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. .i;.~ i... ;.li).sol:'h .. . . first three or four rounds if Willard ments are made is. in t e opinion of (I . . “‘2 ...._..__.- I anuary ‘ ., the aflmV-ersary 0‘th
.3.sz antl- (illr-khll‘t QAYS~ “E Almwm could mark» '1 good allowing the officials. a violation-of the Food ‘7 _ ‘ 1" I. “That red’--h.eamded ‘ canqmuem afgfirlu balloon ascpnemn m mm .H
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. . Ln- xlic .1 ml. (in t! , . 1 lat-(1’s showing had been 50 p00,. it made and prosecutions instituted to . . his town he’s 3&1 -! to be at, the mch- tr \ui‘apid strides it. :25]: It], cwm1 _
”ppm: six oul it»! 4‘ ‘ was necessary to continue the fig check also this form of deception and EV'en‘ mote L d in NE in}; with a basket. of eggs." "Hum.” [he past’afew ears, E no: pl te
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,. homo and l owls ‘ . . - ——-.— ~—‘—- l 18 AmaDld Not Escape.. . .. ,« _ _ . . . _ . years ago {ho idea of a dirlgible
‘ ‘ . ' I given "I the 20th 1'01"“.- bu‘ l conglu- i Efi 1’ f vv ' i1). Ammunlt‘Oh or a l)rlbe?"»«--Wash_ ’ -_\ twat: ililloc‘n -1 dream V
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. . in.» 1-Oh‘lll arms 1— l;.~--.ac' .io nson. former heavy 0. t ,0 vait until the fll‘th b-l'ore / m2 . W I . r
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. l . ,i . m i. ,i (ll .) it . .mm m its; . ..1 was to have all llio moving p.c‘ Cinema Mar. 13,2“ :1 ”Mm o. ibullah. amir of Afghanistan. is 3i z ' the 'éek end with M ”2 Ni v 01 fl . _
'l {”54 H m“ “f 3‘ and night, (lit-larva that his fight with .1055 lurPJ‘if’ Europe and 33 1-3 per :1 dispute 0\ .~ the result of the box~ ”‘and' er that not..e.ven that remote; . , ¢ “I '*l h h ', 1(‘ ‘lm- p m"!
mush. m. .\mv Han-n \‘v'iilliiii in this (-iiv four years (NJ) was. wm‘. ot‘ th 5‘. in America and Canada. in! commission. Smith might havr and. obscure land of middle Asiai g , > . , er omc m .iemlomr - r
.. ll Ltllll .. lUllld. a plL‘dtll‘llllL’Wl ailan and that ho d“ u\\'hou I finallv l-ecclxed the marina Momplus nahlazuwmght. and Fraxmic sayspid 1:335:32??? glfeullf'tt‘id’tigi 232(1),. ‘ . g _
I mm. ll polio hit ilio coir lchd Willard to win. in addition 10 picture film, it was blank. I 100k iT Mason in gm”, Bend, lnd.; last ni'Jht. graphic society. .A ‘ . i. » E i d 1“; “X
E 3”” W1“ H “1‘3"“ LMHS [PH (hp mm M $30,000,, Fm“? rights: m 1h" “’ ”h“ “(‘3‘ film PXDt’l‘ln' in liuroDc. but Ed Smith of (‘Eiixagofilhe rcfflrco, an- Not ”lat there is any evidence 95' ‘HE MAN WHO SUSPECTS a D p e: I g;
i . tall lit-\uih rolled PXCoII- illizrin: pil‘illl'b films in Europe and 34‘ .H “-11% found to ho worthless. ' pounced “May ihal Moore “as ho yet. that, the monax'eh's murdcr want I thaqkhe has kidney “imibl’cbandlzfig- Z 7’ A >
