Medford mail tribune., October 27, 1925, Image 4

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Medford Mal TRIBUNE
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. SUNDAY. BY ThX
HEUFOltU fBINTINU CO.
The Wedloril Sunday Homing Sui ! hirnlahed
rabeettlwrs deairliu- Uie sereU, "
Pr. ;
Offlc: Mall
UnrOj rir afreet.
Tribune Bulldm. tS-17-
I'lione 76.
A eonaolidatlon of the Democratic Ti. the
Bedford Hill. Uie Mfllonl i riuuiie, uie
rn Orrfonlan, Uio Aalilaud Tribune.
jTj jjKlgUSP. fTCDFORD. Oftl-XiON, TUESDAY OPTOBEtt ' 27.
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QUILL POINTS
U usually is a huppy marriage is he will give ami sin- will
forgive.
BOBKIIT W. Rlllir,, Editor.
S. BUMITKB SaU'i'H, Uanaser.
hj Mall In Ailvarwe:
Daily, with Similar Sun, year 7'5?
Dal It. with Similar Xun, month 1
Dally, without Sunday Sun, year Ofay
Daily, without Sunday Kun. month ... .IS
Weeklr Mall Tribune, one year J 00
Sunday Sun. one year . a. 00
It lukes u lot of ego to fear the boy won't turn out as well us
you did.
18i
Involution of the barber: KiL'i), a surgeon; 1825, just a barber;
", ladies' 'maid.
Personal Health Serrico
l WILLIAM BRADY. &L a
Signed UtUn pertaining to personal health nnd hygiene, not to dlieate dlagnotle or
treatment, will be amwered by Dr. Brady If a stamped, self -add reeted envelope It enoloied.
Letters should be brief and written In Ink. Owing to the large number of letters received, only
a few can he tnlu.r.ri .., u. niu .... i.. ..a i t. . a. . ' .
Address Dr. William Brady, In oae of this newspaper.
What Dues tltc I tort. Curo Cure?
Quite a while bro I matin
take of course tJiut Ih a reasonably
a imIh- the flnldo merchant a who exhibit their
RV n All It I PR In Mfti.fnn!- Aililft.nl. Jarkion
rlllr, Otitral Point. I'hocnlx, 1'Mvut and ou
Hiirkvair.' -
Daily, wfrti Sunday Run, month $ 76
Dally, without Sunday Sun, month 06
Dally, without Suiuluy .Sun, oiw year... 7.60
Deily. with Sutiilny Nun. one yar 8.60
All terms by carrier, cash in advaivfl.
RnterH a efron-t-rlitM mattr at iledford.
Orrtron, under ect of SI a red 8, It7.
Officii I paper of tht City of 11 H ford.
Official ,-aier of Jai'kitoii County,
el I
ftu-nrn dnllv a vr retire f m als-tlm for
month emlhiff Aortl Ul. IICN, Htl(i.. more Hi
rl'.i.i.i thr flpiiht on of nity oilier jmper pub
llnheil or clrrrulatnl In .lurkrion County.
UF.UnV.UH np THR ASSOCIATED PIIKSfl.
TI, A(viatfrl 1'rena in exclusively entitled
to tht dw for rfpiilil-'-ation nf all news di-
iflletiM crutlted ro ft or not otherwlae credited
n-thla pap-rr, and slao to the local news pub
Itabed herein.
All hirhia of rep.M.'imtlon of apeclaj die
patnhea itereir. ar aUo rctwrved,
Jiubit.
Not cvervthiliL' Lftrun in tile (Jurden. TIiith'm Hi., lmrrnuriiwr ' rrequent l"l'penliiB and said in
" . Hundred, words or so moro than I
really should have wild about tho
now utmost forgot
ten Weir Mitchell
rent cure, a mBlmen
whl.'h afforded the
family and friends a
rest, at any rate,
whether it ever cur-
If only a private individual could get more credit by con
fessing his indebtedness.
Doubtless the telegraphic code word for "Miss-you-so-mueh-wish-you-were-lierc"
is "mush."
