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PAGE EIGHT
EVENING SENTINEL
South N orwalk, Conn.
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A Thought for Today
“110 is among you that [mm]: the
lnml, lllnt ollrycth the voice of his'
M'I'Ullll: tlult “alkctll in darkness aml'
hath no light? IA“ lliln trust in the!
nanu- of tho Lord, and stay upon his
l.mi.—l-iall 50:10.
The [‘l‘ll)t‘l‘ of Ajax was for light.
Through all tllnt black and deeper-
at. tight.
'l'llr‘ bligllturm or that noonrlny
light.
=l.c~gfr~iiow.
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The hlwanls Club.
Annual clccllon vl' officers took
[lidr‘fi nt the regular luncheon meeting
of the Norwnlk lx'iwnn': club this
noon. As illwlrlllbly is the case. to-
llm‘s mulling: was lal'gv'iy nttcnded.
’l‘hc lx'iwnnls club is distinctly an
. . . . .89.00 per year '
was lcchnical. merely a matter of
, methods.
.-
Chance.
Mysterious chance kills William
Brown in Cassopolis. Mich. He set his
Iaiarm clock two hours early, by mis-
take.
1‘
Add one degree of heat. molecules be-
gin moving. the principle of life (mo-
tion) appears. . 1.
When we reach "absolute sero" in
our laboratories. we may find the
mysterious secret of life within grasp.
By way of contrast. other scientists
point out that they now can measure.
by electrical means. a temperature up
to more than 3000 degrees above zero.
Thus man now is able to measure.
with absolute accuracy. any tempera-
ture over a range of about 3300 de-
gross.
. It's a revelation of the skill ' and
iknovl'edge acquired by man. And yet
.it's only the faint beginning of what
people will do in the future. The
thing we’call civilization is really only
a. stage of the barbarism preliminary
to real civilization later.
¢_.____.
Jesse James.
In April it will be 41 years since the
shooting of Jesse James. This will
make a good many elderly people
hunt a mirror.
Jesse was shot and killed by mem-
bers of his own bandit gang. while he
was hanging a picture on the wall.
The shooting took plaice in his home
at St. Joseph. Mo.
The house is rapidly caving in. col-
lnpslng to ruins. The local historical
society refuses to preserve it, on the
grounds that the quicker Jesse is for-
gotten. the better. Already he is dim
in memory, almost mythical. He stole
ill thousands. A modern pronteer,
stealing in millions. must rank Jesse
James with the pikers. The difference
as.
The 1m]; air field. the fresh air nendv
10h, there's a guy that should be be
Nomatter where he may appear, aMd'
He always says. "It's close in hereg-u
And though it's chill
Outside. he will
Proceed ;to.-open windows. thus
Refrigerating all of us.
The fresh air fiend, fie fresh air fiend'
When from the id we're nicely .
And when the room is good and not,
Is no content? No.7he is not.
.He pants for air
And then and there
:He schemes and plots. with deadly gran.
To sweep us with an icy draught.
Screened.
The fresh air fiend. the fresh air fiend:
so vigorous. so ruddy-mlencd,
Within a barn he should be kept,
A'barn by frigid breezes swept:
But there. I guess
T He'd feeldistress.
And for more air. he'drloudly shout
.Until-the horses kicked him out.
I dearly love the out-of-doors.
I love the wintry wind that roars.
gut. though the fresh air flcnfi deridrf
I do not. like outdoors inside. .. .
So I repeat.
Turn on the heat.
And letthe fresh air bimbos go
And hob-nob with the Esquimo.
(Copyright. 192:. XEA Service)
.ZERO
and went to a corner store at
:lasr-t to the city". chcr iwforc in the
llHtl-rv of thc conlnlllllltv hits such a
Lil‘flr‘ nlilllilr'l‘ of iliiNiIit'SH nnd profess-
lml'li llll'n iil't'il joined together in an
nrtzulllmtioll, And. ith of nil. they
nrr rv-Jliiy illtl‘l‘r-stell in the club; the
occklv lunchcnns mean something to
four in the morning instead of six.
