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Show Mi M I w War on Disease FullotlrKriils bas kept tlie Legion merooers Interested and busy.. Now the American Pole-Ca- ts Used to foil - Legion lias interested Itself In an atg Sleuths tempt to decrease the Illiteracy la the " wilt United States. nobody Certainly Prohibition officers who search rise to say that this Is not a worthy the wooded hill near Parkers-- , object to engage the attention of the burg, W. Va. for moonshiners men who fought Germany. declare that these liquor makers It was tho wur which made known ' re using skunks' to defeat the( REPUBLICANS SAY REBUKE WAS to the people of this country the exends of Justice. K, Officers Bee, tent of Illiteracy in the various states X 'JO CONGRESS AND NOT TO come to the lymphatic system, Victories Won in Bitter they and Summers reported that they of the Union. It iff said 6 per cent Many and tbencelnto the blood. THE WHITE HOUSE. one ' distillery and destroyed of the people of reading and writing Battles Waged for Conquest "Finally, after passing through the a broke skunk kennel, and up age in the United States can neither heart and lungs, they reach the throat of Contagion. found jsvldences nt that they nor write. read and pass thence tbrouglith stomach, toEMOCIJATS THINK DIFFERENT other distillers who tfere using Legion Takes Up the Cause. ultimately landing in the small Intes11' polecats to scent the, scenery One reason why the extent of tine, to whose wall they fasten themand thus prevent "dry" agents literacy was not appreciated was that CAMPAIGN AGAINST KOOKWOHM selves, and for as much as seven years, resident Harding Wat Not Surprised the records were not properly kept from smelling the brewing if not disturbed by treatment, take by Reverses Sustained by Hi Party ty the different states. It has been fill of the victim's blood and intheir Calls Extra Session for Action on charged that some of the state officials Not a Person in Virginia County Has testinal tissue. did not make proper Investigations beHow They Do Their Work. Ship Subsidy Bill. Enough Hookworms in rHa Body The fore they made their reports. "They develop In their salivary to Produce Any of the Symp"But they go eve further than that. war showed the facts In the case and By EDWARD B. CLARK glands a substance that has a mnrked tom of the Malady. some method n t well understood, ( The election has come now the American Legion through Its Washington. power of Inhibiting coagulation of the By land gone. It may be said that Repub national Americanism commission is they cause the blood to undergo a blood. to themselves the Attaching "If persistent echoes Washington. change, reducing the amount of hemo lican leaders generally in Washington going to do whut It can to help in the wars disturb one's peace of mind It surface of the intestinal wall, rasping mere shocked but not stunned by the Trk of giving at least what may be of and sucking away the delicate Inner globin the element that makes us hi a wholesome h ntidiite to turn attenand which constitutes the called primary education to the illitnews of the day. on which they feed, they lay bare cells tion occasionally to. another sort of tends to render healthy that erates of the country. ingredient conthe and the They were shocked apparently wound tissues, deeper Garland VV. Powell Is the director of world struggle, a beneficent war the tinues to bleed for a long time, even blood an nnfertile soil for the seeds of of the unmistakable fact that (the country struck the way It did, but the national Americanism commission war against disease." says a bulletin after the worm has deserted the spot infection sown there through lack of from the Washington headquarters of sanitation. to which it was attached. jthey were not stunned, because the of the American Legion, lie has Just the National Geographic society based "Yet. owing to the fact that Its truth is, most of the leading Repub- issued a statement with proper proof on a communication to the society licans in Washington, more than half to show that the United States stands every stage is so well known, that the methods of comba'.'ng It are so draeleventh as a nation of illiteracy com from William Joseph, Showalter. fcxpecied that the blow would cojne. "In the stirring hlstor" of man's effective, and that those who It Is the blunt truth to say that Re pared with the northern nations of Eu- effort all matically Luckiest Man Picks 161 to make himself master of his are cured so quickly begin to experipublicans closely connected with the rope. In Germany, Denmark, Switzer- environment, there is no more thrilling Four-LeClovers ence the Joys of living onc3 more, it Administration hold that the general land, the Netherlands and Finland than that which tells of the makes Itself the moat readily