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Old Masters

There's a whisper down the field
where the year has shot her
yield,
And the ricks stand gray to the
sun,
Singing: "Ovcr then, come over. FOR
the bee has quit the clover.
And your English summers done"
You have heard the beat of the
off-shore wind,
And the thrcsh Of the decp-sca
rain;
You have heard the song-how
long? how long?
Pull out on the trail again!
Ha' done with the Tents Of Shem.
dear lass,
We've seen the seasons through.
And it's time to turn on the old trail.
our own trail, the out trail,
Pull out, pull out on the Long Trail
the trail that is always new!
It's North you may run to the rimc-
ringcd sun,
or South to- the blind Horns hate;
Or East all the way into Mississippi
Bay,
Where the blindcst bluffs hold good
dear lass,
And the widest tales are true.
And the men bulk big on the old trail
our own trail, the out trail,
And life runs large on the Long
Trail--the trail that is always
new.
l. -Rudyard Kipling: From "Tht
Long Trail"
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MAKING THE STARS

A scientist announces he has made
a star in his laboratory. Many, who
have no laboratory equipment what
ever. have been making "moon" for
several years. !. The professor
manufactured fragment of light
Now if he only could conduct an
experiment or two in Washington
when Congress resumes. The
movies have been making stars, too,
but we don't know what makes some
Of them act that way. One OF
the professors we have known made
three stars so we'll that the govern
ment awarded him a degree at At
lanta. Many who hitched their
wagon to the three stars found there
were too many conflicting pulls.
For the Partisan opera star who
is driving racing car now on Amer
lean speedways, We are anxiOusly
awaiting the headline: Sings Hour
on boards, DC Drives 1t.
Girls as WILL as boys arc organ
izing bandit gangs in Chicago. says
a. news dispatch, Those British GER
tainly work their destruction in
strange ways. eh, Mr.. Thompson!
A coed is girl who uses her arts
on bacnclors.
A rer.od is only dot, but it's
the best thing to use in the end.
Often the easiest weeds to destroy
are II wid0w'S.~
4 New Jersey woman. buried the
wrong man as her husband. Many
haven't even been able to bury the
right one set.
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playing ball during the noon hour
just back Of the public library and
sending pop flies into the fashion
able Fifth Avenue crowd !.
Summer must be just around the
Oh yes, and there's the
story that's been going around since
Boston went on its spree Of literary
censorship. A man from Bos-
ton had been seen in New York for
several days. Say, what are
you doing around here anyway :"
asked q New York friend. !. !.
"Oh." said the Bostonian, II just
came down to read q book"
The bearded lady of the
circus moving her belongings from
the freak museum on AID street !.
And her manager stops TO kid her
with: "And sister, if you have your
face lifted before you get back, what
marvellous eyebrows you'll have.
Some day I'm going to find out
where men get the time to pack six
huge movie thcaters every afternoon,
to say nothing of the ball park and
the matinccs, the tca-rooms and the
GILBERT SWAN.
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Although it was nearly one o'clock
past the normal hour for adjourn
ment for lunch-neither the jury
nor the audience seemed FESTIVE on
account of hunger. Banning, flushed
with pride at the sensation which his
witness testimony had created, went
on with the examination of the farm
err. jefferson Anderson:
"Now. Mr.. Anderson, ! want you
to try to remember anything else
that you overhead. and tell this jury
exactly what it was!'
We'll" the farmer considered
scraping his chin thoughtfully with
Il worX-roughened forefinger 81
heard her yell out, You vile thing!
Stop it! Don't tell me any more!
And little bit later she was crying
hard, real loud, and she screamed
Pm going home! won't live with
you!'"
Eyes. yes. Mr.. Anderson. And did
you hear anything elsc?" Banning
asked exultantly. IS
''Well, yes, | did-once.' Andersen
answered. his dull grey eyes lighting
up. 81 heard the lady say something
like this-.To think | got rid Of
Ralph Cluny for thing like YOU! -
Cherry grasped at Churchill's coat
sleeve, her white face suddenly
aflame with color. The lawyer listen,
ed at,cntively. nodding as Cherry
whispered breathlessly.
Banning's voice, as he put his next
question. was loud and triumphant
"You say the defendant said some
thing like this'-'To think | got ric
Of Ralnh Clunv for ID thing like you.
Now, Mr.. Anderson. remember you
are on oath. : Are those the actua
words Of the defendant, as nearly as
you can remember them ?"
Eyes, they are. That's what sht
said. said to my wife, Here's pretty
howdy- do"
"Ncvcr mind what you said t.
your wife, Anderson" Banning smil
ed. Nov, Mr.. Anderson, can yol
remember anything else that you
overheard that night, anything sait
either by the man or the woman DC
cupying your spare ROOM ,"
"Well. the man didn't talk as lou'
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Forest Week

