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THE NEWARK ADVOCATE AND AMERICAN TRIBUNE HATUKDAX, APKXL. 18, lm EVIDENTLY ALL DONE WITH MIRRORS rules have been developed and atata and national tournaments are held. The boys learn something about social organization la this primitive sport when well regulated. TODAY The Melting Pot By LMA (Reg. U.S.

Pat. Off.) IS Hope Is such a bait, it cover any hook. Johnson. England Hangs Them. Addis Ababa in Three Days.

The U. S. A. Holds Back. Seeing the Inside.

(Copyright, 1936, by K. F. Inc. International copyright and all i other rights reserved.) ARTHUR BRISBANE Might Take the Hint Though 'twould seem, perhaps, Like a piece of deception. To give chilly May A warm reception.

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A Nipponese authority is quoted aa saying that Japan will not go to war. "Ninety-nine per cent of Japan's intellectuals oppose it," he blandly remarks. The trouble is that Japan's Intellectuals aren't in the military saddle. The mikado is tops, and he is vigorously supported by the militaristic clique of army and navy officers. What chance would the intellectuals have of stopping a war if the Japanese jingoists and professional patrioteers wanted it? The answer is no chance at all, at least until the intellectuals become a great deal more numerous and powerful than they are at the present time.

Mill No Aunt Ca'line says Mis Anne Teek went over to Aunt Mandy Terry's yesterday morning an' Two thousand English men and she says to her, "My goodness, women paraded around 1 Green prison yesterday, protesting, while British Justice hanged Dorothy Waddingham, 34-year-old mother of Aunt Mandy!" says she, "they say Lena Witt's mind has all gone to pieces," she says. "That doesn't supprise me," says Aunt Mandy. "You know she's been The Jap hasn't our sense of humor. He can call bis emperor divine and" not snicker. five children, one of them only months old.

She had committed murder; and giving a piece of it to every body she knows for a long in England when you commit murder they hang you, protest or no pro Hitler; in short, favors any and every peace plan that doesn't interfere with the immediate possibility of war. time, she says. test The crowd, led by Mrs. Violet Van Der Elst, who objects to any Gotta Start Housekeeping. capital punishment, was orde Some knelt and prayed.

We understand the bird are so tired waiting for warm People sometimes say they can't afford to be sick. The children who are sick about 8 a. m. on school days and recover by 9:30 probably find the illness within their means. Only the new King Edward could weather that they've finally de have saved the woman's life and English kings are too wise to meddle line their nests with gIass wooL cided to with law.

The 'Woman had murdered with The fact that they wear very few clothes in Central Africa was once regarded as proving their savage state, while now it may merely indicate how modern they are. HE TOOK THE HIGH ROAD. Many people make annual pilgrimages to Florida without really finding out that there is anything really interesting in that delightful state except what may be found in the narrow streets of Miami. If the trip is made by automobile the highway is usually followed with scrupulous precision all the way. But there are side roads from Jacksonville down the coast that are full of charm.

The one from Palm Beach to Delray is delightfully pleasant. And those who take the high poison a patient in her nursing home and the patient's daughter to get an $8000 legacy, willed to her by the vic tim. The trap was sprung, a black Orders to "tighten up" on drivers being flag was run up on the prison flag Ed Scanlan says his uncle Oswald thinks hell will be more comfortable as a place of residence than any country on earth in the next war, and of course one can always go there. Spread Eagle. When riding in a crowded bus We feel like clouding up to cuss Spread-eagle people of the town Who sit like these things up-side-down WVVVVVW! Charlie Leedy in Youngstown Telegram, given in some places.

The impression has prevailed that many of them are plenty staff, women kneeled, praying and weeping, England had hanged the tight now. ninth woman in this century. They hang them in England and they have few murderers. We parole them, or pardon them, or let them almost die of old age in prison, and have thousands of murders. It is claimed that a lot of people have money.

