Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1926, Page 33

" THRNSPRESDENT OF EVSTONERAC Governorship Candidate Says Administration Is Made Is- sue in Primary. By the Acx PHILADE d Prese. HIA. May 14—In a sident Coolidge, Repre- homas W. Phillips, one of candidates for ‘the Republica uation for governor that it was that efforts w nd to make it sults of next Tue primaries will be either an i nt or a repudiation of vour dangerous, unwise and incon. te of your best interest,” adds the am, “for any local faction, how- ever desperate their plight, to seek to establish the impression that the good standing and fu ments for the John S while friends of S. Vare. Representative *| purchase grub and coal, S| finds her dead. Then he goes smiling P~ to her door and cheats her of her little - < Unprofitable. Sl R S . - Forsake the things that do not pay. cast all the useless grafts away. A man may prosper for a while pursuing s full of guile, he may impose | ful hicks and still conceal his | sinful tricks; but soon or late the facts are known and then he's doomed to walk alone. His presence good men will not brook, they have him sized up as a crook, and they remark, “He is a wight who jumps his hoarding house by night, and pays not for his downy bed, or for the pumpernickel bread. He is a man who sells a pup and swears its pedigree is up among the monarchs of its class, whereas, ods codfish and a it does not rank hong the first, it's only fit for wie rwurst. He is a man who looks around until a widow lone is found, a widow with a little roll, enough to and keep a roof above her head until the crowner cours store, and one who'll pull a trick o low can’t journey with us to and fro, he cannot our indorsement keep, or use our woodsheds when he'd sleep, we shoo him from our sacred haunts, he may not wed our maiden aunts. How far is he from peace and bliss who's earned a punk renown like this! The people shun him, poor and rich, as though he had the fleas or itch. A fame like this is quickly won, but vears will run before a n the town. This life is| affaic if one's avoided | : and trickery and vice ind fraud, abuse of friendship for : vad, make one in drear aloofness stand, an outcast in a friendly land. | (Copyright.) WALT MASON THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, T. U, TRIDAY, WAY 13, 1926 SCIENTISTS TO PURSUE AFRICAN JUNGLE GERMS ] [ Expedition Leaves Boston Satur- day, Headed by Dr. Richard P. ! Strong of Harvard. | By the Associated Press. BOSTON, May 14.-—An expedition that will trace new diseases through unexplored African jungles and which it is hoped, will throw light on little forms of life, will leave Hoston to morrow, headed by Dr. Richard P. director of the Institute of | and_ Medicine, | Bspecial at- tention will be g sleeping sickness and the effects of | certain drugs on this disease. 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