South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 275, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 October 1922 — Page 6

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MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 2. 1922

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THE REAL 1ST EU EST Two Judicial (Iff !"inn. one locally and the other Invoivlr? on of th richest f imi:s of America, aro bard upon the protection of Innocent f.tbes. Thf'V place th tr.vütlom 1 fsprt for hirth In .redlork n y a!,ov? any other consideration- and by that very fnc! rhallrn?" ffmwhat the heart, the Als'n anI the humanity of the great mass of men and woriT. For when th-y ro to gre.it lengths, and wisely po, they on'.y emphasize, that lark of charity and thit warmne-s fjf vision which would rrotect the innocent from any disgrace and humiliation that come from th acts of other?. The courts fire wlflq whon they center their mind end thir thoughts upon the miling face of the prattling babe, for it rpprnLs all the potentialities of life-, all of !!,? hoprs. all of Its possibilities. Tho.A who have fixed their own status, who hava demonstrated their own worth or lick of it, who heve established their limitations and have realized their full pribilitles for either pood or evil, must ever and always Lnr the responsibilities for their own cnr.ilurt. 'But every babo is the miracle, in Itself, of a new world and a new civilization. To strike at one of these, through the Idle tongue of repeated gr.sip or through the sneer of reflected disgrace, is to hit at the very foundations of all growth and a denial in itself to that inherent right of a chance and an opportunity. Fhall the heart of potential Lincoln, the brain of a possible IMIson. the vision of a probable Harriet Beecher Stone be destroyed because others have violated the rules of conduct for orderly society? How long will the world remain heartless and thoughtless enough to carry th'eir vain and cruel Jibes int.,- the Uvea of those who are Just entering 'ipon lifo an who are entitled to be Judged for themselves, not for what others have done? That determination to obtain a fair chance for children, i taking on various forms of expression. It Is reflected in the movement to obtain an amendment to the constitution that will permit the passage of a child labor law which no court phall destroy hecaue of traditions of other ages. It rinds itself reilerted In the Sher herd-Towner act, the result of organized effort by womans clubs, that .Tiftko for a kindlier condition of motherhood, and a bigger chance for life. The next step will be In so broadening the minds of men and women with the final touch of Justice .hat go5?ip will be .tllled. that any shafts of humiliation will fall harmlessly from the.r victims when repeated etories of scandal are used to hinder or obstruct or malm the lives of the innocent. The- real interest of the world is centered upon the cradle. It is the citadel for the protection of innocence. I: Is signalling to the world an appeal for Justice and for fair play. Not forever shall the fins of the fathers be visited upon their children.

AT HIS SIDE? When St-r. it or James A. "Watson opened the republican campaign in this state on Saturday night, ha might almost be suspected of taking a cruel advantnge of the senatorial nominee by the character cf his speech. "I want Albert J. Beveridgo at my side In the United States senate" was the fervent appeal of the Old Guard whip, the spokesman for every prlvllisffd bit of legislation, the one sure rupport of evry high finance eherne which !s forced by the administration. The one sure bet that Senator "Watson can make is that ro matter how the voters cast their ballot3 this fall, he will be disappointed if he Is sincere In his wi.h to have Mr. Ivfrid?o at hi side. Mr. Watson Is one of the defenders of Newberry. He stood coldly and unflinchingly ag-ainst the Good cn?elcr.ee of the state and corralled tho votes that permitted tho man who flooded Michigan with rr.or.ey, to secitro his senate Feat. Certe.lniy no voter of Indiana and no republican who remembers tho receni rrlmary will Imagine that "Watson wants, Mr. Peveridge In the eenate when he Newberry tanJal L revived. n It will be revived, after next March 4. Any plea to elect Mr. Beverldpa on & plea, that t o Is needed to support this present administration will fall- It w a. upon the fact that he differed wl.lely and Hrgly from the administration on principles and on intention? and purposes that the ma'crity of republicans selected him as their candidate. Mr. l?verMs; shouUI resent any such plea In his behalf and (insure the men and women who nominated -ilr that he ft an 'Is tod iy as a candidate whre .e stood as an er.try before the primaries and that he oratorical effort. c? Watson are ba.-vi upon a n'e'irdertar.dlng. Quite likely what Watson realy meant was that if h J.d to have Beveridge any-where around, he wcull prefer to have him at his side rather than cn hir b-k for acts which betray the public welfare and common good. Mr. I?everig ehould make it plain Quite early tht the administration is not running In Indiana th'.s fall hrd shake Iose from any Old Men of the ra Tvho happen .o b thrust upon him. For him ic ir.herl that d!sguat and dissatisfaction which exi pressed lts'.f in hostility to Senator New will be fatal to h's hT's and chances.