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r "m“ m l""”" "" H“ ~“”" lilé‘n‘ i.\iiv" T” m llh‘ 1mm . .1 was to straighten out the l'tzle (hi- son won the “popular dettixlon" left Afghanistan fron from an infln . ""~E‘-"fr£i;°cii’ acumamml um. 22:110an EQE‘E’" Puiasgyi 51.1 i
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' If "‘L 737 Mm. 1.. “our \li'.il riw proud-“78 or "M almost anything in reason to be able racing in thruc more contests to hm able amban‘assment. ncrvcusncu.rLeumaiicpniny.ba=ka§hr.languid- j .,
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.t‘l -‘_.t-< l,n\\ ~ liu l .. l'nryw. 11m? lil‘» (all: it'll l‘ll'lllST llllfilli l't‘llll'n “l'llll‘SS \Vfllard “grep to flgill ilaVl‘ llt‘f‘l‘l lll‘f‘lSlOlllPHS, {“0”va illSiSt' that of consulting HnFlfinll n‘“lu"' Eblgy WPflls i
i” ““311“ “Wt-4' lH‘t‘i‘Wir and :«W‘ his within a rowanahlc time. which he ing on it. \\'lwn the Popular vordict matters 01' 1'01?ng DOIiCy but brook- "—"- . (ISA-11" TOE? AW
inoilo-r. should do to provo. if ho can. llmt 11» went against him Moore allpeiilcd to mg no inter-{910,199 from ”w nillsirlq ,rcsmrc and ““13” “1e ham” and “om“! i m
m! ‘1 ‘ Elvin. \‘\.'ll«
“vii" .1: lil‘ ~»lil‘i' .\".'l|".5i‘
4.. ll Hanoi“ iii (Jolil‘lt‘i‘jf.
i'rr*uii~1vl~~l'.‘itii-n of aciion of
i\ in ll‘_i|‘(iillu tiw hoxin;r hul.
t“mill :Illijwt'lil llllll Sl‘ll. \‘v'ii‘
am said ill‘ d ‘~i"l‘ti to lin'u‘ l‘it"
‘i-t illllll'li iv" :2 it'll (ill‘s‘S. St'll.
nun: ii-plil-d izi: lili‘ mulH-i‘ \\':i<
L : "lx mivlzvinvd l~i‘.ll ‘-"‘r=ll‘l‘iiu}' and.
“nil-ri-ll In twilim union on it Sen.
Eli ‘llll"ll\:‘f. .tid liml ln’ lilil no! lu-lil‘vn
l'iii Ilu' ll‘fi“!l'l' \":1~ fully lilti"l‘.\.‘-'l<fi
.‘wul lil.l :il le:'..~i inn lll-‘llii'l'l' was
" w. on anal. ll‘..""i' and r-onlrl not
5 ‘ til' our: in ill' (il‘l'li.~:~ill|l. lie lliolltlili
l"~‘ "lllil" mallri' of u hox‘inr; bill h'ill
ll r- i\"ll lla': :‘vl'vn'ion ll tl'l'svrl-‘vt‘n
'i', this. Sen. Vii-in: tookrnu oxr'r-p-
in and had a short rolloquv fl‘llll
’l liq‘l]ll‘]|‘(:l\'_ llri' l‘til'lnl'l' illslfiiillg
ll ill' had wail. no insi‘nualions in
viii-rt ilrl: Sin) rt tumor had a lh’l"
'zal into-uni in the hill. Si-lu THI-
siisivii said “hr lad» no intention .to
. ”,5 the hill. but lllti‘l'lf,‘ wished to
motion li.‘ rlwolis‘itlel‘ tabled.
I lwt‘oro
.
l
mu hold the mailer
‘ .1 >i-nliie..ilr a tom of 133 to T. the
illlt' stood by SL-n. “'illiamson. lull
the mo-
\Vilsmi
“onltl
mo parliauiomurr status of
' --n was put up’io Limit. Co\'.
in: a ruling by Son. Kit-ti and than
ruling was to tho i-l‘m-i that llil‘ mo-
linn to luhli- thy
H -l prevailed.
motion in rvconsidel'
on. SHARPE YALE
COACH IS REPORT
\i':\\' ll;\\'i‘3.\'. Mair. lil.~l,li'. Allu-l'l,
5 amp. phx~iial (illf'l‘ltu' and l'ooi‘uiil
. null at Cornell. is to conic to Yull' [0
«now a similar position iile in”. A
..,~- in iimi Ill-r131 “as circulaod on.
i'alr- cannula last night and {Iain-
r~onsidvranlr credence.
