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The Killers
Out in tin) “wt “hire "men are
men." or are so praised. a new nic-
:thod has been ilovisr d for putting to
"starts us « secures-Is rues ) wir"$l.nn;...
:death men C(lll\ll ti d of murdvr. Lu-
:thsl gas 1»: thv nuw iiicii. And it
lmust li:n~ inst some timt‘. and
.. money to "pi i i: rt" this Phi-"l‘lllii‘ltl.
' Smun pit-7m.» ii i] Ur tlmt tlu
:world is grmvin: bitter but it
‘ would :1“ m tint more pi‘ognsu
‘would be made if lll‘lc and money
were 3pm.! by these Scientific killtrs
to work out .I rm-t‘ l of punishment
that does not l‘OllidFt of taking an
“eye for an oyv.” Hangings. the
electric "llllll'. hrivr-n‘t succccdcd in
stopping: ninn killing man. in anger.
in pzmsmn. l.itli.il this won‘t do it
eitht‘r. Surily llll'l‘l" must: be smnc-
thlng it runs; l"r‘l"£lli}' with :i man
who kills mmthr r. Farina] punish-
ment of course l‘lllllllllllt‘s that man
from furthvr killings but a tcrm of
life linbrimnii'iwnt \Vll'llll rinswrr the
slime I‘lllrvl‘mi'. Arid oltv‘nlimcs filth
have paid th~ iii'nitlty o: dcath un-
Justlv;
The (inc ]~‘.- .isrc' note that comes
out of this "»‘ii-.iti(~n" of l(j'lh.’ll
girls is tiiv s“ lit ii.~i,t by tho- war-Ln
0! Sim: Slur: zit-non tim‘ Xvw York
will Snot) ill» :uvnv with capital
punll‘tlll’ii'll' Tin-re should be no
capital pizizr'lmwnt in any state in
Ann-rival. i irnxxrxnynmwit is tl.
liilmnnr anI-x'.» :.
ln tlr‘ ll ports {"0111 Nevada. when l
lethal fins was 115' ii to lzlll a China-
xnan. lbw 5’.Il‘:.l‘ n: was lnmlr: that
the \\‘lll_' 5 .‘ ‘\.i‘..l;- 1 tin (xx-wiitlull
through \\lll«ll"x‘.:<. it (loitl’ll Sr» in
possible that Hit 11 mn \viitPh nnothi r
'm'ui (lie in this l'isliiun. Carson
City. .\'. vmla. Hmiilil luvw an asylum
for tin h it .'.:v xv :=. ’l‘l‘. it's v. Einrrc
thi'y l.t‘l\illL",
. ..
6 for 20c
Good nit-runon. ILLVC you Pull-i
your incrensv-il trolley fur-cs or arc
you walking? \Ve. hope the naxt
mayor's conrnh will give us "the
fact about this boost. in trolley fares.
The Blble
The controvrrsy butwccn the fun-
dnmentalists and the IllOdOl‘illSl‘ still
goes on. Minister is arrayed against
minister und church folks wondrr
"what tho‘y are to bvlivvc.
Yrt \vv nnti: in lll‘f stories of
Abraham Lincoln and \Voodrm.
VVllson that both knew their limit:
:nnd found inspiration and courage
:theri'in. \i'llili- the ministers are
«quurrcling it would be well for thoso-
:ln doubt to {allow in (hi: footst-‘ps
i0! Linu-ln :ind \\'il.~mi and mud U!"
Lb‘ibli- and be inspired by it to do arr
.niuch guild to tlii‘ir [illow mall
(is possiblr.
an
TUB “‘EATHER.
. Southl-rn New England; luir and
:Ilightly Cold! r Mun-in}; Tuesday in-
:creasing clo'lulinv‘s. probdlily rain
:01: snow. .
_ Eastern Nrw York: l-‘iiir Monday.
:Tucsdsy slightly warmer. probably
.rnln on tlu: must unrl snow or rain
fill the llllLl'lOl‘.
