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e. ..
 conservation is one. -in
other wbrdn. that--reaches at '

A indirectly to every‘ individual. it‘ is
ultimately the conservation of the
famly purse. No one. class alone is
benefited by \aVthoI'0II¢|l'¢°ll|8 con-
servation program, though‘ some
classermay benefit more than oth-
ers. Assuredly it is the‘ duty of the
present generation to safeguard the

' 1l:ia‘u‘»-ha: mm the result of this

':i‘ly-ateeinatttutioris oflearniugl is us
-.,I 'safe tosaytha_tsuchw!lnot_

it fully. We-’,hsve
been asked to accept the theory of

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irito new birds the new

Louis XV ,was born

.E~...‘~.‘o g-w .7

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nlng four-  
and though tbes‘

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onshsnd.

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in June,-;

um’. . « lo!
' bonds were
;period. ‘ Th
"‘ ‘he P°“”";:j;urmugmut
"'5 l and

speculate as to

of th holder of this
.1XVisqnotcdassayIng‘thatthep,
. vernmentwouldlastaslongasm
9"” lire an and what up
lthat did not seem to interest him
Ifoi-he said. “Apres moi le deluge."
-the- parchment

After

s in such

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~--.-J.\-5‘. -,--(:4-a..:.".A‘ Cho-
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gn of K1ngLou1s XV
 to the throne in‘1?15.
As’he1_nsofly»6ynr-asldaregent 5“
a to A the gov-
t diiriru the king’s minority.
,N e of Orleans. first
gr prince of the blood. was given ‘the
‘place. Under untry
;was. centinnall
lvexae of run
YUCQDC Ohd the

the Scotcbraan, ‘John Law. These
issued -‘lhriry

hisrulethe

vemmslfi

205 years

c s

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1.‘ 54'?" 1’; -2

‘f _-9 "' I "cof CtVifiO¢ by '
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or bmusht to
in’ by the folly of

this
is prevailed
the reign of Louis XV
‘ went bank-
_bond. Louis

pened -after

good~,'_“condition' that it
V“. “"3" °“t‘bids fair to last many times that

3""? Illlength of time it‘ treated well.

same

is for thirty thousand livpes‘and'
was issued jby Jean Dc Turineni
as representative of the King. Th
bond was the t985th one to
issued.

v

evolution in order that we  un-
derstand something else contingent.
onit. Bolnbwweasapeopleare
-rcnlly going to understand what is
meant lg the scientists when they
tdllra that man came from a lower
order of animals. ’
é‘  «There is really no cauaefor worry
on the [art of either the evolution-
ists or the anti-evolutionists. ‘l'he
then:-yin beingputtotheacidtest.
The layman who is interested in
corn and hogs. in automobiles and
baseball has started out to find out
what evolution actually is. On his
3 findings" will probably rest the out-
; come of the battle between the fun-
! dnmcntalists and the evolution_ists._
' , w-9-3--cs--am -
? SUCCESS IN A Ll'l'l‘l.E TOWN
lnalittletown,sosmallthatEt
does not appear even” in'the railway
. guide. was written some ‘ of the

inter-exits of future generations and
it is the duty'of the government to
see that the “best minds’ are con-
stantly studying how conservation
of the Nation"s'natural resources
may best be accomplished.
Pulses! Pansfaolm

lf _.ga.sollnsé ‘prices A and gasoline
taxes hecp on going up, the traffic
probbm will ‘adjust itself.-—Sioux

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Any.froe.ci.u'sen can do asbe
PIGIIII. except _ for his conscience.
his wife, his landlord andthe neigh-
Europe calls Uncle Sam a Shy-
lock. but  willing
to wait sixtyyears he might have
obtained hii pound without argu-
”W  5”‘
Iuuaousmlliel animus

' DREAM Oi-' lt!'.'V0l.U'l"l0N

C053")! W-'es%erh—___-looking for a Fi-
,.aal Show-Data. Despite

_°'Dvora worked on his famous . ;_ u_
‘,‘F'rorn The New World” ‘symphtry. '\nv.‘:orn¢‘aur."rnen
s- V , Q ‘ull&.PY'C ’
It "‘ um’ am 5'’ "°" hi‘ 3" (Combat ins. huh: ctamo may re.-.

