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PLDLIC LEDGER COMPANY
rvnrs li K ci itTts. I'ui.mivT
Jehn 0, Martin, X ir t'r mil ui ntul Treasurer)
Charljs A Tyler icreta,r . i ,! m II. Uiillnr.
ten, rhlllp fcS. Celllnn. Jehn It. Wllllama, Jehn J.
BpurBenn Clcorne r. Qeldamltti, David II. Fralley.
.nitectera,
.DAVID r SMII.r.T . J.in..r
..tOHN C MAHTIX.. 0neral nuilnMi Manarer
Publlihcd daily at rcmtc I.bpekb UutlJIng
Ind.'pemen''n Squire. Il,.'tult)ihtri
AxtlNTlc Cm rrf.t'nlen IlutMlnic
J-ttv 'iORK am Ma limn v -.
Dktcit 701 FeM Uulldlng
Wt. Lena 1113 Giab'-Drmntrnt TluttdinK
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WISnihOTON nCBBJC,
NT.. Cor, IVnnri vdnlt A a el 1l''t :
Jsrw yeatt tlratic Th .Sun tlulldltut
Ionpem UutKAl' Trafa'aar nullJInc
s-i'iii-nirrieN- rintjis-
Th Cvsninq Prune Lrxirn l nerved le suti.
crlbera In rhilndelphm pr.d urreiiti Una town
at the rat of twelte (12) cnti ri week, caabl
te thn carrier
By. mall te point eutidle of rni!arilphln In
the United Statu, i ni"n. or t n led Hniiee pon pen pon
eailena, peataca free, r. .. i50J cum per month.
HI (0) dollars per jmr pi, able In ntlvam-e
Te all terelun cnuntrlea enr ill dollar a month
veticr 8ubcribtra alanine ntldrtea changed
nut five Old ua well a new d,ief.
BELL. .1000 WAI.Nt T
m vtem:. mmn hoi
ICTAiUirets all commitnlciineiii fe .I . ninj7 PuMle
Member of the Associated Press
TllF. ASSOCIATED t'Rr.SS rn-lunvly rv
tttbd te the u fur r.-)jf)liriiii,).i nil ntu't
4lilatcht3 credited tn it or n( nthrru i.ie credited
in this pattr, and el.m the lernl 'm ruftfi.iri
Ihrrrtn
All Hpafi p rrputllcarie'i of prrtul dispatch)
rrin are aNe rrrrifrf
l'hils.rlphi, Venda
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DR. DEAVER'S "DEMANDS"
THKOKi:TICAI.t-Y, lr. .lelin 1?. ll.ncp
iiDiIniiliteilij lislit in ! i - "ilrnnuuN"
UpOll (IIP llie-pltnl tll 1 ' ;i"..i ' .ltlil tin
people "f tl"' Sl.iti1 uf I'pim- ImimIii II"
wnnts tlie ini'-ii" ik t" HpPii iIh'ii nnlv,
mlhetit I'xi'fpMMii. I" iiinlhitl -tii.liiit- ii'hI
tnnk' in rfcsilik' fop i li ili" iiii put lent pul
He or prhnte. 'I'lie LrUlntiiii' i- nk'"l !
give llie miroetrif i l llclit "f .tiiim.il txprri
mcntnlimi te pntli"l''sM. n'i.1 i In- p ihlie
te nkntnleii tlip -"ill iiml elfi-h " -tit tun- i
tnlity tlint cikN i( te l-!i tin- rttit te ui
Scens te innlie pe-t-ninrli'in pvntiilimtten-
Hut. prni in-tilh . Ir IPiiMT nii'l tln'-e
trhe nsroe with lihn will tiivl iniicli Mth
which te cniiteiiil Ihi'itp ,ei i iilitiun rim
be breuplit i.lxmt. jiihI tlie tn -i i n obstiu-'e
Will he the n'Mtiit'e of tin fitMli It -oil' If
ererj pntletit who otileroil n linptt.il Unexv
thnt lii ci-e tniglit he itiiiile tin' wibjV' t "(
n elltiii'. tlllietit liW con-out, tlie lie'-pitnl'
tieuM iletittle-4 Iiml n oeiisl.lo.iiMo fnllnii;
off It) th"' oiie c!n-s uf pntieiit.x in wlm-li tliev
fiml n inoiietiir jirelit that . tlie pnjlng
pat lout.
Most of thexi- who ctiter n lie-pitnl. nnd
often ".train tlie'r tmutii nil ro-iuieo- te .li
tnin a priv.ne immii. tin -e with tin- pri'
piirpo-e i.f -i roetling thf ileliil'.- "f tlielr
nilnient- from l' lint thelr pli.i'lnttk ntul
thelr fnmilie". 'I'M- eln of pntlent weulii
tiw thelr lienn". In iiiiui oa-e- liixteiul of the
heipltii'-. ami th'' le wi'iilil Ix- twofelil- te
the hospital iiml te tlie patient hlm-eif (i
dnriRoreu- niliin'iii-. whether meilicnl et -ur-gk'al.
Pan he fur hotter trei ted umiil the
conveniniioe- of a Iie"pltn! thin at any pn pn
Tate home.
As te nnre-iririeil nniiiial oxpontnetitn expontnetitn oxpentnetitn
tlon. whii li 1- enlj another inline fur il-ee.
tletl. it Is a ipiestinn whether sip h Minetinii
can he ehtnitied from the publie, in tlie fnoe
of the in-one tmlit usaitict It whi-h has hoen
wnce'l for M-nt- hv the liumane -oeietios
ami hv iniln nli.-.il nnimiil )e-r-. l'rnhnlilv
Dr. I)pnM'r ilid ti"t nu-un exiieth what hi hi
erd "unre-trieteil" linplie- in tin- enne ;
that K that nn por-en linldlus n inpilii-nl
doRree sliall he allowed te evpettiuent a- he
pleOH-s upon livluc nninial-. The public
tvill snnctleii tliei'tien enlv when It 1 1
detie under humane eiindltinii-, hj per-ei
full i-apable sursieiilly and wurMiis in es es
tablUlied laborntei-ie. mid uiniei- .it lca-t
romp l.ttid el ' upi r i-nui
Aa te the third pelnl. it will prehahli hi
lt InilR time before the :l erase peuiill will
en-eiit te a pest murtem upiui the hedt "f
a im-inhei- of hi- fiinill.v when -urli net loll
Is net deinuiided h law. Most ppp-etm np np
prete f pii-t-uierlemu in the i-.i-e nt etlier
fniniltes : with their mn their attitude i
different.