"3'. Sharp» Yule alumnus and
.. waiion 't'ali- rec-Milly has urged
"' 1 i nzaut-inwn: of .1 high class man of
"ii g-tlaimncnls such a3
L'illlllllllt‘ll in Dr Shalpv. Ill?
illilt‘h 1hr: ('(illll'll bllfilik‘lb‘dl‘i and
whall in to taking'
I":ti':o Vol l'o-xiimll :tilll snprrrisin: all
li'
(UlN'llJlg
i.‘ ll'fllil> illllillioil
a “kilo :iCli'.ili\>‘
1.1; Shorou is 'n ink" ihr‘ place of
.‘d ,lonv», \Vimw ronlrui“ as Yul!"
flil‘flii l'llill'll. has anoihcr roar in
w r. .lonus lzfilr‘ not lnw-n Lilllll‘432‘Ml-ll
.im: i-Muinixi: lime.
WOMEN'S LAWN TENNIS TOUR
. NEY
\"l-1\\' roux. )l'ir. i:‘.~ .iivl'inal
i. :‘l'ilr> in llin' 1'.oi-,ni‘.‘.~ national i'lA
. . (‘llztliilril‘l'l> lil‘lll turmis tour-
nz-n' I . \‘u-n’l: Rut-intent Arm-
: in i io.§;.-. bronchi Tloston play-
. 212mm: Sue. Yorkers for tho
4 .w.» zine. )lrs. Georgi: ll.
‘_’l:..'ll_ .-; Horton, formernational
4min. pidjn'il Miss Clare Passe].
awn. Middle stair-s
iss Marion Zimler-
Mouton. Molla 'Bjur-
'o \zon liil‘ (iiampionnlzip last
. no: l-ntm- lilo tournament to
(i:
incl-4'.
SI lliii
itlzlilg',
.‘-li>‘.\~
-l‘ lilll‘.
\r‘lti-i‘i'lill matches 'cdav fm’
‘..'- 2. ‘,~ lit"- :airinr; were
>5wliwr [-1 \‘l't-aver. and )lib
Hus »_ pl‘f-si'l‘i‘ liile holders, vb
”stimuli and Miss Zindcrstein:
~n and A Nathalie Brown-
Aliwrili ilumphries and
Holden.
'3
111's.
:. .~.~z~‘ o,
1 12,131.21 ‘Waut Ads. “'9”! "V‘E‘ldefiv :
. an? mug .stqufi-
.i-vhi'rmn in his slatetucnl
that ii “as :‘lrranut'd that he should
lot.» in the :v nth rounr. providod \Vil-
l: ril's alumina Wt'i'f,‘ such as to Justify
it. but that a". Willard was doin:r prac-
:ii-ullv uolliin'f. lm was forced to wait.
Tlu- :22;in arm-v.1 upon was givon in
Sialefi.
.li (laws
the iwe-niioih round. Johnson
lull ill' Willi'ui until the Illil'.) round '0
{rive- Willard an oppol'itlni'l) to make
f‘lil':'l running.
Thu forum“? champion lif‘f‘iill'l“ that
A
nni- :‘s \Vilia'd acrevs to fish: within
a ro»:~.::onal~.li- lilll(‘_ hp will claim tho
\\'orld':—' title, No signt'd his slat?-
mi-nl: “.larlt Johnson. Champion."
(‘olonol il'lfs-zi';liiipe.<. immer- l‘on-
z-rcssumn. 'XV-ITO is_ backing Johnson.
>lllit‘(l that Johnson is willing lo bat-
lil’ \‘l’illard anrwlicrs- in the United
Sizili-rz. llll‘ IJUI'P'th in go To 3m-
(‘larlx’ (Irill'on lal and Rail Fund, or
In am ("uii'ilziblv Err-dilution (‘olone-l
il'lCleampi‘ls hat: wired “Bat" Manor-
Soil. of Now York. asking for tho ail-
Grosses or Mummy and Fulnn, with
the id<~a of arranging a malt-h in lia-
rann bvlwr-i-n either of {horn and
Johnson. - ll‘E‘strmnpcs says in his
czilileu‘ram ‘ltal Johnson is. "disposcfl
to unload Allin;world‘smlmmpipnsnlp“
acainsl oilltur of those men.” 'l‘h"
stairmenl. in part. follows: ‘- .