Middle aged is the period when he thinks some other brand
of cigarettes would be butter for him. "
In the old days a
buying a single vehicle.
that vast portion of
our population that suffers from ner
vous prosperity; they rherlsh the Il
lusion that they tiro "exhausted" or
"run down" from what thev unblimh-
lilliu could be a good provider without '"K'y CIll "over work." although enre-
..... i.ivi'tuiKuunn
wares In the shoddy magazine, is the
one thing he must avoid, lest he grow
weak. ,
There Isn't the slightest ovldonce,
as I regret to admit, that exercise in
any way increases sn Individual's re
sistance against infectious disease.
There Is no reason to Imagine that
muscular strength or development or
physical training renders a man less
susceptible to tuberculosis or any oth
ed the patient or er infectious risease. This does not
not. Anyhow, the mean that regular dally exercise is not
rest Idea seemed to a health conserving habit for well
appeal strongly to folks. (Darn It all I must knock
off hero until we meet again.)
asy Lessens in
AUCTION
BRIDGE
New Series by WYNNE FERGUSON
cAuthor of Ferguson on cAuctionHridgf
towrisut 19-5 by Ho If. Jr.
ARTICLE No. 14
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
"Sound doctrine'
since childhood.
is whatever you have been accustomed to
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Dumb Question No. 4S2.0H3.
I am writing to ask If there Is any
rure for nrthrltlH. A rvianH r,r n,ina
lu.m iu mull Uliy vn ulnl.l In a ..v. i
......... .,. ,.v,.r nua Kny otner ,thrltls. (C. L. B.)
than nn ur'ttdet,.!,. i.i. . .
iin.,e ...... i, i i . , Answor. i am glad you told me.
, "", n.""" r'a"0." .' ,or on "lining your letter I naturnl-
N, n i n "'lMlHlP- Me'"' of thejjy assumed you were presenting -me
. ................ r u. witn a solid copper shaving cup. Ar
Soroiity of (test cluttered up my mail thrills is disease, any disease, or In
Late reports imlicato that Orogon-
lahs have bought everything hut
sightly lots in Heaven, and cool spots
In Gehenna.
Henry Ford Is ding urn oil "with the
new-fangled dances." Has Mr. Kord
looked at one of his contraptions
lately?
The state will hang three men. A
prize will be given for the taxpayer
nble to gloat the most ghoulishly
about It.
FALL SKIRTS ON EVKRY HAND,
IN THE RBADV-TO-WKAK DU
PARTMENT ( Kin ninth Falls News
ad.) A snug niltten for cool morn
ings,. ' ' ' NO WONDER! '
(Snlein Statesman)
'He was very musical." she
said. "He would listen to a clas
sic and then come home and '
reproduce 11 on tho piano. Ho
was often' melancholy."
Th
rhis Is the season of tho year when
stenm heat funinccs fail lo produce
heat unless combustible material Is
heaved through the Imlo in tho front
of the furnace
for months afterward seeklni; com
plele details about tills rest thing. My
mlHlnke. you understand, was that I
V . failed to einpi-islze Hie plvotul im
portance of Isolation as a sine qua non
' of the Weir Mitchell method the pa
ll 'k iiisl lii'l.l in tlw. Inn. Oent was absolutely Isolated from
'" . ii ieiios aim ror a wnile. n0 400 times nnd you will have some
,oii. nas niiooay to taiK conception of the causes of the mean
over the symptoms with him. It 'sarcastic touches In this column.
The hard part isn't to invent a paste that will clean teeth, but .ho do. rnd' wIm" . ZfiXFSS ?3ZXtl?t.
Man's superior niiiul tenches liiiu to bo industrious, but the
old stomach deserves a lot of credit. . i . . .
Married men arc not really heavier
guagc that gives that effect.
flammutlon of a Joint. You will read
lly understand, t hope (sarcastically
speaking), that no particular remedy
or irentment can purport to cure all
the diseases or Inflammatory condi
tions Involving Joints. Multiply the
woru wastage of your Introductory
to invent an other queer taste.
