Evening sentinel, Friday, September 16, 1921 · page 6

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

apyritht. 1921. \V'eatern Newspaper Union.

Someone has well said that the coals
on our backs give us more concern
than the coats of our stomachs.

\Vlves are the only laborers on earth
who‘ work for board and clothes. even
{hose are often indifferent.

 

WAYS WITH POTATOES.

With hundreds of ways of serving
mtoes, the average housewife will

confine her family to a
(lumen or two. thinking
she thus has a hinge vuv
rfl-ty. it costs some
lhoxuzlit tirkcep going
riurim: the summer. hut

the results are \‘.'t:l‘lli the
effort. which nii‘ords a re
Hot from monotony.
Shoestring Potatoes
With Savory Sauce-Peel the potatoes
and slice on a slicer “1.: small strips;
mien three are prepared cook them in
tolling salted water twenty minutes.
Brown in two tnhlespnnnftlls of fat
«so sualii onions chopped. two tca-
mortals of mixed herhs. Add two
labiespooufuls of flour. then whcu well
lflxmi mid a pint of milk. two tea—
spoonfuls of salt and plenty of pepper
to season. t‘ool; twenty Ininlllt'S.
strain and pour over the cooked Do-

 

Cato. Sprinkle with cheese and serve.
'l‘he cheese may he olnlilt'li if not de-
rived.

Frunconin pntnlue: are universally
well liked. i'm-l. halve ililtl l-arimii for
five minutes. tlwu place urouml the

mst. haslinu until a golden hrown.
Spanish Potatoes—Peel and hall in
filled \Vult-l' linlll lllc [rotatory are
dune. In illc vegetable dish place two
fiiilcspoont‘uls of huttcr and one of
.bilK‘t'tl onion for each half «hm-n small

potatoes. Turn in the ucli-drainmi
[mtnlocs and «hop with a knife. mix-
hu well; Scum” with pepper aml
. “‘1'"? hot.

.Armenian Potatoes. — Take one-
fourth of n cupt‘ui of oil. one quart

of (ill-ell raw pulniuvs. one-fourth cup.
fill of ionmto pnlp.ouc~il:iit‘ cupl‘ul of
Mantel; one anvl ointhulf ll-nslmont‘uls
or! salt. one lt':l\‘lumliflll of paprika.
nun clove of garlic pooled and slim-«l.
mu! tuhlespooul'ui of minced lifll'slt‘)‘.
fill): in the oroicr gin-u illill hakc in a
Inoderale oven l'- ;- l'urly minute-s.
Cream of Cheese Soup: Take one
quart of milk. nuc Inklmlumni‘lii ot‘ on.
“in, olll'»nlll:ll'll'l‘ Ill :l l'llilllil of lullil'l‘.
{no tailllcspooul'uk ol' tinci)~ lnincwl
«carrot. two lnhi. ;.n.=u."ni\ or liour. nun
ril' r-ulvl'ul I-t‘ grat-

szlll

Ninth" (if iiilit't‘. l~l1“~l.
pylon i“.
added last. ll‘t‘ )ollLs vi' two \\t‘ll lu~:lt~
Servo at once.

owl cln-csc. to lush.- :Ili'l.

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in Si'l'\ ac.—

RECIPES \VORTH WHILE.

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«batter ;

llllll t
"our and llll'li‘l ul‘ll.

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more cupl‘ul nl ln-iliu: null-r. >lli‘i5h‘.‘
«mutiimousii lllli‘H llill'lv’t'lit"l. Mama
will) ollc~li;ll:' li':|\]lulvllilil of mill. :l

dash of t‘1i_\l‘llllv‘ null Hlil' lzll»|l-~;-.-o;ll'lli
of lemon jun c. .Uorc lemon j: in: lll;l_\

he“ :llltlwl it mulled for ”It" (li\li \lllh
which it is M-nui. i.ca\'c lllc .\£llll‘t‘ in
u Illnlllllt‘ lmlll-l' (n‘l‘l‘ llit- ltl‘:ll lllllil it

is I‘t'lllly lu M'lh‘. "lll'll lillll llll‘ )‘llliih

at two well lu-ztll‘ll ..;_-.; rein-at nut!
50th- zlt t‘lll'i'.

llnlinlnlulm \illll't‘ in Ill'll"llill\’ it'llll'l‘ll
urcl' tcluil-r _\nilli_: turnips cut in
ruin-s. l»rl:~ l~ sllz‘uuw or n-lnlrzu1u~u
If is illic in x-l'll- “till luilx‘lxd Ui' lmllt‘ll
full.

