The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 4

TnE ENQUIRER Flan. ionm R. MoLxa. Viae Street. CllrCWMTt.

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year JtuTtl 2 edition. dlljr Stasia cop(M, week Save. Sve seats! Sunday. Delivered by carrier IB Cincinnati lt 23 Mil per week. TIM amiulrar I on ml la tni prfiSUl hotel rui north and Ttmae Bulldlns.

nd Broadway, and at Ilia etajwe or ukMiTi. Mm. a Hncr. lOt 4 Id Development of Park and Boulevard Plans. Lessening of the Smoke Nuisance Construction of a Biver-To-Lakc Banco Canal.

Advancement of Cincinnati's Prestige as a National Art Center. Russia Exports Grain. naps, unaerouiuu IU. nyvi v. grain for sale by the Soviet Government A few hundred thousand lives from the Bolshevist point of whan money for them.

Russia needs money. By selling grain she eaa get money. The death of hordes of people from starvation helps out in another way. National progress may.be enhanced II there are fewer months to feed! Rather severe logic, prompts the "Western mind. But tb the mixed aggregation of Russian statesmen thf re is nothing incongruous in such policy and practice.

To these men the end Justifies the means. Blnce the armistice Americans have given 1850,000.000 through prfvato gifts and Government ap- propriatlona for relief of the suffering in foreign" lands. This is not regretted. But, since a large part or this beneficence was distributed in Russia, Americans may be par-! doned for feeling a bit resentful when the oppressors of a sadly! suffering land offer and sell to the world essential' dstuff which should go to the starving people over which they rule, Other nations have contributed to humanitarian service to the extent of their abilities. Wherefore, in face of the Commission on Russian Relief of the National Information Bureau's report, recently pub lished, which declares that 8,000,000 1 1 Russians must starve before harvest this year unless relief be extended, the shipping of a pound of grain out of the former Empire Is nothing leas than an additional crime to be charged to the long list already to the credit of its new masters.

Jf Russia -can ship grain, if her admlnlstratioB is established in excellence as waa claimed by her representatives at The Hague a few months ago then she can feed her own people and outside assistance should 00 withdrawn. But the truth probably Is that the' commission is right in its report and that millions are doomed to die from starvation unless In the meantime the Soviet Government is selling grain! Ur. Borah'should take notice, La -Foflette's Oil Report. So-ca)led "Independent" oil men, is' distinguished, from those of the Standard Oil clique, mast have laughed at the prediction of one-dollar gasoline, made by the Senate committee appointed to investigate oil prices. No one will bo surprised at the extravagance of the report when Informed that it was.

written by Senators La Follette and Brookhardt As an attack on 3 business, and corporate capital, tt no doubt will ba used freely by radical Wap-box orator. Ag a oontrlboUoa i trade and general Information It is worthless. Possibly tha greatest ab.ur41tjr.ln the radical eonclnalons tha accompany tha report If the fonerallsaflon that the oil industry Is mora completely la Standard Oil control than it was, before the dissolution decree against the New Jersey holding company. Every man In the on business and every maa intelligently informed of conditions 'in that Industry has only to recall the large umber of highly capitalized Jndev riP Vt and gas companies if. ntreej aadr" 4d I hi.

Jeetlafy iMbumliTw. co it5 himself that Messrs. La Fol. riirr tnoiror i pi-id to m4 BrooUurdt are mlarepre. muiuorlnta and lattara BlbinllMa.

i I. Z-n. und.rtike lo return to seating COBOlUOns. 'inero author, thoaa found onavaiiaoia lor lleatloa unlese acoonipajued 1JT postage for that purpose. MEMBER QZ TUB AasOC.iTBb PRCS Tha Aanocla.ed Frees la "rar'l" to the um for publication of a.l now.

patch, credit to It or not aWrJ credited In thi, paner. end alae the Joca abeolal dla- Ail pairh her sin an aiao raierred. NEWg BUBBAUB. KtW Tork Ml MrrMa Talaptaaaa 8S6S Kill Rr. ADVERTBINa BRANCHES.