' \Vlinls; north of Sandy Hook; di-
:mlnishing norilnnet and “'tillhi'l‘
:l’nlr Monday.
; Sandy llook to Hatteras. dimin-
;lshlng northwest and north shirt-
:lng to northeast over south portion.
:ycnthcr fair Monday.
1 Conditions. Thu disturbance thut
fwas over the uppcr lake rcglon
”Saturday night niovcd rapidly east-
]? wnrd to New England and the lower
vat. Lawrence valley. atmdea by
"gnaw in thn l..l;v« rrgion. the Ohio
:anlaw and tin: middle Atlantic and
:North Atlantic Halos. A second dls~
-ttirbnncc vms cc ntral over Manual-.1
:8unday night. a third over New Mex-
;ico and still another oi! the North
Picnic coast. moving eastward.
An area of high pressure was
josatral over the lower Ohio valley
,58unday night and moving rapidly
inltwnrd.
- The temperature was slightly
lhl‘hrr Sunday in New England and
the South AUKU'HIC states and the
fianrthwest.
The area of high pressure over
continue to
move rnpldly eastward and it will
.. (allover! by the disturbances
toes:- lultoba and New Mexico. as
1“ result rain will set in over the
valley. the lower lake region
the Atlantic states, except
Monday
syr-
law or Tuesday.
an. temperature will be lower in
England Monday and it will
somewhat higher almost
' ’ .in the Washington fore-
. a - on Tuesday.
M am for m..."""‘
“sputum.
_ Elven Wenther
lwonldobsq
«suns. commit
mo.
- Live committee.
it'llll‘r hand liykoll is described as a
A ruin hour lsiJsmes B. Winhe
hss s wooden knee: he somethnes
wobbles in his tracks. from pain he
is never tree; but when I ask him
how he stacks. "I'm feeling fine."
says he. If be elected to repine
and groan and tear his hair. it he
sent up a frequent whine. to elude
him none would dare: but he in-
sists he's feeling fine. and right side
up with care. So he's become a
household word. and when wr see
him page. we say. "Behold that
grand old bird! He sounds no vain
'alas‘: he makes all stumblers seem
sbsurd. end in the ten cunt class.
For he has gutts. perch; fcet.»n.nd
he must wear a. wig. with wooden
teeth he's doomed to eat the lus-
cious prune and fig: and yet he
finds existence sweet. and grand,
and fine. and big- One eve he pur-
chased at the store. the other's
nearly blind: if he has bones that
are not sore. they're mighty hard
to find, sud yet he holds that gent
a bore who calls this life a. grind.
His ears are badly on the blink.
he cannot. smoke or chew. his side-
boards always come our pink.
.which is n. loathsome hue; he's
ltrentcd hardly and you'd think he’d
,sprinr: a sad boo-hon. l-lnt naught
lcnn daunt this {cstlvo night. his
or night. he says he’s ”tulin; fine."
N'THE Dev: news
Aleksei lvanovich iiyliol’t. who
succeeds Nikoeai Lenin as premier
and head of the council of commis—
sars. has been identified with the
soviet regime from the beginning.
law-n before the overthrow of the
l(‘£ill‘l5‘. government he was idi-ntiticd
Willi the revolutionary cause and
ilfltl l-w n banished on account of his
political philosophy, Thus from tho.-
i-mnt 0! new at training and politi-
r‘il r-xri-crlcncc lie scrim: likely to
(marry mi along the lines laid down
by his late chief.
lzykor'f assisted Lenin in the ca-
pacity of first \‘icc prwsidcnt (if the
rounul of proplvs coininissars. He
first erw (ittcntion us a member
of tlw Andalusian central execu-
He has held the
post of cemmissar of agriculture.
presidont o! the supreme economic
«uninil Ill'lll \ltft' Ilrtsllitnt of tlic
L'Ullllt'll of luliOr and arterisc.
