Fort Worth Record-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 16

"Ye shall know the Truth and the Truth shall make you Free" Fort Worth Record Editorial Page A NEWSpaper in the Public Service We know that we have passed from death unto life because we love the brethren---I John 3:14 or today suggested by the Rev Gid Allen pastor Mi ssouri Avenue Methodist church Text for tomorrow will be suggested by the Rev Lee Heaton rector Trisdty Episcopal church Bible thought POMOMMMPEO0 Love Life and Laughter Needs Paved Streets Senate Fight Nearing End Things Heard and Seen Imagined and Contributed Compiled and Put in the Public Prints By ROY MOULTON FOOTBALL IN THE WEST "Wlen the report came over from Wamego Kai Friday afternoon that Wamego had fifty-two points and Alma none" says the Alma Enterprise football editor "it was also rumored that Wamego had been using two foot belle end had sent a man around ench end This proved to be a mietake and it turned out that a cyclone had struck the Alma line and tbey faded to get bold of liven the tail of it as it went by" I Large Ftunbling casino opened in Moscow hut It really lan't erimbling They don play for money they play for rubles During Ala and eeveral reeent campaigns I hare wondered what has become of the baby kissers those candidates wbo used to en around spreading gams among innocent infents in the intereet of a republiessn form of prrernnitut It may 'be putt possible that our well known civilisation is advancing a well I remember when I was a very small child of being kleami by a canditinte for coroner and I have never felt jutit right einee having a sort of rnothid and gloomy outlook on life which I attribute eatirely to this incident I have also euffered since childhood from that ancient and honorable torture known as dyspepsia I also have a constant deeire for tobacco which I am aura I contraeted from the coroner It is a pleaeure to know that future rneratione of voters ire being 'pared doubly a pleesure because the girl babies will be voting as well as the boy babe Parente need to carry babiee np to be kimed with a reckleee abandon which would now be conceroned by every scientist in the world But the custom happily seems to have named away A lot people now wonder what is the matter with them They doubtlefts do not remember that sway beck in childhood they were kiewed by politielaue The Moslems hi their imitative way have almost equaled the atrocities of the recent civilised war in Europe TODArS WISE CRACK If you attend to your own business you will always have some businees to attend to We notice tbe following headlioe in one of the New Tork venom! "Banker Cute His Own Throat" 1Ve do not know how the writer of tide headline regards bankers in general but we don't believe any banker would perform this operation on the throat of anybody else PEN AND INKLINGS It is no erime to give a bum cheek to a bootlegger But the trouble is that a boctlegger won accept either kind good or bad There I no meson Ivey any man should not retire at the age of 60 pmvidLug some gueet of the family hasn't got his bed Goelowekl a famous pianist says a great many piano payer are too Nighful to perform in public If you are a piano player aad afflicted that say the best thing to do Is to play for the screen I 'Fhe engineer mopped the train 300 feet from the highway emitting and looked carefully about "Wnart Mot asked the fireman "Well" lipid the engineer "I'm not going to take a chance of being hit by tie of them au -R GEN-7Z ifIN OF STER-ZN6 CHAWR C-M11 Tie le mveND AWO REN -MC-7717- MN- YOL 1q11 KNOW 11WELL--711E (5e7CK7-11E PEOPLE g5 sCHOICE "WE HAVE WITH US" tt dt:) 1 tN'ko i -R EN tl 00 7------- OF N6 IIW )111P c' 4 01 0 4-2 )f C117RR C-7711 7 it I'l I -4'-' rme Ref-PZZZ115 4 A '-'--r----'i' Ali'leND 7N0 cle' 6- ''''6'- -4 b'EN-4-MC-7717- -7 -4AiNv ok 0 17 AllIN-11H01 ttra Yall nil KNOW WEL 1 '-1-''''''' L--71 I ze id A Le 46 A ll It' 4 7 4 li 7NE pEopzec5 1RIV (57 CK '71 1 I ''P :4 i' HO CE 7 o'( 'f I i 7 -7 -1 i 1 11 1 i iV 1 -it (m 4 i -4i 7 f17- '1 "li 1 't TT 11424" 1 tt' IgJti 7 '4 i 7b 0-'-- I fillir 4 Iii 444101 1 4 trnidi 'I Jill 0-- 1 Ifik ill 1 i 1 1 fl 11 I --u3hne it tt 7 I mg OR various reasons some of which appeal to one and some to another universities and colleges are always located on the outskirts of the city to which they are attached The chief reason perhaps is that they need plenty of room for buildings campus athletic fields and growth and one does not look for a surplus of space In the business or populous sections of a city The time comes when the city grows to and all about the halls of higher learning It is to be expected that a university or college will in time become a favorite residential section which will be provided with all the advantages a city gives Its people including paved streets plenty of street lights and adequate street railway facilities But during the time when the city is growing to meet the university the good streets should not be withheld nor any other advantage the city can give A traction company can not be expected to give service