S2 'KSytaT SIXTEEN PAGES SAXtRDAT 10, 19SS THE EHdUtEES'S PLATFORM FOE CIUCIiraATL I'onstractlJn, Without Delay, of Adequate Railway Freight and Paa Trrmlnals. i someUmefhys sometimes expeni. -ey la fui. of an alleg. son renemen WM nothing to show anything of the kind developed bythe testimony.

Does any sans nun for an instant that the" development of the internal combustion engine, the wonderful 'expansion of the auto, motive industry, the introduction of oil burners on great railroad ays terns and In the navies and mer-chant marine of thta and other countries, and the world-wide demand for petroleum and 'its products In Industry and the homo ha had nothing to do with the market price? Oil and gasoline Just now may be higher in recent years, but that is because of the demand and because of the impossibility of all producing and reOnln companies keeping up with the demand. And it wifl not be cheaper If the recommendation of La Toilette and Brookhardt for compulsory monthly reports of development and market operations is enforced. 'It would impose on the oil companies a system of accounting as expensive as that the Interstate -Commerce Corif-mlssion imposes on the railroads. It would Increase the cost of pro ducing and distributing oil and Its Building of IUpId Traaau eya- prodtfcts Just as the cost of operation, With a Workable. Plaa ofj lng railroads has been increased by Operation.

JcompuUbry reports of statistics WMion i n.u wholly anart from the fumlshinst of transportation. It dollar gasoline does come it be because of the relation of Supply and demand and because of such stupid requirements as the La FolletvB committee would impose. Finally, the charge of the committee that the (ease of the Naval Reserve oil lands in the "Teapot ne Dome" territory by the Present masters of Russia could of the tha influsntial private Interest, and xtuasian popuiauvu is desirable factor in tha problem of that nation's political and economic rehabilitation. And yet, It is charged, this not only is true-of the Lentne-Trotxky combination, but it Is stated further as the truth that the Government encourages and contributes to this ghastly result In many that tt operates to the protjt of the large oil companies la more ridiculous than anything else In the report No small operators could have undertaken the development of that almost inaccessible tract hysterical, claim for Im munity in behalf, of bis and his own personal, activities in connection therewith, does not much Impress the hardheaded business man nor the conscientious and fair dealing average vMtlsen. Phrenetic effort to bide, obscure, evade, aad sidestep a direct Issue proposed uaderv tha sanction of legal, authority will not commend Mr.

Anderson and his associates to the better-thinking element ot the people. What la it that ahonld be so hidden and concealed? Why this distressful rebellion aralnat the plain and "reasonable demands ot the lawt Such an attitude in- evitably arouses suspicion. I It is earnestly hoped that Mr. Anaerson may oe able to clear hia skirts of i any wrong imputation. but ho seems to be taking a very unrortnnate attitpdo with reference to the matter.

At least' this appears to be the. opinion of Mr. Rockefeller, an opinion in which doubtless, the majority of his fell low Citisens cordially concur. Miss Amy Lowell sees the world turning to poetry, and declares that verse Is In demand. If Amy can sell the stuff she calls poetry no other Parnassian ever should despair.

i a i All the world's' a stare, but tha great majority of us never function on It as stars. DEEP. SYMPATHY Expressed By-Cox As Messages of Sorrow Reach McMahon Home, Harmon Is Grieved at Death of Daytonian. a 1 Palls Farmer. Congress man Ideal Barrister, Should Been in Senate, Where Rank Been Among' Highest, Says Clndnnatian.

traoui Diirirca in sxqouia. Dayton, Ohio, March Scorei of telasraros of eondolene, on the death of John Jb-McMahon, daan of the Ohio bar and veteran Democratto leader in who expired late last night at' his residence, 117 Parry street, were received to-day by J. Sprlsg- UcMa- her father-tender ly for months. out him. What a "Joy he was to those Columbus, Ohio, March I.

Tha Ohio Treasury, with two deposit, of 1200, 000 In the defunct Springfield National Bank, will lose State Treasurer H. Day declared to-night by telephone from hia home fn Fremont The state', deposits, he said, were indemnity bonds. He made demand on the bank for the 100,000, plue accrued Interest ap proximately iioo. srami dntitcs ve sxevran. Washington, March I.

