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THE STAR-JOURNAL VUflWQl JClVQUUBLg OWNED AND PUBLISHED BY sh V. i TUT7 1 A A MV 'I THE ALVORD PETERS COMPANY Mr. GodowsHl says many of the most. Star- Journal 148-162 E. Watcr-st, Sandusky.

Ohio. talented pianists are too bashful to personally in public. Why don they play, lot the screen? Shortjykfter the late war Capt. Bairnsfather. an artist and au-i The Merged, 1904.

Journal, founded 1866: The Sandusky founded in 1SS2; The Saadusky Star, founded 1891. Matt'er 6 Fanflu-jky. Ohio, as Second Telephones--Harrison. Editc.rial Room. Business Office Subscription Rate--Daily by carrier in Sandusky, UHe a week.

Single copy 3c. By inail $5.00 a year, payable In advance. By mail to any point ia Erie and adjoining counties, a year. TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1920 MADNESS. He raves; his words are loose as heaps of sand, and scattered wide from sense.

--Dryden. thor, came to America, we presume mtVo. fnrtiino Amprlca sppm-j to Aa Departments--Private Branch Exchance. No. 28.

make-hls fortune, as America seems hea--Editorial Room. No. 64; Business Office No. 28. be a good place to come to for that purpose.

A play of his authorship "The Better 'Ole," was put on the American stage and enjoyed a long run, and, for all we still running. At one time there were several companies, one starring Mr. Charles Coburn and another starring Mr. De Wolf Hopper. The American dollars rolled into the various box offices and the royalties rolled in to Captain Bairnnfather.

In fact, they undoubtedly made him a rich man and are still making him richer. This, it wil! be remembered, is American money, earned by the Amer-j Tp) RITISH labor leaders have been urged by bolshe- jean people and spent bv them on Cap-1 I PT) i tain Bairnsfather's show vlst ea ers to bring about Now, it so happens that Captain England a' paradise similar to that of Russia. Desi 'Bairnsfather returned to England a ous to be "shown," British labor finally sent delcgat established a magazine called "Frag-' ments," of which he is editor and-publisher, and it further so happens that this magazine is sneeringly anti-American in its tone. The following extracts from Captain the hazards and incalculable costs of defending'a sand islands on the other side of the world in case we should become involved in a great war. Whatever the decision reached in this matter, it is gratifying to know that there is no bitter feeling toward us among the Filipinos.

AFTER THE BALL A MADMEN'S PARADISE. Desir- tes to make an inspection, but these were not encouraged by what they saw and even doubted the existence of the alleged paradise. They found, for one thing, that the deficit for the operations in 1920 of the nationalized industries of Russia amounted to nearly twenty-four billion rubles. Fourteen billions were lost by sales below cost of production, although the workers were driven by armed taskmasters. Six billions went in salaries to "organizers" and more than a billion was spent in himbus was fitted out with an expen-j "measures necessary to keep the workmen sive ship and told to hop off and dis-1 presumably meaning' the employment of extra military cover America, that country has been i to rebellion, retaliating a most annoying manner.

Eairnsfather's magazine--the current number--are "We don't want American imports in Britain with the rate of exchange as it "It seems to me that ever since Co- retaliating in a most annoying manne "We don't finance Mexico to be a nuisance to America, but America finances our perpetual nuisance to go on being a bigger one." (We financed Captain Bairnsfather.) "What is life in America withou millions?" A film entitled 'Is America Worth It seems to be a horribly tactless question." presume the new film, 'We Can't Have is one of the Americanization series." TEN YEARS AGO Ohio State Bar Association convention opened at Cedar Point. Attempted hold-up of Cedar Point office failed. Council told public comfort station would cost $3,000. THE ADMAN'S MM The Fourth and Fifth Of glorious July Have came and gone again. The above is original And very exclusive.