Peach Crcfim
the“ null 71.
Isu'r tin-m it.

Pier—Balu- :l
' : \licml peaches. i'our
. liiqwiux filling: "l‘alm
flu-o culll'nk ., wildcat milk. one-halt
rmu‘ul u.” w- u. ln.l--'1ilirll of a cupi‘ul
oi" tlnur. mu: "liill'll'i' 'of ti tcaslmoni‘lll
ni' Jiiill .- mi; together for 15 min-
m‘i-s. l'mwi. flavor with lemon itli'l
pn‘xr un-r lli" i‘l'llit. Serve town-ll with
whipped t'l'l’lllll.

Poached Eggs. Ham and Holland-
a‘isem l‘Ivoi. vl-l'j: thin slices of haul in
a hut fl‘}lll‘.! pan until well frizzlcd.
(in roun-ls !' lunsto-ri huttcrcll hreml
More a ltlt'cl! of ham. then a pnut‘llvtl

1m st r3-

Killl.

ll

«rug; sprinkle \\ ilh suit and pepper and
pour llullah:lu?~c sauce over enrll:

sprinkle with a hit of minced parsley
and serve.

Golden Glow ice Cream.——-Boil t0-
gnthel‘ two cupt‘uis of sugar and um: of
boiling “NW “'1‘ fiVc minutesfuqq
one cupful of grilled pinpupphv‘ one
quart can pf apricots. put through it
sieve. and the juice and pulp of two
mnges. Scalvl two quarts of rich
nllk: add a tahiespoont'ul o flour
. mixed with a little cold milk. and cool:
until the starch is well cooked. Blend
fie milk and fruit mixture. and freeze.
* "m makes a gallon.

 

 
 

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ilii creators of com styles. hav-
in;r agreed to disagree in the

matter of the silhouette for full,
presented at the lit‘Klliiililg.’ of the sell-
sou Coats that lltlliL’ straight from the
silollllh-l‘, (cats that are lit-lied. Milt-rs

with a (‘lnsc-to-lllL~-ti;.:ltl‘e lllltlll't‘ and
capes or cal-tulikc cunlx‘. it app-1th

that fashion that tin-re is
room for all of tinkc varieties and the
individual may toilow her own sweet
will ln- clumsin: whichever style she
tinds must lH‘t‘HlllillL' and moat suited
to her in axillétiun tn lli"\0
new liII'Ilt's‘ tin: n-asnn itilv’t" u ulnncc
hurkwarl‘ .l "Hum-lug. longing lunk
t‘\l‘lt‘nll.\'. null [Il't'N‘iiiS l-nills

lit-l‘l‘w's

llct'll<.

like the wrzlmlv atTuir pictured illnnt'.
in all of llit'>t} allies >lt‘t'vvs nrc ca-
]|th‘l"ll“ null i'urvnud embroidery used
in an infinity of \\a_\s for trimming.

t'ulllll‘s as ill
suits. to have focused much
of the llcsiglwi‘s‘ intention t'll them-
>n'l\t'.\. They are clnloilusizl-ll lly enl-
broidcrics and by cmplaccmcnts of fur

Sleeves and ill Coats.

:1 opt-:1 r

COATS IN SEVERAL :
LOOK TO FURAND EMBROIDERY

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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and endless variations in shape. The
wide sleeve, during at the waist. is
most important and is never without
some embellishment. .
i-Zmbroldery and fur are more or less'
conspicuous on coats for street wear.
in the coal pictured they are used
with line moderation on I cent of
brown dun-Lu) “ill: wide collar and
Hill‘s of svniskin. it has capricious
.lnluuln slecves and contrives a short
cape across the hack. of which the
slceves form a part. Embroidery is
required lo make the most of tilts de—
sign. and it lilipt‘til‘s in the same Culnl'
the cunt and of the much-admired
h ‘ald \ariciy. This one of few
routs [lull amu‘ar to narrow toward .

 

 

 

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the button) and it is one of those
handsome and quiet models that in
t‘lilitll in ulniusl any little or place.

