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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-26
BOY PIONEERS
OFF FOE CAMP
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
Parents intending to visit their
boys at the camp this Sunday, which
is visitors day, should notify Sec
rotary Wallace if they intend to aave
dinner there. A train leaves st. Elmo
at 9:44 a. M, Sunday and one
returns from Leesburg at 6:23 that
evening, going through to George
town. Visitors should get off at
Compiler Station, this side of lees
burg. A ten minute wall, TO the
farm of David N. Rust will bring
them to the camp site. Mail should
be addressed to Scamp Rust, care
A. B. Bullock, R. F. D. No. 5,
Leesburg, Va"
The following is the roster Of the
Pioneers at Camp Rust: From st.
Pauls Troop, Edward Scott, First
Pioneer, Reid Dunn, Donald King,
Fred Landon, Herbert NIcCrae,
Jack Mccullough, Carlos McCul-
Tough, David Bayliss, Charles RHbey,
Robert Cochran; Daniel Boone Troop,
Howard James, Louis Goode, Edwin
Cockey, Frank Spencer, Burdge
Cation: Virginia Troop, William
Moore, Sidney Snellings, Blake
Parker, Richard Parker, Harry
Humphreys Gardner Bender, Clar-
ence Bende:; Eagle Troop, Kenneth
Rhodes, Lester McMenamin; Alex
andria Troop, Marshall Hayden. In
addition t. these Pioneers, two
Scouts, George and Wes!cott Hill
and Franklin Baggett were in the
camping party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-26

ing in the Illinois Central freight
house discovered paper carton lab
eled "Wina, "a per cent" 1t was
part of a shipment from Parke, Da-
Wis and Co., Detroit chemists, to New
Orleans. The men prepared for a
"bacchanal;ar feast" They drank
three of the twelve bottles in the
carton. They used tin cups from the
water cooler. Four of them died in
agony; the remaining two are fight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-26
SPORTS

The Vinegar Hill J'Aggravators
on Sunday afternoon defeated the
Locust Grove "All Stars" by the
score of II to 0.
The game was intcrcsting through
out, both teams playing wen po'
the score tells its own story. Whlte'
an the mound for the Aggravators
was invincible, receiving Sterling
support from his team mates Oh 'he
few occasions when his opponents
rolvod his difficult shots and con-
rected.
On the CHER hand the local AZ
rravators i,ad blood in their eyes
everything looked good to them ana
the good support of the opposing
pitcher was unable to overcome inc
pood Judgment of the local boys IN
placing the ball in safe territory on
numerous occasions.
Dodd and Grover led the bat Fest
with home runs. Grover making inc
longest drive seen around here THIS
season, driving the ball over the
ton of the pines in deep left field.
il was terrific smash and the OPP
posing team looked on IN open
mouth wonder.
These boys are playing good bali
for a newly organized team ana
would like to arrange games with
local teams.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-26

The president of the United
States, in conformity with a reso-
luton of both Houses of Congress,
has issued his proclamation, rec
ommending that the second Thurs
day in September, next, be observ-
ed throughout the United States as
a day of HUMILIATION AND
PRAYER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-26
Ngul;1;s IN The Gazette
l08 Years Ago

schooner, only, had been up as
far as the Narrows; two barges
had gone above, but done no in
jury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-26
BRITISH SQUADRON.

The British squadron in cur
river were on Thursday at 5
o'clock at anchor between Black
stone and Georges Islands. Vi the
former thy had 2cssessio" a2.i
sunk wells,-the force about 70
sail, including transports. Sew
eral re-inforcements had been
added to the fleet within a few
days. 1t was reported that Sir ).
Smith had joined them. 10 lant-
ing or attempts to land had been
made on the Maryland shore, since
the one near Cob's Point; nor did
they show any disposition to mo-
lest the inhabitants. Two briggs and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-26

doses. I think the government
should prohibit the shipment of such
drugs bearing wine on the labels.
They should be marked poison
The four men who died were Al
belt Sturgis, P. j. Coffey, Thomas
BMarrett ard Michael Ward. The
two survivors are JOHN D. O'Neil
and William Sippel. 1t was O'Neii
who confessed to breaking open the
drug shipment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-26
NEARLY 100000 GERMANS
KILLED; -4.246,s74 INJURED
In WAR

Berlin, July 26.-Germany lost
l,792,36S nen killed and 4,246.s74
wounded from 1914 to 1918, accord
ing to a revised compilation of the
German casualties during the war.
In addition 100000 men are still
reported as missing.
The losses in the navy, which are
included IN the casualties given
above, were 34.256 men killed and
81 ,0s5 wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-26
ing for their lives.

