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Show " M LEGION l,M CLASSICS if A decision of farreochlng, importance V affecting the' participation In politics Of men holding office la the American lxgloo naa just own uwiu-e- d down- - by Robert A. Adams, national judgw advocate of theXegion, In ,fW':T1ll-BSrt'!upllf-b- y Inter-ToCpr rt'Nponse to an Inquiry frnn the (ha Amarfcaa L(toa News Bcnrkw.) Council of Los Angeles, Cfll. At Its niiiiunl election held In DeLEGION MEN IN HOSPITALS cember a Los Ange.rs iMint elected Chauning Follettc as commander for d Boy in Instituc lfCI. A Hhort time afterward tions Ar Members of the the of was appointed justice Great Organization. peace by the board of supervisors of ow An gelt county. One-thir-d men who l of the The Question arose whether, in view o In thirty-twconfined Id hospitals ire Foilette hod been apstates are meni- - of the fact thatoffice an to which, in Its nabers of the Amer-Ic- a pointed in the matter of filling ture, except Legion, pub-Ji- e to Gerald vacancies, Is an elective, salaried serve a was to officer he eligible J.VMurphy; dims tor of the legion's an officer of the Legion. In his official ruling, the national service division, advocate says: Jude who bases his re"This being a salaried, elective pub on figures port lie office, it Is my opinion that the compiled In a national census of method of filling a vacancy Is not es 'disabled men ta- sentinl lid determining the .eligibility ken by the Le- of a Leglouaire holding such office. The office is eleclii'e, although the case gion,with which we deal Is that of an apd "With of the disabled pointment. "The imrpow of the constitutional veterans enrolled in the Legion, againsc one-fift-h of the other eligible provision la of course, to prevent, so men, It Is shown that the disabled far as possible, the use by a member of the Legion of Us Legion member man realizes the results the Legion ha obtained In Its campaign for Justice for ship In furthering a political career. the sick and wounded of the World Consequently, the effect of an apwar", Mr. Murphy declared. "The dispointment Is In no wise dissimilar abled man bas not Joined the Legion from an election, and It la my opinion for the selfish purpose of obtaining bis that the Incumbent Is, by the accept own compensation, for the Legion serv- anee of his office, rendered Ineligible ice la extended to veterans, regardless for the office of the American Legion of Legion membership. It la believed that many Legion "Although the principal effort of the members, appointed to political offices Legion to to aid the sick and wounded will be affected by this ruling. veteran, national and state legislation, Americanism work and many, other TWO HEROES AS HONOR GUARD projects beneficial to all men are being accomplished by the orIllinois Buddies Dele. ganization. These movements are ex- Distinguished to Save National Commangated pected to result In a greater percenton der Inspection Trip. age of Legion members among those who left the service without physical When V. W, Galbralth, national handicaps," ; commander of the American Legion, Inspected Illinois posts, be was proTO HOLD MEETS vided with : an honor guard of two heroes of the World war, who have received IS medals and citations for Sessions Alleged for Purpose tf bravery between them. Against Negro Troop In French Army of Occupation, 1 ot HYPATIA QI.EGION ' st By CHARLES KINGS LEY . Condensation Ons-Thlr- jj, Kol-lett- SEEDS by ..1 .L. U.uL unlit. r cnwtvs miiiam rr. ninii Tkt which ., , tlt la Charlca mm4 Klacalar Uv4 waa akl ta vmt ar ewa. The the ria-tm-m oa-ym- wi wrkM ad lha aaeial far-bte Eaariaae m - y ; tollawtaa ha rev-latlof la