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.lSliINGTON. Oct. 27.———How tile
1-cau lied Cress is advancing in
11 :d of public health, through its
1: sorvicc. home hygiene and
111' the slck courses. its nutrition
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.1 .11‘ its health centers and numer—
111111-r nlcthods‘ designed to make
a stronger and better nourish.
is disclosed in the annual report
11m organization Just issued. Nurs.
being fundamentally Red Cross
111rk. the report fonthe fiscal year
udcd June 30. 1922. contains a. wealth
(iotails relating to the increasing
wtnbllshmcnt ot scrviccs that broad—
(umt smonc' tho people approved
lm'lltll 11-11.".11‘rvation and disease pre-
1 u-nlluu information. This work om-
pllasiu-s: ll.1- noccssily of continuous
support through a world-wide res-
Ponso to the annual roll call. opening
NOV. 11 and closing: Nov. 30.
The obligation mot by the American
Irr-d Crosa whorl in war-limo it fur-
-...l1c-1l 19.1377 nllrsr-s for active duty
cox-nod by. anon individual mombn
through W notifies. In inbor- '
nodes-1i school W no
olsssss and nuools carried on conf-
Inuniontion with 628 schools in Eur-.
openn confirm 90 vsohaols so the
United Sims Ion-items. is in Soulsi
Atria and 10 in s. mbcellnnoous list.
or foreign countries. The Junior”! .
in. foreign fields in cablishing play-
sohoo i libraries sewing
mum training clones. homes (or
our orphans, school reconstruction
In dammit m—encournging com-
munity Man and manhunt-enter-
prises was financed through the nar-
tional children’s Iul‘id. raised by the
“mint-s at 9 '00s! of 3338.237. In the
fiscal year $83.92: was contributed to
this fund in which; on July 1 last.
there was a. bnhnoo of $201,861.
maximums 0P BUESS
CODES OF OLD FM!
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1 BERLIN. Oct! 27.——Since the am!
nouncement ot the engagement at5
former Emperor William to Princess
ilcrmine of Ruess, there are many
stories being told of the early life of
the Princess and members or her
flmily
The family of Rueas carries its his-
tormeck to a period several centuries
be fore that of the Hohenzollerns. Her
rather, the twenty- second reigning
prince of his line, always held the
reputation of hating the house of
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hows, i< 1.111111: mot also in pe'ar‘r- time When Princess Hemine W35 ‘0'"
1 11h 11 l‘1'fl‘i‘l'f‘ of nursr-s now llggl'o- )ears old her mother died and the
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1' 111'1- w-r'llux: tho Army. ll? the
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the t) ranny of their parent and all
marricd against his wishes. Mario
4 "W“ ” ”1-" \mr. three from (“33. married an Austrian cavalry ofllcer,
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L‘ Count Kucnigle and now lives in Hun-
gary. and Ida married Prince Zu 'Stol-
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\1 1.11.1 11111 Phillboims. I Grit.) band. Prince Von Schonalch-Carolath.
1 ., 11 .11 .11 and the l' irgln Islands. came from a family Whose history can
be traced back to the 12th century.
The male members of the Reuss
family all bear the name of Henry.
each one being numbered. By an ar-
rangement made in 1101 the senior
line. to which the Princess Hex-mine
belongs continues this enumeration up
to n hundred, and then begins with the
next born as Henry 1. The Junior
branch. howover, counts from the be-
ginning of each century, when the first
born is named lionry 1. December 31
closes the century's list, no matter how
far short of the hundred mark the
lmmcs may be. The brother of Prin-
cess Hermine is chry' XXIV.
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. ‘ 1e: ill" public author-
1‘ full o-ndorm-mvnt to
vulul- of tho public
work lw taking them
lions or u ,
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1'14I1ll their phlvilillna. 3141'de
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\'.lrl1 illousnnds of converts
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1 . il‘tl'it‘il‘d“ and euro of tho
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ers From Tuberculosis in Fa-
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mous Underground Cavern.
The Mammoth cave of Kentucky is
no doubt one of 1111). most wonderful
places in the Unltmi States. It has
boon known and visited for years in it
supcrlirinl manner. but, strange to say.
the cave has never yet been fully ex-
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“Don’t let go of maul" as he handed
(Copyright. 1922. by Johnny Gruelh.
