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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
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CNlNnLERS are getting their ieads to-
- gethar The stock market boom and
business revival WILSON be accompanied
by another mushroom growth of bucket
shops and fake stocks. New sucker lists"
are being prepared and Old ones busted off.
Such is the warning from legitimate
brokers and other financial men.
Fraudulent stock promoters this year
Will take a billion dollars 900 millions,
from the American people This is the
estimate by Henry l.. Doherty, the invest
ment banker
He says Americans are the most Gull
ible investors of money in the world
That's true, Being the most prosperous
nation, we have more TO invest-more for
sound investments, more for fakes.
People read about men making big
eleanups in the stock markets, and others
who became rich thru fortunate small
Investments, Such things happen, occa-
sionally. But for every one who really
makes big winning, thousands upon thou
sands lose out
Money comes hard. Ii goes easy. The
stock Swindlers are setting their traps
Wise men will invest warily if al an.
remembering the enormous number Of vic
tins of the stock swindling cpidemics Of
the past
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
SafeaNards

yITALL STREET gets careless when the
wv picking is easy. Again you're read
ing news items about messenger boys dis
appearing with large bundles of negotiable
securities One lad vanished with $4,000.
He had been hired the day before and was
at large on suspended sentence for steal
ing an auto.
Weak characters should be screened from
temptation as much rs possible. Good
way to begin would be to penalize employ
ers who are not cautious enough in select
ing employees to be entrusted with secur-
ties or cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
- FABLES ON HEALTH -
HEADING OFF COLDS

"If one Of you has a cold and
then iH careless In loaning a hand
kcrchisf. you are likely 20 give your
cold 10 wnomcyer you loan IL to.
Al this moment, Air. Mann had a
word 10 Eny.
and that goes for drinking cups
or glasses. too" he added. There
are plenty u glasses or cups around
the house Let's all use our own
II is mighty easy 10 let a cold that
one Of US has. spread all thru the
family just thru carelessnesa
And It's just as easy TO avoid
the cold spreading by being a bit
careful"
SO the Mann children paid atten-
ton 20 the handkerchief and drink
ing cup warning and. as a result,
the cold that one child had. did
not spread.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
Smoking Room
Stories

gVEs' raid The Boston smoker
i who had Just returned from
Europe. There is some public smoE-
ing ou the part OF women. but
not ON n them have come 20 accept
me fad with grace. Two young
women. strangers 70 each other. were
ut tho samo table IN public restau-
rant. one had Just finished her
meal and framed back 20 light a
rigaref. putting AWAY with gusio.
The other girl, Just about 20 begin
her meal. ala not take kindly 10 tins
smoke. Rather iartly ths said 20
the smoker. 7 suppose you do not
object 20 my eating while you arc
fmokins
"Oh. no. drawied the smoker.
with biting sarcasm. not 70 long as
1 can EtIl hear the music
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
Prison Walls

CTONE walls do not a prison make, nor
y iron bars a cage An inmate of Mary
land pententiary tells Warden Sweezey
that he can escape any time he wants TO-
Warden tells him 10 so ahead and Try IT,
Thirty minutes later he telephones from
outside the walls, then returns voluntarily
The honor system. applied with common
sense, is the best prison wall. In time IL
may be the only wall except for the worst
eases, notably cOuyicts who would imperll
the public ii they were at large
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
What Folks
Are Saying

