: ‘ )3” 1 "fiwfi'flfi
LEV ' ' A -- lei-n
Em Gus-u. 3.", .IDNDON.JuyH. Aso ‘
‘ ' fli—Gonnnn 4M motleturers' in: on the menooo to Britstn of l! _
V. w prelim mm a. "mm” ot' can." b mt ~_.- ~ .
coed 60.000 “In m m-m. it bysQeoist (so-eons": correspo- Sh
’e-pouibie to “our them or. or the Dniiy nail. who many ‘
mumuWMthetentho-meole , _
necesstuny onto-t Anew-moonlit: of the Amsticsnnklrdem ., "V .Frnnee, .9
More". senor-ts Dr. 0er m (m Hos) College in us. tron: e’ hm ”who and”
i , ‘ fl 1 I .
hunting“ cranks-titan. result 0: the United. Btntos ' 9 _, “it! C0014 I“ connect: a:
”We have recently locus-ed ‘ our meat remitting port of its shore of the m Nd‘fl'l V110 m m '39
I”. . ..
.pitnl to 1,102,100,000 m which loner Indenn . ‘ 1 . . V V
m 719,000,000 more then our previous "l'henboro here ere Chine. fu ncs’they said "re out of we run- ~ ’ 1
m" W 31339;; WI.“ mm‘ftwm‘myfi‘” n, max. Bevel-d rsre om“: brought. . Yemen”); undid—Old Sol salmon. W1 3 no
. m > M
chtion of our currency and remnant amnion “firm thoh stu :2? 1.000.000 to 1§° . f“ . .- . w.” , ‘_ .3 ’2‘ ‘ ¥
i the prices or commodi- Pm muss: ' . . 3 _ .. ,
" he sa'id. "It has nothing}. do “Mod under the American n9- mérwfiwnme'mm was . .
with intended attacks on the world ten. swore tint they owe their schol- t 8 0 0 .0 ”flint”- _
mutwmnhuhenmwesuus’tomm.mdmr- 2°23“: a?“ - “a?” ,
were planning. oted with Americsn um by a mzchine‘snnlom'wiufioo m
"Labor difficulties. shortage oi cos]. to eight yeast m in the Linnea "' J.“ m
the unsatisfactory more conditions: atom. they will look to America i
nan-2mm m my.
.3 far as the Rhineland is concerned. solely tor (to—operation in the mum-1s LONDON, July 11—11:}
we. when)" 5'..-
\ -; Him? 6 9“ _ , ~ fifQQWALK
millions on mm and! mi: ‘, ’ - . . ,
In hundreds. Dolinrs, pounds ‘ I“
“e 0mm” mil-9W4 by me i. the agree“ moi-m?“ h ml V which American- heve of blunt wk- ‘1: he token winter's-you “if—plus on oh i records. _
:22? iflfirfium on 3;“ :3 "Why should not we” (the British) in! "0- '0 tut-n 0' M- h w“- f . . >
leave us in a far from satisfactory he demands. "shsre an influence that- U to N M 5! O mud“; , Em A" m W Y“ Mm"
position. This position is made worse we formerly monopolised and that is :Wmm“ m‘mo .- the oc: . Y 3 _
by the hindrsnces placed in our my new dipping em (roan as?” and he» “:3; of themfio . -- ht . m NE W a M ‘m( m
in many foreign countries." fies on: Buckln p ‘ ”mm ltmhermdny , __ W d 0“
Dr. Dubber; characterised 'n. report- "I asked a returned student no we [m t “99" O 0“I to M r . eelf-eII fines
ed demand in some Americnn qnomrs wretched the boys at baseball why, Kins George limb: I; m _t be: . u n . ,. L'ttl G‘ft ,1 ‘
of the closing or German dyeworks be. Chins, did not look to England as n Ilumph "I“ he, too. '0“ ° ° . My mu ‘m Trot ._ Love Mn 5 l e 1 0
cause “they might be ueod for the educational field. - come I Rotarian. ' “Tin- ” Rom .
nonufacture of explosives and poison "Sure we will." he replied. «when A .r , ' m M Samara. .1 SW00 fiery Ever T01 d”
[as in another wor." was “utterly you remit the Boxer indemnity." ' ' '—‘Le8flde"—Wdtz “ ' ,,
senseless. since Germany has been de- The Chinese president of the odi- “ . n Blue Danube WI“!