better than warranted by the income it receives and should not be expected to run six-minute cars over a long route that fails to provide sufficient patronage to make twenty-minute cars profitable But the city can and should build streets especially if the university be within the corporate limits Better paved streets are needed to the grounds of Texas Christian university Some splendid streets have been constructed over a portion of the way but at the far end for nearly a mile approaching the university the streets are sadly in need of attention Fort Worth people are proud of the fact that Texas Christian university is attached to this city yet they do not give the loyal and enthusiastic support to Its athletic games contests lectures and entertainments to which the public is invited that the students have the right to expect from Fort Worth Very likely this is partly due to the difficulty because of unpaved streets in reaching the university Paved streets would please the people and aid the university It is an opportunity for the city to use some of its road-building funds to very good PULSIEOF TEXAS I HAT is probably the most unique campaign in Texas political history is coming to a close with fireworks galore sensational moves and rumors of still more remarkable happenings At this moment it appears that the majority of Texas voters will have to express their opinion on the United States senatorship without the aid of printed names of the candidates on the ballot but will have to write the name of their choice on the official ticket Charges from the Independent Democrats and Republicans to the effect that the Ku Klux Klan alleged backer of Mayfield was about to switch support to some other candidate through the withdrawal of the regular Democratic nominee and the substitution of another name by the Democratic state committee have been made They are denied with equal emphasis by the Mayfield backers As a matter of fact such an eleventh hour switch would probably only make maters worse and confuse the voters The Corsicana court decision has barred the name of Mayfield from the ballot and the court at New Orleans has refused to order Peddy's name put on But there Is still a decision of the supreme court which may still further complicate the tangled situation In fact many Texas voters will go to the polls with a very confused Idea of what they are doing It Is conceivable that in some counties Mayfield's name will be found on the ballots and In the others it may not These matters are those that affect the situation in Texas But the bitter fight and the Issues involved ar4 alleged to be involved have a broader application In Washington the Texas situation is viewed from the angle of national politics In the shadow of the capitol dome there are two outstanding phases of the local situation that are discussed They are (I) the effect of the election of an alleged klan candidate on the Democratic vote in the state where te is a large foreign born Catholic and Jewish element in the party (2) the effect of the Corsicana revelations on the Democratic party in view of the fact that "Newberryismu has been Its chief slogan in this congressional campaign These facts are set forth because they are the facts and because the voters expect to have the situation summed up fairly and dispassionately These are the reasons for the lack of interest on the part of many Democrats in the capital in the Mayfield candidacy They may have something to do with the Impending nervous collapse and the pressing official business which are keeping a United States senator and a governor away from the rally In Dallas Saturday On the other hand there are those who feel that the regularly nominated candidate of their party should be supported and who declare that he has been the victim of political machinations and that he has no prior loyalty than that to his state and nation In these closing days of the campaign The Record will continue to preserve its independence and will endeavor to justify the confidence the voters are showing in It by printing the essential and hnportant news of all parties and factions without color or editorial bias and to interpret the news on the editorial page in fearless but friendly and tolerant editorials This is a most important election for the people of Texas They can decide it themselves But they will need and wish fact and fair without noise and smoke Rapid pmgress a being roads In the improvement and development of eir mat The Nlichigan trots with cially built craft bars practirally determinisd thp type of planes blob the army will sktopt for pursuit or speed purposPe Muck torwortby work bee bren done in deolgolog greet warships of the sir What They Say By WORLD LEADERS -I "THE greatest sight In Europe and In uring this statement one must remember that Europe Is full of challenging sights is the Passion play at Atwell Republican candidate for governor of Tern I Lyrics of Life By DOUGLAS MALLOCHAROUND THE BEND IFE? I haven't thought so much What beginnings it may touch Whence I came or how or why Now is now and here am nEATH? I