The. watchman thought he was a rob-i
her. and shot him.
BERLIN HEAVEN OF. .lld
HY MILTON “RUNNER
Nl-ZA stat! (‘ornsxprmdont
\thn dcnth may ’hinge on setting :Cltll‘JN “—— liVomi- i in othfr wards , no matter what. hap-
. nn v or n s ‘ puns. lormnlly wants the Russian
ll aln l k. . .
a rm c oc it makes one feel that capital of t h e lllzlrkct whorl nllssluns are able to pay
there cannot be too much caution and
accuracy in the. simplcst and seeming-
ly unimportant things of life.
lhmn: to nttvllrl. hccnmcs a ”my 3" O- tors of tho cnilrcipmg
“oil as n pio'nslll‘f‘. . whitc w 0 rl d I.
Tim past _\t"ill", under the able dircc- TIPS. Thus it is today's
mm of President l.nmson. the Kiwanis -———- urmlvst internu-
llull llns mndo n. distinct. forward Wultcrs in the boulevard cafes of llOIllili ctlty.“
MW. It may not hm... accomplishedl‘aris are organizing to abolish the whézsl “59331;;
‘_‘.,.,..,,_i,.,: n h“, "(u-”mica, but it tipping system. They want. instead 11 Berlin. the for-
‘,,.rml,,ly hug trim! to do things for fifth added to the customer's bill.' e-Ign cicmcnt was?
Hm MN. ,1‘hat would be twice too much. How- mr‘m‘“ "i; my“:
Svl'iirlnnl rrcllng has been wiped out ""- “PPU‘S '5 a {00'1“ and undemo- EAT: Tomlin.
us bctwr-cn members of the Kiwanis
Iiilil: pcttv business jealousics have
4ii3~tnppmlrmi under 'the handclasp of
rivals have
one
lvliuwsllip: professional
00"!" to know and understand
the needs and problems of
tho city have been explained under-
snllltilllgiv by local spcnkcrs. All. this.
nuvl more. had br-cn ncconlplishcd dur-
ing the your now drawing to a crane.
’l‘hrv Scntlncl is glad. indeed. to en-
dorse hmlrtily the statement of Secre-
tary Lyon ill a rcccnt notice to fellow
nnntilr‘l‘:
lllf‘lllilf‘l‘li
“Kiwanis is lining a grout and good
work, and cu-ry mr-nlllcr should be
prcpllrcll to do his share of it. rvaliz-
ing thnt the more you do for others.
more of thnt. good you will rc-
the
cr-ivc.
"Ullr program {or theI past i'cw
months with i0t'ili speakers has been
n, sllcccss. showing :l. good deal of tni‘
rnt. nnd it succr-ssioll of surprises.
"Look out. for our ncw members
find soc iil‘ii 'ilt y are not made to {col
Firfli’ifit‘viilili‘i port of your duty as
Kiwi‘llliflnl" .
isn't thcre some business man who
has not us xcl filinr‘d the Klwnn‘is club.
but who rvnllzcs that it is both a priv-
ilrgc and n duty?
timc
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Wizard’s Work.
'i'llv zcro." lowest degree
of cold possible in our universe. has
artificially approached within
This is a sensa—
It is the
Leyden.
Now is iii“
“llilsollltc:
born
lcss than 0m? dcgrcc.
llon in the scientific world.
Ivork 'l'.l‘iuf. ancs. of
Holland.
What is the “absolute zero"? Not
the same as our thermometer.
l»y which boiling,' water has a tem-
peniture of dc grccs and ice forms
at 273 dcgrrrs Ctntlgtrnde. So 273 de-
coldl-r than ice is "absolute
n-Vn
0 Ass
grcr‘s
:',~ r0."
illicrcstinu.