It is a safe bet That the next president Will be an Ohioan. It has been a safe wager Ever since Harding's nomination. There are two distinct species Of automobile speed maniacs. The FAST speed maniac And the SLOW speed maniac. You're one of them And your wife is the other.

Now John, SLOW DOWN. Here's how it works; WHY NOT PATROL SYSTEM? ERE is something so obvious to every motorist that we cannot understand why it is not given attention by officials-Miiunicipal, county and state: Prompt repair work on paved streets and improved highways would not only insure good traffic conditions at all times, but would effect a great saving of money. On a country highway, for example, a small break develops in the tar surface of a stone road. Within a few days the traffic ever this break causes it to spread and soon there is a bad "chuck Other similar holes develop and the road rapidly deteriorates. Finally, after it has become almost impassable, the road is resurfaced at a big expense.

So, too, in the city, innumerable "b'umps" and, holes are developing. Some of the asphalt-paved streets are in fine condition, but where macadam streets there are deep depressions that are likely to bounce the unsuspecting motorist to the top of his machine. And every motor car or truck passing over these depressions deepens and widens them. It would not require a great amount of stone and I var, or a great amount of labor, to repair these bad spots. A patrol crew, with a light truck carrying crushed stone, tar filler and a roller, and some sand to be sprinkled on the fresh tar, could repair numerous i bad spots in a day.

A crew of two men, such equipment, ought to be able to keep all city streets in good shape, filling all depressions and repairing all breaks, a work that would add many years of life to paved and macadamized streets and roads. Similarly, Lenine thought the visiting Britishers ought to be patrol on roads wou insure thcir ma nten greatly pleased by such a showing, but naturally they mce at compa ratively small cost. Even the best and most expensive pavements will weak spots which, if not repaired quickly, wi were much troubled. In the midst of tin's tyianny and despotism Lenine 1' 1 1 ul I I 1 1 a i i charged that the robber governments of England, i IT i i lead to serious damage. Why not, then, provide for France and the United States had entered into secret patrol service and prompt attention to each break and taxpayers money.

treaties for the plundermg ot other countries and cach Wfi can conceive of nQ use Qf when the British delegates asked tor proof of this the bolshcvist leader angrily declared that "only liars and hypocrites could deny this or pretend not to know it." When the British delegates still pressed for proof Lenine told them that if the would overthrow the governments of Great Britain and the United States they would find the incriminating documents. Without promising to wade through blood in a search for proof of JLenine's assertions the British delegates returned home, disgusted as well as discouraged, thus proving to the madmen in control of Russia that they were still the slaves of capital. Comment is needless. CAUSE FOR HONEST PRIDE. MERICANS may honestly take pride in the art gument made by Scnor Malencia when he addressed the resolutions- committee of the democratic national convention and asked for a plank in the democratic platform declaring for the independence of the Philippines.

Independence is usually sought on the ground that the overlord government is tyrannical or rapacious, but the young Filipino asked, for independence virtually on the ground that America had educated and uplifted his countrymen to the point where they became intelligently capable of self government. Much of his speech, including his enthusiastic praise of the work accomplished by American schools and other American agencies, could, in fact, be employed as an argument in favor of continuing American tutelage a while longer. Whether this should or should not be done is one of the only two questions really open to argument, for ultimate Filipino independence was promised by our government from the beginning. Has the time arrived, as Senor Malencia contends, or should there be further delay? The other question open to argument is whether our own interests dictate withdrawal from the Philippines in order to stop expense for which there is practically no return, and in order to escape France may still be menaced by Germany, but in many ways she is making decided gains. She now has the prospect of a wheat crop exceeding even the most optimistic forecasts, and increased numbers of foreign tourists are spending money, thus helping to relieve the exchange crisis.

Anyhow they've demonstrated at San Francisco that there is no big boss or even group of bosses. And the newspaper folks are mighty glad they don't have conventions every week. MISS Didn't Miss a Dance and I Flirted With All of Them--but Jimmic Cox Is My Favorite for a Partner." THE WEATHER --4 I VACATION TIME. U. S.