and sucresult of the election was a rebuke to there is less thanl per cent of Il- chapter bitter battles he has waged for the Rockland. Me. The luckiest cessfully used -- of all diseases wltb congress and not to the White House. literacy; Norway and Sweden have f contagion. which to point a community toward a i man In Msifnp If lnrlt flpnenit tthey do not say this openly, but cov- 1 per cent; Scotland, England and conquest "Three announcements ? of almost Is Alfred t goal of better health." on four-lea- f The Democrats declare that Wales less than 2 per cent, and ertly. t . clovers. ... tsenner 01 me ueaaows, tins i the rebuke was delivered Impartially France 5.9 per cent. AH these coun- unprecedented Import to mav.klnd are At Least One of the Causes. city, who has a record this sea-- j to the White House and to the capltol. tries have fewer illiterates In propor- expected to be made at no distant date. "The first of these, chronologically, son of 1C1, Resides 45 of the e Washington is seeking reasons for tion to their population than the sees Every-ye- ar luxurl a at least, will beth"i yeltowfever has variety and 33 of the the great increase In the Democratic United States. added to our list of necessities. That with three of the seven- vote. Naturally the Republicans hold It seems likely that the Education at last been banished from the face of t is the main cause of the high cost of leaf for' good measure. that there Is no "reason" In it, but Week advocated by the American Le- the earth, and that the gem. which as indirectly living, djrectty that there are causes for it. The ma- gion will occupy the days between De causes It has become extinct, along Exchange. jority of Republicans seem to feel that- cember 3 and December 9. During with the dinosaur, the dodo, the great local considerations- - and general mat- these seven days every effort will be auk and the nassenjter pigeon. "The next In order will p ohably be Hers In no way associated with either made to Induce adult illiterates to ator Repub tend night schools and to Induce citi that hookworm disease, which has Republican administration lican congressional endeavor brought zens to adopt illiterate adults and chil- been called a 'hnndr.ialden o poverty, on associate of crime and degeneracy, bout the defeat of the party. They dren for educational purposes. The Legion has njuny posts in many h destroyer of energy and vitality, a say that the wet and the dry issues, menace and an obstacle tc all that The individual conflicts In the party ranks between states of the Union. iconservatlsm and radicalism, blocs and members will be asked to work for makes for civilization,' and which Is cliques and various other things are the educational muse and to see that endemic In a zone that embraces half Interest does not lag. The National of the eurth's population, . can be responsible for the result The Democrats on the other hand Education ossoclatlon and the United driven from any community which has A committee had been appointed to Street" on Which Washington Malm that the great change In the States bureau o educutlon are co the will to get rid cf It. select a suitable house for him. What "Last will come the statement that rvote from the campaign of 1920 can be operating with the American Legion Lived in New York Is Now could be better than the Osgood house demonstrations have Interpreted as nothing more than as a to promote the success of the work. large-scal- e in Cherry street ? So they took It .for of course whole Dingy Byway. proved that malaria con be eradicated stinging rebuke to the Women Versus Women. him, and Mrs. Osgood and Lady Kitty of the from almost party Republican that has any community procedure When woman nueti woinon than Duer were charged to put It ln order since It came Into complete control or comes the enough vital force left to push a tug of war. for his reception. Everything was in rtbe government. thorough, though Inexpensive, camUnder the leadership of the National HOME WAS ONCE SHOW PLAGE readiness for Washington when lie arfor Its paign President Not Surprised. an extirpation. Woman's party, it is understood, rived on April 28 at the foot of Wall Virginia Early Campaign Center. Occasionally one Is able to learn uttenipt is to be made in 42 state legisstreet. InWhen There Lived "Richmond county, Virginia, where First President jthlngs which are not told him directly latures this year to secure the adoption Picked as White House. augurated First Time Mrs. Washtoy word of mouths There has been a of a legislative program in behalf of the war on the hookworm as a worldHe was escorted from Wall street to feeling In Washington for some time what might be called sex equality. The wide fight had Its Inception, 'lands out ington Wrote That She round his new home, 3 Cherry street, and