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Apffeation b£'atrucgory;;....

•i'--on

TSHESLpFORD^j

, "J-Co*Previously

i, Approv-" Pfaha.

: ^MfviToCertain Ain Proved

Curative,

t the '{M**-:;;

Kffcterm* Two Sollui kTear -

«^njukW*H«i'sn

! «"»i

: .v^a^5*V., J ow many of us madd Now- Year;at«r

-<Ste?olutlonsf.* i* mate how many|hgtsioiher good old-f^hloiietl^<Jeas New

• /ayear'^jteiWutlonk:.'. liav«khe&i d S

: : .••ifc:wU) ;5W|©;."mighty-^ne'to •.$&••-'• .reaolutiot^lpH'-ifa ;8peaJr,V*W!U at

£-times ot'otBS^people'lf p^slble;«ay flt>tM,ng;tb findthtrigg jftpr

'. ih; yoiif; cOunautiitjr TOthe'rs tha, Joelr'fofrthinf p>to "pick 6n

•5 jfrfiltb tfi start a knock: to t«;;;-believe stories Idetrimentaj

Individual!.' or': tft^he^cohurii}i Vto-pijblic'o'lBcialsytmp.Qim^"pergpriaUy they^ro title. ;'jM-'rireoiflCarS }ir6rie!tto~ beflw-

'evil, they fiear arul Terjr;il{''.. 'goodnanij there aie;5l«ht?i

laid the ' evilV japo^,knowing it 1B ;lajfe iflij

•'withoutJcnoWliiB: jQrSn*fter^tf'i^uHeit of thiA

struction.Oai>"W>«ttat.,-..,- —,,..«,„„„ afK.

nue be{jr»«olly and ^fiia'itrc*ts,

which h^Peri"fccft»4 ttitfir * *' . W i » i . ' _ 1 e t ; i . T - •••

fV,^- T««*p* *W»f S*/l^ ViM>

forseveral iaoniiji finally

jM"teestfay$£&£apd rec-|tipnlnia^a\tfiBi,;^*j^?tniiVR 'J ^ th# i*^ir? 'Ooi»

•hLr^n?*.- • J ^ ***£>**>> «o,recall,' In-

1.>*ew STorfc'h^'

with theE

of

taaKtb-t l ie ' "

f —~—*,aUon.

*'*ii«uj(!in *.>^-!Jt,' tft»«ir;<,rlilr^i (voroX.uijIliiiii.v4vh«c«udr.ui»; of..;<(•„huudivd tht^iant:

_"ic»,:w»inii:4^i-i*iiing -would-gniw i

If, III |l||,>;;!f|U|

a,lKKi.(KW jt iuus ii

tlyt's,. tti breed

tl.'.-tfJ.'UlillHtS(w-

'.tyLS'.uiiil'M'.tliriii"V lliM^t)f- , j | :

I'Ui Ii Jiii hlj il;lik!f»?~ Xl;i-mii'•Ikt ilarfcnrasititii'

mm

»:«um

tNh

i i

a^nrcat the

iand tfio set-back'agrcctl toIgtheae^huiiding oftVl&0|ibpertrvtb:±riAvWn»»h'"••'• '••••

Airs. Isa H a n d Iltf i i , ,

' ilrs. Dsia is tt traluedmoslciananda trained corse as will, • Slie Is a Ca-. «» •» v«u,- Slie Is «-Ca;

._ 'byblith jiad was left a widowin hw eoriy |«rentle», at which Time$bw-looked'ahofif t— •"•«' »-•' - - "

,,-8t preyloijs _

Sferege^crollfallcs

fdhfpM taxpayer?'^Iwl, over the \y&

fe>mmltteo;off'il hlch ..• » # «

not "MshofffdMtj.

il.edy.oi'matt!

,J i foe;ftho flnPpwnshlftSd laai'poluinns.}retirineffleear!ShitTh't

rnarjj

_-.».«.», OBVIITU . lams -iavprhig-^grantlng-of. thei application. The

^JifaBJs.appear t o havei compiled

TOf^jfe (wo /new members of thoIpardv; Prank; WcOpllough arid Jo-P r ^ K e u ^ r a t t e n d e d the 'meeting"The first T??0'dnesday of eaeh.^nonthwen Hied as,the .regular rnectbiglate.of the Hoard, -v''•';.- ; - .•,:An application of iO3epij Engel for* itore arujj flat bulittinfr at Burnsfdp.ivenuo (Wd Marsh street will ' • " "•*'•

huslnoss of the Board I

I ;iOwut>r^i flenTand; en-ing : reboot it•re'asa notse

andj^^^S^X^?^^iife?^8• i? l ' ' . f lMt "aoaUa of hWltaimwms

«* ^ e «"WauSlat»; 1^ th« V^aS

I'loirm.'s "would liWi'ep; the nui

outof.t'tlst*m.tf. >" . ' •••.:'•.-•If rat ««"'">I*'<1 '"'^'Mr t'ii rui

relaxed our owii • a t tucks un

uf i i , . r

rut

ild he B.tHW r m s to^i'vvry Win.dJaod'ttili i lti: in tlihj eoiin i l l .

ai&i «U aV^tl"ibrtr. ullutuHl ep i i» i l (we should uli;g*k uiailt^for rt^ijiie

• •lunilly uf :di'tsW'iid«{i((i ,tf(\iii:'-iisiring at'UVBguxmioudmiiKt i\!.?

•; And If irill htijiirrn boiito iKihtsauntil iseceilly, !uill: (It/per ct;ln,i|fled (iud li«d litii tw.'Ka'hllth'ii. l|»

"W!tTir"H:«ulCt>t-''t|l.l;)iuel>l'll .IUIIHt.')l|.;niaBllj,'.hardly. ;i>Jii.t-..Jo',iinivt....flpi}Cl .from tlie-'Ai'Hl iiUt'siloh.'!'1

'hfitiifo dheusu (IIIU !t.-xtiut.-ll(<ii.* ur^njaj/st.'t'Ui vi'iigl at Hi

son DUVUL wllci* hn'wlithe Civil w«r Hi rtrlte lifs Anti-up-fa

,fc(iril Cliufie; Ifiis jipw,het^»i)i:e'II |u'modern liisllt.iiiimi Ju iKt- l:isir.fi>v

•^•enr« ll hn.t ui-ijijlreil iiftietrh- J.ifJl;t»tplumbing niitr,'>eWi'tSt* S^sieuisT n l;iinidr.v uml «.;ti>n-iliouwOitl tliillu'r. <IIIIIII~room. T A O tlnnnHt>ntvs mnl » lins|ilinlnri1 nitisi rt'ct**ii ii^filitlitiiH., < ; .' ...'

! ,\ KtMut ,<leiil"M"r'i'tS!t1'l'(r.': 'XIJIII* \»yfniiiitl Im «M.v/

/iii tlij- t>ltl .'linf•xsitifii'

•«•"•• '— '-•'••- tj!e.t.iii,lf..ii.r. Mi'xle"... , / . . , . . * , . . - . : : IU!I I I I ' | iiiiif-illli»st-

lint tin? chli'f n t l h i i y ihnr aw'i nn lieneaili I h / ' l n ' t ' l y \nv* n( |li*iiiitiilr I*the Kplrileil »v--:>i |I'II.> ,i( Minis, r"!*'ihelii^tll^itlini t'^fiitili-'ietl tliece it* ii Intniefor•/Veteniiis of:.IJIC:('•Hiffileriite nniijMM old nn'ii, nlii'iM-'iiwriip' iiui" K ii"'vSevern ••-»• ' • •

for Profits

flrdr. M0«r M

Ilinili. tVrrpt. In

Hilli. Im

n a fiparruGfift it-artniuii,tranftirit pt*t-plH

(hit head not

• ••ml liiili, mi t a n n i n . . ! — • -. . "VS1"" •***», from jTW'O'i

2(1prr nt

,l!»I

RPAL ESTATE FOB SALE« • » i i i . . . . ' « . . . — • • > • — • • • • •

[UlllIJv litniWinl >«.»( ,„• in tr.tln a u , | irollcv, I]

L'^.iTJHJ'MiC&tl;'.::"

In JraMi , , iM-lwit.. r,iSt.Wvill ll.llly ««cl , l>, ,

^ - . . -#

'phi.vllur t'hei'liei-s.tif ilshlnu ti!i ini' pU'i-Iiui In i i t i l l i lnfdi i Ihe.v lnl(i< .Miit'h' ill-llftlit us ll' it'llliiirrlitllnrH uf Hit; vvii'--Iht'lr IVHT—llnlsht'il IIIHUM sl\l (v yenr.-iHBO. Ami Iliey Inive .|ili>in.v tif liilor^t'sfetl Jlslelii'rH. . Kt'imrl Iniii it iliiiliihoiit •fl.Oiin'iii'iv iimiiei m e iKlili'ir InI!enu\'ii|i''f. • VINIIIII>;' re^.Vfer everv

MJft' sli ru'iiiiia «uJ Ivili'liniiM. nil thv-IatWttI VI.'JiNIKltKit- rnoin -wll" !ilipr«!U'm,iUs, Iii Innl. rtrtlilintliil awtl-ni nil v...n. . - . : - -

rrmifiiril. Jnct n^iiplftrd, vity (ulr |irlr.i nn.l.KUOII [tvnn». A rt>u! i. fH.t*l.itiU>'. Maiit olln'rhouscii Fur MU- In «ll HftR «if unvii. Khtard('. MoM.lliun, 1103 SI'KllillIlL ai<1l)iv. Kll/Al'illi

Miiitu1 _Kinrrnuti lir:ili.

\

'n1"'!4 i 0 " " ' **"" r»!t'in-iii""•ill. I IMI, lunnlnB Wti «,

on.

tNSTAU. i

e. Post,vA

and tho. of Ibn lAuxiliary

slums Mould ea bund-organ.

"Then oae

i e « 0 niresont.

—™*"1»J***>ui;\,1- '1.eejiumbpr of' theh organizations .

•monj.,

a Ceslte to bear

sn c!d Irisa ttota-

mil ji«ty^pijucera-olf-tlie:.l*ostrn"ero

!hsfaJledlM';_StBto Quorte^masier-K.i. Cruikshanjt.1,. These are:\ C<>ih-

"<tion o I'nander, .Ricbard.ppArdcHi.Seriiori t that! Vic&CoimnandoiVJCharlcs ;xtah<o;fa t h a . J tariior ' ' AUc'e-CtonOTBjidbrj' ttiijcp14. j,,hco.tt;CliaplaJn,-Ernest Holt; Oill-

„ f:er of, . the Cay, Daniel J, Arnold:•Itiarterttiastery 'Raymond ' • TirolIViigtoo; James B. Dryden; Surift-onF r i e n d K ' G i l p l a ' ' : / •••" ..:'••:: ' "

,u t The officers of tho ktixlllftry -WOKm ] installed by tho "State Vlce-Prcsl

1 iont,:Mrs. J.-D. Davis. • Tho new ofll-

»•« unjai sn oiil Irli

inatlsmr- could inot get J,o sleep. De-yspite the fact tiiat tive had t>cen given j'QUqiitunt sufficit' o/.jSB^a&l"^ '***••r^!esf'fea^'tosl^'^_d"nioarKan I to sing an oid hlib lQuieted.'ffitwedisi^w -*•«•'• •••

tilcJH'f-krjend lo (itcr

... - .'.-, '-~rk-~^^yMidoccan Hotels, A/e

4hd'n6\v It Is nililot'i'ilii Uoliil^..envifftiri'd: hy. n i'hlliiili'liHii

yBiiitwr, of hlijli .stniidl^ig, «» ii|)ulilv prospect of jitie. n'oV'dlctiHira l(e- Turccaats 'suiiernluupi

ifuouth, njiihinj»and Injidlnjj fft KU> ,,acre Hooting jiimitujf-'""1 "goutlromes;" ; !

l"«e,' Ilko'lcel,,.'!uiont^t-jiieirthe tvnifW

M'>KP* HI -

%v l t

the

t'Aia'iiicdhifiut'' ij«ihI-Stctedlnsi. lite f,,,fOf

•{lUMiinhillouat winhut- riot'

schpine iiatit.liHiei.lfmi

face of tile sen.

Hoa-

tha1

Standard*.of Youth;'Bobliy> fiilliixlivusilflifertlii'iMepiitei ir~Siiiins 'for'.'yhlcliillAl!

the «ee of ten, fi>lt u trifle ;jiln>!'"•M— hflvlrij-occnsloir to" i'Xplatj

I'Tersun _|i;ivl.s_ll!SL.Jn!ii!-UiiTis-t"iTi'7hi'"rViTi IIT^INY" . .vn'e.Hi.v ihe .'imil ti lil^iiii'.v ••n1'1- .Infill"rtll, IIU'IIIT tlf. lilt ' hlllll. Ilil'l pl.'inlltiiII.MIM" ni|il Niiin<rlnii>iiili>,'rjt><''ii!.iililtin innii.v ,vt>iii> hi.i'ni't... , \ ; , IH( 'O

| f i I'iii.lerlllls liniT, heen '..slilpiieir' fl'flll"•(''Ifiriiln. -e'xri'jil • ll>i f.V|Ml<';J>j WIMIII,Wlllt'h, «-|is <'(ll , | l | , (lie 'l,tilllKlilil:litvjiiiipft i(n<l ('iirrUNl hy -Arnlillit) I-IIIII.•Is t(> l.nlto' I 'nhtcl i i i i i t t i ln wl ie tc M

iros. Ifintlt'tl on lit'h'iniit'rti f'lr itilffiniciitt» t l i c U u l f etifltt.' (,'nrpi.'n'n -ffi'iiiKl tli't1/fll'ilMirs enino frtim New Oil t ' i in^ Thi?;,'hlllll n IHW,' M|Uitr(> f iT ' i i e 'hn l j s i \ t;(n'slni-y Hint linni'iiiepi h'Sh.-wltli. ' t i 'hrmiii

1i|i!M.-«tn~i»nch""5lileT~tir: »riorrfi'inIir"l'mi;Wtiyl. ii liiii'tt kllfiK'U In Hw-i't'cr. • 'i - 'lrf't' |1lTtn^l'tf<'ee*4i';r)'ll.|iv;eil Vii<> (llllvMtli'liS VCf-JllO^njvri'V^.'lJII'lilH: I'Hi I l.fHi" : IIMIIII|II;» "ViMiiiilUt'il lull" rlJweil.(lilhhnl h.v The iieliirhnrJiiiiiil. ""Hni'iniVI'VilIyi" . .I,ii|er'(iit> plnti> «'ns' lioiirtiii i . v n I.oiilNhinn i>liin*«*r., (•"mm 1 heilnnterV M'IIUMP .lelTersnn liuvix relit-•ir'tlit' rant enliiiiii'. Mliert! In' t h e IIIKI? mill .I'nII . tif ilie•rjiit.' IJtiveniineiil." • fiiiliNi'i|iiei

liniilt"- nrrniieiMiieuiR' to [itiii'lmentiHe. .N7*<{! ucrt!i

i«e »f .l,"l«l feet; ft

.Nil tl'flH.'ll FI.TIVVC1IH h.lic llm flinnn os «: faKNJItrt t'l* lilUt'tl KUH't I'Viilt flultl lilt, l,fltli;ll

'Hiinu (irii'lilii.iui'p, 12? N. _Lt fil0l. Hi....""

KHI(>\ Billrf/ lump- tipliulMttTi'd t'U3lllilll4; III).viiM'lw. ami (vil«i.u-«tii lut; innrlilun, »«. T«l.'unfurii 19ilil-w> -~__ .___:: •' -

LKIIt MAI.M -Vvilllo l«i Un, I IS : t}|if«rllff tlMkmill .-hair, (1(1; rldia's UlncklNinrtl, * 1 ; .lillit'nrixlt^r, 91) i-t'iitit: titihl ol*; $.1; |»>rtillilt* Victitv'it. f) . Pl'l.v m ^'Ililli'rv^t itvtuiiKS ('rmi

OAHAO^rotti.K fur r im, M,hiii.ii

'•ids*>1""".V '

l I I U I |'

PLANT3pMD '.$j y

Alt?,,

A-NTK1W, liuHwany i,4,r~nttnr.luiiil lw( niurti, tinI" «uml fuiiililnln. iMiiinv

III- fovuhM MOfa,i l>ran IH'II. Xll

i OWiRIOSl.!TllK/'(1{HlUi)lfr'-H

lu.»titf^ilui iliiuailIlilUoR Aim tri

ifii-zTunef"'

'riiciii millli, t''xi-ti|kn{ ruliilllltiil. Vt-ryitiVlii, . I'lituia ,1'rAiirt.ril, 1>-AI.

* i« - HALK —<:»ui>rr

rr; (nn.il t imduiunoilif »i

ft>l > hcrt-l

IIWittVATEh;..!. p &

Jlril«i| KIIIIIV t(ay. iH« «I"I«B< rtbiiUt

ICllliTKili

uiufr

!'VVAM'E11--itioil mail «» Mlniiioll'Alr Wi«l«l'-j;.S'-:i3!''iJilJiilV-£••.>lw-ll»» tltfirlt Mriit:tri(tor_«u>/le. Iw iwi-' - -f3»aWMa3ilf i S

iill(cr»..i't.iitl.liiti|. -Hiilrmllil tiltlxi^liiiillv -tilr,rl,:l.|j..Tii. A|i|il> IV I.!. Mi<utT«nillli..»liltili

jlJ.V inint.il. r«ll.'l.i'lwn'i| liiiiirn of 1 /«ml 1lu'iy day: 17 North Avt'nu^, Kmt, l.'ran/i.ril.'

N,ll.KH.MAN~miiik'il fur lii|.rl.''allii|! t.lliy cram'soml. iJHIiifiir KKC^IIPIII i.|.|'i.f(.|iill)'. 'HHlar?

CimiiiiUilliin,' Till! .ltd lilt; (tin) I'ulu' •'»•'''•n-laii.l. Phlii

"AII,V BXl'lluaHVtifll, . Trunk * l | » «

wwiBniti aotjffl

z-%

Iith

iv uii II (fillIS1.ni>!,

HELP WANTED-re/nnloV11JUAA <ir tJltl Ii.r ti.iii uli.llill./u i«fll«.«lul

parti rur pMltlrm.. . >«'». II. >t.fi'm<ki>t'-'i(tl(.vnlwiiiial- nrtinii'. ('riuifiirii • * ' - '

...-.MlBBS mit•'''tfitf'Knirt."• AimltoviTK

Wiwin Vm

te^,.iiice

Mllior. Jfra D. J. A

0. \Vinckleri_Coloit. „ „,,*.Brnest. Holt, ,Mr«. H. B..Wfnckler.' Jlrs. i\ •¥.... O. Winekler, (»n bVhnlf6fi the. Aiixiliiry, presented the. re-

! • " « " » • • " - - • ' " W i t h

/tellent eff^f ? 5 r e b r o H Sh ' «t- n'll«1'l'0ri« sou, KU, a f l) : , ,u . ?.?!'

WejilifrinV w"V l 4 r T ' PresentedJ •nlMn(f-&e?Ment. Mrs. Arn6hIUji..{ta bCUllflflll or.ro.. „ . ii 7

aroeoiwas hot

».v .-tcAdlht onV^chsuh - 1 ' l l ^ , , r H e i i J ( i e n t ' M r s - A r r

'roiiiont.and.then S"/*Pt0, l? l t.1 '«l-8Pf»y.of floivei. , . , * . . . a n d ^ ^ . " ^ t t f a f t U d n a M j : were «mWo. I,-it about

ftructlvo. , - u l r . . . w

constructing andS'swl ,?>r a;;x.

. Kdtvard Evereti . . .|jor, and H. B. J. Crate. 'liefresli-itswero served and4 social hourScmtrhly enjoyed oyolL A fea-

-i. tho ovenlriB/wnii the attend-

l1B|.»»of two Clvlf War" A'etcmns,|ijlp|e; combined ages liiiiko 183 years.[CtS^fete .lamps Turhbnll, ill yenr's

Sjlry Vfindervcer, 92 years,rntiull added -to the/of/the' eVeninif by io-

, "•-. -"•""» ««o are makirjirI cathusliiHin.