Dr. Denver's arpmients nn- mil niel nm
easily nn-w-i-red. If eerj en-e uf iilne-s
reu'd be tnade tu emiti ihule te the -unju'iil
and niedleal hnowledso uf tin- world. It
would net be Inns: before muni di-ea-Of new
known only iib-eun-I would In- a- nil upon
book te the pin Hk inn. Hut. n- I'r 1 lent or
bini'elf reeecniyt-, .1 'eiii: auiii.nuii 1 1 1 tin tin
edlieatinli uf the p iblie i- 'in i --.in In !'!
the-( end- i nil he .itt.iire-d
WHERE LANGUAGE IS MADE
IT W1I.I. tale niele than it n -uliitliui of
the N.itiun.il t nun. ll ui Tiiiilieis nl
Ltiitli-ll te pn-Miit imitu lueii .-it.d women
(ruin Usui" shun; The imineil hn- .'ippar
entl. periPite'l tin- t n t . tm it- iii-'-iih-nt
has .iu-i -aid t 3i j 1 1 'In..- . ii-tit.i'de in
modern ti ui If i- mete i-eh-im. li- sa,s.
le tell two Ije.i wiiiim- liKlitins tu "i.it It
out" than te rill t li ..i te "ilesi-i "
Of eetii-e l '- And hi'li a iiml'' i-pi-pssive
tellll 1- .e. -d I I -1 j t Ml llii
anvil of -i n. e mi"'- pa--i u. 'h.it r-'t tn .1
he u.sed. I.miik'i.ix" I- iiui mm!" ,u books
"It is a Initr; thinj; lu.it mew- v n ue .md
exerci-e. Tie- rnun ' - 1 1 . t - u.i.i wi-hes
te be Kraphli- i- i uli-tiini! e.i -h" wal'-u
ter new forms et the li wi i i n .i- it .-
Uttered en the Mi-tit.
The men who intent mn tuiiu- et cxpif cxpif
slen de m) urn nisi-Kitisl T'uey -n en 'le
hlcnclivM In tin- ball park- niel -limit tt..-i
retnurkH at t.a- plavr- who pioue i.fli-n,!
them. They ilinw t lis n niiiiceiy trmn nil
Sorts of ei I'dpUtlells .lie! 1-.1' llietu.M'-
with a lan-li pr.nl:i. 'it . w.t'.i.'t l, ..v ,i,k
what a metaphor Is
Tlie luiixuiifie "t ..- -ti -ui- rnen
effeel iijien ile lnnii i.i'i 'et ti . hm !,s tlnn
the luneuat'e "f 'U" I--"!.- he- ei. i ,. 1
RUORO Of tin stlei'l, be.-au-.i- the u -n rt i.O
write boehs wi-u in i e ,i ii, i idieip -n
derstniidnbli of the tn-ri.-.-i n.ati it n-i Ik--
cause tliet w--ii -i iiiitr I .- ,,,, ,
reality.
Yet tl.O '"li. in 1 s ( 1,1,1; . . ' ,, ';,i;,
about slntiK i.le'i alie 11 tl.r. put.' of ihe
langUHije n- r li..iiu!i n in utter.-I . in , ,
STILL HOPE FOR GOOD FAITH
THAT erK) of tH.i'v .ibiesiiit.i'i (.iiit.iii
plated In He .loin- Shipping l.nw sii.rn sii.rn
net lilillkel.v te irmiiin th" licmeni of irie irie
lipeiiHlble imiiKlnittiiins
Tlie iiieasure, well il.-wcfd .u uinioiens
Impertinii re-iei'ts, vent wild ulnii, en
the subjeet of ptefi - nihil in .itmeiit of
American veel- u h. nn pert- fiiii-M
tred apart treiu nn'iili-, tlnre , i.f
eetirce. little etiji t, mnble i. Mi" ,i ,,n of
aidltlK lie men hiuii mill in hi ll .-lieue1 et
preferential duties mid luiiuiiK' t-tve-. All
tllUt t-toed In lb" w.n of e n-ij lie; in, t;,
jlllli were spe.-.ti ,in. i .itt-'jui-n .illt tii.iu-e.l
covenants with I'm-i icii union-'.
The obsl.iele bus net been i.islodireil Ml
"WUe" tlei-lin.il te iei'. lln li"ai
stnifhiuu it-e i-iuii et tlie .ui. Mi- Hard
m(t, lilliee tul.inu elliee. ha bei n rvtieeM mi
tills theme tu.d lm w Uely lefiainc-ij li-mn
action.
It Ik new n p. n ii I l,i ai-h.iijj'e. tlia
the Prei'Sdent vlll mmhI a mesiij;e n ('on ('en
press 111 the nev session i nl'lnc fur Hie
itpenl of the pr-tifi mils S.elteii .'! I of the
Jenes ltiw.
CenditfuliH nriKini; from the Ann- 'en
ftrence nre inentleiu-d u an iiiipuitam
fqter In the cae The neeessitieb of na-
tlennl honor, decency nnd fair piny inlsK
vlfe be alleged
lam wild the pi-pfput lnternntleii.il co
epeniiive spirit out of the rcokeninp. the
i it'ii I, vipcklnK phut of aldlni? Atnericiiij
shipping ipiiniiiis erary. Immoral and dan
KOI nils.
The niprehntit miirine, of course. deertei
support. This could be effeetlvelv (then In
lili sub-idles or in oilier way.- less plalnl,
"iilctihiti-d te prove n i-.msp of poiiiens In In In
tonintlennl dl-tiit-h.inee, The met hed which
'eiiRress -n foelisl'lt nppnncl ill nc'tifils
with the era of Keiitlemeii'- nisrcetncnttf .
HOW MR. HARDING EXPECTS
HIS NEW LEAGUE TO GROW
Hn3 Rebuilt Upen Ruins of Mr. Wilsen's
Hopes. Circumventing Senate Irrec
encllnblcs nnd Ending Ameri
can Isolation
ii (.union w. (.ii.i:!tr
TT'Dni-lltiN ropresentatiies nt 'ahinxlen
are r,i'iteii nhnut ili-.'i --iins the 1'iest 1'iest
dent's MiRgeMlen that an nsoelntien of
nations wll crew out ei ilie .i-e-ini (o-,-feivnec.
Thcj shrink fieni Hie e , n-ssien of
opinions heiMUpe the ate nwn-e of Ihe part
whieti the rnlteil St His .siennte plned in
wi-eckliis l'risldetil 'h-mi- p'.ie el nit r r
n.itietiiil in operation nd Ihej knew tee
little of our i-nii-tiiutleti-il st-teni t i led sure
that the loose phut -. H.irlln; -ucsests
would net htivc le come before i"nii ess for
approval
All that Mr I liinlins hn- m mind,
ippiirently, Is tli.it this ('enleteine will
nei p-snt ily he fdlened bv et-e- sitnllnr
nit-etitu's I'lie h 1.1'nir of fii. out c.iii c.iii
feren.es tioeoss,r! .i-n. - the n itimi- ei the
world ti-ci-thei- i-ite -in .iidi :!iiiti i rcntu.ii-
ti
ii
i mm I"
ei '.- i -ti a eiluil. iii
n I wn - I n.'i the intention
P'e-ctit Conference only
u pi n the surface In the
Mi Hiishcti hn
of -i 111, ni; nt tin
ilie.-tlets f lift t In'
l'ar
nit
Kiisl mid !enma ether nnd mere dilli
i ties for Mili.-.qiietit adjti-ttui'iit. Tills
necis.-nrilj inoe- eiler nnd Inter I'np
llastern cenfereiiei s. He rn- nwite that
ilnpan, for t'l" sal.e of iiiipreMii,' her rein rein
liens wl'h t'lls i-eiinlr mid with t'hina, was
renih te inak" eerln.n i up e dun . II" slves
her tile opperltlll.! te lll.lkc the-e I eCC.s.