Life There Very Dull. ithat President Harding more than half members of the Woumn's party ap- ns on example of what moy be accomthere he estiblished himself with his expected there could be no great vic parently desire that there shall be no plished and ns an evidence that It can Samuel Fruunces, better whatsoever lu legisla- be accomplished with much less diffitory for his party this year, and that, discrimination New York. A walk In Cherry street steward, known as Black Sam of Fraunces' tavexpected tion as between man and woman. This culty than was formerly supposed. so to put It, he quarter-warecalls that in the Seventeenth century "When the work tiegun there, about when the little Dutch settlement of ern. Besides the steward he hud "five that the Democrats might win pretty means, If the logic of the case runs much everything In sight right, that certain Amerlcuu women thirteen years ago, 82 per cent of the New Amsterdam passed over Into the white men lu livery, five black men, Friends of the administration say do not like laws which pluce womuu people had the disease. A few years hands of the English and was called two black maids, a housekeeper, three the President saw the signs of the as a worker or as a citizen on a differ- - later a resurvey showed that this had New York, there came oue Richard other women servants aud his own times and they have intimated tout the eut plane from thut upon which the been reduced to 35 per cent. A more Sackett ln 1671 and possessed himself valet." When President Washington enme to recent resurvey reduced It to 2 per of land out ln the country, amid green party's chieftain did not share the laws place man. York at the end of April, his wife A meeting has Just been held In cent, and In 1922 It can be announced views of national committeemen ana lanes and fronting for about 400 feet New others whose business It Is to be proph- Washington of members of the Na- that there Is not a single In the on the West river. He planted cherry was not with him, but she started ets of cheer, even If the clouds hang tional Consumers' league. At this entire county In whose bodv the trees along the bank, then planned a from Mount Vernon on May 17. She was ten days ln making the Journey to low and the thunder roars. It is not meeting there were representatives of worms are numerous enough to nro-pleasure garden, which should have a overstating things to say that Presl-en- t a large group of organizations com- - duce any of the symptoms of the bowling green, like the gardens In old New York. She had to pass through then a flourishing town Harding probably was the least posed largely of women who are op malady. England. Tables were placed and tea Philadelphia, "There are two kinds of hookworms was served, with rum or arrack, or "with a more exclusive society than Surprised man lu Washington over the posed to the Notional Woman's party result of the elections. program for sex equality through legis- that Invade the human body, an Old even good madeira to drink the health New York," writes a chronicler of the time. When woman meets woman World species known as Already the politicians In Washing- lation. Ancylostoma of King William and Queen Mary. ton are looking forward to 1924. Some then comes the tug of war. duodenale and the 'New World' form The owner called the place Cherry The New York Advertiser of May 27, The National Woman's party Is com known as Necator amerlcanus. of them profess to see the elimination "W are informed that Garden. A lane led to It from the remarked: of President Harding as a candidate posed to considerable extent of the The New World gpeclei of hook town. This soon took the name of Mr Washington may be expected In to succeed himself. Others say that women who In the days of the struggle worm Is s small parasitic creature Cherry lane, and ln the springtime, town about four o'clock. His Excel. thinking men know the President's for suffrage were known as the mili- about as thick as an ordinary under the blossoming trees, young men leDcy, the President and suite, having course contributed nothing to the elec- tants and from their ranks largely half ns long. The .dult femnlopin and and maidens strolled. gone over to meet her at Elizabeth-towln the federal barge. The tion day results. Sane politicians came the volunteer plcketers of the inhabiting the small Intestine As the years went on the lane beplace of know that It Is too early for such "deal- White House. Most people will reinem- - thousands of eggs dnllv. Attn n.