"Wellift-hat, ,i,,,.,, I,,,

'I'lie funnel' I'rcshleut of'^liv CJtjii•tlvrnlt? HlnleM fniiiiil {lent'e. IU ili'fiu-ilr--aii |hp--riose-t)f .lite'ci(rf>iir."~~llTif

J fe . Ititi,. IVMH-det'iil.v tillitfliotl Iti"'lti-k'ili-.i'."'fhl J"i... leiixi'n" of .JiiHiilh .millliiel,, nf tii)-iiiiH in keep' It up. >"IM« lefl(It'/iuvolr .')ttii|ClJx .Mft'*' hVr^liu»linHtl'ntleiiih niitl.Mvlili lier d:Wjj!it(iri:?iVj!iiitt'v-"'•i-ss"rttiii;rifi'lf'iif "rtm ;T(."oiifetie>iti-yi-'-

ie ' l icr Inline (ll Now York.'

tfOUNOTtr^Klf am iMniuont.

iwtwwM ill ,,,,,1 2 : | v,ii|i««tur« "it, .rfmtor

=<iulr«i i-i«ta(r«i>»itr

>}, •- III. Iu 13 noijii.^orllt av-wmt". t:iJ'uiit.,' Ni',1, -Von,H«y l>lfiirl, Jviar,Ii awna '

im mi',,,'• '\jMti fa

:; < HK-lwiy,i tynfc.-?

Jfui H A ^ I i 111. Jf

l ur—iflr Aplili:itlnfliorCottUMi

ll)-. any hi l l* /

l'hiyf'!

Dutch Labor Union* •With a niembersa^j of 192,442 oq"

r l , last, cbmparedr with JT9.9S9„ . . , - / •!;• 102^ tJhc Nesfeeriand Fed-'

eratlon of Trmde " Unions; - the fefcu-lar SoclalJst-controfi^d Dotch labor.'i

, ....n^iini'ii.. ni; pliiy \ :'hpni-tedly,'. "lie piuyH tho orgpii

IIMI"And dnefi h e slnsV" pij small friend. • v }-.

"Ooodtivaa, no!" . linli|,'nufitlllie it)tntfi.'hiii'fi ' bun.

tvouidn't maud fur Unit!"—

l«lf-

I hu

^

m B| l iuN SCHOOL NEWS.S;fk~eiaie ontcrtalhed in As-i y oil Tuesday, with a musicalI un.. Gladys Khourl sajng n ,»o)oI iolln uofos were' given'-fry Ar-• rTrederickson, "accompanied by

OulTy; .Charles Mey, accom-; by Dorothy" Peterson, and"-"^crg, accompanied.by Olga

Jatherlho. -Fuchs ifav-n i

rade received- the follow-from tho Palmer Com-

the federation In urrec!itt , It ^aapohited out, with regret, that whilethe workers of Holland wsro divided

•olons pbiitftal and rellsSous llnei, theNational Industrial association, whichtakes In employers of all faiths andpolities, already had enrolled

.members, employing ipore thai60ft men and womon

Ha ; :el

Mooijt Little Joke /• On the day" before the clo»«d/sea-son ended, a big ball, moose «frolled:across the brtrlge frora Mllfortj to Old-totrn, Miilne, and placliiiy feok Jn t i esights; The" time "choae^; was; 8:30a. m., nnd the moose rnr/ied leliforelythrough the business section, qnlte <ui-awed by autos, troltefx. and humanbeings. After a " • / - : "vanished In theterfered withthat, It wasdue cbmmenThe Outldo

Hollywood in New LitiA mu\ Iiijj-plcture trade, pupi tln'i-

describes the high iipd ihpnil ^ of|irt"teiM-tlay liollywtiofi: !;•. "peAjllehits «li>o l.«?<iinl sli'lct'jtfriit'rS 1|| inprofune 'la'nguiifie be iiseil ilur^'thiinukiiiK dfrlheKceiieWtirln tlipresenre of'U'urner. When tile raiifiutis

loaflinj-nrouilii- und not iiifdlngic- for any purtlculur sCci1'1

art* Instructed to piny ^uWK'^"•rfstlaa Holdlcrs.' -,1'hla *M

yed every morning un D;keji h}8 uppearnnee on Hit1 fy will

all the ^players. slundliiK wltlCmvei:.tieads' and Iu reverence ..untlii'it' til-rector takK,s his; positiontripod."—Tilt.' OUtlouk.

Pihudeki Hard to Reach1rl» fur irrnre illlliei'ili m w-e I'llcuil-

<kf Ahjui "MIIKMIIIIIII. The I'nfi' Is nHtniiTvr, wlllell Ilieil'llH Ihljt hu l« llnlhui^ tni ti';M»\ ,'is u" IM'I'HOIIS dlfn'over

[who hiit'eii KI> ni hint,.writes I*uiut': V.•Mnrco»«"» in the'.'Snturdiiy KvSnfhaI'ORt. I . . . - , .-• \ '

lie (lives power, hut lll;en to prole;!It fn.in 1" .t • x

~lMW walilrtf-, orrtnei'.-'s. IfUmilii' ti !'&MltfVin,, \ui Kiimuy unit., .NtmatH, Wi " *"

HEM3TIT0HIKO< I.MAMM) on.l liytliin l'luillni;, llrmsllltll-

>iil,' inul nulli.ii'Cvurluu Mrs. W fltruflAa.nent .1(1 Hoinli t';iifin itirtnuu, VttaiftirH, .Tfll*ililiwiti 4.1 M i

uml.

It fmin hehlntl n . . . .s

HcniH, eross-exiiiiiliiiillnn*, IM lint pitrlleulfiii,V, in.1-UHUiilly reJ:elvi'M vIAIuii-M

untl tlt'ltft.'ntloii8 ' tin : TlnirHiIayi?, lit^tween/ ] lint] ,"! o'eliifli. . Tin- fnel.liijit'ollli'jijl inlMaiHiia-Ki'iiilliilt.', ,1" hIin"l!F.(;t(;iiii.of In tin; 1'renltlefit l.i only oneof Hf!frl3r^#'l'leiu'frJ Hint ht'Js' the I'i'ftl

of t i e (/iiVerillneilt.

Sii^i^'^i;illcrniluui

tf^ftOIJN JUJSTttUOKONJAWQtU VlDW.v HTiimo—;D j«r»' tarn-

. -t'i»UUIit nvfiiut!. El Jlora. , llarry If: Wtbcf,

— -t-uiiiltlcr llminiu miil i.laio i•••.iTfelLliv.Suil.

Kv^-mn^nrA§,«rr

yi( I JPlayi Nearly,"''Every GameaAUHtiijol SUrlI(i)(x,'Aus_(iriiIlit.V nlrJeMl%itl^lnt ttfjo IIIVH hVcii II niiMiiUi.-r <»/

^|jb'«KrVjijntiVfl '•onH'fiiljT for .tin* tltlt*

m i t e Tlioil«li' born lit Kl.rti*liull»,vh,F.Htiuth AUKtrallH, 'where he Rl l^- i iv^ .

uiiivi.'rstly, KIIKIIUKI, I/I f_(11/.V.1111 L-U 1111*~^trTKltJ1 "riJ/ofFN^fi'fyCiH'fS li'tiU, *.,il| U'JIMi;lutjiipi(jn imrdltT nf D t i ^ h t n i l ' lliatyeiir. H e IIIIM IKHH nMitfif-T of }||(?

(i>/iu [fj iu, ifi.d JKIS |ilityct] nlutdst, cv-^ r y JB'U.IK* I 'VIT luvitiUnl.- yiiyn>llii' Sy<fjt*?>* ituIIctJn, ,

1 E4» iiialJ^,

Hy viriup of (Jiu iiljwe-itialed writ wf ftjyrr"

let two O'CUKH in Uw itUTt)non vt UUI tUy.1/ AU tfttct or jmxccl of lands arid jircnUVrig, nit-AU tf«£t or imrwl of lands nnd itrt-tofBi1

[r<l, littiitf Cnjuifty otVnidft, nn/t Mala el

»((irt>t; HcwtT, MHfriinry naffer vxtcufltonn; 'vitttf. t-'iwiiH't'tliiiiii t"~ rhiiref/'ivtfU'p find\\\ h'tMfih. A leu lit*/ ( rtMftjrd. * • , ' :

U n i o n ; ' \ / • • • " • • ' ' " •• -•. • •• ; . • •

j , . f.u/t .ft£21.ijicli_iu-4)sdirt«*-rc

i.uc to ttiu IIHIIMUJT tiivtr tmtl tttim Union A'thuo to t)i'.- Jtiiiiw'iiy. ttoer, About 2415 Ihi

iJtritu rlu/iii niiwr/from-;il(illyW(wrf Avcnut... IliirrJiflfliJ A»«(iutf,'-ftl«lfVt 4HQ Unv.il Yt-ijt, * «. .awu-

, -Hcctlon 1 Tlitk a ' I i finch Titrlmrd pfjioJwVA^Hj' «tti)lN»ai«J J'iii;t'» line ofip JjitndrMf and

i»ri»cut K-wit ott (Jofitir Avtnmi itt llollywoyd LflTM*.!) rwr (1/WaftiL: .m«.«- »••-"•

- ^

• emit-f . - . - . . jf New

/if& humlAtifii IIII7D) fret/if*iu (Ji« |HILT»CC-

tiinttMrty Iffifi of K^Mltftli Avvrrue; UjeiiC* '

. «f 4^fitliit/i/iKii'i'iiij<f one [lunilrvd *ftd fifty «nu

•.»<.> MM noiiui AWnua. »t Hollywood

. Hi.Mini 1 ^. TUfit Hie 1>*VU(TN Of AH/ Oli'J fl"Mud (in tin- ilni) tif ftvUttiiAvwiu? iMtfi'fiifcVUitiWcKt 'iWi'^lili* fine and B i^ilni nbuut 800 fc'tKjinurrly. rrottif HollyW/wd Anmie -not alreadyluriDtf' 6'/i>rl¥((ifc atfvlcfld rf>ii/Kdtloii with Uie

j*tt*cr. fc-jm and *r»l<-T m|tn« jfH'aU'd la *ald

ui)d ar

. ror

^t\

«—'

ural iidjustnidit'.-of the' hohlll func-tiuns and crentes condltlonf*pnch fn-vor i—t*- unj other rt.'spli|i|ry In-

1 thepuld

. and

V, nioiyl

' - " " ' • • < • ,

Fuwi

%nimaluniver-

B unr iiii-

frni.tii-:

! tral-

I »In't 1

Strand KetdToJJtnid on 1/"1 the windy

• building e.ir'ii(rid <Jert, liurinj...

Wi-.My (JnviJHl^'k; <Jfrt, I'dmtrf-uj',1 freeze ylf'tiul a tint.-I>ont worry. jfrH, them birdst iioiliin'..„, rrc*e.^-Inditinapo-

in nl

on reglgtr»j,ltn. a

college, -say»' tls,r«»a of-Jeducatfatoaugiirated tii»be;. made. .One of"

J""7

t f c o flan J ™B W«m t ' f " t * l>r«uj!hi [,,rt'h

IHt'. wasVisit.'JJartlcularly

dean, and

A (ifref^yi^ti i^Mjfrl . u i io wild U-tfnniUy liv,*M ut Irv7n2TrmT-^tjj^»nielli find IicditJ, tnii/;h io~|u*r dhJ.Sf.i".7T/lluref the KpuiuJ u?nii* <uwf aim wn'O''"*T (*> opt'ii un ottutinutK drawer.Her Jjjilr ro.se on end, for h*:r f<*nr of.ItiirKi/i^w WHS £ri»3l. The »<oiJi|</ rootlnU'Vl unlJI win- (hjMi^Jjt:(htrr,rli*!' (Jf^iy;er.u'Olfl'U"J'/iTT»'^ « €pi7iali Ut.tUe lUH*r.bqr nt tlmt i i i o n ^ ^ ; ' shril l u-hruJcbroke th« ;:tllliitk.'<ti. Sh*? WUM evi'U"'•'-» H'rrilU-J. tln*<4. hmMcnlj , ll

edoiS ii^r thut lTS| burglar wasr jg a heavy frolgnt truln <»v*;rthe renusylvanht tracltrt a few njlleHaway.—Jitdlanapuils N*nv8, •

»,*.I»H: tor mill (5(/| ftrt|/ftt:t of'rrtirufiBff «Tmlt»ittfl]].{.i(j) tliirjy (Ia>-» from tito pnnwut! at (his

(lit- rHHt'f, t'Jia ntid Wai(rr rualttji' i;i said Atfjet

iwr t-ach 15«> i"Uty firt of rrtioUgo ai follow^:

to a diAiafR'ii of .2- feet I'cyorid tlm' rntb line

" ' 4_X*--'t Jo/lj:. of i J^clt (Crrt e;O»(i pfui1.

i«8t(rl> fllir] 1,

[j'Oiift.jincl M<ir0

*<^* Jitf.uo

SftrK,! ?• .Vnrfhrifur^iy •^«nd c«ur8o on<i

"- J * Houjll-

nmlniug.iiijti? lo, Iw 4 inch extra ia'ar>.111. , ..,n. nmt.,..,,.. ..., .,v •» «IIM rsira Jii'ar>

i-^»wJtuUtf an Iron nuke. -" . . .- . ' , . . •• '• ~ '•••Vic Crattfyril*'»V(».' iii

CMNftj; JNotice felshfpae,

' «WntJins

:&•,'• stop-;?

Sl^'^i™1^^1 . TUEDi.iliciwceut tba if.

Ms; water

i» ujjilF

a #

1Sii4v

•!' /r««A Forge. Afiead^.^-"-',

I Chtil .lately .Irisli'/unlVerslUni mow-ly followed tradltid^ial. llnesi. The. Xa-tlAnul "nnlverslly '.waa ih* Brat, to t%lul.Ilsh 0 faculty ojf cotmlieree nwiud-Itig degrcts, A Iu.. eitiiii;h!s;Jiajj" •" A

feni Wlowed s hy:T.<Trliiltymilch;':ii«VJS»"*^-"- —•-• - 'lO'fli»B'-

heisjat the university, imd wlWilwjn <iii>lolu^i The >irs'*?afe

economic*,':,l«f .6kln«r'sji P;tcouoinlc hlRtiir,*,,,

ie/cial law.-

lt:o.;«fu<-n,,n ,,(>«.i V , " " " " " f ^ ' i r r w i i i a j j i , (•'eittcm-Uii, a , |

"mliitnl :

Soldml Old

i'WCTfl

BW-

•»k

ill±u. i' ™5r£2S_S«a3ils

_—ry

%:mi^k?£*&.*-!

^#f

?m*':> > CBS0X1CLBT , M B : . ••-••;• Hail

)*aa s. WISNHI futdUur

®*-.:"JfHURSDAy, JANUARY 6,: 1927 '•TTerm Two Coll&ra i T i u

, ™, ^ S " Application ofGteCj. Con.^»>y«?«?»« 'tnictioa- ^Previously

n. Appmv*

: iheapplies^ q| thoR-^J^qp;

22!

C*rtenAir*:Praye4A

^ . ^ l o r a : Wreiong disfcusf•ft«e theraixjutl,. powerJof?

haWeti-<oAjt«cau; £

sSfe

luy^ :£t>iii , j<be •.dv'iSv.oiidi'.iitNJiwilrXf *"*r4v n-oqi!)l;;iiul.i'i>r:tljiof; mllllmtX /U'liiii,; th«i, \>f • i p ,

»i'un;jneritj?u»o <?""SpHngfleW ave-I '••An* *,„-„*. . ' ' =

whichh#^b««#tf«^^St .#^«SatK^^l^^^

,J]J4»'manyofwsmade.New tresolutions? i - I f inade,1 how11

.wi l l be jejit? perhaps, with <i; other 5B<><>fl joJd-fasliloneU ideas* XewSYe»> resoliitlona ,lia«>:•., beeir dj^i

It -\jilj. proverjntghty "ffnfi ' t e twite'.";^M>hitiac(&yjn;:;tQ''0pai^^xirBU at ",times otfltlw* people Jf jK>ssible:

:-say notlilpg;-to ilnd thiasitflrpni; Ih jour c^ainiimHy rather tha{

lot>£;vfctt;things^to pick on. ' '' nrhieii i& s to t -a kn,wSk;vto' i ' '

belleve'f stories 'detrlmeirtalIndividual or' to the- ©cantto pjablic «i8«lals uaje^s ,<t,rini-omiaUyit^tsy Me- true,™ !i

rare1 prone.; to.' belle*;

flnally

«s to the outside 4f r the. and the aei4j&e1sf Agreed; titlg the new "iulJdlng ott ja iffte

opposition H-aa expressed at tlio.-.g,,^ although there hid • ht'cnS|pf'at previous hearings, ~'1''rW^aanj.several'talks

"

edTiiuao na well. Sh0 l s a

i thefe^

tfooJafu

...••mnuuj.tt ,» injse an«V without; juipwine. Cran',\*fre<fi^urrelt of tluV*

- Y o r n r ! • ;• •• \ ; ,: "•••'. .'.'. . .3

ic are prone to belietlioy hear anU very litljind them me plenty

the «vil rejiotji it Is false aa

k i O

prd taxpayer.1'd ovei the r<mmltteo off> h i l $

MWIIUW uecaina Interested !{Bets of Musie qpoi^ the l i t '••,\<\:V.'-^':••''•"Durihg my first Month* or hospital

i? • 8lie-;«aya,;*I. felt iflenly tuftgli)omluess and tbo dopr<aslon, Mostofniy 0m«:o* dut# ip«s««a-.at con-cert* and•.'tt«i;.,l-1;'b^fBa;';it9-:'i1ii»fl«l«j;ab^u.'t.iBje.low'ii\*ravlnir;*)r7nm|fiF'iibdwBethsr the patients did. BOt react to

-^W)ltiM,%'|i)il»S:s'uUllliK^s|!irUi^iIvt'^jo* t)rt'*'il ill Hipir Hipn, Imhl

oiei(.;Jji|d;l«H'«iut' (itt JdlS'

I*iaguei?»'tMiltl "tt-ii'ii Hit' liuurnc^OUt of existence. ,;; < •-'; ;' -',':

tf rai Abased lo Wiir oil rat. wereluxttl our otvu- ullutUs on ' ruttrlhe.\ la ,leW_. thuii. it'ij: y«uri^rfwould .be {S,60t> ruts, fo}i'V«r,v'Kjki.child "wttil-.«vlft?E, ii» tlilii coim Jflies all1 iiii|<l"tbi;ii'v'allotu'd «pu»^we.;.i*h'u.ulii. Mil 'jjo, mad.'ifor i>,i»

j mt> Davlis, yi\vp? fitr wrTfulrewthe Clvir.vfiirdiiWrlfc |i(s«'li)i',vnffciuit iCsuSi"; hiiJr-niiw.tiM'.iniiv »• IIII-Rmodern JiwiliiitliiM, \lii jtfie_lii«i_f^»'

-SenrvH—(KM in'iiirtrRTTTiVrrli' MJ:HKpl^niblng iin.il ri"«'rtKiv svpieilis, » IMIIIIilr.v nml ii ii'n-ihniis.iiiililolliii iliihii;roum. T * o ilnritilinrleu uud i| lin.v|iJiniire fnosl leti ' ilt iiililltlniii

'ouiri'err

^riSi^stil

ClMlllf d l l l l l l l l v

Ili'ill "II 11(1 If l-

fh|t

tlmiunit lilli'tl

,rf S7 Usuro,. to auu.l. esfeil lliti 'iIllimll (!,(!()l)lil'lllMlill •-

IMe

unu

^ t iiuiiiHint nll l Im Hie

•etirini

nianj

. I N S T A L L i . . „ , « . „ ,

Plsko Post; Veterans ofVars, and the TjiSfCS A.Lho Pb.<

- h e — f t

eiid.'to".vwijBstetw.would,fhetn;:tn*{ night

iauJ, , j

would;,,!,

?'•" fljidocean Hotels ,«»«•. f.;Ahd'oo^.-lt'l's mliint'ciiii bolitlfil'

_,-<t»,envIl|i(iffwi* b$, a- j'hl|iulel|il;ijflneVV. uf.: hlghyst'iihiltijj."'.!!!*. j jable; proiixjct of j the' imV di^tture.'-ile f..~»..»..- •—• • •dluli

Hii]>i'ipluiK'i(mik' (! '

ture..;'iie,rouf|^ttybe,, ^thmiitfitnty(nomh. inultliijj th? ta^i,Py ,

:»i»d iu,ciinK: at nuy r ^ « f

««re ,iluat%.;liiri,Miij. fl*i,is;

Cufia; "jsemlronies;" J "-;~7 ?'•>:-These/ \lti<! ;li;elwrir«I %,

Dime vice-Ircdlnt- Mf»-J- D- B n v l B " T l l P '«-'" <"«-» are: President, MriL. ,iym,_K»y-

tranford still lias t/io'•«;,]£, I M ; Secretary, .Airs." Jlartha Sear-or calling upon hhn for T . /„„' joroujjh; Treasurer. - Jim. - DorothyHi" tribute to worthy w l M -IViol; Conductress, .Ilrs. 1. A. Cralff;tho TO«nsl)Jp'(( oflicial , , . . » ' aiaplaln, J l rs .JLK-» <**«-• " " "

«ie waves. I3xeee,l|,)Kt ,il0 >i(,|^^HECll lJt i ( iUlJi lkui i i W«i.i

• H o w e v e r . < w i ' . ' i . _ . . ; . . • . • • • A ' . I : f u c e V o f . ' i i i A • « ; . « • . • ; • ••"•••>••• • ' - » : - •

c a r e f u l l y . . . . • • . • . • . - • , > ' - j ; ' - • ' . * « ; • > ; ' •

"However, ccrtMo niusfcat, compost-lions have Slyen, very strong iiidlck-tlon in'experiments of bavlug'\|>enb-flcial elTects; Tho_.flul«in^_aoitbll!«-

•»tratnffrttf?Sc5nI«rt's ' i r a MariaVha*proved excellent, in cases of inso/unlufdr BTliin»l»K ' "

«rol«(jlcul tsifaco of ih(" «>a.

hiilf ivii.vlint i lie in'eaili Hit , - .., innuiri

! the Kplrlieil \v.ii»:p;ii..*'nf sviirus. far MnlllJ.lltlllli'11 (IsiiihlNiled llli'iv l.'.ij IKIMIIfor, i'etoi'iths nf tliv Cnnfeilenite nriii.vll« f lii men. >\liiise*;iverni:e n^e Is IiiiUdi'vcniyllve . ,vcnr». . siieml their tlnli1

phi.vlnj: oljevKcn nr/lislilni; iifT.'llii. |i.lei-.lli.il In utifiiluc 'do Ihe.v I'nlce «urh lie.

