The Austin American (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 268, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 4, 1922 Page: 4 of 8
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Our little friend Plethora says that she is going
to rive up nine of her sweeties for Lent
By GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS
Author of YOU CAN," 'TAKE IT," "UP."
Chances are. Tex Rickard won’t be a candidate
for president at the next election.
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Today’s Birthday
Party
Work Isn't aa fine
An hia hair-brother Play.
HI. eyes seldom •hine
in «o merty a way:
There are pleesanter thinEs
Than the taak. you must do,
But non- of them bring.
The real eloriee to you.
Arram an angel who raid.
"Wish a wish, pray thee, and I
It is « wonderful med
cine, atates Mr a. F. 1
Toanaal, 731 Merchau
St., Los Angalaa, Ca
Hillim of peo pl
p‘" Caiuw
ritaw Everhard
B-4o B-ga-
Rub Mesria-
lam Sipieniand
Hr—i rm 4 Sunday
Manuel Ledema
Bertha Cer .
Dunean Woodrow
Ott Menn
Hamilton Dial
Jella Yranzetti
Mra Espa :
r retary to Gov
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ain’t no luck that makes a
champ!
In ths bond is required.
The security of the guaranty fund
plan is considered by Mr Hall not
WOMAN GOUL
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Can't be no lazy, lucky tramp.
He‘s gotta have the .luff to cop-
ll ain't no luck that make, a
champ!
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wiu b* given |
heleetea who a
aone In > tan it J
But for modern tashions, which make the stocking
a poor place for a woman to carry her money, that
siiver dollar never would have saved the life of the
Dallas woman whone busband took a shot at her
the other day.
lay'Edltio^'onlyMn Texa
Dog Hill Par agrafs
By GEORQE BINaHAM
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on, one-forth paid in cash
into the trenrury. the other thre-
fourths remaining a credit on the
bank', books to the fund.
Ineremse Protection Fund.
SUNSHINE AND SHADOW
BY "SUNSHINE* JOE WEBB
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The man with a emlle la the Ice man
Graphophone recorda are aold to make the thin
fat and fat thin others hake the Bleep wake and
awake sleep.
FOR *
SALE
us wepoU
Work 1. a king
That forever commanda
HU whip lashes ntine
Aa above u he standa.
He piles on the load.
And drive, us ahead
ovor terrible ronda
Till the daylight la .pod
erton Braleys
Daily Poem
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The prestdent of .the American Radiator compant
has been granted a divorce because hla wife made
him go five years without a kise. It probably waa
rather a cool home to be occupied by a manu-
facturer of radiator.
Now it la mid the republican, want la Follette
defeated. That ought to make it unanimous.
2′4
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letter add
Work to a drudge
And a driver by day.
A. .tern aa a judge.
But there’ no outer way
Of Hatng to fame.
Or of aerving your need
la tif’n daily game-
It', by work you succeed.
Bunaings won't go up where price, are.
About 1.000,000 too. of sugar are awaiting the can-
ning meason. But home-brew han all the Jara.
"T*LsIMIlypur littie
"uh“IIIabout Lyd
" '• Pinkham'sV
- - lei^A. Coat-
end 1 have taken it I feel •
and atrong and can do every b
my work and not a gain in my I
Mom C. Hl
eity I
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the city. j
3. H. Smit
(Crockett are
1 Eider Nan
[ registered at
Regiatered
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! er, Bryan.
| Um of the
. ntudents in a
> will be allow
I week.
After ■ Mel
hour, the Tri
Journed FyHa|
for. If orlocJ
Ina Th. reel
• h edut-d to
o'clock Mond.
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Lost
AANNERIES in British Columbia report
V that production costs are going to be
smaller this year, “as tin is now being se-
' cared from the United Kingdom, and at half
the price of that formerly obtained front
the United States.”
This may not seem an important item to
you. But it’s only one of thousands of sim-
ilar items. Combined, they affect your job.