-- L came a street and was extended until landing will be Peck's slip." She was ber, probably, that during some months pnss ut of the body they hatch with It ended In what was then St. George's, welcomed by a large crowd and the ing In futures. An extraordinary session of con- in me him a.iimiu.MiuiM.n numi-iuh ln ne or two duvs. They are now Franklin square. Houses were put Presldeut escorted her to 8 Cherry paraded In front of the White sooplc In size when hutched end never up along Its length, and lu 1770 n fine street. Two nights afterward she held gress hns been called by the President. The present great Republican major- House ln behalf of the amendment to e;row larger as long us they remain In one was built of brick by Walter her first reception, and all those who ity In congress of course will hold the Constitution which has given worn. the ground. a rich merchant who traded had a claim to elegance and refinement Franklin, until March 4 next, when the lease of an suffrage. "Then comes aloua a air of bare with China and left his name as a gathered In the large squure rooms. life of the present body expires. The or hands, or some other part of legacy to Franklin square. He left a feet In Groups Opposition Regular receptions were held after lawmakers will be asked to pass the the body touches the Infected ground rich widow as well, who married agam, this "when Mrs. Washington would nre women The who to what opposed ship subsidy bill and certain other adnn(1 ,he ll,,le villains make the most this time Samuel Osgood, and the big stand by the general In receiving the be culled ministration measures prior to next may that 10,000.000 women Inlegislates nf ,helr oPPortunlt.-- . They promptly brick house, three stories high, be- respects of the visitors." ' various say measures be cannot March. If these in the United States l,et:in ,0 bore tnelr waT through Uie longed then to them. In 1701 George Dull for Mrs. Washington. organizations U!,ln passed at the extra session or at the stand in skln " SPVPre Irritation known Washington, lately elected President of to the plan of th opposition Sometimes in the evenings the coach, short session, some of them of course National Woman's United States, was u('n- - "nre tmuer the skin. the party A list of 1,8 Broun" with five horses, would drive up to the will have hard traveling In the conthey travel through the tissues until to be Inaugurated here. In opposition hu these organizations door of 3 Cherry street, and the Presgress, which next conies Into power. been given to the writer. It comes ident would hand Mrs. Washington to It Is a long while until 1924. A lot Just from a representative of the National the carriage, then they would go to in two can and of things happen years, Consumers' league, and Is as follows: the little red frame theater In John nobody knows It better than the Consumers' league; National street. On June 5 the Advertiser anThere is plenty of time be- National of Women Voters; "National nounced that "the President and Mrs. tween now and the next national con- League Couucll of Catholic Women; National Washington saw The Clandestine Marventions for things to happen, which Women's Trade Union league; Ameririage.' " will make or unmake men whom the can Association for Organlzlug Fumlly these amusements, recent election has brought forth Into Notwithstanding Social Work ; Girls' Society In or thrown Mrs. Washington wrote In October, "I has the light, temporarily America ; National Friendly League of Girls' find life very dull here." Into the shade. Probably Clubs; National Council of Jewish she missed the beautiful house nt Education Week Proposed. Women; association; Mount Vernon, with its garden and In nearly every big city of the coun- National Federation of Federal Emlawn, sloping to the river. Even green try recently a week was set aside In ployees; High School Teachers' union; the big rooms of the Cherry street Which to Impress upon the people the National Council of Mothers; Associa house, with at' their fine furnishings, necessity of gunrd'ng against acci- tion of University Wot.ien. not console her. The President could weeks have been called dents. :These A. the meeting in Washington of the 1 continued to live there until February, "Safety Weeks." l(tK). ihen he took a still finer house fl f Now there is being advocated In the reasons for the opposition to BS1 1 on Broad vny, near the pork of the Washington for the whole country a state legislative program of the Nq- VJ Green. Perhaps he thought Rowling ' were ,lvrtl plan for nn "Education Week" some tlona. Woman's Mis. Washington tn lht find it less From the interest one of the leaders, who chawed thai g time in December, . ,V t dull. So the house lu ('lurry street which is being taken In this matter by .he propped "ManUe, equality" B was robbed of Its elnlin to renown, but B various organizations who know the urn will work out to the disadv,,,,!,, It uunalued u fine old M place fur man; conditions of Illiteracy in the United of women. Here !. whit us said cmt - I? years. States and who appreciate Its danIf the stnttM of men and