“CW3 am or "our

~ A I PEI‘ ‘tin 0‘ “ v,” i‘
ie waynii American newton??? "9'
3,“, .dvicp»giV¢'ll by Winston
college crad-

tlu-_New York lierald-Tribune.

vhatlltn-~ av.

been be has remained si- the American
trong‘ 031' M

at. _ . climate of lceland
lChIschill'l 8831783 ‘I ""9 °f
“W 0‘ 0"’ """°"¢- ‘“°"‘" "'9?! hundred tlaciers:
ut ,_c!I=|-'Pl5°“ °‘” R “ER” "° Pm‘ ese are pleasanter
dylcc Wm tlmulh ll’ ‘” “l""k"" .thsn the hundred volcanoes and
9  Urginl Pe9Pl¢ Wjgeyser which has a temperature
e more talkative is a l.!'0tlble-D\Il(- Q 262 degrees Fahrenheit. .

by it and many who now , i!;'l~€:l‘8Un8 ¢°""'l“
bin}: that silence is golden are 5 ° .
‘I - .plause of the Nordic
Jo. ¢°n=1"‘° ‘W “'°" “;ireidhd is ideally situated for the
’'‘"-‘'.i'' we ‘uh’ u would  a maintenance of race P01’ll¥- Th?"
llllllll-Y if “ml” “"65 “f u‘““"‘.is no reason to suppose that the.

.\'iking breed has been appreciabl)"l'"'

adulterated in the thousand years;
' Iceland occupationhr I p
, . - - ~ . is s-»
‘”d’''.‘’‘ ‘‘''.‘'''"k’ “M u’"" '5 we i‘".‘.'5'."“u"“a2 Illlitneifillhtl-troll“ with the.
“and t W‘ Too many m."e‘.y quota problem. 
91795‘ lb‘ ‘mid’ M others‘ which ‘: As though Iceland’: isolation were

WN9 9”" 5”" ‘.~ “'t'°"" “km not already sufiicient. the Icelandic I
‘GROW F9’? “"9” ‘n' d‘'‘'’ “ Mn“ Parliament lately put a stop to the
moi’ 80)’ mm‘ 913"‘ “&,"“"” importation of foreign goods. pre-
ferring to return for the time being
to its old self-sufficiency. Denmark
_ , might once have had a say in we
bee" 3 tn"! "la. matter. but Iceland is now on

_'Part of the Englishman's address
can no doubt devoted to uritmlr ll"-‘

,._...__..‘..—~-——— ;.
CON'l'RADlC'N)R\' EVlDl'IN(‘E
. Sarcely has there
which more con '
as been presented than in the lrco-libanisli fcderation. .
iuld-loch case. The tone‘ of the ,- in the essentials of civilization»
iewaatories has been contradictoryicelaiid does not talze a back seat.f
ind much of the evidence of one'ln literacy it could set ‘the United‘

mum bu confided with mug of States an example. “It is said that
“wants every Icelandcr knows the sagas

‘ ‘ _ ‘I. .V *:. V.

issllitsl address to _
now holding a convention in ‘Boron-

aearch, and have been conquertdr
in. .one by one; how the
. lwhile giving a
d ,branchea of irivestitation. P7015304-
'a stimilus ‘ll
,, zresul ’
not hesitate to mention the island's fl”? 9 . . .
“hour Iwhich would not have
mg. in many years under
of tions; and finally,
.l0

;and prophesyinlr .
efforts, science will eventually elim-

tect

h “° . . . .
t-ordance with scientific teaching.
1')’ 9"ld°"¢9 'equal terms with Denmark in the q " ‘ “ ' " ‘

3E17oLIslJ FAIL fro

. 1’

  

O
Q a.
.

bi

_ n.,.
1
\

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1--1‘

David  how medicine’
anged its outlook after the me-,

of Louis PSI-.1
succumbed’

recent war
setback many
lines
ted in a complete understand-.
of certain troublesome diseaaesu

mg of knowledge?
been obtained

the enormous toll which

UN
human

to this waste
Drawing attention to the preval-

ence of disease in civilized countries, ment.
' medical ill-ventilated, ovencro ‘ .
frv- Its’ prevention is fundamentally de-
ently examine people while they pendent on the provision of better
rently well. in order to de- environment and the education of
' incipient departure «from §t
be normal, and to teach and urge Builders of new cities should keep
modes of living comfortable to the ever in mind the aim of ‘no tuber-1 I
culosisf Mankind was born into air

some

is of personal health. and

public health authorities must see

it that environment is in ac-

 