Appointment ef a receiver for the Springfield Na' tlenal Bank of Springfield, Ohio, closed Federal Bank Examiners after A H. Penfleld. the Cashier, had eon. eased peculation. Involving hundreds of thousands of Hollers of tb, bank's funds, is to be delayed until the cheeking by the Examiners ha, pro ceeded far enough to dictate course of action, it waa learned to-dav at tha Office of D.

R. -Crlsatnger, Comptroller of the Currency. The appointment probably wilt b. made from the Hat of professional receiver, in Ohio who ar, Available for service with the Federal Govern ment, and will not be dictated to either by political or personal Influence. It waa said.

Refaa Comment. Treasury Department officiate re fuse to comment en the resorts n. eatved thus far front the examiners, but It le reported that the shortage will be-nearer $800,000 than StOO.000. the original estimate. Because of the Individual losses that may be In- THfi ENQUIKEK, CINCINNATI, SATURDAY, MAKCII 10.

4 1923. Conducted PiC anBU)nBpBnpnBnpanjBBpBtBBfBBfBe In Tutankhamen's Time WL A. Hurray, lacturer in EtTptolbrr in tha University of Lon don, delivered a lecture on Tutanlc bamea'and His Time." The lecturer said that Moms was the half-way houae betwaean and the pyramid and Tutankhamen was about a century or Utile more before Moses. The threrie fn Egypt was aatlraly in the famata Una, and a man became a tbrons made of ushu wood and gold. La fooutool made of uahu wood." In Tutankhamen's tomb they bad me whole of thoaa objects mentioned hjiM Anil IharafAM It would DC COn- not the ordinary burial.

hut the end of a Una. if the lino was a I usurping eae overythlng was cleared out and put Info the tomb of the last of that Use. Aeffrrlng to criticisms that it was i i MMka Mf tha King by marrying Queen. T.U.k- VuoTad from a hatnen was a worshiper of the sua uttsr of Frot SUlott Bmlth, sUtlna and wss several thousand years be- that people who s- ki. Bl' seemed toe unaware that in.

What was known t. be a sele.tlflo ftf (H eenturr- ago rv ma fact, tb. on- the aun. Ik yjrra. alt that modern Vjwf what thay a man Vesf-ysan ago ani3hg "T'T rt iniloTrora the destructive van- thi.

aelo. tine He was not only cf matm imlctnimnU C( a refora.er In religion, but also In art those-anclent grave plunderers. During his period thire arose a school a a a of naturalistic arL Ha destroyed I A remarkable Tiew means of mak. et answer to, but there was a rod. It consists of gold, cornelian favored with his confidence! For you utter, on one efhe Tel-el-Amara lapis laxull, amethyst and ehal- and Miss Louise my heart beats with the deepest sympathy." Others Vho sent telegrams, or let- uib(iiucui vj mo uvT(iituv wemb the Bus Fus Club of Oay-woiild have resulted in moro ton and a nonresident member of the expensive oil than that supplied by iuetn City Club of Cincinnati.

For a the the laugh, again will be on the Senate Committee. The Rule la Fanoamental. "Unquestionably John D. Rocke- I number of years he was a member of Viewed from this angle ot ton- 'rton Club. It mav be Dosslble fler- progress or me y0r years he was a devoted mem.

BlderaUon it may be possible, per deveJoprfleBt work tnere( tceorilfig 0f Christ Episcopal Church, and to latest reports, indicates that the oil producing territory la much had a pew In the church family. for his i "It Is not often that in one of the more limited, and possibly much larse states a lawyer Is acknowledged leas productlvs than WM estimated. I generally ss being the leader by his view are or ailgni importance associate, at the bar as well as by may be exchange T.Vv P-M. at l.rg..wrot. former' oovernor Harmon, This was true' of John G.