Cleopatra reached for the asp. "I hate to kick out," said she,
without selling these experiences to a confessional magazine."
The only reasonable explanation of the husbands sonic
get is lack of competition.
(iris
... .... mg me Hininnac or ine tes-, tween . pasteurized, certified and spe-
timoniuls In the papers. But that was rial milk. 1 was under impression
in tno glorious past! when doctors thnt ceitifiert ...ni, i- rn, .m. ...v,i..i.
iMu.iuuiiccu , vcruicis una pat cnts Has the . K
Americanism: Reading the Monday casualty lists in the hope
of finding the name of Homebody you know.
When a man no longer lias pep enough for adventure, he says
lie is thinking of his family.
accepted theni.
In those days when a doctor pro
nounced a patient a nut the patient
Just began to consider how hard shell
ed he was and how much meat he had
inside. Nowadays If a doctor con
cludes that a patient is a nut the pa
tient yells "You're another." and goes
tn see some other brand of henler.
of the health depart
nient and is not heated in any way.
but now I am told It is doubly pas
teurized thus making It doubly safe.
(Miss K. A. F.)
Answer. There are two kinds of
cow's milk, clean and dirty. There are
07 varieties of milkman's milk, and
they Juggle terms so much that It is
difficult for even a health expert to
Even groundlings have something like artistic temperament, but
in their case it is called swell-head, i
THE I'OWI lt OF REASON -"(A. 1 .)
Two men stood on a rugged shore ' 1 rcsut CoolldKo today proclaimed
tnlght. Giant waves crashed nn. I Thursday, November 26, as Thanks
spent their fury on tho rocks beneath giving day, when gratitude "should be
......... ... i.i.-i. ..tii-nn a ii.r.'HL oi
Thanksgiving Proclamation
groat trees whispered of uge-nbl mys
teries. Above them a cloudless sky
wiu. studded wllh brilliant points of
light.
The points of light were nut mys
terious to the two nieii, for they hud a
little learning.
They knew that each beaming point
wnji a sun, buoyant In space, and that
eacjh wns a unit In a well-ordered
universe, forever following a pathway
through unlimited ether.
They saw something mure than
suns, for they hnd Imagination that
profited by their schooling.
Floating about each sun anil held
in cneck hy it, they saw millions of
worms like ours, each peopled by
millions of meji- some by men whose
progress had been slow and who yet
were governed by the Instincts .anil
the ethics of the Jungle, some by men
who were helm to many million or
JMls of livlllzallini anil who now
were cleanHed of malice and greed
ond fear.
, They saw hoi hiug more than
I bono peopled worlds also, for they
possessed roiiMMi.
They huh- 1(.j r , , worlds and
tho suns that held them In check and
Ilia universe of which the sups were
unlls su Intelligence and a I'ower
snrflcieni l, I.. ,,,,,1 am
maintain tho whole.
1 bey
laiKcd in one another, speak
ing loudly tu overcome the roar of
lh surf and tho whispering of thr
trees. . Vou may suppoao that they
oniploycd speech lo express their awo
end their humility and their eager
ness to know more of the vast body
o( undiscovered truth.
But they did not. They were quur
rellng. tine asserted thai man was
injidc of dust In u moment: the other
that man was made of dust In a mil
lion years. They rought nnd fell in
tli.i sen and were drowned.
The suns In their inarch throiiKh
spare wire not urfected. t Haltlmoro
Pun.)
COLOR IT NEW WITH
"DIAMOND DYES"
Just
tl
Dip to Tint
to Dyo
or Boil
expressed for many and great bless.
Ings," which, have come to the peoplo
during the past year.
Tho nation has boon brought with
snfoty and honor through another la
months, the proclamation said, at
peace at home and abroad with the
public health good, with harvests and
Industries productive and lubor well
rewarded.
The proclamation follows:
"Hy tho President of the United
States of America:
"A proclamation:
"Tho Bouson approaches when, In
accordance with a loivjestnhllshed
and respected custom, a dnv Is set
apart to give thanks to Almighty Rod
for tho manifold hlossincs which ills
gracious and benevolent provldonco
has bestowed upon us us n nation nnd
ns Individuals.
