The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1921, Page 20

DNESDAY, « “THE EVENING WORLD, WE in war a commander could afford be imcreased. 3 | wanted. Senator Lusk, or his family, received a chest of . q ; aaa . duction costs of about the same] erected should be the last to fall. q series defining the duties of the ad- iverware, a trip to Coney Island, two boxes of aes pansedinilenea uly heard tah i ee » amount. On the other hand the re- etnies Constitution, Be that he has never tried as hard as he ought to try. | ministrative and legislative sficers ‘ . . : io plan he follow e course of Chester 8. Lord, tail price of eltes has S zh n mendment, prov! “thi S ’ Y cigars, a fountain pen, a leather bill-fold and a | shen he was made managing editor of the New York lined and they state there net ae; | the way for each generation of citi- A man who amounts to anything should be a far better $|and boards of the New York Oity f basket of flowers. ! hy is hardly to be presumed that so powerful a legislator as Senator Lusk could be ‘boughi” for 5 ‘ A tion and became the most famous managing edito: datory upon future generations, The : b i is paroe See . such a value, but many a minor lawmaker in this 240" - BAD elvan of organic law without this amendment He goes back not because of increasing years but be ae eee a align a j d { as i ‘lic Li sre To the Fiitor « makes our Government constitu- ‘ause of increasing listlessness, he Police Commissioner, De and other States has been driven from public life or A few days ago Will H. Hays, Postmaster General of My brother tional democracy, The Kighteenth mrs int eat Des {fi rr 7 . |The three appointive members, one even convicted of bribery for receiving no more | the United States, had his desk moved from the pri: born, al Amendment ‘saya, that that organic ' op ve Ae 2 an e ise whe is holding a less im- 3) o¢ winom is designated by the Mayor , 2 re wel law may be made a cons' ona portant pos a e did twenty vears 7 - f thin these friendly tokens of regard. vate suite of rooms to the biz room where his prine W°,¥. Pash part in the] iranny. You are right to a certain|$ PY Pi y years ago and you will 3) as Chairman, are salaried officials It was told of him that when a caller sought to whis- per some information the replies of the Governor were Sun in the glorious days of that paper while Charies A. Dana was alive. Lord's desk was in the workroom of the paper; he made himself a part of the organiza- tobacco at prevailing prices is saving approximately 50 per cent., over last year, which means a decline in pro- y little likelihood of a reduction as the inoreasing demand makes price out- ting unnecessary Brooklyn, July 15, 1221 Constitutions, like houses, stand when divided against them- selves; and the parts most recently zens to have its own statutes, The Highteenth Amendment shackles this right to an extent covered by Its provisions. In effect it makes legis- lation of a specified character man- that medical at forty is usually a failure, or he would have some settled trade, profession or occupation. : He is not as good a man as he was, and the reason is man at forty or fifty than he is at thirty. He ought to know more. He onght to be in good health. He should have profited by long experience. If he has not it is because he has “gone back.” see a man whose habits, not his age, have turned hiy | By Willis Brooks Hawkins. This is the eighty-third article of Government. PAROLE COMMISSION. body consists of five members, by the Mayor, and Thi three appointed Jevote their entire to the | who time | many attempts to put one battleship-out of business. Coppa, 1091, ¢ : q What was ladking in the tests was, a bomb effec- ent, Row yor ‘ironing thor) By Rollin Kirby The P. toneers Busliata Dale verse osbate ww soe Pree rivucwen | VC Sgmmst fie UarleMiips as) consiuced, The of Progress Company, Nor. 62 to @2 Park Raw, New York. Frankfurt was hA without being sunk. Given time, By Svetozar Tonjoroft RALPH PULITZER, President. 