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. ,QTON, Sept. 1.—Dr. I). 8.
rm today assumed the directorship
" the Norton Union, succeed-
fiufil Barrett. who retired after 15
ea; service as directing head of the
g The transfer of directorship
, e in the presence of meal.
-Q the Latin-American diplomatid
(Secretary of State Colby and
”sh official: of the United
new director in formally so-
the office declared that his
, would be to foster "a- smoothly
. } ; international organisation.
“hes for mutual confidence,
nil, and. above all, for the main-
. of peace.”
9‘ gterlng upon the duties of di-
m general of the Pan-American
" said Dr. Rowe. "I desire to
myself of the earliest opportun-
tp say that my major purpose will
to snbserve the same great inter—
-m purposes that have guided
, fay distinguished predecessors. Dur-
‘ln the last 15 years Mr. Barrett has
glossed such conspicuous service to
caese of continental solidarity
“shit the Pan-American Union has
«fine to occupy a high place in the es-
“atian of all the nations of America.
Mb his efforts. the unity of pur-
m of the peoples of America has
"een strengthened and they all owe
“In him a very real debt of gratitude.
: ~ .- “Mutual service is the very corner-
i7 ”no of the Pan-American movement,
" and this same idea of service perme~
-' in” and vitallzes the work of the Un-
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pulsation is constantly seeking new
opportunities for service and useful-
ness. This great international insti-
tutlon is the center to which the gov-
ernments and peoples of the Ameri-
can republics turn for information.
Through its agency, the fos of dis-
trust due to lack of acquaintance with
one‘ another, is rapidly being dispel-
led. The essential unity of purpose
and unity of ideals of the,republics
of America are, with eacn year. be-
coming more evident. In this unity of
purpose and of ideals there is involv-
ed a great world mission—an example
of a smoothly operating international
lorganisation that makes for mutual
confidence, good will, and. above all,
for the maintenance of peace.
"In carrying forward the work of
the union, it will be necessary tohave
the earnest cooperation, interest and
support of the leading men and woo
men of all the republics of this con
fluent, and l. earnestly hope that l
requisite for the solution of the many
important problems confronting the
Pan-American Union.”
Dr. Rowe enters upon the duties of
director general ,of the union with an
intimate k- "*‘c'lwe of Latin-Ameri-
can aifai .. “ r. served as head of
the Stair "c" ~ 'iment's division of
Latin-Amtiican Affairs for some time
and. previous to that, having been a
member of various commissions for
the study 0 Latin-American subjects.
During the orld War, Dr. Rowe was
an assistant secretary of the Treas-
ury. He was secretary of the second
Pan-American Financial conference.
which met in 1915, and of the Interna-
tional High Commission, an organiza-
tion of Latin-American republics. Dn.
Rowe has received degrees from a
number of South American universln
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Someone is always taking the 10!
out of life.
cream cones by federal taxes and high
prices. cut oil from his usual supply
of candy by the sugar shortage, the
small boy still had one delicious edible
to look forward toe-the Thanksgiving
turkey. But now comes a report that
this year turkeys are scarcer than
ever, and that the prices tor them will
be higher than they ever have been
[before And since cranberry sauce
may be assured of this indispensableIand mince pie are without turkey as
lvalneless as an automobile without
wheels, the time-honored formula for
seems about
.to pass from the rock- and coast of
New England.
Last year there was a scarcity of
cold storage turkey. This boosted
the price to 60 and 70 cents a pound.
'and even threatened to send it higher
than that. But with all this cold stor-
age shortage, there was one redeem-
ing feature. The stock of live fowis
was unusually large, sad as a result
the average youngster could still in-
dulge in that delightfm 'aensation of
upon the table cloth.
But this year even. the farms seem
to have few turkeys for_ sale. Turkey
'raisers in California have been olered
$14 a head for the bird. delivered at
the ranch. And so it is said to go in
this vicinity. And since the recent
even the number of
“Turks" coming into the country from
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of all kinds—but the kind that is guaranteed to give
the best satisfaction is the
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The Largest Selling Vacumn Cleaner
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$81.1)“, .. ”er May Sm to *1 3.2.1:. mic mamas?“
' . - . As the last few days in
Deprived almost of his ice
banging the end of a “drumstick"_
' 4a source oi wealth to the inhabitants
ii
» longest passenger air service running.
El charcoal is dropped upon it.