"We have been brought wllh BBlotv
and honor through another vesr ami.
through tho generosity of niituro ho
ins oiesseii us with resources win
been well awarded for Its remunera
tive service.
"As we have grown and prospered
In material things so also should we
progress In mornl and spiritual things.
Wo aro a (lod fearing people who
should set ourselves against evil and
strive for righteousness in living and
observing the golden rule, we should
from our abundance help and serve
those less fortunately placed. We
should bow In gratitude to God for
His many favors.
.. .....o.m-,,.,- i.-meuiai vaiue ine scop informed nowadays. Pnsteuriz-
welr-Mitchell method may have had. ed milk Is nil. good, bad or Mndiffer
there is one modern, comiiion. clearly out. which has been heated up to 143
defined disease, chiefly of adolescence, degrees V: for 20 minutes, and then
which too often masquerades as "run : cooled. This parboiling kills off the
down condition." or a fancied state of dangerous disease germs which may
.7 T, overwors." ami be present In almost any market milk,
which disease Is specifically cured by It would be no advantage to "doubly
rest. Rest Is n specific cure for most pasteurize" milk, so far as I can see
forms of tuberculosis. , Certified milk is the purest, safest and
Just ns It Is impossible for the lay- best milk for all who can afford It It
ninn to grasp the technical or pructi- is milk produced and distributed un
cal details of surgical, sanitary or der strict supervision of a medical
medical asepsis, so it Is Impracticable . milk jjoihmisshion. ' To pasteurize such
for the layman to alply Hie principles cleun.'' purs raw milk Is like' patn(lnr
of the Welr-Mltchell regimen, and an- the lily; If certlflod milk has to be
parentiy as hard for dim to under- pasteurized Itv Isn't worth anymore
stand the vital importance nnd the than pall market milk pasteurized in
niueuiiies or rest in ine -my judgment. The Ideal of newirierf
The trick bidder seems to be flourish
ing lately, torn number of hands have
been submitted as examples of the value
of trick bids. These may be all right for
the gambling type of players but the
writer prefers tne sound, conventional
bids, bids that really inform. There is
no system of bidding that can hold its
own wnn a system trial gives exaci in
formation at all times, information that
really informs. The bidding, if conven
tional, should "mirror" one's hand to
one s partner. It should give iniorma.
tion that will enable partner to act in
telligently in his subseauent bidding,
The goal of all bidding at auction is to
arrive at the best bid ot the combined
hands, that is the best bid of twenty
six cards, not of thirteen. A player who
uses trick bids may confuse his op
ponents occasionally but in the long
run, he loses more by loss of faith of his
partner in the soundness of his bids,
than he can possibly, gain by his trick
bidding, A partnership to be successful,
either in business or auction, must be
lounded on mutual trust and conhdence.
For that reason, be reliable at all times.
Let your bids mean what you say.
"Every advertised feature a sacred
C ledge," is not only a good motto for
usiness men but also for auction play
ers. Learn the conventional bids and
stick to them. Be reliable, first, last and
-all the time.
. In the following' hand, the tricky
bidder won out but his gain on that
hand has more than been omct by loss
of confidence of his partner. There's
nothing in these trick bids in the long
' run so keep away from them. The ex
ample is given more a a .warning than
as a model to fojlpw. . .
No score, rubber turn. Z dealt and
bid one no-trump, A bid two hearts,
Yand Bpassed.Znowbidtwonotrump '
A bid three diamonds, Y doubled and
B passed. 7. now bid three no-trump, A .
doubled, Y redoubled and B passed. If
you were holding Z's cards, how would
you size up the bidding and what TOlli
you do? . ,
J Y I
:A Bi
i Z i
Hearts A, Q, I
Clubs 0,7,4
Diamonds A, 9, 2
Spades A, 0,4, 2
In the actual plav Z passed and A laid
down seven set up club tricks and so
set the contract by three tricks or 600
points. A's trick bidding was successful
in this instance but Y and Z should
have been on the start. Z's mistake oc
curred when he failed to allow the three
diamond double to stay in. If he had, A
would have bid four clubs and if doub
led would have lost three tricks or 300 .
points. Y made a serious error bv re
doubling A's double of three no-trump.'
tie should have realized by then that
A could not be doubling on diamonds
or hearts. As he held four spades, A's
double must be based on the club suit.