gers, ituiight be said tli.it education oiivn week In the highest sense will be a aie made Identical wes raunot claim t. ... Blows Up House by Doorbell. vr m. sl i mjm ):. r .a ALn jsl isji w K, 6 iT.AfMf Safety week fur the American people. support from their l.nstn'ii N deserted Berlin. During the absence of hijr When the American Legion, nun ieS Would be W'lliMted to Slippurt hushand, a laborer, a housewife In a .posed of former soldiers of the World their own families; ill'.oni-- lnl:nidt Berlin suburb cnmtiiitted suicide by war, was farmed, it was said thui (lie venhl hrive to pr.v turning on the gas. The returning lir,ov: Vi, organization might not hold iogrti-owed imllieis husband rang the bell und receiving in:l.! lot ! eoliiled to .because It hod no definite plan .of I' ti- i'. nx. ri.: e r.tier how ;;rvnl pushed It so iulentlv tmt In view. The Leg' on nml.-r.l.uilier Rurbunk. the plain wixurd. keeps right on devising new H- i- s: me llu li mi d. lailev-a short circuit wos caused Inside tho plants provision . .... . . . ..ml llowers. He Is here seen in a in-.a campaign for adjusted euuiponsui.on II ..r Ids latest, "Moltes Fire," an nrnit-- i m re nude for .idu,',-is- ; iiuuwtt. rr. uoitien in ii:r imo( ooor Was nieiilul (lower he ha perfected. The plant, when the sun shines on It, glows blown off. xor uie war ..veterans, ami wulle then- i !n.i.r!; would lu-,.; f tm! the husbind knocking ,,.t, iIims been a if nod dml of opp notion u ! a brauilful crlmsoii The photograph was taken on Mr. Burbunk's Tanu at iMi -ir l.i. rest i,t i.ixM uw.. ii. iiiTr ui.u.vr ui m (IfUW Was I ruinta Itosa. Cnl. mm cruiuot ii u eu may w called, it d.ir ' nM In kv- wrecked. ! E REASONS FOR LECTI RESULT .Still-Huntin- " .. J ...'- - af ... Rumanian T ypes. one-tim- five-le- six-lea- - Recalls First White House " y pe-s- on n j i micro-banne- ! newly-forme- d Molten Fire Is Burbank's Latest Plant Parent-Teacher- I j J.; p,y I, ,. J ll'lKY :X?&!2? I fiS BWCl Hf''CWfirS''ti ?.V3i tCTj$S?SK' fffg&S&L m fe24 iI w-- J J tjtMi fctMS x : I ; r m ! ! r ! i.- a ! fPrPtftf br Can buy few comforts of life he would be deeply ashamed to buy an article of Bucharest, the capital alike of me apparel. Kounianla and the pre-wa- r While the crowns were actually benew Roumanla which took shape as a result of the treaty of St. Germain, and stowed In the little Transylvanlan little Alba Julia, a small town tucked town of Alba Julia, almost as Important s part, of the ceremony was the away In the mountains of Transylva into Bucharest and it is from nia, shared honors a few weeks ago ln entry to there, in "Tlie Paris of the East," that tha only spectacular coronation which Europe has been treated since the newly crowned monarchs probably will continue to rule their land, In spite 1913, the crowning of le king and of recent discussions as to the advisaquecu ui nvuiauuia, of a more centrally located capiIn. selecting an Isolated and little bility tal. known town of Transylvania as the In addition to not being centrally loplace of their coronution, the rulers of Konmanla paid a tactful tribute to a cated, Bucharest has other counts their against Its fitness to serve as the capiacquisition major territorial tal. The water supply of Bucharest a World of the country gained as result war. Alba Julia Is the name the cable Is inadequate, the city site Is exposed to the biting winter winds that sweep dispatches carried; Karlsburg, Gyula, some are of down from Siberia; and the RoumaniKehervar and Welssenburg the other designations given the town ans, who pride themselves on, their of some 11,000 people perched oh a hill taste for the artistic, find themselves with an outgrown and city among the "Alps of Eastern Europe." on their hands, and so are considering A cathedral contains the tomb of the idea of deserting the Paris of the Hunyady Janos, .national hero of Hun was Balkans for a mountain town in the gary, from which Transylvania transferred to Roumanla, and mokes of Carpathians, Fogaras. Walled Town Without a Wall. the obscure town a western European Bucharest Is a walled town, without slirlne when it Is recalled that Hunyady turned back the tide of Turks who the wall. Crowded, as wns the custom beat against Transylvania's portals when city walls were the main defense, Bucharest drops away from the glitter 6ome fifty years before Columbus of the Cnlea Vlctorel' and the boulecrossed the Atlantic. n orientalism of A fortress and a museum are the vards to the other objects of Interest ln Alba Julia; the outer sections, and then abruptly the rest of its prestige la a matter of to the empty, dusty plain. Its populaassociation with the eventful history tion has more than doubled In the last decade, and houses, as elsewhere In of Transylvnnla. eastern e Europe, are at a premium. It Switzerland-likThe Wallachs