GEORGE n CONAN ,l,y,rI,t,.
you catch him dead 70 rights"
~ y wt-usrpp s,,,s-t.,..5..,i
Nfiprrsn,li- g-ta1r.. as,,...-,.-., ~,
dren ranns, co ,bc - ~ III ~.
,rbry rlovI, fo., a,,,,.i,,s.. ~, 80
nous repetition. SO. We are going /,
put all students in ability groups ana
maintain them there Throughout,
their schooling. We are going to ist
tho bright student go tho gait liz
mind wurrnuta. and. m the sams time
dent his chance within his limits
ono Is not to be held back because Of
tho other
HAGENBACfI, great animal train
or: "tf science could discover a meth
oil OF stimulating mental growth. tho
elephant yepuId take f, posItto,, 4, "a.
animal Woria next 70 man as poet,
musician and philosopher
GEORGE HORACE roprurp
magazine editor. "you mis-, tr,r,
not to overwork n dollar any more
than YOU wouId borzc T,breo nsr
6 a safe one"
,,ps ,,,prcr ,go,.,.rr,
don. re - :, 80 ,,,,., = : -, ,'o,,-
er,.o,. -, - -. - "a ~ I'M " ov-
80, -, y'iu - ~ = "1i'iN control
dran,. NV > ''''''''' ei''''
W. ~ hANEf' former attorney
genera OF ontario; certainly look
upon the failure OF the Dominion gov.
eriiiiieht 70 take steps 70 prevent the
running OF cohtraband liquor into the
IHitsu states as being an uniriendIy
act toward the United States"
DIR. MARION WALDRTP, Metho.
dist, Kansas City: America Is not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
EX-War Secretary Defends
Publicity of Income Taxes
BY PAUL r. MALLoN

pALTlMoRE, Nd. Dcc. To-
~ In striking analysts or the
privileges Of the press under tho
constitution. former Secretary Or
War Newton u. Baker argued
the demurrer of the Baltimore
Post seripps Howard urwapa.
per indicted By tho government
for publishing income tax us.
ursa
Appearing as counsel for tito
Post before tho United states
district court here. Baker main.
tanned that tho newspaper was
fully within ~ constitutional
rights IN exercising tn prcroEB,
lives OF freedom u the press
when IL printed tho taxes paid
by baltimore residents.
The basis OF Bakers arEii.
ment was that tho collectors
lists wern not returns" as dc.
fined by the revenue bli. and
that since the law directed that
collectors make tho tax figures
available for public inspection,
such availability waa. in fact.
publication"
Were any other construction
placed on tho law, Baker or.
gncd. "wo would have congress
authorizing freedom Of speech
and denying freedom Of tho
press as TO tho same data. Thls,
congress has no power 70 do.
Tho freedom Of tho press means
tho right TO print whatever any.
one may lawfully Say. Neither
can be restricted whore tho 9th.
or is permitted"
Quoting tho first amendment
20 the constitution. which dc.
clarcs that congress shall mako
no law bridging the
freedom Of speech or tho press"
Baker discussed questions tn.
volving the right Of free speech
and press arising 10 tho sodb
ton and espionage acts and in
libel and contempt cases.
The sedltion laws" he said,
were never tested In court.
they are conceded to have been
unconstitutional
THE espionage acts have
been applied TO the extent that
they pennlizc language which
lncites crime. thus making tho
speaker or printer an access
sorry or an alder or abcttor Of
criminal conduct.
I'm libel cosea those who
print, like those who speak. are
held responsible for tho consc.
quences Of their acts, but no at.
tempt Is made at imposing cen.
sorship in advance or requiring
license In the contempt cases
other principles are involved
which arc well known lmitia.
tons on all conduct but do not
concern VIZ here.
Nowhere in the literature Of
our laws can there DO found n
legislative attempt TO separate
speech and tho press in the
matter Of freedom and no such
attempt could or should sue.
coed.
Congress has complete dis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10

erection 10 determine whether or
not secrecy shall 10 preserved
az 10 any OF The facts In it7 ta4
policy Tho protection or the
revenue. tho encouragement aa
20 complete DISCLOSURES as 10
taxable property. tho promotion
% business arc nll conHdrra.
lions which congress may
weigh.
But when congress has de-.
ciltd that tho collector shall
publish a fact. il is incompetent
10 prohibit tho publication Of
tho Same fact by tho press"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
!? ? ANSWERS to Your Questions A.? ?