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THE SLEEVE’S THE THXNG
l :IN NEVV AUTUMN FROCKS
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N EVENING gowns he Sl‘llHun ' dress or the afternoon frock. Shirred
appears. to forget sleeves and hands of georgetie on the sleeves and

leaves them out entirely hut in nth—
er apparelwlhc sleeve‘s the thing. For
afternoon frocks they have an impor-
tance only rivaled by their prostizu
in coal styles. and all sorts of things
are happening to them: in shape they
are endlessly varied. in materials they
are. more. often than otherwise. differ-
ent from the bodice. and nothing is
too unusual or elaborate for their dec=
oration in clothes for formal wear.

in all-day dresses designers follow
the lead of the afternoon frockln em-
phasizing sleeves and panels—tint with
the moderation that befits garments
defilzned for mtg?“ These two style
Dotnts are'evide in the pretty frock
shown in the illustration. It is of
black canton crepe. with‘fluli sleeves
of black georgette and full panels of
it at the sides of the skirt, so quiet

and so simply designed that it may
play the part of- either the all-day“

 

 

 

panels insures enough bouft‘uncy in
them and the picture leaves nothing
to he described in this simple slip-
over drcsS. with bodice tied at the
hack of the neck with narrow cire rib-
bon tics finished with tnssels. The
narrow girdle is made of the crepe.

Soft black velvet for the formal
afternoon or dinner dress, finds this
mode of elaborate sleeves the very
best sort. of aid to beauty, especial-
ly in the company of long. floating
panels. The sleeves may he of satin
or of velvet in a contrasting color. and
richly embroidered. with deep borders
at the bottom or the panels to match
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DISCOVERED 835 or MifiRORS

Diner Finds That Noonday Flirtatiou.
Are Greatly Aided by Property
Placed «Reflectors!

“I know why they fill the walls of
these restaurants full of mirrors,” said
Sidney. , :
"'So do i." said his friend Aleck.
“For the same reason they PM chew-
ing gum boxes in the subway station.
80‘s the flappers can fix their hair it
any part of. their cars should be show-
ing.

"Not so," returned Sidney. “Watch
me." :

They entered a ~Whiie porcelain res-
taurant. the. walls of wh‘ich were lined
with mirrors that opened to the view
a lengthy. interminable line of reflect-
ed restaurants.

 

They were seated a few minutes. .

and Aleck observed that Sidney
smiling cordially into space.
was no: one near by except a flapper
with an expressive hack. the hack be-
ing toward Aicck and Sidney.

"You act like a lunatic in the melt:
ing." said Aleck. “What are you grin-‘
"in: at in that iced cantaloupe sign
for?"

“I‘m not. I‘m looking at the peach.
Ain't she a bear?"

Then Aleck; gazing in the direction
he saw Sid's eyes were held. looked
in the mirror and was confronted by

pressive back. He saw that she had
an expressive face. She was return-
ing Sid‘s grin with an extra measure.

"Many a friendships been made
through a restaurant hulking glass."
observed Sid. “You don't mind eut—
ing alone. do you. Aleck? Excuse me." ‘
—.\'ew York Sun.

SAY NEW RELIGION SPREA'DS

Chinese Reported to Take to Mixture
of Christianltfy, Taoism. Con-
fucianism, and Buddhism.

 

 

 

It is reported that a new religion
termed the “Tui-iwhiao“ has been 0::-
tuhllshed among the (‘hincse people
of the upper and middle classes and is I
rapidly gaining [:ruul’lil. Teal-hers of
the. new creed state that ll is a re—
liglfin cmupriscd of Buddhism. ”on-
fuciahlsm. Tunisia and Roman (‘ulhol-
it‘lfim and other (‘hrislian llclicfS.
Th“ mm. which is the ohject of wor-
ship. is Tni-l-jcn. a figure of imaui‘
nation. St. Mary and the monk. San
Tsam . “ho is said to have l-rought
Budd list scriptures in l‘hina from In-
dia in the Tan: dynasty. are also wor'
shined. 'i‘lw wrilvlurcs, which take
the place of tlw Bible in l'lll'istltliiliy,
are the Book or 1.:xIl-lzq‘.

This new religion is now prevalent
throughout all l-l‘nvf' we: in l‘hlnn. It
was propagated in Shannan: by. it is
said. it former premier. Phil-n Nong-
hsun. and he now has the following of
many high nmi influential people. The

V5115 l
There .

.prl-scnt time.
the gaze of the flapper with the ex- l.

