Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1926, Page 6

'HE EVENING BTAR. WASHINGTO. ANUARY 30, 1926 T & A thers is no cause for wender that the ginix and the fourth in Miin 1 i »!?i& BVENING STAR | rrines o Waise porsists in this. o | cless seimcléener o the misforsunsa THIS AND THAT THE LIBRARY TABLE ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS | him, dengerous apert. 1t U [ AUERPALA 4 cOMMON CaRe. WASHINGTON, D, C. | excitement which grows the | Two posibilities offer themselves. | | A i | mounting score of falla, Beiwean rid | Qne is that these sccidenin wre due to | N s e Yy the Booklover. BATURDAY. .. Janusry 80. 1096, ., stobe tratting an a roval our: |uome mysierious seiemic feator, the | BY CHARLES E. TRACEW ELL. What {i8t he may he forgiven ihe choic sther that in conseq of the an i prychology? Is it a rea) i = Q. Where is the largest live siock | ANl dul by i v J ine THPODORE W. NOYES. .. .RBAitor| .o\ 0 4 leani. there in no (hrgcite strike and ihe shortage of | SIUng In & restaurant, watching the grid. the slowly hrowning process. ' sclence which strempts 1o #rrive UK maiie> W, o, M = I iitnes. ',:...uf.',,".mr,“ oL Mochatine m In Ciding. sa the prince vides. P corl, bituminous mines are Leink [C1OWdn on the sidewaik, in something | the Anal turnover Int » plate. sACK | ruatworthy and helpful wndecstanding [\, The Union Siock Yards of Chi| flowers, 15 is he nahit of hees 10 - moy eon he. of human nature? Or ix it a pseado | cugo, accupying its present site since | devo: worked that are lack: n the ususl [1,¢ looking at the m {und every movement 0" vl D £0, occupying pres ince | devoie thelr searching to a single s tom z o s ‘M:: ,-:"n- ok n;““pm"“ ‘/‘". il A “"":’.:‘-"”‘7'.“':"‘""‘ Watle after waffle the walcher s.»ul.l.l;-o whose wim i (0 ensmare the | 1865 is the largest live stock markel | sort of flower an \nn: St e Potomac Power Plan. saloty o . {gies > Zo0logical | watchen, gullible? Almost any popular maga |in the world. Iis yard area of 500 | thel i | e , I 3 of 5 r purpose. each individua! visiting It in commonly repied that U * el | He seems 1o be mediltating xome ne adveriines correspondence Courses | neres o i roximately 13,000 | b 5 2 RNy oy s i i . ) 7 ¥ o s contains approximately 13,000 | hlossom afie; hiossom of that kind Riropean Ofre: 1 plun in ::mn: s Congress in . mn!‘““ conditions avonnd that ure | gy -"-:’TE'."&.?.'L.‘.'"..:'.'"SL Dlkce KDOW | (hins. Much an i writien on hislin “psychology.” in which dazlin|pens. which have a dally capacity'for | nstead of arching fowers indl ?" : 5 e hEvond antimi « | behind a pane, in nm.'in;'l“:e'. '::L face, is the desire, irresl e, for promises ave.made that with just A|15.000 cattle. 150000 sheep. 300.600 | criminatelv. This varies with the Ir ruwn by Representative K. Walton | hetier . the | Cuirles of hix own few lessonn there will be more pav in| hogs and 6,000 horses. cality. o Prening S Moore of the elghth Virginia districy, | OVm= #pns X [tie Drench bpiipet the wnimals fiom | Slowly he hat heen mubconsclously | vour envelope. you will he a more byl e adition, 1 delvered hy carrl destn o o e « uman cousins. > te. mouth | convine 3 i ! $ Tie AUty ot 08 wents ner i | which includes the south shore oapite the observence of all the vulen, “yhity thin may not weem 8t all Kt | hertFia ek P e use It work. | pomvinelng talker, a uuccessful sales | Q. How ald was Mrs, Surrait at| Q. Which are more aranomical, BN aT, 3L cests inen k of safety. Just what sets off the ex- | tevin ) gins o work. u [ man. that you will make people love | & e e S \ e Month . Orders may ewt Fallx and much of (he upper | v d e oen ¥ 0 glom Nupieas (wise mank, 1| Noy the desire Mashes into 1he | yon and invite you soclally. that vou | (p ol ves mansadlfolow IR Oin Siaie, lignt TG ar - hrighl plosive mixtures cunnot be [80es “nuve the monkeya from the | i all the spreil. ] o iite yau s 3 . on of Pr E < i conmeibus mind with he speedd. | will develop your “will power' and: pomn it A. The dhm bulb may draw as muet toionhene Main 8000, Collac Potomic, ved carvier mac, and by Representative Kred 3 arvier 31 the end of e | erioh N. Zibiman of Anrcidnd, whose ™ined. U han been wuggested that ‘;‘."",“'_’ ?.': ':L*'fi:"ml'h"‘fl" w m:ulp-lllann.lnxl_\ of lightning. He licks hi* | become a “dominating personality:” in | “* TCr (0L Lnn She | slacirical power 2a n Bih the e Rate by Mall—Pays| AdvONee. | aintriet Includes the Potomac Rivey |There mas be some iorce at mork that | alacepdible. are unusually ;-<hn=~n.w s o e | hOUL that you will hreak the 'sub-|.au bhorn ahoui 1317 in brince Gaovser | Tom which Ix brilliant. This _m,‘ Maryland snd Virginis. A o has thns far escaped detection and he glass, therefo AURY. SN 2 | conscious bonds which have held vou | ounty, Md. She was, therefore, zbout | In the ease of a high-powersd b S P 3 ore. is not put there " ia face. B 5 g i gh-powere Pl s N eute: I mo. 3hc| (PO the weat boundary of the Dis-{u8* L w0 protect vou, visitor, expression paswes over his face. His|back, xo that you will %00n “arrive.” | (5 \aurs old at the time of her death. | the strength of whieh in diminlshin paly Aty o d v SRR 1Mo Ak [urict (o the Allegheny Mountxins. e | ldeuLification, vom the lips move. He Is eating wafMes! [ One advertiser offers & “daily dozen’ 2 e tme WEhit ohis rensras ot e N Riey:(oly, Ll pending bill i not markediy different | 3 monkn. b utec \ i e havd (con) salilke Has. brovght] > but 1o protect the simiuns I ihint 1 bad heuer gel some | for the soul. Anothei's staple is 81 Q. Who irote - Bachward. Turn | iers info the problem in anather wa ANl Other States and Cansda: from the bill which was fuyorahly re i i dim wlectric from ou’ " ” - - . i Into use o Jacge number of B BIGt | Men huddied an the ather side af (he | o e phemaeme < nm‘;":.,:‘«:m:.e..:..‘;,..‘.'.l.);n:.