Q. what Is the zodiace
a. An imaginary bclf in the hr8U-
ems. dirided info re eqngl parts Of
80 degrees each, NTH sign for
each part. The first SIR are SIM
Her signs. the merit three autumn
signs. and the last three teiaier
signs
Q, Who was Uncas'
A. A lIohican chief ~ Coopers
The Lost o. the MohicnHs"
Q. What are the meanings OF the
names Baldwin. Anselm and Theorn9
A. Baldicin. courageous friend
AiselH,. protection Of God; Theron.
q hunter.
Q. What Is a rissoloe
A. 4 S1porv miHcc iacl0scd 81 a
thin batter paste and fred.
Q. Who was IL who defined ciyill-
zation as a process OF making life
moro complex and subtle
a. FredcricE O'BricR.
Q. When was tea first introduced
into England
A. Authorities conflict. Holrcrcr.
PepDs. in his famous diary. records
on seniember rs. 1860. that he had
for The first time drunk 4 cup Of
tea
Q. What peoples first used flowers
az funerals7
A. Possibly The early EOvptiaHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10

H Presbyterian fn origin There
will De- "a arHFs ~ graded courts
composed ~ Bu equal number
on hy and ministerial mgmEfn.
Itut tHrfr ullI Ba iEr .Hu
ln the congregation. then tHo
rrrsFFffg wiih jurisdiction over
dEIuris sind neat che confer
fHrs Above iH0a there pEl ba
special gauftH meeting annually
ouch Ha tEH general council fFa
highest court ana uEa supreme
governing body
ANY church choosing 10 dis.
cent may retain It7 raHErrF3.
lloual property ~ group "
diEsrHiefr organize "a new
church share ~ che property
~ the united church will b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10

what rho rali they would DO.
They were active. healthy chill.
drrn
They have been in my office
about ten times, and always the
same The mother 81 honest and
has p0ire, The children have
had good suggestions and exam.
pies. The children are honest
and natural
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
\ DEB14<6|EE H 81 81

ELL where is the pick him
4 grown person knows
nc causing o
end him
borrow brings borrow You
know that you've back.
II only could then
shy of dough- But there's
0 money
breath borrowing
began paccd by man
and he's still up a ] today.
Copyright 1894
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10

Nuw God ia all right. and 70
would Johnny DO n be- bad the
riFht thoughts end Furgf ions
given him 4 child does not nat.
umlly rrsk evil thoughts or mean
expressions ~ life Tho child be-
comes small edition of the
people around him lie De- an i'm.
itaiUr.
u tho parent lT q sneak. tho
child wiIl soon catch tho ideas.
m tho parent tells the child 10
do ono thing. and does The other
hcrBeif Tor himself. the child viii
coon learn ihht the parent IL not
honest, and no be will not be-,
either
II the parent never asks any.
thing unreasonable from tho
child, and by example shows that
Tho things asked to b. done arc
a part Of the necessary laws or
work o. llfc then the child win
soon do That which lH right
Tho child VIII naturally. III IL
is healthy, be- active ana hub.
bling over with playful cnthu.
fiasm. II mlFt have natunl
outlet Tor The growing cncrgies.
but the child energies must ngyer
have evil suggested 90 them for
e. suggestion 81 ever an incentive
to act
Another mother comes for
treatment and always brings one
or two Of her children along. AZ
sho has no ono 10 leave them
with Tho nut time rho came,
she said quietly 10 me. before her
children, that they played very
quietly. and would not disturb
mo or the other patients Sbr
said IL proudly and with perfect
poiss Tho children did nist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
The Child Initiates!
BY DIR. NJ. W. Knapp