Johnson In Pennsylvania and James Carter in Naw-Yovlc "It was true also of John A. Me-Mahon. He was known from the start for marked ability 'and high character. Hia rise to eminence was 1r rlafcf In ki. rapiu ana nia acuve career unuiuaily feller.

was right in his Pnpt prolonged. I attended the celebration! rantv tn tha atrlrtnraa ft 1 WMH.m ww- oi me urieenia anniversary or ns ad- H. Anderson, of tbo Anti-8aloon mission to practice, and his profss-League. Said Mr. Rockefeller: lon, activity continued for 16 years "We ft vol all a ww mm mil iuw inwjrrr in avory respect Several years ago he de- live red before a large assembly of lawyers aa addrees that every one In the profession should learn by heart ii "Busy though he always was.

be never neglected his duties as a cltl-sesk As one of the counsellors ofhls party, he always' was sagacious and patriotic "The only break in his professional career was his service the Hatlonat, House of Representatives, where his talents promptly won distinction. He should have represented Ohio In the Beaate, aad was always in mind in that connection, but he had.no strong 'sire for publle omce, and never was seeker for it so when his party VHUtvw, vuau was nub wry the vl during the years of hi, prime, only honorable mention. ytnere is no aonoi wnacever tnat would have ranked la that body with the most distinguished of its members." ACCOMPLICES conthtttzd raox first page Marshal Davannay will have the ac cused Cashier taken to Jail. A policeman la guarding Penfleld at bis home. Chief Examiner T.

St Thomas, of Cleveland, and Mr, Farts; who are In charge of cheeking the accounts, to day called to the bank several per' sons Known to have kept large amounts ef bonds In Individual safety dapeelt boxes. These persons were asked "te examine the contents of their deposit boxes. So far as Is known, the contents ef each box examined were found to be Intact AU other persons are barred from the bank. In a suit filed in the Common Pleas Court here to'-day by the Fifth-Third National Bank: of Cincinnati against the officers and Directors pf the Sprlat-fleld National the Cincinnati bank seeks to have the Court decide ownership of funds derived 'rom the sale of 110,000 woith of Liberty bonds by PenSeld a. short time before the crash.

In Its petition the Cincinnati bank sets forth that It, sent the bonds to the Springfield National with a draft for February 17. and that Penfiald detached the draft and sold the bonds for S4I.I21.7L whlck went "tax the 8prlngflld Na- tlonaL taoiets from a uaoyionian King, de- cedonv. What Hurts Most!" BprlaaOeld, Ohio, March la an Interview In which be ex preaaed regret that Jae deaaa-Hara et the. hank weald toae through Caakler A. rraaeld dlshenesty, A.

V. Sparks, Vice Prealdent ef the gprUcSeld National Bank, ta-day said. "Te, Dlreetere knew ethlaa ef the aSalr smttl tha esasalaera latenaed pa, given the rasa who wera elaaeet im hint In the bank did net have the slightest sae-plelom that Omm Peadeld eeald be capable aach a thlag. It harts te think that he, a aaaa who baa sjtrewa bp la the bank and caakler, waald rob hia beat frtenda. Bat he eewlaKpet have eons what be aid wltbeat help.

He fealrd Bank aad Dl-reetare for 10 yeaare. Of aearaa I sappese that We will be crltl-etaed, at aa Beard ef Directors weald think gelaa late a baafc aad aoalag tbreegb all the baoka aad saying te tha cashleri Hera, where Is the key tax year streasr bext We have ta leek at the "Tea alaiBly have te trmat the aun, aad had faith la Fta-Sel. What get sae paast tkla gee for all th DlravteraMla the thaoerht ef th pSar devils who laat 'averytblag; beeaaae ef this tragedy. The beard daaa at ear saaeh abab Itaelf. It eaa get alena aeaa "Bat what harta aaaat Is think that -part ef tkeae pr felka mast lea all tare gat fore the full extent of the defalcations can be determined.

This Is said to be one Of the principal reasons for the delay In appointment of a reeelver, Comptroller Is eal to the Springfield failure as on ef the biggest that has reached his SPEAKERS eMMBaVaaia.a.a.r Craok Uany Jokes In Debate Over tyjy Aslor's Liquor Bill- eluded that there was in that om Mflmmft TtlhrAflSA NlflP.A I et a sung, i vau jkMwavuMv Citdd By Referring T4UtfAeJ States. Bill To Prevent 8ale of In; toxicants To Persons Under 19 Years Old Passes Its Second Reading, every mention of the Ood i 'Tof ndon' (By A' Ind that was. p.UUe.1 movement dl- anaS.U hy bill sponsored by Lady reeled against the priesthood of means of dyes. Aetor. te prohibit the sale of Intesl- Thebes.