\-?:l:u;;.:»'.:‘-mw,l_n‘l Backward, O Time. in Your Flleht 7 | Fram the standpoini of uciiul = Pminoeus workings, = ded b restan; v 3 P - 2 ” o) et | penditure v Datls xnd Sundas.| vi $12.00: 1m0 ¥1.00/ ported to the House bw the District | HINT O orkinge, suspended beraune i<l oot oty prowned e, T, L NI get me some of them (here | providea ane could onls yemembe | 3. Elizaheih Akers Allen wrore the e e > nle 1 y L dRe | . Lot the lack of & paying marl or v brown < v watles! Y rhe Tosabng: | Biistbons mien #re Gfersd ] oa re propanly e o N 33c, commitiee in the Sixuy-eighth Con | mind us a % . usiness n poem. economieal 1 ' h e Mo, S0 laiess AT [0t coal. Some of these are “guswy Wit U8 O e Inside tor ai thel This in the triumphant decivion. | coursen by these mercantlle pavchol o i e hen ihehrizhier o ; ; ld of monkeys fieir 1R No Goonar st dane foour d| Q. Does the biond of insects eire H m . b - ) ich in |, ! xlara ) personnel management an v B % ‘:'.":"" of the Associated Press. | One of the important waterpomer | MINCR the wbwndonment o N U Fulling bis old felt hat tighter over | tha paychology of leadership. One of | 1dte in the same way as that of a| @ What ave the tess far wooic o T e ation T s)) newa did | rivers of the eustern United Stures W' INOR IR due dn part jo o i enns st dremsad up, and | blvicobehead. helold man ahiifias o) hese actnally euceseds i indiictng | humsn beings—J. M. e Wey fbemave st o atches ~re 1o 14 or not otherwise runNs waste past the Nat 1 Captiat, [ 1on. 20 is peuniblae that some at: 1éast 1o &¢. inanely waiching the | the door, He stunds perplexed be % 10 pay him handsomely for The blood of an insect does nol - o0 ® ave short and k d in this pape. and also the locs! o National CanMal | e vecent disaniars have been & Woman. av she deftlv flips the fore the swinging contvaption. Fvi in emplovment and promotion | ¢irCulate through a system of closeq | 11X €ve a chaiciertstic sensa of 1 batt . 4 BigaDer and - The demand for electric power is - | o ¢ | Datter onto the griddle. neailv Mope | dentlv be in not used to sueh new: | problems. when hin judgmenis are|blood fubss, ax in man, hui. instead when = drawn beiween the (ee i = Seaalag e et (i | OU€ 10 this Gaci. Vel in the cuse of | kes over. tumbles them on # | fangled doors. | ned ot ot the Halt and (he] it more or less completaly fils thai | *Molder wheo ignited, leaving an Heeding Local Opinion. ot S mich aoutt e st e e o 1D® luiest Alabami Blast it is stated Plate at imo-bits u throw | “Wnother cubtome’ hurriex in. The | shape of the head. Another promises|Dart of tha hody cavity which s noi | "S8UIET UMy of ush and giving off he 11 vating approval Wednesduy of the ! | : 4 De served DY FY L iie mine was not regerded ax | MATKING passes in review out there. |old man. s atching him push b seis | increased salen based on the peycho | Olled nith other organs. Oxvzen in 2001 O bUrRIng teathers. W enl dis omac-made clectieity. In studies of Nice and warm. we have a grand lonto the trick. and insertx himself | agical study of the angle at which|(hus brought in coniast with the blood [SCiVes when bolled tor 15 minures in Solutlon containing one 1ablexpaon <* e to # pint of waier. Larger B8LGUS, # T in thought thal & g | theRGlomaE poter Blds Wl in iead | TanKe nd i &) and seat to waich the big parade. in‘o the opening as it &wings around. | the prospective huver wears his hat | bY means of the trachess Inseci« | I0k8 und reports on the subject. it hus oul enough creams the races of man #mounis uf alkaline washing powder may be used instead of lve. Thix i &es pocker formed under nvsial e e Arink @ cup of coffes (with- | - He apins himsell into (he Tetairant (a different line of (alk for every tili{hev- the most powerful muscles of #1e Distric: commitiee guva BIRUENING | been shown that the n citions. #ll eut of breath. A third conducis 2 mall order hosiness |21l #nimais of their size. Ielativeir own th eed of the Dic pls a |91® Passing up and do ool 3 = ad 2 :a g an eno " evidence of a disposition 10 heed the | (rict for 1kt and poner i 150 oo Phe relition beiwesn dianters | g on Dasens ELtor gl ] Thin S §dvmnture. 1‘:; h?x‘r.l.mlv:;x‘.n pshchommi pv-y‘r.n:-nzl!‘,\fl.;g' um-:md anon r"lat;l‘l"sgazl;,\:lu:n ..1|nmg\ Jx o L edcellemt way to detect fabrice aod pon 20 wws | i : g e, who a v sophisticated. | graphs. other ~educa 4sed dur . TuBDinE o AvitE c winhes of the people of Washinglon in | 308000400 s 1oatt nen. s e o, | # selsmic disturhances has never{ Now and then a section of the shaw | vet rejoice with him in it cantmed. | fam perhons Sherere, Ot a1l “or the]of & Erasshopper. The tracoese puss|m#de of both weol and botton. as the Tespect to iegiclation Affecting 1hom. | mand for puser i tertne tere iy V70 SOrked oul Lo anything ap | 4OPR in froni of the plate glaxs. so | hauby atate af mind | make. go ahout giving lectures and | directly into” the muscles and other | (orsrmens " 7% PPeRr tnder s This measure nas drafied by & com-|and that it will reach 300,000,000 kijo. | P1OACNINE & (ormula. The ocourrence |, give them the once| O that we. oo might get cuch | organizing classes in “paychology.” | (issues. Here oxygen ia passed inic miasio - S " af four tragedies within =uch « short of an innceent waifle dealing much in such cani phrases as! 'he sues and oxldation 1akes place . = =sion of ciiizens organized bY The | watthours & yvear in 1950 and 960.- B PP | “higher life.” " auto-suggesiion. | When the work is done. Q. What does Fosperud. mean Diatriel Commissioners. The members | 900,000 kilowstt-hours in 1945, fy is | LM® While there wie indicutions of ) ob "l-n o chenmaivoy o mUlmive) “The ali man moftfoots j w4 she| aubsonsclous smind, . ren m A T e B ik - e 940, 15 N Zrolingd ol fons over | you o uowant! i il i o gae s ert 2 flas ihe § e Court of th A. The Bosporus Is fiom f thar commission. Working over a | astimated be enzineers = \nusual underground conditions over ! ¥ou all the cream vou want: waflle gl thoughts.”” “the supremacy of mind ' .7 uprem. 