' llfihl im li' ti'i;inV vlnlliirn'of the v»-ri—their \vnr—Niii^|ii<il.'iilui,<ti'NlMv: yenrij'HKo.-t-Aiid the.v ;hiiii<.|ileiit,V'ftf liner"'••—'• llsfi'iiors, lte|iiirt IIIIH H thai

fl.ftOO tieiv limnr> iire iiililml InvljjIiiiiTi'. \>-el(il.f'i- every

' • ' • • ' • ' ^ • ^ " • - .

TerNiTtrTlMvrH Ili'^l wditl . ihere .I'nIli-tlic fill! nr'l-STT,:' ,M>V.'iil,\ tin"

fiiiire . h"d u. lil^iiu',v- ili-e• ..l.'iine--*Rj'iiuii. (uvm.'r of i la ' hinil, iiiiil |IIJI,II)II.It? Ili'lUM' tllill SUIM'I'llileillli'll lr«. 'i.'lll!ifrui'i'liiii inaiiy ,veni\s lii'Joi-e. AiiHt oh .iiiiiri'Hnlf hiuf hcen' Klil|i[ied fron"lorlilii, e\i<>iil- lln eyprpiw . H'undrblch : 'ii«,'<iii -In the J,iiiiltiliin;i

KWiiiii|is njid j'lir'rlwr.h.v ' Aruhlift) i'ninBla* to . t.nke I'ontchni'li'illii. where IIPHW loiilled on >:cliniiiii»i'H p\r shlimielit

lo.ihflfiulf CDiif.t." i,-iirii(>niJT«'nii'l iloc;'uril'lirx ctinieTroiif'N'f'w (irli'iiiip, 'Ttift;;hiillt n .low1.' H|iml'e ii'i'iiic' liou«e, fui',1

dfor.v nml IViiMy'iiieni hlffli: with li'hrouilpn"V;h nn • I liri'i' 'riile*. • A. rntuwe ..WtisllllMf i on PHI'Il-'slile. <>f the illllln' lloliie

:! f a JiHt'N k|tciit»n-:iiv.Tl?F--"r(.hft'-y.';-;"';:".1

'T!'e pliin«. It •«I»I»I<», t'ruvi'il :to,- mil-Wjl'iijlx fnr.lhf: iHVI'i'i;'K lll'f'liliv. nmt.fuitil" • h>i|l(lli't;'s renhiincir luiu; - el'weoV

ii>d li.v the iiel'ililiMrl|Oiid.'*'Ilrinviiv,r.'' l..lift'r tluj -iihii?*1 \V;I'H liimtrhl

ii.v n LnnlNlilna !|ij'iin:«>r. ''From the

U:

ROOt.

1 Irl 1::iw

r?-y

fRZkh ESTATE, FOR SALE;VK\V sli-tmnim fiiij, lutlii'luitiiti'j all Ilie laU-aljj'fJS.V'tSHl;!* nwiu/ IllilUti,,.,".."'- * ••' ' [ji| 4ivt!'iu lift v .^.,Imtirmcinroi*.^ lit: lil^t-.i^ld.iltUl «^-tl'iu ur

Cfanttinl,. )ual (^iHipli'li'il, vrr.v"f«lr |>rlro miU.ju»od li'riiia. A real[ n|ir«»Frtmit>-, Many ,ill...liuunr* fiir salt' 111 All frirtn of liiun. klwartl

C, .MoM,lluiii, IIII2 SUBnnllit DVi'liim, Kll/.i|.,ilI'limii, ^iii«»un_u;.lH

S j '

arrnue, . Wmy >^t^ftft'.'jjSl-

ronUUCKWllKAf rail, *r

"*"" l»n ;• U,HII1 AmiforU riOa-Ji;.;,

HBOHSul, *f IHT l»n: rlcii roil. |3.".*,Aiut iltjiii C O I) riionu

tf

[.Ml OTJIKIl VI.ilHf.ll.S liiive Ilie i l iarm u» •I - I'uiujiirt uf lulxiil I^HCot'l'vA^ friJltl pi^ Lolileli

Aii'imi* '.•ri'Ciilinti'U'i', V27 N. .l>liliili iivcnui'.,1'lliinc. 3.11-M.V •

UIM.E Troril t w « , far.V,.,., «™iwil, (JM(. tuacfata '«)>) «o,l .fcf

-OAEAOi'tOR SK for tnil,\ Htls-jlHl.

• rf.ufurVS''.;*»?.ill,ll.il«(i.r«t cujhto^

:fc; iOSt--|i«j|.

•1?

aim

ttoli]futil,

*»1r ,J l» ;c l , l l , | ' 8 l ,U . tU t ( , , „ . , .•r..5u I't'ni,: mU) on, M; iwiaiiii.'.»". An>\r V'U Illllrrmi «ySI5i \

TUB 1IKS*?VL<('E Il-i N. IrtlrSfli Ait,.. .•

l u K<

y!f' '"uliiiKiKiy. lialr -rliitli' t-oi-v.

Tuner

'in Ll",".1 I!!'!*1 •*•''"»'«" W^IST

vofa.Mi

.Very

luiufs.

of lUJklnc

Tartr.

>'01t HA •Oi|it»t'r bullcr withHIKIIIIDII ivi NDa» wali!f -he«t-

cr«nfi>rit

..... HELP WANTED-Malo ;. :,.VVAiNtKll-'tm'al hiiiLni inliaiiiau fur' rr'bhl-

venl Mnoirit L'frrp., iHuru in ftaff tiiUny'iiiau^iir

!KKAOVAT»:I):

ff»; 33 %

iitlfi'rs I'liiiililiinl, H|ilei\iliil oiijiiiftitiHiy • fi)r/rutlit iiiiih. AJrniy I'T't'iV"ti;jf >'f»lrll.i.li.r tLoBiMln.ih,: Kturmij HIM.

,.,, . . . . . „« I ' lmi . tT , I ' r n i n I I H,-n | pliinti>r'R whlnw .TeiTewon' LIUVIH nmt

i-«l"iiTr^Tiriw'-vionvnyn~'\?r;K^rirr^:(-;j'(-

JM.V Iany

ml Cull litlntui nmir* uf; IT-.NnrtU-<\Fwult!, *«at, Cr

: »rk'i ttl. JtiU'tH

EXPRESS,,f;DAliv r.xvnr,m J i

Stctndardiof; Youihihi'.'a_iiiUuu,.,'i«-ll^_^.^Li t o U i W tfa»

repute, u <.III1IIK furtiip ngo vt ten, felt nlylii'/i l l

' I! i t

ixilliejnnn,

"ThewfiiTe l

nml Cull iif ilie

nuimi,, Uliiii

rII, ,J 7i ',;"',''

t u

SuhMi|iii>nll> hiV

nle iirniii','i'niin(< In jiiiri lui"i> tlicllre caliilc K7'<j in ic- w lili A (,'illfiiliip> »f I,7W» feet, rm $ri.i"l''),I lie fiiiinpr I'lenldcnt "f tin1' <"'OIIllMIIIe .SlHlliy_flUllll| IH'llCO til—llf'HH-

«nlF'iir Vi i ' <IIIM""OF IIIH rn iee i . I l lsHire. Inn nun ilci'ph ullnilii'il In it,fun. II/IMI for leii-nni vt hi'idlfi Hilil

l-ut «n»iM^*nrtii c|/lMT|i~iiliP iotf

WOMAV ur I'lrl for il.tc riiiJtitll,*«i uooj* ftiulrnru r<ir clillilrt'ii. .IIH. II. lt.fi'niiitiMi. l»?Ciiiitt'iiilliil • rtn-iiim. rr.i,if..K« ' *•" "IIII Kllllinl ilfillllf. IMiit

Hil, nrlllilt. 3'HI 1.

'••''.'•' Y O O N O w iTIIEIIR urn piijllloiu. optii

iromn, u

»«iiuo.

^TOy»iri»i, iiira(V

„„„„Crun

*r, Uw.

a«i»any

»*ay ttl^ y

" e r o

MM. Arnold' withof flouer" ' " '

1-' ^ ir.

cellcnt errect,.: We are •still eipen-roontlng wifh othvrti and ore makliigsteady advances lu working cut tliopsychological effects of. v^Joiii sortsof music." . \ ."""*. , . • ; •

. ' Dutch Labor UnionaWith o. nienir/eralilp of 102,442 on'

>'llr»l>. doen ioiir fulher piuyfl

.• "Well, what (iocj) ||O .ijuyi.J i i , .l'™rtedl,.,"lk,,)ll,};, UieiTr--'™

'And doen lie KinBj» Je,sniidj friend. •".

• . , uLMHiriei?!*. :t...„ „. wumoeranip of 102,442;on ' claimed the '

January^,: last, compared with 170,020 vvouiiyi't niuiidJanuaryl, X02*, tlie ^etherland Fed;. Jfnpizlijtv-verfltlon of Tnfdo Onions, the .rcjru-.'iar Socialist-controlled Dutch labor or-ganization, has more"- members than

I hit

llllilflllllg BIIII.' lV'ufor lliat!1'—'lln»r>

years.

* '

l i-ivi^ the

bo

tERMAN SCHOOI. NEWS

7A grade entertained In A_• ofi !Riestlay, with, a musical

E m. Gladys Klioufi snnfr a«o)qiolin solog were given by Ar-PVefi«spi»tB«" Bctfoiiipahfoii li,v

„ , .v^uiuiuij to reports prp-sented'To'ifiB'-Oitober eooventlfln o ithe federation In Utrecht. It waspointed out, with regret, that whilethe-workers of Holland wore dividedalong1 political and religious linen, theNational Industrial association; whichtakes In employers of all faiths iu)dpolitics, already had enrolled 1,4members- /W.i«~'—--

*od- in Newpicture irade p,

hfgh nod nipn.liollynood:."'"!

Pilsudski Hard to ReachII In fur. mure dlillflilMv ».«' Pllinid-

(Ul• thiui MuHKullnl. The Cole Ix nBOldler, which liieiinn tlmt he IK notlulu; on lill;. » / n i l pernoiis illscoverwho hiiveit go n( him, vyrlteft IMIIHC I1'.MiireoHKn/ in the Mniu'riliiy Hvfiiliixrout. ._ ; , ; ;

Flo l«v/'» poiKT, hut likes (o protectIt from behind n cuiiioulhiKe. l''iirl'lii!r-ttipre,. tie rowing/ cross-exiiinlnuiKmarid.. lii/'refore, Is .tint piirtlciihirly in'-

ili>' UHunlly fi'cejvcN vlsliomand' (ii'lc'Kiitliuwv on /'^'liiirwhiyit, he-tviecn'l ;iVnd .TWiock;• •.•Tlio fact tii'nlolllchp IHIHHIOIIII Knivliiiio, lo him InWfcjil of to tliB IVejiidi'liI"IH mil)' one

I.KA.MMI mill njiliiif, I'IMHHH, Hiltnit nrnj' nuitini? t'orrrTiia. . Mr* JKi.Chesen. ill) HmiHi/tiMl,*.. -*~ " - - " •

nml llull, .ID Mirull

4,4 I I I/Html Dti'mii-/ Crufura..T«l«-• If

l»o you wuilt a rpowo|(ta>jt(^ig,«)!<'J

v U U U NlXABETH >I(){,I

4jmitd MII-CCIU'W'jmwil

/ iii»tf«t<lit.

fl.

"l|5€llUlila

uif. W MKm. t;til.

I O » i«r>ml l>r ,ur, ) HI

ra tlirri 1' Wt

Hint ho IM tlie realTniiicnt.

.•nco or vviiryer. .When the nijfluns . L.%ri —""— ~^ire loaSng'around ubd not pifdlng / 'jrljiyijrNearly Every Gamenuslc for uiiyijiMrtlculur gceiBthey; " LtilSiMot StlrllnR,. Ainlnilla'H dldeslir« InstjBUcliaPto-plfly onlyj'ffeurd,jjiiAftlpWn «i— '•'-• •jhrlntlM" • - • « » ' • " " - •

A grade received the folloiiards from, tho Pnlmer Cijrn

veinentr E

. Hayeck,

S«^IetterhoUSc.

^baskotbau.team aylTO on Friday.\^i '

del

, — - mo oiooae moved leisurelythrough the business section, quite un-awed by nutos, trolleys, and humanbeings, ^frer,* thorough survey beTatitsticS^iH. ftid woods;'. No one In-terfered witirhls,.vi8it,:. but the =factthat" it waa'tliaed so nicely eiciteddue comment among the Yankees.—The Outlook. . . . "

nro Itistjr.ucli^] - lo ,,. _„_„ Soldiers.' "This I1U It

pluyed every morning a» pi?ilill'jmnkeji his appearance on the & wlijnU, ,the_playcr«.-stunUlns witlipovvo<heads niid In reverence untH|ie di-rector' takes Ills pon!tripod."—Tlie outlook. die,

_ .

Neceita)ihrune« in

^iltlci^I), who IIMH lieen it ini'iiilii'r ofAu/lrnHiui ptjii'iuiieut for 4.1 yi-iirn

_|iSfcouiitry'» conteiii(/'r for the )ltlifefW-World's-inoHl Inycterntn B|iftrf»

ftfiXlC Tfidujjli— born ill. Klrift.hulli.vii,-Koulli AtiHtruliii, tvlurre ho *!lll IKI.'H.llr; Stirling: represented I'limhrMp!unWnnilty, Knglaud.' In Hie Inti imi-verftlrj* 8j>orlK .5(1 ye».rH nyu. i..id IVIIH•'.hiuiiplon hurdler of Kn;:l>mir lhat 'yeur. He tuts lu'on I , ,^JI»^ - ' *' •

KVKXINII. _„,7 at 8:30 jpjs'i

:u ttiiiftlik-r dm tt>lh/wing-:anifi-^-U'd. by nut'ii niHove^eiillltrr»u*il lliitxebl >vlll tm siin Iw'lifiiril 'coiii'i'fiibiir L»y«l* uMirovDjiunt.".

miirrii mrtVi'r, minllnry.«iHr«r.e<teulit(»(^>j|fltl pirul$ i-i,iiiiL'('lliii]ii 4u lunr&r.vq'blcj' Ant, go^ mg lliijKiiiiilrAVtiiiH', L'ruiforA't-• . . - ' > ' , K ;

fli> It Militlnril l.» Uii^T<j«Mlifu CM])U|ilUVi,rIlli.' TiiH'inuil|> of l.'miiforil. In Uie O j i n l y oftJillon: ' -.vV-:'^ .'.'•::";:.,":••••.••-.•• •' (fiction I. Tliiit if 2i Jiirli |n ilbmckr n>Iiifiircwt. ivuuriltt pltivt- dtorm.. IKWef . I* con

on Homri.AveiiuiT from Hutchilcfd Avt*•irucim•IUIJ l,i („„i"l« lu (In" :t Alll|

iho IMiiuuy lilrtr and'frois Un tun Ai'e-llu.' llnliwiD-1 Illtrr, atom,'2,115 llil»l

tin,/ mi IS. iitii* IrtinamUer reinforce..v.u Kloilii fewpf/frolttillollyufpod Avttitfu

., Iliinlillilii ATl'lilli), HIKHII JOU llilial frfl,

MM'IIOII 2. Tbst ,:* 'lS^illdi rltrm»U jylpoKunltury newrr liQ Cifa]itril*&'(! froia Iliu c la (ifjTiiu-iit wjwtr 01% tiPHUl Aft'inm <•* ii«n.i.—AJoiitu Mtrnuo st Hollywood

««urt'«WHH SBO tavi Kajitvrly from,oil Aiiim.i wllll »muh«lc« auiit i l tu l l iiii '.i. Tbst Ule'On'ueri of Auy AiiU'All

"mm

the dry nlr pnsxliig I\/II ic[H uliiioros so" much im rihanfy. This breiikai-Dj/' i liut-

oral adjustment of the holll furic-tlons und creates conditions It ch favor colds' nnd other resplr|t ry In-ft'ctlnns.