They seem able to conceal it fairly well if you go around with a subscription paper. Some things exist, it seems to us. On purpose just to make us cuss; And so we ask you what about Those who sit like these turned wrong side out? 0 () () () 0 0. Rome reports, "Addis Ababa in road will miss a great deal of scenic beauty that will be enjoyed by those who take the low. An article in a recent issue of the Florida Times-Union calls attention to the charms of the less traveled byways just south of Jacksonville.

Mention is made of the beautiful little parks; of the naturalized Lantana Sel-lowiana of the tropics with its wealth of lavender blossoms; of fields where acres of Easter lilies are blooming. One oi these interesting drives begins at the south end of the St. Johns river bridge and leads through one of Jacksonville's most beautiful residential three days," meaning that Ethiopia's capital is to be taken next week. That might remind some Italians un pleasantly of the big war, when Ger mans marching through Belgium, held up five fingers saying in German, "Paris in five days." They Can Make Their Own. If there is no hell where are careless drivers, who splash pedestrians, going to spend eternity? Ed Scanlan in Buffalo News.

Kven if by any chance they'd get into heaven, they'd try to transform it into something better suited to their tastes. It was a long "five days," but Ger districts where, among other beautiful homes, Washington Letter By RODNEY DLTCHER, Advocate Washington Correspondent. Washington, April 18. Are the big industrialists and financiers almost unanimously hostile to the Roosevelt administration beginning to cave in? There are signs of it, although insufficient to Inspire any conclusive generalities. One might predict, however, with a reasonable amount of convention that something resembling an olive branch, not to say a white flag, may soon be poked up from the ramparts ot Manhattan.

Many of Roosevelt's big business enemies are said now to be sold on the probability of his reelection. Confidence among new dealers runs so many was fighting France, England, Russia and some other countries. is one of special interest to Newark people Mussolini is fighting Ethiopia, GOLDEN RAIN the Swisher estate. Avenues of palms border a. drive leading to Epping Forest, the du Pont He says, by the way, that if Haile estate.

Our County History Written by Ben Jones for the Historical Committee of the Licking County Archaeological and Historical Society. BY MARGARET WIDDEMER Selassie wants peace now, he must go direct to Marshal Pietro Badoglio and get it from him. The League of Nations has waited and wavered too long to have anything to say about Everywhere is to be seen fine architecture, exquisite landscaping, fields of native flowers, and forests of oak, palm and pine. One enormous oak is estimated to have reached the venerable are of one thousand veara. COLONY BOUGHT 2000 ACRES.

Many of the members of the Phillpps-Rees it Victory makes us independent expedition had been aided by Mr. Rees and Mr. about her mistaken ideas of your character, my dear Iris. She will apologize in due time. Meanwhile, don't let this upset you.

Go on and Tou read with mild surprise that Philipps as they had no means to pay their own passage, and were anxious to come to the new country. These beneficiaries paid back the amount soon after coming to this country; stop the show." throughout the world, generally, industrial activity would have been ahead, recently, except that the United States held down the average. She went through it even more brilliantly than she had at the aft There was already a settlement of the Welsh ernoon rehearsal, the mothers in Laving out the United States, world at Beulah and the newcomers made a part of the wings told her as she came off the town. It is said that Thomas Philippe, production increased. You wonder when this "richest country on earth" after three encores.

came to this country in 1787 and died in 1801, Iris found Camilla in her dress high that they're talking about "what we can do after election." Some Republican politicians concede privately that Roosevelt strength has increased lately and stress the possibility that "breaks'' will turn the tide. The boys with the money bags are willing to spend plenty to beat Roosevelt if they can be convinced there's a fair chance." If they decide It's hopeless, they won't spend nearly as much and some, of them will be willing even to contribute to the Democratic war chest, to be on the winning side. Take, for Instance, the public utility companies. Recently this writer observed that huge sums spent in employing John W. Davis, Newton D.

Baker, the late James M. Beck, Sulliman Cromwell, and many other lawyers to fight new deal power policies in the courts weren't doing much good, as witness defeats on TVA, PWA power while Erasmus died in Philadelphia some years later. ing room. CHAPTER 38. Reinstated.