AUTOS ASD BOOZE

You h'.tr much th.e-e diys of the auto being the f.ret aid to the bootl'-crr and th greatest obstacle to the enforcement of liw. Drivers In highpowered ears are able to load them with Illicit drinks, dart across the borders or from the, eti'.'.s hidden away in fir places and deliver the!r rarfOfs at will. It remain:-, however, for Chief of Tcliee Iirry I-ar.e, net ciiginal'.y a prohibitionist, to point to the fart that the manufacture and sale of tach auto

mobile adds a new raison for the era of prohibition and make more impe;bl for ther ever to b" a return of aicohoiio lrir.k.. "There are enough automobile.? now in use to put the entire population of the country nn wheels at once and the same time" is hi deduction from the satlsrics. which show thre are fomethlng over twelve millions of autos nr.d several millions of tjucks now in ue In this country. His figures are undoubtedly correct, if you consider the pe.-jhilitie.s of loading the.e machines to the limit of the ordinary Joy riding party. That means something to a man with a practical turn of mind who has imagination enough to the entire population aboard tho rars. It means, ta his mind, the possibilities of accidents, for he U Interestej in tratTic and drunken drivers and accidents are almost lnsparabl-, especially In thick trafTiC In the old dajfl, if -ome citizen stopped too long at "The I-ast Chance," h could snooze away In his buggy or wagon and be fairly sure that the Instinct cf his horse would take 1dm home or at least protect him from collisions. Automobile driving requires a clear head and a ouick acting brain. An eyo clouded by aleohol and a hand pal-led by poison is In trouble w-hen behind the wheel of a high powered car. The wrecks, when It la tried, are testimony to the fact that the accidents to drunken drivers are pretty close to the hundred per cent mark and that booze driven auto aro meances tc? everyone else on the street or road. You have only to Imagine the condition that would exist In this city with its thousands of autos under conditions which existed In the- old days of the saloon.- Men who tried to drive machines In the conditions under which they formerly let their hordes guide them would in all probability strew the etreets with wrecked cars and the police force would be busily engaged In carrying tho victims to hospitals and in clearing the streets of the debris. Chief Lme, by his analysis. Is more than convincing. No citizen who has any regard for his life, be he the driver of a car or a pedestrian, wowuld welcome the return of drunkenness that prevailed with the open saloon or the ca.y purchase of liquor. He ia more than correct in listing the auto manufacturers of the nation as the most powerful force for the preservation of prohibition. A nation on wheels must be a sober nation. A nrunken driver Is more deadly than a gunman and the nation is riding today, no: drinking. o SEW AIR RECORD A new record for speed in travel was established Saturday when Ber. Acosta went at a rate of 213 miles an hour. He traveled by air, of course, usinff a new machine which will be one of many which will endeavor to shatter records at the big gathering in Detroit two weeks hence. When Jules Verne wrote his novel entitled "Around the "World In Eighty Days," It was read by boys, men now and not very old men as nes go, because of Its appeal to the Imagination. Those same boys debated with their fathers as to whether such a thing was possible and were told that of course It wai all Imagination and that no one could possibly cover the globe in so short .a pace of time. It is hardly a quarter tf a. century since a woman, to show the development of transportation, did circle the globe In less than that time and wrote her mtme into the list of famous people. The speed at which Bert Acosta Hew would have taken hira around the earth at the equator in lesi :nan five days. Of course, the machine cannot be kept running continuously, but the day is nt hand when to cross ihis continent in 24 hours will be no uncommon experience The mails, very shortly will cover the distance In 27 hours. The Atlantic has already 'been crossed by fliers aid the Improvements now being made In machines will soon make them available for regular trips. Around the world in a week will be an actuality within a decade. Just as surely as the fanciful etory of Verne became ridiculous because of Its absurd fc'.owness befor the generation for which It was written had passed. The airplane Is going through the stages passed b other Inventions. It is now In that era of de- , velopment which the auto had reached when Barney Oldfield gained fame as a dare devil by driving a mile a minute. It is probable that many South Bend drivers, not dire devils, hit that pace Sunday when they found tnetr machines upon a level bit of road with no otstACles ahead. From the racing drivers of auto sports came the better roads and the perfection of the machine for common usage. The new record of Acosta means that many minds will turn to the problem of building flying machines which can he safely driven at the same rate of speed, simple enough for the untrained to guide and fly. The one essential for flying is a landing field and air port. This city Is exceptionally well placed to secure a government field and the naming of a committee of cltizen3 who learned aviation during the war days by Mayor Scebirt is an excellent step In the right directior. Watch those epeed records !i the air. They mean nmethlr.5 in your life. Very soon your letters will come that way and a little later you will probably be guiding a flivver of your own up among the c'ouds. quite as safely and much more speedily than you now run your auto over the pavements. o Society to exterminate cats is started. It could be done by teaching dogs to climb trees. , o It comes to him who waits; but den't be a dumb waiter.

