SUCH IS LIFE Suggestion to Dads By Charles Sughroe| WORKING TO capacity
William James once advanced the
- " ; “ a“ sm——— . theory that few human belngs ever
et jd C285 : - Reg work up to their fullest capacity,
Gee, CANT A Gee, cant A a » " vs X ry ZA he = Vast eo resources are hidden by
FELLER AND His [4 [' Pp Ee s the habit of fatigue obstacles which
DAD AN A DOG Ny } = : = — Bec | we never break through. It is possi-
a 2 y " 3 =, ae | ble that we possess not only a sec
) —— { ond wind but a third and a fourth.
| “In exceptional cases we may find,
i beyond the very extremity of fatigue
| distress, amounts of ease and power
! that we never dreamed ourselves to
| own, sources of strength habitually
not taxed at all because habitually
| we never push through the ohstrue-
| tion, never pass those early critical
| points,” James says,
Re-Open Ex-Kaiser’s a Sian omnes | Declares Bald Eagle Is | Dorothy's Mother
turned into regulgr offices, only from
former Lpaial chsties would surprine Unjustly Given Bad Name Proves Claim
Famous Old Chapel 1 ; ening dc : J Yy | Children don't or-
the publie by opening up old chapels
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or halls rich In beauty or In historical . ‘ dinarlly take to med-
glamor for those who enjoy the ro- | Audubon Head Comes to Bat | ance, they are not curious to know | leines but here's one
Last Divine Service Was | of imperial flunkies. Pruewer was | ance of bygone days. for National Emblem. what she has had for dinner: it may g fat all of them
summarily dismissed. —————————— a have been corned beef and cabbage! oe, love, Perhaps {t
Marriage of Princess. Last Event a Wedding. New York—Condemning a recent | In lke manner we admire the bald | shouldn't be called
ira—— eagle when, | s beauty and majesty | \ a medicine a 1
The last time the chapel showed un. widely circulated press release which | “2B! When, in the beauty and majesty m2 oedicine at al
orlin. — The ex-kaiser’s former ¢ is noble form ¢ e ig s "| It's more like ¢
Berlin Th Xa r wonted splendor was for the wedding in effect defamed the bald eagle, em of his noble form and powerful flight, It's more like a rich,
yel atop the imperial castle In Ber- Are . hy # he soars aloft into t jue empyrean : AP wahrantrata
Shape] at y a i i or astie | Ap of the kalser's only daughter, Princess blem of our national independence, ne 5 rs aloft into the blue empyrean ; concentrated food
» e LOSE 0 f 08 - rb » A . 3 » 1 i nerie sling rag O ' ure silesame weet he
Sal's B 2 8 : sed. to the public Victoria Lulse, to the duke of Bruns- i Dr. T. Gilbert Pearson, president of - rom his aerie on beetling crag or | It's pure, wholesome, sweet to the
Ars a8 been opened to ep y ” sa of wering Ine s BUY OV yg 1 xt woot § 14" {ttle
Jy ' deen of ed I : wick, The wedding put an end to a the National Association of Audubon owering pine he surveys the world | taste and sweet in your child's little
The last divine service held In the . ; socleties, stated : beneath, or sallies forth In quest of | stomach. It builds up and strength-
chapel was In May, 1913, on the oc- 1k spots on Bugers may be Magani. I 4 dally food. At such times he seems ens weak, puny, underweight chil
hy } # . : ro s gb ra ll amu i “It is n unate ths PEACE " Hy Wa, B d as , en sy puny, ngerwelight il
casion of the marriage of Princess Vie- Smart and Simple ly removed by a little ammonia. 1s unfortunate that recent pub- 10," Lo") ve the ‘menial things of on. ake m eat heartily. bring
’ . so» Heity concerning the bald eagle has ing dren, makes them eat heartily, brings
t ~ a . eh. - diddy LL BL HEI “3 + .
toria Luise, the Kaiser's only daugh To keep cut flowers frest head | been calculated to detract fre the earth and thus becomes a symbol of | the roses back to thelr cheeks,
ter, to the duke of Brunswick, de- 0 keep cut flowers fresh put a head 1 calculute y detrac rom the
of a sulphur match in the bowl character and reputation of this state
1 valor and of power which constitutes makes them playful, energetic, full
scendant of the dukes of Cumberland him no met $1 a" , a 3 .
