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'•1DIT0RIAL
"*;« U8!B'S
1 : .o:.:'U!ence in the Depart
: of Labor n^ver would have
' n - n had Secretary Wilson
•ouates ileak as firmly
with 7. C A K Martins self^led
; v. a ssador" to the fnited
i.fr.-- was ordered deported
• atly, t!-e Mcvcow govern
r in ro;alia:ion, "eanrelled all
■acts'" entrred into by it
r» ith Americans. Commenting on
: :t • i •• ? c:• t. ry Wilson has de
"Tli.? insulting Intimation that
t-iv-u-M,, trrd0 with Russia is so
:■ at in the American mind
:: ;i t w cshould re.rmit our insti
t ;i<: s to be undermined and de
stroy td ar.d our liberties' s'Jbmer
u- d v.e can hare access to that
rofl-cta th" brutal mat
riah.s'ic conception of the dom
i~.ar.: jrroup in Russia."
"I":- rttlj the Soviet ledaers will
I :i (to t«ir.gs—t&at the rest of
the world; and, second, that when
i- readmitted to th« society
of r.":ioas it will come in only on
t o Urms of th0 other nations and
J..v°r on its own terms.—Seattle
T:tne; I ;
imnended for
• silc ilispiiteS.
. : a j iry if It had to
*;.i ; ■ t: ' • wits.
'i - v ho announces
d v. ii r may assist the
- vetiiiig back to
tlvt
r - * ; have to be brok
■ census Imperiled.
(•.. ' .ft ••■•niative, but the
;t;«>n u-.tist bo faced.
• i-r that has SCOO.OUO
i its possession and
: kni>\v v hat to do with the
start a fund for the
or;>:. r.s.
Germany is soilinsr off its fnmous
j • ,-iiu • • ountries. Scraps
. ' i ; . r, wli \ suits soon will
• ■ . My 1 .i come, evidently are that
j :■ Mm's specialty.
■or says that
; ipnlar on the
to be popular
isy of them does
t cr he <!i;estion.
r ' erosion among the
•: "ii voters over the
• process Of voting
will be retariif! :n!e the new elec
torate Is powdering its nose.
•v rhont stretch
now the maS
• r r Is all ai;og
v a m i s!, rt:: >.T-. whereas tbe
! u.i nvitli the
same ; amo:s.
10,000 Daily
Starve In Chinal
Peking Jan- 13—COias Crane the j
Anw'lcan Ambassador la authority;
fur the statemeiit that teflf thous
and ar0 dying dally in the starving
area o£ china' H0 saws in a cable
gram to Dr Ohaa Sheldon editor of
tha Christian Herald thai! thtj fam- j
ine la China la th0 greatest traged>' |
la the history ol China- An area !
In which t'here are 8' 1east balf \
aa many people as thofo are in th0
Uiittd Stjates is affloctfcd by] th91
'drought of last summer It iu j
estimated that at lg^at a quarter'
ot th^St, PeOP'e dle If succor is
not 8ent thjm
GOING TO CHURCH.
Or better, make it u question: Are
you going to church today? It is a
question whose answer in yoilr action
concerns you more tlian it does the
church. The churches might find oilier
Uses; the ministers might find employ
ment for their talents which would
pay them higher salaries, goodness
knows. Itut would our community and i
communities, our state and natlou. be j
able to endure the lo«s? It is a ques- i
tion which permits of no debate. In j
large measure it is answered by the j
fact that the churches have ever since
the foundation of the first one grown
in number. In variety, in number of I
members and attendants. ' It Is true j
that the number in proportion to the ;
population has not, In general, grown.
Nevertheless, the influence of tile (
churches is such that the number of I
those who feel their influence Is great- |
er in proportion to the population than j
it was three-quarters of a century ago, I
says New Haven Register. Tes, the i
church, In this country, at least, stands |
as its own justification, and its accom
plishment is proof of the necessity of j
its continued existence. I
The preachments of the psychla- |
trlsts that an active mind and body
are conducive to sustained mentnl
health have never before been so de
cisively demonstrated as In the sul- !
clde slump of the wq^ era. In Eng- j
land and Wales the rate declined by |
23 per cent and In America from lOlfi
to 1019 the suicide mte was lessened
by 37 per cent. The actuating source
of this sudden sunlight in darkened
lives was, beyond all doubt, the en
forced opportunity for service in the
common cause, says Portland Oregoni
an. The war engulfed a host of petty,
personal miseries, drew men and wom
en from the folly of self-pity and the
dangers of morbid Introspection and
gave to each the powerful tonic of a
task. So suicide fell.
j An extensive survey made by the !