'l'lu; I221? murmur. firminr. has
a. i'tputaiinn as :in a'lnlllilsil‘illnl‘. A5
Email of thr germ-inn: Lolly rontrnl-
inn: stair- industries. he has heroin»:
illormighiy inmilinr with the 113“
lion's t‘L‘nOnlli" pruldvms ,nnd is ex-
pected to l-rmg to tlniii'considcra-
lit-ll alum: more prnrtn-nl “HUS than
tiny l‘i't“l\i"il :it the hands of thi‘
preceding administration. 0n the
nun of thi- niodcst upu who will
not through the sheer force of per-
smnility command the same confi-
d(ll(‘0 and support that were accord-
cd l.cr.in.
The immediate future of the so-
viet regime would therefore seem
to depend upon whether or not the
situation is sufficiently stable to
parllllt of the consideration of prac-
tical icnnomic problems. It it is. in
\ low of the l‘t Cognition that has been
accorded the Moscow gmernmcnt by
England and the trade agreements
it has concluded with other Euro-
pvzin governments, progress and ul-
lllllfllt ly the readmission of Russia
to the councils of nations may be ex-
pected. If. on the other hand. Ry-
koff is unable to hold the political
situation in hand: if the discord re-
ported at the time of Lonin's death
unions; his suhordinntrs devilops, civ
ll “ur ("ill :w‘uri‘i 1y ln- incrzi-d.
A iiw Russian )(‘IidL‘l‘S
The Ladies of the
lion;
The divotion \\llb which Mrs.
\i'ilr-on (and {or her husband dur-
ing his long illness has Justly called
{or the praise of the American
people and awarded her a place
among the ladies who have presided
over the \\'hitc ileum.- second to
none in popular uilcclion. Today
she stands lortli as a du’ilghllul typ;
o' Au-crican “omnnhoud. Solis the
New llavcn Journal CouriLr.
Until the beautliul and gracious
Miss Fuisome became Mrs. Grover
Cleveland and took her place as the
presiding social genius 01 The \Vhite
blouse. tradition and a. generous sen-
timentality refused to consider any
successor in that capacity to lovciy
Dolly Madison. Very few had ever
seen her. and fewer )ct enjoyrd the
charm oi What must. hauo been her
personality. but she had bLCflluC‘. a.
patron saint at all that was lascin—
outing in the life of the country's
capital. and remained the tnue and
only type of national womanhood
that could‘snswer national pride.
Mrs. Cleveland by her gracious man-
her and infinite tact. her physical
beauty and genuine simplicity broke
the tradition for all time. Mrs Mc-
Klnely an invalid. became the more
attractive figure because of the
great devotion paid her by her gal-
lant husband. Both Mrs. Roosevelt
and Mrs. Tait .presldcd over the
White House with great charm end
with that modesty and self errace-
ment which has been the secret or
Mrs. Wilson’s country-wide popular-
it)‘. '
The ladies of the White House
hove n place of their own in the his-
tory of American life totslly unlike
that or the Indies of foreign courts.
and, it we may not seem provincial
in saying so. more attractive. They
have maintained and pgeservod the
best traditions of American hospital
ity and have played I part in the
success of their distinguished .hus-
heads the lmportnnce or which can-
not be over‘estlmnted. Thelr's wns
.. 30.18 44 cloudv
.. 29.90 30 clenr
.. 29.74 33 cloudy
23.73 8‘ cloudy
30.00. 2‘ snow
30.36 36 clear
30.30 3: clear
30.1!) ‘0 cloudy
30.10 30 cloud)
0.0! 44 clear
' I3 clan
Usage is nshinc: though evils on his
form alight. he won't take in his
sign. and when :ou hail him. day ‘
White House‘
C LASSICS OF III'SIOR
A TRAGIC STORY 1!.) “‘illlnm
Mnkrplcuc Thackeray
There lived a. sage in the days of
yore. ‘
And he a handsome pigtail wore:
But uomhred Ill-Huh, and rnriowcd
more.