Fraae war la a aauill way ataUIar oa the teacaa taware frceaaat atlma hr tha ta Raaataa - ravata-tla- a throaahaat tke warla. r Klaa-alevta areaa ret srataa-that- le aefaaaalltr hla Caahlaa aeara far kyaaerlay aa4 kia faarUaa love af Jaatlea maaa hlat a ehaaialaa af (aa aaareaaae. Yeaat" hath Altaa Lacke' aa tha rear after the revelatlaa. The flrat Is aa aaaaaltlaa) af ike sweat- laar arlcai la which Laedoa law life warklac-ciaa- a tkaaarht are with aatraaraiaarr vlvMaeaa aad aaarataadlaaV "Yaaat," wrltlea ta kauralaar ladiaaattoa at tka rsadtttaa af tha aariealtaral laharar 1a Baclaad, haa a "ecath aad aaaaloa aad fewer, m life, aa lateaalty, tha teath aart ef which waeM auk tha fortaaa af a aval aaw." tirrleaa warkae far Klaamlcx was practical refaram, hat tha arrcat lcaaaa ha tried ta eaaver waa that the. welfare af eecletr deajaada aaw eataarat af tha lataat fareca af Chrtat's " It waa aat aauwlas, thare-far- a, that ka aha aald have taraad fraai BasUah aattUa-- aad aabjeeta, ta which ha waa aa aaaalaaataly tateacatcd, ta a atwdr ( the rflk aaatary. Tha aairlra at that aart ad waa caalarlaa; tha aaaaaeaf a aalvaraal fanaMMtla' af haaaaa thaawht waa ta arertaa. Tha Tawac Ckarck aad tka Old Warld war at arrlaa la a acatk atraacW. Ha wtekad te rava ta a aaval af that eaech that tka aaly reallr aaaa CkrUtlaaltr aratla etaad," aa ka wrata tka krUllaat ad traala Hyaatla.' Tka rtrhacaa at KlacateyM aaiaaaal- Itr la realised as aaa teraa fraaa H one-thir- aral h aa-aa- ra yle-tara- al fa-ta- re raUs-taa.- jr, PRO-GERM- Pro-tasti- ng Ba- - aatta" ta tha taeaaaaarahle "Water Mea," wkkaaleal, ekarala, etaraallT dallchtfal ta kl aad little ehUdrcsw meetings planned' for the near future In number of cities in the East and Middle West will Pro-Germ- could bear so more. PHILAMMON and he had through the dense mass of spectators, clearing rank after rank of seats by the sheer strength of madness, leaped the balustrade !? the orchestra below, and rushed across the space to the foot of the platform. "Pelagla! 8ister! My sister ! Have mercy on met on yourself 1 1 will hide yon! aave youi and we will flee to gether out of thla Infernal place this world of devils 1 I am your broth rV t . u 4" NAVY HEAD rs SENDS GREETINGS Josephus Danlsla, Rttlring Secretary, Expresses Appreciation for Part In World War. A message of greeting and apprecia- ( jure-ca- at C3 trended-downwa- rd ln st, n. luetic fc wsmsww lis - kiAn Baphael-Aben-Ezr- 1 a, , 16-1- 1 leed-stuf- April-Ma- 6 fs y 1 be closely watched by the American according to national head-gart- er of the men's orThe aerie of meetings. ganization. It Is understood, will be held for the purpose of protesting against tha reported presence of negro colonial troop la the French army of occupation, eespite the fact that the troope In question were .withdrawn.. many months ego. Cities la which the meetings are scheduled ere Milwaukee, Omaha, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, Cleveland and New York. It Is understood that Dr. Edmund von Uach, who waa rebuffed at Washing' ton, D. C, In an effort to enlist the aid of W. Vf. Galbralth, Jr Legion national commander, In the project, and George Sylvester Vlerlck, notorious Boche magazine editor, are among the hyphenated Americans who are sponsoring the movement A bulletin from Legion national . ht ad quarters, warning state to watch for an attempt to . revive German propaganda and to create sentiment in America hostile to the alUee, ha been sent out, and ettps have been taken by national officials to Influence the Department of Justice to prohibit the meetings. "A recurrence of German props- -' gnnda activity in this country ia some- thing the Legion has been watching