1 of the : nanie Bosporu: 1 j stimated by cngineers that the Chain | e SGeE O L bject | 1 iy be accepted we u faci that no " prei " ver T marter S harmony with the (n.| U nited States alwayx had 8 justices™— | the Greek. meaning ox-ford. Tt was periad of many months, surveved the | Bridge dam snd pon Lot o e u 58 one can put erewn coff acing the macbie-lopped outfit, | 9% er,” ‘‘harmon oA N, ©. . ramed from the legend that lo, rrans ative aituatian dn ‘Ahe Distoist Witk G poner plant Sould | e e taken under considers- | gy, “m in coffes for an with it shining electric griddles, the | finite.” et This certainly I« not| T30 L6 g o formad inte & cow. swam acroms it B - D 4 i;enuale 1500000 Kilowati-bours | ol fellow feels the nrge of vears of | f¢ience: it in not even vespectable and ¢ % “OUEL A1 vt had £ mein o f e elles are named afiar the regard 1o all sxising institutions for | veqy. - o old-fashioned trainin it doss harm. Afier 1hus expressing ey dimrsithaaia9-f ceane e, s i ribiic waiface. correctional and char 5 & } E| e d Vhe cook muy season the pass 10 L removes his haj. (he « 1o himself concerning the various ides nd 8t present hss 1. Greek eity Dardanus, an the asstern The Chain Bridge dam and PoWer | pegiogists revesl no eisctric | SUIt MOSt folks und even concort corn. |, oveainis hint. then apenkaino) /A0 R e mavcholoavi| @ — side of the ancient Halissponi. plant are the parts of the power plan & bread that “just hits the apot the gir. 4 = oxVo| @ What was the wifere ween - S power plan o honographs or motor cars BUt 55 bumew b We <es bt tnen 1o her zriddie, Everett Dean Martin sets forth whai] pligrine and Puritans @ 1 Newton D. Raker a naiie which would be Pl g L e J55e S 5 | pEvchoiogy really Is and the usefn oflgrims ; SRt 2o Jeleh I be put in operation BrSL | g of their researches. 1 is (o succseded in putting the correct| | ! ® range. n the man i o ”n”fi e A. ’H\xnm. were the hutle hens [Ohloan” L. 1. ¢ he Chain Bridge. or Little Falle, dam | o 00 0P are that we tuen | AMOURE 0f cream in vour coffee. watches aguin whai he had stared ai efv. very entertainingiv and very! iy ,',“ SR h'" New [England from Newton D. Rakar was horn n Wollld! create & lalte & | You may have smiled vour senojes ¢ ManY minures throuzh the win Y vy i i d ulland on the Mayflower. while rhe | Martinshurz, W, Va., DNessmber i lake axiending of warlike 3 pave smiled your wcauies- | 5o convincingziv in @ hooklet of less than| Curitans came from England 1871, rezds estoblished by law er by volun snternrise. shouid be affec tfor poetical teaditions b cene A v enterorise. should be affecied. 1| gream 1o the foot of Great Falls and ‘ e oL dewn 1o Nour heart oy ) pages, entitied - Bascitaloss and |1 e was & tash of difficulty io work out a fachievement. In contemplating # 1u- wishad the ladv woul Y "1 As the cookinz—baking. ' frving. |2V PeR o ke at ix 2 . | o T ) ,‘.’ i fl\ ', that lake would cover much cOUREY | (e ot peace flization may take DIZ cream pitcher J“ng allu‘-\::u”.'4 hatever von do to wafles continnes | #%." recently published by the Amy Q. What the origin of tie tery Q How many ezgs does the purple Plan of consolidgation which would bel oy Loth sides of the river that is fa i 2 i e e nes apd. Sliow yo he wanders around. nnding a <ear for | (€80 Library Assoclation. as one of it fours” (o1 knickers? R. | martin ley?—W. D. G. satisfaciors 1o all affected. bui whieh | gy ST B EE Y o of the Ve us may we the eomiuiasIbimseli. He sits down, then zets np ding With a Purpose’ courses | [The Haberdasher savs ihat self A. The Biological Survey says that s dore o eAtaEly: aaithe iecsita) o people. A dam « e D T S e thone 1o s i iy SeSBUIAN | ¢ Yk 1 whteh (hE whmed P ers ‘.“(ml rexular knickerbockers a bii | the purple mariin raises ane hrood a rapresenting that plan. which fnally | Sy mella ceteieranother dang lake s irvitation and unrest. Life is at{eream @nd milk on the counter | CAUTanthells handed s plate. cvown: | A faniie In dieclon gt thell SSCUSHUCIE for SEiRNE. Dedensin [ sear. T Ipvsdour caxe Gy 5t W " and dams farther west on t Poto. N 8 s " ie 5 ad with one lirge. tremendons coi Peaple’s Insiitnte of New York snd i Men's apparel therefore. drafted : — = was indorsed by every interest im0 T oL 'M"'h [presed really worth living. i 1;::5:1“~ ‘Hr;lzlalul i (he vommand ol rge. fremen L Mo in moclal pavchology -1 | PEUern in which 4 inches were added | Q@ 15 the puma or mountain lion ) | Great Cacap would serve zs reser ot . ension o N, to _hett the 2 : \died when ps his | “nickerbockers. which had & standard | —R. AL he lnst gession and {n the asme (hal | copy which nould veduce G608 108%A | ramerr. o il snias itas fexieniion :f Bitcher fworn on the wiges though iu| Wit & At of buiter and a biz g | e e B I i | 1ength of 20 Inchas. This rocien | A. Dr. W. T. Hornadas. whe Is an 155 Saate tooTariittan Lugh inow LaD OSSES | camarka which very evidently weould | may b and allow che Muid o spill ) ©f suo. You hotit Yonrsele he drop of the * pius fours authority on the wild animals of the the valleys of Potomac tribotaries | o a1 inta the coffes | He seities himself nitn praci-e care o1 About. Volune Sl i < savS ere aic In varing 1o report favorably 1o the looks for in a cup of coffee. Hineye fa| He lenny over. elhows aum. | published in hook form. Alr. Mar |, q of ne romnase a1 the Norrh | n ihe forests of the Westarn Sraie Senate| this public weltare bill, the ve | 4 {®ons 1o nlibustering speeches ix thal | u delicute measuring instrument by | The hutter (s pre The sipuy | 10 recognizes that all of s are. 21167 { poje> What diveerion does it peint? - | alone. e ) ’ i ault of the District pegple’s own. en Little Falls. Surveya have heen made. | (hev never have xnything to Go yith ! means of which he wuits his rasie in [bOUred. the waMes cui up. Evicenti | '“"‘L“" romingn sbose paVEhoIDING a8 ¢, L 3 B 4 L e 1A0d the pending power plan is hused | ha o se, coffer {he helongs 10 the class of waMe cop | 2ISU5 That % “'d'f % nf;,‘.’