"And yet you came Mrs. Morgan repeated. "Let's not go into that. Lots of water under the dam. Iris is still my friend.

I couldn't let Iris down. 1 told her she couldn't go up against all this. What I meant was Georgia, but I couldn't tell her that, either. But she's honest, Granny, as the day." "And what about the business of her pretending she had southern ancestors when they were honest immigrant workwomen?" He threw out his hands. "Granny, Iris didn't know people ever lied for 'pleasure or as the Virginian said.

Not real people. I don't suppose it ever struck her that Phina could or would tell a story like that if it wasn't true." "I thought I was right about At one point there is a "Pirate's Den," the entrance to which is through doors built into the bluff. Inside there are slave chains, wrecks of pirate boats, old guns, cannon balls, and "pieces of eight." Many things not dreamed of in the hasty tourist's philosophy are to be found in a leisurely drive down the less traveled ways. RURAL TRAFFIC TOLL. There is a stern warning for rural enforcement agents in a statement contained in the National Safety Council's annual report on motor vehicle accidents.

"Two-thirds of all traffic accidents last year," says the council, "occurred in small towns under 10,000 population and in rural areas. Rural fatalities have increased 44 per "I'm not going to wait for the Rees and Philipps bought 2,000 acres in the rest of the pageant," she told her, I can't tell you how grateful feel" northeast corner of Granville township, as it now stands, from Sampson Davis, a Welshman of Philadelphia. This tract did not quite reach to Camilla interrupted her. "I'll drive you to Woodlands; I'm going severity, "when you hear my terms, my boy." "She's in her dressing room," said the attendant. He knocked and entered.

Iris sprang up from where she had been sitting alone. Morgan stood there; very much the same Morgan of old. Before she remembered that he belonged to Kay, she had jumped up with a low cry of "Oh, Morgan, Morgan, you made it! It's heaven to see you She stopped herself. She mustn't let him know she cared. He belonged to Kay.

"Yes," he said, holding her hands fast (and she could feel the warm current of confidence flowing from them into her own, making her feel safe, happy, taken care of), "I've made it. I've seen Mrs. Morgan. It's all right. I was rough last time I saw you, my dear.

Sorry. I wish you all the luck and happiness in the world. Good-bye, Iris. Here's a note from Mrs. Morgan." His hands loosed hers.

His strong presence was gone; she could hear his footsteps on the boards outside lessening, dying. He was gone, and there was nothing for her to do but go on with her act. She opened the note: "I have spoken to Miss Blair the Newark township line, and was bounded on the north by McKean township. there, too." It felt strange, there in the light At the time of the purchase the townships were not named nor even organized and it is with dif rd fresh dark summer evening, to know that this was the last time will catch up, and start ahead. The "Annalist" shows that in spite of floods, business here improved last month; the important increase was in automobile production.

Men want to move, above whatever else they Seeing the inside of things began long ago, when primitive woman learned to know what her husband was thinking: It began, physically, with the Roentgen and X-rays, bones photographed, bullets located. A remarkable new device for "seeing inside of things" is reported to Alfred P. Sloan, by one of his laboratories. To learn what happens inside of an automobile cylinder when the gas explodes, a camera that takes 5000 pictures a second is geared to the crankshaft. Explosion in the cylinder from ficulty that the matter is kept clear.

After a contract was made, allowing the priv she would ever smell the scent of the. flowering trees, made sharper plants, and the holding company act, against which $20,000,000 was spent in lobbying even before the battle was transferred to the courts. by the salt air, that always meant her," said his grandmother. "Oh, ilege of examination, "Chaplain" Jones, Morgan Rees and Simon James were sent to explore the lands for the new purchasers. the tall beautiful wrought-iron gates outside the" gardens and woods of my dear boy, to think you're alive!" She began to cry helplessly.

