Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-07-18

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stand how Italy
feels, since Britain
found 1t really nee
~ go essary to gather in
the Transvaal and
Arthur of'""" other vast areas
. throughout the world.
I italy used to send 100000 immi-
grants q year to the United States.
Now they are shut out They must go
somewhere. They would considerably
improve Abyssinia If they went there.
Mayors Of others cities Will watch
New York's Mayor LaGuardia fighting
racketeering and crime in general. Be
sides training his own police force to
shoot straight and ito KILL" Mayor La
Guardia will get some government
SG-men," If possible, from Washing
ton, to come and set the example.
If Mayor LaGuardia, who has an
honest and energetic police commits
soner, cleans up crime in New York,
he will deserve statue next to that
Of Hercules, who cleaned the Augean
stables, and bigger statue.
Women, before and since Heloise,
have taken heart affairs more seriously
than men. Margaret Jordan, an Irish
girl, lonely, fell in love with a Mount
Vernon, N. Y, policeman, because he
came from her home town. He was
married, with eight children, and after
he had seen the girl for two years he
decided that he must reform and see
her no more. He told her about this
pious resolution as he sat In his police
car, and did not notice that she took
his service revolver from the pocket of
the car.
he learned what had happened next
day when told that the girl had killed
herself with his revolver. 1t was en-
barrassing for a married policeman
with eight children.
At Fort George Wright, tiny blue
birds built their nest in the mouth of
big cannon, and mother bluebird laid
four pretty blue eggs. Our kind
hearted heroes at the fort are protect
Ing the nest. Sentries do not come too
near, cats are discouraged and to the
orders Of the day Maj. George S. Clark
added these kind words, land keep an
eye on those birds"
In American churches Sunday, Au-
gust IL, will be day Of prayer for
peace In Africa and safety for little
Ethiopia, which confronts war with
powerful Italy.
That Is the right United States in
reference in foreign affairs. The
prayers will reach their destination,
and the Supreme Being to whom they
are addressed knows what Is best, and
mas power to arrange matters in Ethio-
pia as he chooses.
10 pray: "Lord, possessor Of ON
nlscence and omnipotence, we leave all
In your hands," Is right.
10 send million young American
men, and several thousand million
american dollars, to NEEDLE In hot AZ.
flca would be wrong.
Inc country will welcome President
hoosevelt's statement that the "four
thousand million dollar works relief
iund" Will actually be invested In such
way as to increase the nations cap
llal assets. Many times four thou
SAND million dollars could be spent
auVantageously, If 1t were really in
vested in wise, permanent improve
ments.
a financial letter from London re-
marks, casually, "Credlt was plentiful
At one-half of one per cent interest"
Alnericans that cannot borrow any
tnlng, on securities once considered
soou' wonder how the British man.
age The American government bor-
.O"s at three and half per cent, sew
Gu umes the current English interest
.o'e' money manufactured by itself,
anu thus adds one hundred per cent
~ taxes for interest that need not
h. paid at all. Queer finance, dearly
81 Louis reformers say women
.nould not sit on high stools with
neir rect on rail and drink at the
r' And, reformers rejoice to hear,
ne saioonkeepers say: "Amen."
nerormers and saloonkeepers are
I'm snt. The saloon was bad enough
elore women moved In to make it
"0rse, hitching up their dresses, climb
e nigh stools, readjusting their
eSses' or not readjusting them. call
ns Tor foolish drinks to show how
Oolsh they could be.
Inc Methodist Federation for Social
ervice' surveying the cotton area.
osS the AAA, cutting down the cot.
crop, has added to the sorrows
y, the little worker that raises cot
y" On shares, while enrlchino tha