His redouble is verv bad. with Z s hand.
the writer would have bid four spades.
It should have been apparent that A
was doubling on the duo suit and noth
ing more. At spades, YZ could make
four odd without trouble. The hands of
all four players are as follows:
t: ! , i
Hearts 9,. 3
Clubs A, K,0,J, ID, 3, 2
Diamonds 8, 6 '
Spades 5
Hearts !0, 8,4, 2
Clubs 6
Diamonds 10, 5, 4. 31
Spades K, 7, 6, 1
technical
cure or tuberculosis.. milk is to provide the boon of pure.
,i, ., 'ui.eicuiosis sunerer raw tresn milk for people far from the Coutinentn annv the opening of
be6," r , Vt'L I""": " 'Hose fluenee'in Unrobe
.i.,...i.i.M , . B I'.vv.uur. i.ruuuci ano semi to anu support of the foremost now,
health" magazine. . and .abnormally the grocery stores for some ra.i ti. eAi.im-i . -P.V.!. 1 ,
Hearts K, 7,5
Clubs 8, 5
Diamonds K, Q, J, 7
Spades J, 10,9,8
: Y :
: A B :
: Z :
': . ' ' Hearts A, Q, J
Clubs 9, 7, 4 ' ' ' -
' ' . L Diamonds A, 9, 2
Spades A, Q, 4, i
Problem No. 8 . . '
The following hand involves a principle of olay that comes up very frequently.
Think out a plan of play that you believe is sound and compare it with the
writer's analysis that will be given in the next article.
Hearts Q, 9, 3 i
Clubs - 10, 9, 4, 3 ,. , j. Y :
Diamonds 8, 3 . o i A - I B:
Spades Q, 7, 4, 3 ,-. .. .(....' . Z , .:
':') !:-.1:Nir.:- -.'..!':S '.. '. I.. '. .1..
Score, Z 16, AB 10, rubber game. Z dealt and bid one no-trump, A and Y
passed and B doubled. Z passed, A bid two spades, Y and B passed a:.d Z bid
two no-trump. A and Y passed, B bid three spades, Z doubled and all passed.
If Y opened the six of clubs, how should A plan the play of the combined hands?
Hearts A, J, 10,7,2
Clubs A
Diamonds K, Q, 4
, Spades A, 10, 8, 2 .
E DITE TR1
..h i , . ,7 'he disease, the is tho propaganda for . that which our revolutionary debt to France"
tuberculin in his blood, he Is pretty comes In packages, that a lot of peo-I
certain to choose to keep at work
play or exercise In the earlier stage
of the Illness when the specific cure
Now. thnrnforn 1 Calvin f'nH,li. I bis condition calls for Is rest. Rest, in
president of the United States, do hl" own Judgment, and In the opinion
v. ins unwillingly aangerous rriends.
and hy nil the precepts nnd tenets of
hereby set apart Thursday, the 2t!th
day of November, next, as a day of
general thanksgiving and prayer, and
i recommend that on that dny the
people shall cease from thnlr work
and In their homes or In their accus
tomed places of worship, devoutly give
thanks to the Almighty for the manv
and great blessings they have received
anu tn seek Ills guidance that they
ni'.tht tiesnrvo a continuance of His
favor.
"In witness whereof, I have here
unto set my hand nnd caused the seal
of the United States to he affixed.
Pie with a speaking acnualntance with
Mrs. Cow actually Imagine Mrs. Cow's
native product Is scarcely fit for the
baby until It hns been subjected to
some mysterious process In a factory.
