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brelia‘s life. It should be left open until dried thoroughly and evenly. When rolled up, it should not be twisted by the handle or squeezed too has made some changes designed to give better protection against summer showers. Thddnmflbm is not so much the now â€" its silhouette was wrong, and its effiâ€" ciency was not quite 100 per cent. The sixteenâ€"rib is the ',uv' oper article this year, according to the Woman‘s Home Companion, and it is not so apt to The efficiency expert has been busy with the oldâ€"fashioned umbrella, and Whether these young people like the course the American government is/pursuing in Ching isâ€"not particularâ€" ly important. Thc%nihd States will continue to protect its nationals withâ€" out being disturbed by their vociferâ€" ations. . But the words they have utâ€" tered, considered in comnection with the reports that American and Europâ€" ean educated Chinese are .leaders among those who are stirring up anâ€" tiâ€"foreign and antiâ€"Christian sentiâ€" ment across the Pacific, makes it perâ€" tinent to suggest that this country will be acting entirely within reason if it decides to quietly notify tbo-q particular "Celestials" that it will be better for them to get their educaâ€" tions hereafter at some institution of learning outside America. ‘ POINTS NEW STYLES IN UMBRELLA USES mitted to enjoy the educational adâ€" vantages it offers have indicated the extent of their capacity for gratitude and have exploited their peculiar ideas of what constitutes good manâ€" ners by hotly condemning the navai forces of the United States at Nanâ€" king because they presumed to interâ€" vene in the one effective way, in orâ€" der to save a large group of Ameriâ€" can citizens who were threatened with assassination at the hands of an irresponsible mob of half savage reds and bandits, says the Detroit Free Press. And some of the students have expressed themselves in a way which indicates that while they have been getting everything possible M’ of this country, they have more .or | less been preparing themselves to j snap~at the hand that has fed them.\ Certain groups of Chinese students in New York and Chicago who have been generously accorded the hospiâ€" tality of the land and have been perâ€" SOME CHINESE STUDENTS aliens to expulsion. ._ LACKING IN GRATITUDE Fail to Realize Benefits of Eduâ€" cation Here and Knock The activities of the border patrol are a great deal more extensive than is generally realized. In the 16 months ending last October at the Mexican border alone, 224,760 persons were questioned, more than 25,000 trains searched and more than a hunâ€" dred thousand automobiles and motor buses stopped and examined. The paâ€" trol guard travelled nearly 600,000 miles by automobile, 80,000 miles by horseback and 60,000 miles on foot. Five bundred alien smugglers and more than 10,000 aliens were appreâ€" hended â€" the smugglers were subâ€" ject to criminal prosecution and the except in self defense. This means that invariably the smugglers have and is making good. The Immigration service guard is recruited largely from exâ€"service men. They are square shooters and many of them are expert marksmen but The Immigration Service border paâ€" trol as a separate uniformed unit is fraee frrmee. 39 i tw empiniing orces. now its third year and numbers nearly 600 --.m-:xmm luMu:;‘ h‘n unâ€" Madled+ y purpose “Wt.h gate" and making their way illegally into this country. In theory the wmmuuavnmfl: tion enforcement, but actually it plays a leading part in dealing with rum runners, gun runners, and dope smugâ€" glers. It has a big job on its hands Recruited Mostly Frem Former Soldiers and Is Efficient and Active; Some Features of Work Told PATROL MANY FARMS INSIDE VICE CREATER NEW YORK Crtege New Picture of Great City as m memicRation worx| Netewortby Farming Com, Resruitad WMiasihs Wilc m _ _ .ué Ek’gtmflgNC'JYor‘kCiAty, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1927 and Makes Over Oldâ€"Fashâ€" are not rolled, but the band umbrella buyer should Us | Permanent Waving According to one statistician the women of America spent eighteen times as much in pursuit of beauty last year as Uncle Sam spent on his navy. Here is something for the pacifists to worry about. <For beauty causes more killings annually than the combined navies of the world. To further show the agricultural tendencies of America‘s ultraâ€"urban metropolis, the editor of one of the largest poultry journals in the counâ€" try states that a very large percentâ€" age of his subscribers have New York City addresses. Among them are several thousand New York poâ€" licemen and firemen who are enthusâ€" iastic and capable poultrymen. "It is not uncommon," says Farm and Fireside, "to see a horse cavortâ€" ing around on the vast roof of some gigantic New York building." Dairying in loft buildings in the skyscraper section of downtown New York is an important industry. There are said to be 50,000 dairy cattle thus housed within a short radius of Wall street. These cows never leave their stalls. ‘They are fed largely on the byâ€"products of foodâ€"processing instiâ€" tutiong in the cityâ€"and some fearful and wonderful things they get to the five subâ€"divisions of New York City, has 40 farms with 32 horses, 149 head of cattle and 2,700 chickens with a yearly output of 24,000 eggs. . The o{My‘ cows produce 81,000 gallons millk. trooplis. It finds that there are still 486 farms, with a total of 10,457 acres, inside the confines of Greater New York. Of this acreage, 8,500 are hu"o’kmnnduommm pasture. present value of these farms is $18,500,000. CEEROPTCCCOS, °5 PNesemed by Farm and Fireside, which has been making D. L. Mustric MARCELLING waATER wavine MANICURING HalR DYEINC â€" an 100 0 1 2 222 _ NHAMPOOING _ SCALP ThEATMENTS * . Call and Make Your Appointment for Permanent You will have absolute priâ€" vacy in our beauty and hair cutting parlor. Highland Park 1990 for an appointment. & Why go to Chicago for a permaâ€" p nent wave when you can get the finest kind right here at home. Don‘t wait until the hot weather sets in. Now is the right season. If you want HIGHWOOD Phone 251 Save Join Our Christmas Savings Club We Cut the Very Latest Highwood State Bank AIMS TO GIVE FRIENDLY SERVICE AT ALL TIMES ___ Let Us Serve Your Wants with a vings Account Safety Deposit Box Insurance A Handy Checking Account "wWERE GROWING DAILY â€" GROW WITH US" "The Community Your Money NOW â€" Save Regrets Later! 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