’ 1 mean emblem of our country. s \ 3 ou sadach
archenemlies of the Hohenzollern dy- . % # ly and picturesque bird which long has ! emyem o country.” | of life. And no bilious, headachy,
nasty. : . . Hot vinegar quickly removes white- | been the emblem of our country, While ( constipated, feverish, fretful baby ye
The chapel is located beneath the ; 5 : wash or splashes from windows the story In question indulges In_no May Be in Cabinet | chil ever falled to Nspond go the
fine cupola crowning the Imperial ’ oe ¢ . a a deliberate misstatement of facts, yet - gentle n uenee of 4 torais 18
castle on Unter den Linden, a familiar ’ ; ; Try bolling angel food cake pan | the emphasis placed upon some of Syrup on thelr little bowels. It starts
sight to every American tourist who Vs dv which has been greased in baking soda | these Is both unfair and misleading. | lazy bowels quick, cleans hele out
visited the German capital. The “5 Ef and water, The fact that Benjamin Franklin and thoroughly, tones and strengthens
chapel and cupola rest on the giant Fa A *. +» John James Audubon questioned the them 80 they continue to &ct nor
portal on the west side of the castle Oll the cup or spoon in which mo- | Wisdom of this cholce of the bald L mally, of their own accord.
modeled after the famous Constantine i lasses Is to be measured. The mo- | eagle to be our country's emblem ae. Millions of mothers know about
arch in Rome. To give the massive lasses will slip out of the cup easily. | should In no wise create any misgiv- California Fig Syrup from experi-
portal the necessary foundation 3,000 A ; A ————————————— ings in the minds of patriotic, bird ence. A Western mother, Mrs. J. G.
bulky wooden plles were rammed into ; loving citizens. Even though we are : Moore, 118 C ur Ave. San Ant alo,
the swampy earth. The castle as well 5 reminded by them that the bald : y Texas, BAYS: “ nia Fig Syrup
a8 the greater part of the German ; F ABBY ERTIE eagle's diet is not at all times admir- . 4 = is certainly all that
capital Is built on marshy land formed #9 able, and that he will rob the fish or I have pro Hon tt
by the rivers Spree and Havel f R hawk on occasion. we would on these : : Dorothy. She
same grounds be led to ign the € il 3 ! very Sas
character of many of our wild birds or o . weak. I started ber on Fig Syrup
and man 11s whose lives for the be when she was a few tnonths old and
most part, are ruled by the law of ba Ti of it regulated her, quick. I have used
the jungle. : it with her ever since for colds and
“When a beautiful and accomplished ¥ every le set-back and her Wonder.
tells better than words
Sixty-Five Feet in Diameter.
The octagonal chapel! measures 65
feet In diameter, soaring 160 feet from
the floor to the inner top of the cupola.
The altar, a present of the Egyptian
viceroy, Mehemet All, is made of a
brownish yellow alabaster. The mas. ’
sive altar roof, resting on six pillars, rs ! the grace and power of her perform- 4 | how 1 helps.” ’
is carved out of one piece. The altar + 5p Don't be imposed on. See that the
crucifix is inlald with numerous seml- Pit E Eoin 4 Jou buy beats the wame,
3 3 Y, + | 3 - ¥ y PY rou] - —
precious stones. Ten costly candela- 3 ! \ i - A. iL. s Best Pitcher : i £0 ¥ get the genu
: o v ; ff : 7 nt sdet $ i ine, fmm ous for 50 years.
actregs captivates her audience with 2 ful condition
bras are supported by antique Roman J \ ;
pillars excavated In Pompeil. More A smart and simple dress In brown Wa J ah g e—
than a hundred pictures, representing | With neck and beit bow in different ; 5 : Sa : What Does Your Handwriting Reveal?
