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Show CACHE AMERICAN. LtiGAN. UTAH Poison Advised in Fight on Cutworms DiESRN rr)T '- I, N'o r - u,J . r? itf iv Satin Trims Smart First Frocks r; Py CIIERIE NICHOLAS Method Yet Found fo: Treating Seeds. c yrCAWflrt u 9AU tEitttomfttMrkMt. Draw llgwutiug tsUkaoolaa Uutitutlos says I 1a U m stars Belgian Koog tribe partieelsrty tbe Bate! have voived system ef telegraphy f wooden drum, tbe through ystea of elfnalt epprosrhlng tint f rod Tbe dram rihrailups era not articulated la human speech ( rather Ue messsxe it raenguUrd through Intensity ef volum rhythm, hind ef dram seed, time of day, ete. In a Juagl environment much Information any thus ho signaled." firTnnr ARiuttHM Cutworm are irourt effectively controlled by srattcrlpf poisoned limit on the ground Just beneath tlir '1 titant on which they ro feeding. Titer I no practical method known eod to prevent cutfor treating worm Injury. Th poisoned bn It nmy be mnde of Ore pound of brnn. four ounce of pari green, of pint of cheap tmdnwc and two quart of water. If only mall amount are needed. quantities nmy be made In theaaiue proportion. The polaon and moluaee ahouldi be mlted In tbe water. Stir thoroughly. then pour atowly orer the i bran. Mia completely, to Insure get- A Cirsoavootlog Colts pretty little party from rills-hargwin elwsys wears straight flush and who esnt aoderetand tho ways of a ana with a maid, brings her problem to Oral tlyglen "My boy friend," she boast "Is as fine as they some, hot whenever be eslle he Invariably waits 13 minute before kissing m Now, wlnt's his system, pi re eel" "Perhaps." grins the editor, "he bat learned bow tong It take the pslnt to dry!" Pathfinder Mtgaxln three-fourt- - Significance of Prvfisss Fire (PrrraresJ by fh Wood I KatWmJ D. Hab'tiiB. or,?.ib.SU towrvtc ) C ) where American explorer IRAQ, discovered complete historic township, dating front the early fourth millennium. I the modern name for the traditional Carden of I'.den, historically known aa Mesopotamia. Many historian hold that somewhere In Iraq In the valley of the Tlgrla and Euphrs-te- a rivers la to be found the cradle of civilization. Tpon the breaking op of the Turkish empire following the World Britwar Mesopotamia became ish mnndute which was erected Into the Arab kingdom of Iraq with a Mohammedan prince from Mecca open the throne. Such Is the latest form assumed by the I'hoenlx among nation. In the Inst six thousand years Babylonian, Assyrian, Chaldean, I'erslnn, Greek, Roman and Saracen civilizations have flourished In Mesopotamia, each rising from the ashes of Its predecessor. The great Irrigation works which, throughout the centuries, bad kept the Tigris Euphrates valley green, rich and flourishing were destroyed by Invading Mongols and allowed to decay by beediess Turks. The Garden of Eden became a treeless desert except for a few date palms along the river banks. Cities like Baghdad and Basra fell Into decay and seemed fast approaching the fate which had overtaken Ur and Babylon, where jackals bowl above a lonely waste. Then followed a rebirth during the throes of the great war. Once more boats crowded the swift and treacherous reaches of the Tigris. Once more the bazaars of Baghdad and Basra and Mosul hummed with world trafllc. Marauding desert robber tribes were kept In perpetual peace by airplanes humming over their remote villages. Sanitary regulations and electric lighting made town and country both more safe and more healthful Ice factories and soda water establishments helped alleviate summer days of 120 degrees In the shade. Levees were built to keep the flooding rivers within their banks and slowly bit by bit work was begun on repnlrlng Irrigation works and building railroads. Thus was modern Iraq born. The new kingdom under British mandate embraces tbe valley of the between the Arabian desert on one side and the Persian uplands on the other. To the northwest lies the French mandate of Syria and to the north the Kurdish highlands of Turkey. Southward stretches the Persian gulf, the countrys salt water outlet to the wide world. Within tills strip of territory are barely 3.000,000 people where once flourished a population denser than that of modern Bel- t Tlgrls-Euphrate- s gium. What Baghdad It Like. . There are three principal cities: Mosul, of