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Folks
Ghee.
8: teen A, thee.
Who elves the beet of given three?
The ceieuistine. thoughtful reins.
ltememberine ell tits: lies behind
And seeing much to ten end lined.
Beyond the curve Which lice sum.
Must welt More e core ‘tvlll lift.
To melts e. newton, shining gift.
The second eiver like the first.
“'oighs well the gilt. he would
bestow:
He must bo sure. however IIOW.
’Wfi iWfiTW-W’ifi'rfiwi
Find nought in it to critize.
And checks the swift impulse to give
Until he knows his gift will live.
The third gives out from day to day
Whatever coins hie purse may
hold;
Git e‘s copper. locking shining gold.
No question asks or right or wrong.
But. like the robin with his song,
Matters his talents for end user.
Even unworthy breasts to cheer.
Brush Fires
‘ .rf"*‘“'*"',rhie, as every fire chief wt‘l tel-
tity. in tho season of brush tires.
With the crisp days of autumn lilt-
generation
”error at the younger
steels forth to tire heaps of :nllen
; Jeeves end the drying grass and un-
‘der‘rowth. Sinco this particular in-
ltinct at youth is dangerous in)”: to
his end property. it should be null.
ed by parents everywhere.
communities have ordinances against
the setting of brush fires. the en-
forcement of which will solve fur.
ther to scotch tho nil. 1'2""
should be buried instead ‘f hmned
for they make rich fertilizer.
Too Little nun-nor in New Books.
tlndlanapolls News)
“'hst afflicts so many of our
younger writers and many of our
redlcnle. is. not melancholy. but
dullness. For meloncmoly or sad-
nesl may he found in more or less.
close Association with humor. liti-
mor ie both a sweetener 0! life and
a rovenlcr of truth—it also east—J. re-
lations which without it might be.
most. unpleasant. if not. possltirely
dangerous. One a: the weaknesses
of diplomacy is found in its desper-
ate eeriousnr‘ssa—or solemnit'j. Even
preachers—Bishop Ln'irner. for in-
stone's—did not scorn :0 use it So-
t-ratee is often almost playful
Carlyle could. and did. :23: with the
best 0! them. There is no connection
Whatever bet-sewn humor and
lily. between hm. 31' .. . ‘l . 32...;h-
iI-r of tools" which. we.
"as the rm: kiln; r! ’h"Z'T.! 1de a...
_ ~1.n-’;'nwhes hf‘r crown to one; TEzc .grtlt'i“ vir-scz'llJ-‘s .‘»ir. i-‘visdb‘k's
pat." For lunar I" {tilif""09“l‘:' ”1 g ,- ;-':.:.r:s and finer—s the crui‘t- 5-3¢.~.“:.;n: as. l “thclilengv: :u in...»
dressing gnu”; ,,- .1 V: lgp‘rs, Wit-.0711 Aft-n I, .Zt‘iillifhi’r ifim' “"h" ”it aihu litrlvarag"; 3. Par: plain“ Us
“Rho”?- "3‘3 5' 5’1 V 5 3‘77“}- 'P533“" “1“ “3 Laniehes h“-’ #03.“ i the Le‘vaStL-é in s~tti~.m.n: oi 1hr
“_ ‘ « ~ ‘ V . i ‘ ‘ fl . ’
, . . husoam. and ”‘5‘“! ‘0 spouse .. e gas-L‘CU‘! dam: disput»:. .‘dr. E0:-
M" Bus “'m‘ “th Tray." Prime “35‘3”"— ("t 'h": court. “‘91-- divi' lain; “L3 ‘orulnrh i'l‘fiwi-SPC.
(Pres. lmer-ns u: Lorrie i; ii. ‘aitzi': not muri‘; to lxuild :1 play upon ‘ " ’ . ' " ’
.. _ . ‘ . . . 'retury of .11»: Leagu' . "talus tin.-
ANwM-Wn) and yet. more N. 2.x. It. is amass >
\Vhrrc ‘m-lv“ . :r. ‘3‘; 0,0,3. :1 was! 1.x. 33mg- and a: {injf-fiv pomt! ;i the l."il‘:'i‘: of $31.15;»; “.25;
densely prvtx'. 1...: d. “an -‘-. w _..... to grca'lzrss. Tu a. \lial .sL-‘or in (incu i‘allzm.
