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Prayer.— Oar Bountiful Ood, we have confidence in Thee, for v e have never seen the righteous forsaken, nor his seed begged bread. / ’ - ' CAN ITALY BOLD RUDY? - • It is reported that Italians are very wroth, between ¡Naples and MHan, including way stations, on hearing ‘that Rudolph Valentino ig. petitioning to become an American citizen. Possibly in giving publicity to this re-, ¡port we are falling for a publicity stunt We age not at all sure that the bourgeoisie or the peasantry or the lesser .nobility of Italy are at all excited about whether Val- fcntino continues, from Hollywood, to P»y allegiance to ¡Vittore Emanuele or not. And as for Mussolini, prdvid led that he gets the requisite taxes on Valentino fUfns ¡shown in eities subject to his sway, he will be satisfied. So much for the qnestion of Valentino. But what if there should be a serious revival of the international question of the status of expatriates, men or women who for any reason whatever should become of financial value to two or more countries, through their international activities? Could the government dr the latory. „ W ho* Andrew «as tvlovo years old w ig * ;toe in vasion of South Carolina to toe cruel aad ruthless expedition i f Provost. sioag too coast. Mrs. Jackson and her children fled before the storm of « n r to n refuge to the northern part of RURABBTH HUTCHINSON the d is tr ic t/ Their escape was Mother of Andrew Jack* but temporary, for her hoys «aria entangled, as they could not .« e ll fan to bo t o .th a t re gies fa the desultory w arfare By M A R T GREER C O N K LIN which afflicted the Carolina* j during the W a r At the Revolu . A few days after the death, of tion. The bora wore token ■the first Andrew Jackson, An-* prisoners; thslr mother followed draw Jackson, tho younger was ¡horn— who was to become on* ebout tb e lr exchange. No aeoao of the most graphic figures in the history of the American Re-* of w ar could bo more tru ly pa thetic and heroic than tho pic public. Hl* father le ft lltUq ture of this earnest, afflicted, It any m e n u of support, and patriotic mother; receiving her Elisabeth Hutchinson was oblig hoy* fra m tbe dungsou, aates» ed to accept the offer of a per tohed and horrified at their manent home on tho - farm of waeted qg4 appearance. her hrother-la-law, where the The elder vaa *6 iy aa not to ba little And re v followed "the or Ohio to a it p a horseback w ithout dinary pursuits of a hoy on the kelp. '.Hp dled two day* after frontier. H l* physical powers they ranched t> e ir homo, forty were developed by healthy o at, to ile* away, whoa immediately door exercise and his mind re Aadrow developed smallpox con ceived all the cultars his mother tracted fa prlpon. W hat w ill not was able to Impart aad such an woman undertake to warfare? tho limited school privileges of This remarkable m A h ar had no the time permitted. A t great sooner seen her surviving hoy self sacrifice she managed to arad -him for a few months to aa academy a t Charlotte, aad thought tor a while of preparing him tor the Presbyterian mtn- Great Mothers oftheW oM Custom apparently Influences people mom than the Bible. - . Wc usually U wd J c of oxpatriatloo as beng qpite £r«o. Don’t trust anybody w ith ybur And yet it it an entirely new princple in law. France, for instance, carried the right of blood control of ite heart that you can’t trust with citisene into guocesaive generation«, bo that a ctiaeu of the your ^ppeketbook. United States by birth, may at the same time be a eitiagd Reputation« aad teeth can only of France, by inheritance. At least ono war of the United ho maiatetned in good order by States was fought y r n this qnestion without tny legal keeping them clean. conclusions being arrived at. The business of exploiting photoplays has become 6 world industry. Ax a film actor, Valentino to be aulty is an American product. But we can Well imagine how distributors have used hie Italian name abd birth an R- ? wlonesty Itself la a «Impie means of