Price is the gravity of business.
Bloat
DRIVATELY-OWNED subways, elevated
and surface car lines of New York City
have a valuation of about $765,000,000 based
on par value of outstanding bonds and
if necessary, the scandal news now may die down
a bit. The spring training meason is en and the
newspaper readers will be stisfied with box scores.
Our toper fHtend says the last policeman he
killed lost hla lif» because this cop trled to arrest
him instead at taking him into custody.
WORK
The wife of Francis Spottiswoods-Aitken, motion
picture ''character” actor, charges her husband
forced her to live with a millionaire. Evidently thia
"character"" actor didn’t have much character.
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"prrpatTBraneh ‘telephon 3333 or js2i
Connecting AlDevartmenta-
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p««ry Hopkins-Joyce says her next husband must
be a poor man, handsome and "perfectly propor-
tioned. We suppose being poor is the chief re-
quirement
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remerves and mavingn.
When M. <1. W.U., recentiy MJ 1—1
: for England a umber of-American
lsournalima thed ta caten him be-
fore he embarked on the Adriatic
MEXICO CITY MAY HAVE
TO GO WITHOUT LIGHTS
Aw Meted Presa.
MEXICO CITY, Mareh 3.—-A day
of conferences between the Mxht and
power employee who are threaten,
ing a strike and the electriq ♦ m-
pany officials who failed to result
in an agreement, and Mexico City
therefor# is faced with the posnl-
bility of having rn street Mght or
water after midnisht tonight
change
There le now npproximnntely $3, -
000,000 In the gun rant y fund The
cost to the member banks has been
We almost had despaired of ever seeing our old
friend. "Nipped in the Bud.” in a headline Bui
t’other day the Port Arthur News nipped a plot
right there
The London papers certainly played the dickens
with the wedding of Princess Mary. They didn’t
put the write-up of the affair on the society page.
How the heck did they expect their women readers
to find an item on P I? (However that wheeze
won’t get very far with anybody who is familiar
with tOndon papers. The London papers use their
front par? for the classified advertisements)-
T’other day while Friend Wife was m she would
have had a wonderful nap but for the fact we
disturbed her slumbers while we were keepins the
children qulet.
Work is a drudge.
And a task-master stem.
Severe as a judge
Who compels us to earn
The wages h pays.
He is pitiless, too.
And harsh in his ways
as he bosses the crew
atein nhould git two miion,
forbid!"
-That is the way It win be."
Long stlence on Goldsteln’s
and then;
"Anchel, I got it de vish fkgz
out, yunderstan. I nah for
blindt eye. already"
The money a certain fellow borrowed from a
certain other fellow is keeping Lent.
It la said that Mabel Normand is not critically ill
now Then she isn't ill at all. All UI people are
critical. .
THE AUSTIN AMERICAN
American Publishing Company
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Um mo tor pubicatlon of all ..4"’ tehz
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and also the local news published herein. All
r^hta of pubiceton of special dispatches herein
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Pinkham’a Vegetable Compoand
me tired, • tn-
liIIUAIIIIIfeeling and pa
wadgkon ri
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• nli wer parta
to 1 5‛Alback.
th. rung, ana at Mr Hall* —
menaation ib» legininture, early in
1021, rimed the limits from two
miiona to five milion dollart, and
Th wedding of Princess Mary at England got as
much apace as ordinarily le given to the divorce ot
an American movie queen. That’s what we call real
popularity.
There ram. to Goldstein in his
8q9—4g 1
Luck sometimes deals a winnin"
hand
To some poor dub that ain't thr
class;
But in the long run. understand.
He goes back to the tall green
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By STRICKLAND GILLILAN
J Although a
h ate scholarsh
? were due on )
L been receiver
g. awards will n
5 time yet.
Mina Lois c
N) <y home den
g tended a me
A Mothers clul
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shall be granted, even as you wish
it and while you wish it."