Such was the tragedy disclosed
today by the police who have been
working on the poisoning Of the six
men since July y at the direction
of Coroner Peter NJ. Hoffman.
1.-The mer drank wine of colchi-
cum seed,n said Coroner Hoffman.
1T can be bcught at any drug store
An adult dose is third of tea
spoonful. The six men drank 720
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-26

acknowledgements to have
an audit Of Augusta county books,
several hundred taxpayers held
r1ass meeting today and, after
mucn speech-maklrg, decided to en-
ploy an expert accountant to can
Tass the accounts Of the county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-26
HOTEL RANIMEL.

Business Mems Lunch 75c
Summer Specials, Prices Opposite
Olives 10c Sweet Gritten 10c
Tomato PURGE 15c Clam Broth 15c
Prime Ribs Of Beef Soc
Planned Sea Trout 35c
Irish Stew 35c
or
Cold Assorted Meats 35c
Boiled Potatoes 10c
Green Corn on Cob 10c
Dreamed Squash 10c
Pies
Peach 10c Apple 10c Cocoanut 1Oc
Old Fashion Rice Pudding 10c
Watermelon 15c
Coffee 10c Tea 10c Milk 10c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-26
TODAY'S
THOUGHT
DANTE ANNIVERSARY

VI UplIlOll WIZ " W
among the leading scholars
of the civilized world today:
as to the four greatest
names in literature during
the past two thousand years,
one Of the four to receive a
unanimous vote would be
italian Dante, whose tomb is
at Ravenna. While there
might be argument and diff
ference of opinion as to the
other three, there would be
none as to the immortal poet,
the six hundredth anniver-
sary of whose death will be
colnnlenlorated in October
of this year.
The "Divina Commedia"
has been termed the archie
type of all Christian poetry.
One of the great commenta-
tors on Dante says that "this
poem enlbodies the "Catholic
view of life, and for this
reason is all the more whole
some for study by modern
Protestants. The threefold
future world-Inferno, Pur-
gatorio, Parad3so-presents
us the exhaustive picture Of
mans relations to his deeds.
The Protestant future life
omits the Purgatory, but in
cludes the Inferno and Para
disc. What has become Of
this missing link in modern
Protestant Art? This in
quiry is a pertinent one, for
there is no subject connected
with the relation of Religion
to Art which is so fertile in
suggestive insights to the in
vestigator."
Dante discovered all hu-
man life stripped of its
Wrappings. The deeds Of
man in their threefold
aspect are Judged in this
''nystic, u n f a tn 0 m a bl e
poem" Human response
bility is its keynote. What
soever a man does he does
to himself. If he does vio-
lence, he Injuries himself. If
he works righteously, he
creates a paradise for him
self. By the Divine Purpose
of the Universally the Alb
solute-every deed is seen in
its true light, in the entire
compass of it's effects. Mans
deeds, placed under the form
of Eternity, sub specie eter-
nitatis, return into himself.
This is the final adjustment,
the "end of all things" >
the Last Judgment. And
this judgment is now and
always the only actual Fact
in the world.
Sin is indissolubly bound
up in pain. The sinner, so
far forth and so long as lie
is a sinner-shall be tor
mented forever, for we are
NOW and always in Eternity.
every one Of us"-says
Carlyle,-''is a Ghost. Sweep
away the Illusion of Time;
glance from the near-mov-
inc cause to its far-distanJ
mover; compress the three
score years into three min
utes,-are we not spirits
that are shaped into a body,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-26
WAR OF 1912 AN EAPEkl-
MENT.

eve are about to ascertain, by
actual experiment, how far our Re
publican institutions are calculat-
ed to sustain the shock of war, and
whether, after foreign danger has
disappeared, we can again assume
orr peaceful attitude without en-
dangering the liberties of the peo-
ple.'. From Debate in Congress-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-26

ristol,-Approximately $4,000
is being spent by the Enterprise
Foundry Company here in rebuilding
teh old rolling mill, formerly owned
by the Virginia, Iron, Coal and
Coke Company near Euclid Avenue,
and making improvements on the
plant in preparation for eventually
moving from their present location
On the corner of Ninth and Shelby
streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-26

LIQUID LABELED WINE" KILLS
FOUR
Chicago, July 26.-Six men work
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20

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Mayor aMth al he d interest H d dma alb
v Maeh d fth dgv
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through
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form
increase gha h cleans dg ~
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-04