Relief-A" llfletn-.Vfiir-i.ild arlrl. who with her

' m u l l * , I I - " " ' ••"• " • — • • '

iii'iUytr.^ Niitli... ^. Muuh Hie '•owner* of jiuy iaict'llllImiil on tht llrte ttt tttitiUl Al'tliuPjljtlWci-iv tlioVVfnt fowimlilv lilie u d a Pojut Htioiit KOtt foet^anU'rly from / llollyrfood Aniiuo Hilt alr»i(fy

/iBKBIifi^ff SAtKAlii; Wt»iM»»y* of 'Stir -Jit-

V. Tuyloc «. «lik',.(bfteilaa**,;. n . / g . (of joMn jof ilMiHjMirct) pfeml»9*. .V '-, V..'' '- ' - ' i_-». lly rlrluo of -ill®- &hihe'2i*uQ'WtU ot Stri.:.fuciuB to vjlttilitxim I tiMtl cs^^# Ait ml»toy "uliifc «MirJiie, .»t ibi' f(K«lar* i M ' i a ' H i e .•«irl tlloiiBV, Hi (««• Cltj"\t:.mi**xib',' X. J.,

l o l l ' : ' ' v •• ; • . . - 7 - ' . .. ' , . ; j » , • • •

fEi.-m.Aiiv, A.. ».. i>rrf

'All tract M w t i l i r lin.ij and i7tia;«ti. «i|- ,j)t#, lying and brluj; |ti dnj T<>WUVIE|I Mj*»n-:

Ihe N'drlhK«»ljrl>'-*^. of_ — . i!!*Uiit ??ouiht7CAie ly 4l<mjl

fi« l iH.t^rf t^t frosi rii« OitirtK-r of M«ill»r,n .v»«iiio. Hiili tflr

f iiirj Kioaie.iaiii Kariiiwmtfrijr tM*

SL

* fiUiiiir*.-.V.-MJIJI* f t '0 .0^ feel |o Uf* fine of tuiil*'

^qW or 1itTfi\£rly tit UU JU. Tag*; Hl-ane* VwiQ-v

Ituvlui; a vrlvnu* Kti\ic» tifntitetititi with Uieft-WIT, t a i nri'J water ra*l;ii Joc ttiT la Mid, Ku* un'i water ttjtUii iQciUd la Mid

j.' (;>0) (ljiri>'day* from id* *«—'— -• ••-•

1 — ^ *r»/^

fjifiifly- I1V(.'M' uI ifvliigUHl,. uivoktinlxUl nnd licar.i, mucti _i«" lier dlKcnm(Uure/ Uie sound (in If snrm; o;t« tvastrying, to ojM'n yun oltfcl/mjle ilnnver,Hor tmJr rvsi.* ou end, for l»?p f'-iir o/

1 'tJiiu'iirl uiiilJ HKI' tfimiprJif'-fimf ttw tlrnw

nvvmiv, ior rai-ti (501 fl((f fat of i^omaae nhallmtlilui <;;0) tliirirdaystfom Uie psasiee of this

jur cath (SO) fifty tvvi of frootis^ »* /oUtrtvn:

to a (f'Htiincu of 2 feet IwyoiiJ (fie curb lino.„ ^..,...M^U u* J *eo[ iwyojuj (fie curt* Unp,tho «(.t'ttrjti r'tniiottliiit ta file wwer V trjinclK*lo l/« 4, fed loffjf,' of 5 lncfl Wfra totU .pffe,

| ilia rcwjt/niiiK -i>ifti to be i Uidh exir* hvary

["/•ifadi^,,fix hufidrtd

K " ,*' "«l!t «U»lIlilliiiKfd-iinrf-pjjrl[»««! , JB^paral

I tuimlrcj./,»,/ , ( l iwin, urnl tiai'«wfy tnniiuiiii,

HIAXK A. KMlJ

*; Ili^irv NorUi- •-

^ « J :

.Vtviuj.m

ferslty of.>ui}ii«ar."f«W IdaiMltalon.

itanVj-

. c«4)iH}' ri: • • •/NOTICE felgbtrinp.," ftVWindlri^*

**;; crftninis.

•Sj^-KailS-

•.HANFI1— NOTICE k

tlic ortiiAni .'<>*1Ar.c-yjffof thjPS

*^rv:alppfr'

TWS,'Itjfi*if!rtwt!t'> 14c i i / ' - •'

ame Is l 0

October j

, f tn*-«feif

•lnjf-cltnV*.|^

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l;ft:;j»1

^

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n- -• ^ ; • • r

v/ ' " / - . . . • • / / / • *

Martha Martin

„ neigh, 1 am «JasppyV -1 am always • so sorryXioiare not happy. And

vi "not nearly sp bappy,•lbh Ihcy. were.rrajiay }o cat, but, oh,

~T7ofi times and when! -Siult. Horses uren't11 while they get tired

r mould not be pushed• • .• 'i _ • c

makes mo feel hnpplest,n.never given any treat-

"."Siu't"i>t the Jjindost arid the1 t i m e s . '•••'•• ' v ' " • • . - • - • • • , ; • -

lwnys loved.. The farmer's•tore Hie. They glvp mo

"'» lilss- nio ;in(J they pat

*to FPC a tiorae with his head down."Horses don't put their lieaibi verj

far down," and, Niijwny, It (.cemi tnDie that It Is butter ior a horj.e tobe allowed to biviiaturiil. It M<M* kudreadful Tcn/tuku n hort-e tlo MIIUUthing tha't nature didn't Imrnd him todo. '

ult utiturri lut*-h(Ted~"HrTi To" TiTTTe"bis bend 'wjiy 'up she would Imvo

'•'•wkrftns and li

Loved. ,Tho Farmer'sAdora He."

me In l ' \ hnrn, nndkvnd I tvinjd very

ivo S.rJr at oil so' • • « * , .

1 n never given' Oh, Hint Is thojf nnd my neck

»i i'd hnvo tlietn

hey will noi'"ADd best 0Hrheckrsln to'u'

i best or nil,' *r,e free to

move.

| * hav'iif to wear§< veins' too cruel

that it, Is allmaki

i liorsei wenr thesVeheclrflmV " ^ •"They say that the horses 'ilon't

• mind them. Dut let down one ofthose clu'cSrolps and Jtisnseo liow thehoWe moves his neck ns though ItHad been BO uncomfortable before.

_ sny thM It

mode him that waj nnd If she minf*different homes to hold their hi'iiilidifferently then that n.is the w.iy eh<-

'meant it to be and lur work hliouldStnnd, '•,-' '

T o make n horse go miles nndmiles wllh his head pulltd 'uuy Imilc-!-«li. It Is so cruel.

"And II (seems they like to do It forstyl»-rliy ;they">l-niean those peoplewho do these cruel tlilngi

"Yes, they'd'rather lime n horseuncoinfdrtsble and miserable; n Bond,loyal, faithful," Kteadj hop-e—thej^lrather, have him. uncdinfiTrlnlilc and.tiilswulile Ihnn go without uhnt theytiilnk Is a little 'style.

"Oh, dear, how I would like to seethem going, along—Ihese p<n|ile ulm ;

link It l.i so 'styl.lxh (n hn\e hnnlsheld back—nudiiittve llu-lr hendi held"way. up. , '"'' '"•

"Vca. I'd Mike to scothc piojilc wholo Ihete things havo the tamo thing

•n to them. Tin n they'd knowow horses suffer and how uncumirlnhle and wretched they lire."These people ilon't setm to uiider-

slnriil. They ncein to think It Is allright, thnt tho hornes don't suffer,thnt the horses should keep theirheads uj>._ \ ' . . • "

"M least that Is what they wnnt totblnli' nnd so they think It.nnd mimyof thi'iii argue with my'mauler whenhe brgi them not to make their hortfcdwear clifiKrclns.

"Oil, Uear, ' why nro there such^ stylo? The'horso with this•A miters for'filylo and yet

Ciiimot unUcrMnnil it. And I. a !>nppyhor?e, « h .rse loved nnd well-treated,

tfiuMtu; this appeal for thoseir«es nutCsn well trented."Do all win ran to neo that these

horrllilc, tlghVi heckro'InB nroii't lined 1ivc bInnkM<j to put over horses

when tho rain {triples diiwn and whenIt Is cold. And/Vy to Bee that .others•ftke cn-re -of tWclr^horses.-- Oh.- do allyon can, people, for horses hnve al-waysJjn<i1f your friends. Do ns faith-

i ns they imvo been to you.'.'This Is tho earnest request of n

happy horse who wants other hors.uato be trrated as he Is. • And try tot

rYour Sweetheart!ahdwriting

aGood Memory?doti hi* "IV exac

u of MB t bars wlt'iyou mny be mire

meinofy, jiartidltarly Ift h e ' w r l t -k

Thlg new screen »tar has tho lead-ing rclo I n ' T h e Weddlnfl March."Miss Wray It rtgardtd In motion picture circles as tho find of the year.

<THE WHY ofSUPERSTITIONS

I R V I N Q K I N q

VEST BUTTONS

yog know 'they should, bo trenteil.Horses cannot talk huilmn talk—sowon't you ppcak for themY"

j

WHAT THE GRACIOUSHOSTESS SAYS:

Dy DELLA THOMPSON LUDES

THE LUNCHEON TABLE

THE luncheon table should1 bo nti-turnlly lighted—not with-"candies

ns In tlie dinner inble, unless, ofcourse, the room lit a-dark one. In thatcase the curtains should bo drawn and:candles lighted. The table Jtifelf should

' be bare, that Is. not covered with thelongclolli which Is used only nkdlnnei—a custom which the homDronker whodoes much of her;own w n k , o r towhom, ns to most of ns, t i e laundrybill Is n matter of economy, has gladly

; welcomed. ' ;: . • .' -'•''""Dollies otiose, ' :rossstitchcd

place <^J . .J* jer with filet. lac» Ir^'" nte; The lot-

« on the re-' •• only.kind of

- ., 3 used with• - • • • • • • . . c l o t h s m a y

mist alwnys{to bo used,[ *uom. One

>K Ot-

WHEN I WASTWENTY-ONE

DV JOSEPH KX.YB

n p O IjOSIl n button of! your vest—' I more, politely walsitcont—Is n-nlgnthat your luck will chance for the bet-ter. 'Ihls common Huperstltlon labased upon tho laws of sympatheticmagic—Hint which, • Is associated InIhoucht Is iiKSocluled;'1n fnctr Tliovest button Is n'fastener, It "binds"or eoiillnef. coiiivthlnit.. »ud that Some-• td'liiK Is a Rurinunt, which Barmetit, byIho laws or coiifnglous mui;lc.lifiH, bycontact with your person, become Im-hued with .vour. personality. Now badluck iiiAyhuvo hecoi;io n pnrt of you,have enten'd, as It were, Into your"ej;o," arid tlio vest button binds It toyou ns It hinds or fastens the vest toyou. The vest button files ott nndIho binding force Is released—nt leastpnrllnlly. Tho bud luck llles olT with4!JK i»iltim. This (lui'H inc of kwlng «mlhlndliiK, plnys a very;prominent partIn uuperHtltlous lore, works entirely bysympathetic mnglc nnil Is n prlmltlvoconcpptlon. JIuny of * tho mom: tn-mrtus customs of the tinelents werotmtii'd. upon It nnd people living to-l l V

Into.used,tcntlon

f TtTtlmportnnt pnrt of their niaitlc. Weconstantly see It appearing In thecurrent superstitions of our own land

l'

;to- a good memory Ab-nnd an ubiindinre ot

of medium pressure aro[llenttons of good ii'wnoryIng looks dirty or cure-

;n the fact !i plain that;ioor faculty of orgaolza-part of tlio'wrltiT and a

inatlon to be pllp^hodriling, nn ntni'iicn of »e!I-ere, Is almost Inv.irlnMy

a keen mumnry on thewelter

and "t's" nre niadej> In upright tin ii }oii will[ter's mind concerned with•oadlly able to IIIMIOKUBlive people- Vr]t*} niak4^-tl^

remember a lot of thing ijuhjrct that-confuse and'in"but tlu'lr nuuiory ,1alot good.. ' r

glnn nrid lines on the levelood memory.

He Critical?' .nature can- get the owner

ttfjj/; quickly If doslrurtlreiyr who .criticize with the In-lfelp are often nil*iinder.

s t o o d .These pfo-:) \y a r ef o u n d tr>w r i t e , t-buTB witha s h a r pp o 1 n t ' tothe. rightn n d • In-s t e a d ofm a k i n gs h a r pp o 1 n t e d

.oToopeilTeTtcrs'thcaVIdopsiiided. TIio habitual critic,

ifc.lng for the fault In whaNiks at. Is constantly.maklrs

B's's nnd "y's" with npoint. Such formation ofWvjj niLjiLcUiLallon Jto_jMn£luigue. SiVrciism Is connci't-tho critical trait In such

•tit. Mirny angles are to beI

At Twenty-One: Dan Beard, Famous•Stout, Was Earnlno *4 a_Weok. \'

( I A T -THIS time, nfter doing somor * * apprentice work as n civil; cn-\glneer, I was hired nt the iminlllceiitsalary of $«• n week: And how <lo-you suppose I spent the %\ I earned II was the youngest son nud? i hadalways.to wear the cast-offinecktiesof my brothers, and tiow' that I hadmoney of jny own, I. determined tospend'It according to my own sweetfancy. I therefore spent' tliq en-

tire week's salary on neckties.—DanBeard." - ,

TODAY: Dan Beard goes down Inhistory, ns the founder of the firstBoy. Scout society from which thegreat English organization of boyecouts sprang, lit) Is one of the hiostJjclovedineo in America; the ldqli.ofboys, who sec in the celebrated.woods-'man tho Ideal type of manhood;

Nominally, Dan Benrd Is Hated Inthe books as an Illustrator,' It wasns an artist that he llrst won hlsfamo.A drawing of n fish, shown Jokingly totlie art editor of the Century Jline, was the- key. that opened '.thedoor of tho new career to him f formerly .ho Irad been a map maker. TD3

"' "'_ \tool£,.:the (lrawinc_jiway,-wltilater sent Bfltrd a clicck"if.

••"•' . The' slgjd 6f this colly

How It StartedBy JEAN NEWTON \

"SINISTER"

O UK understanding of tho \|ford"sinister" Is Bomethlng wrhng,

dishonest, corrupt, something In wl\lchlurks harm or .evil, as a sinister on^eno r n sftiljiter fnce.'"' V•TCho literal meaning o f the "worll,

however, Is nlmply "left." Its originalBh^nltlcnnceAjnerely^ something that nift--pe'n'rejS or wn«/d<ine oil the left wAhavo It fromVtho Latlu "sinister,"\| Whenwhich Is thj/opposlto to Mexter"-or'J and 1 d"right," And Just as tho word dex-lfreofriterous, ^ifeanjng skillful, was prlgl Washesnally npplfed simply . to something Van bt.done-with the right hand, so "sin- \ Thoji

|in(le.(r"lelt ef Sv''Sirolng person who has no de-|fp'rin anyone or perfect otiy-

i person who Is not criticalknown as the good-natured

Jut ho Seldom accomplish^work thnt lives after htm.

(-bars Indlcato the writer11,-0 to extremes In his crltl-

Istcr" derives its un^lcasnnt' slgnin- Ppnornl medium—often small. Vercanco from the circumstance that tllfal 0)frora- ancient times the,left side hus cotumo^Jto- the conservative type,been regarded ns unlucky. - Much f>rjer Is Been In this style of"•'"S6~lh'"inb<Ulrii' worj)n"^vo constantly wrntluj'pItr£lD9 are."exact nnd linesfind concealed ancient liollefs.,; and are \ ri; l b t fi d thsuperstitions nnd bits of history—enfolded !n a syllable or a nnmo.

(Copyrlsht.)

ords aro written far apartare, low, when writing Is

argo bold strokes and flashyd curves, then tho writerossified as conservattof' tliis person's wrltln; Is

mgressmen Play

Jar i-s vfU i l w t l

r:?>*z.u.:Z\e i ! Cljdc Kdly of rcnni"£l»nnln Is the champion norse thoelr. a rr'*-'—t^d 1.M a bilt to pro%e It—and Iiepresentntlvfl W. Trunk

tp

£-:.'«» to K*lt}'s technique Heprcsnotative James (left)f> .i jx. i iers In the imdtnt und .noble barnyard game.

an? gor JIcGraw FearsBucs Jlore Than Champs

The KB<it an t, .e\ery !:•

: ; c *- '<>.! i

l.'ihloiko! J fr.J JI <~rawOutl r'rj rvcr,.-^ x.i. -i j-Jans wldi'i

he.LeI.vi:' * ^r.: j;-al «} ..• Gijijfi In thethlik o5 ^ i I'.T T4.U, tli- wtfr.i'iNtw To^t £ . _ M ; I T t:.« 5: JUjtcJ hisbelief tfc->l E-- lMi-liarsh 1'ir.itc,wor.id Lj a l~:J.-.r u^ia tn btat thantKe iSeh of K<.;«f* Hc>m>.lij.

^Vlcnf^s two' i-t^riuut and theworld series sLo^3 KJS^ the Curdluals

fldt'iictf. ir-'d"ihti nili lie'ii big as-set," h<i saM "ii&xtft'T, 11JO Oirdi-

s are tioi aa oa'jSioiJIns club.'I'lttsbiirjSs wiil i« dungerous. 1

believe Itoraey H«-jfus.s ::ju<3e a goodmove la pictisj IV.E> I?a*h as innn-ager. HI* SLZZZf^ittMKs j»uis a l(»tof sparlc la Ll i ' so j i , nnd he Is apretty FBiirt frifoi- pa a ball ik-l'd.In my opinion. Li-,Is a big iuiprovt-

it over M^Kt-ri iIe.1" /,Ic<:raw eirrt-.i;r:3.5»? view that tlie

Pirates' chaacss o? r«'£yluli>s the bunt-ing woaiJ <I«r«a3 ia a large im-asureon the ccC'Kti^a.rf-Sioxlstop Wrightand BaiftV ai.i:i!j- to "straighten 'out

Captain of H3ini

Here Ls a ptccs ct .Eobprt Kcitsch,oeiv Cnltersi^r c i Bllndis foothallcaptain. HI* t«ai^i-ciiie»" named him•Fighting E«&.~ wtk&ls ibe best kindof |te3t!taor.ral to tls.jilodt, Keitscb." a resMeaSr"cr x-iford. Ill;, /hasplayed twc^l^ars t t center and .its'considered fc« of the best centers in1

:*fi History: . ' •

back-hand wrltlnjfis* quit*

FOR THE GOOSE—

are\ ritfvavy but firm and on thelevel.if bars aro1 made evenly andtermlhs are mostly short.

Alr&gh the writing will be flow-ing Iqjlppearnnce, tnnny times it Isnevort^less full of points and is an-gular Jst'Jof the time,' '

5tnn,tlrjies the words will be con-nec(ca.iolften ail of the Initials Inthe 8ijlt/ure will be connectei. T

bejniisalngvjuid: Instead^ tfiftstrobe Vh be brought up on the right

tll°i.'jR?lV.' stroke. Scrljjt-will-.beneltheri

Tfoa might not bo able to tulk^mor*.than your neighbor, but you can al- , - -:ways conaole-yoursclf'by beln" able to d o n?^lUtoa more.

•m<

You don't know how muqh" you canstand or how little you canSllve on.UPyou tr)-. ...- • ... > -

..."No" t a W less wrltln* thanbut a whole lot more sayln':

v f O R THE OANpER—

I ^ ^ y o u ar«5 ; n tats ybnT" A "clay pot Is\brealt and hard to men

'.x Is hard to brenk, bair \ - ' >!,t>s,°3 ffootl os new.

until othi'.

written by the conserra-.I be closed.. These peopletoo much. ' . . 'aot mcikf itnal jua«rra«ntana In wrisinB »r» itudi«A

The Enro" i n y kinds"PP'.e and ItS

ind hawtllosycamores, ltm«and .flrs.but-to the commonStates the mis

iitletoe-' •,',••-;•n "mistletoe Brows on:rees, particularly the

e relatives, this «erv-eoiuetlraes.iiao, on

poplars. loeust-treestly on oiiks (contrary-

I thVnlted

»hardwood trees from3llssourt. and souths

High?*Ray*lonslriered by ined-

"'CO through Uff, ac

Mclnnt* .Seeks Huriers ', aniirJfew Third Saaker

ct-tijt . P iE irs , one of the.several ti'ana tisii srxt j-tar.wjll takeOrders frorrs r.*ir £c£3 bosses, does notpromise « ctoKTrSfisiip team for 1527,but he eipec^s t j £=3 a belter berththan seveiitEi tr el*.-ih position 'Inthe liajrae st isj irj i ' / . •

"ilind ,Tec^ I ar= urt claiming thepennant," t « * s s l l "T?at 1 • canBee where1'scrwlcrjrort'riest enn bemade,. Tfes* rs^e c t s t T^ar in theKationa.E-fess^ <^g^^ 1-& l*f- &p openone Trtth-Ere'er <£x"!t2as' real con^

Mclonis ,6*r!enB5t tt» rhlllies. al-ready possess1*!* srinanil I t ,IEs Tt*itcouiage Skeep'and c i i l e «.?;=•are oeeil>Ti.^ He Is l''c"=2T &r »

man. nzl ihurlers.

bn<3>

Arnold Horween Coaches

has

cepjed as c~a to utar'a to Cambridge c f « r«=> s^le T - m ? *Z° u

becase fcr..-=nr tSat -ti e xlLIttle com-mittee bad pa«wd Hers-eaa a contractfar a ^ 1 S {rtfcin

' The Ilaltliiiorj> Oriole*) will tri»'u atAulmriiihile, Flu , next tprlng.

• • •The world record for high Jumping

fur piillfe doss Is 31 feet 3 Inches.• • • \ <

Any time Mr. i>l nip«.py tlrei ofluiKtlillj lie can always write his

: . Oilskin foothiill pnnla^forwet p-ld-irons probably should bis followedb y a n o n - s k i d h n l l . •• ••• .

• * •

A north wind eoea tliroUKh .a chlf-.fon stocking Just like Ited (Irangegoes through, the line.-

John' P. (Slinno) Collins will lendIho I)i'S Molncs feiun of the Westernleague afaln next- season:

T . . • • . . . » • • • " • • • • ' . '

"ISUcky," O'Nclil of Oeorcetown hnsklrked H out of 10 tries for, pointsafter touchdown tlila. season. '

• • • ; 'Xlrk Allen liag^lfined nnotlier one-

yc iir contract to mannge the St. I'nuJclub af thcr Amerlcari association.

— - : - - « . . * _ • - . . . • , - . - . * . - . .