“To arranuo tho thatch. Jack Curie“
came to Munich from New York. ll!“
askmi me if 1 Wcl‘t‘ \villinglo fight “'il-
lard and i said l would if he gave ml'
my pill-o. ‘ i thought I could boat his
man ior him. ("urlev said he didn‘t.
want that. I told Curlcy Fd makl‘
the mail-h.
“'licn ri-adr to leave London 1
wired (‘urley fo‘ a certain ruin of
mom-v, which he rczulily soul. \wll.
it went on and began to bother me and
l spoke to my wife. who advisf‘d ill“
not to do it, but I lolnd hm" that il l
u'rro coins: to lose l'd send lll‘l‘ worn
in :im lo can out. The reason l said
that was hHC‘l’use there was more
money coming to mo and I did not
want to lost: lllllil I i't‘mnd out that
Hwy would pay the '(ho sum I asked for
and guaranlced that lher would gel
me out of. 7rouble in Amcrifii, ' 1110
most impolztant thing for me.
-
emu! i’niilii min ’ ‘
continual Hill,-
BilliBlfli-‘ilS’BfAlllY’
Try tin-.3 Llair gets thicl(,~ gloSEy
wJVy and beautiful
at once.
luxvl‘ml.‘ \R-sf (‘i-rtain‘.‘~-~-lhat‘>’
ill“ jm of it. Your hair become.“
li;!n. “on": 1'1':i“~.-, abundant and ap-
ln-zir' a»: Foil. lisirons and beautiful
:1 5mm: c.3131 aztwr a llanderinv
hair r‘w-anm- Hm try this~~moist0n
a r' -:‘i~ with litllt' liamlm'ino and
:aim'nilv (lI,-\‘-‘ ll through Your hair.
tnkinr on“ ~mull strand at a lino".
'Iiii. v ill cl~< in.» ' ‘rw hair ot'iiust. dil"
or (‘Xi‘PSril'l‘ oil, and in just a few mo-
lll-I‘ll“l you 11 We do'ihlvd tho lit'autv of
your hair. A dvliuhllul surprise
await: illo~~ -. whose hair has hcvn
neglected or is scr. 9:}; ladcd dyr.
Millie or thin. liosidwx innufifvin; tho
hair. Dandeiinn dissolves evm-v parti-
cle, of dandruff; le'Eiili‘f’S. purifins and
invicoraues :he scalp. forever sloppin‘z
itching and falling hair. but what will
please you most will be after a few
weeks' use, when you see new hair-—
line and downy at. first—ves—bnt real-
ly now hair growing all over the
scalp. lf,you care for pretty, soft
lilta-ir, and lots ofit, surelv get a small
.‘octtle of Knowlton’s Danderine from
or toilet .. counter ‘ for
-.~:hould be. bought
. Only the most careful scrutiny mile: to
:ilw l'cl'i‘rc-o. who made his ruling solo“
with a flow ol >i|\‘iIl-'—’C Moorc from the
humiliation of a rocorded defeat. ln-
d‘ana llilri no lioxiliz law. hence Smith
cannot be disciplined. if the, boul
had ialzcn ,llai-c in a State with a box-
inzt Smith mikln have.
had his li(‘(‘il> l'l'\‘\'0ked.
beat nir- fairly, I shall claim th‘
world's title.“ ‘
LAVVRHXI‘E. Kilns” Mar. ]3_—J‘.lack
Johnson Sililllly nords titn monov and
is twin". to put onr mmhliwr mulch "
.as the comment of \Villard.
“hen shimn thc slafenicnt reccirt‘d
from lluvaua today in which Johnson
Jules
(~mn‘.'ii<.-'ion.