prived of the means of employlnx’ro‘i’i'i- 5:!- put it to the correspondent this Mums W “Th I a lfors G kn” ‘
on uses for war purposes. eevn e y: . . u .
wasted to." He added that "no sane "Chinese-American friendship has. - " . 1L0“ Y“ My" . chormsck
men in Germany thinks of fresh wars." become so proverbial the: few pewlc' m m “Groom" Fox Trot
“It is difficult to understand take the trouble to investigate the - '
LAmerienn anxiety." he rontinued. ”for calls! of such good international II-
the American industry is incomparably derotondinc. Any country that wishes
utronger than ours." to 089th!” the hearts of the Chinfle . A
I‘ an do no better then follow the ex-
. ' " ample set by America."
AMMNE B. hoax-Simpson'sn Englishman
who holds the post of Palm Adm-
' or to the Chinese government and who
" ' is at present in London. writes term
Daily Mail that the process of tho
, Americsnization of China. is a M
l , real one.
.' “Big business.” he says. “is tending
'..,: to go more and more to American
‘ ' * .
THE NASH SIX SPOBT'MODEL 1s m UN.
USUALLY ACHVE CAR FOR TOWN
0R COUNTRY USE 1/
S. L. BENEDICT
73 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWMK
9
firms. because the Chinese believe in
favoring those who favor them." and
' .'
l
i
i
he concludes: .
"The helpfulness of America. not
only to Young Chins but else to 0k! , ‘
China is a subject of common conveu
. . mtion. throughout the. immenoe
port. News conns today train the Air , . _
Ministry that at iii-w :iir route has been Chinese ”MN“ which fills the far
0 rnod ll across the d t botwev eastern continent. So far the results
3‘ p . es" . ’1 'of this have not been felt or under-
] nicotine and Mesopotamia. .Notiflca-
., . stood in this country. but unless we
“on has been rerenwl ot the arrival _
take speed) action. we are destined
at Bazdnd of three airplanes of the
Royal Air Force which have flown to drop during the next 1: months ‘0
over ““3 route third or fourth plsce in tho Chinese
The new route is about 580 miles 3:21;?“ 2:?olhgg‘3tvgzwf’ our whole
long; It is an extension of the present ‘8 R s.
Coho-Ramleh route. It starts from
leeh, where is the main Royal Air«
LONDON. July 22.——Regions that
would have to wait many years before
they could he traversed by railways are
now quickly mastered by aerial trans-
SAlf' £33m...
' things!
" ' THE dentin} rop‘vim Byk than end" 00me to ‘
IS Soon what we have 'known for many years—that they are the hit:
pins of the tee and coffee iiwrket. Join the throng today and
July F umiture Sale t;
20 ”to 50 Per
———_—__.‘___
TOKIO. July Ber—Japan is planning
Force aerodrome in Paieslinr-, pawmim electricfy her railroads. Electric become . Van Dyk fan! _
through Amman (East of the. Jordan) engines will be used on the main lines ‘ _ _
and Kusr Azmk. where landing for passongnr trains. f ' 6' I .
grounds have been prepared. and pro- I -~ - . - TWO VAN DYK 9m
coeds thence in an almost straight line '
across the Ahrabian dosort to Ramn- GM! my“ ‘ m .
die -on the Euphrnlm. and thence *0 BLEACH T” “In" DUCHESS . . . . . . . ‘. . . . . . . . MM” lb-
The distances between the principal t Squeeze the juice of two lemons in- . , m COFFEE CUM"! . ........ .................. 5 I“. 31.7.
Cations. "p M follows: Ilnmieh to o a bottle containing three ounces 0: v ”5.“. mm. mm M cup «mm OI! ooh
'Amman. 65 mils-s: Amman m Kasr Orchard “’1”va will“) any ("as store: ' «an. have lien Mending and 1min: for run. on Does-‘- it their
'Azrnk, 55 minis: Ktfllr Azmk m Romn- . ”“1 ""9"" ‘0' a few “'m'l- Shake , — ”soot coffee m Try o pound sod sodas terms-it. We scor-
die. ‘00 "mm“ flnmudie to Bagdad. 60 well. and you have a quarter pint or, i .. —.:__..__. . ..n. .y ,. llu
miles. ,harmless and delightful lemon ' 18 AC
bleach. Massage this sweetly frog-5
*5“ i
not lotion into the face. neck. arms Al‘l- I EAS I“ m 3* lb
[and hands each day, then shortly! QU ‘ D . . . . . . . . . . . g 1
_ note the beauty and whitcnm of THE "81‘ ”IX“ ...................-...l............835....“
'your skin. olon i . M M, m m, V”. "you. ate.