"Oy. oy" chortled the delighted
Goldstein. "A wish f git it. eh?
"Yee," answered the angel sim-
9"S MERC
0PEN pop
BL6IAEs,
won,,3 °98
Treat your boBily fairly! 1
No matter how lovely
your features are you
cannot be truly allraclive
with a red blotchy
oily skin
Restnol Soap andOintmen
make bad complexions
smoother softer and
generally charming
RESINOL
Soothinq andHealinq
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BUD + APE + STAND - AND- PVDAPEST
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11, and Sundey American
Month. 1 Mow
nmount permimsibte in
"A girt in short dremes I. In danger," mnys *
retormer. Shucke, every man look, ntter h.r
and you can UM thja Utl
monl." — Mrs,Pua
Wlnakrtf St, St Paul, M
Just aotber taa» where: • m
found rellef by taking Lydia E]
ham’a Vegetble C newt 1
times Umm ired, womqat fee
and pnins *^1 the body er
trobpes many women hava. The
etabi Compound inespeciany •
adfor jiutud. randitiM. The
HMulta are noted by the disngre
symptoms passing awaY- one
“Lydia B PmKham*,“Vag
Compound to a Woman'. Medledt
Women’s Almenta, Alwaysrel
Prosperity
CTAGE is set for a national foreign trade
: 3 convention, to start in Philadelphia May
10. It will be valuable, important.
More valuable and important, however, is
the growing realization that our country is
going to get business back on its feet again
without waiting for trade.
In a pinch, we could build a stone wall
around America and create prosperity for
all by the simple exchange of commodities
and services. The ball-and-chain on such an
exchange is financial. ,
Money system needs the services of in-
ventors.
A bank s nor only a place to
tot "hat’ie ana natonal
tnornments have found thomewho
thetr money t the keepin
of th. bank nhoula haxe..ev
mengure of protection. Every P9B-
mDi protecton to eiven.depozitor:
in ihe bank., and mot.0.12
Mat. bank, of Texan 'TL/ l.
lut. protection under whal “
known a "guaranty fund
Made Strong and Well I
Lydia E.Pinkham’s Vej
•table Compound
States senate from Indiana. If the voters think
he is the right kind of a beverage, he probably
will be elected.
pu-gonany, we never want to see a "human fly"
rump a buliaine. for we alwaye had • huneh he
not tall and break bi. peck and we never could
atand to vaste prwclou. time.
Doc Thomson of Bequmont says Ik. tangled wild-
wood la Hollywood it certainly tan t tame.
A New York woman is suing for divorce be-
cause her husband kissed her in a public place.
New York women are not used to being kissed in
public—by their husbands
transit commission now recommends
this be cut 40 per cent. It suggesta
ig valuation on original cost less what-
ta necessary to put the properties in
i Imii Bm~r*ct condition.
in is the first flame of what may be-
a national fire. Deflation of capital-
M will ho the-bis problem after the last
INCOME TAX
blank, for corporntionn, partnershtps and indtviduain are now
belne aliributed. They whoula be mad. out without delny. Don't
bother and tret about preparing yourn. hat us do th. worrying for you.
•. A ven KOENNERITI. Certified Publle Aeceuntant
608 Searbrougk Bldg. U. ineome Tax Consultant
I felt thrila of beauty waven vibrat,
ing through my consciousness. •
asked the name of the sculptor ahd
learned that it was done by a Wo-
man—a semi-invalid. Rodin never
cut a finer small piece
No matter how imperfect you0
body may have been brought int9
this world, or how full of flaws it
may now be, just so long as your
mind is clean and healthy you maq
continue to invite into your heart
the most perfect gifts of nature. I
Keep a very happy world in you
heart. And continue to beautify M
with the love of art and music and
literature—and all people.
The other evening I hedrd a greak
violinist—many sny the greatest i
the world—Kreisler. I watched hin
closely, for I sat near him. 4
seemed to me that he entered A
very beautiful world as he playe9
with such matehless skill and dellz
racy. But it was his own wore
that he had made wonderful by hl
fine and noble character.