rnorweaoue.” He has said that the
wind rolling in the’ prairie graces
inspired him to write.

fiowtmany there are in towns like

Company.) '

lJONDON.—lrtdications of the In-
tility of tb'<l‘or_idon coal truce nia
y-reports iilteringin

V

seen
fromthe
of am, had uh Fun. of and’ that flit -anthracite strike there has
flying-our an nu ma may ‘R nothbeen  by the peace ne-
Raids on the pits and rioting is
reported to be continuing. The Rhos
colliery is. completely flooded and
,coml!l"ln us have been cut or.
The Communists there are said to
be using shot guns. The miners
have rejected s cc ofler and no
. anthracite, coal is moving from
Swansea. '
The writer visited Cardiff on Fri-
dsyapdcsmetotheconclusion that
no matter: how the ultimate strike
iihefltflllbdld 53170 wit.‘ the “'m_in7ers
. create iscontet “an _surly
-good. inspiration doesnot dwell on and dwalt a final show-down with
’ the shores of some distant lake. it  it is no efluflition
5;‘ 331.5. mm. of fig. egg,’-; in 5,. to asy'~1hat_ thegreat hull: of the
‘ ' million miners centering around
Cardilf were bitterly disappointed

the tears under the eyes of the,vil-

Whtm the fates place us, if

when the order to strike was can-
belled. A

London ‘is  "aware of the
intense’ rancor in Cartlifi, where 1

is  that creates.
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inecarl
-Annan.Valley which state».

He is now attending

nomics.
Cornell University a

course. iii: explanation follows

By United Press (Copyright
her: of legi'slative bodies

the knowledge and clarity

time to do this or that.

er.
ciations till the mail and

they- say - improve

FAMOUS LAWER8 MAY

in the case for
I

   

alfairs of T Ennessee.

to study current eco-
United
bbed bill to set forth his reason: for this
_ Bl‘
CONGRESSIAN CLAREKCE IacGRr2GOR
ITHACA. N. Y.-—Probably at no

time in the history of the world has
it been more necessary that mem-

DROP E\'OLli110!\' CASE
Appeal in Scopes’ Trial Will Pro-I 35:95;

ppea ayton was due on-
tirely . it was only
when e announcement was made
that the moner was -

e
Jmixing in the private

Prcu ‘

l9’23.I

have a

wider knowledge upon economics’
questions than at the present.
future welfare of the United States 10,.
depends in a large measure upon

The

of mind

of the members of Congress.
V Csngress is being besieged all the

The cry

for change becomes louder and loud-
Propagandist-organized asso-

the air

with "demands for legislation that
i conditions
and  “a” better civilization.

Are they right or wrong? Most

of l

mands for the
of wheat.
‘ why?
. 'We have the matter of surtases.
Shall they be high or low‘!
taxes?
How shall the problem of capital
and labor be settled? V
is the Federal Reserve System
correct or not?
Why should immigration be‘ re-

It was purchased
°’owner in one of the little book‘
Wstalls which lihe the banks of the
b°;seim.- in Paris. These little stalls
, 3contain a vast °
The bondLcb'anged hands severalgesting things mixed in with bales
times as is shown by the signatures ..of worthless material. It is always
on the hack: nd each time it passed fascinating to rummage among the
owner litter and discover things of value;
at least

paid 150 livres as mutation chargsxif not in a material sense,
in 1710 and of historical interest. -~

bytbeprese

on of inter-

st

What

Congressman Bec‘omes;Stupdent; 
Attends Summer School Session

‘time they have been wrong. But
C°"’ members of Congress
equipped to act intelligently upon
schemes presented to
country and human welfare.
king instance is the dc-
fixing of the price
' od"or bad on‘

lsxtgo

about inheritance

stricted or unrestricted‘!

Should the government own the
public utilities?
Should we embark upon all the
panacea: that England is adopting?
These are all questions that ‘con-
That

should

nefit

front members of Congress.

is why I am here at Cornell>study-

ing economics. i believe that mem-

.-olving these ma
intelligent minds.

1 ability.
I the cus'e

bacco G

gressofthe

Since

tors.

the World War.
properties val
owned by

been -paid for by the gro
arrow

s

The burden of preparing
at Dayton fell upon Judge
:11 and one or two of his local
ates.

