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NEW YORK. April 6.——Hoatiiity to
the “hyphen ‘lrnd hyphenates” was
’ronounccd llCTK‘tOduy by F. W. Gal-
braith. Jr.. National Commander of
the American Legion, who. in a state-
ment commemorative ot‘ the fourth
anniversary of the declaration by the
against Ger-
many. pledgcd unow tho soldier organ—
lmtion's “faith in Aiiici'ica. its tradi-i
fions and its ideals.”
“Four years ago tomorrow,"
the statement.
against Germany. The hyphen, roul-
idng‘ that it was an ally of our enemy. I
mmptly tool: covur. The 'hyphcn
dug in and hid its head and. so long
as the roar of battle sounded. it mutu-
tained an cxccediiigly low visibility.
“Then thcrc was un armistice. which
signified that the damn-r was over:
and with the passing or danger the
hyphen cript hack slowly into \‘i0\V..
lly it became hold and assorted
e t’ with its old arrogance.
“This anniversary is a flitting time
to serve iioticc on, tho hyphen and
)yphenates that there may have bi-eii
an al‘IniSlK'i' for our into (int-mics but
there ncrrr can bc :iu armistice with
ilk: ltypliign. Audiom-st adversary we
can ildlllll‘i‘ and forgive». “'c lli'\'('l‘
can make :' {rut-i- \liill tlitso citizens
rho ut‘tiiizi ;ill(';:itlni-(' to two mush-rs.
"It is fitting: tliitt on this day. rc—
miniscciii oi‘ patriotic i‘i-ivor. \vv
pledge :iiiow our l.iitli .iii Alllt’l'i('il. its
traditionz- and it:‘ ivii-uls Ulll‘ country,
one tango-u. tl.i_i';." i
‘. KANE..- H (‘ITY HAS I'ZNUI'GH
’ IIUI'SI'IS.
KANSAS (‘l'l‘Y. M0,. April 5.———No‘
housing slicrtiim- oxi its in Kansas (‘ity.
as far as tlii- Sth'l‘Ill thousand \vilil
kinds who imiko tlicir summi-r home
In residence portions or the (‘ll)’
concerned. ’l‘iirouizhout the southern
parts of the city iiii :iliuiiduiit‘P of
bird housm, siwuiully dcsiciicd l'or dill
ferent sorts of song birds. is to he
tcund.
(llll'
midi
"\Vi: ill-clared wari
for Every Toe.”
, UTTING your foot. down"
households
backache and eye strain that mean
are caused by ill-fitting shoes.
woman 100%
month 1
goes.
unhappiness" can give her.
{risk about as Nature intended.
National Board, Y. \V. C. A., who
the demand for knowledge on the
Spring shoes to demonstrate.
An inti'ri «:t in bird lli"ll2{lll30l‘3 was
cultivated l\,\' :i rmil csiutv di vclop—
merit comriinj.‘ soxuc you rs ago. and
since then has bot-u kept :illvc by re-!
aidcnts oi‘ the section. Lecturers. ox-
pfi‘rts on liil‘ii lit‘t‘. wcrc brought
Kansas City. typos of illl‘Tl housvs {It‘-
ceptable to dil‘fcri iit \‘uritics of fviitli—
trad song‘sto-rs. “'1 rc displayed. and a.
”no-cat" I‘lllt' cstuhlishcd in the dis—
Sportinq goods houses hora. finding!
the movcnwnt popular. lill/‘Llfl n sup—l
ply of bird houses. miarhntmwl to :it-
lmct desirr'rlr ,tenii'iits and forgot tlioy
£19??? Iv‘ilr‘i'oyod .‘iil‘ rifles and “22's."
Boy scouts: :ind rump lirc girls liuw-
donc much to foster a t‘ririidly ntti-
Iudc‘ toward tlic littlo sougstcrs whom
Saint l-‘ruiui: of Assisi, according-to
tradition. list-d. to call “my little
brothers." ,
. _ OF INTEREST 'I‘O \\'0.\IEN' ’
' A prominent physicians says that by
far the luruvst numhcr of women’s
ailments (tl'l‘ not surgical oncs. that is
they are not cnusvd by scrious dis-
pluccmcnts. or growths. Symptoms
ahnilar in clinractcr arc often brought
about by much simplcr conditions.