Art and beauty are living. vit4
forces. Each has a language—aj
when we can talk that language and
understand it, we become a pori
of art and beauty, as though bmIM
Ambassaor George Harvey said President W.
Gamaliel Harding had many of the characteristics
of the elephant. At any rate, It will have to be
admitted W. Gamaliel has a lot of ivory in his head.
T'other day a young woman was sent to the
hoosgow on a bigamy charge and she was mourned
by eight husbands. If the authorities had let her
alone for a short time longer she would have had
enough husbands for ’em to form an association.
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Orient.
rHE sun shines brightly for us in the Far
1 East. China is buying from us nearly
five times as many dollars' worth of goods
as before the war.
Japan, big customer for American ex-
porta, pays us around $235,000,000 a year,
compared with little more than a fifth
that much in 1918.
Our “sales to Australia are nearly three
times as big in value as before the war.
Out there, in the Orient, are our great-
est customers of the future.
' July
AUTOMOBILE industry checks up and
A finds that its export trade has been
climbing since last July.
That month was also the turning point
for iron and steel production and exports.
Other industries make similar reports
Mark down, in your red book, that July,
1921, was the time when business hit bot-
tom and began recovering.
In ali of the panics since 1873, it has
taken an average of fifteen months for
business to climb back to normal after
' rounding the corner.
If the precedent of a half century is
worth anything, most factories should be
spouting smoke by October, 1922.
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Vegetables
no you eat vegetables for breakfast ? Few
: V de. A health bulletin says that vege-
tables ire just as health-giving and just as
racessary at breakfast as any other meal.
It wonders why the stomach usually starts
the day without garden stuff, especially
trash kind.
The answer is, habit, the greatest health
regulator and destroyer.
Most people eat about the same breakfast
•very morning, never think of a change.
Review your habits Which ones need
changing?
5 Dr Felix B
pent ahd 11
plan.
The nenr-panle at 1920-21 wouM
have dome much more h*"" .1.
Tey. bumtnen, and have been tel
mor keenly hnd not.deponitor".in
MaU ink- felt confdene. in hi”
euaranty fund under wnch 1001
"tAte bank operate, nocordinK. •
Banking Commissicner FA Hall
ineK of contdence, enunn« de:
poeltors everywhere in Araw. out
their money would have clomed
many banks and brought the hard-
■SIM at pante times horn* to
everyone. .. nunorzeu nw nrmums ■■■■ ■ svii
“We wonld have felt the Btrintto be continted until that amount
gency of th* time much more Keen-ishould be reacbed, in cash and ex-
ip hed it not been for the guaranty
fund ’ Mr. Hall ham nald. "be-
cnune the guaranty fund had re-
tained the confidence of the peo-
I've seen man win upon a fluke
One bout, perhaps, or three, or
four—
A lad may awing a lucky duke
That knocks the other to the
floor:
Luck helps a guy. there ain"t DO
doubt.
But here’s a fact that you can
lamp, e
This is the dope, year in. year out—
It ain’t no luck that makes a
champ.
-Another man thought bootleggers wouldn’t lle.
Age 36. Wife and thrbe children.
Yam Rima had all eyes furne on
Mm at Bounding Billows Haturday
afternoon, and Mds fair ta yet be
some sort of a public man He had
gathered up close to hear ihe bran#
hand play, and while he was not
no Ur ins he stood too close and wan
sceldentally hit by th* hans drum-
mer, who was making a fine run on
his Instrument Yarn immediately
apologized to him and no hard feel-
ings were engendered
It le now freely predicted that
M4tle Fidelity lindefs will somne day
make his mark in the wnrM. as he
waa the only one in school Friday
afternoon that could tell who ie the
vice president of the.United States,
! AdAs Peck has been wondering an
day what has gone with all oC the
। pug dora. He reckons, r however,
that they must of passed out with
' whiskers and free silver
A Chicago man shot his wife three times and then
cut his own throat with a safety rasor. Evidently
it wasn’t any too safe.
