What admirable exponents of the
sort of power and glory that they
<lecked out for popular consumption!
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Strike
. of last summer has always been con
! drained as unreasonable and wanton.
Its perversity is accentuated by the
| disclosure that but for it the company
would have covered expenses in 1320.
Now the question arises as to how the
balance sheet will stand this year
^1 >ould there bo no -strike.
The Department of Commerce prints
a list of the goods exported from Dun
dee to the United States in 1930 and
there isn't a mention of marmalade in
it. The old order changeth.
To-morrow, for the third time Ui
succession, a golf player will be in
auguuitrd President of the United
States, but the small boy keeps on at
baseball. Maybe lie would rather be
R ith than bo President.
Plumber kills his enemy after lwt>
yours of preparation.?llrndtiiie.
You can't hurry 'em at anything.
Those rement men seem to have
united without the aid of water.
I.aw? for the Builders' PatmlKe.
! To encourage the attempt
Mouses now are tax exempt;
; That is well, but still remains
Other trouble for our pains.
Cannot houses built on snn>i
As on Arm foundations stand,
And the houve of cards tlef;.
i Any gusts that wander by?
I.astly, let the house of dreams
Fade not In the morning gleams?
These few hints perhaps suffice
for a builder?" paradise.
!Vf',T.ANDt?t'r'.W WllJO.N.
Farming With Machines.
An Objection to Unskilled Labor
From Europe.
To The Nzw York Hft.at.u: It Is ar.
j error to suppose that American fanners
can use labor that comes from Euro
pean farms. We have machinery tor
almost every purpose, and It takes skill
to run It without ruining !t.