I Uulted States Deportment of Agrlcul- j
| ture shows that 96 i*r cent of the I
! farm women do the family washing and
( more than half of them are still using '
la wash board. Sixty-one per cent of :
| the farm women carry water an uv- •
I erage of 40 feet. Ninety-two per cent
J I
1 do the family sewing and mending, and
I a large majority do the family bak
| ing. The farm woman's work day av- j
jerages 11'a lmurs, the survey shows. [
, The department is co-operating with :
, state colleges of agriculture in an ef- j
j fort to brim: about better conditions
! fur women on the farm, especially more I
, home- conveniences. As a, result of j
i this work 1,000 farm kitchens were re- j
\ modeled last year.
A Brooklyn motorist who killed two '
women and then drove away was sen
tenced to serve from live to ten years
In the state prison. The sentence is
called a very severe one, and while ,
it might to other opinion seem a light .
punishment for the reckless taking !
of two lives, it is the only way to i
deter others froty the criminal care
lessness which Is making the death J
rate from accident mount up in all '
j communities.
The old bogie held up to women of j
the rough treatment which would be |
I accorded them if tliey mixed with men '
f at the polls has nowhere up to date
i materialized. On the contrary, the
women have been treated everywhere
with the respect which Is Innate in the
average American man.
A French scientist claims to have
discovered the secret of rejuvenating
old men by grafting into their bodies
interstitial glands taken from monkeys.
But why should a French rejuvenator
want to make monkeys out of the old
men?
Starvation is said to be impending
in Russia this winter. This is the
pass to which its soviet government
Is bringing the devoted country, and
which ought to open the eyes of the
people of their government's utter in
competence and nnpatrlotism.
Less than one per cent of 24.000,000
men registered under the selective
service act during the war has been
charged .up to desertion. This is a
fine record for the American fighting
ajuru.
r;~ y^r~ ~ "s»
GULF STREAM DELINQUENT.
England a Ivy ays prilled herself u.wii
hor intimate relations vritii t'..e Gu.f
stream, it was thought that the cur
rent left the sunny shores of distant
lands to wrap the British Isles la a
warm embrace, bringing with It not
only a warmer atmosphere, but tro
phies In the form of shells from the
tropics to ornament the benches of
Britain. The faith of the British In
this direction 1m being shaken, says
Christina Science Monitor. Weather
prophets who have been unable to ac
count for the uncertain atmospheric
conditions have been locking for u
scapegoat for some months, and at
last have pitched upon the Gulf stream
as the delinquent. It is reported that
ships have failed to find It in the ocean,
and the west wind Is no longer influ
enced by It. If the old and trusty
frieud, the Gulf stream, is going to join
the strikers, then England Indeed will
feel this the unkindest cut of all.
The old saying that music hath
charms seeing to be fully borne out
by the apparently growing popularity
of group singing in the United States,
say Christian Scicnce Monitor. Clubs
are taking It up. One New York club,
at lis monthly dinners, iuterperses
courses with songs as a regular and
popular part of its programs, eomniun
Ity sings are held in parks and in
churches on Sunday afternoons, and
now even the department stores are
the scenes of "sings," at least In Chat
tanooga, Tennessee, where In two of
the stores employers aud employees
come together nt a stated hour every
morning before work begins, and this
is helieved to be the cause of an in
crease in good fellowship and lu effi
ciency.
Nobody is very much excited over
the Might from Panama to Washing
ton by army and navy aviators. Vet
but a comparatively few years ago,
the idea of organized travel through
the air would have beeu hooted at as
an impossibility too absurd for any
sane mind to entertain. Now, it is
taken as a matter of course, which
shows how readily and easily we can
accommodate ourselves to impossibili
ties when tliey actually happen.
Another evidence that men know
more now than they used to Is that
any of them can tell you what a bras
siere or camisole Is. Rut it took man
kind a long, long time to learn the
names of all those things, and even
nt that they didn't obtain complete
information until tliey took the making
of them out of feminine hands.
A great chef says the art of cook
ing is dead in France. It is dead, we
suppose, pretty much as It Is In the
United States—especially in places
where food is sold. There are some
powerful good vit ties to be had where
home functions as high as SS per cent
efficient.
The soviet seems to be a pwtty
pood thins for 1 lie fellows who are
doing the bussing, but pretty tonirh
on tlie fellows who a.e being bossed,
which in itself wouldn't be so bad if
the bosses weren't so few and the
boused so many.
