virtue; and to
lid 10 1‘12an-
"co: and to temper-
‘ I: and to patience. soda '
todiinoss. brotherly
vs. Republican." but who
ruin divulging. his identity.
ompialn about canditions
i illicit
'i‘ovs valid. for it to cm sin.
all honest desire to improve
lilolio in this community to the
«you. ability and with all the
once we are able to commond.
fiIRST the writers as evidence
" t1 faith must disclose “ho they
iii/"their signatures and. ad.
on.
that. asking too much? In it
,_ o f A, fair request?
\
nun-Russians. .
.‘lln‘llrunning will soon back war
ov‘mop lol- the number or vio-
lt'ofotil‘s which befall those who
it and which they inflict up.
olfiom of the law.
float Howell early yesterday
trooper William illlmmsil.
o. run‘nint ‘oattlo punctured
run shots, moi-tally wounded
saloons. who with three oth-
o sumo officer had a‘ very busy
culling tour or duty. Single-
dd he captured two separate
unuing expeditions on the
highway within a few hours.
3' average rum-runner knows
w. fiHo is playing for high
When no shoots. he shoots
kill andofi’ioers of tho law-have
mod that in self-plotsotion‘ they
4: bike the slime deadly aim.
ore is a. regrettable and danger-
éI state or oils.” which is fast do-
lopini into a condition which
y resembles open \v-al or re-
hy‘ whichever term you ohooaa
undrods. yes thousands. are en-
.l‘o tumu-un‘ning and bootleg-
'hy'! Bocauso of the enor-
9% promo In tho illicit trade.
' What makes the trade so lucra-
_ ”0 Miami general demand
" dollollc drink.
bitten has been sucososful in
. adrink which has
whatnot” cannot be
is; into-ll mom mu
m Infill W lung
' numbers ditch
lethal
«on or
which mu 23!" thou
dash and cannot in
-. pronoectllo expenditures are
oomploints, should'
It now .
tho and o! w . ‘
moo-id, ‘1»:le
Aboulonlol‘o;
but a Mo? all“,
'limlleo’M' w Jim: as a: u
o. w h
Briioln and” list, minors.
Tho” lo anyhow ,ill- western
Eurono who“ silo ould brook out,
I“ with tho I“ [NM tho out
would ho Million to ma‘lto success-
l'lli militia: Empo. at least. bids
(air to be is solo as tho uin at-
‘ oomph of tho Trooty or Housman
I sought to Idaho it. ,
O O O
on. root toot will come on tho
anai-mill: or France. The new pilot
romp?" ovary oxcuso for the pres-
- out mum military. burdns of
From. unless it ill the excuse oi:
look oi confidence in the pact itself
11 France will not trust the agree
moan no one oiso will my on it.
. It Funoo doo- mut it, disarmi‘p
‘ mont'will follow." Then Europe. for
tho lint limo in history, to solo. and
« the not: on. of msnkind basins to
ho l mllty. 1
And. fortunately. very, practical
considerations limo Miles to roa-
sonablonoss
on tho largo bankrupto .. Its
90nd
of
its prospective revenues.
This does not menu that it would
actually go banklllpi, own it noth-
ing wm done. Nations hole A way
ill-surviving such thing.
But it does mean that it will pay
Francs enormously to show faith in
the good faith of (lerlllany, especi-
ally as that faith is toaraniood by
Blitain and may it in wall that
sell-inland. is Added to principle.
The combination is ln‘thcllMt‘
0 O O
The culmination is also a vinai-
cation of the value of intelligence.
oven When handicapped by false
prejudices. Tho 'iast emotion in
Germany was regarded in many
quarters as a mennco‘lo the peace
or the w.orbi
chosen on an impossible platform 0
defiance to the obligations of Ger»
many and the sentiment of the
World. if their paper program had
bedn carried out. it. would have
meant war. tho suicide of Glirniany.
and tho destruction or Elliope.
The only possible excuse for the
election of tho Nationalists was that
France is Atolintiooily‘
The Nationalist Union had been!