.mi- ili.it I- nil.
There remains Chli.i II will he n slew
pi-eeess for fbinit te get upon her feet. Dlfli
1'illt ipiestiens will ill-Is" Hence the need
for future cetiferenei - Coipnilssiens will he
appointed te pass upon inrlens elements of
the Cliine.-e prelj'em. They will liOM- te
report te souiebedj pre-utlliihl te future
eeiil'ei enee- I. nnd ii-iiiin,iineiit will al-e
lllle te lie nefi'd upon in u je.ir or two
the eeen-imi tr nnetlier conference
tine mu mil this len.e ceitini: tesetln-r
of the mil mils of the world for - iln- pur-
pe-e- nn a oi-uitieii of nation-. It will be
one for nil prai lienl purpose-. It will net
linte it oeustilution or covenant, I'.ut In
effect if will de about all that Mr. YVilsmt's
l.eiieue of Nut tens would lisve dmie te pro
mote mutual uiidersiiinditis nnd co-operation.
It will net suaraniee the ternterial m
tesnt.t of countries, or rather II will net
ceiitruci in Kuurantee nntieiis from nttail;
and sio!iiitieii, ilinimli in practice it may
Kuaratitce sndi protcitien for sonic nation-.
Us tin usioetiient likelj te lie reiiclied with
resanl te China will show. This will lie in
effect -ii'.-h u mjirtil itunraiitee as Mr. Wil Wil
eon described as nim-e blndiitK than eii th.il
was cuiiinii ttial.
I'le-ideht llnriliiii; l- .ipprepi i;it inu' Mr.
Wil-eii's idea anil umlciiu it practi. ,il. His i
phut fm ii iiitim: th" mitiens i- tentaiive. (
It I- a utii in nl growth. Mr. ViN-iti starteil
in tl titer end te in, He a i empleie or- I
s.iuiiitlen out of i in n i
There i- no peaien wn I.insue of Nations J
ailMnale- -lieiild net be well plea-ed with I
what Mr. Hiirdins lui-dene. Hi has demon-
-trilled the inllltt of international io-epeni.
tieii. II" ha- shown that the I nlted Slate
can pin i a ceiiiui. unlink pen ill v . . j-I.l atT.nr-.
lie has mini" it pe ible ter the I nlted
States e tlll.i its pi.lt e bes. ie the ether Jlfllt
ll.l'ielis el the c.ll-t'l l'e-ll,l'il (ilia! t chili -..il'v
wl'.H will sprlm; from tin I ''Uili t. In e
w.ll Het b" .i l.e.i"iie ei Nut mn l'rait;-
ttllli. it will accomplish nil lie ... "i llnil
-'nil .i li'iii would hate ,n cempn-li. tl.
It w.i- Ml. Wilsen's ini-teiti.m th.il the
I'll I I- t tin leln i left ,1 bud ta-'e in tin- lilullt.i
I lie- Atiii-ri, an pi-ep'e If this wa- a
-.imple of what inieiiuiiieiiai uatln r.n-.-
weii. we w.i in nl nmie of ri in Ii was
luii I in soil inteiii.itieii.il pel in. en te the
A nn i-ii tin ineph ill' i .' lint h.ipiiiniil .it
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.. A tli' I Ic.itl -mid ..i
NEW NATION APPEALS
Wl'l 1 1 n ui.ui-s cd lob en hi- I, iiml-.
llii.;! . I. a- in I i.i ! .,. ei-ui, i
Mr
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a.-i erd the 'ei i et ". , I mud S; ti ti
el i ei. 'i-ii! iiii-ieii li - tire-t-t-M-d nt, ,-,,,i
The niiiiilKUlii.iteil itpublii, ien--tiiiK of
the -'lltes el Clin' li.l'n. lb ilc Illl , I- il, I
Snh tdei' ha-. IllWiM .iitcmlt ,'. p.ll ,
., iiii- ion t'l Ya-lil;ii;teti with the pi;ip,,H.
of -" urlilK the tm mil iceetuit 'mi .. il..
i .eri'-an tleM-mni' '
ll i- -,ii I licit " ' i f '. r. . i -, i of
Mlilt I- eniililed I" inll-idii tl.i ,,ii Pith.u
lln near ftii'ire -o'ne liin will ..'ui.,., ,
fete lit -e;.mnl' h nation- i. : i ; . t it ; net hr
tlie thiee lerpn I y iit-l'.iier leinibiu
be nhollshed Numei-mi- tiihiiieitl dilli
'.in
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u,ll ei'iin 1 1 1 iiiitnniiliiii.'.
Hut it would be well en -euisil i ii- jf
the se-t-en of delnv could be -leu toned ah
much ns possible. One of tlie many hlfslily
practlenl rensnns for forming the new union
was of n lliinticiul nature. The separate
lepatlens supported by the little republics
were cnMlt.
I'cilenillzalliiii will permit of some sen
slble cceiiiiinies. One Minister from the
I'nlleil States of Centrnl America eusht te
he dlllUclcul.
And niiethei' purpose een mere Impor
tant will be sorted b, early recognition of
the union. CeKa Itlcn nnd Xlfiirngun nre
n M't outsiders, altheuch the cotive'ntleii
which devlscil the structure of the new
internment ni held in the enpitnl of the
fei'iuei- tepubllc When Its stnltts us a
full-lledired tuition Is npprnted b.t the Tnllcd
Sltites, reliiitinit Centrnl Americans nre net
iinlllifiv le evpci-iotii'e a elinnee of tiewti.
It Is ohteuly nece--nr.t fur all lite
slHle e lie piirtnci-s In enlrr te permit (lie
full douleptnont of n prnNewnrtliy mnl
ninliiii'iiis iiutlertnkliiK. which niay Ntnhili,.c
one of the fm merit most linens' poiiiens of
this continent in n ttttj coti-ennnt w it It Its
rich nntur.'il pesslhillllps nud the ideals of
ils best citizens.
A urin ions North Anieilcan nod te the
tiowcemcr wmilil be of subslntillnl -en Ice.