63 Park Row. te Ut that invention will prod by J. ANGUS SHAW, Treasurer, 69 Park Row it is highly probable that inv Produce a — Onerrght, 1921, by Toe Pree Pebhine Oo, i SOBREPH PULITSER Jr, Secretary, 65 Park Row bomb which will be effective. | MEMER OF THE ASSOLATED PRESS This has been the history of all the wasteful race | XXVHI—THE MAN WHO IN- . to the use ea “ , [Saleen dnote ceaten to oe to ober ceaied a pap, OT armament, The “unsinkable” ship has led te | wre is a. ive gun of, ovubiras nd alse the local news published bere the invention of an explosive which would sink it. ad cf. achievement: betweeh ihe This in turn has forced invention of new safeguards. | cuneiform entry into the ‘Who's ONLY BY LEADING And so tt has gone, with each advance more ex- | Who" of his day made by the great wasteful than the last Sargon II, and the first edition of the ROOKS multiply that President Harding’s ine — Pensive and, was! Maia “Alexandr! Galil Doctrinale,” pub. ns a with The tests against the German ships have proved |"ished in Mainz in 1442, That wag fluence with Congress, when he has the wi nothing for to-morrow—only for to-day, | tek half @ century before Columbus and courage to exert it, is far fram weak. balan this neck of the great Two days ago, by a vote of 196 to 86, the House = . This work deserves to be remem- reversed the Ways and Means Committee and put TO BE EFFECTIVE. bered. It is the first printed book se, 1 “RY W, TART, Chairman of the.Coatition record. It marked the success of ti oil back on the free list i cau = |endeavors of a man by the name of ite adtin rat pai io " Conmnitice, satys: | Gutenberg to devise movable types. Phis action was the direct result of vigorous pro: “if we can’l get a ticket within a week, we can't |The “Alexandri Galli Doctrinale” was fest from the President, partly in the form ot letters get one at all.” printed from wooden blocks and : iia é 5 yooden types. 5 to Chairman Fordney of the committee. And the To which it may be well to add that if the Coafi- Dight years later the same mai— Presidential victory was scored in the face of heavy tion Committee fails to get’ a platform before it gets | aca debi ett ry Fi 11 dtetel F ai eact anne: rther. He had fashione opposition of Representatives from the oil districts. a ticket it might almost as well not try to get a type of cut metal that coula be ser) . a on tanile | icket, Jand “distributed,” as printers call Behind this latest indication of the President's in- ticket ge . : ; Oppositi xisting regime is A , | these two operations of assembling fluence with Congress stand the larger examples of Dpposition to the exi &! , creditable {ype atid reutoving it tothe Meawe® he al nt amendment and the svelving of But to be effective, the oppo lon must be definite “Vrom this first movable metal type\ ote aa oo and precise. It must rest on principle. A platform Wine Fat dae Gtheccey eines the soldier bonus measure. is the first essential. [Gutenberg Bible was issued from the If the President can do this much he can do Coalition cannot succeed on mere denunciation of ble dup in the annals. of maokina pune ; day wa recursor of the » sy a RH ‘one t y wi i selence It was the day that sa . . . foe) men willin. 0 s' nm tin . rae thet instead of being dismayed and discouraged by Ha 8 nae ' MBRE Te, tool Gitetbore lave years to a Seats : F intractableness of this over- phe . oo | |print his Bible. Under the old sys- Ui AISLE lie! Unita ee Fist taal Even then, if Coalition is to sneceed, i must | [emnot elice took ey oaniee whelmingly Republican Congress, President Harding 44 for something more than a division. of offices jturned | out the work in less timo is determined to try the full force of his leadership among the anti-Tammany elements. | turned But, Gite loke: eapy watees eer: "i | ‘ enberg and his associate a in getting it into line. | printed a) considerable. muibar ob There are two directions in which a test of the Me ame time “ONE TOUCH OF HEAT’— | tonberg-Faust print. President's power would be most timely: ; lanl . f the act of printing— A st message urging upon Congress E* SSSIVE heat in London has had three effects to che four quiciere ee Eee (1) A. strong ssage urging up\ = important in the social life of England. | ‘ ul N rf ii C1 Ci nm Nan " st inte what business men and bankers all over the country First, it is reported, English gentlemen have gone lrtaly ie Hat peck Wonen ue gels are beginning to call tor—tax revision ahead of the — so far as to remove their waistcoats in business hee the famous Caxton) in 14743 tariff. wear. | (2) Resolute adherence to the foreign policy the Second, it has led the perspiring Britons to add | ; President had in mind when he told Congress in his te to their “whiskey and soda,” which gives the jhading ‘Turks, melted the only ense | 5 ur haaiine “highball” a new lease of life beyond the Atlantic, | jor Central Europe and cast it into first message that “the wiser course would seem to, Boo Sati An bullets to repel the Asiatic enemyeg | 5 fi ti f ‘eh if not this side of the three-mile limit. ‘There is a disposition to eredit t be the acceptance of the con des ECL nights | ‘Third, and most revolutionary, the extreme heat lone as. fipinagk aa its A. DL aw Tt and interests as already provided and to engage | js reported to have caused a demand for the typi- ceed eet ena ed liga under the existing treaty.” | caliy American “ice ¢ream,” which your true Briton the ancient | University of Peking. See ota. 7 . ' ‘rol thes ts isi Tariff-rigging for the benefit of special interests ' has always seorned. 