Weather Bureau Forecast. For Sandusky and vicinity: Probably showers Tuesday night and Wednesday; not much change in temperature. Temperature at 8 a. m. 68; one year ago 68.

11 Humidity: Noon Monday 43; 8 a. m. Tuesday 61. (Toledo Blade.) Sun rises Wednesday at 5:06 and sets The city dweller hns an opportunity these summer days I at WEATHER CONDITIONS. A disturbance, central this mornin; over eastern Iowa, has caused rain in the Mississippi, Missouri, and Ohio val- teyst.

Plains states and western portion of the Lake region. This morning the weather is unsettled and showery in the Ohio and- Mississippi valleys, and Lake region, but in the west and northwest the weather has cleared. Considerably cooler weather prevails in the Missouri valley and northward: else- to embark on a voyage of discovers- and adventure which will bring him almost as many thrills as he might have I known had he been one of the little groups led through trackless forests by Lasalle or Hennepln several hundred years ago when America was young. The men and women whose little world is paved with. cement and bounded 'by walls of brick and stone can within a few hours leave familiar sights and places far behind and invade open spaces that are as mysterious and as packed with surprises as was the wilderness that the Frenchmen explored.

'For all the encroachments of civilization there are still solitudes where fresh air and sunshine where tho temperature changes in the. Temper. are as abundant as hundreds years ago. There are last 4 hours have not been im clear lakes and bubbling streams teeming with fish, green a woods peopled with (Jed's creatures, pathless tangles that hint of tho unknown and the unfathomable. The quiet calm of the country waits to work its cura- i live power on shattered nerves and ruined digestions.

The pages of the greatest book in the world, the Book of Nature, are waiting to be studied and those who run rest or play may read and grow wise. There are warm, lazy days waiting to be squandered. There ar cool nights i RR CC cn i i 0 waiting to be dedicated to untroubled sleep. And best of TM all health and happiness are rewards for all who join the clevelancl I 64 70 62 lof'o Cloucly 3 expedition into the great outdoors. TESTS AS OTHERS SEE IT 20 I TO A THIS.

Lots of booze-- Lots of accidents. Not much booze- Not many accidents. Wonder it it is possible That it could have been booze That caused those 4th catastrophes During the past years? Tomorrow this column "U'ill be very good (I'll admit it myself.) The theme will be "Promptness." If the mayor of Huron Keeps up his work A DIFFERENCE. The published statement that Emma -S I Goldman is homesick is happily a typographical error. Emma is homesick, but she is still In lis Journal.

A THE POCKETBOOK. Charles J. Webb says wool is so i that the. market sags; as far as our own experience goes, so does tl-e North Ameri- SMALL DOT BURNED. A small son of George Weurtz was painfully but not seriously burned about tho face and eyes Monday evening by an explosion of a cannon cracker.

It was the only mishap from fireworks reported to police. Fire totally destroyed the office and barn owned by Dr. W. B. Dudrow of Grcenspring, Sunday afternoon.

Overcharged wires are supposed to have been the cause of the blaze which was in the business section, several other buildings wore ignited. 62J10J Denver 5 6 OjClear Des Moines Detroit OjClear Duluth I 56J Calveston 86J OjClear Huron S. Dak. Milwaukee New York 1 6 4 OjClear N. Platte St.

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A large power yacht from Cleveland wen! ashore at Cedar Point Monday and the coast guards from Marblehead was called. When thev arrived, i Money back without question boat had freed itself without I if HUNT'S Salve in the ECZEMA clamacc. Here is a cut-up Nurse Saves 2 People From Operation "I two patients that the doc- tors scorned unable to reach with their. medicines and in both cases axlvised the i A friend who had tried Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for Stomach: trouble proposer! that I recommend treatment of ITCH. ECZEMA.

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