:ifliinmi the championship :(iutr‘x‘g‘h 25000 SA‘V
'i an .‘our years ago “'3. a n '- . l"
rangl‘ll affair. ];0§{NG BOL
.. . 1 ‘93: ii.‘
Tlltli is .ilmuliilul} not n i0 I‘AlllS. March l3.-—-All records for
Willard continued. “l refuse to diizniffi’
the stair-meat with a dcnial. for as
tar as I am concerned it is Fimplv c
:nlondanci- ML :1 boxing program Were
sham-red ru-i-tniy in the little city of
Le Mans in lt‘rani't’ when 23 500 spec-
tators gather-ml to watch the contests.
arrangml by lil(' Knights of Columbus. g
The ring war so! than open square
‘ln the hoart of tho French city and so
great was the inluuesbtakcn by the
French residents thatmmore than 9.-
000 of the. nailn-s‘ gathered to watch
the. fightcn‘s. \‘u hiclcs of every des-
cription wrro soon ncar the squarc.
the French peasants having driven for
miles to watch the affair. which. draw
it. is said. the largest crowd ever in
attendance at a boxing 'show in Eu.
six Diurnal f
Ill‘lll lilllllilll
Ali but four of the Jim man and tWF’
women who were taken to the Crimi-
nal Courts Building. early today. fol
lowing a raid on a building in E st
Fifteenth streets. were released at-
lwr being otrcetioncd hv immieratic»
officials. police and Secret. Servicv
men. Those arrested were “Sicily
Sn'inier. tWi-nly-one year; old, sen.
'i-ncml to fil'tecng‘c’fis' imprisonmcn
for \ iolation of the ESpionag‘e Act. bu'
at Liberty pending appeal to fit.:) Sn
prcinc Court; Marcus ()rdowsky,
manager of "Bread. and Freedom,"
pnridoicai; Peter Rinanco. 2‘, secro
tarry of the Russian Union of Peas-an
\Vorkars of America, and Arthur Keir
zes. 22. a printer. The four ar
charged with having in their posse
nion li crature advocating the ovr
throw of the government.
The East Fifteenth: Blrvct builditn
according to the police. was occupie'
by the Union of Russian Peasa‘
Workers of America. All those taker
to Criminal Courts. is unders rr
crude joke.
“in How of the fact that tlwre were
sport “rivers: and fight critics from a"
over the world in Havana when I won
lite championship from Johnson.- it i“
l‘oolsh to suppose that u take can!”
have boen perpetrated oven if I had
been so low as to countenance such a."
arranrmnem.
'I‘Johm-zon's game is alumni ch‘
in its simplicity. and you may! say for-
nic that I refuse tavfall for it. I do not
intend to fight Johnson again. or an.“
other colored man."
.
Idis
flaw...“
SO.CALLED OLlVE OILS
FALSELY LABELED
Department of Agriculturc Warns
Housewives to Read Labeis
Carefully.
li. (‘.. March 13.1—Sev-
and a
‘\\’ashinzlon_
cral seizures have been
numbvr of prosecutioni: insli’uiml as
a rvsul: oi a campaign inaugurated by
the officials with the enforcement of;
the Federal Food and Drugs Act
against illl‘ interstate shipment of
adultvraled and mishranded olive oil.
h_\l lh‘.’
made
4
(‘onsuincrs arc advised
llureau of Chemistry, United Slates
lii‘lilli‘lll‘if‘ll' of Agriculture. to read
curl-fully the labels of all container:
ol‘forwl to them as containing olive oil
to determine whether the manufaclnt
or actually claims that the product is.
olive oil or merely suggests it by mls '
some of these decep.
sold- by
loading devices.
lively lahvlpd products are it
mum-uni peddlers. , were questioned regarding their idea
Coi‘onsecd ml. corn oil. peanut oil. of government. their recent move
soy-beau oil. anilother Vegetable oils
are wholesome. palatable oils, but they
I under thi-ir own
names at prices much lower than the
which‘ olive is usually
ments and sources of income.
MR. NEWCOMB HURT
BADLY BY A FALL
pric-vs. at Oil
sold.