A total ef l
* Ie rued in AuJ
of February I
port of Mrs R
■ the city soul
■ Only one requ
K refused |
far below the assesaments, and
the loenem, during even the most
stringent financial timnes, were an
low that over the period of twelve
years the fund hns been in exist-
ence, the cost has only been 1 cent
on each $80 average daily deposlts
During the period after the fund
reached Ha maximum of $2,000,000
until the law was changed inerena-
ing It no annual assensments were
made, but after the affairs of fail-
ing banks had been liquidated and
the looses from the fund ascertained,
wpeclal asecenments were made
against the eolvent member banks
These ansessments were mometims
less than one cent on each $100 de-
pomits, and would read something
like 00499005.
pie. and they have left their money
in the various banka thereby hoop-
ing it in circulation.’*
Must Moot Leeses
Now that the 111 effects of short
credits have largely been paned,
Mr. Hall has offered one wimple
suggestion, ns his advise allke to
l businena people and to all others
The advice In two nentences, was
given by him first to the hankers
of Tosas, and through them tn
those coming in contact with banks,
either as borrowers or as deposi-
tors Mr. Hall said
"Sooner or later, we have to
accept our lonnew; and we have
either to pay them out of our
Pease noufy the H ■erics s of
e tones of sddreem, if you move after
you have sighed your birthday card
When notifying, piss— give month
and day ct birth, aa cardo ere filed
to Uto waz.
•’Co-Eds Return Home in Fine Shape," gasps
an Austin American headline. Helsbels! Aren’t
co-eds supposed to be in fine shape all the time?
Practically all of ’em we've ever given the casual
onee-over have been.
52 An issue a
5 deemable 6 v
P bonds of H
gjachool diet rid
I w» approved
hecal’s departn
John W. H
I attorney left
Houston whe
• personal bus
, Hornsby an nJ
2 be back at hi
RED SHIRT BOOM
BKLFAHT Red flannel shirts
are more popular than ever This
not only hecauge of the serious in-
fluenaa epidemic hut also on sr
count of a superstition that they
bring luck.
Will of Josepi
n th# rounty e
ndge (eorge
altanenuniy n
Misher to be «
he will under
in he dor umen
bill were filed
Ir attorney tn
lispones of an •
roximntly 1?5
Brigadier Gen.
ounton was in
usir n, - < onner •
ommison. adj
vartment, and ft
■ la interview w
nderstond tn ha
gens propomition
o with the err
Masta nt whuh
handing officer
■ L. M UWma
Fang Co eales r
[yen Antonto u
HAntonic ar l
EFHrand ma aro
gpermniceh a-.t
lbuiaine,. etor
Bn Interest , * h
The Mwaeehsoda male and female, probably nave
been convinced that misery loves company.
On. at the euntomers complains that H takes
neventy men. •" told, to do the plumMinstanain-
«umine at lighta, water and xa« at a new hoc ”
He MFn» fewer men coutd do the work at less.ox
pna But there, an unemployment problem
before ua and if we could cut out all the graft
yAw, that problem would be more acute
There are fonkn who never ten • He untesa « ts
necesmary. These folks are the deorze Wamhingtons
of thia day. _______
onc. upon • tune ther. waz a street car that made
an The conneetsona and wept a fellow from waltln* 1*
minutes when Ita transtefred to another Mm. But
then you know how all the fairy «tortes "tart
Do Ridder La., tarred and feathered a prencher
one day recently However, Teneha, Texan, atin
.talma the proud distinction of being the only com-
munity to tar and feather a woman They have to
"onome to gat hen at an progresaive rerana
O
,fine reporter Mid to him. "And
how Mi prohibition ntruck you, . . .___■
]Mr wf" Th. famou author leiven national hank depopntors. A.