Der @eoesmetler gelagt I'm Ger
gabs bat mio6er oufgefiimt. Ser
8e6esmeiler bat fid en- Eubspid
getddelt TN bat 6ie @ebie1S aus ieie
ne 8abn erausgepidt. Mter ion nit
iage, bat er riemarft, mas 10 e paar
Mebiens for Ell @ffeft ben; mild
tpcro es idon gang 6uiielid IN
meine 8ieb1 INT i9 fange f9on an,
6oppelt gu iebn. Mit ei1em Meal
bat er geitort 51 iinge, III oa IS Der
gtobrfieper fo1nrne I'm bat geiagt,
mer Ionte made, BOB mer aus oe11
2afaI ena1ts fomme bette. Ct batt
e 9rinf emporium, atptper feiae
gdngerfeNban un per 6rinfe tpol1t,
Ser NOR menfomm, mar atptper itt.
ge tpoqt, Der iout an oie Stritt
gem.
@en, tpenr r1er 10 e freunolide
Snmitebi6en frtege 6ubt, Damn is es
am bette, tpen11 mer ii9 aus oen
@taub made 6ubt. @efobr 6aB mer
fort fin gange, bat Der @eoesmeiler
Sen @abs gefragt: u5eb, mas ben
sic 6enn ennibau III Sen 9rinf &C.
midit gebabt?" lin % iagt er.
nids ols nie rote @epper, Mottmed
I'M e 9inpidel. ~@S fin bod ou@
@eblins brin", bat ser 8eoesmeiler
nod gelagt. u&ebiens, n%attings!"
fat ser Mann geiagt; for Die
S9mietneB ZEN ib in ieoes @las e
menis 2iderii@ geoabn.
SET m0dt i6 idubr gerng piile,
Oh mir perf1i@ 10 @inosfno6e ge-
meie fin, 6aB mer ge6enft batte, III
Sen Stoff pdr en- Sid.
@omit i6 berbleitpe SINE Sbrn
lieper
Ybi1ipp Sauerompfer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-04
9ie 9rmdfraft Der gflanset.

ST. einem Srteobof gu &annoper
bot cine 8irfe einen idtperen Sano-
1teinblod bon einem @rabe abgebo'
ben. Mu1 o110ertpartS bat man
ldon otter io1de gri6einungen boob
a6tet. @s lag 6esbalb nabe, 6ieie
&raft1eiItangen at mellen. So bot
n1a1t 3. 8. bere@net, Dob eine 10
8entimeter 6ide nn6 100 3entimeter
Ianae 8aummur5el ei1ten MuBenornd
bon etma 5000 &ilogramm ausiibt.
uno oas iino i%eoenfalS &inoerfraf=
t. gegen sic 2eiitungen oider 8nr-
3eIn uno ser unteren Settle Der
StGmme. Man fat feltgeitent, oaB
ste @egenfraft, oie aufgemenoet pers
Sen mub, Inn 6as 9tdenpadStnm
zines 8aumltommes at berlangia>
men, 1O-15 Mtmoipbdren betragt,
alio einem Drud bon 10-15 &ilo-
gran1m auf ie6en UNDERGRADUATES
6es @tammes entipridtl 9ur6 einen
Drud bon 2-3 &ilogramm 1aBt
ii6 ser @oum nod gar 1ridt it0re11:
@el6 rieiige @rafte alio eir padr
fender 8aumitamm bon 8. g. 1 VIE
ter un6 5 Meter &0be na6 a1 Ben
ausiiben f0nnte, eriiebt man 6aralts,
eab er nit 6teiem Stid BET ieiner
Difen5unabme etnen @egenorud bon
,5OO,O0O-2,500,00 600 &ilogramm,
ameroingS nit perlangiamten @a9s>
tum, nod iiberminoen fonrte. 81
net @egenorud bon 30o,o0o-45o,.
600 @ilogramm aber tpiroe iold
Elm @ieIe ~uberbarpt ni6t merten
na6 ii9 in ieinem 9idenpa@st,1m
car ni6t itoren Iaiien! 8enn man
io1de 2eiitungsfabigfeiten erpagt,
10 fiebt man, oaB Die ertpabtte
Srieobofbirfe nnr cine ftnolide Mr.
beit getan fat, uno beritebt e1oltd)
audi sic 3erit0renoen Wirfnngen
qr0berer BGrme a11f &alfgebirgen,
fobal6 es thnen einmal gelnngen lit.
IT. Sen gpo2ten SUB gu faiien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-04
@ananem=aleiber.