; Famous stage beauties use this. There are ' ghil £33.31; m w fit!“ I. I" M I“. '0
.' y , * demon Much nod bring that soft-J ~ have confidence tint when toe-c» new pool. tests the Va Dy: quilt: .
- 3 clear. rely-white complexion. also iui' ? they Will become. uh. our old Mr- loyal end enthushstio m. . -------------
I . - u. freckle. sunburn. and inn bleacht - - ~ ' T Y
because it doesn't irritate. ~> PH ’R'll‘ I I
WARSAW. July 16.—(‘onditions in l m SPECIAL o N 1 .:‘; 'r.
. ' _ Have you luau
vlaolsbrthooowhom worth finding _ . 1‘1“!”
t M H mm necessary to snap .im 01 A.
m position on the opporiizniii'es drier? Ari; )ou the man S
SUMNER MONTH
I use or THE REMAlNlNG
“NV ”OT I“. IV ENROLLING NOW?
mm BUSINESS COLLEGE
. o '
Kiev. in the Ukraine. fire reported a ' sull exc - m WULATED '" 7
on: he - ep ’ '
treaties ornnfisii‘figfl'?" 5"“ the ngggNsU [ ' : SUGAR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41133.19:
0rd reached \"ursuw recently Are ‘ ,R G 8 ' . - . .
With each 2;npimhnuoftu.eofleq spuegextrnetsoreocomr
mt‘the population of the city had . . .
. dwindled to something like 100.000 Bicycles, Luggage ‘
,ersons, whereas. at the beginning of 0 , ’ o - m ‘7 ‘ V Y ‘ m
5:; o'aal'. there were approximately Auto squheS’ I ‘ AN K r
0, 0 inhabitants. ' ' . AL."
velers who ham crossed the. ‘ Sporting GOOdfl NA.‘ a a” .
" m "W" W W "-w wk... noon sues nmxns . . 4 ‘0'!“ mo
most-or the-m llndl'l‘ liimf'liit circ'urn-,i ‘ __. ‘ifll H mm‘ -—21
ounces. assert that tho ilolshm-ik nip! WE MUST REDUCE STOCK ‘ galns m i 21 N :
TQWBmof
‘MONUMENTS
ll. MOTION ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF HONUMENN B
Ihorities are again in complete eon- in “d Tm Ad L
not or the m. At imam. mm... or the Minced mm. m m m.
the spring there were times when the I .
insurrectionints livid ilw lilllll'l‘ hand. { T
o-s—o-o—c...
In many villages in the l'kruine the
‘Mts are reported to have orgun~l
.hd and driven the Soviets out. and] O . e
Me tgomntsut‘ire reportul endeavor-l
eng en their snil-Holshev' . m m 81.00!
Mluuonl to prevent interieronét‘ o
.ith.thelr {arms and viiiagns. ' 800“ IOWA“
~" Tuveiers ray onl,
am
' In” “mission. We Employ No Agents
‘ i, '” H). mm MONUMENTAL WORKS
- . a sin liar sou
minoimxsiiicm:5:».. ‘i ‘- , _ - W . -~ ~ ' _ 3 .... g.
:l"f“.‘."".......~.. "3‘ 4... en’STub suits §.
“IN-MONUM- for oil
MM out Ind stir-dive designs, developed in
‘7 WW end Cumin 8 Soy for all occa-
- _ you: on! m
In. M's Sece- Tee and Sulphur
' > and Nobody “1"
Know
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m. noongdeage and Sulphur for
e . tray hair to its not-
"cola (is-it" back to grandmoth-
.. 0 used it to keep her,
‘ mutual: M. (Io-synod nt-
[MWMhflx-tmon'
toiled or stresked oppone-
1 mixture was sp-l
elect; '*
' at home is film
into. NM". by nu.
M ‘0' ‘ bottig 01 Hwy.
.W. lid Moi... M”.
,.. ."h- hat-Is old m‘
it the oddition or up;
. fit. which can be m“.
7' ’ . Y.
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