haven't ever thought Much about it I have caught Little of the way I wend What awaits around the bend 'eh Tribune-Met: George Peddy ways the probibittou issoe euia ao figure in hi" re fur the Uniicil States senate St we notice that otroogest supporters are anti-prohibitionists and that the hole anti vote of the elate is going solidly for hint George may Lave made pro speeches in the past but if we are to judge him by present company we doubt ins being eery atrohg In the faith just now Ileaides bring looked upon as the champion of the anti foroes in the Dmorratio party he Is also standard bearer for the Texas Republicans George may be a gond pro and true blue Democrat in rptie of appearances but we don't fel going beck on the comm of the party on Ms ae000nt itMO court of conscience or viligance committee can long exercise its sway within a given territory without creating unto itself a rival When its decrees would be challenged by open resistance or by secret resistance of the same kind and character of vigilance committee itself then there is no law and chaos reigns Davidson mittee melt reigns suprem Mamba II News I Both political parries gay that the people lack interest in the elecitions Up In Indiana both parties have withdrawn their speakers as the people wouldn't come out to hear them That is not strange Two years ago the people turned the Democrats out for to other reason than they wanted a change They didn't know what kind of a change they wanted end they got one that haent been satiefactorY Iwo years of hard businese turmoil etrikes falling farm price the highest tariff bid ever written deficits In government trimmest war-time fuel coats and industrial tiniest No wonder the people an not putting much pep into polltim Ennis News: Ennis le itmu to bays five more blocks of paving and then doutbless other treeta will fall In line A town without modern conveniencvs doesn't make a very good impression on visitors but the greatest and most important thing about improvements is the benefit ed convenience to the public our own people Baird Start The strike bnainees seems to be extending to the schools Students in a large South Texas public school went on a strike because no principal for the school bad been appointed Strikes ai i rule more often defeat than attain the objects desired but will probaby win in the school strike though it yeems that a principal had been appointed but had Dot assumed his duties Sherman Democrat: There is every reaeon why men should fly in large heavy airplanes et a tweed of Buti miles an hour The record speed of 2485 miles an hour made by Lieutenant at Mount Clemens Mich1 is heralded se an unexpected achievement But it is not in fact the expected rather than the unexpected? The question was not whether this apeeil could or would be attained but whether it would be attained today or nut year NOW can I know? Who can tell? "Life's a road I like so well I have worried little over Other roads that lie before trFEWER law more intelligently and more stringently enforced will produce better results by far than a great mass of incomprehensible and involved statutory legislation "--Charles Austin formerly Texas commissioner of insurance and banking iy 1 exas commis lag "FEWER EVEN now the road I tread Seems to alter just ahead Very far I can not see What the road awaiting me EVEN now I do not know Very far the road I go But I know it doesn't It is just around the bend Motor Alcohol From Cane TN THE SEARCH for a cheap substitute for gasoline which is of utmost importance in many foreign countries where the price of gasoline is very high investigators in the Philippine islands have discovered according to the Engineering and Mining Press of New York that excellent motor alcohol may be made from waste molasses one of the by-products of a cane sugar mill It is claimed that the efficiency of motor alcohol has proven greater than that of gasoline that after a test of 300 continuous hours the parts of the engine showed on examination to be in better condition than after the same test with gasoline The deposit of carbon was almost nil and the quick response with alcohol was very much greater than with gasoline So long as the Texas oil reservoirs hold out Texas can supply the world with a large amount of gasoline but It is possible the oil supply may at some time be exhausted and it is well to know that Texas can then turn to agriculture for motor alcohol as a substitute Texas raises a large amount of sugar cane and also a vast amount of sorghum cane and it might be found possible to make as good motor alcohol from the latter as from the former Luc Wichita Fa Ils RoeterdNesrat Army's drive along with other drives for lands that are for wotthy causes la meeting with good toteveb all over the country this year The Salvation Army has had a big year and it ha a big winter before It This organization is one of the greatest motets any community ran have and as a whole to one of the nation's greatest assets The thousands of untiring and unselfish workers of the lalvation Army carry cheer and the tuesange of God