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Show ,tittatei.., allt i 414,i. 6 - dignity to ,ttie lives' ofmankind by assistto 'come 'of; higher. Socrates, ing, them r trial-fohis life, said ,"Atheniaps, either acquit me or do not acquit, me-- , but be sure that I shall not alter my way life; no, not if I have to die buiny times for it." -The majority- has never the right to crush the minority; 'No man." says George Martin in a notable 'eSSaY, 'burrendeA his ,whole being IA) the, state." The state is sovereign, but it cannot coerce conscience. which is sacred ground that the state may not invade." In the words of dLLord Acton; great Queation ecover. not what governments prescribe, but svhat,.they, ought to pretcribe; for no prescription ,is alid against the Conscience of mankind?' There is especial danger today that the indisidual wiR urrender .his own highest ideals and eis with the crowd; it .is often much, easier to do so, much 'pleasanter. aud esen much 'safer. than to stand for the -right as one fees --it Certainly." says Raymond B. Fosdick, a little more of this spirit would constitote a healthy admixture in American life. And it is sorely needed. More' menacing than Ntmu ... Salt Lake city. Utah. Phan Was. SEA Published afternoons Except Sunday. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation. . 8 .16 Week . 46 One Month . .. T.Ive One Tear .... - Ono Year tit TAO paid In' advance) 6 Cents Knee Copies Tho &bow. rates apply to Utah Idaho. Nevada. and Wyoming; other mats by mail. , Pie mionth.,$1.0. Address correspondence for Publication to The Editor. -- , ...,.. -- I - - and bossiness Nowa Ealt Lake Bend remittances nano to nit, Deseret r NAT1ONAL ati. ADVERTISING REPRESENTA- Cone; Rotbenburg and Noes. inc.. New York City East dial Wrest So. Michigan Bait Chicago D01201,1111 101 Detroit Wald1141 IP - liasisfas - :: r Ot3 301 COCO COI& Bldg- - I 101 Constitution- Allauta Mt- - Leula VI Victoria Conger and Moody. Biggins Building. 1..1tigelaa. litolhrook Btelding. hanVranclaco. Katared at the vostoffice at Salt ea second claim matter according III - - Building,1 Bui14ing-- Cailfornia California --- h- credited to t. or not otherenae credk.td In this nolloPoPer. end also the !Dori new AU rights ter republication published hereto of special dispatches here are slaw reserved.' JCLY SALT LANE CITY, 1 , - "THIS IS TM, t IlLNDRED MARK I TdERE are now in the Church of Jesus A Christ of Latter-da- y Saints one hundred one organized stakes. The five score mark was passed on Sunday last when President Reber and others of the general authorities met with the people of Alpine stake and created two new stakes. making three where formerly there was one. The change was occasióned by the Jemarkable growth of that, section and the need for closer and more direct supervision of members Of the Church residing in the territory TNID it ever occur to you that Salt Lake is entering upon one of the most prusperous eras hi its entire history? If you haven.l. yet caught the vision of it, drive out into the Nshighways and byways..note how the city's borders are being extended, view with a feeling of optimism the many improvements made An a residential...and industrial originaltyromprising theatake from which way andthen rest assured that. it all means the new ecclesiastiear units were carved. f a new day fôr this city and the dawning-oNearly 2 years ago the Church saw the surroundingterritory. need for smaller territorial subdivisions This is not a narrow sectional view. It and , began this work by dividing the old is the view entertained by prominent busi- Salt Lake stake, which once, embraced all ' fleas men who come here .from other places. the territory lying within the geographical These men see what we have here. they limits Lake' county. This was' folof Salt learn with astonishment of our marvelous lowed by the division of other stakes where resources. They glimpse the beauty of our Iconditions seemed to justify such a change, surroundings and then exclalm as with tone a work that has wrought greatly to the more nation no a has in the voice that city advantage of the people comprising the ....prosperous outlook. And it Is not long until various stakes 'and has brought closer and these impressions crystalize into action with more between niemeffective LI , ;k . -- - - the announcement that certain large corporations have decided to establish branches in Salt Lake as the undoubted center of western America. The railroads too are lending a band by making improvements in terminals and equipment, lhatwifl render it possible- for ' them to handle