‘ they are pmonully intoili
”porllapo tho moot illt‘olllnull
of natural loaders left to (3
Once in power. till"!
tools. The remit to tho!‘
part, of! defiance, we haw,
' fruitful plan of conciliation
It you head a rqal lob “it
man or brainy to do it.
o o o s
conruronco. , .
President Coolidgo would like to
call that. conference undoi‘. Amicn‘n
suspicion. as o. aliquot to lllI, {Wyatt-l
luxton Conference. Tho I, of
Mtions would like to boil it ultdIr
Leasuo auspiceo| as“, a matter 0!
pl-Vootlco Both can not no hold.
Which one is hold filthporballo
depend onilo. balancing of Mllt'pl.
Europa Would like to stlemhgn the
League, as against tho whitening
tendency of American ubstontion.
But Europa would also likd to. on.
list American ell-operation on a
larger scale.
It will be a question of which is
wanted most. .
I o o o ,
But there are will ransom. cvcn
mm the American standpoint ‘lvlly
it might be more dosirubie rel us to
leav‘e it to tho Lemuel. Wo do not
object to increasing the League‘s
prestige. .Wo are not. against lhc
League at all, for its members. i[
it can do them good, so much tilt
boiler.
All our “nnti- Louguclll" mini is
to keep out or tllovlmnallo oillsuivru
And the bent Why it) do llillt would
be l'Ol' us to it’ith‘ tiilfl tonilf’rollco
llisfu'lll. in Hill Wu .voi‘ lclmi forces.
“‘0 it”? illl‘l‘l‘tlly mom lili::ll‘lllt‘ll than
(lei'llllmy. So we liill‘l‘ nothing to
oilor to Hlli‘ll ii ('Dllft‘l‘i'llt‘t‘. HymWO
had to tho llllvlli «itsoi‘mulllolll (lon-
felonco. .
tuccn its llutopoun mvmilois. all at"
whom are mombm-s or the Ll’ilg‘ul‘.
will have many (llfiill'llltlml‘lll. pro-
visions for l\‘lll('h till: Lemma. in
them. will in; lilili‘h tho boat, indeed
the only. organ of llllnlillislrniiml.
We have. no libjocliun to this use
of the League.
thoy “ant ll.
party to it. if nglmlmcnts should
bu mallu ill which “‘0 do not \l'll‘ll
to Hlll’ll‘t“. we will do best to lot
v
'l'ho next stop is a diurmmm
to the LOnglll‘. Wis llllw nothing to .
Ilut ilic confer-once list”. as be- ‘
for its lllolilblml “‘l
llIui. we all“ not )‘v‘ncpnll’d to bluil‘
"thorn Dlflki‘ illom‘ without our lllfilll. .,
HOW To Keep We‘ll
fly on. HIJGH s. (JLMMIM.
Surgeon amoral. Called States l"l')ll(.‘ lil‘nliil Sonic!
Ho“ should )ou care for weak
foot? The persistence of attitude or
abduction or turning outward of the
foot to tho one charauterisiio symp-
tom common to all. Weak toot.
Certain symptoms begin to appear
when the aches are overstrolncd~
pain in tho foot either just behind
the toes or over the instep 0i in the
calves of the less or oven in the
thighs. and sometimes in lbs back
The pain is not oousod because the
foot is not or (ll-dried or improperly
Used. but ll caused by strain or in-
Jury to the muscles and the liga-
ments. It Comes on long bolorc any
deformity of the foot is noticed.
Thio pain is often falsely attribui-
ed to rheumatism. It is usually no.
companied by fatigue and a dimin-
sflsd ability to stand or Milt. It us-
ually disappears when the pcrsdn is
on his foot. I! such symptoms or
poor. do not go to a shoe store to
have the feel treated and do not buy
ready-mode arch supports. but coil-
suit an orthopedic surgeon.
Any examination by a good ortho-
pedlst is a. thorough and and will
definitely determine whether the foot
are woof: or not. its will prescribe
arch supports and spooial shoes. The
following exercisos for stronttiienlng
the orohos no proscribed:
nice as high all possible: it the toes
and. whllo on the tool. till the heels
outward and the inner side or the
foot upward. then lowly oome down
assimilation i r to times.