for for some time," aald Lemuel Bollea, national adjutant of the Lev . gloa. "I feet that the greatest check to a movement pf this kind will come ".' from' citizens of Teutonic extraction, nd sincerity there : of whose loyalty can be no doubt. Loyal Americans should know of the alnlster efforta to turn sentiment in favor of the nation with which technically we are still at . .. war." head-quarte- BOYD RARK the-tal- " 4 nt It winvrr 1UM.I lilttimu CONDENSED National Judge Advocate Decides 0 W ganization Officer Ineligible i Holding Public Office, AMERICAN i,t liKnniiir Macedo- - lis irriM v III GRAM nlans, and Greeks from an quarters j i eouldL I Medlterraneanr eastern the t; 0f not forget that they hod once been tne (U. 8- - Bureau of Markets.) masters of Ejrjpt. Constant conflld Waahlnston, D. 'C For week ended of the between partisans March 15th. 111. In the streets Potatoes aad Vesetabiea. pch iVide laid a fitting scene for maFraltaa further decline of about We arse better WATCHES. Wc iwJT"" philosoph eta- Charles Klngsley'a religious per 100 lba. at northern shipping u.d Swi amkr. AH tClT, Amen, ' cioainatne ovm , mekKlrama. tioos .wees, hMorlcal past Our reasonable pra esae the wr ."!? ' ic market wen. aiked. Chicago car-l''.VI wnnav Cjrll. bishop and later saint, is noraNew round York $1.05. sic at me or oauans ouik. held at leaner the $1.0V1B Inally York eold atoraae Baldwin ap e t the grentAug-osUn- e plesNw rtinrchmen of city wholesale markets litf steady and the philosophic-- Syneslas, per Oou jorvnwesiert enrbox con- of wlnesapa mostly ilift per BOYP PAX BUXS 160 IIIAJN bishops both, are minor personages centers. frtta suming other with many passing the drama, First car Texas yellow fciermuaa 1 the leading onions mixed Jie. and 4, brought flmrrs of the chnrch, but 6 crate, in Pituourg comparea character from that side is the hnmhle with per aeaaon's opening level arouija laat monTHuvSJf1" Pnllammon,' the yonng boy of the $8.50. Burtu crop eatimates release reduction in acreage Khowe astery in the desert, who makes his Bermudageneral The cost of the seed is very small onions California. Louisiana with tlte value of tlie m.p yo mm-- . tZjr way In the simplicity of his seal "to and Texas. Total plantings ttita aeaws acrei why ajuality ia mure imporUnt Una compared wit l,t brave the world, the flesh, and the dev a 4,928 acres when care ' yon buy seed. Yo caa beeiadi, year ago. Production-.il, where so many other monks of no compared with estimated produc VOCELER'a rURITY SEEDS r--j tion have fonnd that interesting triad, tion 8,4$ cars lat season. con loaa. business Auk your nrurtihn. and acainat Financial Protect tiralav yea keeping headquarters.' at Alexandria. Most likely he has been usdug thru far thmi ditions, good weather, and excellent so sentiment far beariah waa Wlieat, caused Atfalfn, om Jl years. OurXlover, crop report The city ru)eVby Orestes, the Biirtey are srowa in the mountain prices lleiiZ as any prefect could rule the unruly and gram on Utah and Idnhn; they hraare bigcrt rrm, past week. Export demand brisku better ajoality. Send for 1W1 caUic. i cosmopolls, a worldly and elusive perthe 14th with wheat premiums ai busner So"' Over May."' Half "minion son, who, not satisfied with the trousow on Tne tor expurv wheat would conspire Uulf; flour sales to Europe the pasi bles already at hand, va Darreia. reported OU.vuunew to erect an empire of Africa out of lew days corn low level sold at 24th the andConstan-Rome ' on crop, Chicago May SJVic but later the difficulties of rallied. In Chicago cash market No. 2 tlnople, and to crown as Jits empress, red winter wheat 16 18c over inicago Hypatla, idealist, mathematician, May, No. 