E leaves a round singed spot. If the car-
: :Nfiibva}. we VWW. ‘ .. i
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Atvariousnartfos‘dmarketsitwas‘
midmatitwssstinaomcwhatgrg
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fade into the first few day! 0 October
the market conditions should be
known accurately. Only {ha will
sustain citizens of the states reachins
from Maine to Connecticut know ded-
nltely whether or not they will; be able
to celebrate this holiday with that on.
excelled food product which was made
the basis of, the first Thanksgiving
feast about 300 '70“! ‘80.
Bullet-Bavaria, the greatest of
French epicures, once wrote that the
finest meal he ever ate was a Connec—
Iticut wild turkey, split upon a ramrod
and roasted before an open fire. being
lbasted in its own juices, and" not
Ibaked like a funeral meat.
ODD AND INTERESTING.
Twice a year th Chin a
to their dead. e we IT! food
A Chinese schoolmaster beckons a
boy by waving him away.
Hasheoah is said to cause twentyb
dive out of every hlmdred cases of in-
“9 mill" of Horocco is the most
important country that is absolutely
without a newspaper.
Horace Greeley was the first candi-
date for the Presidency to make an
extensive speech-making tour of‘ the
country.
The coral roads of Bermuda are
anions the finest in the world. The!
are as smooth as a dancingiloor, and
are never dirty.
The jewels in the posseslon of the
Creek Church are said to be worth
; more than the collections of all the
crowned heads of Europe.
It is an unexplained fact that glow-
worms are much more brilliant just
before an approaching storm than at
any other time.
The difference between the tallest
and the shortest races in ihe world is
one foot four and a half inches, and
the average height is five feet five
inches.
Gen. Scott. Whig standard-bearer in
1852. was the first to disregard the
tradition that a candidate for the
Presidency should not deliver speech-
es in his own behalf.
in Geneva glass blocks are used to
Dave the streets. They are made of
the refuse from the glass factories.
and give great satisfaction. They are
pleasant to the eye and W‘l‘y durable.
in China. twelve and a half miles
from the village of Lion-Choir. there
is a mountain of alum. which, in ad-
dition to being a natural curiosity. is
of the country.
in the election of 1900 clsht nation-
al tickets were submitted to the vot-
_ers—4Republicall. Demoorat. Prohibi-
giionist. Social Democrat. Populist. Bo-
,ciaiisi-Labor. Union Reform and Unit-
ed Christian.
After Nov. 2 next there will be an
IOhioan who will be Governor and
President-elect or one who will he
United States Senator and President-
elect. This recalls the fact that forty
years ago another distinguished son
of the Buckeye State. James A. Gar~
'field, was a Representative in Con-
gress. a United States Senatorelect.
-and President-elect. all at the same
itime.
I An odd way of testing carpet to see
'if it is a true Persian product is in
vogue in Persia. A piece of red—hot
which
pet is of the first quality the singed
,wood can be brushed off with the
hand without loaviuc a trace of the
burn discernible. '
Commercial Airlines.
.Thc regular commercial air line has
‘already come to stay. At present the
l
or rather flying, on regular air ser-
vlce is bewteen london and Paris.
The distance of 250 miles is "on in
about three hours. often less. The
liaree is at the rate of a shilling a
mile .or $67 for the trip. Even today
these air passengers enjoy all the lux-
[uries of modern travel. Nearly a
inthe“DOeltrlctot Mk.
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United
Captain Course Wellington Streetsr.
80-year-old claimant to a “0.000.000
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Drive section.
Niles, one time
‘ M and commanding general of the army
about to again try to_enforce their
claim that su-eeterville is not in any
State in the Union. have invited the
American Legion to assist them and
set the ,date for the opening of hostil-
sanity I. m itles as September 6. A letter to the
Legion posts, a copy of which was
also sent to larshal Bradley, invites
former soldiers to “meet me at the
foot of Superior ate“. ‘in unicorn.
used. .d m a lag, and help
RENEW Mill ill
. “SIRE ‘ Vlllli”
CHICAGO Sept. t—“Streeterville.”
iiichigun." a
of
tory, according to notice secvedou
States Marshal Bradley. by
of the exclusive Lake Shore
“Cap" m ”and William a.