 

 

UNUSUAL TREAT
' AT KIWANIS

 

leontlnued trom Page One)

 

said. had an active mind; the second.
was never in a-hurry; and the third.
“as forceful and emphatic and. want-
ed action.

”'i‘heuaik was, so unusual that the
hxwams Club greatly enjoyed it. It
was of particular value in the malt-
ing‘pf a. personal analysis.

Frederick S. Lyon. Judge “'illiant
F. 'lammanv and Arthur C. \Vheeler
were appointed delegates to the New
I“island District convention. to he
lheld in \Vorcesler. hiass., on October
4 and 5.

The matter of holding the concert:
by the famous Marine Band. also
came up for discussion. The concert
.is to ho held in the Norwalk Armorv
m the near future. The proceeds will
he donated to the Norwalk Hospital
the Home for the Aged. the Dav
Nurse l) and the Dispensary. The
(‘Oll‘lniillt'f‘ in charge consists of John
Milne. ilun‘an r‘rizzcll and Anson J
Ker-tor. '

llr. Edwin 1*. Gay. the uotcd’ editor
of the ch York Evening Post. is to
be the speaker at next week's lunch—
eon. hr. Gay is a brilliant writer and
a. forceful speaker. and it is particu-
larly appropriate that the local organ—
ization was aide to secure ”him-at the
inasmuch as he is very
amilidr with business conditions.

.‘tir. McCormnck's speech follows:
The subject We arv; to discuss today.
is the lintnau equation in business.

 

make my talk like the
man‘s dress; (‘ovcr the
enough to be interesting.

to ode-r11

ilusim-ss Manner-hunt.

 

“‘0 measure the 1-..rcllgth of steel
and tcst that of t'abticx ~t’lur Govern.
mcnt tells us how to cure a sick pig.
or will show us how to grow two
liliilll‘S of will.” where one Uri-w in»
lilll. it want to pure a sick
liusmcss. or lill'i out how to pick out
tlix- rich! ltimi of men for our inuml't-

{n r». We

 

believers hold lhrcc regular lulu-tings
a \Vl‘l'k, and ;; tlzrnuull ccrcmonles;
which require more than four hours;
for completion. in i‘clliug. the relig-l
loll is said to hc coining around among.“
the oilicials cnnncctml with the gov.
(‘rnmcnn Apart from ncw religinnsn
reports have than coming from diti‘er-
cut places for some time of a revival
of Buddhism. and not a illllc money
is helm: in rc»dvcur:xtlng tcnr
pies and images—North China Her-
aid.

ll

spl‘lll

 

Valuables Left in Pockets.
"A tallur‘s lil'c is m»: of ;_-rc;ll temp-

tation." mill the l:.;li “Lu runs a

clothing lll‘v~$ili§: mni rl-gullz'in; estab-
lishment on upper ihnmiuay. "Few
people realize how many valuables
and the quantity of llil'lt'lll')‘ come
into a lath-us pus-seminal through the2
negligence of his \ierl‘Hit‘l". A than!
sending his suit to tin: uniur just does
lull Sudan in ht" iiltlt‘ I" l‘l‘lill’ivt- every-
thing from the lun‘lvix in the last
_\t-:u‘ I liitYl' t'r‘nlltl l-\cl‘,\lliiu;; {rum

an index-sud cllcck for $7M” in a bottle
of a Ul2”c common :0. Among
ollll‘r thin-4‘ that lulu: nnzlc into this
.‘uli in the pockets «.2‘ lirn's clolilcs
ill lhv WWI )‘t‘zll‘ ilrn‘ (‘ll'l‘t'lit‘}', police

 

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turn-US, Stocks. lmlltl~ I.l.'l ullit‘r \‘tllu-
aide securilics. t’illllil‘li cigarette
cascs ‘to .slart a >lii'il of my own.
matches, coupons llzlluliwrclllcfs.
fountain pens. pencils. t‘lnlcruily pins.
imin- l‘lillnll‘s‘. watch, var-l cases,
\"Hll‘lll‘r'. knives. and worn-s of other
suth :u'lirlcs which null Commonly

cu My?» New Yuri“ Sun.

 

Concrete Boats in ltaly.