Forest week this year, extending from April "a
to April 30, should be incentive to all of to
do share toward preserving forest
sources, now in such danger of depletion 1t is in
cumbent upon to take whatever steps nee
essary to accomplish that desirable end.
It is significant that out Of the multifarious
'weeks" extant, this is the only to which
the government of the United States has given
recognition and support. As President Coolidge
said in his proclamation setting Forest Week aside
this year, "One-fourth Of soil is better suited
to timber growing than anything else. l can not
escape the conviction that industrial and agr-
cultural stability will be strengthened by bringing
into full productive this great empire Of land"
American Forest Week is annual call to ali
acitixens. young and DID, to take part in bringing
about better forest conditions. The American For
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QkEEBgck PRIVATE Does back
* to FRANCE y. 4: 80: =.

spadinp on a side hill. Always the
effort. But what heart-brcaking,
seemingly endless task for those who
have chosen to try! Those peasants
do not smile They plod stolidly
ahead of their work. There could
be no JOY there-it is all sadness.
And all so lonely.
You see the cemetery Mt Ponta-
vert where 10000 English soldiers
are buried.
You see the cemetery at Fercen-
Tardcnois where almost as many
Americans lie.
There's q monument in the dark
reccsses in the Bots dc Bcaumarais
erected on the spot where chapel
once stood-a monument to all Al
lied soldiers.
The Second A. f. F. will be
sacred pilgrimage, indeed. Those
who 60 back will find their joys
in meeting those they knew during
the war. Paris has its pleasures.
But up through the fields Of battle.
from st. Quentin and Verdun. every.
one will know a great, all-po"erf'l
sympathy. 1t will be sacred pill.
grimagc, indeed.
TOMORROW: Tho American In.
flucnco
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Daily Health
Service
~ DR.. MORRIS F1SHBEIN
Editor Journal Of the American
Medical Association and Of Hygeia,
A. n>~lAA. AAaAaasnn

HI DIX. MONKS FISH BElN
Editor Journal Of the American
Medical Association and Of Hygeia,
the Health Magazine
For at least four centuries men
have been acquainted with the dis
ease known as scurvy, In which there
is loss Of weight, anemia. swelling
bleeding of the gums, and hemofr-
hayes under the skin all over the
body.
Inc search for the cause and cure
Of this disorder eliminated in the
development Of the fact that it re-
suits from an absence Of vitamin
G. in the diet. vitamin c is the most
easily destroyed Of all of the vitam-
ms. Although present in milk, it
disappears when milk is heated in
the process Of pasteurization, espe.
cially If Z comes INTO contact ~.tn
the air. For this reason babies suf-
fercd particularly with scurvy, even
under good conditions in this coun-
try.
| A Scotch physician named James
Lind wrote a book about scurvy in
1857. in which he pointed out that
the disease appeared when persons
| were deprived of oil fresh raw vcge-
tables and fruits. Today it has been
| definitely demonstrated that the Civ
ing Of appropriate amounts Of fresh
orange juice. tomato juice. or even
!. the juices Of turnips or potatoes will
prevent this disease in infants. 1t
is particularly important that such
fresh fruit juices be given when the
baby is fed largely on pasteurized
cows milk.
Or. Il. v. McCollum points out that
there has been a growing tendency
7 in recent times for people to live
more and more on bread, cooked
meats. canned foods and otherwise
sophisticated and refined food prep
arations. This tendency is unfortu-
nate because such foods do not pro-
vide sufficient amounts Of vitamin c.
Tomatoes, celery, carrots, raw cab
bagc, lettuce, watcrcrcss and any
other vegetables that can be eaten
raw arc important in providing this
substance to the diet. When the ma
terials arc cooked and exposed to the
air at the same time, the vitamin
is destroyed and must be provided
in some other. manner.
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as the girl" Anderson grinncd. But
! heard him say once or twice, or
maybe more, Don't be little fool!
and We're married now, and you're
going to make the best Of it, And
once he yelled out at her, Shut up!
You're making enough noise to wake
up the dead
Every we'll. Mr.. Anderson. Now
go on with your story. When did
you and your wife get up?",
81 got up at half past six and
made a fire in the kitchen range
and then went out to do my chores
milking and feeding. When l got in
from milking, my wife was cooking
breakfast
Had Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley appeared
by that timer" Banning prompted.
"No, sir. Me and the wife had
! our breakfast about 7:15, and it was
about quarter of eight when the
man-Wiley---come out Of their bed.
room and asked for hot water for
shaving and washing up. He said
/ him and his wife would have break
! fast in a few minutes and then &c
on their way. Wiley said they was
bound for Chicago on their honey.
moon, was going to drive through, il
the weather wasn't too bad. My wife
| give him kettle of hot water and
he went back into the spare room
and about ten minutes later him and
his new wife, come into the Kitchen
"Did they look like happily mar.
ried young couple, in love with each
other?' Banning persisted.
Far from it," the farmer answer.
cd positively.
Before Banning could put another
question to his witness. Judge Grim.
shaw announced an adjournment 70,
lunch. Just as Cherry was led away
she flung her arms about Faith!
neck. and whispered brokenly:
"Hc's got it in for me, Faith! I'm
scared, I'm scared! But you know
didn't do it, don't you?"
TOMORROW: Alice Cluny All
bright il victim Of big jewel rObbcr!
ana Faith and Bob hopcIessly review
Cherry's trial.
| Copyright, 1927, NEA Service. Inc.
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Editors Note: This is the 10th
chapter in the story Of q for
mer doughboy who, going back
to France as an advance guard
of the "Sccond A. E. F." Is re-
visiting all the scenes he and his
buddics saw during the war.
CHAPTER XIX
OF course. in some of the war.
wrecked regions, there arc signs oil
gayety. In the cities the recovery
has been magnificent. While traces
still rcmain--a shattered wall here
Ia crumbling house therc-commcr.
cial and social conditions are almos,
normal. But
While this may all be true Of
Chateau Thicrry, of Rheims, Of Sois.
sons, of Fismas. and Of Bazochcs-
ponder for moment on Craonelle
on the Chcmin des Danes, on Pont.
avert and on the Bots dc Beaumarais
The peasants arc working. They
arc tilling fields. But everywhere
are the eaunt. dead trees, matted
brush, and crumbling masonry.
Desolation!
Kilometer after kilomctcr goes by
Not human soul can be seen. Down
in a valley there's wisp Of smoke
rising. Over there two women arc
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Passengers Will
Walk on Clouds
By NEA Service.

