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9. S. SCHWALBACH Metal Weather Strips Yellow Onions 8_ Il‘!nim 4 device that is 9nd3l ark 1677â€"8â€"9 of heated air Agont and instulley of [ very Fri., Dec. 31 the present No guess, whole story. pacity fuel bill 30 and WALL THLB: 4 and GAS 1OGS TLE C0. $ its details Geneeu. Many o come back as mysteri At the hos! are agked who ‘fetch reward. T Aleppo, French Syria, (which is about 250 tmiles north of Je em and just over the desert border from Turkey, is the center of Wém activities by which 2,000 tian girls have been rescued from Moslem harems at a cost of $5 each. ; 2 Those. comfortable Ameri¢ans who believe that communism is merely a bogey man with which to?;rithten children to sleep will find: gome diâ€" rect evidence here to the gontrary. The American labor leaders know something about the activity ‘of :comâ€" munism beeatfe they are constantly dealing with it. $fpes 6. Parlor Pinks © ) ; Of course if communism, were fighting alone in America: ;:'wpnld never "get to first base" ag the sayâ€" ing is. But it has the support of "Greenwich : Village" miners, and other kid glove socialists lni‘:aflor pinks, who are constantly add fuel to the flame and keeping communism alive in América. 8 advises its miner readers to pay no attention "to‘the mouthings of blaâ€" tant demagogues$" and says that the offending pamphlet was My written by one of those ru.l: in New York City who are known ag "Greenâ€" wich Village coal miners." . ; Aleppo Is Center of Adventurâ€" ous Activities; Girls Removâ€" ed from Turk Control‘ HAREM RESCUERS One of ~the : labor ‘ s which has been most sub to the fire is that of the miners. | The offiâ€" cial organ of the union m only recently had to call atten to a vicious pamphlet, directed to miners, which the Journal says, “i‘imenly a part of the campaign which conmimunâ€" ists and communist sympathisers are waging â€" against the U#d Mine Workeys of America." ~ Journal the American worker, and, in doing this are attempting to pe te and destroy the American labor unions. Points Out Dan little concern, but there ~other attivities néarer. home . will bear watelm’c In the United States the reds are\fighting, not Wwith armâ€" ies, but with propaganda. « They are seeking to break down the, morale of National Kepublic. One * 18 Chinese gituation, where ,civil war seems to be the p: fashion, and where armies are led inst each other by generals with ronounceâ€" able names, generally spells confusion to the average American who knows little about ariental affai f Chinese Puzzle It ought to be pointed| out, howâ€" ever, that the crafty tlemen at Moscow havé a hand in this Chinese puzzle. Cantonese armies, it is quite generally believed by those in touch with the situation, are un.ger the inâ€" fluence of the Moscow vernment,‘ and these armies are opposging forces which have the support of the Britâ€" ish and French go Ats. . So in China again we are having a phase of the conflict of :comm t against western civilization. °_ | j This offensive is now the second phase, which has ‘Aits purâ€" pose the bolshevising of the American eontinent from the Rio Gtande to the Panama It has e pretty well known use of c in activâ€" ities at Washington whichâ€" : been mecessary to&l:femrd erican inâ€" terests and peace of western But there imte other red offensives which are not quite so well underâ€" stood by the general says the National Republic. One of these is world. GET $5 AN HOUR | ie‘ UNITED, STATES an tions ub to the rs. | The offiâ€" "mean ons ten to a 7 ® k FINEST Dlrslsl 5751 RAV We thought the cotton crop would become a problem in the south when the girls all began to wear silk hoge. It might be supposed that League of Nations was scarcely Old enough to have a museum, but rapid progress is being made in the organiâ€" zation of such a department at Geneâ€" va. The exhibits are to include hisâ€" toric documents, sketches and porâ€" traits of those connected with the ésâ€" tablishment and: progress of ‘the league. â€"Under Dr. Nansen‘s ditecâ€" tion, a very complete record is prepared of the league‘s humanitarâ€" ian efforts, including its coâ€"operation with the Near East Relief and oth Americani agencies in Russia and the Levant., & .. "That was in 17483. Long. afte ward there was an even worse blo upon the society than that ;left by wineâ€"bibbing. The Dilettantiâ€" ith= held their aid from Elgin in the Risâ€" toric campaign . through .. which h brought theâ€" Parthenon marbles to England, and Payne Knight, a powâ€" erful member, went out of his y to discredit them. But it is the ery humanness of this episode, as w gi the drinkingâ€"bouts, that somehow commends the society to my imaglifhaâ€" tion. ~They were not pedantic am teurs. They lived and took works of art in their stride." /fi LEAGUE OF NATIONS HAS LARGE MUS "of the society "that ‘Avignon i Ttatr‘LBot The oliity rens on "other townt %:mfihm&? .er rules are as quaint. It is resc ‘that a Roman dress is tl:r ht ~essary for: t dent (of the ciety."~I can h&m ‘old rip Francis Dashwood, in it. _ ‘ thought that ‘the properest dres dignify the Archâ€"Masters‘ was ‘a Crimson Taffeta Robe full pli with a rich Hungarian cap and a) Spanish Toledo.‘ The dress of secretary had to be nothing: leas â€" a reproduction of that worn Machiavelli. Walpole girded at Dilettanti and in â€"a~letter "to "Ho Mann gave them a fearful blast; nominalâ€"qualification is: hzng ; in Ataly, and "theâ€"â€"real 7 D drunk; the two chiefs are Lord dlesex and Sir Francis Duhwood} were seldom sober the whole .1 they were in Italy‘ > s mMononent co. | s WA nouncements. len years late decree just cited*"‘It 18=the . club are cited by Royal Corti critic, in commenting on the ing‘ humanness of art celle Scribner‘s ____ OLD ENGLISH CLU Artist Comments on the December Number of â€" CURIOUS RULES OF GRANITE FURNISHED AN ' AND ERECTED BY â€" Exquisite, newest designs in platinum, white gold, and gold â€" beautiful arâ€" tistic watches with moveâ€" ments of precision. _ . $15 to $250 i WRIST WATCHES #a of an old An in cfi ¢ || Santi er %«, the â€" Mormon â€" arsenal â€"and other relics of the Mormon heyday in Illinois are still to be seen in Nauvoo, 'Jhs Hlinois Traction System was the first electric railway in the world to operate sleeping cars. | ~©Miinois ~was‘â€"ceded by . 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