increased tonnage. M a witness of the activity in this direction one need but point to the work being done by the Denver & Rio Grande Western which is lust now engaged in rushing to completion on what is known as nevrireight-yardthe old Church farm in the sonthwest part of the city. The Union Pacific. the Western Pacific and other lines operating in this ter- ritory are also keeping pacewith the times by enlarging their scope of operations and preparing to handlethe increased business bers of the Church and their presiding tr . - - - , . - J ... ' ' -- r ' Delegates to the Democratic national convention to be held in Denver the following week. began to arrive here early Ittithe day. Those from California. Washington and Oregon passed through the city en routs to the Colorado metrop- -tl. . ,. . - ., - 0 E,2 ,- - ' Ehi- . - . - I . . ., .., - . I The CentralTrust Omipany's Monthly Instalment Payment Loan Plan gives you a y advantage aver odses plans. L You cms borrow more on this plan than an a straight abort. gageloan. L We ls.elieve this ,plan to oiler the easiest terms for repayment of any loan plan in the city. Over a period of 142 months you Ny an average of $9.93 a month on - I i I -- - f , , ' . --,.- --- each $1,000 borrowed , prinapat and interest. , . IN II 1 : If --- --, - z ' . . 4 l In ----- 1 - . No ClomatisskonNa Delays , 1 . r , , I - . , .. , . i ... . 1 I t ' ,t, --- ------ ' . , NI s- . - - two-wa- A,1 t Is , .,. , ------ Bou. sch ' 1 , ,'05-.,,- ' - Plerp;nt. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, iiit Money to Loan Wit1-1- ' - a Double 'Advantage. , ! . - ' , ohese :! a ' 4, rstbsz, jimateurt ' ' - ' mothers all nukite a a --ofs-i inothetItatUre-limitthe vamp kind a lertiOle speech. good ones. The new kind of mothetirt lags Just so lo'rtg. and then it's tries so bard to understand the 'time for do)egates to. shass again. child that she keeps him Ireteted. ' 0 0 0 , The fact I. 'you can't depend' tool (Copyright. - te21. Publishers, Synat. $ . : on much environment l cats.) ; , ----7-!tt-sttte!1 . It. Agotyrtsmanship erder-securit- , .. t :mneeetat .., T's ' 1 - , - 44 -11 Am, ilherr ARE CHILDREN HAPPI? liebeeca Lowrie. I Now comes 400117170 R.4,11;:isrook lt writer,. who says that the ttew octil ta,me people never spend the entitle mother .who fIndi-In the kitchen. and some of full child , thought ard act of the 'evening marrioage:bleettaughtee. ,and who tries to .. intelligently to the child, eatery A crank is a man of splendid tip has succeeded in making the; I on the other mide. more unhappy than he used ithtielastn there wben old to be in the days I Too. often lif amateurTsport the wasn't so much theory in ihn.wockl: . , 0 A ,ril. gen ' I . . ' . I I beer.--Thefkn- ni lie. 1 - sether - -- . , fleetly-backe- . !t - p, ' gathered- - . - , , News from ,Great Britain snakes 4. 0 American business men grateful DY 0",,:iotogical note: Most of the d news- comparison. To Britain's slump In , purchasers of coal. textiles. irott. steel and in!stetnd magazines are boarders. e. i s' building there Is added I trouble for British railroads. Along about 3 p.m. it Is rather -tclifficult to work up any sympathy They are said to be losing 000.000 a year and have ask ed un for anybody lost in the Arctic. Mr.:Hoover has earn- 1 ions to consent to a cut in wages-I edpoubtles the right to steer the boat. but t to Who for ' the be will "permission engineer , now? Atting .unions Iv sounds strange in I this' .aplaying politics" bk, the com- country.. In England. where mon expression. but lt doesn't made one of tlieir men prime mean taken seriously. are politcs is a game. The reflater. they erence la to the stage kind of play, 5 . to flpetillitting money dropped much where all is Pretens. i Bears i per cent yesterday them4 annoyed. rushed to protect t selves. and the eternal bull went to bell:last night happy. and readi ; for a fight tomorrow morning. t- 1 -- it I fere-th- em lie-sid- and-y.4'10- I 'IP were not burled Once gangsters so elaborately. But prohibition and bootlegging have financed them to the tune of millions. Nothing Is as they shoot too good their way through "civilization." , b'etter-rbarieo- ' .. Ruth-Johns- :. llLagr . - - 4., . dit-orc- 1 e.iktkrsei , 1 ,. -- -- - It I, 6 PARAGRAPHS h- . ,. d. ' k asitn - ' corn-Inert- ial - ! ,4 !,...';',...i'l- ' hat Live . : - . . - 0 ems - 8.11. Bernard. a tourist from Spokane, Wash wait allactied andIteVereLv, beatqn in the Lone Star saloon in this city by a gang of soldiers who attempted to rob him- as taken to the Police Bernard station for.medical treatment. His assailants escaped. , - - come-bac- '4, ' , , IlitheislYholimelYlliews . Early in the morning there was a rush of Salt Lake citizens to,the canyon and resorts to celebrate the Fourth. There was less noise and more travel than ever before on this day, and accidents were the esception. ,, - , , e - a JULY 4, 111104 1 Announcem'ent was made that Joel L. Priest, editor of the Salt Lake Herald and one of the best known and most pop- Mar newspaper men In the Intermountain region. would resign July 15 to take potaion with the Oregon Short Line Railway company with headquarters in , Boise, Ida. PROHIRMON MUST STAND. that-you- . - record-breaki- - kmidmM . - P.