’ where the hu'. ,~
be Operated pm;
fares. hut in zerzvral
transportation
.« . “ M “' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ’ ‘ . n - 'I " ‘ » ' ‘ ' '
, they ("n "“9 "' "87"” 0“? d“ ‘1 .zrl L‘tv-l‘ina hardon. all unite-i “:3 A“ lntrodurtmn .0 .hr. loo-1c}; 5
higher {are tit ll. li‘nuwy so. time i! ,g the pin? up n, the point 0'. .531“ mm“ :‘135:
More than can. hundred eznr: rm , , ”3,331,...3‘... -mph it has manhfidv , "F ,.. 7‘ ~ .. .1, .. H .
railway rfrmlpanll—s have. invested ”P'i or K x int. n I oi it . Mn.) i
filiafd of 3‘}."(!'t."r:: l". 1.0")": buses.
we a»
Tull “ LAT" ER.
4‘... i-ioutiir rn .\'~ W lit-mum}. ' HOU‘L“ i'1l’llr‘ii}. Gray-thorn“ it! P eemyf I)..- 3 'ml; i‘riruzlal-st. r4 \ i-Ms the. (En-1‘0-
l. » _ ... - n {i > 'v , (V? . . .. v. . .
a-wlunday and \i. prim-9.1;“; ptr,k,'“,‘y d-“n “'Omia‘} ":‘E‘ul'r'nrna ‘ 2;”) i ltnimn nitulr m u. mu tlm. hunts
' - l I ) 1 A . V
' A on tho south-am eta-'1‘; 1min ‘ "”11“" ’ 10’ ‘ ‘g’ ' p {with r-oniinr'mg form. 21:1: the:
«nu-l \A hit h is. an in gonslnnt danger of
pedantic».- in temperimr‘t.
.Na \Vimis;
Perhaps. in wise men oft-n say,
The noblest gifts by Time are ,
C wrought.
Jewels must. feel the wheel of
thought.
And yet the heart is often kind
“'hen coldy selfish is the mind.
And God may like them best who
give
Not asking thnt their gifts shall live.
Many
'rmves
and I
fi'i‘L‘O- ‘
are tr-ki. ld'
AWNG BROADWAY
._ With _.
Dixie Hines l
}
oct. 2:.—‘—The ‘;
re- !
—~¢
l NEW YORK.
zh‘nighborhood Pia) house has
irumed operations, after a year's idlefl
. ncss. under the direction of ’Richard i
Boleslawky. Their tirst offering to,
the intelligensin .1: two plays. "The !
Player Queen" by William Butler;
Tents. ?
M.-.» ..n.-..
©
which is produced for thei
first time in this country. and "The:
'Shovlng-lfp of Bianca Poenet" by?
George Bernard Shaw, which has
been revived from time to time. more
to demonstrate tilt: versatility of the
.actore than anathin; else.
i
i From Yeats we got a fanctful little;
bit. interesting. excellently cast. and.
thoroughly enjoyable. The story is1
hard to pin down and i there is one.
i: must be. this. In the castle a. bend:
:it plawlrs '-=: 31:21:: to 3.“; their
drama «liar. the place is. stormed by
the pupixls-‘e uho are intent upon
szilaéd a substantial
9.11.5 Rn} mohd B. i'fidiC‘k
“’l'h—- Leanna:
t Lctory."
2.“. "<9 our-
in a stammvn: published
’rent issue of ti.‘
0.13.“..- q... (It-cum} n-hora they have Herald. li‘n: official organ u. the"
seen. and setting a. new one in 1 League of humans .‘sun-i ;.r. s . . As-
an; in desperation the r--al'ao<"latl..l;z
.‘lnn- Ma: Mil! must go the noting
L'HR‘J" of the --‘.'e'!'.ll’l£;. l'n nun-1.1 Gray-
?hr‘urrt , Joanna Rhos. A‘bert Carroll
an cn'lrcly flaw prinripul in 1?;
Kit'niciil u‘ internatinnn: dip’pzliis.
gel-
, in "Th- Shnuing-UD “3 1“MFG:erroneous impression that ih‘,‘
Pom-t.”—John Campbell 35 Blenco. League “as no: :2. fault)? in shilling
Douglas Harden as the sheriff and
but a
the
:1. factor.
