Ii. A. ll. ANNUAL
ENCAMPMENT
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept.“ 12.—-For the
lourth'time since the Grand Army ol’
the Republic was organized in 1866 it
will convene in Indianapolis Scpt. .11
in 29 for its annual mcr-tiug. No
other city has hall the encampment
more than tlwt-e times. Previous en-
‘ffi;;,ut€nts'wvre held here in 1831.
1893 and 1920.
On the opening day, Sunday. past
commanders and national officers or
the G. A. it. will occupy pulpits in the
' A
ltected, and complaints from foreign
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DIOVIE COPYRIGHT
AMERICAN
» TESTED.
JLTNEAU. Alaska, Sept. 12.——-The
copyright of moving pictures in Japan
is being followed with keen interest
here in proceedings brough by the
Metro Film Co. of America against the
Nippon linisul‘lo Shashin Kaislia.
There are no arrangements between
Japan n ,d other countries by which
copyright of the movies may be pro-
tilm lllzll_llfact‘.l.é‘l‘s have been many.
It is alleged that the Nippon Kat-
smlo Sllllsllln l. is Lwen gi"iiig an exni-
bition o»: a. reproduction of a Metro
film und ‘r a. Japanese name without
obtaining the pr rmission of the film
concern. If tin.“ plaintiff wins. Japan-
But One Horse to 372
«Motors in Connecticut
HARTFORD, Sept. 12.——A count of
vehicles made by the State Highway
departmentrtor the National Highway
association shows, among other things.
the remarkable decrease of horse-
drawn vehicles. Figures announced,
taken at a point in 'l‘hompsonville. on
the State highway built to meet inter-
state motor traffic. include 28,039 pas-
senger automobiles. 2.395 motor
trucks. 234 motorcycles and 837horse-
drawn vehicles for a certain period or
time. This is about one horse to 372
motors.
There being no present prospect of
legislation to help prosperity along.
ese Clllelllil. people will no longer ue
local churches and deliver patriotic
addresses.
and (‘xeculivc committees will meet
and that, evening a reception for the
veterans and members ot‘ affiliated or—
ganization will be held in the state
house by Governor \Varren 'l‘. McCray.
Tlll' first business session takes pin. ;
Tuesday morning. Other business SOS“-
alone will be held Wednesday and
'l‘liursdny. (in Tuesday evening grect-
lugs betwccn the. G. A.
organizations will'lic exchanged.
The vctn-i'uim‘ nnnuzil I){ll'zl(lt‘ will be
held VVcdnt-silny afternoon and the un—
llual campllrc comcs that night. Tli"
encampmcnt closes Thursday ni'twr—
noon with {ill automobile trip to l‘mt
Benjamin Harrison.
theMFlfth Army C‘orps Arcn.
JAPS (‘lll'lili 'l‘U .\\'l\l.\l.\‘. l
r.-- ‘
TOKIU. Hcpl Mum'l‘lm
are the mosl ('l'lll‘l pimple in ill“ \voflil
in tbcir tl‘i‘lillllo'lll ol‘ nniumls. rumor-l-
1m; to n. vnMroxmlilnn police Official.
quoted in tli.‘ .llll.
The Tom” lulivc List your ndmon-j
ighp‘] SANA! iha ll~£lll1l‘§ of drivers fov
cruelly ll‘i'illlll‘: llit'll' animals and
1.814 mcn \\i'l(' punislir'vl.
Offir‘lnl :mtl [)l'l\Tll(‘ SOCiOthS are Ml-
dlcavoring‘ to inculcntc the idea, of kind
ti'cntmcnt of animals.
'I‘OKIO “AH .\.\ll‘3lll(‘.\.\' (WYOP
RYE".
'I‘OKIO. Svpt. ll. .-—-'l‘okio has
achlevcd rczil (bop sue)‘ and ii roof
garden that flakes one of the fincst
views of lln- czapi‘pl, That is. clmp
Huey as it is Lurvwn in Mnericim cities,
especially New York.
A. restaurant. cll;i<h'n"1l “Amm'icm
(‘hop Sui-y." his lmn opvnml on (no
top floor oi‘ lbw lull: si\ story annn-
American llulllli-ur,
'Y‘rv a classlflcri ad in the Sentinel
'nr vhe hon. v-nquuq
It. and iillicd‘
he‘uthum lcis oi"
, ’llt‘ll
VGlucir‘r :it Glacier an.
able to show {oreign films without first
Monday the credentiaISlobtaiuing permission of the illeillliflin
l
,turer.