“military governor"
tha
boat and shore
to the city's
tain streeteom
(after
next
ed
ceeded the steamboat home,
wrecked by deputy sheriffs and then
burned.
in 1902 Streeter and. two friends
were convicted of manslaughter in
connection with the death of John 8. the interruption of the circle auriirml
Brke. killed in one of the frequent that
assent: ou the castle. All were con spouse might not be perpetual,
his steamer. the Beutan, stranded on
the beach during a storm. Captain
Streeter built a breakwater abou the
stranded boat. (50 feet off sud-e, and
made it his home. The-pidly shift-
ins sands filled in them bettwesn
*hdded 193 acres
To this land Cap-
of claim. slants the
a century. es by
the handreda were fought in an effort
to cost him.
On one occasion 500 police besieg-
Streetarvlll Niles
proclaimed himself "military govern-
or oi the district of Lake Michigan.”
and, with so men of his
erected bnastworka surmounted by
barud wire and stood oil' the police
for several days. before daemons in
the ranks so weakened the defending
force that a lone policemen finally
executed a dank attack and when
the fort.
The comic in 1015 ruled that,
Btreeter had no title to the property remixed that the
and his brick castle. which had soc- never replace the plain hand ring.
was,A reason for the preference given to
e. "General"
“escort”
tsnced to life imprison
m
l few months, were rel e
ill, but alter,
- The I!“ Of the “(lee
CSBPIL
strict" is '0'
, , more
the probable conditions it the turkey Atlantic air lines It is bring their lunch. scrape: :gxfigtimmgn dDzon sky.
[market At the Boston Branch and calculated that any at“: Captain Streets: has been fighting teis. The land is valued ignmalld ho-
. the Hartford Iarket it was sill that profit by charging as since we to eatab h his claim to $50,000,000. Iran, or the Dr“ ciciinn
the price. so a: u was no“ u "I" We use g . .,-- one of the most valuable much. of ers have purchased deeds no“? 0“-
time. an,“ 1° “I“ " m ' W (Q: was?! lake front. In that year of. as well as the State, in m "mp"
Cider “hit
8 inlrricr.
fin: titling
their occupancy may not b
ed With by the 80- ~
v , year-old
Streeter‘s claim is has
contention that the act slings; 3:6
State of Illinois fixed the “miamln:
line” of the lake as the boundary and
that, therefore. his “deestrict” 'w
outside the State, and owed alleging
to no one except the United Slim-s
The coruts held, however, that fill.
nois extended to the center of Lain;
Hickman, that all land created by nat-
ural secretions of the lake belonged
to the adjoining property owners; and
that all ‘iand created artificially bc-
longed to the State. The stranding of
Btreeter's steamship created hind
artificially, it was held. '
WHY WEDDING RING is PLAIN
From the early times gold wa's
'uaed for the wedding ring and tra.
dition has it that the ring should be
absolutely plain. it has been long
diamond rill: can
the ring without the soiling is offer.
ed by Fulle in his "Holy State,"
where he says.: “Marriage with 3 dia.
mend ring foreshadows evil, bonny";
the reciprocal regard oi the
flow Women Are Qiteu
Cheated Out Of Their
Best Years
' How Many Women Undermine Their Health and
pineaaby Letting the Iron in Their Blood Run Low
TellsHowOrganiclron,likoNnnabadhol,HalpsStrengthen'flhe .
NavegPutRoseslnTheCheehandeVigorandHealth ' '
la The Veins Of Pale. Carowovn Women.
Lack of iron robs the blood of its power to make
firm and healthy tissue, brain, and muscle out of the
food we eat and the oxygen we breathe. and turns ,
sparkling : ‘
into one who ‘
hopeless. Her
iliin, watery blood. lacking strength-giving
iron, under-nourishes her body and brain
and robs her of hcr natural energy and
Physician
Wreck Their
a woman with rosy checks,
health and boundless encrgg'
is pale, run-down, tired an
cheerfulness. She loses interest
in life and cannot enter into the
normal healthy pleasures of
those aboutller. She is literally
cheating herself out of the best
years of her life, when
she might. in most cases.
quickly regain her strength
and vitality by iccdmg
her blood with organic iron
—-Niixaird Iron.
The alarming deficiency of
iron in the blood of so many
Women of today has been ex-
piaircrl by a numbcr of doctors
as l‘f’ii‘fl due to the abnormal
hurry and strain of modern life.
as uri! as worry and over- i
work. and our refine-d. unnatural diet. ( .