I uuniled. "It hamnt" too answared. I many national bank. In Teaas failed
A Thought For Today.
Imu, .aid uM. tham. Yet a UMI. whil, I.
eh ligh with you, welk while y. have th.
igh tom darkne tatna upon youndohn
You have • aimazreenble duty to do at it
O'clock IM not blacken f and it and all be-
tweon with the color of it. Do the work of
Mrh and map your reward in peace Do
when the dreaded moment in th. future be-
comes the prement, you shall meet it walking
IB the ngh--Geoerge MacDonaid.
The fuUnwiM anil'll who hev•
baruhday» on tht dnt will receive
a greetina from the Austin Amen- =
can, and la oo-operaton wHO the
businees firms concemed. A tree
upgjcurgddgesauaecun I Am Absolutely
thentn; a beg at omndy tram Vog- — ---
Aourin Uma, and an 10 ereem •4a
at etther Ora ham a Woods 0G-
bar*. Imtol Onthu • or Oreea-
wood arug nwu
collar., who mu attenaine am- । Oyiptnsia’-Than
tm -cbogl la UM Oral eigat emde —-nPePoM a "I
win eonter a favor upon the l wet. ,
ma. U they On not find their namee '
iatd on iheir barthdaya, by cqling
at th. t-m amitHm oto ter a
birmnany cara
An Oklahoma man returned home from an auto
trip of seyerai .daya. Hl. wife found lone blond,
hair. In his comb. She sued for divorce. Hoch
customer is elven three guesses as to whether the
Oklahoman's wife is a brunette or a blonde. And,
as usual the first guess will be correct.
Why worry about the soldier bonus’ By the
time it crosses th* red tape there may be no
veterads ___
Taks kome women out where they think an echo
is someone answering bhek and they would talk
themselves to death.
A Mt phonograph company has failed Ito bum-
ms played out.
but during the dietrees period. It
was found esirabie to incrense the
Solomon once said that the world
existed in each human being’s heart.
No wonder Pope thought that
Man was so interesting But he
is interesting only as he lets the
world have a chance in his heart.
I looked into the face of as beau-
tiful a moon last night as I have
ever seen. A friend was with me
and he, too, admired the unusual
beauty there. We both reflected.
But each of us took that moon into
a different world—our own.
The most potent thing in the
world is opinion—individual opin-
ion—because It is from the single
individual that the crowd gets its
inspiration and forms its own pub-
lic bpinion which is able to move an
entire world.
Ro you see that it is very Im-
portant as to what sort of a world
you take and keep and develop in
your heart.
The best world is that one Into'
which you may continually invite
others, that they may become en-
riched from all that you have learn-
ed or seen.
Recently I looked upon a most
extraordinary small marble—so no-
austin, carrter
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”Why Do Girls Marry?” demands a headline.
Answer: Men.
The fund had gained ita marl-
mum else permitted under the law
and ansesnments were discontinued
during the period nt distrems As
state banks Eighteen state bank,
have been elosed since Sept 1.
1921, he said Of these only four
were converted Into national banks
and the same number of national
banks have become state banks.
The guaranty fund 1* now larser
than it has ever been before until
1921 it was limited to •>••••••,
which was provided by an ansees-
ment of three-fourths of 1 per eent
en the average dally deposits tit
member bank. Of this, however
ply
"Un vnt Ahott Isnarstein. min*
blit near enem) . eh? Does he get it
a vish looT"
“Whatever yen wish, you get, and
at the name time iaaacntein Kets a
double portion of whatever you
wish for."
"Nu! f should vish Isaacstein
something twiee vat ! git? Khould
t vish for a million dollar. Jsaac-
Kansas women want that truth serum tried on
their husbands. Why? Are they eager to get
divorces?
"Alleged Burglar Is Taken to Beaumont," howls a
headline. Why? Hasn't Beaumont enough real
burglars without importing any alleged burglars?
