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S. which cleanses the blood of the disease germs, at the same time building up the general health. For valuable literature write to Chief Medical Adviser, 100 Sw ift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. Up to Her Old Tricks. Skeptical Widower— Mary, Is It 1 really you? Spirit of Dead W ife— Yes, dear; you don’t doubt me, do you? (Whereupon the excited man puts his lighted cigarette In Ills pocket where the matches are. A strong sul phurous smell invades the room. Vio lent heat In the region o f his Docket.) Widower— It's you. all right. Mary, hut you’ve got your hand In the wrong pocket. My money's in my overcoat.— Yale Record. SAY “ DIAMOND DYES” T>on’t *treak or ruin jour material in a poor dye. Insist on “ Diamond Dyea.* Easy directions in package. “ FREEZONE" Lift Off Corns I No Paini Honor to Whom It Is Due. The nrmy nude has hoon cited ofll- clitlly for helping to win the war. By the time wheelbarrows, picks and shovels, barbed wire and a few other Invnlunble raids and ends have been duly pruNed, the encomiums will all have been passed around. About everything animate which took part In the conflict except the lowly “ cootie” has been recognized.— I'lilla- delphiu Evening Bulletin. Some of the other ancients were pretty swift, but Samson was the first to get a gate on him. S u re R e lie f “ Freezone” on an aching corn. Instantly , that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift It right off with fingers. Truly! ' Y’ our druggist sells a tiny bottle of ! “ Freezone’ for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard com. soft corn, or corn betw een the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or Irritation. 6 B e l l - a n s I I H ot w a te r J r z Z ^ I S u re R elief RE LL-ANS h # FOR IN D IG E S T IO N MAN’S BEST AGE A man is as old as his organs; he can be as vigorous and healthy at 70 as at 35 if he aids his organs in performing their functions. Keep your vital organs healthy with GOLD MEDAL T h s world's standard rroisdv for kidnsy, i r e . bladder and uric acid trouble« sine* 169C, corracta diaordara; stimulate« « M organa. A ll d ru ffia n , threa a n a I CeU Medal — e eeerr baa Kill All F lie s! »nyw tidre fall* «II 1rs ■ • ardi TWIT »r*F»D PATSY Ne«*. S H t K irR im r ^ - l . I n S' UKJC.v .-W 1 * IU ab * « * . I w m t f*ii: w.itre« learn Probably New Yorker Will Investigate Before He Carves His Name on Another Boulder. Men do not hold women dear who | cheapen themselves. Must I Endure Forever the will cleanse the blood thoroughly and kill the germs that cause the Torturous Itching? AN ARKANSAS FARM. 160 acre farm, 50 acres in cultivation, 5 acres bearing apples, 15 acres pasture. Four-room frame house, fine water. On countv road, half mile to school and church. Daily rural mail. Price $1.000. Write for free list of other bargains to OZARK FRUIT A STOOv REALTY COMPANY. Leslie, Ark.-A.lv, toii MADE TOMBSTONE Or ROCK A scrap of information often ends in a war of words. Blazing Skin Diseases? Hard to Believe. A workman In a factory on the West aide received a bail cut on the face. Before they could get him to the doc tor’s office he fainted. The first thing the doctor did was to pour a large drink of bott!ed-in-hond down him. The doctor then dressed his wound and the man went his way. But In about a half hour the man was hack at the office with his wife, and as he came In he said: “ She won't believe me.” “ Won't believe what?” exclaimed the doctor. With that the wife cried out: “ I’ve lived with this man too long not to know when he’s drunk and been tlgtit- !n\” — Indianapolis News. If n L L r n n i i i u i ,iar( . . mu iv m h ii towns nee«I barber«: oit»"»rtuu<*ut*s oieo for men over .Iraftajro Brirb^rs in army hi.v#» good as officers commissi »11 Hot ireuaied In few week" «'all or write. Molcr Rnrher College. 43 S. Wnt T.-rr- *• St . s t.f I ake City. It w as quite u while before a promi nent lawyer in New York related to his friends a personal eiiierirnc* which lie had one summer when, being somewhat run down In health, he went Into the Adirondack» to rest. One day. as he was wandering aim lessly through the woods, he came up Playing With Blacksnake on a huge boulder not far from the Missing her two children. Mrs. , railroad that runs along the shore of George Mead of Susquehanna. J a lake. Listlessly he began to carve I’ ii ., located them in a field near- « his name on the rock, but gradually * by. Her four-year-old son was J warmed to the task and chiseled zeal ously away until he had wrought both mean a la k of desire to come to Amer , astride a blacksnake more tlt-in , name and date with various embellish J three feet in length, and bis sis- J ica, the immigration officials say. Rath ing flourishes. er it means that European govern > ter. Gladys, three years old. was < As he was proudly surveying the ments are not willing to further de J striking the snake on the head ; result of his labor, an elderly back i plete tlte male adult population liy al # with a switch. The youngsters were laughing. J woodsman appeared on the scene. A ft lowing it to emigrate. Tlte intending J er the customary greeting, lie dex • and tin* woman said the snake • emigrant is finding it difficult to get terously shifted his pack to the ground, J seemed to lie contented. The J passports under the new immigration then with a somewhat quizzical air laws. Also ship accommodation* are « reptile glided away at si^iit of • surveyed the lawyer's work. f the mother. J hunier to obtain. "Quite a bit o f art you’ve got t i Before tlte war from four to five ----------------------- ----------------------- ■! there,” he observed gravely. thousand aliens arrived at this port The lawyer accepted this tribute | elicit day, or about 150,000 a month. RAIDS NET FORTUNE IN BOOZE complacently. Notwithstanding tlte falling off in ar "Kind of curious how things come rivals. however. Superintendent Baker 35,000 Gallons, Worth $1,000,OOC about,” lie went on. “ Now. tile first said the Work probably Increased. This Seized in New England Since thne a train was run into these here is because of the changes In the law. January 1. woods It come in contact with a trump, Not only do arriving aliens have to pass examination* as to moral and Boston.— Federal prohibition ac-. *< long about here: and that there hnttl- physical fitness, but they must pass j in New England have seized more der marks the spot where we buried a literacy test and lie armed with pass- [ than 35,000 gallons of liquor and alco him. Now. here he is provided with a IMirts vised by the American consular ; hol, valued tit $1.000.000, in raids con first-class tombstone ami an inscrip agent nearest their home and indorsed 1 ducted since January 1, according to tion that anybody might tie proud of. by the American authority at the port William J. McCarthy, federal prohibi Kinder curious, ain't It?” of embarkation. tion enforcement agent for this sec- I’ nder amendments to the law cer tion. MOST POPULAR GIVEN NAME tain persons are now exempt from the In addition, thousands o f gallons of literacy test and all of these must be beer containing more than half of 1 “ John,” or Its Derivative, Common it» detained to prove that they are en per cent alcohol have been confis All Languages— Explaining Size titled to exemption. Again, many wom cated. of Jones Family. en and children are coming to relatives Tlte liquor is stored In eight ■*•*(*- here, and these must lie detained until houses here awaiting removal • John Is the most common given, nr such relationship is proved. Washington. Christian. name we have. Its history Is curious. It came originally from the Hebrew Jehohnnnen, “ God is gracious."' Tlie Greeks made it Johanan. and in the feminine it became Anna and Han nah. The name was unknown in Sax on England nnd was seldom used among the Normans. In the Dooms compartments for women. Only very day book, the record of the inhabitant» No Longer Shy, Veiled Creatures, old men. however, are rush enough to of England which William the Con sit down In the same seat with a Turk queror had compiled, only two Johns but Work With Men in ish woman. Turkish women seldom are listed, and one of them is a Dane. go to a theater where there are men. Tlie German form is Hans, and some Many Lines. Special matinees and evening perform times Johan. From these we have the surnames Hanson and Johanson. The ances are arranged for women only. Tile war tins done much to break diminutive is found in Hanks, Hnnkiu. down the barrier between Turkish men Hanklnson, Junkln, Jenkins, Jenson and women. The women were ne**ded ar-d Jennings. Shane is the Irish form so badly as nurses and relief workers of John and Jean the French. Consid Only the Very Old Men Rash Enough that tlte government hail to avail It ering the popularity of the name John to Sit Down in the Same Car Seat self o f their services. And now It is and the fact that at this time It was With a Turkish Woman— reganled us quite proper for men and « pelted "J-o-n” nnd pronounced “ Jone," Leaders Educated. women to be associated in ail sorts of •lie size of the Jones family will be ex charitable and educational works. plained. The name means "son o f Constantinople.—Turkish women are Consequently many- women who were John.” John Jones is found in almost no longer the shy, veiled creatures formerly forced to content themselves every community. who passed their time in the seclusion with seclusion in a home where fane, o f tile harem and were never seen by work and French novels were tlie only New Thread Has Fine Qualities. foreign men. They slill cling to the diversions are devoting their time to A sea gras* that grows abundantly veil. But tile streets in Constantinople hospitals, orphanages and other phil about the shores of Japan lias lieen and oilier larger Turkish elties are anthropic institutions. I found to yield fiber which, properly filled with women who have their veils Educated Women Leaders. 