Ditti‘COVK r.
; Leagu» was not out,»
s ”v.3 ‘ . ,.
(“Hrs M “Ht vital one. antithni.
51:7: North of Suzhil' Hook: P'lilnq“ . , A. , , _, "/2115”: lit-id ”:1 in ,\ in Hw ‘2’JJH‘IH
:I~;£Orth':air‘. 3335‘.) (.2- r :01.“ y-rr'llul " ‘Nilzw :clll‘lilll:>‘iift‘l-i‘71'l‘. lictril" I; through it: puts- l‘ in I'T-l”: l:‘ri\vra;l:
';"0¥‘:fca$'. “tii’in‘l ltroifli'va out'N' ri-k“':"n 1“ ntlldr-n." h “1 L. LET“: “I“ ' COH-l-l'lltlzltlul: of an act like .‘»IUS.~‘i,i-
’ _ .. _ .i-mn .‘i!"hi§l. Yh>’:3"'ti.'1|‘ifl'. Alon-s" 1.:1- i , , ‘ , if“ new
:~ our south l') Hun 1-1 "1M- .,,.9M adaptations of "Th- 1'0'1riiinl3- Jr. 1 Lsdlck Calls ., ..s
:4 vsanrly Hank to Hum --a~: N".rill.»;ist if"'-’“‘;ii15’n ,_ "Blood and Sand." and 3’0““. t” the hands of the Lghzue ..
1"“9' and 0‘" Hz”? l..-7k 3‘1““ r:- ‘other-successful] films have made her i weapon '2! infinite “3"”!"93"
adreati’ler Wildliflf. Hummus and opulent. recalls one tn-; "Mr. l~osdlck has just rclulnad
” .' Conditions. :cldi‘ut when the Than»: Spanish mzts- i from G';li':\:l. ile mu. than»; in I
. 7'. TN: lfl'liwtilma .l:-- in: .l .n-mm- terplor‘e “-3,. Loin: fumed, ,prinatn capacity. but. he was no cus‘
3f; .uice of 5-“.‘rs err Mir \V.7L-ilt"fj One of the. young anmsflg “aliuol of curious \isilor. Ho Want It:
f,’.l“t.'cede.y and Wednesday in the suits elevated to the back of a fractiouelc'enma with :2. new to ._ whim.
east or the :xl'sslsslppl fi""i‘ \‘it‘pl‘ what he saw to tilt.- friends nl tit-
:* that rain is: probably along the AL‘
is lzlr north as «touthvrn;
’ mildew Jam 9' and southern New i-Lsig- -
kind.
will . um
i
The temperature
wens-t mat-trio 113:.
""..“'Storm warnings remain displayed
.‘a‘lrom Boston. Mass. to Cape EL‘I'IQT-
“as low Mondav night
Manitoba. southwestvwwd to
southern Arizona and from aha viol-
-> nity of Jamaica. northward oier
”Cubs.
in mm ocean to
I: Vh'nnil capes. and it was hizh over
the At,-
nff the
the Bahama and
latitude 37.
' all other regions. Strong north end
‘Weot winds and sales Druvan-
ed along the Atlantic coast lrom
emu-tam- to Cape Cod. Showers
W occurred within the wt. :4
house along the Atlantic coast rrcm
' . first” to southern New
' , Tho temperature was 'ower
- - in the euth Atlentic ntltfts.
M low end falling from
' ‘ » mthwnrd to latitude 37
W cape! and abom'nnily
the torth'eetwerd will cause
at northeast gales on Atlan-
' fine from Cape. Hatteras north-
ud strong north and north-
” war western Corn-lean
“kl. Florida strain and along
« Atlantic coast n": 2;
WWI-”KATIE .
soul-lira et 3p. n. 751};
It New Haven “7mm".