¢ 3 snces Tor
Biblical scenes and Prussian rulers, | tones of beige, pr CA) iv A : Since Nationa! Chairman Farley Janta the A ee Sor
decorate the walls é yy WX / ” SBN fs : / inted that some woman was lkely plete character analysie Graphologist, 1472
The history of the chapel Is compar- | feud of long standing between the i LW 1 lil \\ TH Ah be appolr member of the | Proaduay. New York
atively new. While the dhdent parts | houses of Hohenzollern and Cumber- AY// \) HY \ i The Roosevelt inet there has been
f the eastle go back to the days of | land f WNW HAR { 3 ; & 4 : much speculation as to the one who | Capable Men to Represent Nationally
; i . \ bs 1 Known Of Company £8 Necs ty te
the renaissance, the chapel and cupo- | That was In May, 1913. Then came 4 A\ ny : night be selected. Among the possi- cAr owners. P full time, free es
Ia were added In the years 1845-1853 | the World war and nobody set foot ip Co Be bilities Is Mrs. J. Borden Harriman | Bo oe addin. Pa. on.
according to the designs of the Prus- | the chapel except the charwomen and ; : 5 who for years has been a leader in
sian King Frederick Williar Fan | an occasional flunky until In Decem- = ils 3 > : both social apd political Washington Guitar, Banjo, Ukulele Played ut Sizht in
the famous German architect Schinkel. | ber, 1018, a number of gri y, hungry i \ /) . Pr we life, any key by simple . oars
Within its walls many a church | sailors, rifles slung over shoulders and aN \ : : & TT — eed Jagotme Box 3811, Plath Sta
1 wv, » ff " Ovid re oop 1 ’ i ¥. 8 Put. gry & 4 P : - -
service was held In the presence of red badges fixed to their arms, st tealth- \ Zz J re : Texas University Now Cleveland. O
the royal family, surrounded by a | fly climbed through one of the win - » : . J . -
glittering entourage. Whenever a new | dows of the chapel. They grabbed a in the trepics 2 sugar faqay hh 2 4 a fF Has “Sleeping Course” | soxcs amrmaxc ED AND PUBLISHED.
Prussian diet or reichstaz was elected | valuable embroidered altar cover and big prune and date man, a a Austin, Texas —For students who HERB JONES, PE ™ KBOROL Gh, « CAN.
the new members assembled in the | disappeared by way of the castle roof, _—— : Ea : are “tired and rondown™ at the Uni
chapel in the presence of the kaiser | That was in the days o 1 Germs 2 % 3 i ’ versity of Texas there is the course
to attend divine service rey tion when the walls fr THE HABIT OF x 2 : ; laheled “Sleeping P. T." they ean take
All the kalser's childr were con- | perial eastle shook with the di sch ree . ; 3 i —the “P. T.” standing for “physical
firmed In the chapel. Th ma- | of the guns and the crackle of ma EATING a 3
tion of Prince Joachim of Prus ost | chine guns and rifles continued al 1 3 The classroom is fitted with cots on
the job of Julius Pruewer, one of Ger. | day long The led marine division ——————— : : hid pupils lie for 30 minutes each
many's leading orchestra conductors had taken possession of the castle and By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK w ; . 8 period
At that time he was organ play imperial stables, which they made Late Dean of Man ’ fo “. $ “The course is simply a period of The blues ‘shever last long in e
the cathedral and In this capacity he | their headquarters University of Illinois. k i ; : rest and recuperation for students un. | has] aod. Why fed sluggish. sicily
conducted the choir singing at the ce After the Red mutiny wis quelled p. able to take strenuous exercise” 8 N, | GiBer ene 18 tha merit on how rou fet?
ftor the nrince had Hoon con Eh g " De wy 4 ¢ i An on 2 Driok Garfield 7
rn ey ? ihe prince ha 2 tadily S14 peace was Festored ya'is of te Eating Is a very necessary process : i Fadahl, the lnsiruetor, sig Tow ue aieneed ois eis mse
awh main. uw) in +1 3 : ——— as human beings are now constituted Ne ——————————————— appetite. (Ar olf druggisis).
wanted to remain alone in the chapel and to attain the lth i Bob G t of ti SAMPLE FREE: Garfield Tes Co. P.O. Brocktyn, N,V.