He objected to war, and VI the change in color or one or canu to youths under, IS years eld might be described as a conscientious xlrt U.tofTah t0t Muni'U8 tbe 'premises objector. Th. King spent much of a-e his time In sereadfna- his rallrlon and rf.a ara thraadsd through the skin -resdlng id the House of CSmmons In comaoslng hymns. land left there for an hour and are tbfs afternoon by a vote of 811 to II, When Tutankhamen died bis Queen jf ha hen withdrawn, iw ina o.uo elosura had been voteinje to 70. nhinna to vaiiow li may vv wrote to the King of the Hlttltes, taken, sava the Inventer, M.

Silvio saying she wee a widow, and would n.hailn. ta erova death conclusively. hon, his son, and he send hie son to merry, her, and i a a a Miss Louise mh him Klnr of Egypt I Mr. woolley, leader of the Prltlsh 'hat the mi.ht continue In- Mahon. hi.

Llli'lW when Lady Asto, order had never seen these clptbea In com- pi, which has been proved to be the plate form In any of the royal tombs h.rra at tha Moon Ood. fmr -A Mr. McUahon vi A rragmeni oi aiono mui (na vuaa dlacovared in tha tomb. Irfiaa whlnh has was 10 years old. Murray said she could pot say from carved representation of the god mmA if til.

tthntAirM.li. Ik.l ku ikk- health for many years, although not especially rugged. and goaaess. ui ooamy; way sirucic ner as oemg The numerous speakers for and against the bill Indulged In much humorous badinage, and It appeared namn rvyai rosea yrsra iiae, aa mey dfftCOTtred the lounoatlons or a teni- I pinn D-" out made, the motion for closure. Colonel Martin Archer-Shee, Con servative, Inr opposing; the bill, declared it was bis belief that lha move ment was supported largely by Amer Ur Woollav has.

afsO found the Irinnh) murmura much too heavy. aanaelullv i. rin. ITr arhn lived -'WW LBOIUlll U. I I I I Th.u w.r In ..11.

ei uiaaan iroin Thatr warn In baIIiI kliuiU. i nn walla handles. of alabaster. She thousht ther wera aa C100 C. Below I Archer-Uhee also asserted that From Miami Beach, Fls4' former tire work of a foreign artist sent Into this again are walls built about 1600 had Increased enormously Governor James If.

Caz aant -a men. I EgYPt by those who bad Copied the A fracment of a decorated sage reading as follows. sTyptiaa motif and not Understood It vase has been found with a 1 Th observation applies to ether arotasque bead which was made about -The aad news of your fsthpr-s obJectaj th. couch wnch C. death brings te he the unhappy real-1 referred to.

The question was, "Where in one of the Inner rooms of the liatlon of what our lives Will be with- dl1 tnev con fromr That was a- temple the excavators have discov- question tney com a scarcely expect to ered some Jewelry of the Persian pe 'crime In the United Slates since prohibition was put Into effect" The bill. Lady Astor declared, was designed to proteet adolescents their health, self-eontrol and powers of resistanceand remove boys and girls from tha. environments of the public house. It already was Illegal, she Anl lng to Amewrotep IIL "Verily." said left to Journey to the land of Canaan tha'iattar. h.

k. u.w k. i.h.rit Tt i nn th under 14, and her Mil merely changed ters of condolence and who expressed nana p( Bhuiy a eouch wad of nah wet bank'of tha Euphrates. :35 miles the age limit because It generally was their sorrow at, the passing of so dia-tingitlshed a member of the Olrlo bar Included Judson Harmon, ot Cincin nati, -former Governor of Ohio, and! Carl M. scobs, ajyo of Cincinnati.

Funeral arrangements were completed te-day. Services will be eon-ducted from the residence at o'clock Mondav aftarnoAn. Mr. McMahoq did not belong; te any fraternal organisation, out be was a fraternal organlsatioi scrlblnsT some presents he was see- ijr was the home which Abraham wood, Ivory snd geld, three couches southeast of Bagdad, and Is now made of ushu wood snd gold, a Mugier. recognised that psople still were still youths at II.

