oc-plain-dealer 1924-05-02

EDITORIAL AND FEATURES An Independent Newspaper Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday Paul·V. Hester Editor and Publisher DAILY GREETING TO OUR READERS A LIFE THAT TELLS ON OTHER LIVES, AND MAKES THIS WORLD LESS FULL OF EVIL, AND OF PAIN A LIFE WHICH, LIKE A PEBBLE DROPPED AT SEA, SENDS ITS WIDE CIRCLES TO A HUNDRED SHORES LET SUCH BE MINE: CREATOR OF TRUE LIFE! —HORATIUS BONAR MUCH RELIGIOUS NEWS IN NEWSPAPERS American newspapers of the better type give much space and prominence to news of churches and of religious work. All notable activities of churches and of church organizations, are given space as news. And so are the announcements, late in the week, of Sunday church services. Column after column each week, is devoted to church news and religious intelligence. Some papers supplement this with religious miscellany. So that the newspaper of the type which is conscientiously impelled to give emphasis to the higher and better things of life, is an encyclopedia of current events in church circles, and in religious thought and effort, in general. This is given impartially and without bias among the various religious denominations and faiths. This is a wholesome service that newspapers render churches and homes and all the influences which are for good in the community. Nor is this all. Newspapers of this class, in their feature and miscellaneous matter, look carefully to moral values and in the matter of cleanliness work hand in hand with the religious and ethical organizations and influences of the community. It would be difficult to appraise the value of the newspaper press in broadcasting religious information and in fostering moral and spiritual movements and influences. Teach the boy to be the soul of honor. Being honorable never should become an obsolete virtue. This is a wholesome service that newspapers render churches and homes and all the influences which are for good in the community. Nor is this all. Newspapers of this class, in their feature and miscellaneous matter, look carefully to moral values and in the matter of cleanliness work hand in hand with the religious and ethical organizations and influences of the community. It would be difficult to appraise the value of the newspaper press in broadcasting religious information and in fostering moral and spiritual movements and influences. Teach the boy to be the soul of honor. Being honorable never should become an obsolete virtue. MR. COOLIDGE IS TO NAME CONVENTION HEADS Another phenomenon in American politics, which demonstrates how democratic this country is. Calvin Coolidge is the dominating figure today in the Republican party of the Nation. He is so sure of being nominated at Cleveland in June that nothing short of a political cataclysm would prevent. He is the most powerful man in the party, by all odds. And yet he has not grasped this power. He has not usurped it autocratically. It has come to him, because of the political valuation that his party places upon his leadership. It is dramatic. It is thrilling. It could occur only in a democratic land among Anglo-Saxon peoples. Mr. Coolidge is of modest extraction. His rise has been phenomenal—but not unusual in American politics. There have been many phenomena of the kind. Mr. Coolidge would not abuse power. He could not if he would. For the same impulse that prompts the people to repose great power in one man, would prompt them quickly to withdraw this power, should the man upon whom it is bestowed misuse it or fail to make proper use of it. Pure and Wholesome CHALLENGE BUTTER CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERS Churned daily from fresh pasteurized cream PARAGRAPH BY ROBERT QUILLLEN All good presidential booms to Page 6 when they die. Dictionaries are funny. One defines a cabinet as a place to keep things in. "The South has no defin aim," says a critics. Evidently means the southpaw. Coolidge doesn't look worried Well, that other Calvin believes that what is to be will be. Bush leaguers who are unable to stay up will know how to sypathize with Wales. The test of a free country: the privilege of being unorthodox without dodging bricks. Another good endurance test to be an umpire in front of a wolf player who is spilling explosive language. It is easy to pick out the bolt in the third grade who is calling a sissy. His ears are clean. Firpo may retire; perhaps thinks the referee would Dempsey use a hammer no time. If a modern child has it, it artistic temperament; but in the old days it was swell-head. A partisan is a man who thinks you an enemy if you can't be unreasonable as he is. 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The education of a modern prince should include lessons plumbing or something. You new can tell. There were "great critics" Puritan days, but they were called common scolds and ducked. Nature doesn't like a vacuum When she finds an empty space in a head, she sticks in a f prejudices. They must hurry the investigations if they wish to make me capital before public wrath turns on the umpires. Any American boy may become president if he isn't a Klausm or a Catholic, a wet or a dry stand-patter or a radical. REGULAR SPIRITUALIST SERVICES are being conducted Tuesday 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday 10 a.m., and 7:30 p.m. Ethel E. Purdy Meyers PASTOR 512 E. Center St—Phone 1197 RES at Sunday Publisher Plain Dealer GETTING WARMED UP! OVERHANGING LEGISLATION FARM RELIEF TAX REDUCTION NEXT WHO'S WORLD IN THE DAY'S NEWS BRIG. GEN. THOMSON Although Great Britain air minister, Lord Thomson a soldier and a veteran wars he has resolved to do remainder of his life tovention of war. "This spite of my being rather because I am at he says. Lord Thomson is the brown hair