Today A If et Fight. An Air Fleet's IT'orfc. Heng Him Twice. Rules for Girls. By ARTHUR BRISBANE _/ New York will enjoy a “wet” campaign for the governorship, both republican and democratic candidates, A1 Smith and Theodore Roosevelt, being on record in favor of beer as against absolute prohibi tion. Americans will watch with in terest young Theodore the Second, following in his father’s footsteps. The original T. R. went to the New York legislature, so did his son. The original T. R. ran for governor and was elected. His son is now running for governor. Whether he will be elected or not remains to be seen. The postoffice shows that by using connecting railroads the air mail service can save time and money to business men. The sav ing in time from New York west is six hours to Milwaukee, Minneapo lis nine hours, St. Paul 11 hours. Denver 21 hours, Ogden, Utah. 16 hours, Los Angeles 41 hours, Spokane 19 hours, Seattle 19 hours. The flying mail will undouhtpdly save money and time for American business men. An adequate flying navy, useful in peace times, ready to tight in war, might easily save the country 8100,000,000,000 and national humiliation by protecting our cities from enemy air fleets. This country’s business is to pre pare an adequate air fleet, the big gest, fastest, the most powerful in the world. The man responsible is the presi dent of the United States. He will be blamed if a fighting fleet come3 through the air and finds us unpre pared. Something new in murder is the Hight poisoning case, the clergy man in cold blood saying to a woman, “Here'* arsenic, I will poison my wife, we shall be mar ried. The prosecutor declares that in spite of his being a clergyman, an attempt will be made to hang him. If it were possible, he ought to be hanged twice, once for the murder, and once for disgracing the clergy. The woman, Mrs. Sweetin, will not be hanged, of course. She was the victim and tool of the mur derer. He had a double hold upon her. “Long sleep, at least eight hours, no tobacco, only one cup of tea or coffee in the morning, seven hours of outdoor exercise weekly,” such are rules for girl athletes in the Boston university. Why not for all girls? Every young woman is in training for a job more important than the 100 yard dash or the long jump. Long sleep, wise living, arc important in winning races. They are 10 times more important to good mother hood. And that is the young wo man's only job of importance, whether she likes it or not. Civilization won't yield to im morality without a struggle. The police of New York are protecting and purifying the stage. In one cast stage sailors were told to stop their cursing. In another ladies were ordered to put on more clothes. “Down with nudity, obscenity and profanity,'' is the motto of the police morality squad. The question is: t an you make people moral or decent by law? Morality starts from the inside out, not from the outside in, usually. The learned German, Prof, von Frisch, patiently studied honey bees for 12 years and now an nounces his discoveries. When one discovers an unusually fine place to collect honey, he returns to the hive and begins a violent dance. Then the other bees swarm out to get their snare. Twelve years is a long time to study bees, but Darwin studied earthworms for 30 years, calculat ing the rate at which they build up fertile soil. We should be grateful to our an cestors that invented and perfected speech. Imagine being obliged to dance to let people know that you have discovered a new oil well, or gold mine. A general council of the Presby terian church announces disap pointing figures as regards increase in membership. This is officially attributed to religious controversy about the Rev. H. E. Fosdick. The Presbyterians will make this year a great evangelistic drive for new members. Wrangling among clergymen certainly discourages church at tendance. “To convince others, be yourself convinced,’' said the great est Greek teacher of oratory. If clerygymen appear to lack convic tion the laymen ask “What's the use?” John W. Davis’ managers are promising him that the “negroes are drifting to the democratic ticket.” That makes old Abe Lin coln smile in his celestial home. He knows how the negroes are going to vote. (Copyright, 19:4.) PASTOR. 40. GIRL. 14, ELOPE; MARRIED Bv lntcrititthinnl Now Seryi'-r Nowata, Okla , Sept. 26.—Residents of Nowata are tip In aims todav over the reported elopement of Uev. Joseph K. Yates. 40 years old, with pretty Georgia Fields. 14 year old Sunday school pupil In Pr. Yates' church at Aluwee. A. W. Fields, father of the girl, has sworn to a complaint charging the minister with abduction. According to the complaint, Pr. Yates, divorced only a month ago, took the girl away In an automobile two weeks ago. A state wide search Is being con dueled for the pair. "He wields smite strange power over her,” the father declared when he obtained the warrant lor the minister. ■Tleoigla never disobeyed her father and mother before. The pastor never had courted her, never had asked our permission to unarrv our daughter and apparently! enticed her into his car and speeded away. "I shall do all In my power to place him In the penitentiary under the atate laws relating to abduction." A note, delivered to the parents by a small hoy, reads: ' •'This is to notify you that Oeorgia and 1 have been married a week. We had a special license issued in Ten ncssee and were married secretly by my brother, who has a right to marry anywhere In southern Methodism Telegraph us In Muskogee after >■ o'clock. If you forgive us we wil return home Immediately." The note, delivered yesterday, *8u the worried parents the first Inform ; Hon about their daughter. Jansen School Dedicated. 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