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Tin: r ai.l or ivwdit (Syracuse Post-Standard) Forty years of brigandage which pales many of the wildest tales of tlction have ended with the surrender to Spanish troops of Italsuli, considered the greatest robber In Morocco. For months he and a band of followers have been In constant fliyht before the troop who last July drove them out of his stronghold in the citadel of Daeroot, near Tangier. I'nder the relentless pursuit he has been forced to give up. The career of Mulai Ahmed Itaisuli fparkles with adventure and villainy. His name ha been a terror for years and his operations perhaps the boldest known In modern history. The I'nited States will remember him best for his kidniping. In 1304, of Isn II. Perdicar.'s. an American citizen, and his son-in-law, Crowell Varley, a British subject. To enforce the demand for Perdlcaris release, the American government sent warship to Tangier. Then the fultan of Morocco, fearing the power of the United States more than he feared Iiai.ull and that fear was great paid the ransom, ending- a situation that had created more than ordinary excitement here and abroad. It is a vivid career that hs been closed with his capture, on that would make exceptionally interesting reading could it be reduced to type.

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f With a radio in every home.

A phonograph and telephone.

A wife who then can hold her ownIs SOME talker! Ono cf the finest things about the coming of October is that the department atorea will soon be$rin to tell us how many shopping hours until Christmas. The printer acquaintance of ours, who objects to the close proximity to the man who practises the saxa.Thone morning, noon and night. ays he is envied by another printer

! that has got a near neighbor, ex

perimenting with tunes on a bass drum near where he lives. We claim the bass drum evil Is worse than the phonograph, with the single record "Darling I Am Growing Older." Mexico is beginning to talk prohibition. About all Mexico would need to be eliminated would be to mix moonshine with its revolutions. We'll all probably get more work done in October "with the Tiernan case out of the papers. It begins to look like this was going to be a typical football year nt Notre Dame; Rockne is about as pessimistic as usual. There's been a lot of speculation over at tho Oliver the last few days aa to what the two oil paintings are about that Andy Weisberg has put in the lobby. Chub Birdsell is completely at sea concerning the one cn the east side of the lobby, but he believes he has got the one on the oppo.-arve side figured out; that It in a plcturo of two male tourists who have had a drink of mule apiece and are trying to figure out how they can get -out of town by studying a Rand-McXally map of the Western hemisphere. rriJ GIU1VT IF IT WORKS. CHICAGO, July 2. Sermons at

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St. I,uke's Kpiscopai church, Kvarston, will be broadcasted by radio for the benefit of people who do not care to come to church, the Rev. George Craig Stewart announced today. "Radio." he declared, "will help save Christianity in this country.