exploiting the Valentino film in Italy. They thing, but its technique is quite have made the moat of the “ Italian” side ot his life. dffflctiR to master. And we can’ reaHxe how there would be an opportunity for resentment among the lady film fans ovet hearing Heck a y s : “ Money aad that Rudy desires now .to repudiate their beloved Italy, has thia la eomihoa: to become a Yankee. ire y«m have, the more But the Italian government will recognize that thU js a ticklish subject The ladies may boycott Rudy. But the Italan government« is ia-no position to affirm tbgt Italians in this country shall not become American citi zens. There were a number of delicate questions In volved, in which Italy would have much to loeO and nothing to gain. isTrt’ LASÌ-ÌT m E LRMME -ftLL^U TR A T ! H 0 U 8 I U 8P 0V 8IB IL IT Y IF 1RRV O to rretx y awake AT A MOVIE "IMEv.tL e w Nicholas Longworth, in taking position as bpeagsT KOMB- A T S ALL* 1M T aro , o f the National House of Representatives Monday, made l i t LL SA*. D o i r ASK m e R¿distinction between two of his functions that is always T a o Wrtft EM AGAIN*. W telt but has rarely been expressed. S sp o rr b v b r k t m e ! no . , 1 Longworth pointed out that he had both administra tive duties and political responfcibilites. And he told how he would meet each of these problems. .This is a legitimate distinction. Perhaps some idealist would assert that a speaker of the House of Representatives has but one job, thait .of acting as presiding officer, and that in an impartial inanner. But that is too ideal a position to lie true. It woahjl t be an honest fulfillm ent o f what is expressed or ex* cted of presiding offioera. It is not true even of the most unpolitical of ehait- inahipe.. In every snob position, there is a responribiKty' the presiding officer of “ furthering business” as well of tooting gs gn umpire over parliamentary procedure. OUR WAY ‘ r n r H * ------------ ---------- You can’t flout all the tawa. There are the in-lawg; Harrisburg New«. , \ 4 ce T ax’’ sounds about as tautological aR Arkansas .Oaaette. - 4 «,'< vr r f iÇ 'r » C TT ‘ Stt sorts of peopte, and à lot of them, to in cabanets—Detroit News. txa *t — lese the official French ahhre- ttanooga Time«. don't egtet? V A otot» terato. sag to m « gtvuctuw o C A t t W . " k r 'F r o f e ^ to r ■ Sraeet J ta th e rto rj, M. A ., d« jan stto sad brae»* • B™- Ho dad kle w ife rauld D. Su. L L , D.,xPh. tor,* r. R ..8 ./ IM la perfratly good racial etond- r . A. A . A. > . M .B . N ..g . (end {hen a o a » e ),,|a irt( eeadtly « h a t lac. T h * y .m ight be the parent« one « « a id tfcfc M a bedtlmg a t . f u t e r a h r - » * r a L " •tory far, .ehBdwa— though It m ight p u ttee » td aide*, at that. A vacuum containing hard apea tare btlllda ad «aa molerai»« te to e eatle T u to . Morato t seeif itkeV > v * r th ia vaennm. bq* D r. w . W . W h itn e y , asye it ’s the thlaaeet anybody «ve» hg« bees able to, produce. No won der "The V a c a « * — there’s Borne thin« la i r waa «ha Uttar D t. JKFO. 411,1 meters. Hale Bgoa. W hitney shoes for his article. and Chronicle, San Francisco— According to R. L. Jonas of Uspnl featnrep; X p. n.( Seigtr orchestra; | : f r p. m., matlnep; the American Telephone aad' f:V p. m.. fashion, Nfnoa; Telegraph Company's rsedareh 1:8« p. m.. shlldren's h o t*, lehoratorlss, "Simple computa stocks; 7 p. m. geiger orchestra; tions to « « that If are could have ». m ., program; 5 ». as., dance a mlUfou persons talking steadily manic; 10 ■. at., States orches and convert the energy et the tra. voice vibrations Into heat, they KOO, 811 motors. General wonld have to talk an hoar and E lratrlc, Oakland— Usual tea. a halt to make a cap of tea " tares; 8 » . m „ oahlaad high school band; 4 p. a., St. Frahd » “AH fatave erents, «her« an admission charge la made o r a collection taken Ip Advertising." ■ No discount « i l l be allowed Religions or Braovoteot Orders. .............. . " toftduf ran t Uve wtto hto wife to Amartsu, f « o *® 1 * • * * e te r f to lH M «t •? ton