Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1923, Page 12

MUTT AND JEFF—They Slip Us Some Inside Dope. So THAT's WHY Youve GST oN YouR BIG | CHeene SceneRY: MUTT, A NUMBER oF MUTT AND JCFF FANS ARe ORGANIRING LIoN TAMERS' CLUBS AND T'M GONNA SUR I\ THEM Some DoPe? You AND Him HosPITAL FoR MORE THAN A weetk’ FIRST:- BRoTHeR LION TAMER'S WHEN GUY vs& DISCRETION SKECKYGEEVEM, / RIGHT®, oLD \_BIG SHeese: LIMBURGER? TELL me, oLD DEAR, WHAT SIGNAL A LION TAMER ELASHES WwHen He 1S | IN DISTRESS INITIATE A DON'T SEND ™ THE He Lies 1n THe GUTTER, BI6 CHeese, AND UTTIERS THE MYSTIC WORD THREE TIMES. %GGTHEE-' WHAT s THe MYSTIC WORD?, New Head of Armour Company Put Opportunity Above Pay| Edson White Quit $70-a-Week Job and Went to Work for $18 With Larger Firm. Sneclal Dispateh to The AGO, January S—“I hate to smash all popular idols, but I never | 12 the Killed steers for a living.” fe Edson White, newly elected 3 dent of Armour & Co., sat in his luxuriously equip- ped rose mahog- any office, whose | j squeezed for the stills were thrown and Peoria was the stock- presi- tor cars were unknown s, so stock was sold to g0 as now. My first books for Godel and 1y, a small packing house in i took it purely as a vacation . between terms of business col- ege, but continued it instead of re- windows overlook the pens and turning to school, when they made 2 me their sman.” slaughter houses , ™% )¢ of the Union stock | was called vards, today and|in two ¥ : e dres: smiled a genial [ \{0 0 smil “But 1 1 3 Mr. White. from canted to fl the o { fountain than to t and offer and Compa “This wa oung White eat Comapny. I saw here. came EDSON WHITE. & Co. n the butcher. T wa But that was thirty vears s is the man w as be from among a half dozen vice s to succeed J. Ogden Ar- s president of the largest pack- in the w extensiv But when I to Armour | I was far| conspicuous my services to his n 1898, and I was at the hal ze of twenty-one.” But e in a concern so vast as that of mour, genius does not li idle under a barrel. It was soon d covered that the clerk knew m He was made manager of the dressed beef department. Soon he asked for ion to organize a sheep de- tion in the firm s granted, a on ability and an infectious magnetism, _were qualifications | which won him the office. Dropped Pay for Opportunity. |conception of the packing business “I was d to be a m:l- d.- | o of the stock yards,” said “Popular fallacy paints conducted, foul-smelling h as Upton Sinclair de- scribed in_‘The Jungle’ But there’s no jungle here any more; there never 2 uch as lie painted it sixteen ». This industry has kept > in improvement with all other stries. Last week a bunch of New York bankers came to see me. They enter- frog in he continued “T wanted to b biggest puddl —and then I w. ntent to rex a little frog. nd them for all you're| worth.” v In harmony with big puddle, Mr. Whi theory of the at the age of -week job in & house to ap- for_work. He t $18 a week 1 corridors with wry noses. re's the smell? they asked me urprise. They didn’t realize that the air in all the offices of the thoroughly washed and far ply to Armour & Co. was given a clerkship k —a wage hich scarcely equals his present income for each working hour. “I wanted to get at the source of | things,” sald Mr. White. “I knew could never be president of Armour Co. if T stayed in San Francisco I gave up the job and came here, The new president of Armour and ! Company h 1onizes well with the luxurious surroundings of his office. He is built on a big e with a face and a weal of suow- hair, which at first glance| him appear older than his ine years His eyes are gray very keen under shaggy, Simply remove cap by '\ flap with thumb and forefinger. No hole is left thru cap for im- purities to enter milk when cap is replaced. y, even to tie and spats, when he left a di- rectors’ meeting to submit to a few | nmoments of interv ng. To say that Mr. White h n from the ranks is not quite right. Although he began work in his teens, foregoing a <ollege education to get ahead in his {ob, yet he came of cxcellent family. Stock Feeders' Heaven. “My father was u feeder in Peoria, ” ite. “My earliest recol re of driving the stock over the prairies. Those were the good old days, befors Mr. Volstead had thrust his morals on the world d Peoria was the home of vast illeries. Quantities of corn ( To ~ Satisfy After School Hunger—First Aid FOR MILK AND CREAM BOTTLES 'fiap American Dairy Supply Co. Washington, D. C. HAT rare tang Wagner's blend gives to the beans. How the children love it. And, oh, what goodness they derive from it. That's because Wagner Beans are steam-oven blended, which means cooked to the utmost digestibility. Full of nutriment —makes a complete meal— and instantly ready to appease the hunger of old and young. At All Stores At All Times Martin Wagner Co. BAST BROOKLYN, BALTIMORE, MD. | from which the sweet juices had been | s to the farmers, making cheap food for | s houses instead of being beef department of the n't contented there,” said that if I really ncceed T must go to the d of the business rather Jutskirts, so back I came Armour “The public at large has the wrong | a FIVE MILLION INVOLVED IN MOVING PICTURE DEAL S. A. Lynch Declared to Have Sold Out Southern Interests to Famous-Players-Lasky. By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, January 8.