.. ...... 20.09 52 «leer
City . . 30.1! 54 cloudy
.. . 30.20 50 '3de
........ 20.28 5') cloudy
........ 30.45 42 Near
- ‘..‘...... 30.1! 49 clear
11 ...... 1040 50 ritar
.u.....'. 29.74 62 cloudy
.oooeoooe 3°.‘3 46 Lit‘f
f ....... 19.88 as rah:
.' e; .... 29.94 80 clear
City .... 80.30 3: clear
...... 30.16 50 irludy
30.21 a cloudy
... 80.20 5! clear
oe-eee 30.24 5‘! Pin“,
I000... 80.“ 52 “a,“
10 elm
velour. ..
ck]!
broncho.
"i do hope he. is gentle.“ she re-
marked to the director. "I have nev-
er ridden before."
"No?" the. director answered.
'\\all you have nothing on this
horse. He has never been ridden."
Mien Mathis seems to have a pen-
chant. for pictures with horses. She
is now adapting “Ben Hur." and this
play. as these who remember the
stage version will recall. was made
famous hy its chariot race.
0 O O
' League in America. No one i< tuit-
ter qualified than he to make ';Llst'r~
vations for many reasons.
of his former
Secretary. he has a wide risquin~
tance in Geneva. and was clam ‘3' zu-
sociated with all of the important of-
field]: of the lmuguo. He is ..n in~
timato friend of Lord Robert ifoci'
"Thus it will be seen th'tt what
Mr. li‘osdick learned at Genet; “as
the result of his being in closr- muvh
with all the Leanue‘s inner workings
during the critical hours foliowimt
Mussolmi's seizure of Corfu 'and his
subsequent defiance of the League
of Nations.‘ '
The Fosdick statement follows in
full: '
The fact that is striking his Na-
poeonic attitude Mussolini saw fit
to challenge the competence a. the
League is largely academic ’nr it is
now obvious that. instead of meet-
ing a. crushing defeat. the League
gained a substantial victory.
The fact that in order to en“; the
face of Italy the Council of Ambas-
ndors was put forward as the osten-
sible instrument for achieving the
settlement does not in eny way re-
flect upon the Lennie.
The Dengue will use any instru-
ment and any legitimate method to
there sinister significance in the
fact the: the inquiry it made by the
Council of Ambassadors instead of
by an enncy of the Leone. indeed.
such on investigation by this Council
would seem to be the lotion method
of epproach. inasmuch as the
murdered officers were representing
their death.
Tho diepite has been settled
through the interposition of the
tune: and whetever Mussolini or
his representstivee luv. aid or my
hammer“: to “arenas.”
the feet romaine that without the
machinery which) the Leone has
crazed end brunch the public
opinion end mun] judgement of
more then titty nations. m .be
focused on a'perticuhr situation.
this dispute which annotated ,
When Mary Carroll began rehears-
in: in “The Potters." the new play
by J. P. McEvoy. who writes those
interesting snidicate stories. she en-
gazed s new maid. Miss Carroll
,returned to her comfortable domi-
lcile late in the week and found that
her servitor had taken French leave.
"i hear that your new maid has
left you." Catherine Doucet sis-mp3-
theiieally observed at rehearsal next
day. '
“Yes." Miss Carroll answered with
her biting Irish wit. "but not much?‘
0 O O
Bessie Berriscsie went into: store
in Canada to purchase eome woolen
golt hoee. necessary since she has
taken up the ancient game. The
shop keeper showed her some goods.
"I went wool." the ectress said.
"These are not wool."
"Not wool?" the shop keeper en-
swered. ““‘hy madam, we lose ten
per cent of these each your from
moths."
“If that is true.” the me. Ill-
"wed.“uhnnkflaueryonthe
part of the moths."
And he couldn't laugh the: on.
____.._____.,
now e State.- a. Bed.