STARTING THEM RIGHT
Till! c nph.i-ls pliiced mi the duties of
' n 'i ;t in i he eerci-es In llie Sun-
din .1 - t e-terdiiy, mi-Hit,''''' hx the
I'reti-'.iut Siiudnt Scheel Assoi-iatleii of
the fit-, h,s en tn out et i Inn deiiini: of
(lie pretiiiling tlewn nbeiii
tlie I'linclien of
flu' ( hurc't.
The Churc'i is print, inlv eiiR-iced in
spreii. litis a knew IeiIkp of the iiisiel and In
Indiii tin- iie n en. v. union te practice its
precepts. '1 ,ere v as n tunc wliPti Its nt
tentl ui wns cot), eiiti-.itrd mi the next life.
It i- new which pri.iehci! that Chrlstiatilly
hn- i this-Ien in the wet-lil 'ifMitnl prcini!ii!;
inc'i n i, I v e'lieii I r t nii-e. 'Ihe hcl f
i- P,e in-ir that the pr,i : of I n Chtis
flaii tit t'i"- sheu'.i hm - me cffiet ujw n
earth v sotlel, lb-I th" members of the
Church should earn their bilieffi with them
Inte the election beatlm ns well as into tlie
places of worship oil Siind i.t
The coed-eltizeiiship sort Ices osetday
weic intended te lmiees upmi the hets mnl
U'lrl their dutt le the ntv nnd le the
St.re. mnl te point out te them that the
enh wny tl," world cm !v made belter is
tlirmi-h the efforts of tins,, who believe lli.it
it liei-;- imprev emi lit In n demei-ract the
impi-et e'-icui (nil h- brnuchi about bv liic
vole- of the j ,ib T'l.i- nbil-es of which
we etc nil eeiup'.iiiiins arise because ,,f th,,
I lllllll "1 l-lli e of tin Vel"!-- Tliet lel(".',lle
Ihe cuiiti'el of then- p,,t tnl alTniis te men
of h)" nh'uls ami sel(i-h purposes. Thej emi
occtisleii.iH; be stineil le a hlch pitch of
mera: Ifid.cniitieii whleli 'inds them le tote
tlie political hacks mil if i iii -e. Hut there
i alwn.ts ii rend i nt followed b.v u leturn
te power et the siiiiie nid puns.
New if the Siindav Scheel Assot-inlien can
siieoeoil t1 Inipresslns mi the mind- of the
bev- nnd cirls the dutv of tnk-iiij; mi tn
tel'il.'ent Int'Ti -t in piiblit affairs nnd the
iniperlaiii e of veiin-j fop men of the hijjlu-st
t.vpe in the primaries us well as in ihe
"'Herat elect imis we -hull ee a prailu-i'
improvement in piverniueni. This Im the
mil wny le peimam tit betterment, ter
whnt the bevs nml "ir'-i arc tliinkiny teiln.v
the uieii and wetiien of twetiry xears from
new will he prni lieue,:. If thev can be
firm! Ki-oiiuded in tlie priudples of ceml
oil ii-iiviip and tan In eetiv Inccil tli.it it is
n ieleeis iiui, we shall have in a few
.tear- a bed) of , minimi which
cmi-eioiieclos.s political bes- will
the
net
most
dine
ilisreciiril.
Iltcrv limn feri) .tears elil or mm-e knows
this te lie true. p knows thm the ideals
of the heys- of In- vmitli are the hfenls of
the men of the pre-cnl. lie knew- that
the Unties tliat these hets rejected in their
veutli ate -till abhericni te them. mi. I thnt
us a result the previiilins opinion mi store
of sublet is ha- -iiiTeicil u radii nl cluingc In
a peneraiien
This is the w.-n pi-eie t-mne- nheitl.
It has mmliUcil ndiuiini- deirm.i uud it lias
Iiml its effect upon tlie lnterprolalien of the
fiiiidiiuicnlnl law of the I iiited Slate- n
well. lint a lie) . appmentl) leiiucliii;
in mi eav clin.r tliis cveuins. is dreaming
nheut. ether boys of Ids aire arc also think -inu
of. .md when thev yrew te manhood
tlie) will de their I est te make n tome leal.
Con-eipit ml) . tlie -ceil el ill -11111- should be
"t the t.(.-ht kind. Tin- Sund.it Scheel
A --ei latum is utiiu; te phut ibis hint! ni
elder that the h.irvi-i inn net In ,1 reupiii;;
et t.i'i- that huve 1 hokeil e -t tin u'oed train.
HOW FRANCE DISARMS
rplli! lii-npiiil of tin pi.- ',t I leverilliieiit
ei 1 1 ace tm- 1 .1 , ,.:n-iiieii et it it
ftiiteils i-iit is t. Hues aim 1 iiinbi the head
u 1111.I and 11111111 1 i-Pil ! p itii-lniieut-.
AVh.it situation mn in rueb than that
111 whiih cpll--it npelit lin'.- 11 i-ii-iMii
im: .111-0 ";
'!'' ..l.ii'iutsts' 1 heit- in- 'iinieiiitlilv re -In
a 1 - 1 1 it- cl.iinl of ili-in.i' . Hn tiie rii. of
h.- ilepin nut- ter heiin Hi laud heard
some of the opening bur- H" smiled Keed-
liiitneredl mnl n fused te . .
iiiiKti. ! of I'ml 1 "ui 7.011
I'll IP il I'l illl. P is feilti 111
-In ,ik lui' tin lii-e've- Te
11 s,.n-,,.,li:lii d 1 .i'.iUiiI t he '
nnii III upon the
Appaietitit tl,.
1" li 1 the fa. t-
aiit pi'i'-eii -live
r tin tv itli'in e
sheliltl be ,le -hi Hi rlllt'i-
T.." I '1 en. ii S. mill is ,ti. 1 ,elt tpbiitins a
..ee nii.t n-iiu -fun bill will h would mean
a s-ivltn; et Iim liiiiultei million lrmics for
Heep m, iii. ii nnin ' Tin f in 00 jour- uf
oii'i"l-ery tii'.l.tart mi,,, will I,, rctlui ei
in lve. M. Hiitiieu. M 1111 iti if W'nr.
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liieu iitcli r nrtii- Tin 1 vaeuntleii
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A 1 - 1 'I "f ' in 1 ' til.lt 1 rillli e
1 leit1 ( I.i ccpl iitlvb-e Hut I-
. all, iii'Ot-.iirv ,1' tin, individual or
I V llicll It i- liiiie, I- III ,(i act
I
illl Icl'illl ili'JT lll-II Het loll '.'
"lln rei'i'i iii tin iieeni-i-, whoiinve per--.