- -- . - Twenty Years Ago. There are now something more than a thoum,nd wards and independent branches in the organized stakes. all more or Iess fully officered and makitig a vast army of men and women actively engaged in Church work. Add to this the work of the lay asmembers' who are perhaps sociated with the official personnel of the various organizations and one gets a fairly good conception of the duties, and labors performed by those who constitute the active membership or the Church; Surely Zion is growing and is fast :extending her' borders nod with it, berintluence for good in all the ramifications of Church activity. ow I ,, 11( school-house- - -e. -"' 1111A-14- inter-stell- of- ,c - . By GLEN Presedent of rolversity of Willem ohs and feevere4 editor of the -- -Obstou7 Magazin - This week I am discussing ii isms of the principles of democ- racy. which when dropped like seeds Into the poll. have produoodthe double and contradictory results of rare fruits and rank weeda Today. I want to. discuss the rank weed that has sprung from Noble Father' 'and Mother. : SI GIZMO PATISSION tho good seed of universal education...- -. 1 ,.. From the beginning democracy has based its hopes, for the ' " future upon a system of univeml education A New Campaign. REAL SANITY s Little red sprang up as if by magic in the footThe really sane person has the . , of the American pioneers. , steps The Deseret News doe. DOt to look at himself without c'. Tho devotee of the young democracy of America felt that. ability He has ths ability to prejudiceaecsasarily endorse or the be the American at civilization of faults however might great see himself in the proper porspeo. all of Mr. Briebane's moment. remold and faults would children' their the remedy conclusion& Hie editorial are Hee. Ho haa the ILIUM)? to analyze American civilization in the light ot reason and right if , they were hio own Published as expressions of condition. his owe motives., ' .. only sent to school. his own mistakes. hut own LH Hustle opinion of the works's highto .The the Democrats act on seemed the that early aatiumption est salaried editor. hopes, fear; and aspirations. The mod of universal education could produce only precious fruit. that sane person can Quit docely. the social 'value of education was automatic and inevitable and that really ing himself. fie can give himself' BT ARTHUR BRISBANE. no - poisonous weed could opting from so Seed is seed as the seed tho reasons for doing what right he does. !dust of us give ourselves (Copyright. Mg. by The Star Cs.) of universal education. In abundance. been fruits have, the Certainly produced precious reasons the that we think are propThis is Independence day. and but from th is seed of universal ed ucation some poisonous weeds er, and not the real 'reasons. And nobody is independent. Of foresee have that not the did Democratic friends education early most of ue make vain boasts and The worker depends on his Job. idle. pronussato the employer on the banks and hie sprungourselvesthat ; We 1 that wiy send our 'sons.and daughters to ischool so that we will do things we have no inten. men. AU of us depend on the build a better social tion of doing.. the education. 1 of given advantages they Real ot others. sanity enables opinions order tha wo have been able to build. a man to agree with himself as to And yetiss I have said before In this columnthe majority can what he do and what he to Napoleon came as near to Inde- of our sons and daughters come out of our 'schools Inflexibly comto tri to do. Real aarlitY wilting pendence for awhile as anybody. mitted to American It of moans civilization as Isunquestioning defenders doing as he pleased. and able to saY the istatus quo rather than questioning pioneers.. "Circumstances? I make circumSix months after graduation, a disheartening numbers of our NO SOUS OAR E8 stances." He said: 'Independence. sons and me ll and women who never went to Yellow fever ha. been 'steadily like