beginning to is 50 years old, but look younger. He has been as "a typical officer, very in his effusive heartiness. In 1912 the then Thomson (already possessed distinguished record from South African War) was Belgrade as military attack was on the eve of the Balkan Then in 1915-16 he was attaché at Bucharest. In "Old Europe's Suicide" an illuminating account of trigues spun at the R capital, armed at dragg mania into the war. With millions of braves the allied countries Gen. fought in the world waling that it was being for democracy and justice. He fused an international along the lines of the V program. He went to British representative of preme War Council and hopes betrayed one and other. He was also a Bris resentative at Versailles. demnation of that "pyre errors," the settlement saillies, together with his sions and reminiscences found in his book, "Old Suicide." DRAGRAPHS BY ROBERT QUILLLEN good presidential booms go 6 when they die. monaries are funny. Ours a cabinet as a place to things in. South has no definite ways a critics. Evidently he the southpaw. idge doesn't look worried. that other Calvin believed that is to be will be. leaguers who are unable up will know how to sym- with Wales. test of a free country is college of being unorthodox dodging bricks. er good endurance test is umpire in front of a wild yeller who is spilling ex-language. easy to pick out the boy third grade who is called His ears are clean. may retire; perhaps he the referee would let use a hammer next ABE MARTIN FOR SALE THE SMORTUNITY FOR SOME CITY FELLOW TO DO WITH ROOM RISING DOEMS THAT LIVE SERVICE Yet, who, thus looking backward o'er his years, Feels not his eyelids wet with grateful tears, If he hath been Permitted weak and sinful as he was, To cheer and aid in some ennobling cause His fellow men? If he hath hidden the outcast, or let in A ray of sunshine to a cell of sin, If he hath lent Strength to the weak, and, in an hour of need, Over the suffering, mindless of his creed Or home, hath bent. He hath not lived in vain, and while he gives The praise to Him, in whom he moves and lives, With thankful heart; He gazes backward, and with hope before. Knowing that from his works he nevermore Can henceforth part. —Whittler. WRITE LIFE OF LENIN CARLSBAD, May 2.—Maxim Gorki, the famous Russian author, states he has just finished a work on the life of Kikolai Lenin. Gorki anticipates that the work will be published shortly. DINNER STORIES "Here's a man who pleads for a return to the old fashioned chivalry. Now that's just what I advocate." Black announces laying aside his paper. "This equal rights business has got to the point WRITE LIFE OF LENIN CARLSBAD, May 2.—Maxim Gorki, the famous Russian author, states he has just finished a work on the life of Kikolai Lenin. 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"Do you ever give a woman your seat in a street car?" "Of course not." Black replied, "I never have one!" Like many other excellent persons, Aunt Edith is not a chuch member, but she is a regular attendant at the village church, which is so near her cottage as to seem under the same roof. When at the close of a recent sermon, the minister requested all those present who had never united with the church to retire at the end of the service, everybody was surprised to see Aunt Edith rise and start down the alley. "Aunt Edith," the minister called softly, "that does not apply to you." "That isn't why I'm going," Aunt Edith responded serenely, "I smell my dinner burning up." New! DROP STITCH ELASTIC Narrow and Wide Strikes 85c.-26c., 100c. AT ALL DEALERS Sidley Garrett FRIDAY, MAY SECOND, 1924 Subscription Rate—In N. Orange co., per year, $3; 6 months, $1.75 Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter WHO'S WHO IN THE DAY'S NEWS BRIG. GEN. THOMSON Although Great Britain's new air minister, Lord Thomson, is a soldier and a veteran of three wars he has resolved to devote the remainder of his life to the prevention of war. "This not in spite of my being a soldier—rather because I am a soldier," he says. Lord Thomson is fall, with brown hair beginning to grey. He is 50 years old, but looks much younger. He has been described as "a typical officer, very English in his effusive heartiness." In 1912 the then Colonel Thomson (already possessor of a distinguished record from the South African War) was sent to delgrade as military attaché. That was on the eve of the Balkan war. Then in 1915-16 he was military attache at Bucharest. In his book Old Europe's Suicide" he gives an illuminating account of the intrigues `spun` at the Rumanian capital, aimed at dragging Russia into the war. With millions of brave men in the allied countries Gen. Thomson bought in the world war believing that it was being fought for democracy and justice. He visualized an international settlement along the lines of the Wilsonian program. He went to Paris as British representative of the Supreme War Council and saw his hopes betrayed one after another. He was also a British representative at Versailles. His concession of that "pyramid of errors," the settlement of Versailles, together with his impressions and reminiscences may be found in his book, "Old Europe's suicide." Cadillac Garage Company Now in New Home 412 South Los Angeles Street Anaheim Yes HON SUM Sandwiches "Yes, HOLSUM Sandwiches are delicious" THE fine flavor and all around goodness of HOLSUM often win compliments from those who are not familiar with its rich food-value. HOLSUM is easily recognized as a bread of unusual merit. The name HOLSUM on your bread means the finest materials, expert blending and perfect baking—it is a guarantee of bread satisfaction. Always specify HOLSUM. Whole Wheat—Bran Graham—Tea Biscuit At Your Grocer's Theres a Difference in Bread