"Is he a clock watcher?”
I "No. He doesn't stay awake long
enough even to look at the time.”
"Few men,” said Hi Ho, the sage
1 of Chinatown, "are as good as they
pretend to be or as bad as they would
• be if they dared.”
"De lazy man,” said Uncle Eben,
’ "alius has friends, while de industri
ous man gits Into de competition an’
1 makes enemies.”
i . ■ >tr
One Eye Open.
' From the Louisville Time*.
, Mayor Walker of New York is said
to sleep only 4 hours in the 24,
! but there never was a time when the
i political assailants of the mayor as
. New York slept that long. 3E
THIS AND THAT
BY CHARLES E. TRACETELL.
Musician’s music and listener’s music
are not necessarily the same thing.
Lack of such discrimination on the
part of those who provide concerts
for the American public perhaps ac
counts for much boredom.
Honestly, now. haven’t you been
bored at some concert?
No matter how well educated, musi
cally, one may be, he is bound to yawn
a few times when the distinguished
violinist plays three movements from
concertos in succession.