' rs’ Association are get-
ting ready for another "sign-up" of
contract.’ There will be sage minox-
lun {changes In the contract. but the pro-
pool‘has satisfied the
zrowersd-uring four years of ope;-.
, atjon in

the pool.
1921 the price

totaling

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Should education he national or
111'.’ '

ny problems with

of tobacco
has increased from almost nothing
to an average of 20 cents per pound,
according to'“r'-eports of the direc.
General business ’ conditions

are better than at any time since
50138 Warehouse

M at $3.0_l'.I).000 are
00139811!’ and have

won.
115.000.1900

pounds. have been made to the R. :.
1;,  'l';>"bacco Company since

the
the
schemes ..

nt

the

es i..&‘. ;.}It§‘§'C I ‘O - 
. .. . _ ..

, w4g?il3§9PEo1ME1iS K  

(1

tric _
cry-‘as a‘ chicken. were among

YINIPQC1
hereontheS.S.A
searchin

port wha ‘ W

“an almost unparalleled collection

of deep sea fish
Beebe

creditforthesucwssof

'11 .
ing through which most.oi' ‘the he
tofore unknown specimens were ob-
tained. '

serious handicap to the diving op-‘
stations. and Beebe po
fact
Mrs. Charles Fish. and Mrs.
T. Van took their lives
hands when they assisted the drv- al
ers

Becbe's cabin.

marshmallow;

P
the majority will be turned over to,

the museums. -

ed" fish has 500 minrat
phoresccnt bulbs, and in darknessitiy United
has the appearance of an electric.
s’ l

is
about one hundned miles southeast‘¢0!'!'98P0fld€!lt.
of Coney Island where he stoppcdffrom R31)’. so lonlz 13
for several days on the return trip.f1lali8n 8051-

Twentieth Century Pioneer Returns
1"‘ ll rtfi Pita.

Bill" Hurray.
pioneer, is‘back' but not beaten.‘

psnsc of land in Bolivia.‘

c ..
falfa Bill" is enjoying ‘a breathing’ THOURTI Olficiflls C8" Press
spell dufing which he is J ' ' ‘
new colo ists. ,ljl
and harder sp rits for the adven-

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new-'=-s Yr,-AUGUST cases.-or 

issue»

or BE-‘E81? INCLUDE   T
ILLUIQINAIED. FISH E... 4. -2..
New voruL—A ‘bobbed-hair» W“; 

llluminatulwltb“ - '
lights,” and a third as fcsth- LON

T ‘ .
A

‘mom that have ar'r'ived:?.t.o slander a  _

rug or an by the public. is partrcnlady
Zoologi
Returning from five months’ re.; ’
" regions of the‘,

t scientists described uI3¢’”‘,l‘h'l'
Publication of

attributed much of theproduccd a pretty quarrel.

the cape-‘out its comic sidelights.

to four
shoulder to shoulder Wrifht 5? L0?‘ 313533099» ll"?
in the doc -sen b

div- nrous statesman's vertra lo

rlously published in .England.
Man-eating sharks ‘proved a’ l“'°"

inbed to the
Lillian Segal,
‘ John
in their

fin‘ Ruth Row’ -_ a dead man. you are also a c

.vB(-cause you the
swallow such inventions, you
' so 1' ."

the letter

family sent

- r ~ Th
As die Arcturus slid into its dock, w,;gf,,_

Ihdut in ‘N89; made a public apology in reccn
or lay in preserved; pe,.S_

n the exhibiti n ‘tables in? The

There was a °

Ollé W88

daniing rays formed; Not the least comic sidelight

 probably is right.

‘ 1 ream‘ b . th ,!- . 
lOSY:rll'1c {:1 bersonnl edcxnlnin§ti(d:1.:li' 5' ASKs"T'u“ To

PROTECT CORRES

talivc Ordered Expelled
by Mussolini.

The so-called “electrically light sen
' o

urc. ph s-
P
WASH

ign.
Beebe said several of his rare.K0\‘€!'Y1W-‘Ht


ala-

slarukr auybndi
the’ is a serious matter infilltllfldu 
' statesman. 7‘8V€1‘¢3
‘ dan-
% so¢i¢ty';§ gerous, as Capt. Peter Wfighf. lit-
oceanographic expedition. feral)’ man. has just fully drscov-“gm

cred. _
In his recent book “l’cltI’aILs and

Atlantic and Pacific oceans. wnriamv Criticisms” Wriiht seemed G184-

Beebe.  explorer. brought to1,8lv°D¢  beins ca hYr-°¢Y'l¢’ ‘"3 3
‘ this statement re-
fverberated through 5381335 find
not with-
The first
young women who step was pléen in I letter to $1’.
‘o
so
1-,»- The letter probably was the hot-
test document of its kind every se-

S .