We thercl‘crv urgc every woman who
suffers from lmckuchc, hondnchos.
baring down pains, sldc ache. irreg-
BBaritioS. ii-i'vous (lcspondoiicy. or
Weakncss 1.. uivc Lydia 1'7. l‘inkhnm's
Vegetable I‘ompouiid a trial. It acts
as a natural l'i‘StOl‘Z‘lllVC and often pre-
to.
shoe, how long does it last?
often at fault."
Onc test of perfect foot is the toe
pencil on the floor and try to pick
with the under sitlc of the toes against the brill nf ting
“'HU' (“V51“) Tin-Z l-ItJ;
LA") BY THE lil't‘K'.’
SAN FRANCISL‘U. .\]il‘ll Hurry
l.:iii;:l«-y. u iii()t(-i‘iii:iii. raw u doi: (“lus—
iug-zi (link liv Hitipputl thr our.
lil'(v\¢‘ oi‘t' tlii- dog“. ('ziiiiglit tlii- duck
lllltl put it in tliv- Fund lmx.
lint of urutiiudv thr duck lnid uii
Hit: illlfiilf: lill' trip to lllt' ft i‘i'y. '11-
show his {lllpl't'r‘iltlloll Laugh-y
iiu- din-k inn-k on his l't't‘lll‘ll trip and
lvt it \Vllt‘l‘t" llt‘ had caught it.
So fur good. liiit the (luck l‘w—
longi-d to Georg.“ StiVallkt‘ll. and did
not l‘illll'll homo. dennkcn lmd
Langli‘y urrvstcd for pi'tty lzll‘Cl'll); in
inking: ihv duck and (-gtr.
Langley l'lll1ll‘ill't‘tl licfore Police
Jiliiz‘v lliillit'l S, ()‘Bi'ion, The (li~t.'iils
“'1‘1‘1‘ l'tt‘ill‘tl. 'i‘hcn u lino point of
low zirosv.
"i'luiiily the duck lziirl llll‘ cm: as :1
rowiird to Liiuglcy.” said liolu-rt MC-
Mzihoii. .\ssi<t:int llistrii-t Attoriiz-y.
"l‘i-i'iinps so," said thl- court. "lint
did lllt' duck own tlu- cm: or did hvr
inzisivr own it'.‘ i hrn'v i‘l mind an
loos“.
Si!
No: a Movie, Reel But Your Feetdn the
Wrong Shoe. Foot Follies Versus
“A‘s-Room Apartment With a Room
with family friction.
ever thought of the importance of “putting your
’foot down” on the ’ard, ’ard highway as the old English
ballad has it. in proper, hygienically clad fashion? For it
can mean all the difference in health and even beauty.
Often we have been solemnly, warned that red noses,
Now along comes a New
York physician who announces that he can make any
beautiful—if she will walk 100 miles a
_ And how, pray, can you join his aspiring recruits unless
your feet are properly shod and comfy?
Foot follies in the way of high heels and tight, un-
naturaily pointed slippers are declared to be about the
most prematurely aging process that any woman under-
Evcry woman knows the torture "two feet of
In contrast take “a five room
apartment with a room for every, toe."
description of the latest correctly designed Spring shoe.
Instead of cramping them out of shape, this shoe allows
each little toe to go to market or anywhere else their fair
oxmer goes; with plenty of room to grip the ground or
According to the Health Education Departmcnt of the
ground concerning the latest palpitations and tcndcncics
among girls. the country over. there never has been such
Widespread interest in the right foot wear.
their lecturers varc kept busy traveling North, \Vcst. and
bouth from l\cw York, their trunks full of the new
:‘cht follies began with babies before they creep." says '
Miss Harriet \K'iide the Y. “I. C. A.
normal child is born with feet shaped as .‘aturc intcndcd.