1 Owing lo the scarcity and high price
of olive oil a number-of dealers were
putting on the .market cottonseed.
corn. and other vegetable oil.» labeled
as olive oil. As the result of a large
number of seizures of these products
and prosecutions pending against UH!
l‘f—S]‘)Ollfiibl‘i‘ partie’s, the practice has
. - dismlntinued. Sonic
dealers: however. are endtaroriug to
continue to t'elip'tlii—Zfiarg": profits in—.
volrrd and bottom escape thi- penal-
ties of the Foodrand Dr as Act by 5‘:
wording the. labels of their product as
to convey the i'mpwssion to tho con-
.Iumcr hat the“ product olive oil
without stating directly on the labW
that it is olive oil. '
Tlirse products are commonly la-
beled as “Salad Oil" or “Table Oil’,‘ or
some other indefinite kind of oil. On
the labels are displayed conspicuous
Y‘"‘Wns né’clivektrees '01‘ maps of
Italy or other devices intended to sug-
gest olive oil. In some instances-the
words "Cottonseed Oil" or “Corn Oil"
are printed in very small type in an in-
conspicuous place on the label. Acor-
Sory reading of the label such asls
usually given by retail purcbgsers.
would lend the ate'ragéj person to be-
lieve that theuproduct'was;odyejall.
Daniel Augustus Nelwcontb. of’VVest
Main street, is confined to his home
with some ligaments in his side, ow-
ing to an accident that occurred Satur-
day. He was standing- in a wagon
handling a. colt. when the animal
started, and he was thrown from his
feet, striking 0n the end board. When
he: was picked up it was found that he.
was severely bruised, and a physician
found that the ligaments more torn.
He is resting as comfortably as possi-
ble now.
Miss TOOTHILL RETURNSV
\Miss Anna. Toothill, of State street.
has returned to, her home. after havin"
been confined at. the. Mineola General
hospital. on Long 18131111. Where she.
was operated upon for appendicitis,
with which she was stricken \v‘wiic .
iting her brother. Private John Toot-
hll]. Jr. of the 68th Artillery, station-
ed at Camp Mills. Patrolman John
Toothjll, father of Miss Toothil wont
to the hospital to bring her homc
Tuesday.
How wmo TRAVELS
is
. When you are discounting the ‘winc
you must know that 'a gentle wind tra
vels about five miles per hour, a higlr
wind about 3010 45 miles per hour.
lurid a great hurricanegso to 100. miles
«'per hour. The-{Velocity of the earl}.
on its own axis exceiedsr Lois believed
1,000 imiléfimfimakgrue. velocity! '0
. tifeféhrtli around file gin manipulated
qu. 66,1300 miles per hour, and. flat“
Wort mean in »
submitted their disputrs
lion and tho custom oi the loser award-
land.
in the domestic. affairs of his absolute
monarchy.
Habibnllah‘s father it was—who
made travel comparatively safe
amonzthe helC'flganouH tribes of
Afghanistanwtrihes which {(ll’litt-rly
pounced upon car-i othcr' at tho
slightest provocation. Frequently they
‘oction ofkidnayn and bladder, bringina clean
blood, sound nerves, clear head. good dinudon.
active bnin. and all ’round rigorous health.
. bf. X". Taylor. Culvert, Al . wfitcn: "My
ailment .s kidney trouble. I tric three difieaent
wax-dies. but none lave m: such refit‘fafi Folcy
Kidney Pills."
Stimuli-Powell Corporation.
to arbitrw
ing several of its lllil"!'itl;."v“.".i.ll' ~\\'0«
men to the rival n1“:i- was onc factor
in eliminating" any clear cut distinc-
tions between the tribal units of the
To the stranzcr the Afghan dis-
plavs 4. FOI‘l of Fpocicvt: and (19(399'
ii"n ovienlnl courtesy. anuct a na-
tional proverb. is that “The man who
shuts his door to a stranger is no
Afghan" But the stranger also
would do Well to know a saying cur
rcnl among: tho llindoos. " loll s‘iiu‘d
you from vengeance of the elephant.
the cobra, and the. Afghan." For
many strangers have found tlml ~n-
on provacau‘on. to Which the Afghan
i "“'"fl“‘P‘N'Frxnl-litive. his disposition
is vengeful, cruel. and cmfl.y..- His.
desire for pillage. theft and decep~
‘ also is apt to get the best of
him. -
Your Afghan is a swarthy. swag-
RMM“ proud. bul wilhnl propos-
sessing sort of man, every inch the
warrior~wblle.:be keeps his turban
on. but. giving ”‘8 faint. suggestion of
a bmriured jurist of old. English days.
when he removes it to disclose ad'it‘nd
shaved from forehead lo rmfitn. with
curly ringletsvfalllng about: his shoul-
dcm from the unshavedvportloms. ,
Occasionally the men are fair as .
are. most of the women. whose hair.
in two plalts with colored taxsela a'
the end. . conceivably might call to
mind an American Jnusicflxcnmedv
chorus. prepared to sing “School
Days," were ltpnot for their flowin-
oriontal robes.
