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The great fabric of interde- pendent international interests, with it: far-flung threads of supply‘ and demand, msctuatintt and eddyinc as I result of changing conditions, po- litically, socially, or otherwise, is now so finely knit together that no coun~ tries nor men can live any more “um to themsvlves done,” The relationship betweeOEgvvtiarti prosperity and the wide use of anti-i Add silk products and nutomobileI tires, althnugh the respective eco- nomic phenomena m thousands of miles apart, is easily explained. Long staple rf'ibunv' grown most success- fully in' valley of the Nile, in an important fiber in the manufacture, of symh-tic silk, now widely iraiowm, " rayon. It also is used in the man- nlacturing of automobile tires. _ Another Example Chinese wood oil, or tun: oil, "li tho other hand, is the base of most of; modern waterproof, quickgrying vnr- 1 nights, and is also in p Ming ink? While only a small quantity of it was i imported into this country a decade! Ito, over a hundred million pounds are required in American 'iiiiii7iiii( ad: year now. In (set. there is, My a home in the United Sales} that is not indirectly affected by the shortage in this product due to the political disturbances at Hankow, China, where this oil is made in primitive presses and whence it is shipped to all parts of the world. A writer in I recent issue of the Telephone Engineer, who has just re- turned from an extended trip through the Orient, my: that the name "Woo" is " common in Chinese telephone directories u the lame "Smith" is in the directories in this country. All sorts of Woo's us list- ed. In the Shanghai telephone direc- tory, (at maple, there an as may u forty "Woo Kung Kwan's" and as my atrereut addresses. "WOO" POPULAR NAME AMONEEE CHINESE Common There As 'Smith" Is In Unjqu S!tttetr, Agcording Eveidendy Mr. Woo is the Chinese Mr. Smith. PM attention is directed to our display of dining room turni- ture. ths the second floor of our fine establishment you will find what we believe to he the fuesst and the most col-pm line of dining room fumi- ture our shown in this city. Our much can in the seheetistn of merch- IIIth for this institution. and out trade in “My: in mind when selec- tionl m'nade. We have unite: here as low I 898 for eight pieces with a mu price increase up to $600. Tenn he maimed if desired and your has an be made up-todzte at law and. t9ehwartx Furniture Co., It-18 B. Goa-ea st, just south of WM Wuhan, m. 19 may .. a: ham ' 7'" tiii-LG itGGTi. " will. In a. would must be an Foch Mama-ra, and M WW CAB RATES . NAME Real Estate tum-anJu umu-n...,_m 'a'tgtt%'gattp I 8%1t0tTIt 9mm _ -?'"'""-"" -___._ av: vuluull WAVIWI '"---dr--t-rovr---' .-. Bmmboldnctor Minnow _,' "tttttere 'ttlr-a-a-ical-'-.. ' -lebkL‘;,.‘-A ' _ "Em ' _ Ann-n!- s',. a Aldus-h to Direiuii :9 "A? 88000“ K WMAHAINID? watching-ho “his to Dumb-runwa- What ngtrnmatie picking of Ameri- can business in those two item! Within every industry, end and M, agriculture and machine-tmg, banking and retailing, a mighty struggle goes on for “one" and supremacy. For each success . dozen faitumn. Behind the curtain may an under- taking, created in high hope, but» trested with ideals, carried on with enthusiasm, goes .down. Across the street, Inother win: out. Luck? Hardly. An intangible something, often acutely sensed by the actors themaelm. may have turned the seals by I hair. A shade better iudgment at a critical point, I shade irll'l' strategy in a minor an- gagement. . shade keener anticipa- tion of the public’s changing fancy, sounder {hunting or a flair for the dramatie--who can say?. We hear only of the big successes. The public ucclaims, or, in iconoclas- tie mood, shys. But those who know what lies be- hind, the days of dreaming, nights of toiling. family and friends neglected. fortunate hazarded, have respect and admiration for the mange of imagi- nation in business, sympathy for the defeated, cheers for the successful. For where, since the world begin, has iadividuatimn--individuat oppor- tunity. individual reward for individ- THE ALCYON EEIIEEEEiRiriilN ---c--tmNDAr. mu "-l---- ATTRACTION mmnonnmmr TRIPLE FEATURE OFFERING A'tttrWin. 