, 1.oNooN,1ug. ll.—British in.

be con-.

ittorlielp in 3*-li»9m¢,“l-3 l-‘Wed l’°‘iproportion to the population. Reyk- lfcssed. some ‘musemem, the N. e

fore Rlihert Franks was murdered javil; knows the co
‘ass MC even his position as at-
; '1 th - QSC trad' £07)’.
n.."""”.rl... lad... ,.°.‘.’.3....d‘.§.. .r I Lora arm round mm as er-emu:
. fand°hospitab|e as do our aviators.

‘rug? ‘by  ggomey Cwwcdiere is one‘ land that keeps its
mgnaf ”'l“’u‘: 5l°_°“u‘h";‘1‘§°:'m icenturiea more. !
_t even ives o a ll‘
i.eopoid=‘shd Richard Loeb are com}
tradictolly and what could be more
contrary to human behavior than
the  they calmly planned and!
fearlessly committed‘! ’ 3

by no means melancholy

There were 85,088’ persons whof
tailed to vote in Kansas City during ll
the primaries. The total registra-'
'tion for Kansas City is
'total vote cast for gubernatorial
it-andidates was 69,324.

ctun AND CLEAN SPEECH

The ilien who aretryiiig to im-
prove telephone service believe that
the telephone teaches ,-its users to
speak clearly, accordlnlrlo a writ-
‘, in one of our busigegg magazines. State Fair at Sednlia. Special con
3. fly; gut the human cu. oflengflftfi will be given along
catches the meaning of a sentence._'n:
of poorly enunciated words that Ho"
spoken over the telephone would be
but » a jumble of unintelligible state highway
= hard surfaced

   

l
A special train will carry the Boy I
Scout hand of Springfield to

 

the way. ‘

Paola, Kan.

system

‘ lot‘ envy for the opportunity given
“mu h.nd' lcharactcr rind is likely to do so for ju‘°i" Am°"°°" b"°lh"'“ m Mk‘
fat fees

"18
| IN AND or Missouai is _ _

.1-.riglish judges
W C

do ‘at justice by technicalities of

15'‘-‘“2' Th” Ifil’ most American judges they are}
lab? to check any effort of the aort.§
3 0 '

insanity and crime is different in;
the-England from that in most Ameri-'3
. ta '

_ can is
‘is “not guilty
band will also not Kansas City
. 1

Fifteen per cent of the 7.640-mile ‘_ implication.
has been ?v.realthy murderer,
and work has been illairy Th

. . ."l{.°Ps ‘ind am°“"‘uf alienists now going on in tttllel
ities of life and its inhabitants are Chicago mun at ‘he "in! 0‘ N”;

D“'‘‘-'‘‘- than Leopold, Jr., and Richard Loeb.g

There also is perhapsjust a tinge‘

tter

laced

how wealthy 5 
the defendant might be. "
have little patience

of the counsel to

a , and as their power over pro-i
re is much greater that'-

begin with. the law regardingl

e American verdicti
because insane,” while‘
English verdict is “guilty, but;

n

two formulas carries a deep‘
In the case of as
as for instance,l
aw in New York. the cul-

 R 5, ‘n nnformmu fut ant w,l'done on 2.665 miles of the total ‘iprit may. after spending a longer or2

system, according to a report made

‘- }~ufi°n 0‘ ‘loam’! ‘Dunn’ by the State Highway Department.

lwe drqi our g’s with impunity and
Ibo color our vowels that the finer
Ilhadesrof pronunciation are utterly
lost. Whenwespeakoverthetel-
ephone, t, v. is and d often -sound
.alihe,asdonand m. lnorderto
" iah initials we ‘ sometimes
use words beginning with
to designate them.
'‘ Host everyone has ‘heard that it
isagainstthelawtocurae over the
 At any rate it is true
that less profanity is used over the.
telephone than elsewhere. Even
“IN! '50?" not temvted to swear TYPHOID FEVER scouiici-:
find tinemselves was better inn-l DYING our IN AMERICA
-‘:.‘:..5*.::‘.‘:....''"‘‘‘°' .. :‘°'.:.‘::.?;‘.::°.:.".w- -r--s  -
Froai Disease.

ction.

done to don.
Dave Sullivan of Mexico and EL‘
iner Vomund of Martinsburg are in
the Audrain County jail chiirged

90" 1° with grand la

pany wheri: he serves as an assist-
ant, and disposing of them to Vor-
mu w 0 sold them at his restau-
rant. I

 

Everyone seems to be more careful
ofwhathesayaaudhowhesaysitrny um“ p...._

.' The telephone has already been WASlllliIG'l‘0N, Aug. 11.--Ty-
’ Mid ’ summer

P _
scourge, is dying out in the United
Statcs.