2 hard ll&l&c over; No. unaer iay; leader and teacher of what mixed corn under. For the week. vellnnr remained of Greek philosophy aa a liv March 24th 18th to Chicago May wheat c i ing force." under Hypntla's away fell down 8 Vic at $1.41, May corn jdif The young- - Pbllammon by reason of c ai at $1.J7H. Kansas City May her beauty, her power of speech, ana ISSM. WinniDea- May line si i . Minneapo$1.51. March wheat the Inherited appeal of philosophy to Chicago lis flour demand slaw, wheat stronKer, one whose ancestry was Athenian. An No. S dark lS&lOc over May. Kansas milling and export demand lair! appeal of another sort came to him City No. 2 hard 15c over May. darand beauty, from Pelngla,.dancer Hav Kansas City market extremely InWeak except on top grades. Bulk or ling of the city In general and of aemana grade; shipping dividuals In particular. To the charm receipts low Warehouses well filled; light. Very of Hypatla yielded not only the worldmarket not In position to absorb heavy VV fienerai Manager CfnontsJ DeMj nff.rlnn Southeastern markets dull. I IllRoomsContKierrtal Bann &4'h7iL ly prefect and the simple monk, but Receipts in Chicago; prices steady light utom Q J4r Uat City, the most Interesting figure of . th top grades Tlmotny commanama; descended fireroium. Fair demand for extra story, WALKKH BBAUTT PARLOR. 8 no demand for low grade Switch transformations worth $12 tm fta from the blood of Solomon, rich, lazy, prairie. Minneapolis market tlrm beSwftebei worth $7.6 tor $4. by sail & cause the but of to all appearance, and selfish light receipts and better de ample from eeater of head. (2t seatk aat i mand. Other markets steaay, receipts personage In whose soul aad mind generally ample to meet requirements CLEANERS DYERS. ror consumpare local was surging most violently the strag which mostly QusHty. , Sai tion. Quoted: No. 1 timothy $25 Chi the ia which conflict and keynote Clothes gle Inaored. Work guarantee! Wt a cago, $19.50 Kansas City, $20 Minneaporetarn list of Price as poataca m. of the book. Should the traditions lis, $24.60 Cincinnati, $25 Philadelphia in- Myers Cleaners A Dyers, lit E. Braaiins. j Z tlmotny izo t;nicago, 118 aoou MinJewry, the lure of Greek philosophy, No. $24 clnnati, Philadelphia. Dry Cleaalag by Parcel PaaL Sead roar as tha charm of a pleasant If tumultuous neapolis; Nol clover mixed $17 Minarenes. coats, etc. to us lor "Master Ciena; $22 Philadel$22 Cincinnati, neapolis, of the Christianity power world,vor and Dyeing. " Salt's Lake's leadtna ciaaet No. 1 alfalfa $20 Kansas City. $24 phia; Wa nay return eharcea. Raaal t'liaslii I conquer In him? In hla apparently Chicago, $24 Cincinnati. $21 Minneapo E. 2nd So. prairie $14 Kansas City, m Dyelag Ca, easy going way through existence, he lis; No. $1( Minneapolis., MONUMENTS. was measuring what every phase or Chicago, Write for eataloc. gtnan Feed. Considerable distress feed of Marble Granite Co 117 W. Broataaf. i as offer to had cauldron fered that seething by Jobbers In Chicago and other past few days. Increased TTPEWEITXSSi New aad rebuilt, reara a solution for the problems which a markets the mills to dispose of by carbons fm t human soul has to ponder for'lta own activityfor future shipment. White and and exchanged. Rfbbona aad KJL ikaa, UTAH TYPEWRITER OT, Dati, quoted about $1 per ton salvation. It took him long to decide. yellow hominy less than a week ago. Beet pulp down RUBBER STAMPS dt STENCILS. Scab m and It was only by the ministrations Im another $1 per ton and offered by ariav yorit. ror aar tags also made. Sand for aeaalai, porters $29 I. o. b. New of Augustine and Syneslut and the liv feed in bulk $41.71 delivered eta. Salt Lake Stamp Co., 45 