uBananen=&leioer" un6 vMnonas<
8luien" lino Sic neuelten @o6e-
id0pfungen. Die &eltiime baben ie>
ooa nit Sen 6rudte11, na@ 0enet1 iie
genannt mer0en, nidts gu tun, ion.
bern Tie merben aus 5toffen bette
fen, sic aus ben 8ana11e1- uno Mna=
nas-Gflon5en %gearbeitet lino. Gin
fran5oliider @rfin6er, Ser niele
SATIRE in Niearagua un6 8raiilien
lebte, bat 11amli9 cine Maidine fo11s
ltruiert 0ur9 sic gum @eber eeeig-
5a0en aus Ser 8ar1a,1e, Der Nnanas
un6 qnoeren Taierpflan5cn geponr1el1
meroer fDn11en. Das Blatt ser mill
Sen MnanaS 3. 9. gibt einen Taben,
ser mebr als le6s SUB lang lit uro
0ieies @elpinit ion li9 mie cine Mi-
{9ung bon 8aumpone unb 5ei6c
perbalten. Ser &ro3eB lit abnlid)
mie berienige, ser BEL ser 8ereitung
beS s5ladies a%naeiuenoet miro.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-04
@eradtet mir Die Meiiter nidt!

gs mar einmal Elm GROCER. Did,
ter, ser ging> mie ,es b~eriibmter9ente
Mrt lit, bel auf &eiieH. gires Nadts
I6lief ct in einem Sotebett un6 cine
@ar6e - freb mie cine 8on5e -
laugte li6 an Sem 9i6ter felt uno
oeleftierte fi6 0aran.
Mls 6ie Mitpan5en 6as am Mor'
gen borten, iammelten lie fid auf-
geregt begeiitert Inn Sic fre9e Wa115e
uno fragten ltiirmii@:
Scum, mie finoen sic i'm?
gu lieber @ott - iagte bic Wan5e
latt nno nidt obne @nertennung:
OILS vDi@ter", ma, ser lit ni6t nod
meinem @eidmad, aber als ~Meni9"
- uno iie ledte nadgenieBerti@ ibr
SreBmerf5eug - als Meni@: bot
3iigli6l
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-04
gor 9uubertfanfsie sa9ren.

IN Sabre ITO, erlieB oas Na'
ri1er 8arlament - oieien Namen
fiihrten oamals Die @eri@tsbofe
Sranfrei9s - folgenoes eoltt;
user irgenoeinen mannli@en nn.
tertanen @einer @taieltat. mlttellt
roter un6 peiBer @bmlnte, @llen'
aen, fiinltli9er 3abne, fali@er Saa'
re, ipaniider 8aumtpoae, eller11er
S6nurleiber, @eifroden, S@u9en
nit bobem &aden ODER faliden Snt'
ten in Sic 8anoe Ser @be lodt, miro
meqe1. 8auberei perfolgt, uno Die
,Seirot miro fir nltn uno nidtig er'
flart." = &ente lit auf Dem @e'
biete oes Maunerfanss ieoe @or'
ipiegelung falider 9atiaden ltrat'
frei. Mber 111r auf 6leiem @ebtete'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-04

@e Ben11
bidtes &aar BEL Der &opftpa1d)e
leidt rfibt", 10 peri ude man etm'
NAL folgenoe Metbooe: Mtan la1le
in etma 2 @int @aiier Elm Stld'
den feingeidnibelte @eife ouftod)er,
ferner in u @int @aiier 1 @blof.
feI BON 6o6a. @eiter made mat1
einen aroBen Gopf reinen 8aiiers
out banotparm nno fteae iid Elm
$opf6en gum ausi6opfen oa5u.
Sum itreife man oas forgiam oura-
aefammte Saar iiber Sen &opf IN et.
ne Waidl@uiiel uno 9iebe Die 60
oaloiung bariiber redt gleidn1aB1g
aus. IS folgt Der pebergl1b eines
Eeiles oes @eifenmaiIers, benz ii@
fraftiges Moiiieren Der &opfba1!t
an5dliebt. Sooan1 miro ber Nelt
oes @eifenmaiiers ibergeidiittet.
mie6erum maiiiert uno enoli9 Dos
flare marrne @aiier gu grhnolidem
D%urdipilen bes geiamten Saares
beuubt. Sos in einem Grotttertud
aasgerungene Soar laiie man oar'
ouf am .Dfen ober our9 @eoelt
nit einem Saider trodnen. ales
bos ldbt iib %aasfubren, obne oaB
bas &aar b%eionbers rourfeina'1oer.
gebradt mIroe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-04
0ie Mieiemblatter Ser @ictoria @e-
ala.

