It is not to be advanced in refutation of this that some men who were soldiers are so worthless they do not deserve our job-finding efforts. That might be very true if we judged them only as unemployed. But they are also soldiers of the flag and they did not say, when they went out into danger with the colors, that you and I, some of us, anyway, were not worth fighting for. Some of us were not worth it, for a fact, but they went on just the same, burying themselves in the army machine, losing individuality for the nation's good.
What the secretary of labor has said about the employment drive is inspiring:
During our emergency they served us, offering their all, and placed the national interest above their own. It is now the duty of all good American citizens to see that they are provided for. They ask no charity, but only a chance to render further service in honest employment.
Work makes the flag fly.
The statesman.
Since President Harding was complimented upon his natty attire several ambitious congressmen have been shining their shoes and wearing clean collars. —New Orleans Times-Picayune.
The president is back on the job again, after a vacation of ten days, much refreshed and ready for work, but not willing to allow congress to pass the buck in the matter of the soldiers' bonus.
PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS TO ADDRESS KELLOGG SCHOOL
H. C. Dale, head of the economics department of the university will deliver the commencement address the graduation exercises of the college.  Logg high school, June 2.
Records More Accurately the Air Pressure of Certain surfaces of Planes. 