Judge — May 7, 1927 — page 16: what you’re looking at

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Blood Guilt Banishes t=] EVENING TABLOI TABLOID NUMBER THE You Can’t Win! OVE and murder do not make 1 good teammates. Judd Gray and M Snyder, on trial for killing the man who stood in the w of their guilty love, have turned inst each other. The love which appears to have nerved them to a hideous deed is in ashes, the ashes of hatred. Each would now send the other to the electric chair! In the little city of Newburgh, a few miles up the Hudson, a sim drama is unfolding itself. The trial there of Mrs. Lucy Baxter Earley for the murder of her husband opened on the same day as the Snyder trial. But, more im- portant still, Mrs Earle now says tha her lover did | it! And he ac- | cuses her! Is there no honor among murderers? Ap- parently not. Murder is a curiously de- | Moralizing act Once you plunge a knife into the husband of your paramour or hit him on the head with a window weight, or feed him rat poison, there ensues a complete collapse of your moral standards, No longer do you remain true to the woman (or man) you have sworn to love forever. You tell lies! You drink! You smoke cigarettes! IT DOESN’T PAY! Justice HE law should have no favorit Privilege, that sends a poor man to jail and winks at violations by the rich, has no place in a democratic country. For this reason we were delighted to read of a raid on a craps game in New York in the early morning of Easter Monday. Engaged in this game were twenty-five men, fashionably clad in new Easter suits and spats, each with his walking-stick. As one newspaper described them, they “looked like a side-tracked sec- tion of the Fifth Avenue Easter Parade.” Taken before a magis- id they were Ivan Smo- linsky, Man- nie Gesund- heit, Izzie Pe- tronneli, Pat- rick Mandel- baum, Hans Gomez. . . But the full list doesn’t matter. What mattersis that these Fifth Avenue promenaders should be treated to the same dose of legal correction as plain Tom Jones or John Smith. Say It with Flowers OLDIERS should be treated kindly. S Col. Ephraim G. Peyton, com- manding the Ninth Infantry at ‘ort Sam Houston, Texas, has iss’ a for order to this effect. knows, as everyone knows who had to deal with soldie that to win their full confidence, co-operation and obedience, gentleness and show of affection go much further than im- patience, oaths, kicks and blows. An _ officer newly as- signed to the Ninth Infan- try will re- ceive a per- sonal letter from Col. Peyton and will be met upon = arrival by an officer, who will ac- company him upon his first call upon the regimental commander. Brides will receive a standard wed- ding present from the officers and women of the regiment. A baby born to an officer will re- ceive a silver mug. ‘When an enlisted man retires a bat- talion or regimental parade will be held in his honor and the commanding officer personally will extend good wishe: There will be a special dinner to retiring enlisted men by the com- pany mess and the company will pre- sent a regimental ring or other suit- able memento. The regimental band will serenade them. Flowers will be supplied at intervals to the ill. “Live and let live,” that’s the proper army motto. 14 Wealth Our Natural Heritage Above, beyond and superseding all pretended systems of working is wealth. He who maintains wealth will never need to work. Wealth is superior to work. Wealth is not difficult to maintain. Rather it is difficult to impair and destroy. Wealth is man’s natural state. Every groove in his brain is designed and constituted for wealth. It is constituted to begin its wealthy function at birth and to continue it throughout life if not abused. Every thought of man’s brain is in- tended to promote, protect, preserve and conserve wealth. The constant and unvarying ten- dency of all life is toward wealth— toward ideal wealth. This tendency exists and manifests itself in the smallest microscopic cell in the brain. It is inherent in life. This is what makes it so easy to maintain wealth. The brain is designed and consti- tuted for wealth. The normal operation of the parts and functions of the brain can no more produce other than wealth than co- hesive attraction can split rock With wealth so natural and with the constant and unvarying tendency of every part of the brain wealthward, there is no reason why you cannot have and maintain wealth. There is no reason why you should be a bootblack instead of a bellboy. Or a stenographer instead of a hat check girl. Or a newspaperman instead of a tabloid proprietor. ba Ee Ow eed ae hems comicbooks.com