William .Aihini Wchstcr of Sheltoo,Conn., hns been elected cnptaln of the,Tule footlrall tjleypn for next year. • •

Toimny McMillan, veteran lnllelder,lins been slgneil as manages of the

kngue. • / , •• *

JHrownN foothnlj_tenni_ot jjron jnen^."re"c.»lN i n k s old 1*mil of Ibss whichtt(HL through eleven Kaims without a

Vnbstltiiilon, siorlne <i"9 pnlnti in ft• • *

A foghorn on tin I>-le of Wl(.hthas n range of rJ u lhs Thli hi atsanyihlng Mnce Chit Jlhoinas ga\t \ipcoaching with Trls Speaker's Indians.

. - ' V * • ' '••. ,

Detroit players W"ho questionedGrorge Morlnrty's jcyeslght and Judg-ment lust1 mimnior are sure .to spenda few restless moments during thewinter. : -

. ' " . ' • . - • • • . ' •

Ty.Cohb tajs he resigned becausehe saw.no hope.of wlimjng a pennant,for Detroit with the inateclal (it hand.We piiull now hear from'the DetroitI)l,ayers., ' ..'

Grovcr Cleveland Alexander; heroof the 1020 world series, was oncea telephone lineman In Nebraska. Illsfirst baseball Job. paid him $50 permonth.

Of .the Cl" niembef-8 of the fr?sli."|man class'.nt 1'rlnceton till except si:sre ncti\Vly, .engaged In athleticsf-howlng a prefiTcnce. for tennis an<football. • • /

- . • » •»—r-—--—7—

When Intervlcwid ds to the Jir:mptlind^if^ saving money, /Tyl»aPthaU'»'first nillllonnlre plajer,plied: "Just let the other fi llospend It" .- '

; . • • • '•"There; Is not cnougli cold In

Banquf- of France^ to-Indnre-TiKfjbecome a'professional tennis pisaid Ki'iie r.ncoste,'world'sj/flm.tehniB-.i'liomplon'.-- ,'-

- ' " • • ' . • . .

Snndy" Herd, vetyrtin Brltlsh/t'

First Get~With Pei

If you're golnR to be Byou'll want to gelttnua with old- man .

Torrent) <Personal I'ercenria the

ball plajcr nintflfa uSHtheinntiral .kind; pf cJiajp—

«Jw nyi aiipeurs at the'end of a column 'of figure on a score,sheet kept by'aboy on tlie side lines. Sometime* -

fere isn't a sco~re~old Personal Percent Just the Mine—liul-lble hut mi idt-jfoJ),,

When he's Intfilblt', watch oqt! ''Last wtnier. In Tijlulo, Ohio, Gait

riorn ne\er had heard of PersonalPercent, riorn wns 11 forward on tho

Ibhy High Hrhnol team, nifd a pretty'id one—evecpt for-enc m.ijor fuult.

couldn't ulioot a ba"ket from onozone ot the llnor—an area

to tho rljlit and ullghtly back ofclrilc Flora had a habit of

(„»» the side line fast,«lijo step nt right angles i obe mm ninnlng nnd tryingnun nn off position. The rc-•lably, wns that ho

one side of tlie basket.?d tn make the ".hot.Justxildn't seem to realize

wni missing *<3. P. Ilonser, decided

iglit to meet old PersonalHell Hoii'-er dl\lded the

.court up by Imag-inary l ^ i | '^kt the foul line, un-other at W \oT tlie foul clrclp.He (|p<il,.thi|- %rrom the lltv-CVanc"••liort hihe <allei"longtho Ktdpcharts slfcvtime Florf-jnt the ^ 'from nhlithe nameIt Rucceidii

It wu^n'l"acquainted!Tlie fnrnniscrawinCoach Iltusriora'a'hahoften, nndtlie: error 1]portion oflow. And"kept tiad,

Thntsludlcdping1 - i\iWhat wnc

to- do tshots, pifile has'wiiaho cage

pon Ills]to 18-/

far j«tt!(S- « o o f f, ^

'nrei forespla the Hit ofwhy not "cho.

_ modeled son,, - of either of th

tutaxel For steac

7

ietween tlio lines!ts"1 others were

m imigcrs nlotiKprovided with

ini«, and o\crvtook H RllOl

irked the fas utteiuand *

V

TWO CHARM11

I otirf nnd general traveling 1<lt lit ho'h charming and 'pr<, *Ujr be obi-efi eJ that fn b(uniT H pockets play a \ery

<*uint rile In the stjllng of thesefl Also obwno fur collars on hotl

els. Tor those who Incline tomay be, of Interest to know thatdifferent kinds Is njrpminent

ration Is tlie keynote ofcoat styles;' This not so

as In-subtle,Intricate sect!

iHterpret- ln»

llnksmnn, Im^ 'are both

£• -IIn'the annal<J

Teddy Pal*een, lins a'ing bout"enring •

S ' S: .£*—^—.—>y.— _ _ fj —

' -( ' '

ll photsHudent \ntteniptA *.to thlnkfajf

—Mi Plnc—and1 he commenced

He niiide fencrtpummiitc nearerof heaving lone,y i the air. Atul

ot the shots hoe,end of.tho sen-jal Percent >wasnch will tell youIng IS baskets out

onlv one who prof-Percent Th« „

n'impro\eil itsw -nnnKd to boast

v i 11} in the Airlcun

owiie Amatefessional Golfe

professloriaT an ajjiatey/K. Browne, /iv)

he' ninlig^of tennis «lm

C. l'yle's net troupe,no -lament for linvln

.1,101ml at "tr-- ""•half-down 1

f the countr. stn'tusred.

3 the case of ArnoW.

to'hnvcthe same right to Psslomtl tennis nnd

on the links, but sheof the " ' "

Featherweight Champ

LATEST STYL

he flowing uleev

considerable eraon sleeyes, thl

f-eolorcd.e head, especloll;rlm^jrade of vn\ 6y men aoi

noonlonary. t ', eon this bedays of yore I

the head"!* W-

i-of, tuirattier

" - ' • " • • • ' " * * - -

'"I -'V--V-,

mm f^X:<£-^p;' •% -.

|ifelJii^l*S^w.

^j|afeBfis|Si?ii^g

kmROJWCUE

fers oh Ar<

fra,*ooa#le# somewhat aft-*" of either *of the two coats

foe tie hea^ rft tofe d ^.^tfjM&e picture.'* - u lfKDae«

^ Ja for. Jpioriaia w?.1h«i present la in it

cately sndv artfully f^mg; , . •. .while Tor"form»'l-drefsi^»' t < ! " * •firing for.the-headt!ierlhg mUltKolqred, U S M * ^ ^ i.i'ai

^or^eaiand-.enibroldeiw-jjtj,^',* o <

Stobtnineto Intrl

adornment, ever serving1^* a .ico.dent to the costume:; • ]\ Typical of the movement tow id « 'mpre ornate. styling are the

THE SKY CREATURES

out! ^ " ' ^

M

rain Hhlc.li m n (

K"'""* a'"t Mjenriy theirtheir robWi 'T^T~nrJmrsnTy the sky creatures" thought

they would elre the city people fl

L " • • • "

'steady den-apoer *t * & . u |and -tA-rasTOloBs »£»*ful, exci tes shower..... One lady tritjibesafsi t i ltfie city. T'"' "If* the -DMecen ia'joanj- •-Akr,f"'»ts* sssM.'

And l lw I j . l ; »1 J l * *SSthe'<*ie*li»a«'*»!<*. - i t i«chenr a t al l ," ' ':.'•'• '•'-.

j jnj rirr ff-rnrir hut **•-than she «aj«j.' "uh.Nglan los o » w ! OX* t

Jtall those inany, many

#; &Lif*^*?"**- :!li

&'

L< right/whlrf

1!."How Beautiful It" All

Another,Said

IK..

. > TWO CHARMING COATS FOR TRAVELINGoring and general traveling a phdd.'* 1st both charming and 'pructica"

lU-'t»,^/>»iiift'«'.n,T'n:«1i"f~'''••'-•'••"•-_ , T pockets play a very Impor-

tant rile In tlie styling of these coats.•AIHO 'observe fur collars on both mod-els. • For those who Incline to fur. Itmay lio of Interest to know that fur ofdifferent kinds is a prjmlaent-trlnK

iig-jnedinnfterTiprfngr7" '•Elaboration Is tlie keynote of manykf«~ COut styleB". This not so much

led. Muiflilag.aii.in.subtle.'conH'amworlt/ intricate sectioningS"" ^ckiiig. '• ; ;,.yA •',._, ::yiC:.

^p^dt^iHterp're^infer'est-'

advance millinery fashions shown Inthlc picture. . «At -the top - ore- thre«adorable -new-vogue tieitg.i- The ' mis-sion of the model In the center Is to

I Vharinlngly top tbo midwinter daytimefur coat. It abounds. In beguiling de-tails, chief of which Is Its large ombreribbon flower applique. Of cloth ofBoWj-Jeweled- wlth: eparlrtlng" colorfulstones Is the gorgeous dance hat tothe left. The other little chapcau isof shimmering silver_ctoUi_u!Iove.r_ps.t_jterned^wltirslrvcr cord. •

'Of the trio of hats below Jue, top,. rnnp,; eptihi^ia|fjeBuid;J)i.e:^.nre^ectli*

fi>¥"dinner or. evening wear than thli

apartment houses some lovely skytreats," sold the King of tlie Cloudsto Mr. Sun, and Sir. Sun thought thuIdea was.an excellent one.

"Of course,!1 the King of the Cloudsaid, "all of tho people will not be abiito BOO us. They inny not have windows which will look out Just tho wayto get all [In,1 effect as I riotfeo thatMother nnlnhow over there hus beeishaking out her best frock. Hut ninnyof them will seo ua. Oh, yes, wo niu.stall go." '

"It will be splendid," snld Mr. Sun,"and I think It was n nice..suggestion.of .yours. King-of-the- Clouds.—: •-.--

, VI .often, fee|. sorry for .people^ whoonly look out tfpon gray hoiises andthe backs of houses nnd they get soused tu looking nt,house*) Uiey reallydon't' look up at flTe sky ImlJ* enough.'

"Oh, but we'll'make, thenr look up©day^Sttld=the=K1n^>f^hrf"-Croff(!s

,ind all of a siiiidenfthe earth peoplewere surprised by the beginning oftho treat given to them by the Sky

-People; ;: ""~~ ;""•"• vIt began to pour with snob n gay

:flourii&.an.aVdn«h.l:t^^^

dowa are dowu." -•For .the Kibe of the CteWs fcs-3 mg-

"""^i.t.O.'blj.eMIfettf'thatt&fy rcofrom l|ie.j0"«:*r"*Esl~ct S!<e"i3tpup to th* ttry feJiiwH «>d,was exactly nfcii ttry Itad

doing. . •. . . v , •..wn aa the childrio fc2Lj!i£&S?4 rigEI

town along curse Sir. Siin £zd ts»id tlt«-filqg.:..ef;.CIi>al« liafla-il madistted and e'veo sa»s *S'2sa.Then came Mother Ealslow S B J '*?

Italnbow Brothers ac<!.atij ifce'-Itala-bow children dresjwtl i o tfofir l>**t.Mother Rainbow ta<3 I t « a all s?vii;*atogether aceonllog .to tt*:r '««niK.ifsJust as' she alw- iy* "I&HHL Tt^ • i^seswith' costumes wdk-fs « « « pinjy t»fone color and partly, of a.scti<T''«*-retfie ones who ware1 erecp*J i^i^Matwo (Hstluct colisws. - ^ .

Oh, how lovely they aU k<-it«I2. Aadsom^ went dotfn/ji'Vry' CH<IHS ta' Ibeearth and some were lifts trp &a.l&esky. The city people mavrl an tJjfirwindows Vn^ called to, fac i *c5E; -r.

"Oh, a beautiful ralsio'*,"' ifct'ysold.

"See! It is a doaMe end:another. -,

"And, doesn't :the. sea Ithrougli tlie rain?" satiE ^r,

"How beautiful it ali inanother.

And tjie- Sun and tte KClouds and the Army c-f.mid Mother Itainhoiv" ir.rj aK ,-/fHuinbow. children 'smlfwJ tt«irand best and most won-SprfcS,and the city people »mily realizing'that they , , «.

"Cell for the-Ctou-J r a l r kMr. Sun to the King o! U/eand then they came. Oh.SO lovely 1 They wur»> guEtVw «;s-j ?y-ver costumes and cutTs a » l tses *TIJ

l ^ O n e

ix-ii

art1 m

Th« feminine at'ir of "Varl«ty," LyXc(0 Puttl, hat a loading rola in th« pic-lure "Cod, (Save Mo Twenty Centi," a j»'.ory of the Nej^ Orleans Mardl Oral j

-+—r

S e t t"«tii u•m'js.jv---'1

»5i)ii Hi.'!»Sjr-i.-i-ii

• 'qgL$~'

-aid

be seen very distinctly,/ t *Er lortljBright: lln«ln*ss toold -

Ther Mother Kaintoer. for she ;ws3 tsk1

back home with hormarching lesson to ti&e Ixlc-pe

Jhn«I=rr-Hifijt--lmd=«r/tesrB=T*;=quick about niarcbllis to tljt nprposition when \hcr hxret: to sttjfMbefore thff"earti pt/ipfe. Uat £S taibecn'ff beantiruT't«;at'".VE.,r"(tV'Kf3people;»*J«Iced In /he i t « v tt.*x l^i

WHAT .._HOSTESS SAYS:

By pECCiS THOMPSON LUDEa

INTRODUCTIONS

Knn are.rertnlu ni()^1o ho fol»••lowed In tlio matter 00011™""?-

•'M. nnd tlirse rules are hiRwl. asw most sorlal Inws.upoii coticldorti*nn and1 courlpsy.Children, no matter how .vnuns. If

Ibcjr ire nhlu to'wiillf and talk, upoijentering a room where .thro1 are-culii-rs, should lie iiunrllllnunly. Intro-dd[-«i. ntiii thf oilier iiiould ro>p(indn»..politely and formally tis If lliotmnll iH*y.<on? wcro iwtTity-iH'o yenratil|l. Tin- only way to touch childrenswtfal graces Is to accustom - themfrnrn Inf/mry. ^ ' . -

If Mrs. ll»rlaw'» little ditilKhtcr oftuu }<.nra comes into tin1 ilrinvlngroom nliraMm. Wiley is rallltiB, MrB.Ifarlott-,' If slio in a thoughtful mother,-will say: ' •

V'JIrs. U'llcy, thin In my little iluuglci<?r\Jcnii." And Mrs. Wiley will ro-

i%;n-Si

TJ10 pliotncrnph shows meiubcis of tho "Koimd-thr-Wtirld Golf •-'ll on tho oleauier I.'IIIPU'AS of Scotland on around tho world crulsi',

ay tl (Jlfforcnt ccmntrlcn i l t d Tf, i... >nu nwiiuufr ii.ni|)rras or .Scotland on around tlio world crulsi' .wl^

will play <m tho-^ftiirsps of tlia dlfforint countries visited. ^Tliey nro, loft.r™right: (SPorgo^a '''Onlr, of Scotland; r«,0. Murk, of .Idaho j D . Kllpaixlck, j ,Viuicouverj <), A. Tiirtwll, of Vnncouvor; \ C E, Blnney, of VapcotjVoruJlnllL-^—•-•• ' - -panel nrei - 'WUilatn MncKcnnon; of• ScoIIiVnil i k\"L.. ilctioo, ot Cullfottlinj f C *nnd E. C Worfdcll.of Montreal:- . -' " . ' / - . : P^""* ^

considerable 6ta<, on. sleeyes, thisMf-colorcd. :.£.'.jeheaftj^eSBecIallrJrirn^wade of "va-^Tn5'rW;'»en .and-

:Upnary,^/.;-.;V:' Bii:5ean;it&l». i ^

<&j*lo|;,Jro.ril.;

•"M^hea**i 'ifiggi|ti*^'

Tery novel erushabie ribbon hattrated to the l e f t ' its color Is'rose, and It Is- trlmmed"wita a haid-some tortoise shell ornament,: Acharming formal hat for southern re-sort, wear rls;portrayed in the centerThe crown of embroidered •appTjb.ae'flower In harmoaliiniif tlntt adds'thatever, coveted touch- of lnditMuallty^c lded l j 1 ehllventtg to- the ranaXsomber fp-trlmmed or fur coat Is thli

^lor/Blierealtaa-ter-tSe right below.Indicating the oriental lnnnehc*. i t Is•:iBW^%*S*i?PP»;, for,;*fter^oaa- wear;• i . - . , .'•-«"-..•:•••• : J C T j y . ' - . ~ — ^ : I L . - J _ - - . . • .

5" COURSE I do" not like totalk about myselfi"-;*egan the

hotel stenographer, "blit ! — " . ' ! _ :"You don't?" asked tlie house dc-

tec^ive,'-"then .why do n dlBaga'eable.thing like that?'.' ' ""'

''Kelly, as a comedian you wouldmnko a flue grave digger," snapped thegirl. . "t was not going to talk aboutmyself except to say I am, like thatPharisee who thanked his stars hewas not like other people hut I enn-not help be a bit crazy, about myselfwhen I listen to other people talk..

•'Xast night I took an automobileride tvlth a guy who took roe hotaefrom a dance. l ie did the talking. Iwas planning'a new dres&jo~ft" didn'tbother m<i much, but I gcit thei drift

O f , I t . ••••'*, . . . . . ' ;

""This,.chap talked ntioDt the thingshe knew. !nost about, but. If I liadtoken air tlie capital 'I's' he used,andset 'cm up for fence posts iTiouldhavo fenend In-half tlte; Dnit0d States.He told iJie how he fcjt about-tBIsand that, what be thought about theseand those,\wjiero he had" bijen hitherand yoBvWhere. he at«v tho kjnd. -ofg l r l i ^ 5 ^ v # » r boBb^: and^Rblnftled,the \^^£*i liked to listen to, laudand K ^ H S ' '.'• - •':-' •••' ' ' V

"If I iWlj had my note book andtaken itwJti^n I would know moreabout that. Itiy than Iiobble Jonesknows about^filf or Slnclnir aboutstatesmen. : But I , wasn't Interested

RBy H. IRVPNQ K1SQ

VO CURBS

"IIoW^ do j;ini_..,<!!VlJ.£ah?-JVU1 -youCaCiQiamlfi with nw'l",'lf .^'rH,^(iirlow'« young son of ton

rater* llio rvjniri, sin; Khnutd KH.V:• . "Jfrs.« Wile*, this is ui>- son, I''icd>erfti." • \ " • ':.-' .'.;•

CliHdrc-n nlioirt<J he. inlroduml 'voirh jithitf, .Jiu^jart_fu('iiittllyi==±'<>rmttt-'y~<.f1"afiy kindi'm/ikos 'them wlf-

-«>n«rlous.- "CTitlu'Vln«>i, thlH Is Itobertighani. Iiim't you tiilnk he'd Ilkow'p.ujurjutw Kiiine?"\—. "'Uow-dd-you-ilo"' for children,' us

, And cjiildrcn-should tie encounifieil— ..v cordiality—to Intri»Ji|i;e.. t(ii'IrIJtilc frifiida to ithplr puri'iits:-'H^IsIhf-y usuully do unroiiuclouHl.v, Tim

«•Changes of MariagrorsN^' Since 1923 Season

Managerial clinnKfs • In ti,n-Jors pluce'IB-'S season! • " '-"*•

, Nntlon.il Lcijue.H. f^ii'llimln —- From . Brunchi Itleiipy to ltobers Iliirnsby.. ..-'" Cubs—Kciun Illlly JClllefer to«

Itabhlt MnrniivHki tn OeorgeGtliwui to ,lo« McCnirlhy.i

Dodgern—I'rom Wllbert Hobin?uu to Ziich Wheat to Wllbt'ilHoliliiHon, ' • -

Vlrali'H—I'r(im William Me-ICechiilo to Dotinle'Huati.

Itciln—Kiinii llio liitc I'nt Mo-ran to Jack Ili'iiilrlrku. ,

Ilrnves—From •. Kri'd Mitchellto Duvo .Itniicroft.

Th«'ninilslIcB Btiirted the Jltirotr of Gono Tuuncy and if

j Interrupt tlnit of .luck Di iujtin;-

•mous• ? *. • " • .

