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est
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' “Good Place to Think,”
Says John
‘ drus,.Tube’s
iest Rider
John E. Andrus, the
uAnstock Motors C
1 timber. ore.
is reputed to be one
eighty-third birthday in his
Yonkers the other day.
In chatting over a. score 0
jects. h
going to be m
pressed the
“onion .who
Still commn
street to Yonkers in the su
Andrus. who is props
richest straphnnger.
E .
Wealth-
.” m the
orporntion. V110
amassed fortunes in medicine.
real estate and banking, .
of the ten rich-
rncn in Amerita. observed his
horn. at
t sub:
e warned that money was
ore scarce. arid
opinion that
bobs her hair is men:
cctivc.
y (19‘ rom V't'flll
hway, Mr.
t he tube's
ting daily 1
bly
declared that
co
in
'{l
\(
Si
.~ fI-nsc of
-~ nrships of the United States
Utah; right. the
sting fleet of
n nv has only
.- marines fit to
the
:toitai shins of
the fleet, Wyoming. Utsh, Flori-
snd Arksnses. have been
found unable to stand the strain
of maneuvers end. therefore,
{or battle. The United States
I
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l
l
i
lid unfit for battle. Left, lbo th . _
With; below. the Arksnsuve' e “numb center, the
now hes only 14 first-flue war- M"
ships as competed with Great
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Book
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Sing-
liuih
my“ Pi 0'ch
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KIM,
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rc six-
that we
't would “I:
turn what
’.' his might
. iii,
twenty-
-.i'--u a road
2.. r
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hud ex-
content
ll. gro-ts'.‘
:‘mitmustcr's
l“ min) ivainm
.i thu l'lt‘it
lwlv, and Intellectual honesty.
lrk‘iit'i in - ‘ ‘ °
.ut lulal end.
o: ioxe
.‘ ‘.'
.lnxi
she
meckury.
intelli-
I
a veil which seems to hang between
them and she ilnds temporary imp-
pinc-ss with a. gallant scapcgracc.
lzutus Melton. who before long
grows unfaithful .
Cobdcn tmvcls widely throughout ‘
the world. secs some what or the1
“bile zuan'. burden in Africa. is‘
‘tlrnwn into the maelstrom oi \vnr'
time Paris. follows Ghandi in indin‘
sar horror. lie rciums flilmi \Vllli
“hat he has sccn to iiml Amt-rim.
uninterested. 'th he also returns;
to find his happiness or last with,
I‘idgc. E
The least convincing phrt of tho
back is in the treatment of Ghandl
which is not overly clear. lint
ptrhaps Ghsmli is not either. As a
line picture of two young people
\\ ho Iqok lite squarely in the face
and try to solve their problems in
clear—headcd fashion in those troub-
lous days the book excels. Young
people of this sort will go tar in
finding tho solution nml leading the
world out of its troubles. The cry-
ing need of the times, after all is
Notes 0! Interest
Helen Douglas Adam, on English
girl only twelve years of age. is the
author of a. volume of poems, "The
and is an cyc-witgr-ss of the Anlril- \ ‘
, \V'ASIIINGTON. Fell. 23-y1’urthcr
~' lu , .-. m in ihr- tumfltion or
. r 3‘1..nk l.. (_}i‘t'-?l-'. at Ver-
mont, was announccd today.
Dr, Thomas i.in\'i§o issued this
hullvtinz—"Scnator Grccne‘s condi-
tion is improved, and it is more
hopeful."
a. Hone
i .
1 most instantly ct’tcctivc.
spot and bring
forms ,0! treatment to
They will help to work
you will be surprised how on
Hwy take hold
£13550qu gradually
. irry the healing mod
. not! to v
Greeley. the editor. -: filly (redpe for
long. life is to take more care of your
stomach than you do of your pocket-
book." sud 'Xr. “drill, “Be careful
of diet. I donrt know whether I
have a. atomech or'not, for I never
,nhueeit. Isotomyolflceevery
day; by mm. It is the cheapest
ride.’ The sun do. not shine on
smother t at ground where you
eon get so uch for your money no
in the subway. ‘ If your mind is ac—
tive and you are thinking yo'u do not
mind the noise and bustle. It doesn‘t
_trymypetience.tor1thinkitiaa
splendid place to think."
“Hy fever-its pleasure is to be at
home at night witlr my» family. I
think over the dey's work and where
I hove made minutes nnd prepare
humanity tint huever been known
"I do not think the?” will br
an proepe a year
1.2!. to
the reason‘
there has been or
much money lately. and it has her:
so easy to get that now’you will nm‘
it is getting into the pockets of thos-
who use it judiciously end the othn
kind or people are finding it harder
to get; However I think Easiness;
will be good." I
Mr. Andrus remsrked that some‘
churches he knows of new draw only ‘
half as many worshippers es thev &
did your: use when there we: only ‘.
one-half the population: and added:
"I out mid religion in losing its
hold on the present-generation. i
think thet athletics. waxy
stimulating is
only in tho ';
“Dim
one reason he preferred t‘hc (sluttiwiiy Th 1: \doo hich'hu bitten ‘ :
iron l'n T1 0 06 w a ” . . '.