..” - A. The depactment of research in| Q- What is the carpet of Ruddha® esvor. the Senate commiriee negs. | i . | Let the doctor tell ua that creum in “Mmers who helieve in zetting all he | Zres € 00 [0S GORYEE TREEH (O) evrasitial mazn-tism of the Carnegie | 4. R A tives a proposal of an alternative < coifea combines with the tunnin 1a mechanical w aver ar th Sheswc ona N bt tals 2900 Institution of Wast 2 at | A. In the Ruddhist Manastery of I s of Bi SR e T . i | “ o VoAt the begin eie cftea Sap Ol ol el ashington save that in | 3 e o e iy e of Engineers. in consequence of | ‘Yhe one hundred per cent Ameri | form & leutherlike substunce ning. - b ":I;_" O s | e absence of any nbsarvational data | Kumbun. Tinet. there i< a carper of of Washington. 1t is encouraging to | " "PPropriation by Congress severalican—u very preponderant and infiu We prefer our coffee “Nght. thank The ather cle<s. be it noted. ent anc ! UGG o0 iciiing the editorial « 21 the irue North Pole it is not pes ;Silk tapestiy havinz an area of 30000 find the Senate ih 5 | Yeurs ugo. “ntial (ype—hating been persusded to | 2O butrer ux they go along. Pes of & newahapei whidh he had ves |SiDle 1o siste to what movement, or||square feel. which i _embroidered pate commniites snhs Faving Al technicul phases of the msiter | interest himself in the World Court * r o Slowly the old m=2n. like an #n b change in direction. a compass needle | With # portrait of Buddha. and pi | heed o the projects for legisiation |, S (Sl | f Outside the window (hes ure nei €ONGD devouring « Diz. engulfs « hip | oo auortar o JSuddenty noinied 10 Lot that point is subject. Tha north end | Vres depicying incidents of his life thar represeni Disttici opinion as | 240" 16D Studid nad aieed 1o By il po concern hinsel! with 40 | concerned a Git with coffee | section of wae ’ :fm_'t:!‘rmf';v-m‘[?nx: needie at the true |Once a ve "n noon on a_sunshin: axuinar that trom other xonrces. e | TSR eRgIneers. The sse cals for rort 1o deckie whit he il do sith .| \Wafes in the making are what in | _He eats axas mathosicall dripving | hieaiea thut he was one of the | (0T, e e e, o haimnis o Aisposition o treat the Districi ae a | 16 U5 WT MVEIS 0% e of ele e T densors 1o ex.| See the old party with a dark gray |Jolce with hi 7hlent writgrs on political nffle 2% which ix situatsd ahout Iatitude 70 de | PISHImMS assemble 1o view it The tasting gronnd for sociological sxperi @adupciystepsanitalis Ry GBosHndis SFEEsene 5 fedors” pulled down over his eves Kind heaven: Thou hast allowed u:| oo Fire him 81 once: he i to fat. | ST€es & minutes N. and longiture 9 |vbiect Is ta give Ruddha a glimpse of mente has haen manifest for & num £ degrees W. of Greenwich. the warld he once inhahited. her of vears and is aspecialiy notice aile 2 present. Recently in the House | (7€ MVErs should be used by Lews of suUPPly and Gemand wnd not | Pottle. he pesis inio the reataurani. naffie. who was zlso a indge human | on letters before postuge siamps were | French experiment with chareoal zas ! 3 08 | blie: Corpeiuts o ais b tau e s aa N3t u move of the maid misses he Nothing will ever o ince us other | parure. did not like people who had | ysed?— E. p. ¢ - as motor fuel? W. ¥, 3 rammittes & mothers’ pension bill, fa- | ahing uny The application of the butter to the | wise | lean and hungry look.” Brief s A ‘o’ I selling light «nd power ur whether | conscie . n States and the National Government e X BY FRED| R 1y 8 ow' Vol dat Cappar bill providing for the creation of 3 Board of Public Welfare the Sen This is an axiom of eating frahie in characier It was unani | monsit of 1he opinlon that & consoli Astion of seieral of the azencies al inte hopenl secount the | praved. A0 Sive @ masimum constant G of | toie in the Senuse. ©ne of the obiec “ter tor the hydro-eiectric print o1 |l on the report mude by Mai Tvier v ves discharzed. The managing ediior | i oy e A pOWe < last o as e e . o 1o Ameri | 5 n§ AESAker powers tast can | plein that the cost of rubber 1o Amerl [in the fashion of 1898. to witness a most unusual sight + | pey contra. the author ealle atten- {he. There is the question whether jean moiorists i< due lu Lhe simple | Solemnly, ax « ben looks ino & man 70 vears old. esting hic fivsi | ijon 1o the fact that Julius Caes2i | O What sort of & mark was 1 ed Q@ Can you iell me abont 1he Prior 10 the use of posiage| A. That charcoal zas can be nsed voved by iniaresis outside of Wash i this hooklel. nearly every Point ix samps. which were frst issned im|*fectively as a substhuie ror zasoline PR were in the nature of 8 rubher xiamp |2 1.300-mile endnrance 1as for ears ierween tham was material. However | | o | whte Al ot oy il i k else. | MOSU persons feel thut public business | returns from a lecture tour than he I'he author concedes that there is ! which merved the purpose of postage. | 1Sing this new form af fusl. 11 wae - other scheme may mork else A e {could expect trom Government service BY PALL 1. COLLINS, | doubt “whether as vet thers ix auf- | |1 showed the prepayment of nostage [ound 1hat a motor truck hurnine Sheie. it ik atlasea [hat ks pival 0 esx afi-iency than sue. | could expect trom G v H Sl e Reieni agreement to justify us in And was similar to the postmark on |charcoal and using the sases of rom ¥ . cessiul men wnd priveis corporations AU reduced pay. = th chology ia now & true | FT 1S todav, and neuslly hore the | hustion in its eviinders cosis lese than fsvared hy Washington people is bei- | s L) ! & sdving that pavcholog: s g & A e the ter suited 10 this immediate sitnation, | 'UM their business. but it is felt that | = =—taaee=s = A naws story from Mexico telis of [esi standing and the authoriny of 1he | Slence” He admitz &s worithy o i:‘,".'d. Pald.” name of the office and | one-fourth s< much 1o apsraia as 1 s o . S1in this great swing towurd the use of U0l Bill Alitchell's future dificulties the alieged discovery in fhe National | Smithsonian Institution, is still in durk. | 'h® name oniy the body of psychelogy | 1h® #mount of the postaze remitied. | similav fruck hurning zaz £/ 8NN Eate.IE reprasenia thatwish of { . 