Presently she checked herself, dried her Woodlands. She had so loved the place. Camilla broke into her reverie, speaking abruptly beside her. cent since 1924, whereas deaths in cities have advanced but 27 per cent." It appears that the larger centers of population, with their well organized traffic bureaus, at least have prevented as marked an increase in motoring casualties as has been realized in the less densely populated sections. This would seem to place a heavy responsibility upon the control agencies which are engaged in rural traffic enforcement.

The situation, in any event, is one that oalls for careful attention lest the rural toll shall become progressively worse. "Owen left before 'we did. came to see him." eyes, and said: "I'm a weak old woman. But I'm bossy, Jimmy. I'm going to make terms." He laughed.

"Gosh, it's good to hear you laying down the law again!" "You won't laugh," said his grandmother with tremulous mock- There was nothing Iris could say. Word now comes that the "power trust" people have been noticing exactly the same thing. Hence, strategy Is changing and a move on in favor of trying to "trade" with an administration which the industry figures it will have on its neck for more than four years longer. If a close inspection of the Republican candidate and his chances proves discouraging, the Democrats probably will have chance to pick up some campaign money from this source. Assuming, of course, that there's some assurance of a more "reasonable" administration attitude, especially as to the "death sentence" in the holding company act.

For a straw to show the wind's direction, you might take the speech of Russell C. 'Lefflngwell in New York the other night, which then at She only slid her hand, out and "flame to ashes" lasts only one-250th part of a second, but during that flash the camera takes 20 sepafcp photographs. Old Daguerre, when hJ pressed Camillas strong brown one, steady on the wheel. The Elizabethan entrance hall Historic Ohio Spots From the Galbreath Collection of Chlo History Written for The Associated Press. A TRAVELER IX OHIO IX 1835.

Notes made diary-like by Cyrus P. Bradley, an eastern man, making a tour of the west, in the fall of 1833, throw interesting sidelights upon traveling by stage coaches, and what went on in central Ohio at that time. Bradley came to Columbus via the Scioto valley, and rocking over rough roads south of Columbus, sets down information, doubtless received from fellow passengers in the coach, that the roads were the product of two days' work per year from every male citizen. He makes note of Bloom-field, 15 or 20 miles south of Columbus just about as big then as it is now for he says that it had a population of about 150. was half lighted; but as they came close they saw the gleam of Ow OPINIONS OF THE PRESS en's shirt-front.

He rose and came to them. "It was a great success," he said "Phina will be proud of you, Iris, no real security for old age at a tracted little attention. Leffingwell Is a partner Oh, Camilla, I beg your pardon. A CLEAR DIAGNOSIS. Speaking recently before the American Association for the Advancement of Science Harold G.

Mounton, president of the Brookings institution, made this statement of economic doctrine: "The efficient functioning of the economic system requires a broader dissemination of income among the masses of the people. Growth in the economic organism, as in other didn't see you. I watched for your number. In spite of the draperies I thought I knew which you were." time when 10,000,000 lack jobs and the nation is dotted with empty bank buildings, mausoleums for the thrift of millions. So, while the Tories cheer at the She interrupted his listless cour in J.

P. Morgan Company and a -close friend of Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, once a vitriolic new deal foe. "If there be anyone inclined to oversimplify the problem of finding a happy solution by simply saying 'balance the said Lefflngwell, "let him bear in mind this paradox a gov age, gesturing Iris to stay. "Owen, I came to tell you that I disintegration of the Townsend scheme, let them pause for a moment found out tonight that you love an took his first daguerretypes, and Ruskin who praised them, never dreamed of that. The speed of light, 186,000 miles a second, makes it possible.

A wonderful thing is "mlcrochem-istry." It tells scientists that off the coast of Greenland sea water contains nore gold than in New Tork harbor that one village in Switzer land hii.s less goitre than another, be cause in the first the dewdrops contain jre iodine. Dr. Bendetti Pichler of New York university, expects great things of michrochemistry, developed originally; by two Austrian scientists. Besides being "the soul of wit," brevity is also a sign of youth. Senator Borah proved that he possesses brevity and youth after the Illinois primary election in which Colonel Knox carried Chicago, and he, Senator Borah, carried' the farming regions: "Knox," said he, "carried Chicago.