Some years ago illl‘W‘ was first
lll'lmclicd the question or trim: rou—
(‘t'elc for sliipliuildinu. and since that
time there have been many success-

fill and practical applications of this
idea. Indeed, the inventor llalwllinl
has succeeded in inducing the llalian
flovernment to adopt it for (‘erlain
lllli‘llo'scs connected with the navy.
These horns have liuuhic skins and
\“fllPT-llirllt c0mparllncnts. and. being
craft of ahout 10!) tons each, are, able
to withstand shocks by collision lo a
surprising extent. Their draft is little
more than that of wooden vessels of
the same size. A special advantage
is that they neither rot nor rust; and
”my are easily kept clean. Many
canal barges of the same material are
‘3; “Se in italy; and concrete has been
““1 particularly well adapted for
the constructing docks and caesions.

 

 

Fish Choker! Water Main.‘
James Liltictield of Dover. N. 11.
blamed the decrease-a pressure in the
water main to the drought. but dis-

,aticniion and consideration

I‘lll ills.

fl i l‘

ncnl‘ \\'ilil'
some friends

out «iri\iu;:.
\Vc hull

U\t l’
tzlkl-n a
road wl‘ich \“t‘ had ot'lu'n notic-li
looked \t!\ in\l“ng. 'l‘hc i’tli‘tli
was llll" ill tlu- sm|rry t‘\’t‘l‘}llllll;
to l-l- lic' ‘ ll. l'nll as “1: Hit
lllc mllvs. We did not srem to l‘t‘ ml—
lint.r anywhere it was suggcsll ll llht‘l

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rtwimi

\vc lllvli luck as we dill not sl'tv any
pcoilh: or houses.
Vim-ii) wt saw a couplc of man

aloud and i drcw up in- them and ir-
ltllll“ ii if they conivi tvll tile \"hcrl- t'm
road lcd to.
“\Vilvrl- do )ula want to go." i replied.
"prhcrc in pqtl‘lillllnl'." lll‘ Silili.
“kill-p silaig‘ht ahead."

That's like many men. thcv :ll‘t‘ on
the load. maltinu‘ motions like llllsi-
ill-5s .nicn. or thin; tr be excculiv .3
lmt they have no plans. no goal. they
are not going anywhere in particniir.

’i‘hc facts are. gentlemen. human
nntmc is not a mysterious or intan-
xrahle subject. much of it is like an

open hook. if we only study it.
There are in the human make up.
1‘: very clearly dclined positives and

each of us. and they can he rccog
easily if we but give them the
“'0
subjects. .
as easy to recognize those pusi-
and negatives. as it. is

0t he r
Its
tivcs

short or tall. thin or stout.

present the evident?’ to you in

 

covered the real reason when the hose
with which he was watering his‘ lawn
began to squirt little fishes The
strainers over the outlets in the res-

ervoi: had disappeared, allowing the." .\\'hen I say. that most men do not
the We?“ 0‘ the tstudy human nature. Ido not mean
, , ’ ‘ to were: the idea. that, they, do not

‘ ' k _ fionlot’he make up or

film! creatures

 

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town qualifications and capacity,
can be more successful.

As our time is limited. I will try to
“'u— l
subject jztsl‘

lln-‘l‘l'llt'll i-i' atroxtwrn lire I hall \\ :wn'

\lii\l'. and two turnl-li m‘t‘ tilt“- ”pike: unity

The younger man askcd. .

negatives which are very apparent in
lizvul
.‘l‘ne

do

it) it‘ll
whether a man is blondc or brunette“

Now. in presenting this subject. It
have but one hope; that is. that I can
such
a manner that some of you will go
out of this meeting with your minds

and. incidentially. sizing yourself up.
.because there is no doubt. that when
'we have a clear understanding of our ,
we .

ram“, sun. 16, 1921 l

 

 

the other man. because they do, but.
£1 want to prove to you, that most men
take months. yes years. sometimes. to

CLUB LQNCHEON size up a manvawhereas, if they studied

~‘human nature. they would size him
up in a day or two.

Every man is being sized up daily.
all of us are on trial and every time
lwe are introduced to a man we start
Etc ‘get his number’ and decide he is
.ciever or crafty. a bluff or solid and
’reliable but. we, seem to give little
thought to the fact. that the other
man is ‘gettirlg' our number‘ while we
are taking his.

If a man with many good point:
{has one weak one. then‘he should
know this weak point and endeavor
:16 strengthen the one element which
’is holding him back.

Now let us form a mental picture of
.some of our friends and husiness asso-
Lciat’es. These men can be divided in»
{to three groups:

l(1) The Slontalfihe has a pear shap-
head. large at the top.
down to the chin.