.3

Twetyyearaagothearrivalof
hot weather inevitably presaged the’
3 0 7 from ty

clearly and useclaaner language it‘
is lndfih blessing to mankind.

saovwnainc ‘l‘liE.Bl.AlB -

_- The miadoiuira of; Detroit pos-
jtil  were brdndcaatdto the pub-

flllciiacmuy in headlines 

taincd during his majesty's plegg-
' he beco

Pboid: the quaranfiaiiig of many ‘ca
homes, and overtime work for the
doctors.‘ _
result of the work "

zahorter time in a comfortable asy-!
alum, obtain medical evidence
More than $1,500,000 has been spent filie has
on ' A total of he has been found “not guilty," he?
$”,9‘4,S"" has been spent on work ‘goes free, the asylum having no:
‘power to retain a sane man. '

that;

recovered his sanity, and as ;

In the case of the English ver-5

moor prison for the criminal in-'
sine, where the treatment is much!
the same as in ordinary prisons, and 3
the sentence is that be is “to be de.’,
'.
ure. ' This means if meg!

really sane ‘and the authorities are.

lsatistied that he is not dangerous, lets of confiscated property.

he may be released by are home.
secretary, but if for any reason it is
believed that he is not safe to be gt

and no counsel would attempt it.
a very important case; perhaps,
one eminent medical man is called on
each side, and only quesdong ‘ff

it.
In

_ allowed along the line of whether-

  

. " ‘W __:‘.'-‘a

’_ .» ' .
«- - -’.-~..i..._-...

ready enormous adeaacas have basal
ducted.

those in power tosoe that their
peoplo_lmva.inadditiou tlthlnfi»
withplantyodlkhtandalr.agood'

typhoid fever, _

,ilar success is reported in the

.of diphtheria serum: among, the civ-

ilian population. but preventive
oasurea aga th

ill‘
' jnow coming into vogue. The
'-ccdure employed is to bring about
an active immunisation by a mix-
lturc of toxin and antitoxin in indi-
viduals who have been shown sus-

cc
ci

‘[1 SIld:
over
.1 “greatest scourges of civilised com-
munities. It has

to be mainly a di ease

ilish courtsfiinlwhich persons of low
UNDERSTAND TRIAL ‘.’.‘;....'2."".i’.f.'i"‘.'...‘.'.‘;f§’..3'.i"'I."}'° ..-.~‘.f.‘;’.. $5;

or LOEB, LEOPOLD ;{;i;g'
Zthefr low mentality.

«by heart. and that in no other. , . _. . - -—-———-—4——————-
h» d f ' . ;3ers are watching witn interest and . 3311135 [A303 mg”;
DIITOW. C '95 9 9"“ country are there so many books in nmuemem. and’ it must R

i Both sides agree to appoint com-
irnissioners to
1831?. Be. being a convicted murder-'
. ition. After all propo
er, can be detained at B ad I . ,
moved to mother prism:° "‘°°" °’ ihave completed their work and all ;
Sm“ ‘ ‘P°°l"°1° *3 * ""0816 by gliritish government will submit 
alienists for weeks is impossible in lp;;-1i.m¢ng . pmpoui to “name,
this country. No judge would allow '

 

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‘ HE TAKES ON ALL OOIIERS

9“ i~i-‘--3-4
"av-B» in ;fi-.-=
dfliuturé Doctors
"1taiI!be‘a'l5|3 tin’-‘iv’-fiwflb -‘

to width aoeolihih but Ila

A

"Itisoaaoftbe8rat dutlgsof‘

i

ll“

'war to protect typo fnoni
and continued: “Sim-"
use not ‘A

inst is disease are
pro-

ptible, to the diacaae° by a ape-
llc test." ‘

ng attention to the unsat-
sur-

n known from

“Tuberculpsis, however. ' appears
‘a of environ-
Ita birthplace is the sunless,,
wded ms

t
0

l

poop in physiological living.

