Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1925, Page 50

. 50 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. :C, THURSDAY, -OCTOBER 1, 1825. woont e o YoOUuth Leaves the Home New-Found Letter Substan- = | e | Where Minds Grow Old By the Associated Press. CINCINNATI, October 1.—Lately American historians have been bomb- ing the story of the flight of Benjamin o heietony o e e : ; . e Is youth leaving your home? : as young---as dull or as full of lively interest: They have attempted to relegate the tgend 1o e Junk hean of o e : You may not find the answer at once—- Youth clings to it only so long as we ourselves s s o || | WIS : for youth is more than a matter of years. No ~ 2réYoung of heart and mind. burned to a crisp brown crust. 5 e ot e | cres 4 : } calendar can tell you the age of your mind. To answer the question honestly and with- piled with 12,000 other volumes in a 5 o . . xarage storeroom owned by the Cin V) Y A . Tebves sritien. by Fraiiin Dot on ' Our rhental old age creeps on us without GB8 v ourse_elve§, bt oo e eeriment and. s romuia. The AN A\ [ B S i o s ot o ourselves with outsider’s eyes---or accept the e e : \f LT . g answer of our own children. f iy e o o nded dowr placeg ' AN L St young s vigorane--and meual yopth elips Their penetrating eyes always discov ‘.?d Chriat Church in’ Philadeiphla. i i, as qulet]y away. h g . y ) o I‘;m\:}\nul:oril\"!l‘d:"r‘\tnrh"nlu:s h:,doi": e i | {}] \ | X . t e truth“‘and What thelr llpS won t tell us, e ARG | @ The home is just what we are---as old or their actions.willl Tn the. atmosphere dusing & thunder M A 1Y : SO L etter Weitten n 1752, The letter was written probably in i i ) 1752, His observations and instruc- ! ) - tions follow: d e “Make a cross of two light strips : 1 " of cedar, the arms so long as to reach H - 2 # - the four corners of a large silk hand- kerchief when extended; tie armiies S i crose. s you have the ‘ ALY o 28 F THEY like to talk with us, if they like to bring their interesting mdmg (wmk,‘:e it a tall obpe wnd ‘ ‘ ) e ¢ friends Yo dinner, if they find us good pals at all times and seek our St of puper it this, béing sl in et R 4 e companionship and advice, then we can be sure that we have a fitted to bear the wet and wind of a \ “ ” h thundergust without tearing. To the ot 3 - lyou i top of the upright stick of the cross - i 1 . ng ome, | is to be fixed a very sharp pointed > 5 wire, rising a foot or more above the s, e e Tt SeTe 08 AT TN | a LAy But youth wilknot mix for-long-with-mentat old age. accommodated with a tall, loops and to the hand is to he tied a silk ribbon, un:l wh:h : lmlu silk 11\“}]“:‘:\1}!:\‘(:0)?‘1.!! h: 3 . . S IR R RS . Our children may not tell us in so many words that our minds B s s A ! 4 3 \ Y are old, that we can talk about nothing but “the job,” “the of- deor or window or under some other \ § A ” 3 . overin s that The Sk ikbon Mt : o . fice,” or the club or bridge or our neighbors’ affairs. But their it "the “txine does Tt touch: the ; : ; : actions-wilk-speak louder than words. e Process Ts Explalned. & 5 i 5 ik o 2 o, e, Shunter ‘ % 55 1t they find that we know little or nothing about the greattap- wire il dra e electrlc fire” trom 2 Vi penings in the outside world, if they find us unable to answer their will be electrified, and the loose flla- maned” 2" e il stana o ; ] questions about sports, plays, the latest discoveries in explora- Sroeehine Mokar aindlwbinihe rain - tion, science and invention, if we show ignorance before their has wet the kite and twine so that it can canduct he clectic i el von 3 0o . friends of what the great statesmen and writers and labor lead- from the kex an (he' approach'of sour . ‘ ers and editors of the world are saying and doing — then we attached, and from eiectric fre thus ; - will find them leaving us alone in the evenings, or overjoyed to all the other electric experiments be allithe the A sacianta i . ; ‘be.inwited*to other and more interesting homes, rather than to a rubbed glass globe or tube, and 3 bring~outsiders 4o-our home. thereby the sameness of the electric Ay \ .In hqmes-mmfifls, a tragedy has-happened — yet the parents, e Covers Each Weeb— g young in years but old in mind, merely sit back helplessly and : i - wonder -at- whet they call “the mystery of the younger genera- Husband Transferred Affections week, you will . ik . PRaT o Mrs. Raymond K. Foxwell Charges Between the-covers-of the. Literary-Digest-emch to Another Woman. o 3 D Biguecolt 1. PORNAH wae. sded " ~=Meet the men and women whoareshapingsthe vesterday for an absolute divorce in 5 destinies of the world. the District Supreme Court by his Glimpse the inste of foreign stat " wife, Evelvn G. Foxwell, who charges g™ = ' = other woman after she had helped him % minds in every country of the world. OW tO ea an Ou Phiisihe, derentart e aslol sty —Follow internatlonal sports—the race foratr L dent and the plaintift a teacher, they supremacy—the trend of national feeling. e et i S o o —Learn of the discoveries of science, of inven- T but often : - : ) ot i AR, tions and thrilling explorations. he real trouble{snot always in the younger times a year, you will find reproductions of the world's ere are no children R R T L —Hear of the plays and pictures that people in the older generation. For there is an extrgmely simple masterpieces in painting, and often in the text an appro- Taymand Neudecker, tells the court are talking about. way to stop this creeping age of the mind, this hardening priate expianation and comment, amounting in itself to a el pursiel s medical studien, serv —::dmafl;::."““l discussions of new of mental arteries which results in-pushing parenta:and Iiberaleducationsin-the finest art the-world has produced. pital fn Pittaburgh and at Cambridge o Kiato Hroupital inti " he- entered. the —:i:fu th:';onil:':i::n .:l "u::“ """""""'3"'“ children fartherand farther apart. Here- i3 mentalyyonth for you! 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