'run Store

-fca

that

A wrei'orkforfcnti'd, whltlito pay 11 wru

• • •report thnt O O, V)k- I f f j f f\|iiiigponK plnjeio nnsi*

oro mill jiliig-pong f |TSTFlELD

K «n» nrrratedl i i R " th

11 high coir

r a d l\ SHtho mann , . '

r1"

- •^•^•_ ;..1.11J.'U.~<K*

"Tb'KUiIfy Mrliinls.-.'American League.

, llrownu-^from, !.(•«• FnW t o . ^Jlinuiy AltsMn to George dialerto Dim Ilowley. •

lied! .S»x--r'rmii.' :llro ; liitul'*i'uiik-'<:ii«in;e-.rio-.-t<TWlt'oht~'t«r

••jini Cnr/f3nii, '• •;'. Whl l i .fox—FIIMII Kid Oli'ii-

son to tlii) Inti! Frank Clmnce,,ta. Jflluiti.v .livers- UiitM."" /'->MriH tn Itay Ki'lihlk

% Tlgent—From Ty* Oc'Ti.'o'Miirlai-ity.

toi .oMrlarity

lniIlnn«~Proiii'*fcCuIIlsl.<>p.

Trla

A Iliteo-tPtira' noccer iPOgoi;mix City finis tlltlrNarsf'

nii.itrnt(i>ii of thu Bport. >J'lii'y,

1'ho Unlvorfliy of , Cnllfor^Httrvnrd university bnvo tlnlpDorent RCIIHOU In recent .v,«s»im victories nro concerned. :'

'toirriTHtiirnl* a inpilth, Los A'ifJCtiro miiTiiiiiiilliii,' territory leadcountry In the number ol golf.i,s i n g e d yi' i irlj ' , , ].,-.-L^..- L.; .^./-" \ ~ *<''. • ;• "T. . • ' : . . • ;*>"t

County high-school eleveti '/Ulnli, wiKpii It dtfeated »er/, 'regular division gumo, 178 3

m

Ploy. TJ»* mother, by iwr c'Mirteousnnsc, can teach a very (,-racluiisin in introduction and rcjily.

en. : But I , wasnt Interestedand so I fllo^i -listen. Butj Kelly,

aptures" the cat's meow wltl?wh p j i tbihX

what captures—^ »..'».,3 IJIUUW wiin'me is why pejppie think, other folkswill be lhtererfed In whnMs solng onInside of tlie® little peanut shells;Who can tell}|I can't. I Just don't doIt, though.** .. j- .

brtk* Mc.Nioithl Brndlttle. Inc.)

-BirdIs one of the most com-

mon, sprlghtlyj and later«t!ng of themigratory warwera. It ranges In sum-merall over, t ie country as far "westas the Rocky rionqtalns,nnd nests In

rich oramre red »s»»

»!«« *jf jeHow. j

IN'IfVRAI. Canada the- Free-;;dlans fi'itvt? the fd'Ho*li

getting rid At rbeno^ktLim.. ••*utyts>out to a feriie, n,nd leaBloj t t * t»w*lupon it," say: "I leave you- fcer*. :• Ileave yon here, I leave yoa kzn. prayon go .'way/ and don't yoa cevw1' PIIMback dere no mare." ' ' V

In another, section pwpte .nzSttissfrom ^biliousness bore tfcrei* feef'ss laa tree.. aid • th«n walk tbr»» lirseynrounil the tree, sSyfn'sf "»«?& d n e i"Go awayj biiloaa." ,. Here we go back aptfn to pr;~i-tlye manAto tree .worship ksA ei*rdoctrine of\ transference of- £jir-rj;.« _Also the conception of dLsea.w as *aevil splritl' Moreover, we ajjfa «a-counter, the- njj'sc'c number three -AMtar back Into history and tmtCtKO a^man—has been able to delve <»rta!anumbers were regarded as off.rs.}*;;cImport. Why has n«Ter fce«j c.t-covered, perhaps never win fi»£.."JPtlmitlvomnn regarded &Uem&..«?on evil spirit »Wch "coaljj'be exjtlled

! from himself_by__ prorliliBff fcr Is a >oflier habtfatton. Tlie person, animal.object upon.wnlch he wi.»&?d ffjt tils-ease, "caught it* from binx. it TZXthe jwlroltlve man's theory of essta-gloh and ireat the nvjdem os» **.!hollow," In that wh*n .so&tt Oss* t*1"causbi". the dlseastt frocJ yfrf yc-^no longer had It pofirnelf.

The remnant of tree-wcrsWp Is it*two cures under consideration 1* c&ri;ous'.' The direct appeal to the tre* £3the one case and the contact isi'.h izAappeal to th# wowlen, ftc«e la tit?other. In both cases t ie . patfttfti. Fittlielr" disease "np to" tfie. tr»*-r>J

Lwno would kM« bow to take ctre c iI "it Perhaps "tlie >baring of thft tiire*

holes In the tree is to .fa'dlltate. otrance of the disease into It.

' —• '--'.McCJu™ New

WHEN I WASTWENTY-ONE

BV JOSEPH KAVE

T h \ ImxIriliffivyVcIght,d l l

Worked InAt 21—Richard Bennetta factory.

|>1 T TWEXTy-ONB I found my-* * fdf in Chicago during the mm-

I3t[r when many actors havo to take uvarailon, whether they can afford it or

I eeuliln't afford it so I went to-icork in a factory until I could get- astage Fiiga^tnit'iit. After threo monthssxt the fari'jry I went to see f( per-ft-.T£BJ|»ce of an did' melodrama wlittnihe Tnana^er, whom 1 knew, flaw meSwnreeivtlic acts and told me thnt thejaveulle of. the company was aboutJo quit abd. I could have his iiurt.r Olcourse I Jumped at the chance~T)ut Itj^a to xeht-arfe at night, after I camehum? frorcivthe' fchop.—Kichard lien

•Manager Shettsline of- \ , Phillies Has Resigned

WIIIInlu'J. .Sliottnllnc, inwlnens nmn-ngmv^nf \ l i e I'lilladeliifiln. NationalLeagueiTlasiiJiall cluii, linn ^cslgtied.

AMKocIutedSwIth.. tho cliibidlnco- Its'organlzntloli "liK 1S8II, lie hurt held po-Bltlona ranging'froin-onico l)'(y to prcH-idetiL Ills resignation Is ilia second'Change.lu tho cluh\sln,ro tho clone ofthe Benson, MiitingcK,Art1iur Fletcherwas supplanted by Stttffy Mclnnln.

One'of Urn few remaining .pioneersof baseball still In harness, Slicttnllne,who S'.K licen (Ictlnc us liirjliicsfi innn-oecr >nee. 1000, entered iho^Nntlonalletftc bt'foro, President jolin A, Hoyd-M or any.of tho present" eight cluliowners. He was playing manager fort e n y e a r s . • : . . ' . • ' • • ' . ' ' ••• -

chnni;>luii<ihillglit l lliffivyVcIght, llglit lii'livjw(i>^2

dlutt'i'llh!, «<IU'rw<'lttliU»°•wclghll (Hvlsioni climiKcd >w(l JC N O R T Hlug 1 » » ' J " w "

; m * " • DN Jlimv -I'rYfl|taujstipiirlilliig y- f, D. A. FLORISTwas 'fldopwiiUMrYhp I'll

green jtreo i i i j

Wrestler Seeks Match \ ; .feS©v'.

>&• « = • : • ;

Rcadinext to Believe,"0" conne, Mrs- 'IJWJ:?.-*-* -J.-^VT*

tellln* about 'er mayn't fca trr:». t--' EAlways sajg: If this t * var=sj. =- i l -tlie most of If—Eoston Tra£»-r:ii,

'—Itlcliard Bennett Is beyondK-Ji of such' vicclssltudesof for-"

r He Is one of the DISK? noted"jj?*,V'«"rs «on the Amerlcnn ffrtage. AnIrlfj^Amtric^u hlm»*lf. he lias thereffinrtoMe talent of being able to as*risiilate hiRjut-lf .Into • any KurujJcan.?JJ*. •espedally'lhe Italian, and till** * - plajKl no small jiart in hla suc-

llr . Bennett teituUr nehlevcd afcese rtcress Id "He VVho.OetJi

' lirltlxh.' I'rof^^jiridl)%,,tlbn -will. Ni'iid ovtt to tblngroup of <-'!iflit ciperts to cit^^fimatciiPS xyltli the rrof«MlotefllV.Qll/f-ors' nisoclutlon of AmerlCB'tlils'-yaar1.

' • ' - ' - - , " ; ' • • ' • • ' . • ' • : ' ' • ' ' > • ' ' / • ' ' .

Jerry Stnndnert, Inflclder, bils Rccnsent:,'to tiiovTilomphls ; club' :"6t 'theSoullk'rn lengue. by the JBrtioBlynItoWnpr. lie goe» aspnrt of tli*"(l<'"lby wlileh...the Itoblns acquired I'ttchorG r i m n T ' / ' ' : ' -:."'",'."- "••••.••*. a

—'- • * i • •• ' . ' : ' , ' i ' - . ' i 1 - ^ — 1 .

-Jockjjy Jimmy Biitwcll,, trho:'tiji. rtlii-UB<Tcr:cohtrnct to tho B. F,vwhltn'.'.vdtflhlc, began his racing career In, 1WJ7-nnd haeT piloted l.HOO winners niwl

l,bro!i'Kht' in purses amounting. W jv.-

' • • ' . ' , ' • • • * * ' * . / . > < ' . \ ' "

Fritz Crlslor, one-time ipnlvernlt.v ofClilcngo nthlete, was nn nllrrou'ait »tnr. .CrlGli'r w.o^n'.hlne' letters durlhi hiscareer nt tire Midway Jnstlfaitlon',:;Uireo cncJi"ln-rfoc>H)nlli Basebalf "nndbasket boli. ' . . . ' • ' \--'".', -, '.-•'•

,FreU, Fnlton/*ii*e: henvyVelgm piijr,has .been resitor*. jo g"P4.-.fUndin<;In "JHhnwota bw tho noxing ^ cdnmiis- /sidh. nt that «l#te. -..: It 1« VcSnjcUm'm^"qpltela fe«t to * t Fred back to jlonj-''.Ing «f(er.o .<•-•••

sW" r• ^pSb'^ ' ? H ^

~»-

Sam Clapham, lijshfti'eleht wrrstllng |iflmp of: tho world, who Is anxious to

appear before-the American public, lie, - , —J' W1.-I I . * U «

Melbourne reeinWy and Is to re^elfe^i[J6.0O0 for a return match wlthfTftye.

Trotting Ghartipidn jSoldlo""71ie tHrfy-«t*ond ">ftnotm)l( Old

Olory sale ofXIgbf harBess li^rgcs, 400,.horses.chansed_habds for y total of|a34,22S.'"",Whtle feweM^Witei-were(old for a Blightly-smalicr ftotnl (ban'In lMOjiJthe average per,!ihcad wasWgher^thls' year- ;•' Tba / hfgh light ofthe «a!e cBioe ln \ f i ; auctttjb of^AdHln,t«rei-year-olu"trottlrigcnUpplin of ttjig.[•eoson. which hrougb^nt.OQO. Bid-.

ged gam*. 1» ,0 t S

Molncs Octobrr IB' .

'€!:..• -I-.

.,'wetnber :-'{^'Jcomblna-. l&sfnole'Knc-j"drganlia''hiihway,

<iVef£ JmmL

i

g «

x—"\

»•-'•£.—

t / • - / • H-^fc},'j.fffii

•f-.

Martha Martin

^ *-_ —W~

' , neigh, I i n i happyv. ' I am nlwajs so sorry"bo are not happy. And

v not tii.irlj so happy.Mi they were.

. * -fen hay .to cut, but, oh,"t nt. times nnd when

*nult Horsei aren'ta ulrllo they CM tiredIhould Lot he pu-ihed

makes me feel happlc *t» never Khen- any treat*

•-n't of the kindest and theI tljllCi.

Iwnys lovctl. Tlio farmer's*ore me. They glvo mo

• l lsi n«> nnd they pat

; at all soof

never Riven' Oh, thai-la'the>! nnd my, oec.|£

i! I'd ' havp thcfl>

'to Fee a hqr«* with bis Lead duwn"fronts do?.'t 4ml 1J.< <rJ,i ..fl-, I I D

far dofttj, end, tnitwiy, it M-« rt-i Vme that It Is beil tr f.-r • I.or>-e tobe sllu^rd to bi' r.aluril It MMIH Kdr( adfU to rr jk»» • a lifr>«» do s< ,i.e"IfTii,' that nature didn't Inuml him Ido.

""If nntnre Intcr.iiwi him »o havehi* ti<;i<| 'uay up »Sie m.uhl hi-.ena'Ie him tr.it v.aj <nnj If she iiui'cdlft*ir(nt lir.r-.ci t a I ' M II. c ir lienl«dlfTinntly t!i<n that n.is the » .n M»meant It to bo atiil l.ir'wcrL Miauldstand

"To r jKe B l*or*ie po mlN-n ruidn IIc4 ulrh his ! t'«d [I'jllul 'u,i> lid* K'—<*, It I* «-i> irui l .

"And ltH'Ctim tliey l i te to do It forFtili-—lij 'tl.if' I Hi inn llimc |M (•!'!'•trtjo do thf«i> creel Ihliisi.

•*Y* *, i ' « t ' d r.iihtr hate A linr*'•Tllitnrjiftirt'it*?'' ai.fi 111-«Tntt!»»: B jreirfl.loj.il, fiilhful, Majdy t,or-i—lluy'drather -fea've- him"' cnrornforinMe andmiserable (Iinri K<I without what theythink Is n llttfc stylo.

"Oh, dear, bow I would Ilk" to neeIhern • pnlns along—these- people wh*tthink It U 8<> stylish to have headshelil back—and bare their head A held' w a y u p . • • " ' • . ' • ' • .

"Vea, I'd Illie'to i?oe Ihe people wltri.do thoft? tlijngi have ;ihe_Mi.roo..Jl!in£happen to them. Then^ they'd. knowhow horses nuffer and how uncoiu-fortnble and-- wrereried they an?..."These people don't *p*m to "under-

stand. They p,ixm to (Hi):il: It In oilright, thnt the- horses dop't suffer,that the horses ••Ji5«»Vld"ifeCfip theirbcuiU up. ' -•••' '• -

"M has t that ts'what they want tothink nnd no they llilnli It nod ir1&n.vof them argue tvltli-my master whenhe hvg* ilif-m not to iniike their horsesit pur'clunk rrlriB,

"Ob, dear, why are there mrliI ^ style? Tho IIOI-KB with-(ho

Your Sweetheart

TJilt new «crfon <tar has the lead-Ing role In "The Wedillna March."Mm Wray li regarded Ih motion .pic-ture circles a> the find of the year.

Buffera for Ftylt? nnd yet(annbt understand It, Ami 1. a !isppy

i, B h^rse loveil nnd well-treated.

CTHE WHY ofSUPERSTITIONS

itr

pvnar

Good Memory?d.'<:» hl» " i v exactly

I of Ida t bars- rrlthottjoi) may be hure thnt

lnelilo/y, particularly Ifthi j wrlt:

/lri(r in ew.t n d henIn "fornr. I* 111n

/

'ongressmen Play Barnard Golf

First

With Person

on d.

VEST BUTTONS

"/right—thej horses vfear thes? "cheS'•,- "They say that the horses don't

- -ii m!nd=iltcmi=i=l}Bt=lt>t=itl<iwtt=«nff=«f~• -those checkreip?! and Just see how.the- horse moves his neck us though It

Bad been so uncomfortable before.: "TheysajJ- th«t It looks no drendful

nni making .this appeal for thosehorse* uurCiM well treated.

'Do all w>u-.can to see that thesehorrible. tlgh\ checkreln* aren't used I

blanket^ "to put over horseswhen* the rain qomen down nnd whenIt Is cold. And'rry lo 'wt that.others

Ltaie.care of ^U>lr han**, -Oh,yon can, people, for horses have nl-way* hR rfi your friends. Be as fiiith-ful/to them as they have been to you.

Is the earnest request of ahappy horse who wonts other horsesto be treated as he !«,'_'_. And try, la"see tlfat others treat their horses 09you know they 'sTiouiil bo treated.Horses cannot talk huitinn talk—sowon't you (peak for them?" -

(Ccprrfxbt.) . ' . -

r"££!L-]L!L££S£lL-'!i"!l'iiiiS'-'£'£IIWHAT THE GRACIOUS

HOSTESS SAYS:

By DELLA THOMPSON LUOES

[ / • T H E LUNCHEON TABLE

Tun, tura

•>IIE luncheon table chonld be narally lighted—not with candle;

as ts the 'dinner table, unless, 0:course, the room is a dark one. In thacase the curtains should bo drawn andcandles lighted. The table Itr elf shouldbo bare, thnt Is, not covered wits'the"long clotlL wlilcb- Is, used only nt dinner-^rSustotn which the homemnker whdoes much of her own'woik, or toiWhom, as to most.of us, the laundry

^•blll Is a matter of economy, has gladlywelcomed. ' ' . . • • .

:ross-stltchedDollies ofjiice.place- r^,^>* ler with filet

ate. The lat-e on Uie re-only kind of» used with

- ; cloths -maynust alwaysJto be used,[••oora. One',1 ever a t .

^rsutch,;m

WHEN I WASTWENTY-ONE

BY JOSEPH KA.YB

TO I.O.Sfi IT button off your vest—more politely waistcoat—-Is n-slgn

that your luck-will change for Uie bet-ter. This common' superstition Inbased upon the' law's of sympatheticimi lc— thnt which Is associated Inthought' Is associated In fact. The.vest button Is-a fastener, It "binds"or contlne.s something, nnd that some-thing Is « garment, which garment, byIlio laws r»f* contagious mjigle has, bycontact wlih your perwin,'become lin-

"bued with .vour personality. Now badluck nfay havO: become n. part of you,have entered, as If. were, Into your"ego," nnd the vest button .binds It toyou ns It hinds or fastens the vest toyou. The vest button Cles off nndthe binding force Is released—at leastpartially. The bud luck files oft with

1; button.. This doctrine) of losing ami-'•ding, play* a very,prominent part

In superstitious lore, works entirely by

ronrijJc'lIncllcntipnrt'OJ

Whe:WltllQUfind: llifactstheiji,

loops.)AboutIrrilatgenera:•• .K(reo|also

7 p e r haps•--• '••'/'" the•'•• m o s t

[(<LB-*ED6d.'iiieniiiryJ-i,nm) nn nbiinduncs of

of medium pressure araientloiis of good memory,

Ung.looks dirty or care-|n tlin facfis plain thntpoor faculty- of o rgan icpart of tlio writer and »

[nation to bp slipshod.nn absence of well

ers. la almost Invariablya .keen memory on tho

writer. '" and T s " are madein upright then you will

(tor's mind concerned with•eadlly able to catalog

Iltlvc people Who make thoreiutiiiberra,.kit,ot tliliigd

iubject that confuse andbut their meihory In

>ot good.;ln» and..1 Incs oit the level)0d memory. • - "v

At Twenty-One: Dan Beard, FamousScout, Was Earning'^ a Week.

l l \ T THIS time, after doing so.moj, ^ » apprentice tvprk as a civil en-gineer, I was hired at the rnunlfleeiitsalary of f-fr a wee.k.- And how do"you suppose I spent the $J I earned?

the yonngest Von and I hnd]always., to wear the cast'OfT neokflciof my brother*, and now that I hadmoney of my own, I determined tospend it acconlng to .my own sweetfancy*- I therefore fj.ont the en-

tire week's salary J&J -ni-.cktlcA—DanBeard."

TODAY: Dan IlearU goes down Inhistory as the founder of the, firstTlojV Scout society from whlrhjj thegreat English, organization of boyscouts sprang." lie Is one of the mostbelOVecI hiea In America; the Idol ofboys, who see in the,.celebrated woods-man the Ideal type of manhood:

Nominally, Dan Beard Is Vfsscd Inhe books o» an illustrator. It wass an artist that he.llrst wovi"hls fame.