to hundred of thousands of hearts each year Not only that but they carry food to the hungry of every class and ask no questions as to what denomination they belong or it they belong to any They are angels of merry who carry out as nearly as eon he done by human beings the teachings of Jesus Christ anti they are worthy of anything that they ask Copyright 1022 by the McClure Newepaper Syndicate ()mms00 tinUR best authorities tell us that chloro- form should never be put up in tins Those people who are using chloroform from tin cars are running a great risk of increasing the mortality Worley tirrHE public as a rule fails to realize the great economic value of natural gas service and it is not generally understood what the continuation of the natural gas service means in dollars and cents to a community so fortunately situated as to enjoy Connor Dallas 1 Who's Who Today -71NT CURRENT COMM to the Syria 0 (trilE economic situation of France is not at all understood in the United States France believes that to reduce her army at this time to a state of impotency might cause Germany to forget to be good toward William Graves Sharp former American ambassador to France THE REV BAYARD DODGE The appointment of the Rev Bayard Dodge presidency of the American university of Beirut hsa just been announced by the trustees of the university The Rev Mr Dodge succeeds the Ate Howard Bliss After graduating from Princeton In 1909 Mr Dodge spent a year traveling around the world visiting missionary work in many lands He spent three years at Union Theological seminary being graduated in 1913 and received the degree fit iLfti ono A from Columbia university the same year In September 1913 he sailed for Beirut with the Bliss family to become the A secretary the university He -was married 40 Mary Bliss the president's daughter at Marquand house Feb 12 1914 Bayard krill' tilwr 11'f! Lk ot diO Do41 pe It has been suggested by the Pittsburg Gazette-Times that with 300 prohibition officers killed a year those seeking exciting life should know where to find it Pew persons however are seeking that kind of excitement preferring life rather than death Politics is more Fresno and San Joaquin county California are charmingly described and pictured in a 60-page edition of the Fresno Bee No 1 Vol I a daily newspaper that has just been established in Fresno The paper was issued from the new Bee building in which the mechanical departments have been installed and which the editorial staff hopes to occupy soon A half-page picture of the Bee building is shown The paper is the result of an idea that took root in February of last year and which now has flowered It is an afternoon paper without a Sunday edition and should prove a valuable asset for Fresno which has been making great forward strides in the last few years tiptANKERS welcome better methods in busi- ness There must be an analysis of conditions exact measurement of human values accurate records and judgment based on observed facts This will bring the same results as have been achieved in other fields of Ayers banker of Cleveland Ohio 0- Ulna Tribune In a laboratory it Schenectady 1 full of retorts and boilers and dynamos and all aorta of apparatus mysterious to the laytnan works the man who has recently shown his understanding of the light fling by creating lightning To him on a visit came a man who works in an equally mysterious and wonderful laboratory at East Orange The two men of magic had a wonderful day going about the great plant and ezehanging ntories and views and discuseing their various manifestations of oceult powers Nobody stoned them Nobody wanted them arrented and carried off to be hanged or beheaded or burned at the stake Mr Edison had a good time visiting Mr Steinmetz and Mr Steinmetz enjoyed Mr Edison and the world is pleasantly and mildly interested and that le all Tot far tore marvelous things are performed by these men than the aneient alchemists ever did far more is known by them of the powers of nature than the ancient magicians knew The power for good or evil posseseed by these two is so far beyond the imagination of the ordinary citizen that he doenn't even try to strain his mind in itn direction flit the ordinary family lutes and enjoys Ito eleetrie bulbs and ite sewing machine motors and its Victrolas and its movies and the other manifeista tinna of magic nnd it is glad the eommunity is able to mine up magicinnt for it benefit Perhaps if communities of ynunger deyi had been an tolerent of their Edianns end Stein-mitten in the early years before they had proved their inventions some of the helpful tools might have come the sooner to mankind the presidential tampaign of two years ago was on tbe eountry ass in the midst of the worst of the perirel of deflation Many Arkansene el themeelves to be pernuaded that the Wilson adminietretion had eatiseit this although the Republicans for two years previetiely bad bad majority in both the senate and the house Probably never before in the history of the Kate have ao many Democrats voted the Republican ticket in a national eleetion and certainly