I carried Illinois." to reflect. organisms, must proceed from the broadest ernment cannot balance its budget by edict; it otner gin and were in a way trapped into asking me to marry In a day and age when virtually possible foundations. "We cannot expect to realize, the benefits you. Here." every other major nation, deals more realistically, more generously, more Owen, his face stern, pushed away the hand that held out the of mass production except in an economy of intelligently with old-age pensions Looking Backward FIFTEEN' YEARS AGO. (From Newark Advocate, April 18, 1921.) Announcement is made by Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Zipperer of South Fifth street of the birth of a daughter this morning. Elmer Vance has taken a position as day clerk at the Arcade hotel. Marriage License Archie L. Brockman, Columbus, and Mrs.

Essie M. Lafferty. C. D. who has been seriously 111, is now able to be up and about his home in West Harrison street diamond ring.

"There's no girl any more. don't know what they've been say ing, but I'm fond of you. And than we do, discrediting of the Town-send movement merely clears the way for a sane and feasible old age pension system. IS IT A GAME? (Philadelphia Record) promise to make you a good hus band." mass consumption. Back of each new unit bf productive power there must be, if the economic system is to function effectively, a new unit of purchasing power for the goods which such productive capacity can supply.

Only thus can the economic system be kept in balance." There is nothing fundamentally new in these conclusions, but seldom have the fundamentals of economic progress been expressed so clearly and effectively. She shook her head; the ring cannot, extract blood from a stone nor gain revenues by deflating the national economy." Lefflngwell said that going off gold was "necessary and grimly inevitable;" that "government aid in a vast scale continues to be necessary" as a result of continued great unemployment; that government can "balance its budget only by enriching its people, not by impoverishing them;" and that government ''must intervene to relieve the sufferings of the people." Lefflngwell reminded his hearers of "the depth of economic despair from which in three years we have emerged" and said the administration policy had "put an end to deflation, brought about some measure of recovery, achieved monetary stabilization, and provided necessary relief." Citing national debt figures, Lefflngwell declared: "The credit of the United States and the resources of the American people arc so great tinkled on the tiles of the hearth and lay glittering. As Milt Gross put it "justice isn't blind, just cockeyed." And that goes in other states than New "No, Owen. I'm awake now. Per haps it was worth it.

I've been in a daze of inferiority and misery all Jersey. my life you are if your mother starts you oft telling you what a In 1931, Luke Lea, and Luke Lea, were convicted in connection with the collapse ot the Central Banking Trust mess you are, and the world chimes Mr. King, Hawaiian delegate to congress, recommends the hula-hula to his fellow statesmen would reduce. The hula-hula, he says, is a "delightfully graceful dance, not a hoochy koochy, as some might -think." Sedate senators or representatives dancing the hula-hula in straw skirts would be charming, but the same re- in. But I've found out somehow, company of Asheville, N.

C. through all this, that I'm not TOWNSEND AND PENSION'S. (Philadelphia Record) The Townsend movement, its Inner workings brought into the light of day, withers rapidly. There is bitterness, disillusion for millions of earnest and sincere Americans who have believed in the Townsend scheme and have given it their support, moral and financial. Dr.

Townsend'e chief lieutenant, Robert E. Clements, having deserted the cause, reveals how lucrative his job with Townsend was. Testifying before the house committee, he admitted that his salary for 1935 was $12,585 And that in addition most of his household bills, including his apartment rent, grocery bills, maid hire, were paid out of the Townsend treasury. In addition, Clements' wife drew a salary. Representative McGroarty of California, congressional spokesman for the Townsend plan, appears to have quit the movement; receipts are falling off and protests In increasing numbers are reaching the house committee.

Amid all the hubbub, scarcely a murmur comes from Dr. Townsend himself. Perhaps he is as disillusioned as his followers. Townsendism, thus, appears headed for complete collapse. But let no one harbor the notion that with it will collapse the fundamental principle on which Dr.