1::th nan: will. A newt-tingling nary of the out on when! . ----Frt- MONDAY. mu u---. _ For a day- only mmnmsr uyrsmzmsx spuwnon manqlsppyxs A an" with . mfg Mar ma '1!- Vunbhiu Ami-ml" Arr-m mad the and b - IIat um I. ml- "AVA” ”A" .l "I man-n "A1. “VARY In at W M!!!” - be YOUNG mm POPULARITY coidiiiri _------- SATURDAY. JULY " - Continuo- 2 lo " II... hm marina ”0 In Utah! Purim-mt 5'"ti “DRUMS or THE DEER? Att Star Cast At {mug-uhgg 19Ber, W Wm" 'et4h"hil.tAttr- u...- "'t'"""-"Ti7/.,u7'i, .11 “OM - -- -- _ - {gnu mun- NtlxtatriEdEit-TiiiT.T- A GReeter attd a S-Rdeher Ibo (Indy. Mews, PIN-I. _ SPECIAL VODVIL FEATURE REGINALD DENNY with BARBARA WORTH "FAST Ami FURIOUS" Tim McCoy and Claire Windsor "THE FRONTIERSMAN" m;‘m'i:im_ irsu'iTi'tiaiiet. OW and Prim- ththn ' "'A"m"'" 'iGai-diiGGii" - Syecucukr Stna Prologue ill min with may. no a. nun.- mom 'sWKiiisbix - _. rrm, Lt2W1 or sown" Btu-h-rII-udum Ttrm.ie*f.ttwmm6e.-tr. FOR RENT - Corner Central Avenue and Green Bay Rd., now showing: broom kitchen- ette, $75 to $90; electric refrigeration, gas and electric lights furnished; also furnished rooms with private bath and maid service, $70 to $80. -Tamttr.. nu JULY "oiL (m Bun Only) GILDA GRAY "CABAREr' r0: ADULTS own Faith!!! no :M'Unan mm! Br order " ml Par- . an h];- aGhaiF. COLLIER I00“ “NAUGHTY BUT men- T sAlsLiingm " m Am WAY. I“? " “NE GREYS W. R. McKILLIP & co. Telephone B. P. 690 or H. P. 890-Y-4 me While for I variety of reasons. rt, . some political, but mainly beams of f'" the innate modesty of the man, no tpa- direct comment on the farm situation my, has been made by William M. Butler. the! the chairman of the Republican Na- tional committee,. His friends say mes. that in private "conversation, and Jast- attain, not as a politician, bat as a citiien of the country, he has made he- definite expressions of his belief that 5 of! the farmers are entitled to something ted, , like reasonable t"surattce as to when any} the government is going in this mats Ill- ter and what it intends to do. Butler thellived in the near west in the early sfui. I years of his life, and thus early had me-hh ba-i-et-tm" FA“ nonu- GAINS WTmMHtRAgt IrmNBt9r One-Itinr-lmdth aeriemttmm1 aqitatimt '- tut a. coma-Mun”- Mammal.“ not rest haw dun natal-stood that was. rum huh: industry. hit it in to be (and that tho [but had no particular BiexriSeanen. They tmderatood it n. Ill - tdfHt,Atutlostttowttt,eatnssoeitU had decided it In a basic industry was beyond their vision. Tod” gu- uindy. linear: and intelligvnt expres- Iiom on the farm situation can he heard in all the man territorr, Ind century to n thought which has been industriouxy promulznted, the east- ern intent in the solution of the farm problem is not predicated on a were dolllr and cents view, but be- - of an honest and sympathetic feeling'of distress over the struggles which mmy farmers have been obliged to make. an opportunity to sense conditions and appraise the value of the men who made the west, Added Extra Matiuee Only Ebi-eNs a “ham " the and]. W , am or cuss? VALmKVlLLx ' Busy Sal. & an. Burt- Sn... Jib " mu wht we're going to tell 'o" having ietnePt_rtietaxrt-sdrouatiiu_, minute at it. . ------MoNoAY. JULY u --..- m,eirnss mm one D., Only! CAREFUL! WATCH YOUR STEP, so FLOWt “LADIES BEWARE" THATS 111:: In“ or Tm: "(from an: IT A?" 'toe 10 "t III! “(in shot! which ------_. mu "---- “SPURS AND SADDLE" ml VANITY SHOP NIGHT an: "no". men noLu. rum mu. "was: PAY vul- rnu . loans sum-nun -----.mmAT. JULY "---" rim ru- ns: It.“ W xxx mums» m unvws‘ smou- I -- It“ or vm “SILVER COMES THROUGH” with FRED THOMSON and SILVER KING. the horse A. I “JULY "a.-- humanism THE PEARL WW “I LU“ " “III JACK noun "GRINNING Guns” -IATUIIMY. JULY "- oun-w- 2 u. " p... L. Wot. “In. July "-"-"-- SACREMENTO! Bum KEAToN “[113 GENERAL" SUNDAY, JULY "-- Miss In One Day Only! PM.“ ”I!