honor. is an island without a school in daughters vie with . sterills-and voting straight tickets surrendering tq all the driven out of Alexico,. Central beach. Mg conformities of fPur lime.: America. Brasil. Peru and Ecuador on it rocky island- later. A better detinition of independ- to Ws cannot like the early friends of democracy. pin our faith until it has been practically ben. alone as instruments that will insure a progressive Ished from the western world. Now ence would be "a pleasant state of American civilisation. development the Rockefeller Foundation is fightmind. not a; reality?' The early Democrats overlooked the fact that our schools are ing - However. men and nations can yellow fever In nest ALLIriell. controlled adults. In are. These dominated adults by the main. by be independent of certainThis wonderful Organisation for thing' points' of view that came out of of a preceding genhuman betterment made possible that are, particularly -- offensive eration. The intellectual life of many of these adults stopped the by the when you depend upon them. wisely spent millions of tbe One hundred and fifty-tw- o years day they received their diplomas. And the action of many or these Rockefeller, knows no boundaries. It know, onty human need and it ago this country announced inde- adults is dictated by selfish interests asther than by social IntelliI s animated only by unsullied Ideals pendence of Great Britain. and gence. Such adults will never think out or tolerate schools much more of human service. made good its announcement. We art all to be congratulated adventurous than themselves. What if le per cent of' the men The seed of universal education planted..bIdemeerst7 has eiteven moderate wealth bad the tiponthat to brought maturity the precious fruit of critical Intelligence la vision of John D. Rockefeller, The man. )oung or old. nearest the minority of students, hut it has also brought to meturity the What change would come over to independence is he that makes poisonous weed. of conformity in the majority of students. the face of the world Here is one weed in the Democratic garden that needs to be himself independent of any other Civileation is pretty sadli hindmans pocketbook. To live a slave pulled up. ered by two classesthose who In a "free country" is an unpleaswon't spend money and thoee who (Copyright McClure Newspaper Syndicate.) sant Joke. Every man that depends don't know low. A third class. on another. that other commanding thoee who have no money to spend. his time, is a 7slave, 11 Weyer his is the largest in number but the himself.' least harmful. capacity for deceiving I s e a The serious Illness of Professor NAGGING CHILDREN. .Nlichelatin of the Universay of ChiDon't try to make your chill cago.. greatest living physicist. is! another 'Tote' He has his own Europe Found Happy and Prosperous. Important and sorrowful news for, gate. his own talent hie own nathe whole world. tural bent. Help hinr;to develop, BY ROBE CARL. WHITE. Professor Michelson has devoted himself. W. can all be aure we aro his life to increasing human knowAssistant Secretary of. Labor. not 'perfect enough to be models ledge. making mans horizon wider. Robe Cart White was born in Hoysytop. Delaware County, Intiianas and even it we were We have no in his youth more than 40 years In 1869. He studied law and was graduated from the University of right to try and tashion another ago, he corrected sclentito meas- Minnesota. In 1896. White began practice at Bt. Paul. Minn.. tn 1896. In our image. The dearest thing a urement of the 'speed of light . the but later moved to Muncie;IncIZ'and there established his offices in human being- has is biz yardstick. 1899. He served as city attorney of Muncie from 1906 to 1907 and his personality. and his caa a -1997 Muncie, of to from 1012White was appointed chairGive for He enabled the French to do postmaster man of the board of review of the bureau of immigration at Wash- -' pacity -e but neceesary. away with their standard metre of ington. D. C. in 1922.. He has been assistant secretary of labor since tri;e-lbilCart. ee to boya. platinum. kept deep in the ground. 