7 | be largely of his ow Ling, | ldbrary of that countrs of three ness as 1o the riddles of Aztec hiero | 'eSVIUINE from the applicatlon of the Washington, which should be heeded | "'PPIN& wuler for making electricity ; may be largel o Gl ! ington. was aubstitiied for one that | T . - Vitalized with ‘an IMuminating Hhis- | 1867 poatmasiors used what weie |in motor- vehicles was semonstraten o heen drasn hevs. The difterence | SOUIE Keep control of rivars and mun- | A0y srithmeticiun could show Bill BACK"RUUND OF E"ENTS (vation like thosa auated. ! known as provisional stamps. These | recently by the French zovarnment in iactire powar as 4 public business, | Mitchell how he could secure greaier the oldest spinet in| Q. What is » glarimeier? B F A. An instrument which has heen cimen it [ invented 1o measure the zloss af p duted 1490 per. Soaine MaNUSCTiptA containing some 500 Az | KIVDh. for thera has not sel heen die. | MOdern acientific method. exemplified ty the legislature in which the Dis. |/t Sould Le wise that the public not | The Government did not senten i tec poems. 47 metrical fables snd 200 |covered any Rossetta Sione to give . | 10 (iR country by G. Sianlev Hal iriet has no rapresentation Five up the rive private capital, |10 compets with i xaxophone g songe. All this pre-Columbian litara- €l (o iheir Interpretution and William James. and concludes e 5 " |7 Phe Potomee power plan is nationsl B & CRANTEIGLA Cireit ture is Raid o be written in Aztec, in | Nevertheless. the corresponden: | 81 sclentifi u!:rholw:» is 'i‘:[no ore _ e lendaym gactioneiby Stho L Benn.ey) ) o e | e the “matrical form of Longfellon « |addN color to his discovery Ly delaila. | S°arcely move (han a generation old | ¢ Jow many deaths occurred due | Q. How long was the Continental sommities encouvages the elief (har | 200 Youl ish light and power to ‘Hiawatha.'' and (he veport is given | “The poems cootain.” he save | 0 thil it s il in its eatly slagex|io Fourth of July fireworks last year? (‘onzress in session and how manv [ g the Nutional Capital snd the peo The 8. P. C. A. =hould interest itself wi e vecisimilitude of » AOWer sungs uokoonn (o oiher litary | ©f developmeni. Noiwithstandiug the n oK P = * I Pamebte Sio = + will continue o give heed 1o local | people | W with @il oh liter ont. Nolwilhdanding thef—.n. i p. Presidents served it7—&. €. F Apinion on matiers affeciing local wal. | ¥PO Ve in the Cipital vegion. The in the equestvian exploits of the Prince | murvelous discovers ture. songa un the vicissitudes of lite | 5eido-psyehology already alluded 1o An analvsis of reports from | A. The Continental Congress was in LA Pateshy aHectins Hors | 5 g Al b appreciaced | ATUI SONER. choruses, accompanied by | he states that the appliestions of ihe itiea in 36 Siates places the killed | session at intervala from Septomber fare rather than the propositions of | S*0se of the beople in that the Gov- of Waler, There in never n word of | | he Ond s SOl I8 CRETTOSD forchesiral music. * > * “The postis | science when caiefully wnd honesih 111 #nd the Injured a1 1.030. Of 5. 1774, to Ociober 1. 1785, a1 Phils wociologiats and reformers from the | **PMENL should develop the Potomac |solicitude conaarning the vomfort of | LN Lololopy g hiatory of Cor. | Cmpptitions uf the tamous Artec poet | made hove alveads Bed excrlehl Lo | these casualties about 200 ace cred |delphie. Baltimore. 1aneaster. Pa Srates who, mot content with aecuring | IPLC 40 S1SCITIC POTAr stream and that | the horae, {fer' conauest sma the sction of (he | eEhE! ing of Tencuca, are | SIS AN BE O lee e s | (o Lndanendence das. the vemainder | Sork Fa.; Princeton, N. 73 Annape . s worl e - o i 2 » o celebrations hefore wnd lis. Md.. Trenton. N. J. and New their swn local laws, wish to impose 'PI* Work should bezin xoon. | || Suanish priskte ‘."”"“:"":":“: PR Prescort remarks: “In less than loo | etion, Industrv. mental meaxire- | afier the even:. N ok (Ui wnd Soe. mhsued thisushaut ‘ham npon the helpiess Distrier | — oo —r - SHOOTING STARS. "o‘::l':non‘u;vi np:::urnr e Wi A "::’" ?“;" the conquest the knowl-| menis or “intelligence testing. '“,"1.‘ —— its historv hy 16 Presidents. including throngh the infuence of legislators | A Gallant At(empl. - | teen scquirad knowledge of an-alpha- def_fingdl 'rmh‘l' ;-gt:'l;;::::lhn.p';;.‘ |:'.‘ ,,:",; a;':;::l.unn,\,ln;-u \I::l’luml::fd::ir!'fi:; Q. How can oil be eollecied fram J;hn Han‘r-_o;l:L :1- Vfl(:'y)\]—l v||vh\"ru:< 3 : i ‘ ‘ ~ “Hia- g £ B ; L ident in 1755, hut wha was siek an. who Tepresent them direcily. bt who | A gallant attempt to smash the BY PHILANDER JOHNSON. [ bet. much less of m-l meter «l)l H;fl writer compliins that he coula find iy | (hree schools of psychologists: The | Wen oA In the hrogdesi sense are by the Con- ! worid's altitude record by ....