Special milk is just a trade name
which means nothing In particular.
imlnntfolltv in . 1 " "." ' ,l " asuiiiKinn
' .... (Ill N II UOSl 111
cnli'iilitlti... ..... .... i ""n" i. in wiTioner. in ine year
......... ., .,,! ,., lu noiiie of our Lord, l!iar,
...i.m, mo inuiiic nea I i is eon.
wo nave ooen undisturbed hv nesiil.
enco or real catastrophe; our harvests
and our Industries have been rich in
productivity: our coininorce spreads
over tho whole world, and labor has
nnd of the Indenend
ence or tho United Slates of America
the lino hundred nnd fiftieth
'CALVIN COOLlDdH.
"Ity the President.
"FRANK II. KEI.LOCO.
"Socretnry nf State."
Ripp!mgRhun.Qs
pt won rieiuri
THKRK h re
curs, who
and cigars. Of I
of such as Ihcv:
nii'in
arc slow in
I hear the
l Hey conic
Kseh lneent pack
age rontsitis direc
tions so simplo nny
wonisn rsn tint soft,
jlellrste.alisilrs or dyo
rich, ermsnrnt colors,
In lingerie, silks, rib
bnns, skirts, wsiala,
dresses, rests, stork
Ingi, sweaters, drsp-
. erics, coverings, hsng.
Ings everything I
Buy Diamond llvei
no otner kind and tell your druraat
WhAlh ll.a h.la.l.l .. r
. . ,.,,.,,, yu w,an io color
Is wool or silk, or whether it Is linen,
POOR F0LICY
gaudy raiment, nun who ride iu cuMlv
milking payment for the i'tidl'Uh
ini'ivliuiit princes make complaint
in ami Inly our tiuiiin-.s. rim mi
liilUand do not piiy. . vmi M.0 ,1(,ln j,rjM(, ,, u,ld u,ll(ll.,.
for our empty, yawning tills. .Those misguided men go tooling
by the woods and cataracts, Iml no person arc they fooling,
al the Village knows the fuels. All Ihc pcopl,. know they're
dodging bills they should long 'since hvc ,,i,id, beating bills
for board and lodging, for plug bnls and lemonade. Oh, the
butcher and the gro shudder when li,.v sec these lads, for
the sheriff's drawing closer and llicy cannot (.,.( (heir scads."
These poor deadheads, much .Irsiriug plaudits as they go their
way, think the voters are admiring all their splendor and dis
play. Hut, as solemn as a Druid, the mortician says, m,vs h'
"Owing or embiilining fluid, slitl they scamper o'er the lea."
And the druggist sadly twitters, ns he sees them pass bis
fhack, "They have pug'tinscl jngvor bitters and they let mn
hold tlsack." And the hardware man is spying, as he Weighs
a thrccinch ii.til; "They have time for pomp and playing, but
no time lo bring the kale." Hotter walk, obscure and humble.
man 10 Know a t river x t n-
Who'sWho
Ilnnford MacNIdcr
The new assistant secretary of war.
Hanfnrd MacNIdcr,' president ot an
Investment banking company In civil
life, won nine sep
arate citations for
valor while he was
in Hie army and
Poems That Live
THE CLOUD,
I brng fresh showers for the thirsting
i lowers,
From the seas nnd tho -streams
1 bear light shade for the 'leaves when
aid ' ..
In their noonday dreams
From my wings are shaken the dews
that waken
iR..ti...w. ....,..., . , . The sweef buda every one.
piL i sTL. " V ri"L. tT.." !".. 'i " hen rocked to rest on their mother's
oreasi,
Timely Views
on World Topics
gruinl.c, wishing you would pay your bills,
Oiilo tho merchant princes
Figure in French Debt Settlement,'
upines Dr. o. s. Muzxey.