Because it hung [lt'hlpd him
Tic mused upon this curious case.
And swore he'd change :hs pig-
tail‘s place.
And have it hanging at his ‘r'cr.
Not dangling there behind him.
Says his "The mystery I've found,
1‘“ turn me round," —- hi- turned
him round: .
But still it buns behind him.
Then round and round. and out and
in.
All day the puzzled saga did spin:
In vain-it mattered not a pln.-—-
The pigtail hung behind ham.
And right. and end
about.
And up._ and down. and tn. :ml out
He turned; but 51“: the plslall
stout
loft. round
And though ms efforts never slack.
And. though he twist. and twirl. and
tack.
Alas. still faithful to his back.
The pigtuil hangs lmhind him.
‘ I I
'85” as n PEPPER
era.
The more popular you we. the
more enemies you hue.
No person has too many sdmlrg
It is easier for youth
learn
youth
-te
than it is for age. because
knows less. '
There never was s Juan who
wouldn't have liked to have been n
Great Lover. '
Mon cannot afford to be unpop-
ular: women cannot word to be
populist—C. K. .x
‘ I O O ‘
ADD 100 mm CENT AMERICANS
Philadelphia. is a very sleepy town.
All Japanese in thls country are
spies getting ready to aptu'a Cs.“-
rornia, Niagara. Falls and Kalama-
zoo. ‘
\
George Wsshlnl’ton never told n
lie. ‘
A business man would make s
great President.
All chorus girls chase'rnllllonslren
and subsist on champnmie rind lob-
stcr.
Newspapers with the largest cir-
culations are the best ncvrspapms.
more
0‘le
The people. of Boston are.
intellectual than those 0!
cities.
The l'nltcd States is the law
country in the world.
0 O C
Looks like Mr. Lever-more. the
1
peace prize-winner brought home
the Bolton.
The second 350.009 will he the
hardest.
“DISEASE. ESPECIALLY TUBER-
CULOSIS. GAINLNG FOOT-
HOLD IN MAlH'ING
GERMANY.”
“No work. no milk. no coal. no
lights at night. no room to keep the
sick apart from the wel‘ and no
hope on reasonable expectation of
remedy. This is the 'suximary of
the workman's home in Germany
today." Such is the picture tainted
by Dr. Haven Emerson. professor of
public health administration at Col~
umb'u. University. and formerly
commissioner of public health in
New York.
He recently returned from Ger-
many. where he made child inelth
survey for American Mend; .Ser-
vice Committee (Quakers) and the
American Committee for Relief of
German Children. of which Mat.
Gen. Henry '1‘. Allen is chairman.
~"Here is a situation calling for
drastic measures Certainly the po-
tentates of courts and par‘anric’nts
of banks and ministries. ll settle
reparations, give s. permanent value
to the mark and let the ships -the
freight trains of commerce. on the
routes of industry. Certainly! Yes:
But when? .And meantime the re.
lentless and unnnmrnhlc argu-
ments of hunger slid of norm
disease are being pushed to tepid
conclusion among the children .0!
Germany.
‘fJn spite or diets o; plumes.
meal soup. herring and breed. it
was not 01 hunger and the Ind-not,
complained. They, begged {or the
menus or keeping clam. couch
siesta to cover their beds: umber-
isl tor shirts. threads to mend'nnn
new on buttons with; heat to 8!"
them cleansing when (or this
MY.
Deal at women so Wit! for
tion MW
any or the femuy are the} women ~
.1. mum... .
these mesa. um judge, nails. .
I . .