1241.) - e be himself. by meastiring a ray in the apectroa Europe generally is in fairly' Germany is prosperous and pre-- ! scope. wonder( il . With infinite patience be meas- prosperoual condition, and Ile peo-- gressive. It has k bad a mince the pie Sr. for the most part happy industrial ured the earths rigidity. establish- and contented. World war. The German people. ing it at approximately what it sailare went to I AmericanEngland and Ireland like the people, would be if this planet were a ball first of ail. I was coming innovation and are show- of solid steel. there three years tog tnitiative and energy all alone e ago. and ...his the line. Their industrial centers ..... , Professor Michelson is a giant , ,(' ' I found the are throbbing; they have large time in intellect and in service to in-- ' mueh expositions: they are 'taking lie . ...i people , inanity. and comparable with Spinand new ideas in business and Endue- happier TO MY WV& ', oza, aa a glory to the Jewish race-Ma-y I more contented '. try. he recoveeand liv. long. tiZ 'Alp .. ....' than before. The Similarily. Holland is prosperous e. (,.,. war In her attempt to fly the Atlan.1 and there was more evidence of- rim Me softly and speak to gigi disagOearere had tic. Lord Inchcape and hie wire ,, low: popular contentment there than al and conditions most lost a beautiful. talented daughter. anywhere else I vi atten Malice has ever.a vigilant ears showed oonsid- - the entire the Honorable Elsie Mackay.. In trigs. Wilow,..,...1 erable Improve- What if Malice were lurking her memory they give $1,500,000 to I found nowhere any real NT' be ,held In .tripit .for .io lears and '!!.,,ent ,... Dear? mosityagainet. the rnited,...Statei r, then 'inseit to reduce the debt pf American or the Pen. about the same government Great Britain. there exwohraetsstiohl;: as :1:1:. vtioeicrede conditions Kiss The spirit shown by this fatherl and speak't) me ' three years ago country and mother means mote to- - Mel not to do. or ought ought low,. in Franca. . 1,0 but they ere' individual expres- British empire than many hattle-- 1 R. ("WaITL. Italy. the people eons and in a friendly tone. with- ship are unusually busy. and I noticed out the slighteat Kiss me softly and speak to roe enmity or mil . This Fourth of July.sees a new that almost, all are eery embitioulL mosity ,toward Aniertea and the low; , kind of presidential campaign. one So far as I obeerved. almost every- American people. In Germany. and a watchful ear; wan course Envy, too,Juts .but of body that would puzzle old presidents. working. In other countries p e yrekomPir more or less is there a What full to should unemplorchance dinnet if 4..riaceo to McKinley promised a Born of Envy pail. Today's Republicans promise ment there, I would say the unem- American,. hear? Att full pocketbook!' there are ployment conditions r ich. is is There every Belgium . Kiss Mb. dear! No worker would be interetced about normal I went to Egypt. In oe prosperity and pnottres now In a tinpail of Cold food. nt, Greece. Jugoslavia and the Balkan 1:, ..e nee Kiss me softly and speak to me that ceunt17. I states found the people fairly matter how full, In all the European countries , Q. . lOW. prosperous. Austria is still suffering e one exception and that I will - 541s, Governor Smith. running against from the effect of the war. There with ' I a not found mention. disposition the Republican dry Platform,. with was considerable depression there. te Kiss and tó In; n3o softly speak standardize manufactures. a dry south for his main reliance. clothing. food. I promises the thirsty that he will th e rents are le give them, if posatble. something I rn b a 'Ins 'Phr; better than weak coffee or bootleg 1 ui vt;to whiskY, mild beer. The shadow of When loveri may love ith charge', Including such things for 0 religious discussion I histance a etatercity. police-sn- d never a fear; In the background makes this cam' '''' other taxes. bring the Pelee level UP will ItBERT Qrn"1r- (1941 paign a new, kind. Kss me, deart to the standard of uniform Price -over. the continent Kiss me ' and sP'eak to me softly Frank Vale. riddled with shotgun .. An Europe bad the same prob. lottr. You can tell a Red in China by "slugs" as he drove his fine Lincoln ' ,e046'ilT87ot et.proubeloeelomplotglegelotatted car, Ilea itz'a silver $15.01M coMin. 'his uprightness. If rope keeps hint Godfrey , . that weighs 1308 pounds. Thirty Upright. ,s, the prosperous trend of the coon- thousand dollars worth of flowers tries. wage earners of Eu- - .: ' have been ordered for his funeral. Latin doesn't matter, younraters. rope asThe a whole are inartioutate. 90,1.11 but you should study French. Yon One can get VI, tbe yiews of the man- After I.Tal Is safely buried in a might decide to be ad. writer& 1I govufacturere. the employer.. the concrete vault, sealed at the top. Att on any labor i his friends will proceed to avenge Apparently an' uprising of farm- eminent authorities but reaching the mares, f him.