Show This Week lj bj J ARTHUR BRISBANE If an Angel Came Building Jobs in Paris to One Where Gold Slumbers Moro More than thau thirty million Americans presumably will vote ote in November What definite Idea will they have hay in mind as ns they vote Tho They will all want hotter better times and end of depression business more active ten millions Idle employed etc eto How V will they want those things s brought about How Ho will wUl they ther the tho man for whom thoy vote to lo bring them about How V many of or orthe the thirty million voters could write out say In one thousand words what they think should be done If It the voters have no definite idea and 99 per r c cent n of thorn have a none I n. n 1 h t i t I h the I w V UV low mac U o ui Vi a a. a success DU la s o ng C e i call popular government Is Js It BO so much better to muddle along with democratic Institutions than to muddle mud dIe dle along in tho old way WRY under HI a H monarchical system with men trained I to statesmanship as a life liCe job avoid j I Ins Ing ng the upset of a national election I four and that er e every years earB a 8 system makes high offices etc otc I II I rewards for partisan political service with no reference to public service I Your conclusions would be aging If tf you OU considered only the pros pre out cut da day But governments like Individuals an and civilizations must be built f up over oter long periods An angel unel from heaven seeing for tho time first time a R baby learning to walk stumbling and falling might say tay Put it bade back In bed and leave It IL there You surely dont don't want to bre break lk its neck The Tho answer would be It must learn to walk And that Is the an answer n er to our government problems Men must learn to govern sovern themselves It is 18 u II slow process but there is s no other way Meanwhile the wonder is Is not that we have a depression but that we ew ever r have anything else I In connection with lack Jack of employ employment ment meat It may interest you ou to know that our government Is spending two million mil mH lion fon dollars on a new American Chancery Chancery- The work however Is being done clone In Paris on the tho Places Place de la Con Con- corde The money will go to French workers au anti aud to twenty French subcontractors subcontractors sub sub- contractors who say thoy they ar are delighted delighted de de- JI lighted because Just now build building IB to not active in Paris Tho The money con con- contributed contributed by American taxpayers Is spent that one of or our American am and ors whose Jobs ore are usually a I reward for tor political services or cash r contributions may maiO be housed more worthily t I tIt I I I It la is too bad that American tone atone I This Week Continued from page one i masons so s bli bricklayers J aers and ind carpenters cant can't speak French They might go abroad and get a Job ajob with their gOY gov If It you travel much on rail railroads road iii 1 It t should comfort you OU to know that the chances against your being killed in an accident are one hun hundred red and fifty million to one very good odds Extraordinary safety in railroad travel Is due to two things first ex I roadbeds excellent equipment I good management and second faith faith- Cat rl sober railroad workers engineers switchmen conductors devoted to to their task and to duty t t J I I John Walker Valler of North Johnson street Big DIg Springs Texas would like lIko t t. t reply to Admiral Sims' Sims statement I that tt the Spanish War lasted only days More than engaged In it I Nearly all the men have pensions costing cost ing lag now a year AccordIng Accord Accord- Ing lag to Admiral Sims tb that t Is a dig dis grace race John Walker says he ho draws a pension pension pen pen- sion slon as a Spanish W War Wr r veteran he heed ed in the Spanish American War Warin Warin in ill 1898 the Philippine Insurrection In n 1899 all an of 1900 and up to June 3 1901 and calls that more th than n days Mr dr Walker cannot why Admiral Sims retired should get a no good big pension whereas he is begrudged begrudged be be- grudged very small pension In the opinion of ot this writer all pensions honorably acquired are aro good for tor the country They put cash where It Is needed and that's as Important as u scattering rain where It Is needed It takes little Imagination to realize the part that airplanes will play in war when you ou read statistics of city populations Seven cities contain more than thon Inhabitants i What marvellous targets for tor air I pilots with gas bombs and explosive bombs are offered by London New NewYork NewYork NewYork York Tokio Berlin Chicago Paris and Moscow Premier Mussolini talking to Italian Ital Ital- ian lawyers said lawyers made mado Roman Rom an law and that law made Rome great He placed lawyers lawers above poets and p kilo h ers but 31 p ers but sop added th mat at Fascism respects culture Fascism I never has made philosophers drink I hemlock said he be referring to I Socrates' Socrates ending long ago A man only seven forty years ld id ld once prominent in industry is found dead in Chicago with a si bullet In his head A farewell note Dote saId that ho lie was another victim of the depression He had only 48 cents left One Ono of six letters laid out on his dresser with the the I I forty eight remaining cents was vas addressed ad ad- I dressed to authorities caroler or what have you Some feel that they are ruined ruine I when they have only a million or two remaining It depends on the Ule point of w Yie and the courage f b br by Cir iDIl g lilt ter I 1 |