“In Berlin threeontol’ them
New Haven .. . . . 29.80 33 cloudy
New Orleans . . . . 30.26 64 cloudy
New York . .. . . . 33.88 30 clout“
Norfolk ........ 30.10- 40 clas-
Sorthfleld. Vt. . . 33.14 18 cloudy
Pittsburgh .-- . . . 30.30 30 cloudy
Portland. Xe. . . . 3,316 24 snow
St. Lbnh ....... 36.34 II cloudy
8L Poul .......-zo.os ~34 cloudy
Truly
makes the supply of wean: wafer
rsre and insulflclent. ‘11:: chil—
dren's skins sro marked with m-
tcctlon and bodies formerly kept
clan and tree from vermin are now
scratched and sore. ’
- 82.50 “'oelily Dole
“How tar could you make a city
dole or 82.50 a week gotta support
of your wire ond two "children ll
you wrrs a jobless workman? You
would do what 20 to 49 per cent.
or the people or that srcat,cltles
of Germany us ddlng_nqw. these
who are unemployed and supported
solely by the meager tun-ls from
their city government. You would
buy boiled potatoes and the next
du boiled poutoes. did one: I. day
perhaps you could afford hall: a
herring and perhaps once a week
you would taste meat. On such
diets grown people survive and en»
potently mum s. in]: condition
of general heslth and body m
but for the little children ltd: tin.
pomilile to use such (m .succcss-
fully to make growth and resist dis.
“ the hospitals for children we
found' advanced and serifins tickets.
Scurvy reappeared utter an absence
since 1911. Edema. hit bloating
o: the body which concern-cg u. _.
ot ants in tfieldiet. {rumor-,3 as;
more acquaint In the. last, six
months. though it land’shneada.
wouredslnoetheflme ' their.
:65! :
LAST
:“QL': :‘i l 1'1
Brigid Star ivt-ziiil i W: A.“ offliufflsl
us. thou art—
Not in “Ar v—;~:-‘nde‘.;r hung aloft
the night.
And watching. with eternal lids
3N“. .
Like Nature's patient} ulccplng
Eremlte.
The moving waters at their priest-
like task
round earth‘s
01 pure sblutlon
human shores,
0r gazing on the new soft-(such
mask ,
or snow upon the mountains en
the moors:
No—yet still steadfast. still
. changeable.
Pillow'd upon my fair luv-3's rl—
penlng brunt.
To feel Iorever its soft
swell.
"Awake lorever in n sweet unrest.
Still. still to hear her tender-
taken breath. ,
And to live ever-or else swoon
to death.
un-
nut and
l
--John Keats.
A Nice Dish of Tea.
The other day. while (tallying
with the wild orange pokes beside
a. lovely lady in s. New York hotel.
our attention We rlvetud on
two stalwart Englishmen. neither 0-!
whom measured less than six feet.
It was a. matter 0! tea. for them.
too. They appeared to no. talking
business. but tea. was the thing.—
hute Date of the black variety uk-
en along with sundry plates or bis-
cuits dripping with butter and thick
slices of cake with large black rais-
ins punctuailng their golden inter-
lon. Then we looked about the
room. There were plenty at Ameri-
cans. dipping their Mlle into orange-
sde or lemonade. or in the company
of mothers and sisters or sweet-
hearts. drinking a little weak. ten
or coffee. But nowhere was there
to be seen any sincere tea. snapping
like that indulged in by the two
burly Britishers. . -
’ The question occurred to on
"Why do Americans persis: in think
of. sissy recreation to tske a. good
husky I!“ 0! tea. at that hour at
the afternoon when the vitality is
new and juncheon is but an empty
memory?" The answer is still to
be told. Perhapn. which the cock»
tall-din public. sit le'memory
as quaint as the vapors of a Geor-
gian lady. Americans will lose their
sense of the impropriety or us and
become. like all converts. more so-
dtoted to the habit than our British
cousins. It took s. wu- to make the
wrist-watch masculine. Perhnpe it
may be that it will take: constitu-
tional amendment to nuke tea. in
the met-noon s. worthy meal in the
eyes of the Amerlcnn mule—Put.
nun Putt-lot.
“Dick proposed to me last night.”
rte snnonneed. excitedly.
.- hl 1Dld he?" misused Vir-
chain. 7 1'
“Yen. and I. just odors Dick!
83’: so handsome!“
Never saw: sue-e meso- V '
l
in: it is an etfeminue habit. is sort .