nAIY IoHSSY o. a regular
wi little devil I can't 90 a
thing with him lie in Boz rome
mischief 100 mo time
4 mother aaid This ln my Office
tho other day iu tho presence q
her son. Johnny Johnny was
right on the SOB, living up 10 bis
mothers estimate ~ him. Tho
boy was "a bright ufue fellow.
but with such ruEEtau8us from
his mother he viii. ten chances
90 one become d bigger devil an
tho tlmr. and some day break
tho mothers heart She viii
probably bsm1an tho fact that
Cod sent such punishment upon
her.
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w nraia
Tho Ear rEsd ua question
fEr other daF iH raam fIgu with
"a =faH f printed .aaainE sI
tHf uHuFe that lHf auto aims HaH
accomplished during Ita IartfrH
FEaH
MHR ALICE WAHuEE1T ~
sem Third avenue. aFa
IIfrr BE- q biz gaH ihaf only q
man 1r wealth cam handle
Pilot on large faefe n .auI
EH 600 -fatr- under faH EfHu aHI
Stripes ana build 900 them "a .rf-
urmsHf colony N homes fgr eyed
TfraHH both men auI women.
married and single. ueA and
poor
Ift those wF9 have means
bui.d fhf.f 0Hu e1ffaRr. 90 Te.
Erft % iha colony upon ffr.r
death LIT yEe aeffirmsut o. a1
frIfupp1ufUE ar poe Iais With
large social anu nuIFnr bIiI iH
fhf center. where there would BE-
moving pictures where lla aged
could hear Lectures end musical
rgurrrfF
"irt there De cottage homes
community Kitchens and gar.
drHs
Make ne comfortable Tor Ola
Age
What Erana6r memorial could
"a man leave iu this world than
building hgmr f9r Old AEr7f
AID MARY n Stone Way.
writes.
"C1ull Henry Ford create an
Industry that would offer 20
women with dependents living
wage. tho army ~ applicant
would b. enormous I know ~
fw1 young women supporting
thrro DEPENDENT brsidr them.
rclvfH on q wage ~ $50 "a month
Fan8. wIth the present rate -
rents Among mg acquaIuianers
are others with from ono 10 four
children who haven't even that
wage % 1.-Two on.
There iF hunger within tho
shadow ~ rEaIy city iu the enun-
frg Investigation boz r0me ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
Hottest Place

nEATH VALLEY, California, no longer
II holds the record - the hottest place
n the world. IL was l3i In the shade
there i'm 1918.
That record has been broken at Azizla,
m North Africa. where the sheltered Their
mometer rose 10 over 1876 degrees,
This terrific heat goes 10 waste Maybe
our descendants will can part Of IL for
power
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
NelD Civilization

DRIMITINE man supposedly followed
i the seasons-went north in summer,
south in winter. like wild ducks.
Only the very rich can do that now.
Cheap airplanes making 1000 miles an
hour will come. And they will enable peo-
pie of moderate means TO Jump from win
ter TO summer in matter of minutes.
It's not improbable that the ailplane will
destroy our civilization and bring one diff
fercnt
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allotted them Aa8 general ruIo
all property viii ~ with ifE par.
Dnt church into trF union
Tho relative strength ~ ihe
three uniting rIufrhfH. accord
ing % tHr dominion census "
1884, f0.l1W
Total MrWbsFrh bio CHHEHsFa-
uaHal a6ssf Mrrhodbt i.rgs-
s4is Presbyterian 1905 N1
Church Membership CanFfs
ranar1l lzTfz Methodist f1l.
gEt Presbyterian 90 FaB
Sunday School Membership
Congregational ilIas. Mrihnitt
a51H1l Presbyterian, aszFts.
Donations U9zu CqnEraF1.
tanal faIsse06. Methodist tsf.
Isa6I0. Presbyterian. tIeEsp7t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10