All right: “Min , '
The mean witch was sitting in her
front room crying because- Raggedy
Andy had made her nose real long
and crooked when her we. the big.
mt mu. coma stomping in: "Here’s
one of the W?“ he cried.
"Now do you think I am
The - fat man.
My And? to the witch “tor‘he
is invisible except :01- one shoe-button
eye and it you let go or :him. we
won't be able to find am until."
“I shan’t let go of him." the witch
said. so she squeezed Raggedy Andy
so hinrd his rag bock'touchsd, his rag
stomach. "I’ll go and putfhim in a.
little box gridlock it up. Then I’ll
throw the box in the river. with a.
stone tied to it. so that. no one will
ever. ever find him!" ' ' l
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And the witch got a. little box and.
doubling Raggedy Andy's arms and
legs about his head. she forced him
into the mail box and closed the lid1
and locked it tight. “There! I’ll bet}
he won't get out or that box! Never,‘
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never!"
Rmedy Allin. who had hung upon
'the fat man's coat tails and was in
surroundings by their father. The the room- wondered and wondered how, 'i‘l‘he Little Box nit. a large Chair Leg
she would ever be able to rescue Rag-l
sedy Andy, and finally, she thought
of a. good scheme.
“Ha! Ha! Ha!" Raggedy Ann
Raggedy Andy’ 3 voice so well she was
surprised at herself . _
“Listen! What was that '2"
wit‘ch asked of her father.
‘It sounded like Raggedy Andy,"
the fat man said
Rargedy Ann
the
'Ha! Ha! Hal".
agsin laughed. "I'm not in the box at
fill. That's the time I fooled you"
This was true. for Ann was not in the
hex. and because the witch and her
father thought it was Raggedy Andy.
she had indeed fooled them.
"How in the world could he get out
of the box?” the witch asked. “I
don' t believe he is out or the box."
“Thom!" Raggedy Ann laughed in
1Raggcdy Andy's voice. as she caught
the roOm
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and Bake in a Lot or Pieces.
doubled up. and threw it with all his
might and main at Raggedy Ann.
The little box hit a. large chair leg - "
and“ broke 1114; lot of pieces, so that g.
Raggedy Andy went tumbling across
Raggedy Ann motioned Raggedy
Andy to be real quiet, and then the
two or them slipped out 01‘ the witch's
front room‘ into the dining- -room then
into the kitchcn. There they climb-'
ed upon a. table and jumped out of
the window to the ground below:
And. as they ran down the path to-:‘
wards the house of the pretty sister-3.1
they heard the fat man and the witch
upsetting the furniture trying to find
them in the front room. and the two
Raggedys laughed softly to themselves
as they ran.
Daily Radio Program
(Tune to :00 Meters)
Friday, October 27.
Brighton Live Stock Market. Fruit
and Vegetables Market, Dairy. and
Produce Market, Chicago Live Stock
111 11.11 1111111111 plorcd. This fact may give a little
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ny Lind, the Swedish nightingale visp
lied there she clllllhed up until a nut-
urnl rostrum in 11 rock-walled auditon
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FW’G’ Wlfi'offiwiunlifirfi'tcfipcfitufie
of H11.- cnvc upon the dread white
plucllc. Some .of these patients lived
six months without seeing the light of
day.
Those caves are :1 little off the boat-
on track of tourist travel and while
exccccilngly interesting. are not soweli
known as many inferior examples of
the stupendous handiwork of the Cre~
utor.
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1. 1-. 1'11111‘l1i11lr irlllll)’ thousands
1 11111»; 1111:! making: sit-ugly pro-
in (-umi‘mtllng industrial
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-l 111 water first aid and
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1 11‘. till" wntl-r and to be of serv-
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Copper 1: Water Purmer.
The use of copper sulphate for the
disinfection of reservoirs and the de-
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ill water has led to' much discussion
ol' the old idea that copper is‘ danger-
ous to health, comments the Washing-
ton Slur. An official of the Depart-
ment of Agriculture maintains that a
change has come over scientific opin-
ion on this subject. Strange so it may
seem, he says, there is not an authen-
tic case of copper poisoning on record.
either in» this country or abroad. and
he adds that toxicologiots and physi-
ologists who have sutiicicntly studied
the subject agree that copper. in the
amount used for purification of water.
is harmless. On account of the many
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"lour tho juniors mnde'two
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1 1111 min or a dozen couv tries in
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spirit or human solidarity
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composed for Washington.