“Your garbage about Mr. Glad-
stone has come to my knowledge.
lYou are a liar. Because you,slsnder

award.
public will
are

hoping he would open suit.
3"» it Pm’-‘°““‘d “"3 g'’"'’'?1 ‘P’; But Wright is standing pat and re-
p¢8l'IllCé,Of 811 aquarium.’  Of’ {uses to make any "Q
every conceivable shape, size and, tuck down. am,“
color either swam
glass

_ in e and
gh his publishers
t pu-

Gladstones are now talking
of “running Wright out of Eng-
88 U'8!l!3P8!'°Dl 88 81885? Niothfrl land." The press cannot quite make
'closely resembling a long toastedzup its mind whether the aflcir is
700311)’; worthy of serious notice, but still is
mouth. another mostly tail; :1 jell)’-Egiving its columns to the story.
fish whose
a corona; a butterfly fish: 8 trill-ithc whole afinir is the

be ger porcupine -fish; and one whichgconceded knowledge that
’could not live outside the sea.

generally
Wright

ll.

to

of

. d
rorzorzxr g ,

Chicago Tribune Fear» for Rcpre-i

fan‘.

f.\'GTON.—The State Dc-I
.partment has asked the ltalinnih
to accord protection?

pecimens were obtained at a pointlto George Seldes, Chicago Tribune,

ordered

-—°--—-~ _ _ i.ment.

“ALl"Al..FA,BlLL” KFTQURSS llrletchcr at Rome. was m
‘by an appeal from the Tribune
.pressing fear for its
.-tiw.-'s physical safety.

0ltla.—“Alfslfs 2
twentieth .cenmry‘¢i0I) 0T_ lht‘ J
order, allowing Seldes
gm. with 5ome.llmO to arrange for departure.

for New Bolivia Recruits.
H
TISHOMINGO.

year ago he 1

sixty venturesome followers to."°P0rt on the merits of the case
. spend two years experimentingihave been received from Hetcher.

with agriculture in south A;-may-j¢a_ but there is no informat_ion”at the
The plan was to colonize an cx- 513“ Depflflmfm W 5'-lbstlmilu-" --
:charges of the Mussolini govern- A .

Nogr he is back     58!“. out Hilfi-

olonists are also heré——and “A7-‘lfildifiz di5Pll¢h¢8-

recruiting ‘ OP! is 29097311)’

3 other American corres pondents

Action by the depart-
talrcn througll Ambassador

I-‘letcher also has secured mitiga-
immcdintc expulsion g ‘I 
sufficient ’

believed
e 5991;; new moodfin Washington that the action of

med .
ex-
represcnta- i

No

in

‘ad gafltséfgth igwt °’~‘° ‘° ‘if hlghlii Cg!-rt-s_ also tum. tilome in protesting the expulsion
_ ° ° , 333 “P011 is s on c . Judge with 3 ve,,',, upcriencse 3,, t},e.as unjustified, indicates that the
coa.o:u.'l:a R::..mTsp:u§'g:}l:..m.sm:l:e°?‘ll:£o°‘ ' "3: "“"' 1”“ " ‘5 “id profession of colonitation. “Col -, _ 4 ,4__ _ _-_  __  .,__
1 1. rats: ll. me ‘ me pan °{."h° d°' Murray, as he is known to the Bo.‘
WASHINGTON.—The death of‘ ten” “pen” “may ‘mi “'11 h""‘ livian government. is determined HATION BROS-

William Jennings Bryan will have 2 gm 5333:? °°n'”d'f3"b'ydm°E°d°s to make a success of it this time ‘ 99303-57033

no effect on? the appeal plans of‘ . "‘°"°‘ °"“"’ - 0 Fl‘ '1' - month. '