of this and land, which helps, by 22,000 square requires Influence, persistence miles and 8,000,000 people, to double bribery to get Into one of the few hothe area and population of the new tels, the main' attractions of which are Roumania, have long been more Rou- the dining rooms, often open to the sky. r The source of the marked manian than the Roumanians themselves. Living in the verdant valleys wealth of Bucharest was the big counof many barrier mountains, they pre- try estates and the cheap labor. The served a racial purity with such Jeal- rich "boyar" had a whole army of reousy that a maiden lost caste if she tainers who received little more for married a Wallach who lived too far their toll than did the slave In our own from her own home. country before the Civil war their victuals and keep." The result was Only such a loyalty could have preserved a national and" race conscious- an Immense Income, which found Its ness In an area where at least six dif- first expression la a very fine residence ferent nationalities contend for su- in Bucharest, and later In the mainte establish premacy, and where religions range nance of an from Icon worship to abstract Unlta-rlanls- ment. It Is said that the Roumanian government has the finest home for Its While one-haforeign ministry to be found ln all Euof the popnlRtlon rope. It was built by one of these In the realization of their d dream of being united with "boyars," or landed proprietors, who their brother Roumanians across the had the misfortune to die soon Rfter The Transylvanlan Alps, the greater Rou- his palatial home was completed. manla faces the problem of welding government thereupon acquired It. the other half of the Trunsylvaninns Nobody but the proletariat thinks of Into her national life. This "other half walking ln that picturesque capital. Includes the Szekels, Magyars, believed Nearly all the "cabbies" own their own flowing tailed to have settled here long before the teams of Russian exRussian are Itorses. They major body of the Magyars arrived; sect. iles of the They wc the Saxons, who are Germans IntroSkoptl k velvet coats, the skirts duced as colonists eight centuries ago; great I" gypsies, who have lived here long of which reach to the ground. Their multl-hueenough to have forsaken their nomadic waists are bound about with habits for life In villages; Jews and sashes, the flowing ends of which drop back over the seat, and one can guide Armenians. his driver by pulling one end or the Illiterate Wallachs. The Wallachs of Transylvanlu other of this sash when language stand In the way. achieved the unique distinction of comDrive aa In Mexico City. pelling a sort of admiration for their If the presence of the landed aristocIlliteracy. They argued that efforts toward their education by the Saxons racy In Bucharest reminds one of Buemeant an attack upon their loyalty to nos Aires, the driving customs bring to Roumanla. Hence they resisted Snxon mind those of Mexico City. Every eveIn tutoring just ns they resisted also, so ning all polite Bucharest turns out far as lay ln their power, Magyar pat- Its smartest equipages and drives "P and down the beautiful parkwH.v known ronage. The energy chokel off along Indus- as the "Chuussee" Along this super" trial and literary channels flowed Into drive the endless-chaiprocession artistic courses whh-- made them one moves In double file. of the most picturesquely dressed peoSurrounded as it U by rich farmlns for ple of Europe. Many a Wallach vil- eountry.Bucbarest has not lacked Allen lager of Transylvania lives la a mud food, and the restaurants are well hut because he cannot buy lumber. t all times. The Roumanian loves tlie Enter that hut, w!)u Its hole in the top uniform and high heels ok for a chimney, and you will find a loom boots like those of the French aviators upon which women weave fabrics of suit the fancy of the young dandie.s. delicate texture and gorgeous color. whose perfumed mustaches preserve The general outlines of the women s their dlglnlty by reaching straight ait The garments are fhmlllur the flowing, Instead of turning up at the ends. fashions robe-likFeminine skirt caught ln at the waist women are chic. Ml by a girdle, over which are worn panel-lik- e run the gamut from such beaut car lands In as few and behind. front costumes These peasant aprons aprons, like the opn-fron- t jacket, af- eqnal, auch natlva dress as Carmenbht ford scope for widest variation In deloves, to severely plain of sign, fabric and color The Wallacblan gowns, relieved only by the touch corns standardization ai he does bis light on patent leather ana Saxon neighbor j and If he laments be tlfiy aigrette Is Jaunty hsi the Kattonal Oeosrephle D. C) ciety. Wuhin(to dium-size- So d run-dow- pre-wa- e lf centu-rles-ol- long-mane- blue-blnc- n e I Syi-vi- a |