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against MIN, won the Leroy.
Horses, more fortunate than men,
can inherit a fathers qualities.
Felstead's father, Spion Kop, also
won the Derby.
Rich fathers, ask yourselves what
would have happened had Spion
kop left his winnings to his son, to
squander as he chose. Would
Felstead have won any races?
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., tells
Fisk University students that
merely going to college doesn't
necessarily mean getting an educa-
tion. 1t mas' mean only forming
habits of Incidence, acquiring an
unwarranted sense Of superiority,
or becoming dissatisfied with cir
rumstances and environment in
which ones lot is cast"
Mr.. Rockefeller's definition Of
what education ought NOT to do
should be posted up in every col
lege. 1t ought not to cram the
mind with dates, facts, figures,
produce shrewd, money seeking
lawyers, turn out doctors that
reckon success in dollars, or "ft
men for a business life that is sharp,
slick, shady"
The mechanical man, or talk
ing Robot" has been financed
SIS .00C 500 worth.
Manufactured in thousands, he
will be used as a salesman, me-
chanically uttcring certain words,
handing out cigarettes, etc.
You raay say, "But he cannot
THINK, how ca. he be sales
mani"
liz can be THAT kind of sales
6sSn, and it's 4 numerous kind.
In Ohio, fifty years ago, an ear
uess yaung clerk named Phipps
.~a.s;cd all day i'll harware store,
TAc.l walked eight miles and back
u. keep BOOKS for G blacksmith
P..;pps, the blacksmith and young
A&Jrew Carnegie vent into the
G=r.n buailess.
Sosne farmer shi:ih they necd
q low tariff, but don't Tariff pro-
lection makes possible high wages,
and high wages make it possible
for American workers to buy farm
products.
This country produces ninety
billion dollars worth of new wealth
every year, thirte~', billions from
the soil, six biiliars from mines,
sixty-three billions from industry.
Cripple that Industry with foolish
tariff tinkerers. and everybody will
have trouble.
A survey by the Illinois Associa-
tion for Criminal Justice, partly
financed by the Carnegie Founda-
ton, says gambling, thoroughly
organized for many years, plays
great part in Chicago's crime
problem.
Gambling is literally the worst
OF vices, most dangerous to those
that practice it, and to the COM
munity on whom they prey.
Those that promoted revival
OF Chicago race tracks are re-
sponsible, whether they know it or
not, for much of Chicago's crime.
It is hard to escape the crime
wave these days. In one case
bandits kidnapped a doctor, ordered
him to treat one of them wounded,
then beat him cruelty and finally
killed him.
SIX active bandits in New York
City rounded up four taxi drivers
among their victims.
Taxicabs are associated with
banditry in the public mind. The
policeman meaning it all for the
best" shot down two of the inno-
cent taxi men, killing one, knocked
third unconscious with his club.
Old China changes slowly. Chang
Tso-lin fed from Peking to Muk-
den, his stronghold, on the advice
of magicians and astrologers. Two
astrologers, one called prince
Benevolence," seventy-seven years
old. another "Iron Mouth" have
predicted things that convinced
him.
The Mongolians like magicians.
Jenghis Khan was ruled by one Of
them nearly 700 years ago. Ulti-
mately and wisely, he had the magi-
clans back broken by a strong
wrestler.