I I 111 view illl! I'lliln- a- the evived
1 1, 1 iv in, -1 tumi-lci of I'liri pe, should be
vitin v.iii-hina li 1 a w.iv- disoemllllng
t.. ib 1..111UI v 1 n.i) sometime,, which hn
hi en piovieuidv pi-.n-'i d" or i- en the eve of
ee'iii n cmiipil- In d
The I'-i-hi-h. it iippr.u-, have heei) mn
1 i-'ing eneu-iii in pull nwn.v the fiuimhiilens
ft. tin n structure '' falsn h.vpethp-is. The
ii'ep!, ts of lyilmuiiv nn- piehnb!) -in e
im null, but lliev have em d in lii-iiflieleinly
1 'nii in nj the ul'eeil basi- uf tlielr tlis.
tre
AS ONE WOMAN SEES IT
The Importance of Delng In Earnest
a Peer Second te the Importance
of Delng Ju,6t a Wee Bit
Consistent
Ily SAKAII 1). I.0WHII5
I AM nlvvn.tH lnteieetcd te view from the
Nnfe vniitnKe point of the majority whnt
the minorities nre delnc te pass the dns
the minorities which lnjt behind nnd the
minorities which tiiK before. Or rather
"tils" is net the word for the enthtmlnHts
who "shout the battle cry of freedom"
semen here far in advance of the mnrcliitu!
populace Their delight Is net se much te
tug as te shiinie ethers Inte illllnn the Raps
between tlieinselves nnd the multitude, tinee
that spnee seeniH well Inhabited, the minority
is off iimilu en a new crusmle sheiltlui; back.
"You'll be dimmed If ou de, jnu'll be
dimmed If you don't!"
Their toen bit hi ry brine the vocabulary of
disapproval for whatever Is, and their
onerples beiiiB such thnt they prefer te
demolish ralher thnn complete, mid their
mission in life helms te sell new lumps for
'd. it Is quite In keeping that they should
Insure thelr enthusiasm bcliiR freah b.v fresh
nbfeets. They nre the Athenians of the
world, continually seeklnc; 11 new thing, and
is -iicli ihev hate tlielr part te plat. I'ven
if llnv are mistaken in their dot Mmis as te
tv hp I the world needs next, nnd are en 11
Itituvnt thnt lead nowhere in their hurry le
le abend, they iiinhp (he horizon Interesting
f 11 llie rest of us plodding ones.
Seme rf (bem Ure a little like children
is a niirsen met crowded with new Christ
mas nits, p, king up new llii.s. new that.
Im ding e.ich enlv te let it drop nnd at the
end of the d.tv exhaii-tcd, and tvlth nothing
te show that has lenlly become their..
rnnnsi: is
point () wlil.'h a lovable
per-en who is mi enthi'-ln-t can carry
hi lilemK at b'!it In -v month' lie IntereM.
but tin I- i iintlilitg se ilampliig te Mtnpn
llielic inMc-i ii-. le find tlie enllni-iasl of
veslMilii) no longer entliUHiustic en tlie same
sullied. Ami the Indifference of tin en
thusns i mere dentil) than the oppnsi eppnsi oppnsi
Hen of a niii-mnl seeker after t rut It by about
ii'.i le I.
I am perfectly sure (hat the enHni-inl
who me id! for Inlerniitienallsin t hi- .teat
will lie as indifferent te It next as lliey an;
new indifferent te the Soviets-.
1 remember when the Soviets were "all
tin- go-' and militant suffrage tvns a dead
i-siie, nnd then when the) were all for
being in rested for lnllitnncy In suffrage or
piicltim in tvat ; the took te both eipmlly
mnl at the same moment. Hack of that there
was sufTiuge Itself, while it tvns still hooted
111 in tlie st roils ami therefore piquant 11s
a c.-iu-e; ami back of that there were tarieu.s
en (ure paihicca.s for the niassCH ether than
religion --art in tlie form of lectures and
l'i it. pli lures; nuisic at sight rather than
b.v seund: back of that there was a 1 ry for
cer woman knowing her own ltisides' and
woman dnctertt being the teal saviors of
tin- i-.ici-; bm-k of that was college education
tl ui education for women; uud bncl; of
that tin- tu-) of "ever) tital part in ill place
nnd no corsets-." uud still bad. of that was.
D.irvvlnimi and the survival of tin; l.ttet,
mid 11 dei hied eeulnei-.i inwards the church
as a "has-been."
WITH eaeii new discard there was n less
of Influence from old svmp'ithi.crs- and
u guiii of comradeship from new s.vtnpn
thi.eis; nil b stage was 11101-0 transient nud
cmnpi'ii-utiiigly tinl-iit . cadi new group of
enthusiastic cemi aiileiis mere impersonal.
Tin- pi u, ill) one pavs. for being u person of
causes tiiiher (hail tied h-ai oil te n cause is
that while vmi h-ive varietv you lack -ta-
bilii.v, nml in tl in) the tcr.t fact that
.ten are known te he an indefatigable new
eiilhii-ui-l liiiims an enterprise mere than
It helps it.
The larger the ceiiiinutilt) is, the longer
it tnkt.t for sndi a one te run the gamut
of his piis-ihln lnlluence for geed. I have
11 ll take tw nsens in n village, uud
ivveiitv .tears in a clt) of a million, but the
inevliiible re-iilt Is the 'aiiif; the radieul Is
ilisiiirded b) the radicals as being tee
v ei -ai lie. the icoiiecla-t is shunned b) the
ter.v Image-breakers for gelling them "in
wieng" villi nothing te show fop it. Tiie-p
wlie wish te make 11 success of their altruism
fear friends who never have stepped long
enough te make a success out of thelr under
taking. The trouble about tho-e knights errant
who seek forlorn hopes because the) ate
singular lather than bemuse they iiiusi
eventual!) he popular if they sun-icd is that
tlie) uiiiiiei sheui for a cause wit limit shout
ing agai,ii a cause. They cannot enjoy a
In liven without describing 11 hell.
I ebirte, ter in-tiince. that tlie enthu
siasts for internationalism wish te pieacli
ng.uilst patiietisiu. It is n though the)
would ilisl-i that one'- whole iiui) consisted
111 being a 'oeil neighbor mnl 1101 also aiul
tit -1 u g I patent and a geed man. If 1
am I- love mi Aimeiiiiiu lii:" 11 bretliei . 1
hate get te knew what it is te love a bietliep,
uud if I nm 10 love my In ether I inusi knew
hew 10 value ni) -elf. I cannot hate m.vscli
nml de unit li lei mt brother, or hut- my
lielh"i- and preiceil 1,1 cultivate a general
line of t'U'eigui is in liis stead. with much
hope that 1 will be mole tillable with them
wlnn ill") displease Hie.
T
HI! etlni- diiv I saw nn ailvei li-t incut of
1 tew novel by n New ei-k linn of
pulili-liei- ih.it -tinted mil vviih tlie nmnrk
l li it L tin re wire alme-t im geed modern
Auieiicaii uen Is, bnl that this particular
mi" wii- 1111 exi option.