\ct With our present practise of puttim: it into the wrong
Even baby's stockings are
you lift a pencil from the ground with your toes?
took ‘
f
fif’flt
is symbolic in most
Yet have you
fatigue and wrinkles,
This is the terse
foot.
“Foot posture
have their car to the
So great is
best 'shoe styles that
foot expert. “Every
“Conjygpicri’ti‘cise
and pencil test. Can
_ Lay a
it up by pressing it
is the
most
'conwying monms of tho hunk was
grow-ind i’roiii l'.‘llillis try n iii-in. 'i'lic
lcvz'k guvi- his rrscii-“r sonic of ill“
,liiiiili's iiioiivi'. The court lll‘ld ho had
’pu such right."
Sl|\itnlill1 lil'l‘k"ii up .it his and civ-
.iii:indi~d $20. for tlm (luck. At this
it‘m i‘i-lll'l‘ l'lllt'l :iirziiiist liiiii. iiiid «lis-
:lllih'h' d ll'm i-usv :iuuiiisi Lungli‘).
(‘IHNK IlRl\(iS I’Hluis
l\’l‘(’) PORT AS BIRDS.
,zcii frogs :ii‘t‘ "poultry." tlii-n it's fair
(‘llOlitz‘li to classify livv Oll“§l us "birds."
was Deputy Surveyor or
(‘hnrlis ’l‘. (‘ovla's ruling. \vlwn. l.cm
l.i-vrl.-i \Ving.
it'or tliv privilvzv of landing t‘fio li\’('
frogs from tlu- Sli‘l‘l‘izl .‘luru.
fro-iii tho (‘I‘ii‘lll and he wantcd
spud tho-m tip to Chinatown to "sing"
for his litilcv iiiw-v until 'll(‘ roturn's.
Pooh. in making his
front: lil'(‘ "iiiizlilingnlos.
l
i
Testing the inner border of the feet in Socinl Educa-
tion Department of the National Board, Y. W. C. A.
If you can do it, you can walk properly.
can't the sooner you get into “a five room apartmcnt'I
shoe, the bettcr as a preventive against future foot ills.
important
world," says another Y. W. C.vA. expert.
well as health depend upon it.
every organ is where it should be and that the owner has
poise and control of nerves.
more attractive and do better work with her mind f
from aching discomforturc,"
thing
Hill/i ?
w-rs llonrd rcm-utly that
‘lil‘t! poultry" hut wliin lu- told
lcook hc could not it! tlirm ii
poultry Iiiilt-ss iii "rill [hr in on
Loin domurrrd.
“You sullen-3' suixl Li‘m. “mo
"i-iii for vclly llil‘t‘ littli- (‘hincsv
If you
in tho
"Grace. as
Correct posture means that
It means that a girl can be
tings of the chcml (;I.‘llt'l‘:ll Appraisl
"i‘rozvn from;
tho
i {13
i-‘O‘C'
\\'.'I Hi
girl
to play with. you ilm‘zi- lilt'lll. Slll‘ cry
ivory much."
"All right." snid thc «ii-puiy Sill‘\'t‘_\'-
i .
‘m.
“i‘ll lot them in
SAN ll‘ll.\.\'|'l5‘_‘(i, April i'».—~]f fl‘O- 'l'll ll.‘l\'l‘ t0 it'll'llllf'm‘ to i-‘ulom'l lrluy."
lilll
HS birds.
first
Coloncl Irliy told (‘nok “that as lung
as tlic tnrit‘t‘ hook
dot-sn't
ship‘s cook. :iskcd him :3ll'ilfil'nfi TU l‘l'T PROBATE
mention
Customs frogs I'll, let them in us birds."
3 JI'DGI‘IS 0V SALARY PRICSSI‘TD.
HARTFORD.
§prolinto on so in rios.
.