5, Fea, ge tablets lepreatone were a ol : ey . ities chi said to be in exist ‘still. while industry and business generally suffer for ; — Here are opportunities for trade knocking at the : ey Ree ‘This sort of “printing” ‘a, in fact, ; ; i ; American door. | “Se ‘ bade) much older than the tablets of the want of promised tax readjustment is getting on the ‘ nearly He a : wRBRY | University of Peking. The impression Natioh'scnerve England will need more and better belts. It will made by the sead of a potentiate lon 4 Na § ves. . . + . | be e fil bt 3 ed Le > ' need ice-manufactuting machinery. It will need = liorntinge Steicen te ole As for the Treaty of Versailles, Americans should 044 fountain equipment. _ ee asl fenee HomeNst © bush with shame atthe suggestion thatthe United "ip all ihe tines American manotichiers tot From Evening World Readers eet eet aa ce States is ready to claim every right the treaty es- the world. Now is the time to establish a new UNCOMMON SE NSE |the art of printing have ‘been i i ‘ Nine neh whee “ achieved. One of the most conspicu- tablishes, atthe same time using this Nation's ad- _ market. aa kind of a letter do you find most readable? Ien’t it the one By John BI ous of these Snrprovements fe an } | ier a ee sre petneRay gives you the worth of a thousand words im a couple of hundred? y John e American imvention, the typesetting / vantage as a c-editor of the Allies to avoid signing it, There is fine mental exercise and a lot of satiefaction in tr; a vm _ [MIRAI BE sack the roost Micwen | Let the President take a firm stand on both these RIVATE OFFICE. te aay much in a few words. Take time to be brief. | a A Es tn aha {fut is the “Mergenthaler liotype, issues and he will find the best part of the country (From the Ohio State Journal.) | ™~ WHY MEN "GO BACK.” Mergenthaler " ote SSUES s 3 } Profitecring tm Cigartttes. on the $700 a year wages and support a in { behind him to help deal with the irreconcilables in One of the noticeable changes in business life is wget af The bvening World i the little sister, in the tiny rear lial} Not long ago, when a great railroad announced that it da ‘ q the passing of the private office in the realm of big p cost of tobacco leaf used in room, without bath or other conven- would hire | forty howl of the matter of the Treaty. u - p DIE the manufacture of cigarettes has de- 1¢Dees. She must struggle alone,| re no men over forty, a howl of protest went up all the : ealy. _ business. Bank presidents no longer are secluded in clined aimust $0 per cent, according| iow or R Ong aa it ate dies, ae oyer the country. Harding leadership can wax stronger only by some rear room, hard to find by tae customer; most of to an analysis, of the tobacco indus-| then and-—send her to the Rrormue. The protesters declared that at forty a man ought to be leading. them are out in front, easily accessible, also in direct WS. grey WNGet oronchenene i oe aon Aue Rams anon bles just in the edge of his prime. They pointed out that no man view ind control of the Bae § of the institution. type of leat used In clgnreties, which COUN Sy TUIY Ban AED: was elected President before he was forty, that practically sad In other lines of business the private office is being the beginning of the year sold at} Favors Repealed. every railroad official beyond the grade of istant fifteen cents per pound as compared | 4 ie ) BROCE NOE TIen assietan te discarded, the directing head being out where the with thirty-eight cents in 1919 and| 7°, Bihtar of The Buming World = | $ something or other was over forty years old THE CASE OF SENATOR LUSK. work is being done and where customers come. twenty-eight cents in 1918. Other! wont eandtons “Moccovor, despite All this is true, And yet the railroad is right. of New York City * S -NATOR LUSK has fathered so much had leg- When Charles F, Hughes was elected Governor of Srades of tobacco have aiso shown a the obvious contrary: impression of The great majority of men are not as available as be- islation in recent