"A boy is a child' up to II," Lady Aftor declared. "Tou 'men are children, 'women love you because you are "A great deal Is heard about what America has dona," remarked Lady Astor, "but on, never beard much about the domialons, all of which have such measures as this. If they( can attention since he assumed office, and i.J esa that emphasises the necessity of Revision of banking law, to provide UMa Swadan( nd Poland for safeguards to holders of- greater Government, securities Issued during the World War. It Is understood that be Is to recommend) to next Congress next December legislation requiring all bonds Issued by the Government to be registered before they can be accepted for deposit of safekeeping. This would do away with the element of trust In anv.

Individual -or bank officer, and would relieve bank-j of the burden of acoommadetlnr thalr customers In transactions for which. In ths majority of instances, they collected ne fees, Cleveland, Ohio, March I. The 'record, of bond transactions of th. Cleveland Dlseount Company hav, not been checked, William L. David, one of two receivers named te take over the affair, of that concern, said tonight when told of report.

In Sprpg-fleld, Ohio, that A. H. Penfleld. cashier of the defunct Springfield National Bank, -had handled a large 'amount of bonds through, the dlseount company. "I do not be 1 lays ther, anything I to that," Mr.

David said. "I ara positive I have not heard Penfleld', name tin connection with the discount com pany's business." i 7. M'kAY HELD. Former Official of Cleveland Company Taken In ft Louis, fit. Ivtula.

March I ed that the bonds still were its prop- UeK.ri it oId viae erty, and tht It had no knowledge of PrMid.nt of th, Middl, StaU, DU-and did not concent to the sale, and oout Company, of Cleveland. Ohio, therefore th, funds derived from the sale should be given to It Intact Attorney, say the question. Involved In thi, suit may form th, basl, of other suits against tb, bank. who la under Indictment there on charges. having embeszled 115.000 from two was arrested here to-night and 1, being held for Cleveland authorities, police announced.

McKay 'denied the charge, and aald ha would waive extradition, according to police. Poilus Hold Police; Germans Sentenced COffTtNTOS FROM FIRST PAQR years' Imprisonment and a fin, of 15,. OOOrOOO marks. He probably will be sent to Mets or another point outside the occupied area te serve his term, and his family will be expelled from the territory. Sabotage along railroads aad tele-N graph and telephone line, 1, continuing.

A telegraph pole was cut down at Kettwlg and laid across the track laat night In an effort to. wreck a train. Rocks were placed on tracks near Nledrlcb for the same purpose. Both attempts were detected la time to. prevent accTdenta.

French and Belgian armies of occupation are paying their expenses by means of requisitioned mark a. It was snnounced to-day at French headquarters; More than 14,000.000.. 000 marks have been collected by occupation forces, all pf which Will be applied toward expenses Incurred sioee the Ruhr troop movement wss begun, two months ago; LAMP COMPANIES Jackson, March t. Merger of four companies, all Interests of Nath. an Manllow, Chicago, Into one con- cern with a capital of 11.000.000.

ta voive ny reason iruat repoeea rt known as the International Lamp the Caahler -TJV depositors and hnnil. rArannHnii wan The Cincinnati instl' itlon contend- holders, several days May pas, be- day. and. I think. In France." FREEDOM Is Obtained For $8.60.

Dayloi Dlvsreee Withdraws Salt Involving 12,000 Against Mia Arrested is-Ciaeninati. aracut DittATca to th, SMQcrisa. Dayton. March 9. By the payment of M0 eosts entailed In the ease, Bussell Morgan, 11 yeare old, also known as John Reynolds, to-day obtained bis freedom.

Motgan had been arrested In Cin cinnati on a' charge of having obtained 111.000 from Mrs. Madeline Corby, 121 Lexington avenue, djvorcad wife of a Detroit millionaire manufacturer. Mrs. Corby refused to appear In Police Court to-dsy and arranged with Prosecutor Cecil to' withdraw the charges. Previously she had expressed her determination -to prose cute Morgan.

It waa through her efforts' that he waa apprehended in Cincinnati. Whan in a Cincinnati hotel Mrs. Corby received a cheek for 15.000 on a Louisville bknk and 1,000 In cash. Mrs. Corby had charged that she-had glvsn 11,000 to Morgan to enter the real estate business with blm, bat Morgan Is said to have "played the races" lo Kentucky.