'ei'seinill) I think iiui! alllieugli the linn
ma) liave sip (es-lully advi-i tl-i tl thnt novel,
tin did it In what 111 football isc.ilhd "a
hull." It w.i- .111 unl'iiii tackle, ami galiiid
1111 audit ie e by discietlitiiig modern authors
nud 1 ipeting publishers. And I think that,
geiier.illv -pv ukiiig, 10 hen-i a tiling by run
ning down something else i- a peer usu of
power or 1 tieigt .
Hither go stimuli! fm .111 abil-e op an
libu.-i r el peuii and vvlun-k it or them ns
being 11 iit'i-giti'' leu-en ler being en the
i.iiiipage, or it )eii an mil te .-tan mm,
I king new and g I go in tm- still ting. Te
ceiiihiui Lii king down with building up in in
veivis mil willi 1 hciiiii-s, vvliile one should
be bu-v "ill, irnmls. At least 1h.1l 1- t,,.
way It leek. .1 in me the ether dn, when 1
hcuid an In' I'liiitiemilist iusisilng that wi
-lieubl ,il....,-h Amen-.111 lings, and "M)
Ctiuntiy "11- el Th, e," ami the word
"Anierii an' a- tin- lust step In loving our
Near Hnt .n.d Mnldie Iluiepu utiij "Afrlc's
sunny .-ti.itid" with the tenor that tie tell
ter our Kivsteiii Stiite and 0111 Washing
ton .Mmi, im, h'
A HIS
r- age
nisi
I'll' 1 1 led te persuade i.,e :,e i,i:.
tli.it t v as -elti-h nml bilni.d Ihe
times te prihi te give te special ehitcts
In pl..liinlhrtii 1 mid ciiui'i.'li iloiiiition ileiiiition iloiiiitien
latliii' than le giiiei-.il fund-, lie subi I
should si i.d im uiispei llit-tl ini tt te China
p.ilher than iimnev te pu) for iiiiesi.ictlc
fnr St. .leliu'- Hospital. He -aid I vvus
pandering te nn imagiiialimi te ntiuin- a
specillc elnei t fm mt gin.
' Vmi should vlsualici the whole', i.ither
thnn 11 pu" " v''ls I"" llnul arguineiit,
t ashed li iii 1: he knew man) mission, n-ic-.
lie said ves li, knew inet of ilium, ami
tiiint' il tin in ns mining his tli arc n friends.
"When ten pieach missions and usk
mono fm mi sums, tin ten t u in U nbeiii veur
ih ar l'i 11 ml lh' iiiissieiiaries must m- t Iio
gn-at lieiiie- nt In allien V"
Ht hiiigl.'"i. ; 1 li'l said I
and as 1 thought I hud.
Iiml It 1 111 he0,
dioppetl liirthir
argument.
Bnicr.'i
general
l'I)(!I''IS an nil tiglt, lutt,ji si,m. f,,r
il nid nit. ii.iiu c me nil 1 ihl : but
most person gne 10, one el I we reasons.
Tliey wlsli te nlcii-e tli- per-en that asks
1 le 111 for the gift, in fii") waul tu help some
specilic 1. hie. 1 thai -tnkcs I In-ir Imagination
by lln- gilt- '-en- or Imnginnlb n, op both.
iiinl'il I"' hick of iVfl'V gift. It it is just n
in: lie' of pining 11 lenlli flmn dim, ii is
kind of relis'l'iiis lux nnd net a gilt.
Such 11 lltnig ns 1 in ri'isitig of the grenl
fund- for th" church and sin-'i a thing us
tie Welfare V derntleii drive 1 nist ,,, v,,,. ,
plared en the basis uf a tu if lia-y nrU te
sueped
. -.' . .-.-.. N s' , . T v
'. O - . .c.
"""' "' ' ""'Va..,,,,'. .' fCT
NOW MY IDEA IS THIS !
Daily Talks IF ith Thinking Philadelphiais en Subjects They
Knew Hest
CLARKE P. POND
On Industrial Light and Ventilation
""ITMUISn air without a draft nnd plenty
JL of light minus llie glare are the two
requisites necessary for the geed heiillii of
emplejc-a anil n lunxiiiiiiiii of production in
all foundries and forge shop- where in in
jurieus tnpers nre bound te occur," s.-ms
Clarke I. I'eml. invenler nnd one of tlie
foremost light experts in the world.
"Heed uir is essential in all plants, is is
peciallv in these where tlie niatiufucture of
brass is carried en." lie s.iid.
"The questieu has arisen time mid again
ns te hew 11 plntit may liate the prep'-r air
without subjecting tlie emplo.ves tn a draft.
"Kn reed drafts brought about b) the use
of blowers cause air lanes which fail te
circulate tlie air in the room and al-e stir
up particles of dust, which, as ever) one
knows, are injurious te these coining in
contact with them. I'm- that rea-eii tve
have had te dot clop a xjstem whereby the
air is c instantly changed, yet n I the -nine
time enabling the loom te be freely aired.
New Sjstcnijlexelepcd
"In elder te de this a ijstem has bfen
developed which takes in the nir from the
reef ilnniigli automatically controlled win
dows, which may be opened or closed at the
discretion of the shop foreman.
"The air taken In trein the celling level
1 ii'ciilntes through the simp nnd then csfupes
tlueiigh tlie windows in tlie top of the build
ing, in th.s wny ihele 1
change of atmosphere, wiilci
a eteiinnii.il-
Is hint win in
bv the lueiur placing of the heat radiator
'I'u overt unit the back iliuft- through
the siishe- nt tlie top et the building, India
tm ate plat i"l below tlie windows near tlie
tltier and aNe in chniuhcis neui- the open
sashes ut the mulct.
"liuriug the winter the air inn be
changed nt the ltiterx nl- when it becomes
fetid and then inituedlatelt closed. A
gnat quiuitit) of fuel is tints preserted.
The most model 11 method introduced te pre
vent an uneven Hew el air m a factory js
the installation of lingular idlings, whleli
rolled the air waves and thus I.i cp then)
ti nm lebeuiiding and circulating Ihreiigh tlie
1,10m tixillll. These ceilings, usiiull) of glas.
also allow 11 maximum of light, se thnt theie
I a ceilaln aiiieiint el iniinunltt Irmii luber luber
ciile!. has Handicaps Weikci--
"Workers in steel mills and iron fouu feuu
illlt Hie tl'iqiieutl) bunillt appeil b) til"
gusts ttbith tuiiu tlurliig tin- pioie-.s of
smelting. These ga-e-. il pi-iiulttcd te cir
ciiiuie. iilTict the tisimi et tlie t mpleyes mid
if ion cail-e incidents nihil wise utoidnble.
With the nid of the new angular ceiling
the gn-es are tiniied oil in the ciiculatlen
IJ hat De Yeu Knew?