Town-send built his imposing organization the principle that old-age security is not only desirable, but also possible. Our existing old age security legislation is pitifully inadequate. Virtually everyone admits that, even the Tories who have opposed It The existing legislation is ineffective because it provides too little, just as Townsendism was bound to fail because It promised too much. In a land of plenty, such as cure; In a land which boasts the excellence of its productive organization, there is a happy medium which can be achieved. Industry and thrift are highly desirable.

But industry and thrift offer After their conviction the Leas fool, that I've only acted like one, that the financial risk involved seems even now. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO. (From Newark Advocate, April 18, 1911.) One of the pleasant events of the week was the supper and dance given by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Armstrong at their home in Yalandigham street.

John R. P. Foster, a resident of Dayton, and Mrs. Eliza J. Hainesworth of this city were married at 3 o'clock Tuesday.

They will reside in Dayton. George Kimball, division operator of the B. is having a stone veranda added to his residence on Elmwood avenue. William Kriencr, bookkeeper at the branch office ot the National Biscuit company on South Second street, after spending Easter in Toledo, has returned home. Appealed three times to the That I can depend on myself; that there's somewhere I belong, even if North Carolina suprems court los ing every time; after five years of mounting debt, quite remote." Sound like a new dealer? Well, most of those who have read the speech are gasping for breath.

I'm a misfit in my mother's toy Appealed twice to the United world. I ve found out that I can write I've even had a little luck effort by eating less something thatj States supreme court, losing both times; Don't take this dispatch as anything like the with acceptances. I've found out I can depend on myself. I'm tell last word. The great Republican need at the moment is to create a victory psychology in anti Fled to Tennessee, appealing to the governor of that state to refuse extradition an appeal he rejected; Appealed the governor's decision new deal ranks and get those forces lined up for ing you this so you won't feel that you've broken my heart or behaved badly you haven't I'm not STUDY IN SCARLET.

An ink manufacturer tearfully reports a marked decline in the sale of red ink. There is still a demand, it for blue, black and purple writing fluid. But the crimson variety is definitely on the downgrade, especially so in comparison with trade reports of the past eix years. Somehow or other, we can't work up any sympathy for the industrialist in question. We are definitely opposed to red Ink.

In fact, we are inclined to urge that congress or the state legislature pass a bill calling for its abolition. Dwindling sales of red ink? Why, that's the most encouraging news since the scarlet-tinged fall of 1929. If we could only bring a similar decline in a few other industries which have been thriving on the depression we should feel that the end of the rainbow had at last been reached. to a Tennessee Judge, losing again ashamed of having loved you, but real battle. That may or may not be achieved and the "breaks" against Roosevelt may or may not come.

(Copyright, 1936, NEA Service, Inc.) Appealed that decision to the would be if I married you. You'd a'ways feel I'd forced myself on supreme court of Tennessee, with out avail; ycu." Owen came close to her. Appealed further to the United "Camilla, I'll be as honest as you States supreme court, the third action in that tribunal, losing again. News and Views By CHARLEY GRANT. Many a feller's taffy goes sugar on his honey an' makes her sour.

Those who shoulder responsibility are th backbone of a nation. Gals used to lift their eyes and now It's their brows. Many a dumb oyster has teeth like pearl. Tongue An organ commonly used in chinning. are.

I think that I behaved like a Finally, the Leas were extradited A Bible Thought HOW TO TRUST Trust in the Ird with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own' understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:5, 6. brute. I ask your pardon.

I'll Lea, was given from six to 10 never misjudge you again." years In jail; Lea, from two to "Thank you, Owen. That will be six years. something to remember." She was WVX.M...U Lilt Being new this is news. Professor Moriarity of the University of South, em California faculty killed his wife and himself, and injured two young people in the front seat, by exploding a bomb in his automobile, holding the bomb in his hand. The unfortunate man had been drawn Into gold mine, speculation and complained in his rambling last note, "There are so many crooks." Get-rich -quick schemers sometimes take more than a man's money.