never before in the bletory of the state have ino many Democreto proved to theranelves that artneible people memetimes can go far wrong But within another two years theee Dernocreta will have opportunit7 to expiate their sin Cincinnati Enquirer: Because there are no longer the cool dark cellars of our forefathers we are poring more for our food even though the transportation system has been greatly developed and perfected since those days of cheap materials MAlly people alive today can remember with a reflective editor in the almakingum valley when at the beginning of the winter season there were in the cellars of their old homes several barrel each of Irish and sweet potatoes a keg of "corned" beef with Istorea of mincemeat popcorn preserves pickles apple butter peach butter jellies and other "apreadmne" In the bark yard Was a mound under which were buried 200 or 300 cab-bare and in the mokehouee were cured hams Immo pickled pork and esusage submerged in jars of all in emelt every year before old days of hearty eating when meals (lid not smell of money Former King Constantine of Greece although he has been dropped from the Grecian pay roll is said to have no fears of poverty having accumulated a store of gold which he placed at various times in banks outside of Greece "Evidently" says the Detroit Free Press 'le had been expecting to move for some time" Common Sense Doses By DR THOMSON I The Day's Record 1IN LIIUHTER ITEN I Little hunks of iiitrd coal The price is out of sight We spend our summer savings For winter anthracite The trouble with revolutions regarding our health is that we make them usually twenty years too late 0-- Under dietetic treatment the mortality rate in diabetes has dropped during the last few years froni 28 per cent to 2 per cent Drndge is he who to his work is tied happy is he who bee a hobby to ride 0 During a recent Pmallpor epidinPie in the Philippines irr per cent of the fatalities were among the unvaccinated 0 You can't judge the contents by the size of a bog's head especially if the bead happens to be that of a road bog have Laf Thanks correspondent I think I found the most effective "very little tale" mho Ilearo brought it from Japan: MHIS seems to be the open season for rectors In th 1 North Down here we think too much of our clergy to bump them off with a six-gun on the slightest excuse 0 A AIRPLANE has landed safely on the deck of a tl moving ship for the first time We are wondering if the Ptporiment man anything to the oecan liners which must atock up outside the three-mile limit IE kaiser was never happier than be is now on the eve of his marriage may his friends Well that Mai prove the old charge diet be was never happy until he could start a fight They say that Ford la so democratic that he le not aehatned to ride in one of his own care It recaps the story of the Etard-boiled captain of induotry to wiaom I friend introducing a young man jug out of college and seeking a job "lie la a tine modest young man" raid the friend "liodert?" snortell the big num "What in thunder has be ever done to bee Aetue auodeet ahoutr Norfolk "lloavily pours the rain on the bat that I stole 'rum the scarecrow" tot a i'lNre of abject ullsery it taliNt some beating--( A in London pally News Two old English woman who nad not been oA speaking terms were brought together by friends who desired to patch up their quarrel There 1114 ell fnlqta-ehs-ri slenee between them for a zit wItt Nentired: -Well 31re 'Igg'us uish you all you wishes me" "Au' 'oo's sayin' narsty things snapped the other woman--Boston Transcript Arkansais Gentitoi The Glenwood Nows-Prees says: "The true Arkansan should tske kindly to President Herding He owns three dogs" The Glenwood News-Press is one of the row Republican paper in Arkansas Rs editor in attempting to be merry 1r flippant bas rem inded man) krkensanot of their greatest political tror the same being cuting a vote cot Harding twa years our When CIENTISTS ba ve found a way to make dwarfs grow the news dispatehes say We wonder when they will find something to make small brains expand (yrs of men who can't remember bow many animals 14 Moses took into the ark can tell offhand Babe Ruth's baitirg average with the Dc4roit Tigers yr SOME women get to the mansions above the first 1 thing they'll do will be to fix ths window curtains Tbe conservation of health can't by accomplished by conversation o-- A c'-so envirwment and toe simple life beats early retirement from the business strife 'raise World: But it is contended that warehouses and elevators constructed and maintained by the state rill bring prosperity to the farmers? Will that make the ruins fall seal their caverns the nestructive hnt winds or abolish the boU weevil the green bug or the army worm? It Is absurd This conversation vas heard on a diner between the head chef and another chef eLo was Pent on an 'Trend Being gve tuLg than need chef 1iie1 ifffltt titi Un Lis reiurL: We1 toggt: )vii can go dereal the quickest and stay the longest and do the teases of any tigger I ever saw' "Swimming in the bead" may be due to causes.