wsrld whgro SJF*«*»« * - . .g» ' A A —1 n ' enough to bars oat the connec tion! B a t in the mala the Smtthsotoga’s book la perfectly accurate, with lota o f nice pic tures taken n t the Rock Ctoek aoo. ghd plenty o f good reading matter. If yon’re erudite enough to k h o « « h a t i f s about. Clellan Reed; <:ia p. m., chil dren’s hour; 8 p. m ., "Aatron- emk,M D r, Mhrs BaumgRrdt; 8:80 p. m „ program; 10 p. m., Hickm an orchestra. ' ‘ ‘ T h h , 7 « 7 meteto. Earle C. Anthony, Loa Angelos— l t : 4 5 a. m., cooking talk ; 5:80 p. m., matinde; 8:50 p. m„ piano, Les lie Adams; 7 »., m., Nick H arris detective stories; 8 p. m., Ven- tura String Quartet; 9 p. m.. program; I S p. m., Patrfek- Marsb orchestra. ' K G W , 411.1 a e t e n . Oregoti- Ianf Portland— 7:18 n. m., phy sical culture; ia:|e a. nj., musle, « ra th e r, news; l l : 8 0 p. m., R oho City T rio; < p. m., concert; 7:8« p. m „ « ra th e r, , markets, new«, ■porta; I p. m., 7th Ü. 8. In fan try band; IS p. to., concert. K FO A , 414.1 meter*. Rhodes Store, Seattle— 18:80 p. m., Ro tary club; 1 8 p. Hoffman orchestra; 8:45 p. m., program; 5:15 p. m., weather; 5:55 p. m.. Bethlehem , Commandery Knights Tem plar hand. W A S H IN G TO N — The Rhine lander case had cauahd a deal M ta lk bora, as, donbtle«*. throughout thg entire country. ' Comment « O M to Latin AJnqr- tcan dlptomaRe ily e ,M «oaM« to a North A ftorigto* ** hostos' equally odd to too l # t o | . Ameri cans th a t auto » rumpus should have bopo ralaod over a white man’s marriage to a woman with a little negro blood in h er veins. L atin Amerfcans long rdal- oat In too Uhltod gtetra, to he sure, are aware of the hard and fa a t’raelal lines drawn here. I f W A S H IN G TO N , Dec. I . — (IP) The United States la praetlslly impregnable to any attack fcy any com b ination o f forelgh powers, short of a surprise attack, ac cording to a report prepared by Secretary of W a r D w ight Darts «h en he « as Assistant Secretary e f W a r and mads public today. "The rssonress of man and ma te ria l, which are available or «hleh caa he made available in caps of emergency by the proper system of reserves aad prompt strategical aad dlptomatle action on the occurrence of the emerg- •ncy,” raid Dqvls, "are so »ve- p u pdtranl la comparison to thora avullahia to any combination of enemy power* that It is certain that no anccsssfol attack caa be made against toe continental U nited S tates anleaa it caa be car ried oat w ith each rapidity that time la not available tor o ar to* fu s trla l aad m ilitary mobilisation. "The trem endoue im portance of acceleratin g e a r raobllU atlon by manna o f adequate reserves Is ob v lo u s.’’ The actual annual coat of the u . g. Arm y io m aterially la ezeeto qf .the present annual appropria tion,dae te tho rapid rate of dev pletton of equipment aad supplies left over from tho World- W ar, ae- eordteg to Davis. ■ ............. “8ooaer or later this condition w ill have to ha corrected either by. araqua of grantor appropria tions or by the reduction Of W ar Department aetlvttlee," Davis raid . "Bad a* the situation is, the de pletion of our W a r reeervea has irs. Rhinelander were a full- loeded negreaa perhaps they Dtvto pointed out the exten- thamaelvea would agree that she made rather aa Inappropriate si ve proriireineiit prugi Bin or m e wife fo r a Caneeataa. To ob W a r Department now being de ject, however, to a union between veloped as well ae plana fo r the pare w hite and Just a dash of control of transportation in time Ha declared that It Is color strikes thorn as super- of war. essential that daring any m ajor emergency the railroads of the country he operated under unified control for the greatest efficiency. S Outbursts of Everett True By WilUams — IT T O K N Oto) S « 4 You can keep -the telephone from disturbing you by failing to pay the b ill f H h couple of months. The good die'young, especially the good turkey«. V p ito ï M A N to ^ C A U G W !! A'dpbate wéobefd h r radio re* cto tU yJ W hat a l f i w grgue w u | «oiueene you can’t