Place the foot with tho tool tuined
in and stand on tho outer border of
tho foot. when riu on high as possi-
ble on tho toes and slowly sink down
turnint the foot so that the “eight
roots on the outer hordcr Iltopent
20 or 80 times.
When sitting down, it is a good
habit to cross the foot (not the legs)
This brings the foot to rest on their
outer border. Bloruling is also a
good exercise for the feet.
Skating Is
Bad for the Feet
Skating. however. is vely bad {or
weak feet. In most ones the cor~
rect arch support. the properoshoes
and suitable exercises will givo relief
and sometimes effect a cure. Then.
if the feet are not abused. the arch
supports may, in man: cases. be dis~
penned with.
There are certain common condi-
tions of the feet which sometimes
. How to Correct Various Foot Deformities
(-an bu. rommlioll by bomb iroull lmt
'(Trncks or abrasions between ill to”?
nilmlld ht? Purl-fully (‘lt‘illiBL‘tl with
soup and water, dried with absorb.
ent cotton llllti COthl‘l‘d ‘ii‘llll zilln oilit.
mom, Alisoriwnl colion should be
usod to ltmip the raw surfaces apart.
l'lxrl-ssll'r HWC‘iillllR of the foot
may bi' treated by (‘lvilllntim the foot
with soap and water lllld tilt‘il milk-
ing llivm for 13 lllllllill‘g in n 1 psi
(‘l‘lil solution of fill‘lllfllth‘h)‘d,C>
(‘ni-ns (lilll cullousos can be rc-
mowd by the local applications, but
”le slmuii b:- pl-levontod If one in-
lusts ngzlillsi l’lil‘li?" on putting corms
and r‘uiiousl‘s, mic should be takon
to blue till knife or soissms smile
and to point tho surface with line-
ture of iodine. both before und liflol'
trimming. if blood is occidently
draw". lm antiseptic dressing showd
be applied. ,
The pain of ll‘illitnlt‘d bllnions can
he lolil‘lod llv hill and hot appillra‘
lions. but till minions themselves
rnquire attention or an orthopedic
surgcn.
How to Current
Deformed Fl‘l'l
Deformlllvs nf lb»- {out Still) as
outward lullimi big luv and otcrlap-
ping. can. in many cases. be suc~
oosslully liclill-ll by the anlOUB up-
plinncml uhicb i‘dl'i be bought in
atoms soiling orthopedic supplies.
For instance. lllCli‘. can bo pur-
chased ii splint uhlch is attached to
the innm side or the foot with a
strap and to Wllli‘h is slumped the
big loo. '1 his splint keeps the too in
proper position. it can be worn at
,night, and. it persisted in will some-
times slratzhlon the abnormality.
Small pulls ol' cotton may lie
pld‘cod bntlveon the ions at night to
keep lllf‘nl npllrl. If largo : Jollly
shoes are \vor.n tho splint and the
cotton may he loft in place during
the ally. .
Many systematic (“season first
mhnii‘cst themselves by symptoms in
‘Kl-lphl bores him to death.
no showed it plainly iii
(mo. but .. succession oi
bulls Into illu field, to
lliat moryllody got a. goo shot;
illu malformation.
Ollc. ho said rutliir (woolly
a grant plenty. Jand sat don-it;
sumo omph‘asts.
In lllll vice presidonllnl daya who
he was loss persecuted ho “M road.
ior to oblige. .
II O._ t
No, doubt most pooplo uould but
the some tiny. “
'i‘hu prolls photoglapllcra are on
the job in snarms at every most.
Iilfliillnl public appearance). as at. the
ball gulne.«whenov¢lr anything is [o-
ing on at the W ito House. uhich '
is newly oil the tmo. and very from
qlli‘iiliy in connection with tho
"allot-till stories" that. thousands of
neuspapcrs. magazines and other
publications nro continually “anta
lug.
Then there aro tho amateurs.
stalking the chief magistrate con-
slalllly.
' Finally {hero's the endless promo.
menu—singly. doubly in groups and
in chromium-cot callers who clo-
mor lo hm:- thelr picture‘s
,llilh the plosidoflt. in lilo interest of
publicity for ihomselvos lie onlaiy
or to boost some cause or 0 her. .