, . Br 3:
Some fie
own.
Some like you
, wield: ‘ ‘
Be not deceived—fie flatter! shown
Has MW sold-my ounce-led.
w
But (dead: to share the stprmssre
few. ‘
growth. H o! hiendshlp true is
The
= slow.
Before the tree can bud and flows.
Looktothegsrdensndbewbel
Who: Noe-om: quickly. early dies.
Put not your trust in every smile;
Give not your heart to all who call.
book beck across the‘ rugged mile——
Who followed then, lest you
should tell? ' .
Who or the throng in victory's train.
Should failure threaten. would re.
main?
Cherish your friendships!
k few. ,
And you shall learn this through
. the years:
Msny will shore life's 1m with you.
But only true triends share your
fears.“
Sweet is men's flattery. but be wise!
\Yhst blossoms quickly, soonest dies.
They are
A. settlement worker was speak-
ing of the relaxed moral standards
that she found among the people
in her district in New York-80w-
lnx.‘sbe thought. to the upsetting
conditions 0: the wu- period.
“Ons boy I knew." she said. “was
recently sent to the reform school.
and s. nel‘hbor was lying to con-
sole the lsd's mother.
”Tee." said the mother. ‘it is a
shame. He was such a. good boy.
too. Everything he stole he used to
bring right home to me."
> Jones made a. motor trip through
three southern states last summer
Among th’e’ places or historical in-
terest that he visited was a famous
Civil War battle field. The site
was distant from any city or town
and was in a country unsuited to
agriculture. There was little to dis.
;tins’uish the battle from any of
”he surrounding country for miles
except a, stone marker and is aged
caretaker. The old man in charge at
the place took a great. delight in
showing Jones over the ground. snd
Jones in turn. became interested in
the old man.
"Don't you get lonesome out here
all by your self?" Jones asked.
“Oh, .. ."_the old man assured
him. “You see. during 3 part of
the year I live with my son down in
Atlanta. and while I'm out'here I
manage to keep too busy to get
lonesome.”
"But what do you do when there
are no visitors?" Jones inquired.
“Wull. I don't tell this to every-
bory.3' end the old man winked und-
smlled. "but it takes n lot ottime
to keep old bullets scatter-0d sround
for the visitors to carry oft."
Why Why Not m:
(Warsaw Letter)
Trotsky knows that Zlnovlefl.
Kamenen and Stalin. the triumvi-
rate, in control of the soviet gov-
ernment. are stronger than he. They
have got hold of the party machine.
All asp interiors intellectually to
Trotsky. but Trotsky has several
weak points. In some respects he
resembles W’lnston Churchill. for
be readily takes the color or his
surroundings and is in. political
turncoat. Trotsky did not seem to
Lenlne to be dependable enough to
sway the destinies of soviet Russia.
Massachusetts Considering It
(Boston News Bureau)
The New York law reads that
“two or more persons an agree in
writing to submit any actionable
flamenco. or controversies to Arbi-
tration. and such written agreement
to arbitrate is binding and irrevo-
cable.” In the states which have
tried out the plan it has been found
to work sstlsl‘sctoriiy and to save
friction. bother, time and money.
It does not operate in any degree
in lobar disputes.
Abraham Lincoln
!
— Born mm... 12, 1809
16th President of the United
. » States
We today celebrate his birth.
day. {and as time passesm
devotion . to the great. m
crows greater. His moral
50111388, unfailing detox-mind.
.tio'n, unanimity, and sterl-
ing honesty sustained him, and
lhmugh him his , our...
mg‘thswmoet momentous peri;
ed 111 American history. 7,
“for tho mi 703
Ilany will smile when skiessre Slur. 7
' ”rte not the conquest of the hour-
Its roots deep in your life mustrgo V
f—The experience gained by one
of banking, With modern and pro
ode—4o promote the growth of Norway _,
533 every aid to merchants. b‘ ._
. . manufae '
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