A drawlDg of a fish, shown Jokingly tothe art editor of the Century Mapa;Ir>e, wns the key—tJiat opened tho[oor of the ne.w career to him; for

.ho had been o map maker. Tt?; ; way wto

y bysympathetic uiaclc nnd Is a prlmltlvoconception... Many.ofithe mosv;frt»moils cuKtoms of liic ancients werohuwlt «iion_ It J)>id_pj2J)lo_Jlvi!!B_tp^_day~Trr"n~pFlinltrvn state, make^-lt ahImportant pnrt- of their mnglc. Woeonstttnlly see It appearing In thocurrent superstitions of miir .own landnnd our ou n p« ople

< Tj ir Ml plum NfWSIbtrr * j rn1J^At» )

OOOOOOOJOOOOOOOtVOOOt'OOOOOO

1 He Critical? •nature can get the owner

quickly If destructivelywho erltlclzo with thetn

help firo often inlMinder,s t 6 0 d.'These peo-

' > I e af o trn d tow r i t e , tbars witha s h a r 11p ojji t to

' tho rightand In-s t en d of

111.a k in gs h a r p

I Pl.ojnto_d

'-•^nt

ldbp'i"a iff looped leiterir these loopsarc wt minded. The habitual critic,alwayi ililng for tlio fault In What-ever h oks at, la constantly.makinglowtfr 1", "g'u" and *'y's" with awospll point. Such'formation, "of

4-lei^wg ew»-an-lncHnaUon-tOrR<lng-wlth I ongue. Snrmisni Is connect-ed" Wi| tlio critical trait In suchwriter.

XtirjHernl nppearnnre J>f the. scriptIs rleiniit. Many' angles are to bofbuml:aiil»-itTl«-<if'writiiiSf:v-«K.i:

How It Started. By JEAN NEWTON \

"SINISTER"

O UIl understanding of tho i,vord"minister" Is -something wrbng,

dishonest, corrupt,.something In wlllchlurks, harm or evil, as a sinister-oilmenor a sinister ffice. \

The literal meaning of the worrt,however, is simply "left," Its original

. significance merely something that anypearril or wns done on the left. W<%liavo It from the Latin "sinister,"'which Is the opposite to- "de"xtep'r'or"right," And Just ns jthe word dex-terous, meaning skillful, was origi-nally •srpplled simply to sometjiliigdone wltlr the 'right hniuU' so "sinInter" derives Its unpleasant 1cance from the circumstance thatfrpm ancient times the lefL side hasbeen regarded ns 'unlucky.

So In modern' words wo constantly

Weithe tt.Biro t(?ithing.Is iiiwfellow,any ln|

Flylthntrlsin

imletl letters are.made by-olng person who has no de-'ornv nnyone or perfect ntiy-e person who la not criticalknown ns the good-natured

nt he, seldom 'accomplishesg wn'rk'that lives lifter him.tbars Indlcnto the writergo to extremes in his crltl-

IHe Conservative?

When!and 1 iJfree fro-

idaehesTVan b*

Tho;';

JC^-f^J<-aj

^erly h"3>'"r\took the-

later stat," Tlje E

yJtcheck if

of this

his

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find concealed nnclent bollefnKuperslltlons and bits of historyfolded In a syllable or a nnine.

.. (Copyrleht.) •

and'

By Viola Brothers Shore

FOft THE GOOSE—

T-im

ords_ aro written far apartare ,low, when writing Is

nrge tibld ftrokes and flashy(1 curves, then the writerasslfled as conservatlvof this person's writing is

medium—often Bi'ijilll,. •- Verback-htind writing lh quite

, 0 the ' conservative s,ityi ..Milch.'^ er is seen jn,this'style "ofwriting Margins aro exact and lintsare^m" tvnvy but firm and on tholevel.'X bars nro madu- evenly nndtermlBs are mostly slioTl.

Alrmigh the writing will be flow-ing Imippenrnnce, "many times It isnevertVless full of points nnil Is an-iular SstVof the^tlme.' Maixtln/ies the words will bo con-necteuVojftcn all of the Initials Inthe' sljat/ure...will. tie connected. ,X\loops <lj be: missing and lnst«ndrtha

i be brought up on the rightbe

Itepresentatlve II. Clyde Kolly of Pennsylvania.Is th.e champion Horse shoepitcher In cootrt'fs—and lias a belt to prove It—and Representative W, FrankJniucs of Michigan asplros to Kelly's technique, Hepresentntlvo Ja'mes (left)li shown getting a tew pointers In the nnclent and noble barnyard game.

ManagerMcGra\y FearsBiics More I^han Champs

, Tho world 'champion Cardinals urenot an outstanding club and must lightevery Ijicli of the way to retain theNatloual lenKue tltlo next year, lu thQopinion of John J. JlcOraw."OutUrifnTj rcorBiinTzii£!iinpl'(ins wTiIcliho bellcveH will put tho Cilunts In thethick of tho 10^7 race,, thu veteranNew York inaimger hiis lnilltutcil his•belief that tho Pittsburgh. I'Iratcswould bj a harder teiim to beat thantlio meri"of'lingers Horusby.

"\VlnnIns the- peimnnt and the.world scries Hliould Klvo the Cardinals'confidence, nnd that will be a big as-set," he said, "However, the Cardi-nals nro not an outstanding elub.-

"Plltsburgh. will bo dangerous. 1believe Barney Drcyfuss inailo n goodmove in picking Donle nuali as iiilmtiger. Ills nggreaslvt'iiess puts'.n lotof 'spark in Ills work, nnd he ts apretty smart fellow on a'bnJMlcld.In my opinion, he Is a big improve-ment over McKeclinlo."

SlcOraw expressed the vlow that tPirates' chances of regaining th«<S3nt-Ing would depend In a large measureon tho condition of Sliortstpp Wrightana Bush's" ability to "straighten outl.'Jllsbuish.'a pl

Hero is a photo of-Robert Reltsch,new • University of Illinois footballcnptnln..' Ills team-mates named him"Fighting Cob," which Is the best kind'f testimonial to Ills pluck. IteltschIs a resident of Kockford, 111., hasplayed twd ychrs—nt.-'center and Isconsidered ono of the best centers In. 'feols history.

o f tho J roke.

AHle.U 1 written by the conservn-

Mclnnis Seeks. Hurlera ,,--'-.'. arid New'Third Backer

Sfudfy Mclnnis,' newly npiiolntedjnaun(j<>r of tha Phillies, one T>f-theseveral teams'that next ypar'wlll takeorders from new field bosses, does notpromise a championship teanrior 1027,but ho expects to find a better berththan seventh or eighth position Intho league standing. -

"Mind .'jfoui I am not claiming" thepennant." \ " he sald> "but I ennsee whfjtp'sorrM) Improvement con bemnile. The race ne^t yeur In IheRational lenguo ought to be ah'open1

one "with five-or six teams real con-tenders." . - ,

Mclnnis believes, thq Phillies al-ready possess the spine "and It Is U1K Invention-to try to'en-

The lialtlmorp Orioles will tm'n atAuburndale, Fla., neit spring.

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1 -Thcamrlil record for high 4lunPl'1Sfor police dogs Is 11 (ect 3 Inches.

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I Any flinrj Mr, Oempscy tires of.inactivity lip can iihvuya write hismemoirs. '

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;. Oilskin football pants for wet grid-irons *.probably should lit) .followedby a non-skid ball. . ' '

• •. .• ' • •A north wind gops through n chif-

fon stQcXlng Just llko Ited Ilrangegoes through, the ,line. • • ' . . .

• • •..John F. (Shnno) Collins will leadthe Dos Mollies team of the Westernleague ugain tlett season. /

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"Rucky" O'Neill of Georgetown haskicked '14 out of iO tries for pointsafter touchdown this season.

• • • -Nick A"en has signed another one-

year contract to manage tlie St. 1'nulclub,of tho American association.

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William Adam Webster of Sheltoti,Conn., has been elected captain of tha.Vale, football eleven for next year.

Tommy McMillan, veteran Inflelder,has been signed as manager of the

1 ,Tack~sonv)llo team of trio"rrS6nthernleague. •. • - , " ' . * • ' • . • £ * . « - » <

•Brown'sfootbnll team -ot "Iron tncfi"recalls Yule's old .team of 1888, which.wcnt;tb^ii^clEyelE;gattci'.u-]tho»t\ji.

ioii1ftultonrrs"cir7irg"'ira8'''pdlh'fs'"tS''b.V'- . • • • - «

A' foghofir on the Isle of Wighthas a:range of fi2 miles.'.This- boatsanything- since Chct Thomas gave vpcoaching with Trls Spoafier's Indians.

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Detroit playc-rs who questionedOc-orge jlorlarly's eyesight nnd Judg-ment last summer'ore suro to spenda few restless momenta during thewinter.

' • • •Ty Cohb lays ho resigned because

he saw-no hope of winning a pennant,for Detroit With tlie material at blind.We Fliall now liear-froni the Detroitplayers.

~p>H)8!-tO':b*ritii

fl\want'to~S$(I.;' With; old .ms

. Percent Is thfefjjhasket ball player , mqiSEIle's-a- •njmbematlc>r ^ i 0 ^ m ^ f 5liltviiys opp^frrs at the *aa?oif a coltiioij?of figures on a.score^lieet kept :by*a >;

b oy on \ the aide •liriis.i'gottJetltties'-there isn't a score. jtbeet.;-;but l(jcre'S:

ojd Peiisonal Percent Just the saoiie>-;Iflvlslbfe but on the Jo&. I. -,;,''~.\;r-'c'.'.-iwiienhe's-lnvlslble,. watch flut{^i!:£;.,

fcast" wjniefTTn-T'QlpdorfilUe,-CaiL^-nei*er.JiadJhenrcL-of Personal ; :r.

cent. Flora, was a forward oil.th^y V., , HJgh School tea*, and a pretty- >v^

iod ono=esceprforoneTDifJorftiiJlt-:^^couldn't shoot a bucket froiq' ofl'o ;•••'icular rone of tlie flooft—an ar^fcj..'

Oie rife'lit and"8flghtly baikraf-,\ _ .circle. Flora had a liabtt of -;mrn the side line fast, then ~ -<«ldc step nt right''angles, to : ';[,ae was running findurn nn off position. -The re-iably, was that he.1 slioto one side of the basket,

d to iuake the 8hot,}JdBtlU'dn'J seem to realize;

wns-mlsslng. • * -"•:.!C." F. Houser, decided

lit to meet old PcrfiarialHouser. divided, the

II.Court up b^

Win\ich

! riorS

otherlie dcsli.'''short sbhe oullpd"long 'sliqtH;the al "chartstimeat the; ....from whf<(ho nameit sueceedc

It'wasn',nc<iualn'tt>dTho forwaiScrawny,Couch-:H«il:Flora's* hob]often;., nnil.tho error I]portion ofiow. Andkept track

That e<l

/•tli,

ortj.

of eitlier'of t&ain*! Ferrteam

kof the foul circle;4fmn~fhe-fiTST"&mc

letweeh the lines>(s"; otliers were.^managers

provided with(nes, and every[else took a nhojirkSd ihe-- $v;vns attcmi

and

|ilni( nmljwlintto do tishots, pilthe baslfwildho ca

Grover Cleveland - Alexander, heroof the 102G world series. Was oncea telephone lineman in Nebraska. Illsfirst basebnli Job paid him $50 permonth.'

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Of the 017 members of the frcsh-iman class; at Princeton all except six/are actively engaged In athletlrajshowing a,preference for tennis an jfootball. • "... ;

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When Interviewed as-'to" the" befjmethods of .'saving, money, Ty 'Col |basc-lmU's first millionaire player,1"piled: "Just let" the other, fcllogspend It." '. ' ] • .

:\ he comnieneeiJle inade fewer"eammute nearer

jof heaving lone,f the air. Anil

of the BhntB lieM.of the sea-

la! Percent wn,B:upacn will tell youln^ 18 baskets outpvetty-well.

c only one who prof-'i'W'ftit Tlio

n Improved Its game,w wanted to boast u

trie Aitlcan

'/'Al

»lh u u

TWO CHARMIM

feortng find gcnerat-travellni; afejsibo'.h.diannliiK.'aiui'pia.

~ \fWt .be-, observed that In boiiancva pockets play a very Itaut rile In the styling of these

^Also ahserve' fur collars on bothel«.; For those who Incline to <may be of Interest to know that Idifferent kinds Is a prominent—' ig-mCTiftmi-f0M9pHng;r"^r, ~t

laborntlon Is the keynote of•ig coat styles. This not so

as In su&tle,Intrjcote secth

.... i&^TiiZ&Z?icfalty*Interpret int«

Isi-owne AmateflF,Dfessiorial Gcflfe

•sslonal nn cipale. Browne, /Whc

^lie ranks of tennis "sifne Suzanne L'engloh's o], C. Pyle's net troupe.

no-4a«M?nt for tiavlmMionnl nt*tTV™-7.r"'."

if tlie c6un.tr•nr status lii.,U\ov '

i p u l r e d . . . • • • . ,

...sa the case! of ArtioUlioueh a -profeKsIona\ , ^ , :

Is a golfer ot pfowesii1 \n (,lounmtuents. She thln\Ca'^

1 to have the same right to pCsslonul tennis nnd stlW-bean am• on the links, bnt she says thntofficials of tlie United States Golf

. jlatlon have-tliu's far been unubl*enllghtenjrer. . ' ' .•*,

Featlierweiglit Ghamp"1-j

"Thprfc Ipnot enough gold Ihmaufc of France ,to Induce

become n -prpft'sslonal' Tennis.paid Hcne .tilcostc, world's•tennis chnmpion. •

mis. nja^d's^/fliniij

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; : T 7 . k •--•••„:,.• - j p - '// /

-mbat&a- soawwSut tsi-J>f either'sf t£» two « • « •

r w»''»«r;»*»iasB^> w .TSf ta l ef iije"iodremejit.tpv.;^;d'at|

awe .ewcate styling:&r» 'tBa'- toeral

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out! r

'And it bag not really rained tHouehtimes thorp « , j d r o p O r \ , 5 * f

rain jMiltii made people curry th.olrumbrelliiS<; and wear their routers,fcuddenly the sky creatures thoughtthey would gUe the cltj- peoplo a

*;Let's give some of those peoplonho Ihe in all those many, Binny

Beautiful It AllAnother.

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TWO CHARMINC COATS FOR TRAVELING

.v.-'and.'. jirSitfcsl-.'.be-, observed that in botli in-pockets. play a very • Import

taut rile in the styling of these coats.'Also a'liserve fur collars on both mtidr-els.; For those who Incline to for. itmay be of Interest to know that for ofdifferent kinds Is a prominent trto-

gsihmrforTBjiMiiff: . , , •Elaboration Is the keynote of inany*Lig coat styles. Thi

il

Ine top are thret.„ je . bios. : Tlie r ml*

cf tSe KMKld la tte'center Is to' " r top ihft raldtrlnter daytime

It sbosads Itt beguiling de>of wiJch Is Its large ombre

riUea'C<nr«- applique. Of cloth ofJtilii--»3>!ir!;ltn<»-i«iinrfal

apartment houses some, lovely skytreats," said tlio King of the Cloudsto Mr. Sun, "and Mr. Sun thought theIdfru was an. excellent one.

"Of course,", the King of the Cloudssaid, "all of the people will not be ahleto see us. They may not have win-dows which will look Out Just the wnyto get all the effect as I notice -thatMother Itnlnbow over there has beenshaking out her best frock. Hut ninnyof them will see us. Oh, yes, wo mustnil go." ,

"It will he Rplendld," said Mr. Sun,'and'I think It wnau nice suggestion

Steady downpour at'all. Mand tremendous Kho1

fnl,"Txeittog .shower. .-, r,One lady telephoned.tii

.ihe7dtjv~;;. ;'•*'"-'-:" V •;'• V.;:'. *. . -,'It'si the "most terrtfl?. rii'ev.'pi

«wen in many, a day/" •'•he .__,.

h e r e a t 1 a l l . * - • ' ." . . .••• " ; ' v ••;. • .-,

But no sooner Had the.saidthan she. added, *"QK, yea, It's _

ilng now I -.Oh,- it's a tenJfledownpour, too! Dear me, I sha.ll havito ring off, I must see that my winUUTVS a,re down." ._•'.. -..<•-•

For the. Klnc of t J|B-CiioMa'liait.«u£-pt'«tcd to his children'that they runraces from the lower end of the cityright up to the very furthest end,vt'hlch was exactly what they hudbeen doing. . *•»

Tlion as the children had raced rightup -town along came Mr, Sun .and heand tine King of Clouds laughed andchatted and even sang songs. ., 'Then came" Mother Rainbow nnd theItalnbow Brothers mid-all the Itiiln-bow children .dressed to rtlioir: best.Mother Rainbow hud them all groupedtogether according, to thetr costumesjust as she aluiiys does. The oneswith costumes which were, partly ofone. color and partly of another werothe ones who were grouped betweentwo distinct colors. . . . '

1 Oh; b^wjovely they i»ll loolujdl-AndBOiiii!- went down very chisc Iff theearth ami some were high up in thesky. The city peoplo stood at,, their

l-i windows and cnlieil to encii other.' . "Oh, -a - beautiful ralhbort'," they

shfii: - .. ,; - .

'.'.See! It Is a double rainbow,"; soldanother,

"And doesn't the' sun look prettythrough, the rain?" said another. T__

'How beautiful It all Is," Edit] yetanother. ' *

And tlie Sun and tlio King of thelouds and tho Army of ItiiTndroprf

ami Mother li.'ilntwv and all of theKalnhow children smiled their gayestand' best finuV most wonderful,HIIIIIVSand the city people smiled, too, scarce-ly realising thuit, they were mulling.

"Call for the C|oud. Fulrles," nnldMr. Hun to tho King of'the''Clouds,and thpn they camiV Oh, Ihey wereso lovely! They wore golden nnd sil-ver costumes and cuffs and hats and

M

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Th» fomlnlns star of "Variety," Lyada Puttl, ha* a l«adlng fo!» In th« pic-tura "Cod Gave Ma Twenty Cent*," a•tary of th« New Orleane Mardt Qraa»es»on,

fur. coat,

Moats' is the sorgeons dance hot tothe left. T}ie oilier little chaptBTi Isof »i:c;E!efii(;g*JlT l t h ll

. ««nr ruiuriNra oy in© In

, - - - •> f "" " " - ' f <•«>«• m i I ( k <*»PCm i» the 'treat given to them .1t styles. This not so roccb t of silcpsen^g^llTer cloth allover pat p e 0 , , | ^trlmmlnff as In subtle, cons- j tensed »fiiii silver cord. -. It began to pour with fiworjHf Intricate sectioning f. .Of t i * trio.*! ' ; tei» :Mem. .theH*0jl. ^ B H r M ' ^ a ^ a i ; ™ ! ^ " * " 7

frfDeciiiTlv'tn>«i^™* t~* . * - — •-

ho seen very distinctly, their lovelyUriglit. Ilufllness. could tod seen.

i'he. Mother Itiilnhow gre\v dimmcr for she ,W(is taking the

•back homo with bar. as they jitid nmurchlrig lesson to tnke before bed-11 ihe. They had to Ipjiritito—b»~-fa>-T|tffflc~(lb(iur""marcirini{ ."to tho rightposition when they were to'appear

7 •• -•• "•*> ""i*1."""1*-';"1 I before the enrth.people: Hut It hailthe treat given to them by the Sky | b e e n „ vt OjiUllfuI treat. And the'city

"I often feel.sorry for people,whoonly look out upon gray houses andthe hacks of houses nnd they getused to looking at houses, \liey rcanydon't look up at the sky halj^eiioiiRh."

"Oh, .but we'll make them look up.jtoday^_e«J(Lthc__Klnc_of.

WHAT" TtiTqRAcfoysHOSTESS SAYS;

By DELLA THOMPSON LUDEa

ABOUTjNTHOpUCTlONS

T tiKW', are certain rules' to bo fol-tbwi'd In the matter of Introduc-

tions, and these rules nre hnfiwl, as.'nrcinrist siiHnl laws, upon coiislderu-tlpn and courtesy.

Children, no matter how younc Ifthey nrt'liblo tn walk and talk, upniaentering a room where there nrecallers, should he punctiliously'Intro-diicei', and the cnller should respoiulas politely and formiilly IIH if thosmall prison \vero twentylh'o yearsol.l. The Only way to teach children-Boi-inl grnceH is to accustom themfrom Infiuiey, '• .