(Wuhtngton Carma-Mont)
‘
“Go to bed between 3 end 10
o'clock if po-lble. Rise st ‘30 in
the morning. Toke orange juice end
codes: then 1 little m Shove
“stethumumkettWha-
cloeeyoureyee
i
other
5 Enemies of League of Nations w e t u... m C can
. . . = no fact a V mi 6006 '
. Scored In Article by Fosdick a... which a. League brought to
.lils-Hlsslng ti»; Greco—lluimn (twinge
League of .‘htions
. tom; so tailoring that it could scarce—T
negotiatlnns and that it intrud'lce-i.
:05
Ll'br Salnndra knew that \i’tize Hy-
§ the dispute. Mr. i" JEIJi'Jk. ln':‘J“'_t;rd-.
hmnswwrnce is that \tithin 1. week,
‘nllhougil he still maintained hit: Sa-
fpuleonic posture. Mussolini mustan-
;tatiousiy ciimed down»
lreasonnble position.
1“ ““‘vflnxhls 035‘ ha a. . 1‘» » .
connection 3‘ K‘udcr‘tho inciden‘s 03f tl‘fJgn‘muifice I": and
i t ”dispute in ques-
; lion.
(to harness up a. new force 51
izoxornmeht of the world's affairs—-
till? force of international public op-
pinion.
.«rto
been no way by which it
concentrated and directed.
suppose that the ltaiian ultimatum
had been
ago.
.it have been to Sweden or Belgium
tor l'ruguay or China?
Would these government: ham had
to protest or
have prompted them even to osprm
an opinion?
approving opinion have
premed without endangering diplo.
matte relations? Consequently Grace
would have been left to the mercy
of Italy and the result would have
been war or the ignominious curren-
der of the weaker country.
new principle. a new kind at lot-cc.
“that Italy does to Greece is now
the legitimate concern oi Uruguay
and Sweden and China. No act of
tmison such es Italy commenced
can now be carried through
chillenxe. I’m! nations repleeent-
in: seven-eight: .o: the popn'ntion
ot the world. sand up in the Assent-
bly of the Leone to tell Itniv mu
she is eating against the conscience
of mankind.
ercion is employed. The Quorum:
weapons} in the armory dime ,
Leone 7min. untouched Be: My ’ “
becomes suddenly monshle. Certain
Writs: Muses ere suede. but '
3 sum is touted: which mm
with the more! 3 great. may
and mm‘ojwt‘lce otter-ii- :"
tar one.
theLeeguetooe-otdtheneestem
«measures. ‘numms
economic
you “11,011.33
m of mmmaoej-- >vo
“no, “it 1-
mew MW we. '
[crisis is «pecan! significant. In
3
gbcer on Italy. no other nation will
. , '
iz-zd condemnation of fifty unfinns iaf§°°n be tempted .o rush into a simi-
'somethlng that tan be tritlud withfim' situation. The whole worm 1.3:
'h‘: Sholfld’ha\e seen the persu.rstion;‘“m°'1 a lesson. When Mussolini
_mn down the face of the ,uzunistruck his heroic attitude he neVer
'delegatm Signor Saundra. at tl-le'é‘ke‘med °£ u“ hornets nest 3° “:
meeting of the Council m, thugstdrrlle‘ up. He forgot all afloat the
League on Septunber alith. in aglxngue. He forgot tn“ :1“ an.
1333 and not. 1913.
l} he Ward an...” we 1.00m. shamit‘i‘d recently come into the
and that “are
world
«in mm} m pm a hold ”a“ an ‘2; new technique {or handling inter-
«use that. he personally knew it) lveén.‘u_°ul difficulties. K. "L‘ pro-
lmi. it “as a pitiful failure nod no John; the most surmised m in 521-.
i v
03-: was more conscious of it mangrope when be ”M h°' ““391,
Salandra hizllsclf. _-Xgainst him w“! he was cmxdemned. as he is to“)
L:T:‘.‘l}-’d the public opinion of aZ-iwrhnp‘ the most chlxrined 'm 3"
must the entire chimed “Mil 3 he sees the lees of credit with which.
awaiting through an inst rumcnt‘ ugly has emerged Mm this “fair.
“ hit}: gaxc it coherency and volume;
ii: ru was the combined fungi-mezz-
3u2g to a. close. The time .1 over
tilt} ‘mllons. cont-gaunt” The: .-
m“ “flanged nct r h‘ “ ”fl” _ lWhen 1. mg nation can throttle e.