“‘2'”?! it good
you comment. but
fur? The same was
.lskl vi about :0 3mm? ago when liquid
.llr wns brought out as a scientific
"lll’iOHity or toy. Today the production
of liquid air is a big industry. furn-
lshlllg argon for filling electric lamps-
M'l prmlvling 0\)gl.n for engineering
llnd medical uses.
No discmcry. howcvcr
may seem at the time.
portant.
trifling it
is really unim-
Once discovered, the human
mind soon puts it to use in the gener- ;
ll? xthPkI 0f “9
.341in raisin
sillllvlllrd of living- 8 our
[plane to chase an auto speeder. so he
4a battleship for a park ornament.
an argument because he usually gets
called ‘7
to every baby batch to an employs.
which will
words. "Gimme them five bucks";
In Nevada and they don't have to keep
their mouth shut about it.
vcrtlsement. The answer is "On cre- .
dlt.
cratic. plcce of nonsense. It should go.
There's no more reason why a cus-
tomer should tip a waiter than a. store
clerk.
RANTZAI'
tmgulshca Czech. Russian. Polish.
sian exiles.
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Note and Comment.
tunntc millions who can't so!
from Russia.
In Mount Pleasant. you, bandits bit
at! a man's thumb. proving you must
watch a man with an open mouth.
0 0
Counterfeit N'entlcs are in circula-
tion. Examine closely the small
change a bootlcggcr gives you.
of political bclicfs.
got on top.‘ llcpuhlicans who
cf the Soviets.
Rut this time on
all sides. one dis-
Don't waste sympathy on the lins-
Tllcy are not having onc-
tcnth so rottcn a time as tho unfor—
tlcrnlun republic.
lt‘cally it is capi-
ltl'ips.
,nrc speculating in marks. speculating
a
l
Hort to cullhatu close relations with
zinc Soviet guvcrrmcnt and.
mu of all Fi"‘<“”"-'Cmmt lzroctdorrt—ltantzau. nn aristo-
i
i
l
~instances thcy nil-c. making permanent
rwayiimvsimcnts ill the stocks of German
[corporations which are bound to pros—
Russinns in Berlin arc of all kinds’p' r “"1““ (lcrmnny K9" "DO" her {099-
Therc are Mon-
archists who ran away nttcr Kcrcusky i'vfi‘dltt‘. SDN‘IIHIHNK in ”1011‘ "1011"? 811d
rnn ls-tocks. purchasing thclr jcwrvltry and
may an” Kcrensky my, and Iloishn- ‘ivinL‘ fut at thcir hotels. what is the
viks who are born doing the busincss licrlillcr's spirit toward strangers?
The Germans are making cvcry cf- but nvvcr haw cncountcrcd it. Tow-
Berlin Heaven . of the ,Specu ator
That’s what your cash balance
looks like at this time of the
a
at the
sulllc time, with the exiled Russians.
for their nccds.
That is one of the
reasons why
but ono of Germany's rlcvcrcst
mlonlzlts. has in on sent to Moscow to
represent tllr (‘mrmnn republic.
I want to stress the point. thnt. the
ways seen perfect courtesy.. It's dif-
fcrcnt with l-‘rcnclt.nnd Belgians. The
hatred against them is ever mounting
in bitterness.
The only difference I see between
American is that the American pays
two or three times as much as a Ger-
n~an for anything he buya
But a foreigner goes up against this
in every country where prices are al-
ways changing annuals currency is de-
nrd Americans and English I have al-~
the treatment or a German and an.
year
without a
Christmas Club
pmplo one sces here this winter are
not ’lt'rfl as the Americans were
spc-nding thcir money on pleasure
based.
Americans. An
I never saw any active hostility to
educated German
t
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Check
The people now are here to
make hug.» sums out of German's
misfortunes. ’l‘bc ruin of the German
mark is their prosperity.