By NEA Service.
London.-Glass-in closcd promenade
decks. dance hall, lounging rooms
and dining salon to seat SO people
arc some Of the features Of the
British super-dirieiblc, R-l01, which
will ply between London, Cairo and
Bombay after its completion late
this year.
Many mechanical details of the
construction are being kept secret
by the builders, hut it is known that
tho motors will burn oil instead Of
gasoline and it is believed that in.
flammable hydrogen gas will be used
for the lifting power instead Of
helium.
Tho shin will have displacement
OF five million cubic feet, and all
acc accommodations for 100 passengers
and the crew Of so will be built in,
side the hull. Promenade decks,
along the sides will be enclosed by
unbreakablc glass. There will be
hot and cold shower baths, dc luxe
cabins with two and four hunks
each, electric elevators running
through the ship, and an observation
tower on top.
The usual journey of Is days from
London to Bombay will be reduced
to five days by the swift R-1Oi. Its
route may be extended to Australia.
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A THOUGHT

For many. are called. but few are
chosen.-Matthew xxii:l4.
20
Dream after dream cnsucs. and
still they dream that they shall still
succeed, and still are disappointed
Cowper.
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Wee Willie got = suit one day.
And stepped out, brave and bold.
He wore IL just this once, and say
II looked bout two years old.
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ELTINGE THEATRE


John Gilbert and Renee Adorec,
the combination that scored one of
the screen successes of history in
1.-THE Big Parade" are together for
the first time since that picture, in
"Thc Show" sensational romance OF
the Budapest show world at the Ell
tingc today and Thursday.
The play the central characters
in strange romance laid in mys-
terious sideshow on the outskirts of
the invisible city"-a sideshow OF
illusions, magician's tricks and
strange grotcsques, with "decapita-
tion" illusion in which Gilbert has
his head cut off in "Sslome''
travesty as the central feature.
The settings, including the gro
tesquc sideshows, with their floating
living heads, mermaids. spider
women" and other startling illusions.
are realistic to the extreme, whole
blocks of reproductions of quaint
Budapest streets and other incident
ais being used in tho gripping mys-
terry story.
Gilbert plays a swashbuckling side.
show barker" and Miss Adorec a
Salomc dancer in the production,
with Lionel Barrymore as "The
Greek" sinister gangStcr leader
and Edward Connolly as the old
blind man who eventually brings
about an astounding climax.
CAPITOL THEATRE
Striking a new and higher note in
motion picture production, white
Cold" q new picture starring Jetta
Goudal and featuring Kenneth Thorn.
son as leading man. will be on view
at the Capitol Theatre tonight
Filled with dramatic action, tenseful
and compelling, this 10 said to be one
of the most unusual photoplays in
which the exotic Jetta Goudal hat
appeared, and all who witnessed hel
remarkable work in "Three Face.
East" will await her latest starring
effort with genuine interest.
The scenes of the story are laid or
q sheep ranch In Arizona. Dolores
Carson, q dancer. longing for home
life. weds Alec Carson. the son Of Z
sheep rancher. The latter disap'
proves of the marriage and make,
life miserable for his daughter-in'
law. A drought Of long standing !,
killing off the sheep and the young
| wife who sincerely loves her hus
band, finds herself neglected. Sam
Randall. herdcr. seeks to win hel
from her husband who. engrossed II
his dying sheep, pays her little at
tention. The climax is reached wher
Randall is killed by Dolores after HI
invades the young wffc's room. TIT
finale is as remarkable as It is nat
ural but it would be unfair to thu
public to reveal 1t.
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TOMORROW: Alice Cluny All
bright il victim Of big jewel rObbcr!
ana Faith and Bob hopcIessly review
Chcrry's trial.
Copyright, 1927, NEA Service, Inc.
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