:\?a:th:i‘°tlifcings:l:w:yr?s a svlcndid Ralph ever since food 18. stunne- ;
place to think.” that yo decided to seek a base- lacing, n has .
bell career. has him on dcl' .
' 'thehesdngninfiehuheenre— mam. .
New Lozenge Best tensed h: m. 'Ginnts the second ; ...-....... and mom, i,
for Coughs and Colds mum“ iafi‘vfiits’. 11:33:; 3 a amt “Mid” ‘0 m3.
of the lento he sofa-Edda broke: i and astvzondctfill between.
. , 'i 11 Oil s short I 0 sea: on meals y,
(“Kgfm2°$£r§i‘3ntffii$u. wr I a’erious illness—that last wings; .. . I‘
w 'l‘akc min: him out of the 1 . . s 0““ or e
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i new rcmmiy. cnllcd
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are pleasant to take
These lozenges :0 right to tho
rclicf \Vhero other
:1)“ hm 0 failed.
off the so.
the most
rest colds and relieve
uhhorn coughs.
For that annoying throat tickle.
ickly
and stop it. They
in the mouth and
icnmcnt posi-
mhmncs
\‘cly to all the inflamed mo
d parts.
the throat and congcstn
—
Britain‘s 20 and Jo nn's 10. ... . . -
About 39.000.000 WO d be re- .‘ust ask any drugmst for “"“nphs
united. in snout-m8 the shin‘ iioncy and Tar Conch I‘OZv'ngtfsi
— —~ ~ --<~-~~ - ~ "r“- por sale at nihicading drus S‘OT“5-‘
author or "Song of the Ancient; -——Adv. —:
i'mph and a. number of patriotic
poems. ~
Senator Improved,
. Doctors Hopeful
Although the Senator spent 1
restless night nnll'hnd a slight tem~
pcrature. his {rionds were more
cheered by the news from his bed-
side today than at any time since
the shooting a week ago.
in Howard Calm. basketball
Cum-h. 'l‘mlforri t‘unn. swimming
cnm‘h. and Frank Ii. (‘zinn_ physical
training director. .\'r~.v York I'm-
\‘orsity has tho scrx'it-cs at n whole
family of athletic stars. ‘ The ap-
pninttuont of Howard Conn as has-
kethnli coach at the beginning of the
scason‘to silt‘t‘m‘l‘l 12d Thorpe. was
the second link in a chain that he-
gan in 1894. when his father, Frank
H. Conn first assumed the duties at
head of the physical training do-
partmcnt at N. Y. 1'. The recent
nppointmcnt of Ted Cann as swim-q
ming mentor completely binds the-
Cnnn family to the athletic side of
the Collcgc.
BEMABKIBLE ‘
'BEBOVERY 0F
1“" ntleld. l-llfin Pedlar." which G.‘P. Putnnms
‘ "“1 “ind 001- Sons will bring out here in the nmr
" ""1‘3‘3- 8°" future. Some or the poems in the
""‘h on “I" book were written. or rather dictat-
t .‘x‘uv York ed, when the author‘s: only {our
‘ :‘.,~ ‘1' occupied years old. -
" "-l‘fl-c'l she 0 0
:~.I7isi‘.ll;li0n. A volume I)! short stories by
~ lb nmgni- Marcia Lewis Lvach. A. )l.. a Stad-
'x i.(.t with- nine of Columbia University and
““183“: “01' now professor or Spanish at \‘Vilson
‘ College. Chambersburg.’I‘o.. will he
* Iii-"m. nntur- published in thofi spring. Miss
.: WOMEN! Leach recently returned from Mod-
) “iA- me an iid. which city turninhcd‘he scttlng
[z'uirittiL More for some of her stories.
0 U
:2 tho r charm-
i'»~rlnsylvnnil. Edng Dean Proctor, e. contem-
'>. To be no pomry of \Vhittier. Longfellow.
l 1:le so de- Bryant. Emerson. es and Stea-
ic Imply re- man. died shortly before Christmas.
: lu know these
1., rvgnrd them
She was born in
1825'. but her last you
.'.‘ili'.'i.:lOD. And at rfiminghnm. M
in live in n| _
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public is iii-3
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? 3124'. is associnted
tnntact with 3
opinion which
hook and C!
Richard Cob-
' t' .. miller and chic!
' the publication.
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Mr. Andrus predicted that 192‘
would not be as prosperous as 1923,
but. even at that. he said, no _serious
slump was likely..
dorscd President Coolidge for an-
other term. celled Henry Ford "a
great man." and declared that Ben-
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