and sunlight; but these are more
than his heritage; they are the ine-

 

they would be acquitted in,
American states 89%

NT 1

Four Months‘ Conference Ends Ill
~ “Eleventh Hour” With Two-

pletc failure had
Tuesda The fortunate conclusion
of the four months’ conference was

who. while realizing the impossibil-
ity of bringing the British and
Russian viewpoints into alignment.
wanted above all else to save some
portion of the treaties so laborious-
ly formulated. I

The eleventh-hour arrangement
entered into by Great Britain and 3

J
5

treatment in return , _
export credits to th! Sovid. The ii
British coasting trade also iq grant-
ed moat-favored-nation treafinerit.
Under the general -tr-oaty.the two -3
countries enter nto amagrecment \-
regarding fishing rights in northern 1‘
sis acknowledges lia-

waters.
bility to British holders of pre-war

diet. a man is sent at once to Broad- ;Ru”-an bond’ wd 

tiate with the ' ,I
to redeeming them. The miacellan- | ',
eoua claims amassed by owners of I
private property within Russia will ‘.
be considered as a whole, the idea  ‘
I ;

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o
i
3
3
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on
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being that Russia eventually will
y a lump sum indemnifying own-

investigate these
laims and agree upon compensa-
sed committees

C

details have been arranged. ‘

1

rs loan to the Soviet government.
iThe Russian,government debts and
also its claims on account of Great
Britain's intervention on the side ‘
iof_ the White Russians will be put _
‘little until a remote date in the fu-
ture.

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the
I’.

guhu-uauirial candidate willcareto‘
guifishiablg couiiwy l

A of supporters; _ _
will beheld Friday in Kansas city fins “'0 J“'"°'
cam

chairman to take charge-
coinmittcca ofboth
flie second Tuesday ilI,3¢P‘¢Dl>¢T ‘-0

A ‘Baker has not yet discussed ugh E?"
e

Republican nominee
_ years. is considered
‘ like ’ choice

The’ nominee for governor in both ,

been mentioned for the chairman-‘
ship. Among them is R. B. Brew- Aiaericin Minister lay
ster ‘of Kansas City, senatorial nom-
inee in 1922 and a leader in the Ba-
ker primary fight in Jackson Coun-
lxi  082*

330*‘ Flmh ?'_N°' u‘d’ld- f°"' ‘coming home for conferences at the.
merly state oil inspector; Roy Mon- mum. D¢pu.tm.m_ which
ier, Carrollton. chairman of the 1”“ immmnt ham,‘ on (“mm ".1

the

because‘ of ‘,'p;u.ce" M
"2"  Clements. Macon. now '
_Republl‘can state chairma _
1-;.|o|c1-:3 oven 1'|u:.u'\' itire. as he has been elected national ,
;comniitteeman. 1 I y
E A .  for age Democnticlopment in that country in a way
Estate organisation said

for 
of Hannibal; Stephen ll. Hunter of

Cape
Springfield,
due largely to Premier llacbonald —.—.—..—-

    
 
 

    
    

  
   
  

 
  

n. _
llrs. Kate S. lion-ow. Warren:-'

, Democratic nominee for soc-»;
r-eta?! of lute. lt l»° 79'

‘been In
1 BUILDING MANY SCHOOLS l
*'—*7-7"‘,

ow Carrying Out!
in Its llistory._ ‘
KANSAS CITY, Mo,
92:. : -——'l‘1ie largest building
is not believed now either '7 ever undertaken by the Kansas City
board of education now is being car- ,
ried out, Charles A. Smith, archi-g
-tcct for the school board, announced
lrecontly. Thirteen schools, includ- I
high schools. are:
being constructed at a total cost of 
$3 000 ‘

followint

bghlythequatlfioltttttct
fliestate.
partieawill

I - l

b With the exception of the 'Ceii-_
mcetltral junior high
inot be com leted until September..
1925, all the buildings will be ready i
use before January 1. Sgvcn of 1
structures are ex be =
for the opening of the fall !

ternber 1
l Most of the buildings are in the 
of the city where the ;
in population has
' ' ' Three of
gr-ed the buildings are in the 00d '
mg My, . mm. district, between Kansas City and:

Baker
paign manager. but Enloe was con- t1nd¢P9"d
a.