CHINESE .‘HZRCHANTH IN TAP'TTI.
Sept. lie—Tho‘lcsl of the
lllVil‘l'tl ll.i.< scclion 0‘?
the South Ssh lamp-is to Hiclf‘ an ex-
tent tlinl t‘mi' ll.’i\'i‘ :llmosi min the
Putin's out of the retail business,
‘ (bigizizlllv tlw (‘lilricsc came to Ta-
flilli til-Ll l.illf‘l"t'i'.~. but they soon
sow .‘lll oppmfu'lltv to engage in $1111!“
and as mors- fillll
islmivl. they ‘nzivc
TUlCVW l.
("him-so» lun-
HS
ll'Hilllli:
tn lllt‘ practically
giwulli‘r-l Hi»- whole of the retail tiafle.'
'l'ha lr mic-wallrns h!l\i‘ t";t1ll‘l“ll l0 8.“
MW islands mnlcr the French flag.
l’npcrh- has long {12:0 lost its char-
71(‘lt‘l' us :1 ’l‘uliilinn or men a I’lench
town.
There are today more than Ill-0“
,mpnnngi. (.‘liincsm in the islands and n constnnh
small iwmicrntion is steadily increas-
ing lllli‘l'. numlmrs.
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SPICE!) ()F‘ ALASKAN GLACIERS.
PAPEETE. Tahiti. Sept. 12.—'l‘hc
speed of .Unsknn qiucicrs is bring: stu-
liy l’rnt‘. \"illinm S (‘oopl-r of
tlic l'i‘ivwrsitv of Minncsota. lie is
mnkin: a FD‘C‘lill cxnminnlion of Muir
By GEORGE E. VlNC
President of the Rockefeller Foun-
dation
l<2l\'l NH
.‘Wplcmllcr
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signillcuncc for
two “clinic of t'llinn us the. Wash-
ington r-onl‘urcnce on Disarmament
uml the bar l-lnst in chnil
Hi" Hcpfeinbcr 1.7-
llu- “cpl;
‘ lii’ lll'lll niclllcul colifcrenccs
ilccllon with lllt'
(‘ollcgc and Hospital,
llmlwie lcr i-‘oumluzinn
“nipping. :iml stuffing.
lu lillfi :i Hpcciul
5.1: in ('lxlmi by the {m
grout.
tlzcrc :llmost
xvii ll
modern
wlfilc. intercourse
countries: (Hill
to regions
smh
previously
lcrrlble scourges as
‘lmnic plague and have contributed
largely to the spread of other dun-
w i t n ess
which mu)~ lune as much}
. di’llli'ullnll
(‘lSi‘S of ilic l'i‘lx‘lill.’ L'niun Meilu'ul
which
is building.
commission
Many pl‘cvwnlnble :inll ensi-
l'ieiliods
{'Hlilllllillll‘illllln have lntrmluccll in‘
unaffected.
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in
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the fu— .
wr. In!
:2 will!
in con.
(‘XL‘I‘-
llic
(lisp' uszirlcs in
foreign
()f
ri(':il use in the routine of the
pitul. Some of the students o
the hu—
progress. A {cw “'(‘l‘t'
mime camc‘
orders and sm-iotic:: maintain hos-
, -l;cfeller , pilnls and
l“lllvll‘.lliln rcpm'lcll lllill the iieeil‘ hurl-‘1. such as Shanghai and Hun-
ol' medical relief in ('llimi was very '6'in and .1“ 5960”“ smaller pltlcesl
The need for Chinese assistants
1) curnliil- iii-4. 9-9 have lll'ei'illleil in these missionnry hospitals led to
lllil'llCt‘l-Zl'tl, from
earliest il:i_\'.~< down in prcn‘cnt limos,
large
tln- llm Openin: of pioneer medical
schools, which, through the devo-
tion of the tom-hers, were able to
L'lw' a preliminary training of prac-
(-cptionul ziblllly mmlc considerable
sent
Western schools to complete their
how nhout calling in/Old Doctor
Hard Work?
vanilla“ ~
mfiflANGE?