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uInDEaCOLNS Memeve 0mm.
lom- ma. •tep all pin, Mirk
H»'« cotta have te pev an' verve
Which nothin' In Iba world can
dent,
Ha'a gotta hava th- grit and nerve
To take hla whare at punishment:
Old Lady Luck max help him. too.
But ah.'a a kind at rickle vamp.
An', figurin’ the lone raara through.
Major T. J. P
nt cene ral. 4a
{ the reprenent
x of tha art )u l
Inyted Htates ,
ie- Orleana, re
M Fridny Ha r
rt of the atata
hd that the mee
ameful in every
’ respondent rd
, Ida. arrived a
I . day for a wta
r Plans for
' March 5-11, I
K Seouts at a d
8 day nicht at
Sherite W.
the Travis c
• after makins
3 1 on lo Thursd
" Mexican In IM
B The -da a l
I wa. explain-a
: Raker. Metz I
AnAge echee
• Soout Execut
P In prepamten
f anatvereary •
J * c Erwin
Ftne alate bure
f neenine naa rd
S engineer and
{ Arthur Hette
"Ifor Adyaneme
" reeson• for ma
f Apelieatien
Aned Frida. 1
■ ■art. clerk e
6 c urt by Wa
Eor Marble Ka
r native of Lene
have to ereate new wealth in
meet them.
"There la no way that I ran
conceive of in which the people
can recover from the over-«t.
tended eondition, except to
■pend lekm and make mere
The eatent protectton bank de.
pomitor» have IA in the opinioh at
State Bankine Qommismioner Ha
Hall, the protect km of the wuarnty
fund plan, under which 1004 stat
banks la Texas operate
There are two wyntems In Texnn,
optional with the bankera The
wuaranty fund plan Iaet year coat
the member banka for full protec-
tion to all depomitqr of non-interest
bearine and unmecured fundn, waa
one-fiftieth of 1 per cent no lbs
avernge daily deponit in the bank,
at $200 on each million dollars at
deposi U.
Max UM Bond Quarantee.
The other plan im a «uamnty
bond plan, under which a bank la
requird to file a bond, approved
by the banking comminnioner, for
the amount at its capital aock.
Whenever the deposita exceed six
tort is th. test, ma-
to Stall or si firaaxM
• Wora, Patehoe*.
all over the I/. S., Cana
and Maaico hava taatUUd
the ramarhabla reconatre
tive paavar al thia aaataSarl
maSicina. Cat a battla l
day. Ae M good druggis
k » 11 at tend ll
l nertine t im e
rith which the
If* taugbt |»!
raw in Austin "
nu th* loral de
9 D F MeLella
lb* Y M c
{will be in Aus
tesay >f nex
And reretves I
2 he loral unit«r
gGrom Aw. In but
Mpeak At the re
(‛ A vesper
5nd to the Y j
to be exceedi
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Storage
~OLD storage warehouses in our. country
U contain 543,573,000 cubic feet of refrig-
erated space, says Department of Agricul-
For each man, woman and child that is
about five cubic feet, or a space that would
hold only a fourth as much as a wardrobe
trunk. .. •
We aer not much better off than savages,
only a few days removed from starvation.
Yet the difference between no cold storage
and five cubic feet of refrigerated space for
each of us is what makes cities a possibility;
.Tellier, who died of starvation, invented
cold storage. Every city should have a
monument to him.
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Colds.
~Er your feet wet and “you're apt to catch
U your death of cold.” More dangerous is
the germ-laden dust of city streets, accord-
ing to advanced medical men.
They say that even a gas mask over
mouth and nose is not sure protection. A
germ of flu or common cold is apt to blow
into the eye and from there spread through
the system.
If some germ expert could discover a cer-
tain over-night cure for common colds, it
would do more to prolong the average life
than a whole regiment of monkey-gland
doctors.
AUSTIN AMERICAN, AUSTIN, TEXAS. SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1922.
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