-ph-ml = R s {the counire only two persons, both | 0ld school psychology. known &s in- atitntion charged with responsibility | fajled vesterd: » Superficiatity. oo, in wnnldln‘mu» ow. -'_ ’_L““"""‘\Qr_\ aged, w1 all competent to in-| vospectionism. the science of “mind | e Phe Star Information Buvean o tor and to th Je of Washing! | vduy when Lisut. John e world is « Stage and the prin. |0F their modern Jeporter living in | erprei them. 1t s noi probable, theys | o consclousneas: hehaviorism. origi-| Q. Whet is the meaning of the In-. sivers questions in o lundred felde T and fo tha people of Washinglon. | Algcready of McCook Field. Duyton, | el thin the tropics, could become fumiliay | fore. that the art of reading these pic Ing in animal psychology—the ob- | disn name “Canadohia””. science. business. politics, Gavernment G N [Ohio. was furced 1o descend afier | D aan i | with the peculiar style of the New |tura.writingx will ever he recoverad | jective school: und psychoanalvsis. | A. The Englichequivalentis “stand history. the howsehold and as man Boall conmldeEations eHiEs 16 ke | teaci s eiling’ ot i ot 1 the scenic display it in able to bring. | Engiand poel, l\\lmhw ote b;oMA:lunnl- {* * * A ‘brief inscription has fur | With itx emphasic on the -uncon-|ing pine. | aihar R esen of duily life we Soie wiar e Fas s 5 PIINE. | Neavby in w custle, deserted though ! €Ally of the Indian hunter of Minne. |nished a clue (the Rosseita Stone) to| scious. which is primarily concerned | o w0 "o care to add. It is impossible ta make ere with immense projects. Before | approximuialy 33960 feei. Failure 1o it j sotu. Perhape (hey "learned aboul | the vast labyrinth of Egyptian hierg. | with ormal o pathological atatex | @ Why s Halle domst e | 0BT fo o001t Ta innorsibie In wmaks restoring the magnificence of Rome!break the record of 49 feel hoid by | i A j "Hinwatha'a Mitiens. glyphics. Bul the Aztec charactars.| of mind. Mr. Martn gives a briel allen's Y enmet s famous he. | #iting an adequate idea of the scone Mussolini muat paise s0d consider thela Frauch aviaior was aeribed by the |0 0T 10T SEKR BICARUIE Afur in the | vhis in the Chicago versiou of Lhe fapresemiing indlviduale or. at mosi clear outline of the thought 0fi .\ e it was the first whose peri.| %" range in twhich the burean rau recovery of his own health {inirepia el e weier used hecore Columbin wude it | ID8CIOR, require (o be made ou <epa-| each school and atates wx his belief | (GUSE T SSS TOE RISt WROSE DOU | ooy y o uou. ATl questians are ansierei 5 [ INCEpia wirmRn b the (8el Thil & spe \ hine unto prosperous | HoRSIbe for Cortez 10 convert the sub- | ta1ely: s hopeless task. for which lii | that (he coming psychology will draw | {f redicted. Th . e - oy e = e dse - | CiRlly designed superchargar, & ey ice BERENRe ane BERRREIOUS | O i {08 ald ix 1o be expeciea from he | el upon the Andings of all three :,;::'_ hut the verificationidid not takel g r o ing, them to. caperts: What Theift fs conmistently practiced by {1y give sealevel pressire 1o the moter r 175 Ao tia menia Mndiinin! | vague and general tenor of (he few | schooln. g B do you want to know? What question the Hohenzollerns. Deprived of polith | ai high aluitudes. did not r 'But (here's nothing inside there's| Wiih'the akin. he mage him mitiens: | INIEFPrewations now existing o ox s O (WiHit: do outieniies anidl Been ean i e e al authority they may vet be regard | iacily, Al 4 P runenon cor o paiping insid ade thas wish the 4 : . * s oxon Rriel an 13 this booklei. It leads up | eais M. €. ix e charge for service except conis | - Al other parts of the phane, to keap the warm side. iaside. : The news now (elis (hai woat of (he |45 do ull_others in the series of A. Butterfiles feed on the neciar 'in stampa to cover the veturn posians #4 as formidable in capitalistic AU | however, 3000 up well. und but for | ADd here 1s a person of wonderful B tae skin eide.cald side. ou poems were writlen hy Prince Ne “Reading With & Purpose” courses. 10| of flowers and the sap of trees and 4ddress The Evenino Star Infarma hualcoyail, King of Tezcuco. 1 i~ |the seven books which the author | planis. The various- flowers. etc. tow Rureau. Fredevic J. Haskin, di- newa thai the King ever wrote poetrs | ecommends for reading &s xn intre- [ varyv with those found In a locality. vectar. Washinaton, . € Most of his life. he wus s fugitive | duction 1o the study. The first book | b b ! ence. the failure of rhis important unit grace. o swee - Liewi. Macready hetieves that a heighi | She conquers us all by the churm of a| 4 One query foliows another. When | 0f over 40.060 feet could huve bean ! tace —ZWoy he furned them maide. outwde. trom & ustirper. and when at lnot he | recommended in ~Payehology. Briefer S R Course,” &n aLridgment from the T'nele Sam is definitely in the World eached, | Which moves us in deference desp to &8ined his throne he estsblishe Ed 5 ne- Asiee mapuscripts: were made | eibuasl (3 chacer ail monillsned 8 | ease Amenioan ciksnie of wuiiam | 1) CINATY or Greater Ddatetv -~ i n se W In his Rigl ester i ourt the next question to arise will is Mizhi vesierday Lient. Mug hdw down. on cotton cloth, skins like parchment. | With works on astronomy. chronology. | James, ““The Principlex of Psychol e, “What of it?" ready broke hit own American record | It compain with smile and forbids | & SOUSR TEU LT dag O magn history or science. &nd the record tails { 0gY.” The suthor speaks in the | # . 4 S of 35.259 feel. Harly In the ascent he | With & frown. fiber, folded like & fan. Frescott de. [Us thet “this censorial puwer was of | highest terms of the contribution of S urred b Mlne Death I Oll i 5 jfound (hat the <upercharger lacked: Yo, You seek for u thought and the | scribes thair destruction some moment, ai least with régard to [ Wiliam James to the developmeni . » The Rising Seore of Princely Falls. ! ‘At the time of the wirival of the the historical departmeni where the|of psychology end of his book as an (he capaeity for the plane, but deter thought is denied: ce | W rversi 3 i ¢ - ' Accounts differ as 10 ihe vicissi |, ¢ eter Spania great guantities of (hese Willful perversion of (ruth was made | emancipator to one who reads it At fud the cailing of the ship | For there’s nothing inside ther A & capitul offenxe b the bloody T her rec ded | s ’ o " L3 (anuscripia were treasured up du the d wody code he other recommended s il OKSalions a W caie &0 bEBd inLhand with inauatny . T inteltt Diiassanaily 2 | J i S ; } L Eecdd ters in Oklahoma and West | %o hand in ha ith industry. ex of th nce Vales ax | under the comditions then pravaiting. | nothing inside, CountTY. NUIeroin PErsOna weve em 'm:"“"‘\"" s Psychology: u Study of | vicginia have focussed public aitention | It is more humane. and to sirike a hovseman. One report has i (hil bis | When icis ceglized (hat the 400 herse. | = | ploved in painting and the desteriy | King Nesahu “I';f" I Thonn v by Robert 3. Wood- | ouin on the hazards of- coal mining | lower note, It is hetier husiness.” Yet tatemt tumble ix the (hirtecuth in hik | uower of & Liberty wotor a0 New Couditioun. f their operations excited the uston | (18 FEO6 vE ARe Drovo of analiu by Jdohu I |46 he urgent necessity for bringing the Indianapolis News admits that " cava Anoihe . 