OTTAWA ont p-r 10
~ Tho flint Htrp toward The
creation ~ the United Dhufrb
% Canada" iua hatH taken.
Under ace ~ parliament uu
Methodist Presbyterian and
congregational rHuHhf1 in lha
dominion afe at liberty Co ar
whether rhrF VIII Join the union
"r remain outside Thu=n WHO
On NOT sate at at Will D. r=s
E1Hiol aa faFuriuE b.
STA months hence next June
lo=ihu aet ~ parliament with
regard 90 property rights ana
incorporation win come into
force.
The movement dates hack 20
1859. when ths general assembly
~ Tho Presbyterian church an
pointed a committee 60 confer
with other evangelical churches
looking toward consolidation.
Nineteen yraTa later a definite
plan w1s drawn up. submitted
and approved uug the war de-
hyri proceedings and it ygaa
not until this year that on ru.
ablinE act r1uil D. passed.
Tho REASONS Tor the union aro
broadly given as follow
To eliminate Waat~fuI dupis
cation IN mission fields az homo
and abroad
10 eliminate tho strife and
d7atnsluns between 1refa or ths
Christian church which converts
found &c difficult 90 understand.
To effect economics la admin.
lsifuilou. especially in aparFsly
settled districts
To put thr administration OF
these churches on a sound foot.
Ing
The policy Or the new church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
A Market

CPEAklNG of great undeveloped export
~ markets: It's claimed there are $780,
100000 people on earth who wear no
clothes ut all.
Why don't our clothing makers get
after them? We have the cannibal's prece-
dent to prove that the naked can nj least
be induced to wear silk hats and celluloid
cuffs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10

trcrs ne first Floiecrs haze been
found iH igmbf orer 5000 years old
q. Who was Sarah Camp
A. 4 bibulous sick nurse. char
acfer in Dickens Martin Cbassie-
igit"
Q. In the language Of flowers.
what does the yerbeua mean
4. pray for nc.
g Who was tho Maid o, sara
rossa?
4. Augustine zGragoza. famou
FOR her ralor during tho si~gc 81
'araGossa, IN Spain. BY the French,
Q. What docs the word sterling
mcan2
4. HaHng a standard character.
raIue or fiHcness, hence genuine
ness
@ What is a eant-dog?
A. 4 sling by i0hieh a cast maj
BE- raised and inclined or set on q
slope.
Q What IS tho most valuable
plant in tho world?
4. Probably 1heat.
Q. What does "Esso Guam viderl
mean?
A. To be, rather than 10 seem.
Q Does Canada pay any revenue
to Great Britain?
4. No. Canada enjoys complete r.
naHci1l autonomy
q. What do the words Alpha and
Omega stand for?
4. The first and last letters Of the
Greek alphabet Used sVmbolicdllJ
hlcD mean "the beginning and tho
end"
O. Is marriage between a Protest.
ant and Catholic prohibited by law
4. No. not by am state or fedora
lac. The marriage Of a non Catholic
10 Catholic tDiH only be recognised
bD the Catholic church. proUidcd q
dispeHsatioH permitting such mar.
riaOc Is obtained from the proper
church authority.
Q. when was the international
Centennial exhibition held in Phila.
delphia: where was the site anc
how many buildings were erected
4. The exposition iDdS held from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
A Thought

Cor there shall he no reward TO
The evil man; the candle of the wick.
ed shall be put out.--Prov. xxiy.;2O.
A $ SURE as God 70 good, 10 sure.
n ~ there n no such thing as
necessary ovIl-southoy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10

4 NEwLY.DIs COyERE d
Jungle fruit in Central America
h described as two feet long and
shaped Ike a pear. Thank heay.
en-. IL BE- not a cantaloupe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10

VOt can get an answer 20
4 any question ~ fact or in
formation hy writing The Seat
tie Star Question Editor. l1ss
New York ave. Washington,
d, G, and iuclosing cents In
loose stamps for reply. No
medical legal or marital nd-
vice Personal replies. conf
DENTAL. Al letters must 10
signed.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-03-14
"DANDELI0N BUTTER COLOR"

A harmless vegetable butter color
used by millions for so years. Drug
stores and general stores sell bottles
II "Dandelion'' for 80 cents.-Adv.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-03-14
TOLD IN THE CITY