QUIZ
I Whii l tilt" n'publhs lempu
the
new
t'i ntiul A11101 kan 1 nien .
;. Whnt was "t 'Union's Hitch".'
;, Vh"ii was Hi" tli st line of r.iibeiid from
tlie Atlantic in thu Mississippi coin-
pU-tttl '
1 What vv-.i- lie middle 1 nine of James ll.
Ullllll- '
i What w ..s tin tli f-1 UgMntlte (liKtineiit
In Ainu 1 .1 us-eilliijj tlie principle of
Is ','i'l U loll I lltleli '
"1. Wh mm ' the llsscquilie lMvet
T What I'n-neus ein.111 is in pan a satin;
mi reiiKiwil pctl'ititiv '
- lwn was tlm Wist Indian t uj of s,t.
rierin en tV ll.nul uf Mm tliilque
iniiiplptdv de-t tilted bv thu volcaule
1 1 upileii of Mtuit l'i loe '
H Wb.ii I u plUXl'lllK tr-i V
tu. Want In miuiil b) rtpleviii'
Answers te Saturday's Quiz
1 lldwaitl lilhbeii vvielti III "Tlie iJotlin iJetlin
ami Call of thu llemaii llopue" "Jte
vciign S plellt.ilil; "latlluUu is c.
penslvc." j rhn " w 01 hi famous Spanish (U-liennl
dun. tetei't in Ptiianir- tnatttl hj
I'l-fin linien 1110 l.'k'.no the llailmr e'f
Si vllle by lieuuiiiaielul.-; I'atmen by
XP rim 1 and Hil IJI.i- ,v l.n s.ige
? A pi eli-iil i is lb- holder of a pnbuiitl
A pnb ml. In llPKl.iiid, Is part of thu
ir-vcc.ui of n cathedral or celU-Kiiiii)
tliui-'li (ntntitl te a cnueii or a Innn Innn
ber e' Hn.- chapter hh a stipend.
4. t'ninuli. 1-1 tin, n.iliitf or ih,. hlgliest
tutlei- of uitiiiuiiiils, Irn ludliiff man,
lemuiH meiilii 5 p.
".. A ptepyiue.i is thu structure seivlng as
tlm 1 mi. in. e te a temple,
tl. I'uviH il cii.ix.iiiiies wn a celibi.tied
I'lemli p i .nt f. t -iu-i Inlly in)id Im
bis mill wni I' 1 His dntfu arc is I-
IS'IS
7 Aiiucii. 1 lui'itliilllt ter Ki'lleliiig 1 m n
.1 siniill 1. lUiln.tll for pepin r, etc, '
-. Ilel-e i'u Is llie nip l.il of Idalm'
'.1 Xliiiii. Xnteinctte wa- (julllutliiid In i;;l."
ID Tlie Kngii-ii under lh- I mho of jn,
001 en-' 1 11, ir-atea tne
li Punnrt int.l. ..
ill.rm ., ltani.llles, a vllluue In Li-i.
g urn n.-ar
I.euvnln In 1708.
FRIZ UP
of the air nud pass through, the. sashes at
the lop of the building.
"If 11 large enough space is net per
mitted fop the gases te escape, nnd they come
in contact tvllh the cold air en tlie outside
of the nliinl, they contract and return ever
llie sum,. coiiite whence they entile.
Consequent Ij . ihe Impnrinnee of radiators
near the tup sashes Is puriinieunt. slti-e the
bout produced by them aids in counteracting
the effects of the cold alp.
"Till Is a lipvv ern In faderj building."
Mr. I'eml continued. "The duy lias passed
when foundries were meant te afford noth
ing ninie 1 1111 11 pruleetlnu for the eniplejcs
from tlm elements.
Light Is Important
"The importance of light and .-ur in tli"
factory Inis been given a great deal of at at
lenlleu during the last ten years by engi
neers uud foundry owner. The foundry
today is built ftem the 1 ii-lh out and net
l'i 0111 tlie. outside in. as It was done some
time uge.
"Hi er.i passin;. heljr sees tlie contcrsien
of some old form of ventilation into (lie
modern by the introduction of angular ceil
ings and steel sashes, which turn the foun
dry into 11 icrltnbln I10u.se cf glu-s.
" 'Saw -teeth' ventilation enipleted by
ninny foundries, a form of ventilation which
obscures the light from the shop except from
one side, is being gradually supplanted by
the newer t.vpe, vvbhli allows the sunlight
te pour through, tlius doing iivvnv with
evercasiing -iiailews.
1WMAMSMS
Hy WIM.IAM ATIIKHTON 1)1 I'LY
SKNATdlt I'ltANK H. IlUANUKtHli;. of
Ceiineetid.t, had a vcr.v insistent con--lltueiii
In town. lie tviin ted something
fiem the (.ovetiiineiii and was ilclorinlned
Unit his Sinator sl.eiiid get it for him.
New tin- Cennicticut Yankee at King
Nermal.-) s (,,, ,.s jlK 0W1 m,.t i,,(1r, , , ,
s'dote.plng the insist,. nt constltiient mid
11110 of then i ln-,, up,!,, ,j, faillv t),
write hi- hem. (eleph me number down m
the book iike the n-t of us. Se. if the con
diment fails 10 iitid the Senater at his
unite. III- UPl.i no; tin l,t til" hsl('
OSS e
politics HI!. I 111- hoi,,- In
pedieut of tinging him tin
Hie
simple ex-
Iheioleic, the xeiy buy niil:oe who
v.unteil semith.iig that he theiigbt tlie Sen Sen
nter imp Id gii ir him t-.as mm h p.i tin b.J
with timliiig thm gentleman licit lie 1- at his
ethee iu-i- mi the Heur of ih" Soniiie. When
he teiiinl the Seiiulin's home telephone win
unlisted, he began te mi pect that luri-ieis
nt design we. h.ius ihievvn up through
x. In 11 be might net poiictiate
He nttileil hiin-. If. lu.vievei. in n fiec':
10:11 uud n high hat. a-siiiiied mi air t,M','
tvn- tm im uei-sive ami pic-ented him-df
111 the Soiii.ter', front deer, sating thm
the Seiuiier had i.ciit top Mm, l,: Wlls ,(
by the hm I,.,- that the Senater wiih nt in
which statement he took le he the truth
"Very well," he siii.l. "let me lute'liis
liuiii.ip and I will fill .im up from the
hotel.
