.
He said he was a Socialist
That wasn't long ago
He claimed he was a dramatist
Intent upon show.
He vowed he was Socialist.
Before his tale was done,
He claimed to be a "kollumist,"
Who said it all in fun.
Jud Tunkins says truthless man
is usually entertaining enough to &c
on winning new audiences.
Evening star., 1927-09-24

Tunney is now credited with a neat
trick in daylight saving when he
waited for the nine in the referees
count
Evening star., 1927-09-24
Friends and Enemies.

"A man may be his own worst
enemy"
I'm politics." said Senator Sorghum,
"a man must take care to be his own
best friend"
Evening star., 1927-09-24

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c.. Washington the flute would play,
But that was In a bygone day.
He's out of date, we all must own
He hadn't any saxophone.
Evening star., 1927-09-24

you can't Judge by appearances"
said Uncle Eben. when de police Is
out on trail de disappearances Is mo-
Evening star., 1927-09-24
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Handicapped.
"Oysters are supposed to be eaten
in the months whose names contain
the letter To-
Yep" said the lazy citizen. "Im
such bad speller have to eat clans
nearly the year round"
mo man can lose friend,' said
Hi Ho. the. sage of Chinatown. "a
friend worthy of the name cannot be
lost"
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Georgia ave. Col. $40.
PAPERING PAINTING PLASTERTNG- So
work Pumns aas7 ga" Ca ave- ,2,'. Al Gasa
PAPERHANGING---Roo pancred So and
mp; hrst-eiass work j. ESdaI, 80 Florida
PAPFRHANGING-- Rooms papercd So and
M hrst.elass work J. Egdal b Florid1
ave. nv. North 1851.
PIANO TUNING 50 so We specialize In
general piano repairs and rebuilding Get
our estimate Prices reasonable Skilled
mechanics Work guaranteed Sanderson
Sch .effcr Co. Ga Al re Line 1857
ROOF REPAIRING. PAINTING, ru,tering
spnu:ng. furnaces repaired and CLEANED; Tea-
snuable prices Col 1911 dav or night.
Aiax Roofing Heating 90, 1890 Kal. RI.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES - Good
quality OPAQUE sh ades fitted 10 your windows
s5c: the hest quality NJ Opaque shades
- Is: hung free We will call with SAMPLES
kleeblatt 1lth and ats ne. Line $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
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