“ ‘ ' ‘3 JS 0““ comm-3.. vilt'e one withou’ chantng“ “or
‘ L fig 5 ‘ ~4-
_ £30m ._. t i.‘ " r’
nuns spake tor Belgium. an»! '(l'ant~i , 6723"“ 0 some 1"“ recs-techno
in: for <Weden end Fed, {0‘ Crew , 0. due ltauxsn~Greek dispute will
. _ . .. . s. _ i ’ a
' §g~lve peuee to any of the (rut. n:-
i ttons who in a. moment of 3.11:“- may
Britlnr: d iwn the {text in 33.7: As-
smnbly the rcpt-escalating a" mores be tempt‘d .0 an un'air use 0. W,
{t - t \ A 5 .
icr.
thun live score other nationx wore
“HIM; rthu uhance to add their; Durin' th‘ time th th‘ l' . -
“or”: o. indignation. As {1:0 «thorns; N , °, " ‘t " "nan
disapprmal “out around thzébrfe". dispute ‘
(aide of'thu Council on Soou-m‘maréeu“ oefure the Louncil 0: the
sixth. Szlnndru realized. if itha ELEWQ' we Americans Wk" '9“:
nut rralized it before. that l‘u-‘y “as§\‘istttns in Geneva. were ’iving
tin-rally isulului. and that “f :
lair ul’ riniizutivtl his C!_‘Iil‘.'.‘:-' flood? Robert Cecil
condemned}.
of
peace of the World and a new deal
for prosterity. Behind him were
Hymans of Benton: and Running
~ _ fi 9
‘lhe 300:: on his late as he tried?
filth brunt words to boistu "p the}
easn of Mussolini will not, sun: bet
forgotten in Genexa. And lb». whole and Nansen o: Nomi!
American? Where tree the vntx the:
to :1 more
on
million people in the United Sun-s?
Why was the wealthiest end the
most powerful notion on earth tak-
ing no part in n deliberation inti-
mztily related to our sin fizrt‘iy
and the whole future at the rot-id?
The eituntion cried for our . muse.
“’ith out disinterested \z‘ice "Lied
to the counsels. the matter could
have been settled fer more easily.
Thin; how elmpde the solution
would have been it Mr. 113. to:
example. reps-seeming the b"'.e to:
pence or oil America‘s millions. had
been nbie to add his voice to Lord
Robert Cecil's in the Council.
But 111qu of this kind a! rep-
rmntetion. or Any represent-tron at
oil. we hsd from Auction. concur-
rent with the protest of the multi-
This is Why the Longing} \lrtory
“Tint the League has time is‘
the
“‘e have never known ‘.ith-
What it could do. There has
could be
I rt us
launch-«l a. dozen rears
\\ hat poslhle concern would
What '1‘!“
what interest would
How could such a dis.
M" “‘ then war. n mixing chorus a! mu.
lent criticism conoernin: the cups
inees end fluidity at the League.
nose were their cries. The Vague:
was felling: The effort for peace
and a new technique “I a‘.‘ he;
Lord Robert Cecil end his support-
ers were idealism It woe tenants
eye the United. States V's-e not;
member. ‘ .
This was the contribution of the
United States to the recent em
sum st Genevn. Another round:-
flon stone washing laid at too!-
perlmont in human relations in
Which is knotted the whoio fixture
ottheworldttneoded that-onto
be I!!! (aim “at on. Aug-h , ‘-
nmudpertvoeitoehndetm'side.
looting we atom; the w-
But the League has introduced n
"“wut
No' other form 3! co»
wants.
a .
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a--.
_
Itmnotdnnbepo-tbleta
bosom. term last
‘dnoeaywdchi;meel'ii lopeeno
travel. a. distant. dentin: week: it
it has been '1 lesson for :52! 33-. ‘
;. lions. The day of median is drnw- '
ByWeu'm
mane, badge“: worm: that 1,
need exercise; I took n with this
.m'mvflunwa m. I
w, "3 My Mb” “I 3009' re»
”but sense “when miles or
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