He remained there for a few weeks and was safe from extradition until Mrs. Corby arranged to meet him la Cincinnati, and he was caught by private detectives from Dayton. Harbor Harald.1 I want to hi, me to the homeland nms rw a wnii, rrom weary jvuiutfiuk I want to hear th, thrushes caroling And watch once' more the evening star that flu. The twilight wKh strange loveliness which thrill, inmost soul; I want to smell the pines. Which march ao gravely down thoae green Inellnaa, And drink again from cryataL rippling rllla.

Here I shall draw fresh' strength for guests. And I shall start off fonthe ends of earth Bearing within my heart tha wooded crests. The blossomed valleys and the birds' gay mirth. Well knowing their warm friendliness shall lend N- Always new comfort at each Journey end. iUlaiVtV rod A Woman'a a Womdnl Though woman's got.

hr right to vote And she seme day may reach the White Heoaei We'll bet. with 'all her proBTers, that She'll alwaya be afraid of a mouse. Obsarvatlpnaof Oldest Inhabitant The old-fashioned mother who used to worry about her boy goJn- barefooted toe early In the spVlng bow has a daughter who worries about her daughter going bars -kneed too soon, Tba Ananias "No," aald a barber to his victim, "there wouldn't be any use for you to pay me nfty eents estra to use hair tonlo on your head, for It wouldn't do a particle of Couldn't Ask More. "As a bill eolleeter you arc a piece of cheese." growled the boss ss he handed the new man his walking Daners. "I'm sorry, boss," replied th Crest, fallen collector, "for I really dun the best I can." Speed.

Vp, Spring. Well, March la And yet I'll ssy I really wish That It was Msy. Sure I Our Idea of an agreeable person la one who agrees with us. Bam HI1L Sure thing. Smart folks are ways agreeable.

He's- smart If he agrees vwith us. Tom Doming. nun nov, Keaa Cuss. "Pa," said Clarence, ver. bosltyr "It's a synonym for woman," snap, ped his Tou Can't Blame If some broadcasting station? will start that grand old hymn "Please Go Away and Let Me old Tut ankhamen will be glad to tune In, Boom For Seven! I Ad In Detroit News.

TO RENT Seven-room pressed brick garage; steam heat. Gems From Guide Book To Success. Efforts fruitless Don't be' die couraged; keep on trying. Consider the tiny seed blown Into a crovloe of the boulder, and in course of time, constant growing constant progress, split the mighty rock In twain. J.

P. F. Sid He Get Sore Because She Sid Bob Itf Divorce note in Houston Post D. H. Bobbitt vs.

Clara Helen Bob- Mtt, I Great Excitement Prevails. Honey Bee car. aicOreary County (Ky.) Rooord. 1 Sol Call, of Gold Bug. has been In this section tor the past week, buying eattle.

He left with about 40 bead ef fine cattle. Such language. BUnks Why did she throw htm down? JlnksBecause hs wouldn't cough up." We'd Bet on That, H. A woman may be able to make a man, but moat of them And it le a heap easier to break htm. Sam Hill.

They probably get a lot more satisfaction of breaking him. J. II Reed. Fool Questions, T. B.

asks "Is second sight like seeond thought always better than the first?" We. can tell htm more about second looks, which we often take. Risky Business. A fellow has to be Most irflghly bold To tell a lady that She's growing; old. If It FitS We guess if everything had to be bought en a strictly cash basis about 99 90-100 per cent of Vie fourflush-lng in the world, would be eliminated.

Soma young fellows still work their way through 'college but the way' most of them get through is by working dad. An extra tire saves trouble but an extra wife makes It We can't think of any greater sorrow than that of ahard-bolled business man who discovers his boy baa turned out to be a sheik. The young people who frequent the roedhouses never dream- of love In a' rose-covered cottage. The reason a man does not lay down the lawfor his wife le because he afraid she'll pick up the roll lng pin If he does. Nothing can make a woman madder than to buy a bargain at one store ana oiscover next day another store na, it advertised one cent cheaper.