W. Broasaa i gluten final he Victoria that of ing example northeastern market is asttea; unseen SALT LAKE BU8INE83 COLLECt at $41 for ly found In Christianity the truly dem- oil meal finds few buyers shipment delivered in that Bav lodging ; work after school : enro Ktt ocratic creed by which the world could section. Demand generally light best live. stocks and receipts good. Quoted 7(1 n hoar cleaning and shampauiat ia? v Vacuum furnislied free. $10cosimMmi northeastern $12.76 oatfeed or soul of body markets, 3$ per cent cottonseed meal sales. Dodge Bros.. Struggle and strife K. first south. Saltish Pbllsmmon'a yearning to see more $26 Memphis, linseed meal I4v MinCREAM BOUGHT. Bart prices. Toledo and $41 Buffalo: white of the world than the monastery in neapolis. feed 44 W. Toara $. Wastera Creamery Co $22; gluten feed $27 Chihominy the. desert; hla enthrallment by the cago. No. 1 alfalfa meal $18 60 Kansas I MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. charm of Hypatla's beauty and her City; bran $21 Minneapolis. $$ PhilaEverything kaowa la $29.60 Minneapolis, delphia; middlings Salt Lake City. learning; Cyril's struggles by militant $28.50 Philadelphia. means toward, a spiritual end ; Ores Dairy Pradaeta. Butter markets, ex istties and preaisf BUSINESS have shewn a tendency-towar- Write tor building Vspn tes' to win an empire; Pelagla's to cept at Chicago, particular. a WliuieaaleCa. Rae. tha past week. Prices recovery win love; Raphael to find the trath; In eastern markets 2c higher than a POULTRY BOUGHT. For bast mat 4 about un the conflict between old thought and week ago: prices Chicago eggs and gams to Pnltoa MkV Cmrm both advances and poultry, changed following Write foe srt conflict as the climax, the new; and declines Closing prices, it score: New weight Prompt retorna. Tork 47c, Chicago 44ViC Philadelphia 0LDSMOB1LE DISTRIBUTORS. Csrs A trai and the end In Hypatla's case 47 He, Boston 47c. quiet; sup- - Used car bargains. A. K. Tounaen, 447 & a Tea, on Into the church Itself Into piles only moderate.Trading Danish butter the cool, dim shadow, with Its fretted available in liberal quantities; other Pktaei Buna's mra vour mutnr woV due. Late arrivals Danish Gill Gill ristoa Ring Co., 19 Ki K.wrtS pillars, and towering domes, and can cargoes have shown such excellent quality that dles, and Incense and blazing altar, finest gradcz domeatlc feeling compeITBBEK HOSPITAL. Wa eura injorcd rubber artklca. Boats. and great pictures, looking from The tition. ?hees marketr weaker: business Hot Water bottles. Tins. Tubas, etc Satbfvu walla athwart the gorgeous gloom. dull; trading lucks confidence. "tr Prices Raiura charges prepaid. ic. lower week ago, sales gvaraataed. than average And right In front, above the altar, Rubber Bales Co.. 14 B. Broadway. Bait la at Wisconsin murkets being primary the colossal Christ watching unmoved at or near: Twins I 22 Vic. Daisies 24 Sc, ELASTIC STOCKING MFRS. from off the wall, his right hand raised Douhlu Daisies 21Hc. Lonahorna 25c. Manufacturers abdominal. Materalty sspavM Americas Brooks Co.. Young Tnws fltters. S. H. Bowmar 24. to give a blessing or a curse T Live Stark aad Meats. Hog and cat"On, up the nave, fresh shreds of tle prices at Chicago showed slight WM.nnuc Airm baMITOKI a MartH during the week but sheep and built and repaired. Bast aad sbaapeat her dress strewing the holy pavement. changea lamo pricea advanced. Light hogs up Welding A Repairing Co., Ml Souts eia- -j up the chancel steps themselves up 16c; medium hoga down 10c per 100 L. D. S. BUSINESS COLLEGE. to the altar right Underneath the lbs.; bulk of sales prices unchanged. Lower grades of beef steers slightly School ft