Army engineers, calculating the cost of harnessing the high Passama-quoddy tide, say $36,000,000 will not be enough. Diesel power is suggested to hold up the power load while the tide is low. The British encountered that problem in planning to use the high tide of the Severn. Their idea was to store up enough extra electricity during the peak flow to kp tip power between times. Ixms: one English nobkman ruined himself with efforts to pump water back up hill after using it once.

That failed. China ha Ana Only 11 weeks after Lea, was very white. Iris ran to her. put in Jail he was paroled. "Camilla, dear, what are you do Testerday, after serving less than ing?" 'Know The psychologists are offering a new approach to the unemployment problem.

It is simply this: Persons who can't get jobs or who can't hold Camilla spoke steadily through two years of his six to 10-year term, Lea. was paroled. her stiff white lips. Observations Blessed are the peacemakers; they will never be unemployed. Washington Post.

Thousands of dollars were spent what they have doubtless have personality kinks "Nothing tragic or exciting, dear little Iris. Taking a small New York apartment up Morningside to convict these two men. Their offense not only caused collapse of their own bank, but involved many that should be Ironed out. and quite prosaically talking over other banks. The.

efforts of nun Now personality kinks don't begin to account for the staggering unemployment picture we have today, but the suggestion nevertheless is courses with the dean of women Our police have a unique system. The criminals don't flee the country, but the citizens do. Judge. dreds of people were required to I may turn into an Eliza land the Leas in jail. lieth Marbury or a WHla catne worth considering.

Yet. with the two sentenced to WORLD'S OLDEST GAME. The sight of boys playing marbles on the sidewalk is called one of the sure signs of spring. About this time the kid world gets this fever of rolling the little spheres of marble, baked clay, glass, etc. It is called the oldest game in the wjrld.

Probably 5,000 years ago the boy, were twirling them in the streets of Babylon.x In the little marble ring the boys begin what is usually the first test of their competitive powers. Their accuracy of eye, their skill of hand, their nervous self-control are there developed. The boy who wins has a way of winning later in work and business. The marble day of former years was just a disorderly scramble. The bullying boys often got the better of real skill.

Now regular one of these days. Good-bye. denr. Thank you for showing me my Dr. Blake Crider of Cleveland concludes after an extensive study that 5 per cent of those who do not hold jobs fail, not through incompetence, "Huey, tho dead, won a Louisiana election." In Pennsylvania he would have voted.

Tacoma Ledger. serve a minimum of eight years they actually serve, together, less read." She was gone. than two years. but because of unpleasant personal peculiarities, The effect of this "kindness" Is Iris flew to the door, but only most of which can be cured if the individual Letters from Readers. IPHER MAKES A DIFFERENCE.

Editor, The Advocate In my letter on the proposed levy for municipal purposes, a cipher was inadvertently omitted from one sentence, which made It read $100,000, when it should have been $1,000,000. If the latter figure Is substituted, the tax computation of $3,000 will be correct. ONE WHO HAS MADE A STUDY OF THE BITUATION. Phina was there. bound to make itself felt on the general state of American justice.

Al Smith says he has no ax to grind and of course a length of lead pipe needs no honing. Macon Telegraph. "I don't think you can catch her," wants to make the effort. Countless are the tlaitg of character that an Next time the American Bar asso noy others and bring disaster on the heads of of the world's greatest tides, wiuA potential power enough to supply factories unlimited. Japan may harness that some Who will utilize the waterfall, far more powerful than Niagara, now going to waste in Brazil? Japan also, perhaps.

Phina said casually. (Copyright, 1933 36, Margaret Widdemer, Iris, Monday, declares her ciation launches a war against crime, It might exhume a few of these cases in which betrayal of the possessors. The ancient Greek recognized the trouble. They had a solution for it "Know One has to assume from the Nazi salute that the new deal In' Germany isn't like our, The palm down. Detroit News, Thyself." public trust la treated so lightly..