Sometimes we wonder If more llttla Switches had been used If there bow wouldn't be less eall for the hi We never have eeen a monkey make a man of himself but have m. plenty of men make monkeye of them- aeivaa. inouxn we ooa't know Just k.M MA. uwww um ui, into me tneory of evo After-listening to the anvil chorus wo con anow Whether It la worse to be a- failure or a success. The knockere never spare either.

The groom trembles when his bride threatens to go home to mother, but not as much as he will ten yeare later when aha threateno. to have mother eome to her. Bobbed hair may be a much less troublesome, aa one ef our young lady readVa telle us It le. but we notice the dear girl, can't break thilr habit of always fussing with their balr. Sally Sentence Sermon.

Minimum work never' draws a maximum salary. Kews of the Hamea Club. We have appolnUd Latt i- v. any member with trouble, can tell 'em to her Instead of he eop. 'Porta trim Belle-vllle, IIL Lucky fellow.

AllOrer Ohio After reading the Bankruptcy Court, 'h iT" Sun coldly remark, takes "three gentleman It guess In the stoek m.rk a hobo. 14 a ThS Akron Tmie. deat Harding that bave told him Ml A Sent" Of the Sen.tn when it come. lu pvuny. Ann so coul4 hM their rr Ur.

Bryan's fv attt. Prs.ld.nt mu.h uM ZtH 10 yrs y. S' after taking a uh authority on avoluimn Says the ger.tl.mnn In nee advice on thi "If Europe In.l.i. ef armies she to sort of self-raising j0Ulh i -w II 111. -ine reason that Anaiu.

the Chronicle didn't boll th. Csi the cltv bulbar boll it Ik roaated a lot." for the r-a. i consumption i( greatest In th- i record, the li.t.' nounefa that I i1 la, 't thm ku.n... 1 Those who ar the never endlns rr.W:r, fc warn, n. i' i nturi semoiymen were WEATHER-FORECAST.

Washington, March J. Oklrfcj Saturday, colder in writ ut4 portion; Sunday cloujy mj ml possibly snow or rain. Kentucky Itsln t-'aturiir probably Sunday; coldrr (uidi) In west and north portion Surt West Virginia Ualn fiwriijJ probably Sunday; warmtr ktiq colder Sunday. tmlted States Department dg culture. Local Office of tl tcl BureadT Cincinnati.

ilo-Btenl March 1923. ending it 1 1 ninetieth meridian time, tnd i si parlson with tho corrtsponllu a of th, last two yean tr.it norai Ther Hum. W.VeLKtithf 7a.m..... 29 73 I Ml 49 1 SE-li li 7p.m.... 60 93 f.W.-t I Cf PRBHiriKNT GARFIELD CARRII.I.n Highest temperature (1 II Lowest temperature.

II II II Average temperature ii II 1 1 Precipitation 0 .11 The sun rises at 5 57 m-iasi at 5:39 p. m. STEAMSHIP M0VDGX1 Arrived 1 ADRIATIC OEOROE WASMIN-GTN- MONGOLIA Si1 FRBDKR1K VIII roRONIA 11 MAURETAN1A 1 MISalBHIPI't MUNARQO CITY 6r I HKMRY R. UALLOHV BaUad PRKSIDKNT AltTHrit Sallad EMPRESS OF FRANCE SCTHIA TARMiNA BAUGHEilTY IS 0Sfi XI I. ml J--T" tlon of Harry M.

ni-rtl PWVVI -li k. ImoroTHn juried rict'-S'l in, lourin am after a severe Hwi. om the Prorinefl Ho Doe, He Get lng an edge 10 a so to speak. They're Crsiy, That'1! IPhllart.li.Mi Von Tlrplts, In fjrgitMS" willing to forgM Kruriw" Ti SI ou, aimoiii talniy has his n-rv Waa Best Thing It (aeveland Tlin-Caasy We can't say much Zi lull It swi aevenin v.on,r. with th, conntltutlunsl rw by adjourning.

Vnjl Set the Dry ot Morten Trinfrtftl Kot Anyway, these younf i 1. DrffPnu legalise I pr cent wear toreador tn' 'rl hero medals tney get Her Idea of Harl is Poor old Europe! where the moner I coming from. wi. In the Wb A.UW mij St. IxH CIDTV Radio will broaoc" -zt but It esn't tske up.