I niler the dreiimsMtu-cs, tin
this uniistcil iiiiiiil'er,
butler
gave
Tin- mini from Ceiiiiei-ticiit hiul,i i,..i
1 thnt mgli ami get in teueh with a en tain
giiuip el questionable iharacici- te. hiil.-uHv
I il.siguntiii as race-liei-e touts. c up
1 encji et these men the Sotu.ler's liiiinhei-'"mi,l
leldhiiii if he would call thnt number ul
Se deck tlie next nieruing h,. would he
Ui7i"dn "'' " ll' "''nl """ '" '" '""
I Se it tiiuie iili.mt thnt this digiiltied solon
, llie niiiiibei et vv'.iisi. telephone is known
. mil) te the iuitlnt.il. had his breakfast in-
it-tiiiiieti 11 0 .; -11 nines in ruinous
and
1 Mippiiuiii tones v. men picniicii fm- insith
lllsitle 111 -
I 1011111111011 en into nuiiiiei- unce
I lie lu.il been stud.ving the hloreghphic
wiiiings.if the Mn) km, in Central Amotien.
uud hud inrl;ii 11 .vmr mi a sign hml
1 liiiall) ietipli"rtd it only 1,, tlint that it Wiis
i 11 duplicale of nneih.-i- sign tl,,,, alrea.lv
I evi-ic,. .-se .s.vlvunius .Meri,.), j,,,,,, j, . .,..
."in ii.ch.t b.glsi. was s1CNVlt ,
I l't. he a-l.eil, sluiiihl lliese M.nas Uddlc
aiei.ml with superllueus siyns f,. ,.0..ir
I I 1 (it ciplii I '.' ' '
Then he worn bud; te a fad that lie ,a,
1 burned th.. ii i.eieie. which most t '
linve In. 1111. 1 and forgotten. The i:iMisi,
I i.lpluibi t Im two letti'i.- that n iiiiYeli
-npiilbieii-. It .eubl -,.( aieng just Ul.,
, vvl-.ln.iil ' , wlin h U -i'vviivs dihtr "s"
or "k, uud it has 110 use at all for ",, "
vhlch in our l.niguiigi is a-wiivs followed
" 'i" neui-. iiivariiit.i
pre-
lieiince'i u
, . I" funuv wc can't get nd of thes- i..
' letters.
SHORT CUTS
Apparently one geed Conference de
serves another.
tie 1111 pope tlint (lisarmiiinent mav nel
go se far as le put the kibosh en the Armj-
.invy lomeaii gnine.
.sew 1 erl Is nlllllhlllL- te rorlie III
Cliarter. Hepe it will make a better job oil
it than I'lillailelpliia did.
It is understood that the "?." in feri
s-tir.en s name siieubl be prnnniineeil vitl
a decided hissing sound, like the first "s"
In Insidious.
Tlie pence levers are entirely up In
date in endeavoring te reduce the pi'it'enUn
of armaments' below the point of iiutler.il
intoxication.
Tlie validity of gent lemon's agreeDKnti
is obviously te some e.xient dependent eh
the availuhle supply of genllemeii In tl)C field
of stntpsniuiifhlp.
Angeru's- continued immuuuv fini.i Rip
ture by King Constantine' , farces exempli
lies, in a wa). the historic dilliciillv of tbt
Hreeks in getting the gout of tlielr' undent
lee.
Can il lie that the ro-e In Cnpitel 1'arl
In Hnrrlsbiirg are blooming ju-t new se that
the men In charge of the State Trc.iurj
tuny centenienlly make bouquets te threw it
iiieiuscit cs ;
The goed-oiti?ensiip call In the Siimlsj
schools is thoreughl) prai-ewmllu. It ii
te be hoped, however, that the snuiiiliiu' f
It in tlie cltt will net be c-mlua'd . x.'lii-lit'j
te da.vs of ipst.
The ease with which Mai- mei-nel
mid inis-ed Jupiter eail) ,vi it rdnv iiinriiini
illustrates, among ether tilings the cluenlc
iudillei-cuee of the liriiiniiienl te tin trenJ
of inuudiiiic iitfulrs.
full it an association
Whisper "It's 11 le.igue.
Hevvc'er expies-ei
It's still (he best
I'lescriptlen 'gainst mtiig.it
These women member of tli- PiipjIh
I.andtng who lighted their pipes ntul cigar
cites and blew the smoke ill the lace (if the
ptesiding elliccp have 110 doubts of the pro pre
pi iet.t of tv onion smoking.
Fi urn what is known ni I'li-rew
hi hind's limitation of languages, It Is vie
ttlll V (Oltllll. tli, it I,,. ...,,.! ,.,.U nll
nm geinl-by ,is the Anicriiiiii shore iccciMl
ir-uu nis uppi intive vision.
Ad1ulr.1l Ilentty has explained that It
cocks ids lint, net te be 0 t-kv. but heraust
tlieie is a hump en us head. New the
curious will vvuiil te knew whether lie cel
1110 iiiiniji lieeniise he tisetl te be teu ceelij.
A New Yerk clergvinnn savs tlint trill
ciMii of lis ellidals is one 01 die wealtnd-m
of a ileinocrney, Alse one of its strongest
points, .v. tuition where such 1 ritlt'lmii -net
periuiitcd comes prettv close te itb-elute
liieu.iichy.
Today's Anniversaries
TL'l-- The remains of Majer Andre vrl
pirn en in a vault in Wcstinin-ler Abhej
IS'-'L' tlcoi-e i:. l'ugli. l'i, lied State
iSi-niiter I loin Ohie, Js.'m (l. born 111 ('In
cillliatl. Dli'il thorn .lelt 'l ISTll
1MI- hniiis,, M. Alcdt. author of "l.ltl!
AVeinen," born at (ienniititevvii. I'u. WM
Mni-eli 1: isss
Is. Ill Tlie Itnmnii C.ithel.c tliecpfC '
Chicago wns cstablisiieil.
ism iii-int ,,,.. ..1 1,, i i-),,tnat te ret
eiicl Mulligan, the here et tin; Haltle el
Lexington, Me.
1S71- -Hxceiitlen of (Jenernl Ilesel aw
ether pi'.iinlnent lenders of the Tans torn tern
inline. l.sx.-i Austria iiitervciied iiml cfliicili
cessation of hostilities bitwcen ltulgan
tl Oil Set ll fl
1!H!) Count of votes showed Luily ABter,
eleeted te tlm Hritish Heuse of leiniiiuiis
Today's Birthdays
(loergcs I.eygues, prominent Kr"'
stntesiiiiiii and former Premier, hera l"
three years age. .,j,
Arthur Middleton. celebrated b,,f
teiip of the Metropolitan Opera ( ninpanj,
born at l.egan, la., foil) -one j ears age. ,
Jein. Ilnriett. former director go m-r a I
the l'an-Ainerh'iin 1'iilen, born nt hrall"1'
Yl., tlftv-tlve .tears age. .....
I.indle.v M. Ciirrisen. Secreinr.t '
In th- early pad of the WMiiA-j
tli.ii. bem nt Caindeii. N. ' -
J"i!nv iTwnrneid. ( uf .he f;"-,';;!ff
of the Amcrlcnii Mnge. I i i" "-,u "
Cisco, flfly-tlve jenru nje.
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