' This Woman says Lydia E.Pinkliam’s
5 Vegetable Compound Made Her
a New Woman
Tittsbur h, Pa. —— “Before taking
Lydia E. ‘irrkham‘s Vectable Com-
v yr ' ‘ pound hnd bearing-
down pains in my
; Esidcs, stomach and
i > . .3 back so badly that I
» ‘- .. ‘ . , vial could hardl stand
‘ ”up. lwasw ite and
thin and nerv-
, hgda rappe-
3 title and on yweighed
l 112 pounds. I took
ten bottles without
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gave it a fair trial.
’ When I finished the
last bottle everyone asked me what
made the wonderful Chan e in me. I
told them about Lydia . Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound and I recommend
Muir Glacier has rnca-(lorl C0 mflU-l it Where‘zer, I can. I give you pcrmi?’
in H”, 19st ”7 ,‘ ‘ n ‘ 9 “mm“ \'.~n- sion to publish this letter to helpsufi'er-
convnr visited the glacier in 1704 in" mg women as your remedies are a 8,?‘1-
”mm 9“ im “NH/RI] m m“ now!) send and madeanew woman of me. —-
m, mm?“ 12.2»: l gill-i'bF' %. fluxes, 4449 Butler St.,
,on 1. .5.‘ “r . 0. Fr. 5 urg.’ 8’
(1‘:;“'-_ftg';h‘-‘ 91;: ’ -".”‘l‘°"“"]""lf_‘f‘:' Why Will women drag around day
' "l ‘0 m “ _ ' - “ r~ .m< ““ lafter day, suffering from backaches,
“m4“ ""0 Pm" “ml” ’ll""1"‘"7 "l” bearing—down pains. nervousness and
firm... ”F... c,._. um.“ Tic pm” (W'- l “the blues," enduring; amiserable ex-
t‘wr 0ic~'v-I'\«'Himn< N fir“ var ian— gistencc when thcyhavcsuchevidenccas
\‘nls. 3 the above that Lydia E. Plnkham's Veg-
Portif‘uml \x'i'b :lu room-d: Prof. I etablc Compound is a dependable rem-
mmw-l- lwtns :4 .1 ‘r‘miun llic time lady for such troubles. For nearl forty
time inns limit. 1 mm n mnnv part}: M l years this grand old root and her medi-
“f H... mm, ”m... w “m”. envoy'i-d ; cine has been restoring the women of
, v-nh loo. l America to health and strength. I
missing one dose and ,
,_ y, , manner, sear-1; 12‘, mm
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Don’t Stub Your {Toe l ..
One dark night—so the story goes—a certain monarch placed a
large boulder in the middle of the road. Thousands of his people,
thereafter, severely stubbed their toes or troubled to walk around. At
length, one lusty youthu-wiser than the rest—éseized “the stone and
heaved it from his path. And where it had rested, he found a bag of
gold. '
. Are you stubbing your toe ? Are you overlooking any bags of
gold ? How about the advertising in this paper ? Do you read it—
consistently ? It is a bag of gold to many of our readers.
In our columns you will find advertisements of alert progressive
merchants and manufacturers who seek to tell you something they
think you ought to know. This advertising is news about the very
things that interest you most—~articles that will save you money, les-
sen your work, or add materially to your comfort and well being.
Thrifty men and women read advertising“. To them it is a plain,
every day business proposition—a duty they owe themseiv 5 sun their
purses. It tells them where they can buy exactly what they want at a
price they can afford to pay ‘
Advertising pays them. They make it pay.
It will pay you, too. Read it.
“Ah
hos-
! ex-
tu '
.z-
College
time become an intimate.
part of a developing L‘ininc :.- w r:
zution. The campus of rim (’4 l - i.
on which fotlrlcen llospllnl and .‘l-
oratory buildings have :lln :.:l;. ix u v
erected, was until llli‘ lam-r ll w w;-
l
1917 the site of lllt‘ lullzlcc um. .v »
den of a Chinese prince. 'i‘iw ,L'H'HC
gray bricks which iummi llzn- t.'.=.'l
enclosing the Prince's gurllz :z inn:
been cut up and used at: thc i'nce
brick for all the college building's.