years that it is interesting to i ae ee elaberalelr carats eH a The, above Hines ate contained ieandme as" Enallowed th binners when they are forty as they were when they were Government | is es) iy i a i ‘ . ‘ yen © ay ‘okeragi pane rest of the Federa) Constitution.” wenty-five, exanine the list of resents given to him after | out into a large room where he was easy of access ARSE, Busine oF its or eea esl Perhaps not, But are you sure that Theireason injthat the man who iabeainni ! : , he sponsored the bill the New York detectives ‘Those who needed to see him found him with ease, stock. This company by purchasing| it Will not do s0? : oa Hioseinning anyiing sranting nothing further can be esiab’ cf cipal assistants and heads of departments are grouped. estion, since a id ‘ 5 Ha Per | ‘2 5 Ke an ished He made himself an uctive part of the organization There were a Gey should: nas Be backward. . | worka The full term of these mem- ) against Senator Lusk, we have an interesting com * number of foreign born in line.” Did lawmaking laymen Drinking or loafing or indifference, not years, has made $) bers is ten years ‘The Chairman's / i! ae ng not a secluded part, to pass on What was brought to my brother and | break any law of] PUL that extent is Hunted by what) } adler tol hinct " 3 PERT SBR MAGE ary is $7,500 a year, that oft / mentary on the moral principles of a public servant | nim. He is available to callers, but callers are in- tis #0 called Land of the Free? fhe Canure of Gur Rovere hea es eaaa phere earner aclt, tee othen appointes members tat i i i 7 b to the ption this i y ey " . ; . thes >pol who would think of taking such favors from per- | clined to hurry in leaving men in a busy office. The VET been peor > the adoption of Railroads may not hire men over forty to begin the $9,500. sons interested in legislation. Senator Lusk stands in New York as the self- confessed exponent of “100 per cent. Americanism.” - 1 # 7 f Ms herent nature of that Constitution to , o p The Ist of presents the Senator acknowledges helps | such—but the average official dealing with the publie perhaps, and hen eames, PAPEF: | Which it has been annexed, See peven't gone Desk and Teeny nnSe aide of forty. || Fastel of aoe mare an Siege Uae to explain why “100 per cent. American” is no | needs many things far more than that. Couple, will adopt me bye OM | the prohibition’ # tiquor asa pev-|% ‘They haven't gone back and they won't go back. They wil, }|the minimum not being fixed by the | longer regarded as a compliment by many. Between them, the “hiskers,” the “profiteers” nd the “patrioteers” have made the “100 per cent.” justifiably odious. a month, sup- = letermi: od to i as befor: fi ports 4 young sister, eats one ! What Kind eof Wine? for an indeterminate peri not = ta the London Times as before, but the special | Pul* ,* Zens water, Year's clothes | To the itor af The Brening World Provided he bas the other necessary |°Xueed two years, ‘ oN 5 favor accored to it in the past by tradition is entirely | @Md Rever stays out late at night.| “Not a Fy tells us in a Chria- 99 || Qualifications, George B, McClellan, he actual term of imprisonmen THE BOMBS NOT UP TO IT. Society is not interested in her case | tianlike dis ilnuee ane Mayor of New York City a few years| under all these indeterminate sen- IN i withdrawn.” —Lloyd George. and she must struggle alone—weak|tion that ur Lor | ago, was born in Dresden, Germany, | ences 1s seed by the Parole Some MBI) tests ts o have justi $ or strong, ¢ i A 5 le his father, Gen. Geo! B. Mc_| mission, which has power to parole, : lai a t as not seem to have justitied * + @ | twhien she necomes a eriminal, | ditte but twas |. By Albert P. Southwick |]\Cielian, and his'mother were making | OF release conditionally, and. to. dls- claims that the battleship and id el reiety Will mush to he : ” Un Lid | Hl copecistt, 1981, by the Pree Publishing Co. ||| tour of Europe. This is a reply to retake or reimprison all per- aleolats p and dreadnought are |< erie comes the Senolor from South Dakota | Some” wil nurely ‘saree Henistanee.