1 mixed with cotton, forms a thread thrown linek from their faces. They Women who hn«e been educated much cheaper and stronger than one are highly ornamental anil becoming, i abroad or in the foreign schools in of all cotton. Tlie process of remov Most Turkish women don't want to Turkey tire the lenders in this move ing the rind of the weed, which ha* abandon them in favor o f lints. But ment for greater freedom for their been patented by Its Japanese inven there are many sorts of veils and the j s,-x. Their broad experience in wai tor. is to dry the plant, boil It in lj-o smart, black s-n< veils which some o f! work lias Interested many women in for two hours and - - I slowly. Wash the women wear are very fetching polities and they have openly played ing It in water then «epunt'e* most o f wluui draped artistically over their a great part in the nationalist move Lbp coverings, and the rest comes "fT hulr. nient. In the Constantinople American when it Is soaked In water containing Car Scats for Women. Woman's college the Turkish girls lice bran and brought to 'he boiling In the railway and street ears there take great inte--e«t in basketball and point. Tlie risuliing fiber after rins are special seats for women, blit the other athletic games, and the effect ing. resembles cotton, an I is ready fo r films) curtains which arc supposed to upon women who have come under fnr- ate. The grass is harvested in the screen them from the gaze of men are •• -n influence is making the old life fail and the fiber can be prepared bv usually drnwi; back and it is not nn- •t seclu«ion and inactivity unattrac fishermen. It is exf-ectcd to hare a comuion to -ec men standing in the 1 tive to younger Turkish women. i niark-d effect on the price of ,-henp i clothing, and to Improve the durability • f fishing nets. Ugly Cut. The sturt of the Inaugural parade In the capital of Mexico at the Inaugural of President D. Adolfo de la Huerta. Customer—I see that the barbel Left to right In the lead are Generals Jacinto Trevino, Ohregou ami Benjamin Hill. across the street has slashed his prices. Barber— Yen, and if he'd only con- | tine his slashing to prices his custom Mother Found Two Children ers wouldn't holler. W h ere is Relief From The skin is fed from the blood, and upon the condition o f the blood depends whether or not your skin will be healthy and free from boila, pimples, scaly irrita tions, red eruptions and other dis figuring and unsightly disorders. The sensible treatment that will •how real reaults is a remedy that MCI D U M H T m Woman’* Heartlessness. " I hear tell that Gain- Hawkey 1» i ftggering on getting a divorce from < tiis wife.” said a neighbor. “ What’s iin- matter with her. anyhow?” “ She's plumb heartless!” replied I tiap Johnson o f Rumpus Ridgo. "He talked about some spring tnedicin« 1 ami she up and fold him that the best kind to suit his case w as a buck- saw and an axe. That there Infernal lady ain't got no more feelings than a snapping tu rtle!"— Kansas City Star. Cuticura Soothes Itching Scalp On retiring gently ruh stmt* of dan dm ff and itching with Cuticura Oint ment. Next morning shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Make them i our every day toilet preparation* and have a clear »kin and soft, white hands.—Adr. Old Fashioned. "Codger Is an old fashioned cuss. Isn't he?" remarked Blinks. “ He sure Is." agreed Rinks. “ Why, he still refers to woman as the weaker sex." W est Is Magnet j Tor immigrants j Majority of Ellis Island Arrivals Drawn to Industrial Centers by Higher Wages. IRISH GO TO NORTHWEST Women and Children Predominate— Work Increased by New Laws Gov erning Aliens— Europe Loath to Let Them Go. New York.—The stream of immigra tion flowing through Ellis island hus been noticeably deflected from New York city to inland centers during the last twelve months, and officials give tills as one explanation for the fact that the city’s 1920 census was only 6.021.121 instead o f the 0,100,1*10 ex pected. Official statistics regarding the desti nation of arriving aliens are sent to Washington to he tabulated and digest ed. For tills reason destination figures for the last twelve months were not available. One who most closely wntches alien nrrivals Is J. F. Rowe, official money changer. He is quick to notice any unusual movement in the flow o f Immigration. To the Manufacturing Centers. Mr. Rowe asserted that money ex changed for immigrants whose destina tion Is New York city