The French parliament has refused
to cut out of the civil code the pro
vision that wives must obey their
husbands. But even ils defenders know
that it is one thing to put such an or
dinance in the code, and quite an
other to enforce it.
* If the scheme of the restaurant
keepers to lower price by reducing
the size of the present small portions
is permitted, provision should be made
for furnishirg microscopes with each
order.
Two hundred Chinese students, In
cluding four women, have arrived here
to study in American colleges. This
movement will prove Ihe shortest cut
to Western civilization for the flowery
kingdom.
Nine hundred field agents over the
United States report that people are
less extravagant. For one thing, we
presume, people with beer incomes are
awakening to the utter uselessness of
having champagne appetites.
The detachable collar for men was
Invented by the wife of a blacksmith.
And comes back from the laundry gen
erally looking like it had in some
manner gotten back to her husband's
shop.
With human voices already carry
ing 2,000 miles around the earth by
radio, world organization becomes
every day more inevitably the nest
.step In mankind's self-management.
In an investigation into an election
in the Island of Martinique it was dis
covered that 5,000 dead men voted.
That must be the place where the
lively corpses come from.
The es-crown prince of Germany has
obtained a position as horseshoer,
and now is In a position for 'the first
time in his life, to become a9 really
useful member of society.
COSTLY FLUID
"I never cry over spilt milk."
"What. At sixteen cents a quart."
MA'S ADVICE,
TOO
Babble, If you
follow In your
dad's footsteps,
you will never
go far wrong.
Ma asked ma
to follow In
your footstep«
next pay night,
and see where
your pay fines.
TIMES CHANGE
! "You used to say I was your Ideal
j man."
"I've pot higher Ideals now,1'
NOT STOVE
IN
I saw a big rat
| In my cook
stove and when
I went for a
stick he ran out.
Did you hit
j him?
No. he was
| out of range.
POST BELLUM FINANCIER
Madge: Is she up-to-date?
Helen: Yes, Indeed; she has al
| ready plahned how much money to
i get out of her husbaftd In 1S2Q.
EXTREMES
MEET
She: The
coal's all out.
He; And I'm
all In.
THEY'RE ALL ALIKE
"My sister says she wouldn't marry
the best man living."
1 "My sister ain't particular that;
I way, either."
HIS RECOMMENDATION
"Have you a recommendation from
1 your last place?"
i "Yea, sir; seven months off for
; good behavior,"
■ . 11 fusion.-*.
nasn I sne oeaumui nair.
"Um."
"How light It la. It darcled me."
"Well she can awltch It off."
SWISS
Cheese Worm
—My dear these
houses are gsfe
tins too delapl
dated for any
use, they «r«
full of holes
A bettor use for wood alcohol could
be suggested If it were possible to
split It and use the wood.
COVER
FACE
Backand Shoulders, Could
Not Sleep. Cuticura Heals.
"My face, back, and shoulders
were covered with pimples. They
were very sore and I could
hardly stand the weight
of my clothes on my
shoulders. The itching
was so severe that I could
not sleep at night, and my
face was disfigured.
"The trouble lasted
about three months. I began using
Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and
after using two cakes of Cuticura Soap
and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment
I was completely healed." (Signed)
Mrs. Tbeo. Danielson, Jackson,
Calif., July 27, 1920.
Use Cuticura for all toilet purposes.
Sample Each Fr#«by Mail Address: "CutlcoraLab
oratories, D«pt H, Maiden 43, Ma*«." Sold every,
where. Soap 25c. Ointment 25 and &0c. Talcum 2Sc.
Cuticura Soap shave* without mug.
JD 85 CENT LUNCH.
Why e"t a c°W lunch when you
saa get a howl o£ hot son p. Honac
madg Plea and fci cup of best cof
roe tor thlrty-flYo cents at the Gol
len North Cafe.
State of Ohio. City of Tolo3o,
Lucas County, S3.
Prank J. Cheney makt-3 oath ths.t he
is senior partner of tlio firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing buslnes* in the City
of Toledo, County ajid litiue aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sun; of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for en.cn
and every case of Catarrh that cannot bo
cured by the use of HALL'S CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to beforo mc and subscribed in
my presence, this Cth day of December,
A. D. 1886. A. TV. GLEASON.
(Seal) Notary Public.
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the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send
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Hall's Family Pills for consllpttlon.
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The unnoticed urinary disorders—
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Brights dl8<ase
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Doan's have been used in kidney
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