"The American debt to France in
tho American revolution is one that
no niern mnnev imt-ntanl nan .llu
ircrteniouto'eoL "" id S. Muzzey.
onel of infantry Proiessor of history at Columbia uni
during his term of vetBity in a recent speech.
service in the Sec- "The contrast between the general
ond Division. public reaction to the French debt
. . jio was oorn commission In this country and that
uei. j, iss'i, in 'toward Hie other delegations which
Mason City, Iowa, have visited this country Is a striking
w nrre ne now re- one, no said. "The Krltlsh. llelglan
sides and bus bis and Czecho-Slovaklun debt settlements
business. wore plain business transactions, and
MacNIdcr re- there is no doubt Ihat the Polish,
ceivru his early Italian and other settlements, when
education in Mil- and If 'they shall he made will also
.uass. lie t.w iiniu-iieauou 11 not CO (! 1 omieil
business transactions, but a different
sentiment prevailed In our dealings
wmi r ranee.
"Over the brief discussion of dollars
wns
loll Acuilemy at
entered llaivaid In 1S07 and
graduated n member of the class of
I ! 1 1 In February uf that year, lie
entered business as assistant eashier
of the First National Hunk of Mason thoro always hovered the spirit of a
City, where he remained until huh. jsuhtle bond of sympathy which the
wnon lie Weill to tho Mexican binder
is n iiiciiilier ot the lo wit National
Guard.
Once In the army, fate made it dif
ficult ror MaeNlder to get out, and It
was not mull September, lain, that
Ho resumed civilian clothes. He then
returned to M.-ison City nnd became
president of the banking investment
company.
MacNIdcr was n vigorous exponent
"f adjusted coiii.ensuii.ii for all ex
service men.
As a member of the Second Divi
sion, he took part lit the engagements
of bateau Thierry, Solssou. St, J.
bid. l-laiic .Mont mid tho Mcuse-
AlKonnc. He won the Distinguished
Service Cross, wllh nil oak leaf clus
ter as ailillllon.il recognition for bra
very; the Croix do Ouerre. with five
palms: the tWe ul Merlte dl Ouerre
t Italy, and the ribbon of n Cheva-'
Her of the LchIoii of Honor of Franco
lie served wllh the Ninth Infantry
and spent eight months In the army
h oci UjimiK.il arter the armistice)
MacNIdcr. once commander of the
Iowa department of the American
Legion, was put forward for national
commander at MinaeapoUs In 1S1U
and In tho balloting he stood next to
rrsnklln Duller. In mi he was
elected to lead tho legion.
As she dances about the sun.
I wield the flail of the lashing hall.
And whiten the reen plains under
And then again I tllssolvo It In rain,
And laugh ss 1 pass in thunder.
Percy-Hysslte Shelley.
Cook with. ga.
Why tines ".IihIiiw dresser alios
urn til prli-e tugs so e inn"! rend
'em., l-.vrf- iiki In u vlillo n liuit-l
vulgar hut necessary Intrusion of Intnl.
noss must not bo allowed to Impair."
ho continued, "and that spirit was re
flected in the press, at dinners given
the visitors and on the streets. There
were no tears and embraces when Mr.
Haldwin and Mr. Montague loft us
after arranging for a full dlschar.-c
of the Uritish debt, with Interest at
tho rate of per cent.
Her Aid Helped Victory.
"We cannot attribute the lervent
manifestations or our ntlachment lo
Franco simply to sympathy for the
country when It was tinder Invasion
by (lermnny. Whether or not the U
stales of the Infant American Union
could have won their Independence
unaided bv France Is a matter of spec- itwf Bn. r,,i,i.,
...niiuii. no innnoi say wnat might
have haniioHMl ln 1. 1 .. .....
know whst did happen for
came to our aid. first socretlv with
military unmiiin ti,nM ..AHiu 1...
treaties nf alliance and eonituerce.i
with men. monrv and al.l... r ...
which heliod to win tho flnul victory
at , orklown."
In speaking of the payment of our
revolutionary debt to France ho said,
"we must realize that tho mnnev ii.i
to France was but a small part of
our obligation to hor. The names of
Lafayette Rochamheait l....,n ...i
Chastelliix, of De Grasse and D'Es-'
taing and the nnnamed thousands of
the sons of France who fought with
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The New York subway was ;;
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