5 asideval ishment of thelr conquervra. Unfor great ruler, rather than : Intraduction 10 [ apgug less perilous working conditions “‘{here doubtless are hazards that Aporting carser. Anoiher pulk it 3 [dwindles v less (han o0 horsepower wg | D0 Y00 remember when vou swid | Attt G Nl Clingled with other, |# Poelizer. He framed u code of Inws BMUNA Freud: | e he ndieir e e e e ha fifteenth. Somebody has been ' n wiiivide of 35000 feel | the trusis mast he busted \nworthy Teelinge. ‘Vhe atrange. wn |40 wrole his constitution fn blood. tie ychology,” by Everstlt Dean Mar- . Sene 5| Fe Nt YEL equa known characiers inscrived on the I";‘.:‘:"':"M L ovetem of court, & par jn: “Payctiology end the Das'a o e oot and comm pie—the laL | Wark." by Edgar James Swift: and (fisanth, this recent fall is one of the | o (ruly remurkable. {1 spologize Loth for the sentiment :’;':"'"‘__"‘"m"[r A WL kel ter conaiating 07 14 niembers who had | “Nocial Pavchology. i UL vorst he has muffered, perhapR 1he | it Macreads. sl the 1o of his 804 the Erammar. It w (ust Bould | oraed n theaame R Nilh (ha idor G418 AL (he roval wble. BY right. pos mst serious. For & collarhone ix z sessea of unlimited power, he intro PO Jnast serious o 8 Night, wan in & temperature of pegply | DS 1 WOUIG he terrible (0 think of ap the aymbols of penti- | JIECC B0 L0 T tEC O O for (he sroken. and though the roval horse ‘50 degices helow zero. b ke : v Tent aupe: musi ba exti Booth Tarkington's “Women™ hard. || 2 2 pius : vees . but bo the number of stockholders who would - people, but ha did ner write poetry. japply serupulousiy the principles | apinion that “whatever the cause and man makes light of the !miury, it is b th the 3 pated. The firat Bishop of Mexico Pl < U8 Dostxy Iy pretends to rank with his former | Wiich nave bean discovered. Thin In| whatever the remedy. such dispster § Sline apals | Piene wodiche avIstor mers enfiippen( §8/ oK Zummargo- collected (hese pajntings 'opyright. 1826, by Paul V. Collins.) | well organized tales. 1t in composed | he mining busineas, an the vecent ex-| cannot he permitted to he vepeated likely 1o keep him ont'of the maddle (o, such intense cold. The ship | Hutble Damenh from every quarfer, especislly rom e v = Lot nine episodes in the lives of vari i plocians and 1he resultent loss of 1ife | e vers Tt of the mining bt ar some time fo come. | eapecially designed for climbing, at- iRt TIMIGRRY Tezcuco. the most cultivated capital in That Charleston. ous persons, chiefy women. The 'and creafion of widows 8nd orphans must inevitahly depend upon greater Whether i1 in hecinse of hin POR- | igineq it cailing in ona honr and | I somatimen wish I were the Bosa Anghusc ard the grest depositor | central' characters are Mrs. Cromwell | axhibi Much has unquestionabl foy the miner The Grand ien. which makes him sn object of | 5 And 2 146 make folka quail, when 1 get |the national archives. He then caused | — = and Mrs. Dodge. -Both are what i |heen done to lessen rhe danger. The Herald savs: “The longer the iy $ i [/Balf. in apite: of the taflure of the| e them to be piled in @ ‘mountain heap’ | From the Champaign News Gazette. popularly termed ‘“hard-boiled.” thai | percentage of the loss of life per ton ! coal mines of the United States dela: partienisr interesi. er hix pechliar | supercharger 1o deticer e 3 . am it in called by the Spanish writers r and arfon some one arises 1o |is. evnles. Mrs. Cromwell's daughier | of coal mined and per minerhas been | the adoption of adequate regulations srvle of riding, It ie evidenl thai ihe > _C1IBut when the bills come in Grest|inemseives und reduced them all to|leke 3 lusty. (wo-fisted cruck at that |HAKS: “Are me { decreased. but we siill have Tar to go | 2 - o the motor to keep 1 t th: a. 3 Princa of Wales is macked down ua at | iubiecvntedinepee: i © S sonit ashen! popular dance known as the Charles. |ma®’ and M, v |10 altain (he desired faciors of nafety. | for the protection of their emplove I sure gm glad that | am not! “The unleitered soldiers not | ton. “Yes, dear; Lhey are." :ing- | Stepa already taken in the direction ln;fl:ljo-he IV:;l:::l‘: e :‘:rlfi:: l:;”n slow in imitating the exarple of their | It ia the fate of all populur dances to view of women is hardly flai-|of improving conditions are com- Noting « certain degree of indifference (. Mucready plans | jud Tunkina sexa a fool | prelate. Rvery chart end volume [be jeered at Ly (he highbrows. Can|iering. It it is his real view which he | niended hy the Wheeling Intelligencer, | 5OURE & SSUEH degere bERETErence +nd impetuous. Mavhe he forgeta his| o iy again. With (he results of bl an ‘ool and hin | which fell fnto their hands was wan |vou remember the furore the tango | ®Xpresses in thia hook. but, of course, [ which (hinks “the comprehensive cam- | T8 "8 R0 P G0 Sl ol oo e tavalty when he fesls leaiher betwean . 