April
Lem hud ll‘l'nSlll't‘il tlir two nli‘lplli-'(llt‘l(il‘_\’ committPD llt‘lll‘lllfl S‘l‘slo‘rdn)‘
lilulis siiu'i- llu- Sli‘illnt‘l‘ :ll‘l'lYt‘fi in port :nflcrnnnn “'1‘- Dlmh‘ml ”iv “"‘llwl‘s‘
“,fl‘u-ld prvssml his bill putting jiidcvs of
of tho
G.—Al flu»
A foo t urc
- ju-
dicnring was tho rcmnrl: of :i llll‘llllH‘i‘
dccision that {of tlic committvc. llcp. Hall of (\rnngi-
-v “mom”. th,.\-i\\'lio said it now cost thc jllt‘g‘t“ of tho
New llnvcn probate district $6,000 to
m
' SUMMER
. ‘ O
ET US QUOTE, YOU ”ON YOUR, VYINTER’S SUPPLY
; ConsolidatedRiailCoa'l(10;,
TEL. 6Q5 '- 3 ROWAN. STREET.
WE HANDLE THE HIGHEST GRADE
OF ANTHRACITE “
THE LOWEST PRICE
OUR $ 1 1 , O 0 “ _
4 ‘ “PER NET '
PRICE . _ . " TON
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CARRYING . "
Federal flill, "Where _Sonz
Was Written, to Be Pur-
chased and Preserved by
the State ‘
FRANKEOR'P. K31. April 6.—-—Gov—
crnor Edwin 1’. Morrow today issued
a proclamation callingrupon "fond ex-
patriates from the Kentucky soil that
gave thom birth" to contribute to a
fund for the purchase and preservation
of Federal Hill. the ante-belluin Ken-
tucky mansion where Stephen C.
Foster wrote “.My Old Kentucky
Home. Goodnight."
Federal Hill lics about 8..ch from
lardstown. which is thirty-nine miles
south of Louisville.
The», Governor's proclamation was
said to bc unique among state docu-
mi nts. both because of its subject. now
almost a national anthem and its ex-
trn-tcrritoriiii character.
it recites in purt:
To Ew-ry Expatriate From Kentucky
In All the “'ol'ld.
“At Fisiicml Hill. a homestead and
(xi-into. iwar l‘lnrdiitown. Kentucky.
Stt'pht'll C. Poster wroteand composod
that qnost lovcd and famous of all
Amcrican songs. “My Old Kcntuck
Homo.- Goodnight." The .Jiomcstcad
and surroundings still remain 088011-
tially :is thy were in that Summcr
Timi- or 1852. when "The corntops
xvi-r0 ripe and the meadows were in
liloom." and as they were in 1795.
whon tho mansion was built.
"’l‘hc placc is under option to bc
purchascd by popular subscription in
Kcntur‘k)‘. to he converted into n his-
toric shrine to pcrpctuate the {Jory of
tho song. the memory of tlic grout
American composer and the universal
(it‘Hil‘t‘ to honor its consecrated asso-
ciations. It is to he maintainr-d and
protoctmt. when ncquirr-d. undcr tlic
authority and control 1 t' the State.
“Now. tlir-rcl‘orc. I. . Edwin I‘. Mor—
row. Governor of the Commonwealth.
do "lake and send this proclamation.
with grcctings, to all fond (-xpatriatvs
from tlw Kentucky soil. that tune
tht-m birth; to the childrcn of such
ins liuw- passed on and li-ft behind the
hrrilum- of pridi- in thcir m'iirin: and
to tliosv who lmvc listvncd to that
song of home under tho shadow or
()llll‘l‘ hills. the sunlight of other plains
()l‘ lu-nmith thc quite stars of nlivn
skin-s. and who have folt tho thrill of
its: duathlcss llcnuty and pathos.
“You also urn privilcgod and invitml
to join with tho sons and dmightcm ot‘
lx’viitucky in H. conti‘ihiition to this
fund. “liich shall ho uscd alone to prrw
svrvv tho homo of the song that is
~\onr son}: and our song.