The persons who come to church will come anyway, because they find the surroundings congenial. But many Americana will play golf or stay at home on Sur.days. Itadio will reach such people." Charles B. Sax wants us to know that It was a new Knox hat he is wearing Instead of a Stetson. Illinois papers please copy. THi: CANDID ADVERTISING WRITIIR. FOR SAIE: Women's Athletic Union Sui:, 9c, cool and comfortable; sizes C' to 4 4. Y'ou'll wear nothing else once you try them. A rrji for. rnDi:sTRiANs. Now that we've made our country Bafe for democracy and bootleggers, why not make it safe for pedestrians? Why not Invent a disguise for the man who walks that will make him resemble a tack? This might cause many a motoric to go around him Instead of over him. Speaking of signs on the back of Fords, we saw one Sunday labeled, "It's a Can." We suppose this fellow calls his garage, "the cannery," and himself, "the canductor." Yesterday was a quiet day for the Smith family. The garages were closed and they were not able to purchase a single new Ford accessory. 'The day was practically wasted." observed Mag as he carefully piloted the little overladen machine into the barn for the night.

1 be ftated that a ?ood many who po- p

t s-ess great mental stability tuff ,1 i from tics. ; U

YSorry, shock, mental overwor. ( 'eyestrain and other forma of reflex. irritation may r?sult in a tic of one j variety cr another. j Diiea o of the gums or of the j

teeth, nasal finuse or tonsillar dUÄ 1 ,.i Jill.. . V,ä

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intestinal tract, worms and skin irrl- y. tation are other factors which must not be ov rlooked. j jj In the treatment of habit spasms . M good Fense i.s required. In the first jf-j plr.ee, the underlying physical de-; fects mw. be removed. It Is evy to j i'i say this, but the undertaking :s i

very diflicult at -'mes because of the ' H

i hardship of locating the cause. But the importance of removing the j casual factor I need not emphs:zf.

Th! is too obviu.s. To break the habit itself is a task.

Physical exercises are useful. They should be taken before a mirror su'rj

that the reflection give. constant reminder of the ti Reading Gloud ia a good way to overcome some .orms of tics. Keep your eye.s as much as possible on the mirror whilo you read. Close observation of cncV own eelf help? to control the tic. Exercise with phonographic accompaniment is helpful. In children the exercise may be made a kind of game.

Much patience Is required, :u: j

perseverance will be rewarded.

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The News-Times Bureau of Questions and Answers

Did you ever stop to consider how many accidents are caused on :ailroad trains through negligence on the part of the inspectors who inspect the rails over which they pass? It is very evident that it would be impossible for a train to reach its destination in safety, if the rails over which it passed were broken. HUMAN LIVES ARE PRECIOUS but think now many people eventually descend into premature graves by suiTcring needless pain th rough this same culpable negligence.

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Your spine is th - main track of th-- ht:mk'.n sys pass the nerves, carrying the Vital Ilr.fny to body. If the Vertebrae, or small bones of -h Sin they naturally impircre the nerve.- a. they paColumn and the rosult will b DIIlAh'i: in that pabody whre the n; rvrs terminate. You should p.iv

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QUESTIONS ANSWERED You eaa get an answer to any question of fact or information bv writing to The News-Times Washington Hurcau, 13 N. Y. Ave. Washington, D. C, enclosing 2 cent la stamps. Medical. Jegal and love and marriage advlco will not be given. Unsigned letters will not be answered, but all letters are confidential, and receive personal Teplies.

O. Who selected the site of the examination will take place and file

Washington Monument? A. The site was selected by George Washington himself in 1TS3. Q. What la meant by "common sene?" A. Good Judgment about the ordinary affairs of life; that Is, round, practical Intelligence. Common sens has been denned as the ability to form correct Judgments based on the law of probabilities; that Is to say

papers. Q. How long Is the Chesapeake and Ohio canal? Between what points does it run? How many locks hfLs it and how far is it naviga-ble? A. It Is about 1S6 mlle long: it starts from Georgetown, r. C, parses through the Potomac. Valley to Paw Paw Bend, from there through the mountains by way of a tunnel 3118

feet long, and therfce to Cumberland. Md. It is navigable for this entire

XO IXSCIIITTIOX OX MONUMENT Elkhart, Ind., Sept. 23, 192 Edltor So. Bend News-Times: So. Bend, Indiara, Dear Sir: In your issue of Tuesday morning Sept. 13, 1922. page C, "Files Establish Age of William Tuffs." The undersigned wishes to make the following statement. "The Improved Order of Bed Men have no inscription of any character whatever upon the fact of the 5.000 pound monument, but only imbedded the old, original marble slab that marked his grave for about 6 5 years. We have a bronze plate that reads, "In Memory of William Tuffs, a Member of tho Boston Tea Party," Erected by tho Improved Order of

I Bed Men." The dates on tho slab jread: "Born Sept. 20, 17 4U. Died Scut. 11. 1S4S.

