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This picture shows them on the capitol steps. f SPRING TONI08 | In the good old days many persons thought they a spring tonio. Mother made sassafras tea or pre­ pared a mixture of sulfur and molasses and the young­ sters were forced to take a dose whether they liked it or lo t. Today we believe th at scarcity of green vgetables Jas sotiethi^g Ip d tfw ip l t|i0 lo W q d vitality .at spring­ time. ' ’: The best sp rin g ’tonic is good-tasting, refreshing and him up, really sent the outlaw to |ealth-giving vegetable^ and fruits. Vegetables arid fruits hip death in a more direct sense are important parts of' the diet. They supply iron, lime than he was sent by the jury aod other mineral elements that enrich «the- blood, nourish which convicted him, the judge hie tissues and. prQYl.de bone-building, joateriul. Vege­ who sentenced him or the board which refused him mercy at the tables and fruits are especially valuable because of their last. gich vitamin content. , BY CHARLES P. STEWART The Connecticut proceedings at ' Vitamiues are Jife:giving substance^ in ,tht food, with- • NER Servioe Writer least were automatic — the us­ »jit which, no m atter how much food one eats, disorders of ual thing, done in the usual way. WASHINGTON — Probably the mtrition occur aqd protection against disease is lowered hanging of Odrald Chapman was President Coolidge set a preced­ h r lost. Vitamiues are a means of keeping up the health no worse than any other execu­ ent, j erhaps In all legal history, jif the individual. They are known as vitamiues -‘A ” , tion. Due, however, to Chapman’s granting a pardon which mdant wide notoriety, newp accounts .of the noose. and “ C ” , and each has a nutritional valae. Spinach contains a lot of vitamin “ A ” and this vita? it were unusually horrible In grew- While the supreme court turn­ detail. Judging from un­ ed down Chapman’s contention join aids in preventing and curing'rickets, m alnutrition some official congressional comment that a pardon can be refused by *«nd bad teeth. Cabbage, tom atoes/ spinach aftd benns Ihey’ve caused a decided revulsion Ithe raanAt Is offered to, some law­ «ontain a wealth of vitamin “ B ” ; this vitamin promote^ against capital punishment under yers In Congress do incline tq grow th and improves the appetite, lettu ce and tomatoes any circumstances. believe there may be merit in i r e rich in vitamin “ C ” ; this vitamin nids in the pre­ Of course congressmen, as such, the argument that the so-called no responsibility for state Chapman pardon wasn’t actually vention and cure of scurvy. A child who gets all the have laws, but they do, individually, f ceded i Some mechanics think v as gent to the garaga the contents of its tool moved. Sympathy is best taken In very small doses. A bootlegger tells ns that what's sauce for the goose Is easy pickings for a'sm art duck. Children aro a great handicap a pardon at all — a pardon being when one wishes to be unhappy. have influence in their, respective a remission of punishment, not 'states. Its infliction. * It nevor rains but it stops. Besides, the Chapman case. In ‘one way, was peculiarly linked Nothing seems to surprise a rdal up with the federal government. The bandit enjoyed — or, rather, fisherman more than catching a fish. by no means enjoyed — the dis­ tinction of being the only man ever pardoned by the president of the United States In order to be TUCSON, Arlz., April 19. — (LP) l' TO PLANT TREES ■A $200,000 desert sanatorium,! ESCONDITO, Cal., April 20.— banged. specialising In treatment of dis- (LP) — Approximately 250,000 ease by solar radiation, is to be mulberry trees — enough to plant erected near here soon. 320 acres of land — are being lanta penitentiary's claims on A majority of the patients are set out here to support a silk Chgpman and thus allowing the to be children, according to Dr. worm project organized by San Connecticut authorities to string B. L. Wyatt, head of the proposed Francisco capitalists. Desert Hospital Will Be Erected' OUT OUR WAY Bv W illiams GIFT MONEY SUSPECTED * Most foreign countries are er-dignified toward fbreigarni.' There is no attem pt to nonopolize the relic business. in Egypt or dictate to the Egyptian authorities. The donor proposes to have his f e l t controlled for 30 years by ii jo in t board equally rep­ resenting Egypt, America, Ebgland jpnd France- after Jvliich time Egypt is to gain full control. ; But even this much renders.the Egyptian politicians juspicious and hostile. They cannot understand why any »remote fcntsidcr fahvulU ¿V L.sy umvh m o u e y ju st to i»rom ircheology and befriend an ancient ami poverty-atneien country. They think there mtist be some kind of Ethiopian n the woodpile. Bo they may refuse the offer or else ledge itqibout with crippliDg conditions — as they have rith all the outside archeological work there — until the lo n o r recalls his gift. There is*ijo accounting for what foreigners will do. Mill« w b a V t# * * tDiqHticiHe! An Aitoorican university, mly recently, refused some of Mr. Rockefeller’« philan- hropie money for the.^ume reason« that seem to actuate 1». Egyj>tuuM< • Tu' R e a s o n ( r f s no USE B C H S Î 1 C A N 'T G E T V T! 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