4 vesulis of yeA | money are moon parted. but that's no | (only deatroved: so that when (he {c&usad? And (he shimmy? And even|he is a humoris he paign just inaugurated to reduce the | Journal adds: “Modern precautio i i idaa ik exavd {terdax’s tent Lefore him and the tech- | comfort 10 & college prafessor. Foolish | ~cholars of u laer, mare ealightened | the waitz? these epinoden are number of mine accidents is well ad-| SAbPOsed to make coal mining reason: his knaes and ridex with no regar | miciann a0 McCook Field age anxivusly KoUghl (0 recover aome | But (hese criticiams of the Charles | POILV; (hey are vised,” and that “the endeavor o i o for the fact that he ix (he heir up (of there memorigin of civilization, [ lvn weew u litile bit woozy. in the : [the upp L of expert Lo atudy | %0 Bumerouy LR ey Bre e varent to & throne. Or it may be that | o X nearly all had periahed. and the few [ After ull, Urere's noihing weong with [ scramble 0 get ahead of each other (the consiruction all Staie mines 4 3 i i ot Uhea Tl Wi ass] E1mn u syIRINE, Into the liaiv atin on | — SeNIVIng Were Jenlously hidden by the | the dance. I lant Suggestice o |soclally: they are jealous and vindic. | with the view of formulating a build- | more blood on our coal than one likes < % he ‘next attempi. Ameries's ing Carboniferons Substitution. | native: voluptious— not in the least. It calls [tive w tail. Th nt hus. |ing code of scientific protection sgainsl | to think about. not by nature cut out for contaurship. | vy will certalnly triuniph in the end |Gems are but carbon crvstallized. “Throngh ithe indefatigable labors |for 3 1ol of muscular exection, bac |bands persisiently and effectively | collapses. should do much to reduce | * v or o Yhera are plenty of them in the world. [\ 0 s mark of well pver 60,000 faet | The imitation gems are prized, of a private individusl, however, w |oulside of (hat if's as harmless as a |and. having attained the hushands. | \West Virginia's excessive mine acei-| Except for going down in & storm people whe niterly lack the knack of | gk &6/ 2 2 considerable collection was aventually | 93v-old chicken. they purane other conguesis. Their |dent rate materially The Intelli- | 4 sea.” the San Antonio Express de- 2ol S {and bring the elt crown back to|The wagons vet toward home max roll | depesited in the archives of Mexico,| I&Y off the Charleston. vou critics!|Views of each other and of them.|gencer explains: “We now have &/ jares, “perhaps ne disaster i more iy = | this country. ,wnn imitation tona of cosi. but was e little heeded there thei fWhen this Nation. by accinent. falls|selven are devold of all illusion. of | State law compelling rock dusting of | caleulntea to incita terror and a There must be something in the per- | soms were plundered. others decayed |fOr A dance that happens fo have no [all axpleation. Mr. Tarkingion's [#)l properties in which there is Jan- | ipun an explosion far undergroun: | hstanding (he great advas to.” as “despite all precautions the the physicul sciences, the death rale in the mines continues erieston Daly Mail observes: high.” “There Is one industry which. while it The Anniston Stav. assertinz that ton, has henefited. vet suffers from | “there is a reason for disasters that ‘rhh'l lack of knowledge or naglect 10 take scores of live: expresses the 5 s _ the mark set connting cxreleanly. Bul thirteenth or [ Ly Aumerica s premier slitnda u <1 do.” anyweved Nenator Sorghum. pressure | posver. “Iaast &n unluoky. If MOl & poor, TIGer {* Ay ioon an @ larger supercharg Parhaps he is diaposed to be reckless | ey success 8| uonay s liwble Lo g0’ on gewin’ fool practically kskured when his plane be- | ianer and foolisher. tistence of Nl fortune in certain lines. e g | Fastilon and Fiction Plecemen] trom the damps and mil. | (r&ce of the suggestive In it—give | women are worthy -only of Sinclaly| &6r of coal dust explosion. But 1381 | jngccepsible and close fo the trad- T Soiiid ) exvily seari ihet. s Frin The ease with which senatorisl de- i . TOE T et dewn and others. again, were used up | thanks. < Lewis' B-bbln: o EMQ.I“;‘K:R(:T&:;‘-O ;*I'I"""fl;'li.; :":_]nmu site of Pluto’s kingdom. Xo ef. ? w relid ? c liters- 3 sty orrors: -safat, B caleulsting person would begin 1o Premdent swes, hi “F upprove of them,” unawered Mis | (1€ Y8U sUrViving sre counted moat Hard 10 Reduce. ters of Walier H. Page, Burton | I21ed for every ‘.",.‘;“"T""m‘”ri’fki'r‘,'.‘ be atiacked with fresh determination.” wonder whether the chances ware nol — oot ok hey RTen-t very appeating | PLeCiour, bul the learned doctors will G SRt b - ). Ilendrick, reveals that after the |inSide the shafte. hin n L O i, | So tar as aceidents due Lo explosions ing altogether t rrow for | A Series of Mine Disasters, Ay ange, 2 % | be murprised—as was Dr. Judd of the | From che Nashville Banner. 3 United State antered tha World Way| Vo5t ¢ i are concerned, the Bridgeport Post N e | to the sye. But they at least help to | Smithonian Inatitution—to Aiscover | Tece are milllons of &meri 1o | e early’ friandiiness and cordiaiigy | €1nIe mines since 1815, | says: “The modern process of rock tinued encape, afier thirtean or Aiftesn | Two more mine explosions cceurred | ... ent fetien writers from referring | that - Aztec “poetry” had pIRKIETIZEd | can' appreciate’ the difficulties taxes | POLWeeN Ambassador Page and Presi £0 5% {dusting is @ sure preventive. This {umbles, the latest of which has |yeaterday, one in Alabama and.an- | " anly suitor ks looking like o | HIaWAtha.’ seem Lo be experiencing In the citee | dent_Wilson. interrupted becauss of | -*Whiie, 48 usual. the causes of thesa | process has been perfected by mining ransed & broken bone. Hints have |other in lilinois. In each lives were b God.' " Praacott, r-hrrln" to the hiero-|tc reduce. 4 P Mr. Page I.'hl‘r!n at the President's | tragedies are -n-;:u;ioldh I’I“ld"ul‘l‘" ...: | experts he n'ml ubroa_d n_nd is In use 2 hesvd that royal commands have | lost, the total number being at present | OT*" 5 e han i e bl L B B Rl K B L e e Twners omol st jsan xf¥en the prince to ent out rid- |unknown. 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