When love dies Cupid doesn't bother
with an autopsy
An egotist is any man who thinks
he Is better than you are.
A woman clothed with authority
thinks more of the trimming.
II every rose has It's thorn, how
about those howery beds Of ease7
will tarnish II 1t isn't kept in constant
use.
1t takes an optimist to realize that
the hour of adversely contains only
90 minutes.
The magazines certainly print lots
Of mushy literature, including the ce
real stories
It's all right to take things as they
come, but It is quite another matter to
make them stay.
You never can tell. The man with
a long head is seldom the one who
rushes into things headlong.
Self-disclpline demonstrates that
many a man feels like kicking him
self who wouldn't let anyone else do 1t. !
There Is no such word as fail,'
cried the optimist. but there are
plenty of synonyms" growled the pes
simist.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-03-14
WITH THE GIRLS

Women may come and women may
20. but a man can always depend upon
his mother.
A woman's idea of model husband
is one who takes housekeeping phil
osophically.
Most men appreciate the nonsense
Of a pretty woman far more than they
do the sense Of homely one.
Talk Is scarce during courtship, but
the woman in the case more than
makes up for 1t after marriage.
A girl who sits and waits for a man
to propose must feel a good deal like
q cat that Is watching rathole.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-03-14
BRIGHT REMARKS

Have you that rundown feeling
or do the neighbors refuse to gossip
about your
Football is played with the pigskin
and this may be why there are so
many rooters.
A latticework Of two-toned rib
bon Is seen on the latest lingerie, but
not on the street.
Never start an argument with a
man bigger than you unless you like
being called a liar.
Everywhere you see suggestions for
identifying the home. Our suggestion
Is to lower the rent.
The best thing about stopping at
hotel is you lon't mind If you do
get the towels dirty.
London professor is trying to
learn what makes mountains. That's
easy. The valleys In between.
Eat all the cabbage you can. 1t
will be scarce next year. Campaign
cigars must be made of something.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-03-14

Bargain counters never care whose
pocketbook they dent.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-03-14
FOREIGN

| frlnce MaSayOSn1 MatSukata o.
Japan announcement of whose deatf
shocked the nation Saturday, but wht
miraculously returned to life Sun
day, astounding physicians who hat
pronounced him dead, as well as his
countrymen, who had read lengthy
newspapers obituaries concerning
him, is gaining strength and his con-
dition now is hopeful it was announc-
ed recently.
Three hundred persons were burned
to death. suffocated or died in panics
as result of fire which swept tie
important town of Chowteun forty
miles east of Tsinan, Shantung pro-
vince, last Friday. Seven hundred
others were injured.
A treaty Of friendship between Ger
man and Turkey was signed Tuesday
at Constantinople.
The authorities of Kustendil. Pc
trich and other frontier districts. as
we'll as in Sofia, have arrested 200
persons regarded as likely to cause
disturbances.
The Socialists of Belgium, in con-
junction with the Flemish party, are
trying to persuade King Albert to imi-
tate Great Britain and intrust the
government to the Socialists and the
Flemish group. They have a COM
plete cabinet ready to submit to the
king The probability, however, is
that the Theunis cabinet which re-
signed last week will be remodled.
Scottish postment in the Braemar
district, up in the Grampians, are
delivering his majesty's mails on
skis. Recent heavy SHOWS brought
the innovation. At first, there were
about as many falls as deliveries.
But now, the men are experts,
Page boys in London hotels are
earning to speak French. The man
ayers say it will be helpful both to
boys and guests when the crowds be-
gin arriving in April for the great
British empire exhibition at Wemb-
ey..
Arthur Henderson, who recently
,ained a great victory in the bye
lection at Burnley, England. also
las two sons in commons. Only once
efore has a father and his two sons
cen members of parliment at the
anne time, according to history.
Foreign trade returns for February,
announced at Toxic, show
rat imports exceeded exports by
IS, ZOO. 900 yen. An adverse balance
nee January l of 25S.000,00O yen is
orrying business leaders,
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-03-14

A woman's ability to pity others
gives her a lot of pleasure.