| MeN, oe ea gemTet his faiture| J) C#FRie Sow Fertig Worth so | HM. ply tol eons cémmitied to the Heformacory Army and navy aviators had a long, hard ; A ile (Willi re j tent, for it is safe to assume that if _ PEL GNGN h | dolla > ctor acquit her, and|a Volstead "kick" th eee the invattor of fi , . - | magi es may, however, Nor did the earlier trials against the smaller craft | ‘and and a beer bottle in the other, and demands that |}f imprisoned she with HAVA a ane OMA ThayA Gener Mietan ee onan 1181 1848, was the Inventor of the sel is sailing under the American fag, members of the commission in con~ | ye + et by = i " i library, gymnasium, sw \< 1 + rn p len parents, can elect to| sidering the parole of prisoners com- bear out predictions of the aviation enthusiasts everything else stop until his bill is passed.” Senator and three exceptinnally neay mera | matory would kaw ee esambled, sacl fala was Ra tam aactineton ia eae twelf an American oltizen at the| mitted by them, and ‘parole or dis- This does not mean, however, that aeroplanes will Norris. a rine eee Hon auneae Cen act aa ic giatos "guiill be 80 |Btookton, Hngiand, in 1635, An answer to Mas Rubies? Paice Paitantlast Perce ea acetate not he effective against great battle craft. It merely e * e@ amos. _ftigh pred teachers and|may be that we shan all be Bae as are Square, Now ¥ork City. writing by the Judge or court who howe dal 5 ’ A professors w calc her free of|quench our thirst without violating The Ganges and the Meshong Riv- | ow ° made the commitment | shows that they are not effective now. COT F we can't gel a ticket within a week we can't SUats®. The s Will spend $1,000 u| the Eighteenth Amendment, inasmuch ers, both in Asia, have a length, re-| In ‘the “Rockies,” Mt. St. ijas, is| A staff of parole officers work un- The aviators ed " . year oO assist her so long as she's/as no good Christian would presume spectively, of 1,570 and 1,350 miles, (11,970 feet high, while Mt. Fair-|der the commission's supervisio: i} gh Scored a small percentage of hits fel one at all.” —Henry W. Taft of Republican 2%, 2N4, 18 addition ‘he "State will to say that It was sinful or injurious IO weather is 14,900 fect in height, which co-aperates with various p » With practice and experience this percentage <a ; tke Bood care of the little sigter. to tmbibe such a beverage. Be merci-| A child born of American cithens, eee lic and private agencies in Gnaind fl per ge would —Cgalition Commition But s0 tong as ahe remains ful, thou “salt of the earth.” he mer. (traveling abroad at the time of his! Oklahoma is maid to be the Indian| work and temporary homes { {i nm and honemt she must struggte alone cifal FHA birth, is eligible to she Presidency, word for “beauiifi) land” paroled prisosera, t, | action of Mr. Hays is interpreted as a rebuke to the bureaucrats who insist on private offices and the end- less formality that develops so easily about them, There are officials who need private offices—a few TWICE OVERS. 66 (-\FFICIAL information is, of course, available Soctety'’s Way. To Ube Bitar of Tue Brewing World “Ill murder some one; hecome a ‘beloved thief;' comm: some kind of erime, and then you'll write about me trom the sife and make ne with the cash dest et home before midnight I Syn in obscurity, Wear made over dresses, be ‘nobody's baby’ and buy my «wn |lunch'—says Blue Eyed Helen. | She earns about § others will send candy and flowers. of this amendment is to be recognized and complied with it must, of neces- emasculate any conflicting pro- onal and medical rights, just a us already emasculated’ the in- erage is, perhaps, the least serious part of this amendment. In the tn- terests of an unsullied and uneon- tradictory charter of government i should be repealed Cc. U. WAKEUP. 4 ¢ | cannot | h ct However, if the validity | i} | | | railroad business, but they frequently hire men of fifty or sixty as Presidents, taking them from other railroads, To-day the men in command of most of the industries the men who run the Government and determine the future .} keep on being important men as long as their health lasts, .nd nowadays they understand how to make their health keep pace with their minds. | tan nennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnne The Parole Commission has juvs- diction over the inmates of the » w York City Reformatory, the Work- house and the City Penitentiary, Sen- tence to the reformatory and to tho } penitentiary is for an indeterminate law or the courts. The law requir a workhouse sentence to be forall definite period, not to exceed six months, but persons twice convicted of certain specified offenses within twenty-four months, or three times | Mergenthaler Similar progress, amazing seope, has been made in. the and manufacture of printing presses | But the pioneer in the great work of enlightening the world was Guten- | berg of Mainz ——————— Ten-Minute Studies | * i within any period, must be sentenced Workhouse or City Penitentiary f fi é