We ‘
by many as occupying that The work being done in Kansas‘
. :City is the largest in volume for‘

any city of equal school population ‘

“End-m‘ to pn,“,dem';in the United States, Mr. Smith

parttflr

‘name the chairman to conduct the -

lstate campaign.
Several

, nuiunisiiz l‘.A\V' AD-V—ER8B i
“he? “WWW “WI ~ no U. 3. on. iiiriiiiiisrs;

 

Returning 
l-‘rota Bucharest-—Stay Ilay
Be Prolonged.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1l.—Amer-

“'9 " ican Minister Jay at Bucharest is‘

tax_commission; and W. C.‘ Unimd gnu,
”'Y"m'- and Romania. .

The subject of the ifiacuaaions.
n, will re- ‘will be the recent act of the Ru-:
manian Parliament, covering min-‘g
'ng and oil exploration and devel-

todgy ii W33 ;that is held here to alfcct dversely I
that the new ?American interests. par-ti '

’ posits.
Officially, the reason for Jay's re-
in to the United States is “for,

ha
, including'Sldnc'y no’;-
,in this country will be ‘
and the date of his return to his:

a. P. hi. ln:David of ‘
lpost may depend on the success of

Roy Cherry of Macon

‘\

GoneOut of Business

HERE is an old Latin adage which says, “Caveat

H888.

  

  

school, which will ‘ ‘

may have}

Gratefully.
ROY C REED.
‘ Adv.-29

2

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You are missing opportunities it
you do not read and use llissnnrian
«want ads. -

.......... .__ .._.

   

ANTI-II)-—E
bushel. Pl

J  1; The Shirt You
Heard About!
Tl-IE ‘

~ RAFT

pfarsnrso ’

ANTEI;

Shirt

  

g! ..5

IT HAS Tm»: VAN HEUSEN
COLLAR ATTACHED

    

“J the ordinary colflar-attached
white shirts didri’t quite l the bill.
Comfoa-table—yes. _ But more than a
little sloppy. ’ v__ ‘\ _

(Van Craft solved the prohlcm._ It has _ I‘ ‘ c :50 month.
the you must have--and thcino by W "*5-0 OM17‘
¢°mP3?3bl¢  334 ‘maflvan .5:-. I 1205 it. [iron

was collar, more -. 
comforublethana coliac—  "'--~—
_ , - V  ‘on SAL}-.—0

llF'itaudmacerialarernatchleaa.VanCraft' :.’§.g‘ f"o:’;‘°'" 9-?
decor-area all occasions. You'll be proud  “ r :°m0n? Mg‘
to wear it. Get one or-two today. ~ j r, ,,,n,.,_ ,:

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, I ' ‘ t.‘ Price 86,001

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he County Ho:
Broadway, ph

roan

 

it nr:.\"r—2
light housclceq
rpadi Dll0n(' 

O

Emptor.” Translated, it means, “Let the buyer I.‘ A I R Igf.‘_\';r:1
» . - ' on risti
beware.” ' -‘ 1074- la’
It put the burden of seeing that one got his mpney’s I   1 3 ';;f:;;=“*3cI
worth on the purch_aser. It warned llllll to enter a shop ‘ ,   n Bain. Jr.. 1
with his eyes wide open, to have faith in no one, to keep  -:2 mm-:§,:
his fingers crowed and then trust to Providence that  'l bill?-"°'"-"
he didn’t lose his eye  injtlie bargain. ,  A W ‘ ““""*
Advertising has put “Caveat ‘Emptoif’ out of busi-  grhrnfiiiuf

Today, merchants and manufacturers

’ ' and dialmiroval of a‘ dis-
. It is easy for the
  d plentyi-of oflier
dollar value is given‘ and where they practice the mod- g
cm slogan. “We strive to please.” ‘“'  -3 I}

'llhegoodwiIlofthebuyin'gpublicistliegoalof.. , 
seller. Without it,his business cannot ‘suc- _   

to  the
"tigfied custao L
p winner and“

themorbrn

  
 
   
    
   

can't afford

cllfitoiner to rid]:
plaoes""‘where real

 

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ceed.’  ,3, "Wm .'
r ‘ ' _ I . _ .‘*2824i~ed.'
Ever'ytime_ he advertises he puts  good name in

yourlnnds.    ‘

"°:.““.“?'°*“°°“-

I fo biiyadve

must  They must-

" Tliafs why it pays to read the advertisements and .

It’s  Policy