—S. A. Lynch has reached an agreement with the Famous ~ Players-Lasky Corporation to surrender control of his holdings !in the motion picture business in the I south. according to Information re- fceived here from New York. The deal involves an exchange of 5,700,000, it is sald, for which Mr. nch will relinquish his control of bern Enterprises, Inc., and sub- Ty corporations ‘represented by motion picture houses in the uth and five film exchanges, located In Atlanta, Dallas, New Orleans, Charlotte and Oklahoma City. Final contracts and agreements covering the deal will be signed early next week and the agreement made retroactive to January 1, according to the information from New York. Abe Martin Says: Individuals involved in the deal with Mr. Lynch include C. F. Holcombe, Freeman, D. R. Millard and d Kent, it is said. rederick G. Lee, former president of the Irwin Trust Company of New York, will be president of the new organ- ization, Harold B. Franklin, at pres- ‘ent director general of the Famous Players-Lasky Interests, vice-presi- dent, and Dan Michaelov, former I director of ‘theaters of the Lynch concern, will be promoted to general manager under the mew control in charge of all operated by the Southern E s, Inc. It |is reported that under the new man- agement the corporation plans the erection of a three million theater on the site now occupied by the Putnam Building in New Y checked. (Copyright National Newspaper Service.) cleaner and purer tl a £ the other business districts of Chi- | cago. “The same is true of all other work- ing conditions here. The work has been dignified. The man who sticks hogs as they roll along to a quick inless death in the hot vats has e in which to remove his oes home quite as Tespecting a citizen envelope Saturday bloody apr dignified and se! as ever drew a p night. “The stock vards are paved and lighted and kept clean, and the peo- ple who work in them and have their homes in this neighborhood are thrifty and well cared for. It's just improved conditions in industry with which packers have kept pace as well as_the others.” Mr. White has a lovely wife ahd two daughters and a son—Gertrude, Hester and Edson, jr. Gertrude, the eldest of the three children, has just returned from a school in Rome, Hester Is in school in the east and Edson, jr., is preparing to enter i Princeton. (Copyright, 1923.) 830 13th St. N.W. Phone Main 4874 The shades in your house, to be cor- rect, should harmonize with the deco- rations. vmMUPLL LOUZ~$E wmUPIn Souz—$% Symptoms May Not Mean What You Think They Do Just as backache is not a symptom whatever of kidney trouble; and anemia is a result, not a cause of sickness; and an appendicitis pain may be felt at a place other than at the location of the appendix —just so some other symptom which you imagine is one thing may be the result of something en- tirely different. To try to get medicine for yourself under the circumstances is to invite danger—often fatal tliness. Let the doctor know the symptoms—and locate the trouble. Then he can preseribe accurately. Our part is to help him win by following his orders—EXACTLY. Wardman Park Pharmacy F. W, Walker, Mgr. Conn. Avenue and Woodley Road N.W. Phone Columbia 2000 , Wte_Elgbhm;t \ 4 4 It don’t look much like they’'d ever ketch Clara Phillips, fer she’s had plenty o’ time t’ git her car repainted an’ her tool chest Mrs. Em Nugent has a letter | from her son sayin’ he’s goin’ t’! saw out jest as soon as ther’s 3 (mnm[enough prisoners fer a quartet. | eral monsignori, and numerous other BONZANO TAKES CHARGE high prelates and more than a hun- OF HIS CHURCH IN ROME ldred students of the American College | were present. B theAseociatilires |, Cardinal Bonzano, in an address, de- Carai [ scribed the United States as com- Lo Januaty 3 cdrdinal Bon: | oo e e & Bundred wton zano, former apostolic delegate in|heople gathered from all countries Washington, has taken possession of | from all élimates, forming a magnifi- his titular ‘church, the St.,Pancras|cent human mosaic, engaged in fever- Basilica, with notable ceremonial, |ish work which produces fabulous which was participated in by Arch- | riches.” bishop Pletro Fumasoni-Biondi, the| The cardinal added that amid the newly appointed delegate to Wash- |thriving industries the faith for which ington; Mgr. Giobbe, rector of the|St. Pancras sacrificed his life had | propaganda college, and Mgr. O'Hern, | penetrated, and described the prog- rector of the American College. | ress of the Catholic religion in Amer- The Vatican was represented by sev- | ica as marvelous. 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