Die gictoria @egia, oieie be-
riibmte fiioamerifanii9e Sdmelter
unierer @aierroien, lit nod ibrer
gnt6eda111g 6ur6 .6en 6eutiden
@eiien6en &6nfe I'M Sabre 1901
iiberaGbin mad europa gebradt
tpor6en, ober nit Ser gr0Bten Sorg'
folt mir6 fie in England ge5ogen.
Sic 8ra9teremplare I'M 2onooner
8otaniiden @artet ba6en nun III
6ieiem Satire cine gera0e5u eritautt'
li6e @roBe Ser 8latter erreidt.
9ie ouf ser SberfI1de 6es @eibers
%l6mimmen6en 8latter iinb bis 5u
einem l1mfang geoieben, 6eiien
Durdmeiier 8 SUB, 6 Sou betragt.
Die rieiigen @ebiloe getpdbren einen
cbenio eigenorttgen mie feiieln6en
@nblid onf Dem @aiieripiegel. ST.
ibrer b%ollfommene,t &retsform, benz
Siefgrin ser Slide un6 Sen roia-
farbenen oufgertdteten &anoern
abneIn iie groBen ~i6mimmenoen 81
1Gen, Die BON rotl16 a~usltrdDlen1
Sen M0ern 6urd5ogen iin6. Sin
oltsgepadfener Marn fann mil
2eidttgfeit anf einem iol@en 8latt
1teben, un6 ma1 bat gefunoen, 6ab
man mebr als 400 Bfuno Sanb
auf ein ioldes @latt Ia6en fantt,
bebor es nnteriinft. 9ie u,1tere
@eite ser @ieienblGtter beiibt Elm
Sdubipitem bon i@arfen Dornen;
sic @artner miiiien sic 8flan5e11 nit
GROCER Sorgfalt %beban6eln, meil Ser
fleinite &iB bon bieien 9ornen cine
gnt3Mn6ung berporruft. Man
nimmt AT, SOB 6ieie Dornen Sic
8flon5e Dor SEN rduberiiden In>
griffen auer mogliden Stere in oen
@a1Iern 6es Mma5onenitromes
l6irmett ionen, in 6enen iie lire IT.
beimat baben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-04

= 8ermuidung. @eitl Gin
2orn): &c EauienofuB iouit Sc
iein - ur6 Dir maiden miiien ale
Sag Sc Sub'!"
@ingetrodnete @les'
@ineetrodnete @las'
ii0pieI uer6en boourd gelodert, bob
man um Ole 5topiel ettpas Wa1ier
1dittet nno DIES cine belbe 5tu1l.
Sc nirfen IaBt. 8etrol uirft nod
ihneuer, lift ober nibt INNER oil.
tpenobor. Das grtpdrmen beS @las.
baI1es init %brenne,1oen 5d)peielbola
lit ,ebenlo gut un6 einfader. Mlia
Bel poritebenoen &ortitopfeln 1T Dies
Wittel a%ntpen0bor.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-04
Grfaater @nni&.

2pei Sreunbe ginsen bur@ bic @taot
In einem f90nen @ommertag.
Ser cine, Ser elm 9i9ter mar,
5prad: rM9, tpie's brauben blubt tint
@agl
mi6erau Elm @ogelliebl
Nuiiberau ein Blumen6uftl
$, tpie es MIDI na@ brauben 5iebt -
Sd tpout', ib fl09e bur9 Die 2nftl"
aaum nod, bab Inn bas Bort entz
f9lipft,
Sat i'm Elm Sdnauferl nmgepnfft.
limb tpirflid-tpie CT fi9's getpinidt-
Da flos er audi 1don bur6 bic 2uft.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-04

AHa UeH SWup'
pingtrip, no id
NIT Sen @e6es.
tpeiler gema9t
gebabt ben, lin
mer aud nod in
en- Stobr font
me, mo- ie 9eb'
Dies $ Stadings
~berfauft BEN.
MiiIe sc, Die
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-04
0femer shrttbebrtff hes
Nbtltpp Samtra,m4'ter.