- - They started yesterday, mur- - ers doesn't affect a convention problems matfor their opinions on those . : dering one enemy as a guarantee of much if onty II of the 11.642,000 ter is diMcult. That Is the impres- J. good faith. uprise. ' elen - s : '''''--- The WayN ''. f the 0 - - Professor Michelson. all !emit, must, necessarily come. T is evident that prohibition has become As a result of all this real estate values a political as welt as a great moral issue In Salt Lake ind immediate locality are stifolis. fening and property in,Land about the busi- in this country. It cannot be otherwise 14 -, alit for cause a both issue. ,,,is It economic mess center is fast.being bought Up great In San Franc.:sco, before a fects directly and indirectly' the pocketcrowd. Battling Nelson of Chi, speculation and investment purposes.' cago, well known, in Salt Lake City. The mines too are attractin attention book of every person in the United States. . knocked out Joe Gans. famous negro with their steady output of high gide min- In a large measure it is responsible for fighter, in the seventeenth round of I activ' commerci of which avenue the. thia and eral unprecedented prosperity every ,1 their battle for the lightweight v the uncertain reduced no in has nation ItOw enjoys. It poverty championship of the world. ity is reflecting 'Al signs of the times,- and the unmistas ble and in,reased efficiency and happiness. man cannot spend his money for strong is inimi,a to social progress and the genfact that salt Lake is On the eve of a awakening that, will give the city its ; drink and yet have it toprovide the neces- eral welfare the law most he io'ulied. Imries of life. Millions of dollars that for- say that the law cannot be 'en orc ed and rightful place in the 'business merly passel over .saloon bars annuallyi that it therefore should be modifier-repealed,.ien. world. riow buy food and clothing, build homes and to confess that society is bank; . buy automobiles for the comfort and hap rupt of the resources. necessary for its THE PRINtIPLIS OF THEIATHIRS. I pmess of families. safety and protectiod. This is net true in 1 this day, t- e anniversary of our inde- One often hears the statement rr4de' this country today. pendence from thp tyranny of for by intellment men that. you cannot cnake MI:ST LET HIM COURT HEIC us devote ourselves anewi people. good by law. The purpose of the oign despotism. -.not to init'ie people glod. buL to each is to law man is the that proposition .. A court judge is ctimpelling a ' - dowed by ins Creator with certain i en make the:n socially orderly The aini of wife to accePt flowers and fruit. candy and 'foremost among which is the the law, is safety and efficioncy, and pro- ,- theater, tickets from ber husband., It, she . - able rights, or court- - Mrs. right to pursue bis own objects in bis own hinitirn makes for both of these. Tens of doesn' she'll bit in contempt had tettised-l- ci bax; it thing way, providing that in so doing be does thousands of people pre now preented from to do With her husband. The judge ordered 11, not interfere with gimlet; rights of others. drinking because there are no saloons to he must give him a chance to win back to claim them "No to invite bas berause, man's the and validity," her affection. and she must be at home any , opinion temptation , I Ears Fosdick. "which is not 'continually indulge 'is remosed. No one will contend every Wednesday evening long enough for le bim to make a polite call This May to p7ersent tie challenged by the critical judgment of the that it fs rtrA socially-desirabfor Mrs. Johnson. extreme ' from individual." people drinking intoticailng liquors but if Jolitfsen has 'a senile of humor and. es To establish this personal freedom, tot Modifying the dry law win rot mate; sill likes ibe lady, it ouch( to win put , Lo he it W fel chi fa,Mf hiJskinds gudirantee these individual rights-- govirn-- I enforcement easier. TEe oey way to car now and Ments are instittged among men. To keep l nsote tempera n:.e is' to enfor e prohil,it ion.,4 put tiff the matrimonial street and catch-- it and - pall - and tale ot ofrom becoming inantilisture",.$3IoLg engines governmente tkese their at t of oppression:. let.' each man dedicate anew lieplor was legalized . in this cOUrTtry th , I f, i -. FOURTil OF JULY: hie will to the platform of the apostles of American people were rrA temperate.