Efficiency. All commercial Wta great, still Christ; snd there even lower. Butcher grades of cows and Catalog tree. M M. Maa St, SaH Lsktf heifers up 25fr40c; other grades unthose hell hounds paused, Feeder steers down 25c. Fat kid pittinc rnnsrv parlors. "She shook herself free from her changed. lambs up 80676c; feeder lambs steady. Spaclaiuta ia acslgBiag, ssaklag, fltuat embrolderiBg, braidiBS. tormentors, snd springing back, rose Fat ewes up 2550c; yearlings 60cft$l. Hanntitehing, side pleating. Buttoaa msda, 41 March 25th Chicago prices: Hogs, hulk for one moment to her full height, of sales $9,25410.76; medium 'and good ELLO BEAUTY PARLOR. naked, snow white against the dusky beef steers $8.26 6 9 90; butcher cows MARINMarlnello Mail preparations. and heifers feeder steers $7.(0 solicited. 60; $69 mass around, shame and Indignation Clift Bldg, SaU Lak C"T, 9.25 ; light and medium weight veal calves tSfe 16.76; fat lambs IS.2J 4 "J.S6; VULCAN1ZINQ la those wide, clear eyes, but not Oaslio lambs $7.25 iff 9 25: yearlings service. Standard RETREADING. stain of fear. With one hand she feeding Tire Works. Ssl 8 $7.5009.60; fat ewea $66(60. Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices Iavaatars' Maaakt Made. Ery --k clasped her golden locks around her about steady. Certain grades rapairing. Kaodaaa Novelty Co.. the otner long, white arm waa averaged veal, lamb, mutton and pork loins stretched upward toward the great of advanced $1 per 100 lbs. at some s Trataas, Abaaalaal Sapparten. btlrtal"' C but these advances were counterroom supples. Tha stfn Christ, appealing and who dare balanced In most Instances by equal OYTBt taftga Vm aw say, in vain T from man to God. Her declines on other grades. Manh i. inrll 25th Waoks. good grade meats: Beef $l4fl7: For Ioom leaf binders, special lips were opened to apeak; but the prices of aU kinds. Ha gives Quality Bert veal lamb $19ff21; mutton $12 $182J; wqH that should have come from f 15; light pork loins $23fa25; heavy thero reached God's ears alone; for In loins $172U. irrrvn iitiu aiieivrai COIXEG! For Practical Bulnea Kduotiih. ft an Instant they struck her down, the MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. QaaUO Greeks oe Offensive. ark mass closed over her again and ber in few waaka 41 8. Watt TcmpH SB then wall on wall, The offens(Sreek C'oiiKtuntlnople. rang M4 CU along the vaulted roofs,, and thrilled ive Is proceeding under nxn weather THE EMBROIDERY SHOP, Hematitcb.ng. pleaiin. machine DfMw like the trumpet of avenging angels condition. The Greek line now run brotdaring, buttons aiada. 'tDrt through Pbllammon's ears." some twelve miles east of Yeulsliehr on ARTISTS' MATERIALS J CopyrU-ht- , the Urns 191J, by tha Post Publishing front, and also nlnrnt -- CeHTha Boafem UL-1CR." SAVAGE COnTlt Pwt Opyrtxht In tha tMtVshuk" "imlhe kodak Snlabing and enlarging. ArU . United Kingdom, the Dominions. Ita Col Smynm front lariats, picture framing. koilakSBil; on lea and depcndenclea, under tha copy .iumi! " MEN HIT BY RULING tion to the members of the American Legion waa, written by JoNephus Dat-lelformer secretary of the navy, Juttt pievlous to his retirement from office. The message follows : "Upon my retirement as the directing bead of the navy, which place 1 Las privileged to hold during, the World war, I wUh to send a word of greeting and appreciation to all who belong to the American Legion and all , endho served their, coiintryja the. army tmvy during those crucial days. It was a privilege J shall regard aa the most sacred In my life to have Teeh thefr comrade" in those great days. They truly saved the civilization of the world by their spirit and their valor. " In the days that