THE MAN WHO SEES By Dr. CHARLES STELZLE The biggest man on any job is tbc one who turn ideas. In facing , oar problems—and this applies to personal matters as well as to national affairs there are four things that we mast do with them; l and fourth, we mast solve them. ; The trouble with moat of as that we reverse this process. This is what usually happens in Industry, in Politics, in International Affairs. We get together and immediately we determine that “something must be done.” And because we haven’t any ideas about the matter we finish up by passing a set of resolution which some phrase-maker has prepared, refer the whole matter to a “special committee,” and then we go home feeling that the job has been finished. But it hasn’t even been begun. It takes a long time for the committee to report, if it ever does so. It is interesting that when somebody does present a real idea it acts like an electric spark. The crowd comes to life, and every thing clears up very quickly. The man that stands out, therefore, is the one who has ideas—the man who can see the problem. He may not be a great student, he may not be able to make a great speech, but if he can “see”—to use an old phrase objectively, if he is a ssmwmmmmmmmmmss 8«m- i FOREMOST MILK | 9i’iL diaedihfuL FOREMOST DAIRIES, INC. PboMt 711«—7117 ^"jhTprtodpai Job rfthe probiem-seer is to discover tbs_ of th«ch*o« we are facto*. After these bare been Bade dear, we shall be able to solve ear problems. Then is tbs time for the “orme tical” man—th engineer—to bento his part of the Job. He isthe man who knows bow to make the map. andtheblie-orintl But the ebiUtjr to see is not limitedto the so-called wfcm men— the front mem—of our times. They seem to have bunded thians pretty badly. It is rather startling that there seem to betimes when ss&g ir. mats* 8*£.. "S™!* *• work*r*- «re close to life. For after all, the fundamental facta to be discovered or* basically human. And it doe. not require^ a coStogedSETer" modal position to learn of what these consist. This is daily being tvsrjxs srasst*- c awarjk a nts r«« No«i umei It Truce A French Christmas is a w dren's Christmas. The Frencn aanta, “Pere Noel,” comes on Christmas eve with gifts to pack into empty shoes. In southern France the burn ing of the Yule log is a ceremony when wine is poured over it as it biases in the hearth. Many Christmases Christmas is located in Florida, Kentucky, Maine and Arizona. All are small towns. But on December 29 it is Christina* '•verywhere. A View of our new Esso Station, complete and modern in every respect. We are prepared promptly and efficiently. Cars called for and delivered. Servicing Charlotte Motorists for 26 Years CORNER NORTH TRYON AT ELEVENTH STREET CHARLOTTE, N. C. to serve yon PHONB 7117 Pender Stores Answer Your Problems of QUALITY AND ECONOMY ROSELAND FLORAL CO PBONI8 Ml A NO tie* 30® N. 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It is a city of flat-roof homes which look cozy enough, and its narrow streets have an air of friendliness. More Christians live in Bethle hem than in any other town tat Palestine. On its hillsides you may still see shepherds with their flocks, while blinking overhead are the everlasting stars. MERELY A STARTER With young folks the'mistletoe Plays havoc. Can you doubt itT For kissing, started by its aid. Soon gets along without it Martin’s Department Store RELIABLE MERCHANDISE ALWAYS AT LOW PRICES Shop ai WUvdinA and Soon Your Fall and Winter Needs Anticipated AT CORNER TRADE AND COLLEGE CELEBRATION LUCILE PARKER «u stand ing at the door of her apart * ment looking out at a for gaoua New Year’s setting—the heav ily packed snow, the crisp seasonal atmosphere and the moon shining down upon it all! “What a night!" thought she. What fun it would be to Join in the Now Year’s celebration for once. This she had not done for some time, as her husband had always attended the annual stag party and had never thought she minded. Now when he kissed her good-by and happily rushed off, she some how felt a stifling vacancy in her heart, and longed to go with him. The stag party, ablaze with lights, was in full swing, the very air permeated with the rip-roaring. k » \ \i\ la Basted a Baad st Masqueraders Waving Banners. hilarious spirit of Now Year's! Streamers and decorations hunt from walla and coiling, also ten ners tearing all sorts of quotations such as “No Ladies;” “Night of Nights;” and so on. At the very height of the celebra tion with the music raging in thun derous tones, the door opened, and in rushed a band of masqueraders waving banners, blowing terns .and scattering confetti. The orchestra Started playing— “My Wife’s Gene ft the Country, Hurrah!” That was too mate! The masque raders pulled the ftasks from their faces and the studied stags beheld their own wives. Before they knew It each one had a partner and was dancing merrily, regardless of entangled streamers and confetti, regardless of the un expected interruption, regardless of everything, only conscious of the New Year’s Spirit. O W-Bttrn Nowmopar Union. Patronize Journal Advert bars Flavor lunch withuMmat h—V——V—— Stein way, Knabc, Matkuaher, Haddorf aad MoaetU Pianoa Exclusively at Andrews Music Co. MOTICI or ADMDtUnATIOM Karina qualtfted aa adaalatetretrts. 0. T. A., of the catata of Utter Thcoaae Toitte. deeaaaed, lata of Burbank, CaL. tkla la to aotifr aU par aona karina elahna aaninat aaU aatata ta pra aant th—. Mr verified. to the flaiUtd at 4M torik Tryoa Street. Charlotte, X. C* aa Thia tha tad tor af Difla, UM. EMMA J. TOTTLC, Admin fatratrtx. C T. A. a( tte aatoto at Utter J. Tattle. Pn—ad. iaattltlX. M. A dMNMMW THE JOURNAL hu by far tba larcwt city* circulation of aajr weekly published in Char lotte. 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