Three all tend to drain the natural
irnn from lhe blood lasts-r than the
I: -‘!v can rrplarc it “like“? assist-
ance. i'mlrr tho-c comlilzons we
u‘walii feed the Mun-i \silh organic
iron. and Dr. lanics Frantic Sullivan.
{. Yl'lr"? r.f llflTr-vur ‘ll-uvilal (Ulifrlflof
I‘m-1:. Nui— Visit. a; ti “rut-heal" County
llwifiral. exp‘sins below “liv organic iron,
like Niixa'rd Iron. is administered to
herring and run dmin women to make them
bl'ohflei‘. hralihitv. and happier.
“lurrv \mma has the right to years of
fin v and liCJllll. liiii many a woman cheats
‘rrsc'fonf izrr iii-«i years by allowing lack of
i~~n in her blood in undermine her health.
"Tu me the sadder? feature of modern
‘.'.‘ is the mimic-i- of if'lhflpp" cavewnvn
1’] who might so rasilv regain happiness
..: inuzhh. Doctors“ cfl’lrcs are filled walls
~ at r”. “3m :rr consxaiiiiy tired. pale. sickly,
snowman-Hollie. lamconvincedlhatmany
v. it"i. ivy simply r'iiililg iri‘il in their
igl‘t readily build up rich red blood.
Musical energy. and get lhcnaxlvea
Flu .
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score of passengers are carried in a}
Then Our Removal Sale Will Come to an End
. I The magnitude Of this great sale is emphasized by the vastness of the stock involved and by the sensationally low prices.
It is an event that no housekeeper should miss, and only made possible by the fact that we must vacate our present build-
‘f hg before October 1st, and as it is easier to make cash than merchandise, we have made the savings 80 great that you will
' never again be able to secure such bargains. The class of merchandise weacarry has won the lasting friendship of our many
._ Mamet—s everywhere. It is reliable, durable and satisfaction is assured
fiirniture or housefumishing- line, but act now. ' l I I
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into a mlition to ward oil the rvvilliol‘ia of
disease germs that are aimnst rmiizmuiiy
around us. To pui flit- uncanny iron
in the Mom}. I haie presrnl-ni Nix\..‘id
Iron manv. many times, and 1 hair Mm
frequent instances above it rave rcivrximl
strength nnd rnergv, inrn‘au-d pmrrr ni
mduratwe. stead)- ncrvcs. and ilie rosy bloom
of lulth in about ten days or two urc’hs‘
. lDon’t put off if there is anything you need in
ere Are
My Best ’
~- 3; Years Going?’
ash mom a unm-
Ill \i Inn-lluiudoflrs
(no Vin-ti to play,
too llelli-n- to "r
Joy iJu- good
thing- of life.
‘Dr. Sullivan ill
the accompany-
ing unit to on-
p I n i n in ii ow
vl'ovvu- n m I Y
quiz-lily rrgain
[heirllufltih and
.. happincsshy
”1 (in use of organic iron—like
Knuth-d iron.
I ((iItSlv'l‘f Nuxnirrl iron one oi
-‘ time.
the iw'rn » si Hunt’. and boilv builders—-
illi- bum in u iluli I have ever had vc- nurse."
Innuhrturers' Noir: Nun'cd iron, which is
WC" mmicvd sluvr i: not a ll‘".'l'i wmvdv but one
win i'l l\ in :1 known. ii) \lrillulilx rvnri'ulu‘ro I‘ll-
liltr iii» r-l-Ln in. rmmr lruli l~llilll<l! M in rail!
ass-.nimilmi and does nut iniim- ills tooth. make
l'w‘m l-imi. nvr upset the stomach Esv'li tablet
[‘7 l'iiluillt‘ \uwicil iron is slums-ii .s 'ulli‘s
ax ll lilo “unis \iiwiml lion iirr sliimiwii mu»
rm‘h b-Iliir In :l-lil the tuiliric nun- not he in!
il.!o li‘i'i‘i"‘llfl minim siihsilmh-s, Ti." lnsnufsc-
liirv'“ i'l‘lli'hl‘li‘l‘ sili‘I-ous'lli iinil cntlrt‘h satisfac-
uiry n‘llllls u) ier nilri'basl-r or moi‘ will refund
your mnmv it i': «horns-«l hv all good liviimds"
-KUXATEDIRON
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