These mental men work with their
heads. their brains. and for, that
reason the head has devt with ac—

, cordingly. -
I These Mental men like pretty
i things. they are inclined to give

nlorc service that they are paid for.
The)" are not over fussy about their
food because they eat to live.

(:3) The Motive—Jae is the Square
faced fellow. he must lune action:
\must see or make the wheels {:0
'round. Take our ball~playvrs and

of all their heads are inclined to be
square but may taper off to the
Mental or inclined to the round.
(3) The Vital-«He is the round faced
fellow. the man who iivt's to eat. Y‘iU
mattcr what he eats h'c 1115035 ll.
but. give him a juicy steak and ask

As the result of mv evpericncc as
‘ . . ' - ~ , " him if its 00‘ z -- . :
i-usnnss (ouncil. for many firms and his chops gTSiqlxxit‘hn‘}; him h‘l.‘
corporations, in various sections of l h d." .Lmn “J‘mMU'
_ round tacrd fel-ow is inclinrd to act
the country. i am forced l olvclieve. .. . - '
_ ' \dlilt‘ {or his iniilil‘). morn so th-uv
:that there are two subjects we have ll _ ‘1 _ , . . '
“H“! to “m“. 1.; thoroughlv I” we ll . ( ntal man and he is a star at
mmm‘ : ~ . . . - taking things easy and ceiling: thr-
:’ . . other t’r-liow to 0 ill‘ \v H; ' .
(me is the Human Element in iiual— can g ‘ 0 ' if 1“
,.. . ’ v~ ) ‘3) .. '
first: and the other. lhz. htuutc Of Lcl mp vurn you “mm”, one thing.

never try to on er the square fuccd

 

“e ii:::t~ our tulleft-s. 1 nlv;\rsitlcs fellow around. he rl-srnts it. V0“
and our ..oxtrnmlnt 1 minus. 1 nough must ask th 0r inllu--m-. him .m,
which Silliitt‘s hfl\l‘ been made rclab “”33.“ng 1h.” 1... mn‘. “i I! ‘_ "1
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In: l“ every known 5"”)le and “n wish. lxui don't order him if vou
m.“ “119179 ye are “nun“ thr)‘ kph! “Till! it done (‘hm-l‘flllly iiiill Simian.
m a profession hm. not until recently ouch-
haw: \vp had :1 Business Administla-l V0“: “:1 "q look H “w f‘nmt‘l-viou
lion l‘olu-so» in n l‘nivursitv.

‘of the men we know:

‘(li The liltblt.ll“'}i\- is a rapid think.
rr.lnuch more rapid then the llrunv
ellc. i'm not referring to lac
quality of tfle tllousfiits. lint the
liionlic has many ilivas and ill'd'.‘
value lllvlvrminjl his educa-
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nur l‘ltws. our Govt-rmmnl. you ”in. me my” tor origiuqtin-rl
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country going and. when we see M) slower thinking hrunvllt‘s l
mam :u-‘ll uim arc misfits. read of the (2) Bnmcucs»'l‘lu~v a“) mmw db.“ l
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MIL! lH i.” ”all“ 0' hummus “”“r s bemtc in their tinnkinu. you can t;
we ate lnrcwi to routine. Hint the “I”: ‘0 illoill ”Q h" I” van 0“" till
xrl-utust xivmami today. in this cuun— “ lilomic’ ”WV don’t ' 5:” ‘U 1r;
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ll)... is in: .tl‘.r litisllltss vxvt .ti‘n’s‘. ‘ : thouglli so rapidly and \\ill tanl
“W!“ is 1: “l".flllll‘ demand l‘” “ ‘i the). inn.» many litlll- ll‘lt’k5 to sin-wl
lucid nun. in. n 1woo can l:i2‘.l airy ill )0” up. making )0“ think ”v.3. .2”. l
r-l;l;:nl:..llinn' ns t M: slrmvel i am. >llt'— ,“ 0 . . .1. ‘
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llic council} of ill. cvvru lvc ill. .... . ..- ., - . 1
”My” “3. . r“ “we”! to rruli'w that ...- llml. llI tin: ugh. till ii twain. 1
‘ ‘ ‘3 7" ‘ ' l" (:2) .llark lcupa‘» >uch as lnuians all i;
("K‘n‘r‘n‘lm‘ lmurr x5, m H“ 1“" Stand-s. an- thv slnwlst tilinkrlsi
Manpower. ‘ i ll and or. slow to grasp lirw ideas. l
Sonic $;l\'. “Ann jlilging is. n :1 . : ,. ..; ~ .. - ., ~. .
“‘ ‘ .1 ‘3 in “I“ turn with n- This Is .rllt wot i ..l.~s.m.llion. “.1“ h _\l».il
‘ ‘ l “”9 ‘ f ‘ 3 '. “ .Wlil all recognize. arr thc: i
lint up. milling to lyts as suutes‘lu (1) Plush-ill “on 'l‘lu: “WM. iii: ‘21-?
"u n l\xi()V’\' ”“1"" l a ' ‘ _ ii lows. imposing lonkin‘.‘ me n. \\'l\|i.~\‘;
'i‘iu ltil is an: t :al‘ ‘mannul ulna: r: . .. .. _., . . .. 4 . 1 .
' :lplnnlam c uttmll _\ \ .l. l .t .~ 1 it ill ,
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.l mull. m, liibllnt‘. mist nation. llil‘tillflll ilut m“ u ”H .r U l’.\’ S”... ‘5‘;
\llill).lz'illi’llifll’lfi‘till' null :ill:il}t~iz~. f a llllllvlit‘JP. hm a...“ tin \ n l.\ HlMH‘
.\s (vm mm into organism inns._ ti‘ ._ , ~ : | 1 . w, ‘c'i‘r‘ .
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in \:lilll‘.:.\ SimilllllS of tin counll). ill ”3“ ‘hm, “m“ hut“ m, m... 5i. ‘
is appur- ill. to me. that the nl-ilil) all with brains .
“w mMH‘EP‘M Own”- "‘ m" ”w i"1"(“3 \icntal .‘lcu-mlll: my»; in: e. litucl
porinnt factor that it has years new}. rum but h“ 1.1;“. NHL 1.”. m.”-
'l‘ln‘. l\ its the duration of (‘l‘LfllI‘il'rLtllll‘iLi not h»: lunch to “Mk at. lint h! will
(it ill. ti\\'i'}l‘!"51llilll"\ l l surround him-l domillall tlzv U, man “H.“ i .3:
svit~ \\llli nun of Yl-l- proper callhrl l ltllu‘vlcdvr Ur “mink _\,,.: ,. .“
“5 t'\]‘vl‘lt‘llt‘t‘ “ ”h “Hi" “ ‘L'. T H: il'HllUli. lnlxv Strilmll f'/,. illn l1. l‘tll-z
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I till. no lliiilll Lil.“ him. of .. >li~l ‘ (‘.1l\\i}'.:il'll. \Rilll inS i‘l‘lFSl‘ ll inuuh‘
til-xx l'r‘i li‘.\':~l|“}.’l'!";l. mm. inst in .=-' .

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cap; he gets a hundred ll‘mu». M a.
year. Tilt} thing that C:lrr'l«-- Win
through. is his mentality.
) Spiritual Men—Those u in. film
God. the¢ righteous men. “in. l .46
reared by praying Mothers. tin...
who see right and do right. lt‘i
lustration—l.incoln_was a (Mini ma-
tion of the physical. mental ..n.l a
Spiritual. . .
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a purely physical man and he at Hi we:

liis‘m’cssagc over better than a man
who lacks personality.

As the result of a study made of to
Captains of .industr)‘. it was 1- llnri,
that but 1:: per cent. had collcgv- min-
cxtions. while the very large percent—
age has been Massed with praying
hlbtliers. These are the men who

.make good and continue to make mull

while others lnnkc a flash and ihtn
fall down. because they cannot carry
through. ..

Now we will take up UH" question of
the variables. or the 1‘2 Positives and
1‘: Negatives. which are found in the
make—up of our i‘ricncs and l‘li\‘lnt’ \3
acquaintances. as well as ourselves;
]. Mental Et‘fort=~l\ianuai Elton.

:3. llirccli-.'lu——Dependent. .

... Large scope——<m‘ali Scopc.
4. ikc}ibcratc—Inipulsive.

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curacy.

7. Progremivw—Setticd.

S. Originei——Imitulive.

Q Adaptable Self—centered.
Endurance—Lack of Endurance.
ll. ltapid (‘0-ordination—— Slow Co-

ordination.
l:.' (‘oucwntration—«Diffusion.

The 100 per cent. Executive passag-
v-s the following positives:

1. Mental

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.i. Largo scope.

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