Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1926, Page 25

Friends vs. Dollars Dollar making in busi- ness must not be inconsist- ent with service. Friendships created through helpful service have built this strong, successful institution, friend by friend. An officer of the Illinois Steel Works said: “We used to think our business was making steel; we have found that our real business is to make men; and incidentally we make steel.” We might say that our real business is making friends, and iricidentally, through our service and credit facilities, both the bank and its friends gain financially. Lincoln National Bank 7th & D Sts. 17th & H Sts. THE EVENING SAMUELREAGETS © —tmcomn ] FRANKLINHEDAL Inventors and Scientists Giv- .en Recognition by Institute. By the Associated Press. , PHILADELPHIA, May 13.—Signal achievements in science, the me- chanical arts and invention were rec: ognized yesterday in the awards of medals by the Franklin Institute of Philadelphia. Notable were the Amer- ican and foreign awards of the Frank- 1lin medal, the highest honor In the institute’s gift. The American award was made to Samuel Rea, former president of the Pennsylvania. Railroad. The forglln award was conferred upon P’rof. Niels Bohr, director of the Institute for Theoretical Physics, Copenhagen. and was accepted on his behalf by the Danish Minister to the United States,; C. Brun. The Franklin medal was founded in 1913 by Samuel Insull of Chicago. 3 The award to Mr. Rea was stated to be “in recognition of his outstand- ing work In the conception and con- struction of railroads, their terminals, tunnels and bridges and of his emi- nently successful application of the principles of science, economics and human relations to railway engineer ing and administration, in which he displayed vision, imagination and courage of high order.” Atomic Theory Recognized. The award to Prof. Bohr was given “in recognition of his epoch-making contributions to the mechanics of atomic structures and for his theory regarding the origin of spectrum lines.” Other awards made by the institute today were: Longstreth medal—To James John Denny of the MacIntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd., for the invention of “linorite,” a special process rubber lining for the ball ore crusher. Wetherill medals—To Frank T. Wy- man, manager and director of Adam Willger, Ltd., for achievements of the firm as producers of scientific appara- tus; to W. A. Layman, president of the Wagner Electric Corporation, St. STAR. WASHI D. C, THURSDAY. MAY 13, In Canada®there's little cvime: the scoffaw knows full well that if he sins he'll serve hix time in some prison cell, or, haply, while the bells chime, fell. There one policeman & stretch of country wide and seldom fails to get the wretch whose course is wildly wrong. o'er to old Jack Ketch a prison on the , send forth the erring wight ch to jail or gallows-tree, and no one da to throw a wrench in law’s machines In Canada the scof s know how retribution feels; wherever, to e, | they go, the Jaw is at their heel follows them through dust and snow, and haunts them at their meals. No sentimental stuff prevails to mitigate the law; no scofflaw’s little bedtime tales go down a judge's craw; and in the corridors of Jails no sob squads | walil and paw. Men know that justice there Is stark, unbending and severe; it has a bite as well as b thing to fear; its promises are bleak and dark to those of foul career. And €0 the criminals think twice in Can ada, fair land., hefore they steal chunk of ice or roh a the law will get them in a tri see that they are canned. An think seven times or four ege theyv go forth to slay: the law will track them d hand him | k, it 48 a | | ACTRESS’ $485,000 SUIT tate of Thomas H. Ince—Merits Not Passed Upon. | LOs ; | of Miss Lout against the est filn producer, fo thrown out of 1 action, wh te Court here. ) had been reje irts previous to filin |a | de: 1l | evermore until they're bronght to bay: | there 1= no silent, lonely shore where they may hide away. And when thev're caught no tricks or wiles will save them from their doom: they'll Journey down the prison aisles to dungeons full of gloom; the hangman then. with sunny smiles, escorts them to the tomh. In Canada there's little crime, since justice gets tlhe knave and scofflaws have a seedy time from | cradle to the grave, and everything looks quite sublime to people who behave, - WALT MASON. (Copyright. 1926.) STAR MAY ENTER FILMS. CHICAGO, Cyrena Van of the Chicago Civ disclosed that ne, ress for film ri with Miss Van ( 0 in the title role. 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