“(liven under my hmid as Govcrnor
of tlio Comiiiouwcalth. this 2nd day
oi‘ April. 19:21. ' ‘
~—You can't go wrong at the no.
m‘nt todny~~itoln~rtx Sills and Ayn-s
in "’l‘lic lfiiriuicp" with Miibcl Nor-
momi in "\Y-lint lluppcncd to Rosa."
Have Pains ?
Ache. and palm- ueem to be the lot
of the ordinary moi-ill. Homer, these
should be taken simply as nature's
warning signals that some part of the
human Iii-chine in out of order. it in ii
mistake to resign one is self to physical
torture when the cause can be remand
MERE? P1115
tone up weak, inactive, sluggish kid-
neys and help rid the blood of poison-
nen waste matter that causes aches and
pains in arms and legs, backache. rhcu-
antic pains. sore muscles, stifl‘ or
swollen ioints. “
.. but: 8. Turnman. Aubury Pork. N.J..writcs:
I: back cnuled ma I arc-t deal of trouble trr
some time. lexpcrienced lharp. shooting plins
. which were due to the condition of my kidneys.
One bottle oi Foley Kidney Pills completely
lclicved mo. The pain: left my buck. l recon:-
mend Foley Kidney Pill: to my friends."
For sale by Stimson-Powell Corp.
1.
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MEXilifl
# .
MEXICO CITY. April 5.——-German
immigration to Mexico has so decrcas-
ed that not more than 600 have enter—
cd this 'country since the end of the
war. Gprman officials have urged
1'
i
iii,“
selves of the facilities offered for-sut-
tlement in the South American rc-
publics of Argentina. l‘ruguay and
Paraguay. Information to this effect
given at tho .Germnn embassy follow-
ing inquiries as to newnpapcr reports
here that an official request had been
made in behalf of Germans for a con-
ccssion of about 70.000 acres of l
in Coahuila. ‘v
Denial was made that the Coahuila
concession in question pertains to
German citizens. Counsellor Fuhr as-
serting that request was madfiJiy na—
turalized Germans in the I'nitcd States
principally from Texas. who wishcd.
to form a colony near L33 Viicas.
Coahuila. and desert their American
homes.
“The only pretentious cmiiziiition
from Germany to Mexico ended in
failurc." Counsellor I’Lihr assvi'tvd.
“Shortly aftc-r the end of the war a.
colonization company was formed of
several hundred membcm who pmlr-ri
their rcsourccs and purchased GP,"
man goods cstixn'atcd to bring 8800.000
(pesos) when sold in Mexico.
“Two mcn were appointed to ac—
company tht3 good but uiit’ortiimitcly
after thcy dispost-d of thcm thcy poc—
keted the money and have disavmczir-
Mcnnwhilc the would-he colonist
cmbarkcd for Mcxico in largo num-
bers but sinco their arrival horn thoy
have boon virtual wards of tho pr-r-
manont German colony in Slwxico
City inasmuch as thoy had lll“l.‘<ll"d
all tht-ir funds in the dct’iinct con»,
One of thc colonists. for in-
pony.
stancc. was a formcr GI"l‘l'i'i:lll \‘lcc‘
admiral. Iii" is now working: as 1!
lnhorcr with n survcying gang find is
glad of the chance."
i I. ‘
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tion from
this is the
stradinc'? is
”iv
planeta ot‘ Bt‘tllwnx. ...
"(llil‘l
“Plato WPUldii‘S,"
and Paraguay,
established “‘(ll'lil
free passage h».
at grants of land
tics arc orfv l‘( «i r.
illi'liir
their countrymen not to migrate hcrc ,ccilor pm” 5“” 7»
at present 1313‘ rather ‘0 “"3“ them- "no nihiscd to filJ.
‘\
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incw 3m» or {.17
\VASlilXC'l‘i .\
imziy of l-Iuroiu
iivs of new and his
- I.
ii» the Poun- .‘..-.
and lliy subscquv-nt m.
. .
iprt‘nic Council l.:.‘
!by The
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