No wonder thomatiorilll executive
guts sick of it: o
l t I
For u long time. day by day. the
photographers motored (l. Baocom
Sielnp. then presidential private soo~
,.r
NEW ironic ool. film—See‘safl'lnl
up and down Broadway 1 saw Win-
chell Smith. Writer of clean slid.
wholeoonlo lCloltlonosque plays, auto
l'ni’: in the Astor whom he could look
.lho feet.
Gout is one of them diseasts and
shops itself in the foot by illiiamml-
tion at the Joint of the big too. Dia-
holds is another of these diseases
and it may dist manifest itself by
uicoration or g ngrene of the toes.
Artorioacicrosilis and narrowing
o caliber of. the arterial: often
manifest themselves by circuls-
tony distill-balloon ill the 1det,wllic‘h
result in ulceration and gangrene.
of
halo an smart. fills. a solar; man
In looking into thin. airplane
they looked down instead of up. .
Troublo with both: a rich also is
when tho phone ring! you think
your son has been jailed for IpIood-
in .
g ‘ —d-I——-h
Tho key to success looks tho door
to IoaIIooso. 1m
“Advertise in the “ballot for tho
Woman wear smart olotlioo. Foil .
to mako enough M01109“ buy one. i ‘
trouble in Washington it otzikoo us ’
_
SA’rvRIle, OCTOBER 24.
I: so. you love outdoor sports.
You are Very helm”.
You have great strength.
And much physical endurance.
Where other: moot defeat.
You will attain success.
_ You are inolihod to be inconsideh
do of others.
You my; any immerenoo in
your work. a.
You spill-n tho advice of others.
“ You ahu‘oignot to no hood-strong.
'I_ Your friendship V‘rlii ho dos) and
looting. -
out upon the milling throngs of 15.
oundoscont Boulevard... Saw Ar-
thur Hopkins. ills lovial nroduool'.
and no soomotb in [odd spirit. alboit-
two «plays produced in his Plymouth
Theater flunkod out with the month;
And. by tho bro.
from the Kuwait Andorson-Lauo
renco Stallion bombinallon. .. .Baw
Goorlo M. Conan. the diurnal son:
and danos mail. distilling launtily
along hll bolofld white W132!“
soometh to mo tho launtiest mall in
town. . . .Saw tho lovely and haughty
Grace Geowo whom the years tron
lightly and with neat favor. . . .Sa
:1 man lead a do; through tho
throng. “vellum: A t bseco and the: 5
congestion. of hawk“: humans be-
came of such proportions that trail-
nc was stopped. I bethonght me it
was interest ill o. handsome dog rain
er than in the Advertising whlllli
caused hurrying mo nto halt.. .Saw
Brooks Johns, the banjo mun. and
fellow [saunter on the boat will
brought him habitual Europe “a;
mo ho to tho meular than wilt),
little children! Not-hid soc . . . .
Musssy Meal-aw. as the leader or too
Giants moms more or less. cbloni‘
less. a1: 9)? called. andiho
looms bit bun tuition changed by
tho you. now bolus otolld and our;
Mm with tho mm o! ambit
m ”moon“? mm M“
(m pronounce his name "Volt-l
dab") tho 3m playwrigbb'»
in was mine million will“
.both play- woro ~
slump rap
and "No”mt'hs‘ oil
wasonthem I _
going to hallo it
lrs chanced to
just as the y
loan: With til . _
"Do you knott‘, '
"ably. “out oi oi til
tow and give
.‘r Then do wont”!!! you tho
negatives " , 3
it
t a olden opportunity! Tho ’. ‘
s f M.
l. I . ,
:‘l‘li hovo to come cloud." Stomp 7.
outlawed to tho root; ot tho trotoia
ally mot; “Tho pmide t, is do ted
up on bola: photom ed thatw I1
toll auto No answer Just so I
at him. and mlrilt lot a soot in: ,
‘lllto lilo bargain-4h“ I halfti-
aollolt him." .. .i l . .