does not amount to 1 per cent of the amount exchanged for those giving other parts as their destination. “ In former years.” said Mr. Rowe. “ Immigrants poured Into New York city by the hundreds of thousands. They are now going to manufacturing centers such as Pittsburgh, Detroit and Akron, Ohio or to the coal and Iron mining regions. “ For the most part those arriving here now were in America before the war. and are acquainted with the coun try and attracted to sections where the best wages are pnld. Before the war a majority of the arrivals had only hazy Ideas as to where they were go ing or what wages they were to re ceive. "Another interesting fact is the change of locntlon of some of the races. Not so many years ago most of tlte Irish arrivals flowed into Mas sachusetts orsoaltere-1 along tie- North Atlantic seaboard. Now they are going Into Oregon. It ’.* noticeable, too. that more aliens are going to California than ever liefore." In Jnnuary 24,000 aliens arrived her,. ; February. 22 . 000 ; March, 20 . 000 ; April. .'W.OOO: May. 40.OOO. and in June np to and including the 19th, ttl.ooo. ‘Superintendent Baker o f Fills island «aid this immigration was made up mostly of women, children and return- tug r e s e r v i s t s . Tiles, • latter are nn-sf- 'y Italians and the figures for this month will show that most of t h o s e who left America to fight for Italy have returned. The fact that no great number of male aliens is arriving here does not TURKISH WOMEN BREAK CUSTOMS SPECIAL SEATS FOR WOMEN W A R HEROES ROBBED Conspiracy in the War R s< In surance Burean Unearthed. Men Involved Were Handling Cla ms of Crippled Soldiers fer Compensation. Washington.- .V conapiracy of em ployees in the war risk insurance bu reau to defraud veterans of compen sation due them for disabilities sus tained during the war ha« been un earthed by the Pnited States secret wrvice, according to announcement by the treasury department. Three arrest* have lieen made. The name* of the wen arrested were not made public. “ All these concerned in thl* out rage will be prosecuted to the limit of the law." »aid Secretary o f the Trva*. art Houston, in a statement issued Mn The men involved In • these on me* wet', ,i..ag,-d in the ta«k of handling claim* f • \ »••idler* for compensation. Tin* method employed, a* reported by the «core! service. wa* substantially CHEROKEE BILL’S AGE 123 Fought With Bow a-d Arrow Ag*,n*t British in 18’ 2— Enlisted at Fifteen. Grand Junction. C„|—Oi.-rokee Bill, veteran of the plain* and sol dier in the wnr of 1M2. ha* just ,-|* fo||,lWs brv-t-«l Id* one hundred and twenty, A »oliber. pro*, ntlng hi* claim In is-r third birthday at the county homo so n . w a s ;(,iv s,.,| b y o n e o f tlie e n n - hen*. «ptre - -s who handled it that lie wa* flier..kee Bill i* the only name he entitled r,, sgui or Ainu At the s.-mte knows. In (he early day* he fought t'’lie til- etuple* ee denounced the fact -villi how and arrow with the aborig- that the award was s,» small. ines ami even med that primitive Taking the matter under further weapon, he sa.v*. when he fought the consideration, lie told the claimant Briti«li In 1*12. He enlisted In the that he thought he would be able to army when he wa* fifteen year* old. put through an award for a greater He wn* horn June fl. 1797. and wa* amount, but that, of course, he would twice listed in the Fnited states want to share in the excess payment. census as the oldest native o f Amer- The claimant agreeing, a check fob 1 lea. the larger amount was made out. The The aged Indian recently made a truth wa* that the aoldier was enti '•ap for himself out o f the down of tled to the larger amount and to iha cattail*, and wear* this proudly when full proceeds o f the check. I he hobbles along file «tree's with the aid o f a caoo tw has owned sim-« ; t , The cottage is a pala » to the poor. I Civil w ir. Atmosphere Above Earth's Surface. The atmosphere is believed to ex tend much more than 100 mi! * «tim e the earth's surface. Its de; sit" de- crea«.-« rapidly for the fir.r fetv mile« .,f ascent, then much rro e grad ually From tiie phenomena of twi light, due to refract .m of light. It ntny he demonstrated that the air extend» up to a height of 45 mile* hut other phei-nmera. such a* tlie behavior o f meteors and the aurora, show that rare air exist* at a much greater height. Counting Has a Limit in China. Ten thousand is the larg-*t number tn the Chinese language. Therefore all large sum* must he state-1 in mul tiples of this figure—the population o f the country Is four times piivv» rimes 10,000. or 400 million.— Asia )I igazine. Economy. Tlie pot of gold at the end of the rainbow—has anybody ever seen I f f Will anybody ever return with It? Economy may mean the difference be tween living tn a poor house sod su ^ VMLCg C L * .