John’ T. Scopes. of Dayton Tcnn.,l1\“l.meE“°“. himself 3'8 m.u°h “ his “band relurlrid disillusioned,‘ He'll... air A your 3
  fol‘ Vlolltlllg Tear‘ pD°'5sl Q gut!!!‘ the prmlngs at homesick.  broke. ‘C Fllfil

nesseo.-‘s anti-evolution act. Mtg» ”°“'_ ‘ll 0909 more he is the kmwkdgc of how to cope with com. want. r-Araa.—r-Anurrs
Brynn’: untimely ukinz 0!! maxi m.“m:,’ “Pd 'f “'°'° " ‘° "" “." ditions existing there wrought hav-l- "“"“"’m‘°‘

rob the further proceedings in the; f.‘°”tl‘; _ °‘°”‘“'"l_“3 9‘ "'9 '-‘V°1“‘ oc with the pioneers. Mn y i -.-- :' -::-~-*::_-

case of some of their national in-31:.” “- the cud“ mu be lurch. and his familv were left ere‘:

te Hit it was never intended: ls‘ - ‘.1039 with . gm“ {rug 0; had? COMPLETE LINE
that he should be active ‘for the‘ TOBACCO GROWERS ‘#8 and no one to “.o,.k R.‘  
3-:l;}nh;1rPh0ld!h8 the conwcuon In. To sjcx NEW C0,,-WA-Cm Th e who know him say “Al- Crntchea rested at 25¢ a

° W _ °°°'“- ' _ _ Bu_ —-———— falfa nir1"‘!ixmy.is_oxe man for A week
 ':..-::;"‘.:*.;:b*.::.°:.w::;l ""*::.:..:'°. 1::    .°:..  °°°= .: PM ‘W °°-
- 0 9 I l_ 9 ric Oka ma land owner. e
“Weld Elm will treat fmheq The A 1:“ -6017. staked his "pare" on Bolivia. Speal:- , --_ __;;:i,:_ .g.___‘:
the defense. Their e rs of the Barley To- er of an fig-gt mu hw” of "p. . V .

is ,knpwn here '
ornhgo." He
gained distinction as a lawyer and
a politician and was one of the

 

first settlers of Oklahoma in .its V \‘fl' 
wild six-gun days. , . -
NOTICE ‘no r-Amons 74 
I will not be inony  between  

the dates of Au. 3 and Aug. l0_._

Please transact business according-
ly.

this

Ill

‘J. .  « 5
AGAIN .rournArs; 1'35 "0"" ': mmnu
Janus Oliver Carwsoil Till ,
Pruen
An‘ old‘ roa¢l,_"down which

‘ s. eaplo .
lovers, is the “highway
novel. Beca

wdod
than
for 0 its
scented

ern‘fo!'ests. _
' As for the story. it is swift and.

pic J _
romantic old Quebec.‘_'lth their rm-;

sioncte
tion to

are dark-haired‘dantht¢Y3 0‘ the‘
old seigniors, and gallant woodsmen
who love honor can a good fight-
'l'herc' arc lndian princesses
mysterious strangers and m
lieved dead

mula. used rs only he knows how

to use

shows him to have gained in tech-
nique and
Highway"
own the world-old trail of romance1
nd who can resist that call? i

cient

" lia
WAS

equipment finds a market the world
over. oven the Far East and Africa
purchasing more than 1! million dol-§
:11: Worth a year. according to De-.
partmentof Commerce reports.

m."°.¢u-a-any * It iathe “"'+
;ucau1lr;,;s;;osniI°3 '3'“ °‘
sovu!l8\llI°'g¢"-"'”'“‘ “° ‘x’

S book, it is
or "The Ancient Highway"
' e bal

'v { . ’ . §
 pm-to how.
u ' W
tciriime.‘ inferirr

rim-n mama other south

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- ‘lime  ll"-‘
ts “Ancient Highway. J hflun‘
homeseekers.
of life" inl
it is in Cm'-_

stations with P0“!

use
needless to ad
ha
background th . sam-

dcpths of the great nortb- "aim: -0 {cl its

ernment. Man)

‘"83 ‘ha lntcl ‘mi dew). are known to -be in épera

their forest. country. There‘
dfo merchants cf

;Frcnch, German, and
. ceivers share the field about

it. but in a fashion that

versatility. “The
lures the reader

- World Radio Market. I
lil.\'GTOl\'.—-American radio‘

..m

nit R. A. WALTERS.

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