Eaves and portions nre cmiwi-
lished with conventional (‘hinose
decorations in red, blue, gl‘l'f‘ll “lid
gold, painted by native artisans.
Glazed green roof tiles otgtho sort,
used only for imperial palaces and
temples in (15in gone by have been
supplied by one of the same facto-i
ries which has made them for hun-;
‘9 I dreds of years. The very descend-1
3. Anatomical aria Anthropological Associate-30f "china, " Photo. ants of the tile makers and build-
o?“-
gcrnus infections. training. (if line missionary med- Crap:¢dsflt entrance to tho Anatomical Laboratory of the conggg. era of ancient Chirtifise edlflcéeiihavei
Sn iilm huve modern systems of IN” education has been concen- - awing “timber for tho College Building; been at work on a new “age-l
:rnnspm‘lnllnii and of industry irated in a 7.2.? Sf'nnolg, recel‘vlnporer ll'itousoznllumlinu portion of terrace our animal and stem AnéiriCEE‘stl-uctué‘esen take kindly.
.muuht In :in cntireiy new series of A Jo oncsc mi-dlcni school in g epa men , ' ' e nose at or 1
hummus: and occupational dlS- BIOllkdolrl), until reccntly a German- 1. Laying of corner stone 1‘91? 0 - 6. Private pationto’ building to tho "f" administration building to American building methods. Th.
cities “with mild: Chinese civilizu- manned school in Shanghai. a Brit- Professor Franklin C. McLe'an- 'ngn I?” Platform. k“ ‘0 right: and southern end of admitting. building in the middle, .urglcal block Reinforced concrete construction
l. . is not Mr prepared to cope. It ish medical school in the Univer- minister of education; 'Dr Frank 'Bllllngc 0:33:21” Zizogg'a‘ngfii‘, to the right. _ which wais employed t’fox-Ttllliee 15s?
' ' 9°: was a we come nove .
\V':.< fill that 11 special obligation
rtsffi upon western civilization to
iniiigutv this suffering, for part of
VvhJ-ll it may be held directly re-
spi unsllile.
Missimmry sceieties have played
introducing a
knowledge of modern medicine into
cmmuunltlcs scattered throughout
Dispensaries,
begun as adjuncts of evangelistic
1: lemlinzzvpurt in
the entire - Republic.
' with
pen I) and
supported by local town counci
voluntary societies in. foreign
appreciable educative inflect-
vet: have; been trained ‘ "
sity of llongkmic. groups a! Euro-
Amcrican physicians in m
the chief Treaty ports. hospitals
cessinns and military and naval
Ehospitals maintained" by various
foreign governments have but! on.
Chinese public‘opinion: The tnfim
once at Chinm;phyflclims 1130‘.» 7
s. Relnoch, American mlnlotcr' M
China; Mr. Bellby F. Alston,
Young; Dr. s. P. Chen,
la 01‘
con. 2. General View
medical director Gov
Admiral Knight, ¢°mmand¢r In chief, {J emment
01}:on From Architect's Drooling.
7. ”in tho type of Chino» architecture “‘09th- 10, the peklng
Union Medical College and anoint-marl)! for temple. and poise” only,
the roof is the character-info fawn. ' ‘ . ' '
, 7a. A detail fromytho'roo! of the Prince's
mlki way for the cam». *
7b. A may from the roof of one of tho Gallon. Building; _.
r. Rover 8. Groom, resident director
British charge u'gfiairu; Dr. 0. w.
39¢“th Hospital:
. s. Aulatle out. ' '
wood-working machinery has are ,
ed much interest. The turning on
of uniform sash. doors, windo
Iranian, etc. was a new idea to a‘
pulses, torn down to
7 phonic . accustomed to hand work
: 7 .. ,, , 7 , ,, ' whose nearest synonym for identi-
tm'lea tor mtomyipliyslolocy and tions. In two walla: m out is “not so very different." «
chemistltr. :mthpiogy.buudiu;a,m ans: m “a mtg; . The interior of the building ill
W " #1 Provision to: ’wlth.,~fana mg. mg n' mpuea equipped with’th‘o most modern in-
m W with: ' " ' , , reilltiupior elementary and od- -
’ vgcefl'mmcuoninnl’i er
selenium and um
! the, Rockefeller . oundutlon ais-
pivot-t at the Union
. ‘ '11 $17,: pro»
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