“Hull Columbia" has the honor a!
listing been cotnposed for President
Washington. The rather of his coun-
trywds-tmdoftheplsysndsoule
times attended :1 little rickety tumor.
one of the heft tumble. m ind
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detects in the practical use or flltrnr
Market (485 meters): Boston Farm-
crs’ Produce Market report: (485
meters).
'30 p. m.-—Boston police reports,
Boston police. headquarters; late
news flashes, curly sport news. BDS<
ton American.
:30 p. m.—1—E\-ening prograsz.-—-
Cone-:rt, Misc; Maude Macintosh.
Scotch ronlz'alto. formr-r soloist of
tile i‘ilst' Methodist Episcopal
church oi i} osion (lllz-lnber of the
Copley club singclzs); Mrs. Vivian
Fraser-livilows. pianist and accom-
punist.
1.—o(a) "Littlc
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Home
Gray
“L001: Down Dear Eyes"
Fisher
.StlHicklmld
"Honey Chile".
Miss Macintosh.
r—fiuno soro—WiciT F
Mrs .Bellows.
3.————(a) “Drink to \ie Onll
Thine E}cs"—-()id English
(b) "Old Black Joe" ..... .Fostcr
(C) "The Sweetest Sim; Ever
Told" . . . . . . Stults
Miss Macintosh.
43-131sz solo—~Sclccted.
Mrs. Bellows.
5.—(a) “Gae to Sleep" ..... . . .Fisher
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Miss Macintosh.
EIIEOTRICAL Exarm. gas TQ
MEET.
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.—Electrlcal En-
sro expected at the thirteenthsnnnal
convention of the Amciatlon of Roll
way Electrical Engineers to be held
October 30 to November 8.
l
ginoers from all parts of the country-
Many important matters pertfinmg
to the profession are to be discussed '
at the meeting following reports ‘bY'
the various committees which have
been investigating for several months. ‘
An entire floor of one of1(..‘hica.go’s
largest hotels will be giw-ll over to
unions exhibits and th- meeting: of
the association. Many now «lcvlces
for use in electrifying railroads, which
is fast. gaining favor, will be shown
hearing Raggedy_,
’Ann's voice coining trom a. certain
place in the room. picked up the little
box in which: Raggedy Andy was
that she bumped her long nose upon , 1
the floor.
“the witch’s feet and tripped harm
in the box?”
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3:01. p. m--—Mid-afternoon news .-1\ umcrous dinners.. dances and other
broadcast. furnished bv Boston'mn’ns of entertainment nrn provided
American. ' b.» :1. special committc‘o “wing that
3:25 p. “la-*fifusical program. work in charge
6200‘ p. m.———Ma.rket report. if. S. Bur-2
can 0! Agricultural Economics:
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OIL, GAS, AND WOOD HEATERS, AXES, SAWS, COAL
RODS, FURNACE SCOOPS, ASH CANS & SIFTERS.
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Phone 340—— Free Delivery.
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$23“ NORWALK
Must Bo Soon To Bo Appreciated.
A Ride Will Conwnce.
Prepared
needs:
St). Norwalk
Thomas’ Chocolate Shop
all; next 'mt Money on Buy.
Built with a thought to economy, service and contort--
You can put full confidencc in the following standnrd
makes:
, Harrison and Weycnborg Shoes for Bo
' “Long Walker” and "Jack and J ”
TflSouthMNnStreet
Have You Tried Our
FRENCH AND DANISH PASTRY
‘ Fresh Daily
We Have Just Opened This Department Undsr tho Caro of on
' ' Experienced Chef and Solicit Your Patronage. ,
$2.50ng
Morons,- "
meteors
Smilihfiorwaik.
cos
snags;
rather pride ourselvés on our "home.-
cooked rugs.
and clean
you take‘
telling all your
'iood a. modality.-
1311mm Hours 6 A. M. to': 12 P.”-
At the Savoip restaurant wharc we
sis” and the ipuritY. 11113313
in‘éas of our foods. When- 1
a meal here you feel like
friends about us. sea
'SAVOIA RESTAURANT
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Ski’s}: into}.
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3 ice and style. d 3
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filost wonderful shoe
and convince
with Palace
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yilucs of the town.
yourself of the guilty, sod-
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