are to come the world .depends, upon them " for saving It from the perils of peace. I have profound faith that they win ...not.be wanting In the new call upen them for the same courage and wta dom In peace which they manifested Corner She looked at him one moment wtth wide, wild eyee the truth flashed on her "Brother T And she sprang from the platform . Into hla anna. j A vision of a lofty window In Ath ens, looking out over fair olive yards and gardens, and the bright roofs and basins of the Piraeus, and the broad C of blue sea, with the purple peaks of Left Sergt. Jack Riley, M. Chicago la Illinois' most decorated war hero. He wears the Congressional Medal of Honor, French Military Medal, Croix de Guerre, with palm and star, D. S. C'Navy Cross, Belgian War Cross. Vlctorj Meda' with five battle clasps and four citation stars. Right Robert Waterhonse, a vet-raof the 83rd Division of Chicago, voider of the Distinguished 8ervlce tVoss, British Distinguished Service Order, Croix de Guerre and Belgian War Cross. n GOVERNOR NEFF AIDS LEGION Cflicf Executive of Tsaae Urges Alt Ellgibles to Become Members of the Organization. Governor Pat Xeff of Texas bas rec- the tmiortMnce of the Araerl-lai- t .Legion'a, J6ffort'; to .extend its influence in that state by giving an unqualified endorsement of the membership campaign now under way. "Officials of the department of Texas, American Legion, the orgunlMi-tlowhich stands as a living perpetuation of. the spirit of the Amerlcnr soldier during the World war, are now making an especial effort to drnw more men into their rank," said Governor Kelt. "The record set by the men who form the department of Texas, during that period preceding November 11. 1913, and the principles advocated by these men since they have welded themselves Into the American Legion," he continued, leads me to suggest tint the public would be serving its own ends, aa well as Hum of. the America Legion, by lending active support to the membership campttlgn the latter haa .launched The (former - Service man who has not affiliated with the American Legion should need no one to point out tin advantage to be by him and bis country through his si., of this orgmnlzaUoo j but In tha rush of modern life, some things are overlooked and those who have not the privilege of eligibility for- - the American Legion may aid by calling this to the attention of their acquaint- I ancea who have been la the service." cruized n Je-rlv- Aegina beyond all and a dark-eyeboy, with his arm around her neck, pointed laughing to the twinkling masts In the far harbor, and called her alster the dead soul woke within her; and with a wild cry she recoiled from him In an agony of shame, and covering her face with both her hands, sank down among the blood-stainesands., A yell, as of all bell broke lonee. rang along that vast circle. "Down with him Away with him ! Crucify the slave! Give the barbarian to the beasts! To the bessts with him, noble Prefect !" The pleasure-lovin- g people of Alex audrla did not take kindly to the youth who so. rudely Interrupted ihe delicious spectacle which their prefect had staged for them, "Aphrodite Rla- Ing From the Sea." It was Alexandria In the fifth cen tnry of our era. The city founded by a king who dreamed not tn empires, but 4 continent, pJeeed at the point where It would command three of those great units, had achieved a In beanty. In vice. In learning. In turbulence. In the cosmopolitan character of Its people. The three continents which Alexander would unite Into one had poured Into his city their best and their worst. Rnd each strode desperately for su premacy. Many a tnnn In those days mnst have thought that Eajt la East and West Is