- It , old and the patrioliV '76, that if govern- - there bad been any reasonahle deeree'ol! welef,mis day! '' buhversive of these I tethpitanee here prohibition would never) Pay of glory! ever become ments bermera f refwinrf g greet thy, ra ; , ' rights or neglectful of them it,is the duty . have tome to. Seel bow cheerfully they play ,, ' counthese and to amend With fathers this The 'iTiottiersof, of the people governments; thy morning !Preen,. "Ind if they cannot yield to amendmint, then try svant the,i.r, sons apd Nialigliters to- be, Oir the rotizs w here pilgrims knAr.ed. on the heights where squadron wheeled, 111.4 do not. they should be abólishe and others sub- - sober, and teit,peral'e "Schen a tyrabce the meet of thonler Peak,' demands theni to become addicted to the ute of stituted that better O'er the -- , conscience. ','We'ought to obey God rather 1 "light wines a d that God c,1 armies! did thy "Ntar,, t . , ' mero,,,,. are on .knove harmful. their courses" visite his rat - than ,. They lique ng b- -- -tH bars , to Blast' 1145 arm, Consider the principle-o- f the- author rvItt ' Imm the heaing tide? , tile Declaration ip in health.: virturtus men and On our standard. lo! they burn. . 'eternal women 'ir th. tempts on to use intoxicating And. when days like this return. sworn." Said Thomas Jefferson. , ' form of tyranny eer livors is re. .v boitility .. Sparkle o'er the soldier's urn ever4 against - Who freedom " for hale man.1.--died: Minorities ' is ProhihtThis of ., the mind of the justification rights the, ' I God e a as but taw. rests majorities, that its of !ilk are inalienable, when 'pearel necesbity upon spirit I 1 ' . 1 andl1 All the echoes, of our hla. protect themselves. The key to prrtgress measure ef , E, rrtte...---' ' Warr, ,Y Ine saregliarling Of Inteuesti, s itar to prosNow. the .slOrin ' le ner,, - , - ' than the aver:aar I. pete'y and happiness: In the fore t time who t 0 let freemen be our 154,116. -- fa-- t, utteierl And nn voice future I stlit'amin let see. man that maw ran U'ashingtons, bas inv ground', in riairn ' 17 hy4hti prophet almoet alwaYs falls cvn un- - I prohibtfien is an infringernent Of Isis per- - Rise. to lead their valiant ones . ew soral liberty. Wherever personal lihettY ' ,t , warin Th1ng ears; yet these ,rformer . O 1923 1 THE DANGERS OFEDUCATION. Who Is Independent? ,A, ficers. - , The child who Is nervous is a special problem. Ile requires Considerable care and abscise guidance. Children show nervousness in maul ways. They may sleep poorly. They cry out and scream during sleet). They twist land turn- and sufferfrom t"sieep 'starts." Sometimes they "talk in their sleep. Then there ars children who sleep . isoundly but during the day display unmistakable signs of nervousness by their restlessness,' irritabilitiy, nrying spells. and the frequent and quick shifting of attention from one kind of play to en- other. Often these nervous. states ars Caused by some physical conditionaffeeting the nervous oaten'. Eyestrain may be reter nervousness. In such cases sponsible It is ' remarkable bow quickly "children when fitted with a proper pair. improve of glasbee. ', .. Adenoids and enlarged tonsils are sr.. causes for (Went nervousness. Poorly prepared food. or spicy and Inadts can make children g and peevish. . Too much scolding and nagging, poorly ventilated sleeping rooms, to 'snuck of these and clothing. too little play-,-a- ll many more unhygienic ways of tiring CIL tilie nervousness may , Then there are cases where there is no physical. basis or other evident cause -nervousness. care should ,therefore be, taken to make their lives as quiet and natural and agreeable as possible. - . ; Competitive games are not good for nervous children. Anything that excites . should be avoided. Books and motion pictures tho are highly emotional ,,. 'should not be indulged in., And above all else.' such children should not be forced and pushed ahead in school. , . I nerotis children in the open air much as posalble.' Try to break the day with a nap in the afterneon. Net otisnees may be an asset, because It usually Indicates. Intelligence and alertness of mind. An unstable nervous system not Infrequently goes with precocity The dynamic nerve force of the nerroue child is likely to be greater than It must-- be tinderstood and harnessed to get best results. Shunt this excess force Into the right indi- direction and a decidedly-supero- r eldual results. , Nervousness in children can be cep, trolled if you make a careful etudy of the condition and consequently learn how.San Francisco Examiner. bigh-etrun- PISSED. 1 4!.....1111.0............... over'-'dishe- cannot afford to the of type by which mankind- ad The Absociated Press ls exclusively entitled ssariations, awes. t the use tor repubilcation or all news Congrete.--Marc- Dr. Louis E. Bieck. 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