| Show W Y r. 4 j fH 04 1 4 A r A l WOMAN'S WOMANS S b. b OBSERVATIONS rIONS l BY EDNA EDN K ic i r 0 THEY'D BE LONESOME WITHOUT IT THE lIE con congress which met metIn THE I In Boston Button took tool up a no good wok work wish It and there are arc many man who wIo optimistic success But nut one must bo be vel very believe bellee that even en an to In tlc indeed noise enthusiastic movement mo against t I. I Ii will wilt much If Ir anything at all nil B Tho rho fuel fact Is that the majority or of peo- peo pit pie like liCe noise noise lots lots of ot lu It They'd rather hear a L Cac factory r whistle than have ha va silence in its place Tho They rhey like the clatter of oC horst horses horses' hoofs hoof on a pavement tho the honk of automobiles automo o biles the clang clans of ot bolls boils the r rush sh of oC of oC feet teet anti and the shuffling tin nn engine the yelps of or voices t would rather I The average t person lear hear leal the blare of a brass band than the sweetest harmonics from a string orchestra He lie h s more faith some some- He Het how in the voiced loudest ou cst orators 3 t cant can't enjoy enjo himself unless hes he's In a a. af noisemaking noise crowdS crowd P Part rl of ot his fu fun un f in life lite consists of ot a loud noise noI nolt Does anybody care for Cor fireworks 5 that dont don't go off oc with a bang The looks with contempt on a R bo boy 1 which IB is a firecracker that r only sputters and anti makes males no racket or ord I 9 No o great public demonstration without d celebration is quite complete somebody or ori of or for fOl a salute cuns i something We Wt hold our ears ealS find grin with itil delight when the detonations I 1 are heard hear When we vo greet reet a n hero wr WP- weI WPM yell ourselves hoarse In his honor and M I I It were we're al al- al lire Ire off oct some more guns uns lowed t noise noiRe of oC a city I Is one reason THE I why wh people refuse to lIvo In the country They like tho the racket k They love the very vcr rattle of ot the Ufe street I cars They'd rather elbow and be bc cl- cl owed bowed along alon- a a. nois noisy downtown downto street i than stroll stroH along alon a silent co country lane lan In n the midst of oC o one of or natures nature's prettiest pret pret- landscapes The They'd rather skip ji across s across a a. buS busy thoroughfare at the risk of oC their Jives exhilarated by lP b the tho roar I of oC the street than to sit lIt on the thc porch I J of or a ho se in the country and hear f nothing more than a mother bird twittering twittering twit twit- to her young oung Noise excites It keeps one keyed up C hg sort of company campan It makes one j is think theres there's something doing cr c every would be mia mia- ml minute And without It In fact thc they wont won't be iC without It fl They'll make malee a clatter with their voices If nothing else el-e Is Available c TT T Is 18 said that ns as man become more I IT civilized civilised d hi his voice olce grows gros lower Say Sav Sa Savages v- v ages f invariably have high pitched voices Also Aio the civilized man har- har t sounds making them agreeable agree agree- 1 able to a cultivated and sensitive car ear while the the savage o thumps and md twangs t and screeches screeches' wh when n he lIe renders Tenders what Is music according to his Jils idea From Ironi this tills one ono might Judge that our modern cities ettles arc are fostering us In iii savagery sav say g agery ager so far tar as sound Is concerned t for br one doesn't reside In a a. city long zt before he lie elevates his voice to the highest point In order that the shriek of or his remarks may ma bo lie heard above the tho turmoil turmon and what's agony agon to sensitive I q cars ears Is sweet et music to the 1 I am reminded ded in this connection of or ofa ora 4 a church chulch committee commissioned to toi i get et an organist for tor a large lIew church f A number of ot applicants played on onI I trial Some Somo were quite Cute excellent excell nt but none of ot these was selected The fhe choice upon upon a man of no particular ability C but ho made the church shake b by using 1 tho the heavy stops and keeping his Ills feet on the base pedals The he committee wa was properly im- im pressed our man said tho the gray gray- whiskered chairman after th the perI per per- I He lie certainly plays well hy by I 1 couldn't hear m myself think f most of ot the time |