155.
Mein liehscr &err &eoadtiondr:: -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
oh, Folks! Beware
of MetatarSaligiQ

PORTLAND. Aug. Ever
suffer from auto fooss Wei. n
you drive y car. be careful you
don't catch II. Auto foot. 40
corviing 10 DIR. n. r. Clifton.
president Of the National Asso-
citation Of Chirppaiists. who
passed thru Portland yesterday
on his way 10 the annual con-
ventioa In San Francisco. In the
newest asnbulatory handicap
which threatens The American
people, Tho scientific name for
auto foot Is nsetztar~sligiA-
NO." SID Dr. Clifton. In cx-
painting IN the nrw diseAse
'.auto foos II not . result Of
walking back for gns nor kick
ing tho radiator 10 make the en-.
gfnc start II h . consequences
Of tho constant strain placed on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
PICTURE THIS
LITTLE DRAMA

Picture for yourselves the follow
ing little drama.
The sun scorches down and Mrs.
Seattle Is not immune TO heat In
fact, she In 30 hot that she is cold.
She has been 10 bargain. She is
tired. She Is hot and she Ia irri.
table.
She In wearing pair OF shoes
with heels once high but which have
been worn by many such struggles
ms this. 90 sianung bits OF paper and
leather.
She piows w~arfiy up the street
They invariably are. these feet
coolers. Ahead looms the front OF a
Seattle shoe store.
Standing In the doorway In q dap
per youth who has apparently moth.
Ing 10 do but watch the maddening
crowd and who In. most irritating Of
all. cool and compliment
Mira Brown pauncs. Some perverse
little devil within her Whispers
Go on and pretend to try on some
shoes. lie has nothing to do. lie
won't know the difference. Just
think how hot your feet are. Don't
be fool
Mira Browns win II strong. but
her won't IL weak She falls for the
line OF her timer SELF and turns
into tho store.
CLERK LOSING
GOOD NATURE
Five minutes later tho complac~nt
clerk IL losing a little OF his good
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thu small bones Of the foot--sbe
m~tatarssl bonr~--by the op~r-
alton OF the clutch puiaI and the
brake"
Motiwn dancing wa declared
BY Dr. W. r.. v. ltesrssburx. first
wire president Of Minneapolis.
MIMI. 10 be another prolific
source Of foot troubles
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HOW DISARMAMENT WILL EMANCIPATE WORLD

OF the members OF the conference
ponds whether China In TO become
an independent nation. or whether
may best be displayed. on them de
the special interests which virtually
render China impotent and helpless
are to continue their hold.
The question OF the territorial In.
tegrity OF Asiatic Russia will bring
TO the front japan's occupation Of
the maritime provinces OF eastern
Siberia and OF Sakalin island, where
Japan Is operating extensive fisher.
lea. Japanese colonization In Man.
churta and her occupancy OF vAdi.
vostok arc also involved
In the matter Of communication
the whole question OF friendly.
equitable relationship In the casab-
fishing and maintenance OF wireless
and cable stations win be developed.
BELGIUM AND HOLLAND
To HAVE A VOICE
Both Belgium and Holland. IN adj.
dltion TO the SIX powers primarily
involved in the conference. viii be
permitted TO make representations
In connection with the Far East
questions.
Belgium has extensive interests In
China. Belgian capital owning the
Lung Hal and the Kow Ching raii
ways and the great Kai Ping mines.
Hollands whole life as a trading
nation depends upon her rich island
possessions in the Pacific---the Dutch
East fndiea This comprises a huge
territory with 10000. geo population.
Without these colonies and q free
hand in developing their markets.
Holland would BE- reduced TO the
status Of a fifshrate nation.
Important but secondary to these
Key questions. arc the attitude OF
Australia. Canada and New Zealand.
and the new position In which the
Philippines may be placed as a re.
suit OF the conference.
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Changers to Picnic
and Hear Speakers

Eight Pomona oranges will picnic
in Point Defiance park. Tacoma,
August IL. according to posters dis
tributed here Friday.
Speakers viii include Gov. l. l..
Frazier. North Dakota: BENJAMIN G.
Marsh. head OF the Farmers Ma
tional council. Washington, ID. CT
Warren +. Stone. founder OF the Co
operative Bank of the Railway
Brotherhood. Chicago. and William
Bouck. OF the state grange.
Special boats have been arranged
for. The event Is forecast as the
greatest picnic ever held In Point.
Defiance park.
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Elk Teeth Seized
by Warden Beach

County Game Warden A. J.
Beach Thursday seized elk t~,th
valued AZ more than 1880 with
their mountingx from three Seattle
jeweiry establishments
Sale OF Elk teeth Is In violation
OF the state game law. Warrant.
nave been issued To search other
establishments