West And never the twnln shall wed, . .. a. .a. inougn meet tney nia in wny a, tempestuous bs the most violent of The empire, nominally matrimony. Christ Inn tn the persons of the rulers since the unsuccessful attempt of Julian to turn back the hands of time to the faith ef pajraniem,- - found Itself W constant clashes with the growing power of the church ; Orestes, the !m. perlal prefect, ami Cyrit, fh mmtaftt bishop, vied with esch other In disch com patches to Constantinople, plaining at the other's usurpations the army of lerfonnrles snd the vast hronire af menke each entertained "a considerable respect for the fljrhtlng qualities of the other. - The Jews wore !o great nmrlwrs snd were nnfhj the happleai j.nlt!on hetweeft church tod empire; wh:le the d d 1 -- Trn-feR- lc ce . - a. Daynce-Beab- a. . 1 sanrr-aa- Ef HabP-an- ' mnr-ket- Jooaa-Oak- aj . " , , -- rlsht act, by tha Poat Publishing Co. Boston. Mass., U. E. A. All rights f sarvad. Devout Man. devout man does his duty better than snother, because he sees his po sition more completely; gmes over the wide field of his relations visible and Invisible; exKgerntes nothing from Its proximity, and overlooks nothing from Its dl.wnnee; but, with the clear sense of moral proportion. receives from all the true Impression, and gives to all the fit affection. Ho does not render his mental view falAe by Ignoring the whole region that lie beyond experience, and treating It as If It- - had w existence of feror Ms passions and fret away his peace by Imprisoning the whole energies of hi A A f nature wlthln- - emne narrow-obje- ct a section only of the life which they ere qualified to fill. It Is because hla mind Is right that his - bend doe right James Mnrtlneau. Its Noise. The man who Jart passed In that I flivver Is a snake In the grass.". -Not when he's In Ike flivver. Then he's a rattle snake." tnllps-enst of Raid by Drug Store Bandita. Des Moines, la. Four masked ban nils niew open the safe of Hie Des Moines lniic company at 8::.(i o'clock Sunday inomi:ig. nfter lilnilln? and gii2jriii2 two employees, nnd escaped with tVi(K In ciish. Liberty bonds and narcotics. Rtfuss to Work Home. on Flchting Aircraft Workers In nn l;ni:;,n r. plane fuctory the .t:iir day refuse-- l to ntnrt, work on thirty fl.;ht'n: t):r plinie which liml Ikh'Ii onliTed by one of the South .ine-lc::- n re;iuhl!t-s- , It lint been learm-d- . , N tag, ca.na painters For a real axa1 ART CO, pk artist sapphaa - tn eat: MI"W tkeeaw ood pbv SHAY'S CAKETtKlA Oppcalte Poet OfAcc 1jw ba . aiart" rriJJl SPECIAL RUSH SERVICE -ra.Oaa tbit paper whaa writ la Cora marc lal informs lloa at cbarga. Cataloguoa suppnasawera i saarcial laawlriaa cttaarfaily Writ aay Aran above! Do it Sufficiency.-"- AVnlker Hitler Ha'e No, . un Occident? Just in1' thniiks; " rupH't. iQtfawictatefeffcM Crown Forces Engage in Reprisals.. . Conclusive Evidence. Westpolnt, Ireland. 1'nnde monlutn "yes," said the traveler. "I prvall.l h(i HHtunln.r lelten TmwTt amnstng-ntrn- ef forces eninicod In reprisnU for a re- were two Scotsmen In the carris cent ambuNh nnr here. There was . -- How do you krww ihey crr tur coutlnuu gunfire In various parts ot ruenT- - BKked fer the town for several hours. Hounes "By their accent, I stipHr " and shops were- - wTerktar--"both oufTtogetWtake their pipes Greeks Making Progress. e' they filled ihein anU then ea"h The Constantinople. flreekt are walled for the other to strike a f j ' making notable progress In their ofr ' "Well, what happened r fensive against the Turkish National-Ists- , "Oh, I brought out my according to word received here of them wahed for wy watch- Saturday, don Answers. "np-to-te- "''. ; the-cash- ;hrP. , p'Pf" , |