a 4 FOUR rove was out o 1e
to partake of the holy communion, Rut -
The onlookers In the gallery did not POTPOURRI . i os benellelal fe game with injuries more than three
SOILS | SHOU Wr
budge, keeping their opera glasses 4 . weeks In midseason, the tall Philadel.
glued on the imperial family. The Carat Weight | he, " Regular ae it is phia southpaw led American league ‘ :
emperor ordered Pruewer to have the A enrat weighs 3.37 troy grains. 1} y an =e ive Sabi! pitchers for the fourth successive sea. < Test of a gry
choir sing a choral till the last onlook- The name is an Arable one mens 1 | Ore a by » A © | son last year, records recently re poise Is to seq
ers had left the chapel. The choral ink besin or seed. and: it wan: the \ ih sls ¥ the in- | jeased reveal. Opponents averaged hi mself favorably
was sung three times in succession: ng ben y i ; - tricate and almost only 2.84 runs per game in 202 in 9 when brought inte
the audience did not stir. The con ancient practice to use beans or | | \§ , infinite processes nings, distributed through 44 games, the presence of a la-
ductor, instead of dlindly obeying the ; } feeds to weigh precious stones. LAs JB Dy which food is | aoainst the Mack star. dies’ sewing circle.
orders of his imperial master ‘gave ap Such stones were described as be | 8 now prepared. It de 2
ing so many beans of weight, or | | i» isn't always the
ne Ent ot the more throats of ria I] carats. A carat has 4 carat grains, | | - original cost that | ODD THINGS AND NEW—By I .ame Bode | FUR DRESSERS and FE om
singers. The onlookers were finally further Givided n 36 pais. : is to be taken into THE CROSBY FRISIAN
pushed out of the chapel by a host ©. 1923, Western Newspaper Union, N consideration: it Is . 565 Lyell Avenue - FUR Come COMP v.
J th e transportation g y
and the passing of ALMIRO
New Baby Submarine Does Its Stuff products from one hand to another CREMA =~
until it reaches the man sitting down of Italy i AT THE FIRST SNEEZE
4 USE
A : to a meal, that have to be considered.
; 3 Sore : We were guests at the Grays’ not 1% 9 FEET
long ago. We arrived in the late aft.
ernoon a while before dinner and just
as Mrs, Gray had returned from a
luncheon. It was the day on which
Mrs. Gray's luncheon club met and so
an opportune time to discuss gusta- (LOYD W. 1ROBALGH
tory matters, - of Grottoes Va.
“We had the most delicious lunch- FOUND 32% FOuR-
eon,” Mrs. Gray announced almost LEPE CLOVERS IN
before she was seated, “fruit cocktail 3 HOURS
at the outset and "in sure by the way
it tasted that Grace must have a pri-
vate stock. There were blueberry 6729)13458 (2
muffins-—~they simply melted In one's
mouth. She had a new kind of 15 THE SMALLEST
salad-prunes stuffed with roquefort M
cheese, I've never tasted anything ‘Connon wars
more delicious.” We got all of it final. a
ly, and I presume that all the Grays Va ree TA
sitting about listening had a distinet Wi. 5”
gnawing of the stomach and a stim
ulation of the salivary glands as they
listened to the recital
: Pe At dinner, which I thought quite {
po » adequate to satisfy both taste and —— a LA
. hunger, food was the sole topic of
The Explorer, a baby commercial submarine designed and constructed | oo corsation. ‘Scott fn hie
by the ploneer submarine inventor, Simon Lake, demonstrated its ability to It was so throughout our visit
navigate at any depth and to crawl along the bottom of the sea while its two- | p00 afl the time; nothing but food. A CAT OWNED By MR.
man crew surveys the underwater scenes. In the center of the group aboard | mne habit of eating had so obsessed JOHN KUEHNER... WALKED :
are Dr. William Beebe, eminent naturalist, and Mr. Lake, who thinks the ves- | thom that they thought of nothing 1000 MILES 10 FIND wi NE x og
sel should be called the “Crab” because it can crawl sideways or backwards | i.e HER WAY HOME W. N. U, BALTIMORE, NO. 3.1933
en the sea bottom. © 1913, Western Nowspaper Union,
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