If Mrs. riitrlowV.litJlo daughter oftwo years coint's ' Into the. driiwlng.rooiii when Mrs. Wiley Is wiling, Mrs.Ilarlmv, If sho In u thoughtful niother,will nay: •""""

"Mrs. Wiley, thin Is my lltllediiugh-ter, Jeun," And Mrs. Wiley will re-spond cordliilly:

••" ' " Will' ytitr

A

The photoerapb shows membiys of tho "IlOund-tlic-Woriil Oblf clt•nllliig OD the steamer Kmpress of Scotland oil nrouml tho World cruise, iwllf play on th« cotiraos of tho differenf eoimtriea vlsllod. They are, leftr i g h t : - d e o i - c o C « n l r « f s ^ i i n n . i . • ! . ' « " •••- - • - -

. nel. are: Wllllani •MncKi'nno.n..flf_JJeBlumd(. ft"HncTE' b.*Wnddiu7«fr MontreaT. , ,

riey, of Vancouver.''-fc.-'-Maaoarif • ca.1t

And all of n sudden the earth pWilcwere surprised by tho beglnnlng\ofthe (real given to them b th Sk

_ „.....„ ,d,u wiiiib *i»(i inns and

JliouBh,-fr«m-the earth they coiildtrt'|"s|VnkB haiiils with me? / .im u.,..» .—•— •••--'- • • If y r / ) jiurluvr'H young son of ten

enters the room, she should say :• '"Mrs," Wiley, this' Is my son, F»cd

Nick." '• .-• Ohlidreti should be inl'roilucml ti)

cmch other, but not foriiiuljy^i'iii-iilni.thcT

.nterpret I n t e r s

surh n pnynor ffho 0

I r™p.!e. rejoiced in tiie"gior7 thPy had

I " O F C O U I t s E ' d 0 not like toI ^—' talk about myself," began thehotel stcnolfrapber, "but fc—"..'"You don't?" asked the house de-

tective,, "then, why do n disagreeablething like, that?1' . !

"Kelly, as a comedian you wouldmake a line gravo'digg'ef," snapped thegirl. ,"I-w'us not going to talk aboutmyself except to say I nm like thatPharisee who thanked his stars hewas not like" other people but. I connot help be a bit crazy about myselfwhen I listen to other people talk.

"Last night 1 took an automobileride with a guy1 who took mo homefrom a ^""c«» . ne did the talking. Iwas planning a new <lreis sa l t didn'tJbother inf>. much, but 1 got the driftof it. "'.:/._ - ..,;,„..•

"This ,.ch£p talked nbou't the things,ho knew most about, but If rtaken- all the capital i 's ' he used mmset 'em up for fence posts J couldbare fenced in half the United States.He told die li'o*^ be-., felt" about-'thisanil .that, i h a t h S thought about.these"and tn'ose.iwliere'he had'been hitheranil jon^Kherje hoate,- the Wndof

ITCSJ- bobbed "nnd shingled,-1— liked to'listen to, loud

cfHEWHYo/gOpERSTiTIONSBy H] \ IR VI N Q\KI NQ

TW CURES

TN It URAL Cano dit the French Cana-* dlans, have the ftillowlng "way of

conscious. "Catherlni), thin Is ItobeitHliiKhiim. pon't you thlnli Iw'd likoto see your], new game?" • . .• "Hotv-iiii-you-ilo" for •' children,. an

..»rtA!;:^.-i|Ki^<7ii^tetliiEiattiij(K»fcSf»i'•JsjiiJiise."" '""" * ' , • ,

AtiiK.ciilldri-n should ho encouraged—-by - tVrillallty—to Introduce' theirlittle friends to their nnrcnlH. Thinthey usually do unconscloutily. ."Thechild suysA "Mother, -'(hlg' IH AnnloIlluke, . Hlie'V. roiiio iiomn with mi; toplay." Tli« imither, by her courteousresponse, can-ti^ach a very grnclnUBlesson In Introduction and reply"/

( f l 1)V t l i e ' Kn*lini>'nt "Hyii'illcfll«.l

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< Cliunges of Managers| r Since 1923! Season' MnnnKerlfll changes In inn-• Jors since 1P23 xensnn: . . - ' . - •, . National Leagut. -

Cnrilliuils — from BranchUleVr-y to Itogers'IIornsby. ,

Cuho—l-'rom llllljv-Klllefer toItnbblt Maranvllle'. tn (jcoroCilbson to joe McCarthy.

DiidBtTK—I-'rom ,\yilbi'r( RollInsiHi to Zucli Wheat to Wllbfrt

' Ilob!n«on. . . .flratcH—i-'rom William Me-

Ket'hnlc to Dontile RUNII,Reds—From tho late I'nt Mo-

ran to Juck Ilondrk-ks.Jlrnves—1'roiii Fred Mitchell

to Dave.ilunci-oft. • , »J'.'.!.U,(!~(''r-""' Axlhur. .Flcuslicr.

to"Stuffy Mclnnls.."'American LtSQut,

•' flrowns—FI'OIII l,Wi Tohl' fpJimmy AUHIIII to O'corgb Hl«!erlo> Dan Hflwley.

Red .SIII—From tlm , IfifuFrank Chanco tu IA*O I'ohl to"l^fcrenrrtjntn: . - - ~ . -

White .Sox—From KMcon'lo the Into Frank (..to Johnny ISVers to IJlilluUna to liny

i e k , 1 - , ' . ' • . / , . ' .• i i i t r . . • • • • ' • • • • / • ; •

•<5iKirr«"t*cj~""

ciousi n , n _ i - . r -U . I | L | L 1 •—/_ .. . . - -

The' nrmlstico started tho h/itug S to recareer of Geiic.Ttmnoy and*.d Vinterrupt that of jfc'k Xteapse;*

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The report that 0. 0. I'ylO/ngllsli ping-pong iilnyers am

thut thero aro otill ping-pong

A" wrenOpr wim arrcstw - . s DJ»,Vork for "flssuultln«" tlio iuann Mfeuted, which Is n high' con'' 'to pny n..wrestler. • '' "• •

A (liro-trnm B«cf(/r ieiigUi

SflOP

K t < » 4 r t i r i i .to Htaniey ILirrls.

Tlgern—:Fniin Tyaen'rso MnrlaKlty,

Iritlliins—Froin Trlsto MCCalllstpr.

g ayThey goSotting rid of rlicunni,,.,.... , ^ . " - j ; go

out to a fence, and leaulng the breastupon it,'-say: "I leave-*you here, I

hud my note hoot and,.„ , t do-A-n I would know more

about that Wiy thun noiible Jonesknows about iiilf or Sinclair about

interestedstatesmen: But I wasn'tand. go I didn't listen. Kut^ Kelly.*vhnt captures' the cat's meow with*me Is why people think other folkswill, be interested In what Is going onInside- of thc& little peanut shells?Who can -fellfU.can't. I Just don't doI t , t h o u g h . " . " • ' • •

. Interesting BirdThe redstart is one flf the mdsTcom-

'"" sprighUyjond IntcresUng of the• f « warWm. It ranges In snm-

t*e country ks far jrest•^onstatDg, a n d nesrn InTie rich orante red that

ate, by jellovr.

,-.rf . . ..u<c vuu nere, Ileave you here, Ileave yott h«re. Penyou, go 'way and don't you never comeback dero no more." ».:.•_

In another section people sufferingfrom biliousness hore three holes inn tree and th«n wnlk tl|rce timesaround the tree, saying'iach time:"Go away, bilious." '

Here we go back again to primi-tive man, fo tree worship and. thedoctrine of transference, "of disease.Also the conception of disease as lin

"evil t spirit, Moreover, we again en-counter the mystlJ number three. -Asfar back Into history nnd tradition asman tins been able to delve certainnumbers were regarded, as of mysticimport. Why has never been dlcovered, perhaps never will be. -"

Primitive mun regarded dlsoaso an'n evil spirit.which could be expelleefrom, himself - by -providing for it nnother hntiitationi The persqn, animal,object upop which ho wished,the dis-ease, "caught It" from hlmy It wasthe primitive man's theory of contaglon and beat the ' modern one "allhollow," In that when some one had"caught" the disease from ypu youno longer hud It yourself.

The remnant of tree-worship |n thetwo curea under consideration M obvi-ous; The direct appeal to the tree Inthe one case ani this contact with andappeal to-th* wooden ./enco in thedlher. _.In both cases the patlcnn,-^uttheir dfjieafe "up to" Oie tree-god

,'wfio wjjtjld know how to take care <ifIt i'erhaps-itie boring of the three,holes in the tree Is to facllltflte-en^trance of the' (fisease Into it. ' .--•

(© by- McClur* N«*«paper Ryndlca(«.),

WHEN I W A ^

BY- JOSEPH KATE

Sioux e i ty fn tu ' thcl/ first rer^:"-""'.imHtrailoiiof tho spdrt^ They,. l^L-tvery .Siniilny. /

; - «-•«;-->

• Tho Unlvcrslty/of v u l i iurUarvnril'UiilyeriUty havo Unlpoonist Beiison.'ii recent VOPas victories lira concerned. ,'

^...•.):..,-:y. . w - •fi_*h(i /ivornge ft • ttift;,

vm&k ;jitotrthrboyisiig«|itho surriitii/iflnjr- territory leadcountry In/tho number ot gulf iotiiRud yei/riy. ' ; Zi*"

•rownttS'"*sturirr0ii!d''by" tlm,Coiiiiiy/high school eleven 'I'tiibYyWhmi '.It 'di-fu'slcil Vet'.

dlvrslnn giltiio. 175 i

feaslt©ts^

Manager Shettsline ofPhillies Has Resigned

v William J. Hhettsilne, bunlne-iH rniiti-ngor of thu. I'hiliidclphhi NatlmiitlLi'iigue'Diischitll club, h'lN

Ai

AtIn21—Richard Bennett-Worked

'.' ,"%" a Factory. ' V ]if'A T TWENTY-ONE I found fny-

* V self In Clilcago during the sum-mer when many uctors have to tnke iivacation, whether they cun afford Ifbrn o t . •" . ' • • . .. - .

i couldn't afford it so I went towork In n factory until I could got nstage enKiigemcnt. After throe moritlisat the. factory I went to see a .per-formance*, uf an old nitiodrumii whentlie mniinger, .whom I knew, saw mebetween the acts and told me Unit theJuvenile of,the company was aboutto quit and ^could have -his part. Otcourse r jumped at the. chance but Ihad to rehearse at qight, after I cameijoin'p from tho, shop.—Richard I!en-nett." ...JrtlDArr— Rlchnrd.Bennett 1> beyond

the-reach of such yicclssltudefl of for-tilne. "lie is one of- the most notedplayers <ori the American stuge. AnIrish-American himself.,, ho , iiis theremarkable talent; of being aWc to nsjslrMInte^-himself^ into any Europeantype,- espedally~the Italian, and thinfitly played no small pttrt in Ills sue-cee*. •..'•. .. -

Mr. Bennett recently achieved "•huge success In "lie Who Get*Slapped," t ' . , . • ' " , .

Associated with thi? e'ubjmnco /(«orK/ft^lziitlotr In 18?:i, he Iia4 lu-lil po-#ltlons. ranging from offlco hi(y totjres-

ij Went. VIlls resignation Is the m/cfludj changeNmtho club since the chiso ofi• the sea»oiS^"Maringer Arthur Flcl?.lit

p i d by Stuffy• Mclnnln. ,' Ono of the few\r.fininlnlng pioneersof bnieball Mill In harm™. Khi'ttMInc,who hrs been acting as hu-sl/iess man-ager Since 1000, entered tht) Nationalleijr»e beforo I'resldent John A. Ueyd-Io# .or any of the present eight cluboWnera. He was playing manager forKn years, n - /

Wrestler SeeUs Match

tlon wlljl; ficni. ....», ... ,.,.n y*group of:-el(tht,^<?iiwHs to enuukej wiiuitche* with tho I'rofessiflhnl off/r-crs' association of America this J«ur,

' •'...,"'- . •••..' •'•:- r^iil .Jerry Standaert, Infleltjer, has WTII

sent io the Memphis club""• of 'thejSofitliern league, by- the BrooklynItoblns,' lie KOOH an pnrt,bf tlie dwilby which the llolilns (icfiulrcd PitcherOrimn. . . .-.-;.' ••'••'•'-.', • • " . . ' • • , > . .

' . . - • .• . ' . . - • * , * ' - : • • • • • ' _ ^ y ,

Jockey Jimmy BtitwelJ, wbo-'ffi"«tlllunder, contracj to the B, Fi VVhltncyBtalfle, began hit racing cnreerln, 1!Wand -hns piloted 1,SW winners nn<lbrought In purees amfiuatlng to Jl,-

• . FrIW Crlslcx, one-tlmo University ofChicago nthlety, was an all-round sia'r.Crlsler won nine lctterafdnrlrjj< h|»

jinreer; v«t; Ttl^! jildw'ay^iMistlditl.on,three each'In foortiall, baseball amibasket ball * ' - , r

' • • ' • * - » ! " • " ' I ? ' ' - . ' . : ! • ' • /

^ e . heavyweight pug.has been tcntorm} to" (,'"bd Btandln,,'(n Jllnncootu ba ' the bo.xlns; cdtomls-elon1 of# that, stfte. It 1» aonquite a 'feat to j * t Fred tuck tolog after a """

^»tpp-

ReadineaM to Believe"0" course, Mrs. 'Ig?Ins. wot they're

telUn'- about 'er mayn't be true; but 1always sqya: If tills t>e 'car»iiy. makethg tBost o*^lt"—Boston Transcript

~W*'5"ear' Bcw-njlns' to-annjIjr.Grnduate- Manager Kai©thii game l* m . b s j e b j ^le recentiy^nd' llnta recelre T"1* S"016 '* •"> «,*%>#

r-a-retarn matc£. wltif T!iye; *'?'?.e?,:9$9^r^MM:iE^i1riii*r^««J^w >;,joiini,''i«^'--i^Sa

• • " . ,- ' / ; " - , ' • • ' •

In the thlr^-«e<ond ontfial" 0Ciory *ale of light .li«rnci!»: birse*; 4SlO--—• changed'ikndV'ftir « total of. _, 5. jWhlle fewer ft<>?se« • wcra«old for a ollghtly smaller ,Wlil than?n 1926, • the avirffgiji pcr/'nead' «rs»higher thi»'year£T 'ufel>Ansht:; if J inijeia^p;the B'ttft canio ln\^li8CtpJ-6f*A'(l*in,'l niii-; «* •• *•two-jrear-bld trotting fcl^pldn-flf'tnis" — - - ' • ' - ' • ' • ' ' • • " ' • •"'••" ' - " B K f i

-..-,.., ....^.fTI.nfceof the Tlnker-Ew*'M?9tte. J>re«tifent '41 vIng club, W,"b«ro#»s-t I o n oj^raflni 0B.near ' "-

• ?Z7 .:. .... .. '• . ' s * - .j=Tt:;;

^^%>^^t.^" ''^' *iEs53*^^S

membercomhlna-

[note Hnc-orRimlza-blgftway,

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effort to di*"|Oidpat them 1»4 - - '

Fwtfa tear g«a !

.'•Ad BUlell Eyen\' lably t neck a i

defiedp wUU « • 1 - „i and w«»r 7^

ilea

oteltl-patU qt ,- ^ ;tho Nic.n.- Wh**Hutbani» Nm*d

thun a twbjr

bowed lege should be •tralgUten«clamped them Into Jron brace* wid,ll.l» stata of torture Sent him to IUL'iltli some humble acflualnuinw l»

"ottoiMMsns-ol! hold- Kohp-« Mr. and" Mrs. Ouncnn. -

greatly appeal to Hi. Duncan. It il *wrlMid hU, alumbera «ft«r hl« > i rale" i t Ae neighborhood pub- Iftomplalned: "H. used to Weep «Mr

Trie an.IL » r * « • <" "• » r o n *they Juirt us,"

.Another «*•» ,««*« Liw Comfortably inCaSnadlarrSadHou

- X b « trarehsr lo tbe,C4nadl«M proylocea of Haikntcheniui and Alberta i»aatoolahfd at-the great iiumber^ul

d b « Ufcred thrVirtghont

OttAMTOKP I, ••';

.iQTietNotka to bmW1 to t m w it™>

crtatont •• •**SS3

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4,o. P._nw»«

SFK^isSSS

, . - . - pntant thwj, santo Bluebeard-or

_ >dg* an* lolnt to ItMa lofo

><iiu>v. rr—iM r>i« wuh Gioluou, puy> «il

together a rude mak« though H0«ore d.,lrej) toframe booie. thJa could b*

h «^%^sZJouiy with i « « ^of the Karclty ot-lumber,

li t tmporar

NO OTUKtt ifUiWWg JWbm«UM "' mural "Wji

TUB Bi»T rwtcc.(«£

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yuft flnt aoveri xor Jrwajouutj. ljukiia AOd wVnxieVl rionl 8kW»NBrth, M»M Cr»»(«f«

TH» LAJUJKHT. tht JWtt«u<icln«il or DuttM^Avenue UrmliouaMkiJ

ETOgS

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better to live tn temporary quartersAW, w - unUl th* raUrond pushes ouUnio thuu

anlttd congress] territory and brings the comforts <Xof bombarding Livllltatlon. However, theie s«d

.-—..• - -"-•'"-'hou»e«'ftre by no mean* uncnmfortable, for they a n wonderfully vool Inwanner and'correspondingly warw In"winter. '

Sf.D.nilpatrini saint 9'

'1 during the

"tried1

iaffcWry andM-to wharo

H thetirdtr. *< , 'ou may qwilgn It to.tlw Un« ni

" h« repHed. *n«- muprt hieh der waa.drtlTmO, by-

a Uoweir I latter 1*ch waa endoaad 1S3M,

wntloj 6>e amount oTerpald. Aoi two Idler a iecr?tary appeared

tho Iliop with the newa that th«n-najiirenaed aL.th« refund, add-

uhly t&at It would DMCA .beensaroe|lf the balance had beenBrtdMncbeat<»H»tta /d-

raSwfrt.^tthUBjm tojuur* mile*. *h» i

WiTarT mSalittln range* rtolng outoMhe-aMt «nd the laltndi are con-nected with MCh other fad with (heBait tadlea by «abm4rged.monntalu«.Parrot th . IW.4U Tolcanic In originand thero at* ft «na*n tctWe wlca-noea, Th» general trend of the moun-tain' rang* l» tram north, to touthr butthen a n Innumerable ragged >p»ra

h t th largtr Ulanda Into many

hla_compamww..»unynsi »• . . . , .The blihop's body wasTWrlcd,<Pot about Ive-rolles north of •"•"•/TrwricilAUHy,Somewhat later a chapel was builtover the gravmtad-lt waa a place forpilgrimages during the Flftb and SixthMfnturios.~ln" the";?*4'"030 Klnr"Da'lobert bum an abbey there, and laterbuildings of like kind Jllll stand there.One M occupied by a school for daugh-ters Pf members of the Legion ofHonor, founded by Napoleon I.'Atown grew up sbout the riot. km>w»

Vht'B ur now as Bt. D*nfr.:-'O<-» »wax held to be'the militaryI'arli. Uoday It Is an Industrial I

population of 00,000.

Isolated aseUonar. Ooral reefa fringe n« » K°'"» ..K < l r t l , . ' h . l « „„!„«

Character, in MakingKome wrltera auert that charaetet

,« formed In the. dayi of childhood."«k»s the Loe Angelea Tlmea. They al-lege' tliat in Infancy the hablta of as«are formed, 1Mb. » « » « « ' "Si

msBsmkdescenta and. «««pt n»r_th« sea. apt »'* l m e " ,JJJ enwacUr U formed In. ~ & i « Majntonoi

' j«f«i' ) • * l , \ . r T u-.a.il-*ha Vnnlapta of llftt UXL * ——•*—»-" *-'•ft. ; |fear Vienna on t ie Danube at-th.'•• • i - a UHtes the speed of Jh« cnrrentU

12 to l« feet per aecon<l—<n4w

ed hi * « y - np A * .n l to t *>rforwi S?or astern, and had to

. enough heaS. -,-,•of it, uwffi;r,«njwouW pmtf *,It Utoj iP*

got

Once nptm^a Urn. then was tn Sa- be tart-let, a atonkt4s« who did -»• •"-* - -proud - ; ' " *not even U — . -

He had oneamong, bla .—-^tnatron who waa *ttra r —

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Pand

LtoWlng steamer,'» frtm on., to' go up

* b * 0 wfto flow ship*

wsft^Down

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would not m n lit h « aemnt-earty

\m, auu- lskMM!

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nuurnsn ouuam bUUI

BKLP WAMTBD-Temale

than »iin«g wh" "to^ " *

fax" Budget NoticeESTATE WASTED

MbieollRneoUH Revenue:Poll Tnx -Franchise T*x . --

Grow Receipt* Tnx•Interert Bank HWa

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