This is notVli.1 paraging the files of M

the Goshen Democrat but we used the old etone for our record. In äbout October or November of 1917 this Imbedded slab was stolen or

I taken by a relative and no trace

could be found of it. I had taken a picture of the tone before its dLsappearaco and in February. 1920 I Joined the Kedmen and heard a lecture upon Its foundation, which Is haid to have been at the time of, or shortly prior to, the Boston Tea Party. At once Modoc tribo No. Ill of Elkhart started this movement

'among tho 389 tribes of Indiana and

on Jan. 10. 1322 I received a letter

from the man who had the stone j and It was then that we prepared to ; f

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This i. what the CHI Itopn ACTO It j,- d:r-. fnr lon rn,-; pV:, fiel patients today. CI 1 1 KOpRACTIC SPINA!. A DJ T VTM EN TS given with the !..irr hands :.'', re'.ievif! this Nerve pre o, rn1 init possible to.- Nature to have its full sv.i.

Dont w.i it until you are on a bed of s;rkne Analyzed NOW by a competent CHI KOPBACT It unnecessary suffering in the future.

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The Chiropractor i". es not treat thr trouble, but looks for its cause. He finds it and fixe.- : effects the "Cure." (Bights Reserved)

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- The United Chiropractic Board of Educators ha following committee of Chiropractors to carry . v.

campaign for the science of Chiropractic. Art: llshed in thLs newspaper each Monday.

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WHERE TO GO AND WHOM TO GO TO South Bend

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tho ability, given a certain set of I aistanco and has 74 lock.

facts, to determine how any course

of action will probably result, thus tho ability to act Intelligently; to adopt means to ends; to get results. Q. How can ono keep white hair from acquiring a yellowish tinge? A. It is often found beneficial to rinse the hair in a weak solution oS bluing water. Great care must be exercised, however, and the hair should bo immediately dried In the, sun. Q. What Is a personal contract? A. A contract relating to personal property, or one which so far Involves the element of personal knowledge or skill or personal confidence that It can be performed only by the person with whom made and therefore Is not binding on his executors. Q. Is borax used In getting rid of cockroaches? A. Yes, It Is considered effective. It may be scattered as a repellent, or mixed with 3 parts of finely pulverized chocolate to 1 part of borax, or mixed with sugar, "and the cockroaches poisoned with this mixture. Q. What are warts? A. Warts are an outgrowth of tho skin due to undue development of the papillae, varying la chape, size, and position. Q. Who la the Duke of Abruzzl? A. Cousin to the King of Italy and famous as a traveler and explorer. Q. What la the. largest known thing In the Universe? The smallest? A. The largest Is the star Betoleruese; the smallest Is an electron the infinitesimal unit which Is the basis of matter. Q. How many Orthodox Friends or Quarkers are there In Ohio? A. According to the religious census of 1916. there are 5.201 mal Orthodox Friends (or Quakers) and 6,471 female In the ftate of Ohio. Q. How may one obtain a position as Federal Game Warden; what la the yalary? Duties, etc.? A. U. S. Game Wardens receive an entrance salary of $1.500 Pt an

num and necessary traveling and suT.

Q. What is the program of the Unite-d Communist Party? When was it formed? What is the membership? A- The program of the United Communist party in the United States is, briefly, the .overthrow of the capitalist ostein of industry, the capture of all governing powers by the "proletariat" or "working clas," and the dictatorship of the proletariat. As a propaganda method, the party favors industrial union, and figures available on its membership. At the formation of the Communist party in Chicago In 1921, the membership represented numbered between ::0,000 and 50,000. Tha Communist Labor Party formed at the same time probably represented not to exceed that number. The two parties, now combined in tho United Communist Party, have proba'bly lost rather than pained membership aince then. An estimate would place their membership at probably not to exceed 75,000 members in tho whole ot tho United States. Q. What are the duties of a church u?herf A. These may differ with the different churches. In general It may be said that it Is the duty of an usher to see that persons coming to the church are "welcomed and shown seats as soon as possible; to see that they are supplied with praer books, hmnals. or whatever ritual (if any) the church uses. It is a good thing to tell a stranger, if one is recognized as such, that the church always welcomes visitors and It la heped he or she will come aga'in. In eome cases the ushers take the name and addres ow strangers with the object of having church menVbers or the clergyman call on them. In some churches the duties of an usher Include taking up the collection and distributing any literature the church may w1sh to give out. Q. What is the established religion of Japan? A- There ! absolute religious freedom. The chief forms of religion are Shlntolsm, with 13 sects; Buddhism with 12 sect (36 denomina-