Afghan women. like Turkish ~wo-. .
men, are ‘kept- secluded. but they
are considerably morc adventurous
than their Turkish sisters. cnce
scandal is not infrequent even in a
land where a man may have as-
many wives as. been support, Ami"
Hablbullah, ,jf report of his death
be true. left four widows.
By Habibullah‘s father, Abdur
Rahman. also were enacted measures
of national. defense singularly in
keeping with occidental schemes for
conscription. He‘ made the hon-v
that he could throw a hundred thou-
sand men into action-in :1 ‘~“‘t 1!: ‘r .
fend one of his: provinces, «and'said
his.entire domain could raise a mil~
lion fighting men to defend her soil. .
Nor did'be stop at. thelpredicuon. He' »»
worked-onto systcnr by which each
man in every eight rwould .alternzue
in taking military instruction. One
had to be very young, or very do-
qrepit. to escape- the amir‘s «draft.
for the service agesmiere from 3
teen to seventy. ~
.So far asbarrlng private munitions
makers is concerned. Abdur Rahmzm.
long before his death in 1901 might
have subscribed to the- proposal
League of Nations. for he had his .
OWn factories at his capital...Kabul.v
These are saidto have. been produc
ing a dozen or more rifles and thou-
sands of cartridges a day,».‘ and sev—
eral guns :1 week. "
But neigthring“ statesmever had
much fear of any pan-Afghan aspira-
tions (in the part of the Kabul \xar
lord. The arms were. most. varied
and picturesque and the cartridges
are said to have been excellent save
that they seldom fitted many of tho
rifles.
Though he may know not; efficien-
cy. the Afghan is a “first class fight—
ing man," as the British learned in
the 'two Afghan,wars. It was at the
close of the second, it; 1879, that
lGeneral . Roberts (later Earl .ltob—
erts) made his famous march to
Kandahar to reinforce General Bur-
rows, rwho had been defeated by the
Afghans. a feat which was rexvard-
edqvjth the peerage and the titm
"Lord Roberts of Kandahar.”
Persia,’ Turkestan, Baluchistan and
lndiacunround this inland monarchy
.' an'eélimated azea rot 245,000
square smiles and. a populatiOn, also
esflmnted of 5,000,000.» Afghan - hiv-
torlans date their people’s . W”
ninga to KingvSaul andrefer toithem «-
as Children/of Israel. a. theory that
may. have gained popular, acceptance
because 30! the'A-fgbanfs 'Semitic‘ ~ ap- 3 --
more. but. it is not generallymred- <
MAW?! Am. 141m?-
iambic"
mostly“ wag-w
'the
M- Savingcn Tires
i and: Gas
3
5,
i
IS BIG {AND EIMPORTANT
THESE DAYS. LETUSJ
SHOW YOU ”TH-E. LIGHT-
WEIGHT , MEDIUM—PRICED
CARS. THAT WISE” PUR-‘
CHASERS .ARE .BUYINfin
FOR REAL" WAR;~'— TIME”
scram}; PACE
21§I""‘Year~r
SiXes——Eights' a
S? L- Benedict
High ,
#éuiwarry wantkfifir ‘-
-The.placcs to prayforccheaper
foodr is " out- in~ your. Own'
gatcleh~With a *Spading Fork,
8 Reiko and a. Hoe. ‘
’
:“
, a; e; ,
“Wear-rams
Q; i
it”
4.).
will help you grow theabest
" food you ever tasted, just as
they have helped minibus of
; other people. since l840; .
{does for Forks for
Breaking . Spading
Planting Digging
vi 3 Cultivating Manuring.
-; ‘* Weedingv. Rakes.
ALBERT :D‘l MORGAN,
84 -Washington fit;
5‘.
Norwalk Chronicler