Bringing forclgn money and con-
\crtlllg it into marks. thosc strangers
on the lloursxc. speculating in German
stocks, bonds and securitics. In many
\\'ith foreigners buying their real
I have hoard yarns about rudeness.
0 O O
The king of Spain banished garlic
the king of
Spain's neighbors are tickled.
O O O
A Now York boy lived three weeks
in a water tank and all‘the other boys
will sympathize with him.
0 O O
In spite of expert predictions of
good times in 1923. the outlook is de-
cidedly better.
't‘rom his kitchen. so.
i
“Y ROY J. GIBBONS
SEA Stat! Corresptmdcnt
CHICAGO—You‘ll chew more gum
this year than you did last year!
prosperous!
William Wrigley Jr. is betting 810,-
000,000 on that proposition.
"Bill" Wrigley is one of the grcat-
cst of chewing gum manufacturers.
He used to work for $3 a week: now
he's called the “chewing gum king."
The \Vrlgley interests will spend
around $10,000,000 in 1923 on an on-
largemcnt program. confident that
business conditions warrant it. llill
says:
"I have every confidence in 1923.
“The signs are:
'Our reviving and increasing trade
witthurope.
"Repeat orders from retailer to job-
. t O
In San Jose. Cal.. a. cop uscd an air-
probably was a fly-cop.
O O O
A fire in a Persian temple has been
burning 1000 years. showing our fire
department is not the worst.
I C 0
Wire says the thirty-odd White
House cops will get new uniforms. but
these thirtyoodd are not the any odd
ones around there.
I O 0
her.
It In 'much‘more blessed to give "A general pick7up in all lines of
than receive bills. Rude.
0 0 O
A new machine takes a picture of"
your voice. Some smart guy will say‘
it must be perpetual motion to take a
woman's voice.
"The psychological scare of a ycnr
ago is past. Business is moving brisk-
ly. There is no appreciable stagna-
tion."
Needs of the Farmer.
But "Bill" says: "Something will
have to be done for the farmer. He
hasn’t been getting what might be
0 O
The janitor tells us
hard to burn.
0
that soft coal is
0 O 0
U. S. ship scrapping program is
halted and we may be unable to get
A little man always hates to stat-t
a liar.
O O O
\Vcst Virginia railroad is giving 85
make the
baby's first
A toothpaste mine has ben opened
0 Q
“How do you eat?" asks an ad-
. 0
Did you know spring bathing suits
were being made now?
0 O 0
Jim Scanlon of Shenandoah, Paw
went to great m u! m ., “a ;
as . W ”H
r?
That's because you will be more‘
$10,000,000 Bet You’ll Chew
More Gum During Year 1923
work.
iscs. "tor everybody who'll do it. They
hold their prosperity in
hands. \Vork. work. work! That's all
I can advise.
as you treat the year.
might tell you that Germany believed
everything Wilson said. and was let
down. but that would be about. all.
Nearly every German known that
American shipping lines have connec.
tions with German companies. They
lunow other buszncss connections are
being made. And many an envelope
from the United States contains a 86
bill sent by some American of Ger-
man descent to pom- relatives at
home. ,
Germans aren't spending any time
hating this country. On the other
hand. they are hoping. in a. world of
enemies. that they will some day once
more be able to count us as friends.
' Join our club today and you won’t
need to shiv‘ergfor r... of being
broke next year.
1923. Club
TOMORRCRV: How (Ba-many feels
toward the “chandler-no.
called a square dcsl. if some system.
could be evolved thrcby he could
hold his produce until it’s needed. in-
stead of dumping it onto the market
and creating an oversupply. there'drbe.
a big readjustment."
"Bill" added that people” have got to
"There'll be work.” he prom-
thelr own
The yea!- will treat you
"If work is done faithfully and hard
enough. 1923 will take care of itself.
And that'- Just what I know it's go~
ing to do. So you c‘ai say I said:
e
“We‘re off!"
Hear the Cutest
Victor Walt:
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