t. Cm. swi:x, d. C. Lincoln 2rfl5. EO 1-2 J. M. S. Bids. m. i:. riiOWiiit, i. c. Phono L. M71, 203 X. Main St. . ANNA nUTCHKNS, D. C. 301 X. Main St. PARISH & rAKISII, Ds C. Phone M. 1S48. 605-6 J. M. S. lildR.

TAMILS II. TIIORXU Phone Ii. 101.", 20Ö X. Main St.

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CLARA LUiTLUR, I). C. Phono L. r,sir. Room 2, Xo-Tinics Ill.lg. SMITH Ä SMITH, D.'s C. Phone L. 2190, 232 rnnm-rs Trust Rldg.

MISTIAWAKA SMITH A SMITH, D.'s C. Phone ML-li. 1307, 527 Lincoln Way West.

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use the old marker

the new stone. j There : 1(5 years difference in age : 3

and one year ard 14 days difference w

in the date of death between the

dates given by the Goshen 'Demo

erat and by the old slab. Personally, j jf3

I cannot unders-and how the Democrat could be otherwise than correct In the date of his death but as to his age it could easily be wrong. I have no right to say that the stone Is wrong. Yet right or wrong, we do agree that he was a member of the Doston Tea Party. Northern Indiana claims the body of one of the 60 member;! oT the Boston Tea lMrty. Respectfully and Fraternally Yours. Amon F. Runkle, Chairman of tho William Tuffs mein orial committee.

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slstence expenses, the latter not to' Hons); there Is r.o Ftate religion and

exceed 53 per day, when away from' r.o State support. In 1918 there headquarters- ApTolntmenta to this! were 2. "66 licensed preachers and position are made from lists of eligi-j 1,493 churches and preaching stables obtained &a a resurt of examina-j tin of th Roman Catholic. Grek tion held by the U. S. Civil Service Catholic and Protestant churches. Commission. Persons taking an ex- There are shrines dedicated to the amination of this kind should pos-i eminent ancestors of the lm?rial se?3 a working knowledge of theJlToue. and to meritorious subjects; haunts and habits cf migratory hirdj thes are Independent of any reli-

and be "well informed rerarding thei gious sect, and fome of thom are

Federal game laws of the state in which they reMe. It !s also desirable that applicants shall have had exTv'rlpriee' in game-law enforcement. Peraona desiring to take this examination should And rut from the Civil Service Commission when the next

supported by State of lornl authorities. Q. Approximately how many persons in the United Fiat's attend Sunday school? A. It Is estimated that 23,944,433 do.

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DER KAISER IIIS BUCH Who vas it madt der Cherman race Der greadest peoples, any place, Undt act der world vun awful pace? Ich! Who vas it boo.rted Ut6rchure Undt trledt to make der vorld secure By Heading evryvere Kultur? Mich! Who vag it never villed no var, As often he ha; sedt before. But finally got jroodt undt eore? Melnselfl Who was It Eedt dot France must pay, Undt England a.lsof right avay, Undt toldt men Volk to toast "der Day?" I'm! Who was it sendt his sons to fight But keep der battle out of sight Because der Allies alnt polite? Me! Who vas it gummed der army game, Undt. ven ve lose gets all der blame? I hate to schpeek dots fellow's name Ludendorffi Who vas it vas too proudt to skip But ven he Feen der army schilp, Vent into Holland for a trip? Ich!

Who va-s it, no-v der vorld Is not jj So full of noise undt she'd undt fhot, ß TT,-: . ,1 Ä . 1 . I- ..-. B

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