- ’toam made it pi ,
I I ‘ I . -
homo oi the cabin“. members bo-
homo vol-y camera oily. too. Divis'ht
Fe Davis, the new neurology or war.
storied or: that way, .
mkcn t~ 'i‘h‘o photographers wore almost:
out oi. his mm so he woo bola: . ,
worn in and when the ooremony
, woo filter they «are Admitted ond nl- .
town to latte on ordinary. posed
group picture he wouldn't hold up
lilo blind. is in taking the official
osth. it loads him iooll foolish. llo
sold. uoopt whoil‘ its really was
“Mild it. ‘
mueh_o"tleill ‘and It... told that that
mo woman in soon to homo as .
tornado o playlyrlsht so nor famous I
knight... ,
or, ,I
Then are many tblnu about New
York which like it an abnormal
and uuoomto Able piano to which
to tile A tattoo mm any other
we of the country soon tires or it.
Yet with” New York his tho but
robot noon-imam ill tho country.
lto point" to bolt» imam. .
mull taoiillleo on bottom.
smith on! cleaner; iii oorsjioo to
triVDlGl‘i-atlhd doom is agai- . Ito
hauls fol-ll: hotter. no out oi man
iii «ms bottor hers than; in any
other part of tho Jamming. oven
hem tho innor moral grow
attend and «abolish-.5
, ‘ ' wanna Ill hillAN. .
“W
flintl tobacco wol‘ohouooo collation
in manila. Va. tho tobaooo not
will: ‘ot’rolll spoon t6 hold, it up.
:An impunity"
cits Iribo. 0; Roll:
the results: to! , a
Sanford Station. today. '
William 1: amino la.- condnod to
his homo in East Namath by illness.
MW'
Palace—"A. Fool and His Honor.”
mono—"A Man or howl." _
MIN 3%
Oct. iii-30“? 0! “It.“ by choir
of s. N; Colin-oration“,
the church. :3. m wad“
Oct- 28rd 603m ‘A
M I'M W
Dot; 1 m Colors
R 01921 Thom in Norton; Lib-
my Auditorium.
out. sawing! fly Old Woll
Commando" ta 0. .l. o! A. Hall.
Oct. 231931 on at “Item-r
Lady Mouohlan Lodge.
Oath sou—aims annual dunno
Lodl’ . ‘Auxilim SWIM-T1110.
Pool: in Rod Idonoflall. wuhlnxtofi
all-col. ,
Oct. 28 .—-comont Kind Word
six-oz Wit
‘ shunting trill to
floor on tho iron.
‘ Ml
. ill“ to! who, is heartily in favor or
ill: undorotandinc. no he does. tho
' dlitiolaluoo of tho pronoun. he hos
, _ boot- (it .uallzlng tile desired
a i' the non tinny or thirty
I ‘ .io woody loaruinl .
hob! to mo tom mthotlcally. '
ut milk to tho most: oompléto
whiol’l posts. Therefore the
food
In“) it moutopturo oi milk is tho .
moot 4 Nut it '
On a scloliu o boots. l‘o'odslhlfs
can be divided into live [choral
dimes.
They are hobo. fats. cafboilydrato
proteins iiind vitamins. ‘
And odd to relate. tho chemist
igloo-lodge ol‘thesc clones is ion
where knowlodlo is most vital.
For oxlllupio, tbs salts on
least important itonl in tho dist.
Only slight. amounts or them and
nodded.
to looks. soils in the lab
them than no out hooded.
But his knowledge of lheII dither _
substances is not so great.
‘ g. o C
The chemist can also maize edibio ‘
tot-«in his laboratory. Ho not. onlr
coll mono; mo which an {and in
our. ot- Iota svll ll woro‘ not in ex-
«lance pmious y. .
morclol imam. at the pres t
limo. >
The chemist has oval: mm trou-
bis when the tries to mIlkI carbon
. . oIo‘
onimnmocupm
“abut-mills have tho email-t cord.
at" ly battled at pro-oat.
Tho chemist ‘knows‘ exactly how
your nicotine in-
creases, so will your ex-
Ilcom til-t promos bruins
that
moonlit
“Inland-cm “I
- W t
motion-claw “loos
theydoo'tal‘lowdiooohoou'agthoro. '
Norwalk Chronicler