oil fame. Is In the north ; Baghdad, the capital tn the central part; and the Important port of Basra In the south. Of the three Baghdad perhaps Is most famous. From the deck of a Tigris stenm-e- r Baghdad looms up boldly, Its Splendid skyline of domes and minarets reminding one of some Midway of World's fair memory. An odd pontoon bridge coneets the two parts of the city, separated by the yellow Tigris. On the west bank Is the old town. Inclosed by date and orange groves. From here the railway starts on Its long run across the trackless desert. East of the river, on the Persian side. Is new Baghdad, with Its government offices, barracks, consulates, prisons, etc. Beyond, as far as the eye can reach In every direction, stretches the vast, flat, treeless, empty plain of Mesopotamia a region once more populous than Belgium. The present custom house at Baghdad Is a wing of the old palace d ; of of yards scrawling Arabic characters, cut In marble panels, still adorn Its historic walls. Baghdad arteries of traffic are mere alleys, often so narrow that Harum-al-Rashl- to fifteen pound per ere In the evening o It will be fresh when the night feeding begin. Scarce In Iraq. two donkeys cannot pass. Once Turkish soldiers tried to move artillery through Baghdad. The streets were so narrow the burses bad to be unhitched, and men moved the guns by band. A great wall encircles Baghdad, with guarded gateways, as In medieval days. Moorish houses, many almost wlndowleas and each surrounding Its own open court, are a distinct feature of tbe older parts of Baghdad. On these Out roofs Arabs spend tbe summer nights with tomand danctoms, flutes, water-piping women. Facing tbe river, removed from the Arab town, are built tbe Imposing foreign consulates, mercantile offices, and tbe sumptuoua homes of rich Jews, Armenians, Greeks and Syrians tbs men who make new Baghdad. Old City Mostly In Ruins. But the Baghdad of All Baba'i day, with tbe splendor of Aladdln'i enchanted age, Is gone forever. Tbe palaces, the mosques, and minarets are mostly in ruins. Even the tomb of lovely Lady Zobelda, favorite , Is tumbled wife of down and decayed. It Is Into modern monuments to New Baghdad Into roads, bridges, public irrigation works, army organization, dredging the Tigris, etc. that the Young Turks put their bud-die- Flut-roofe- Uarun-al-Rashld- build-tugs- money. Modern Baghdad Is in safer bands; no dissipated royalty guards men, Its gates. Sober, drilled In the best schools of mod ern Europe, able to hold their own anywhere, administer Its affairs. As late as 1830 the Tigris overflowed Its banka, swept through Baghdad, and drowned 15,000 people in one clear-heade- d Explaining Purpose of Use of Corn Cultivate The main purpose of corn cultivation Is to kill weeds, and If It can don the b without aerating nil too much or disturbing the roots of tb young corn plants, the more successful the crop will be, stale Iowa State college Investigator Contrary to general belief, they find, cultivation does not keep water In the eolh It does kill weeds that would use moisture, however. Tbe roots of tbe corn plant are located In the first six or seven Inches of eoll. It Is In this layer of soil that the most nutrients are found. Summer rains of of an Inch moisten only about three Inches of soIL Stirring of this layer aerates and dries out the soil and prevents the roots from end moisture. The theory that water moves upward through the eoll capillary system from great depths beneath the surface has been disproved. secur-Ing'foo- d Legume Inoculation Inoculation of logumee Is not If proposition. you grow alfalfa la your rotation once In three or four years. Inoculation Is a Job to be done every three or four year. In other words, Inoculate every time a legume Is sown. There may be some of the bacteria In the soli, but not enough of them to enable the alfalfa to do a good Job of gathering nitrogen from the air. In tbe absence of tbe right kind of reel efficient bacteria, the plants will take nitrogen from the soil and e thus deplete it the same as a crop. Farm Journal e nitrogen-gatherin- g night v'J- ; - r In fact they are SATINS are coming. We say satin In the plural because there are ao many varieties. The list Includes dull satin lustrous satins and tbe most talked of I reversible satin wblrh ha a deeply pebbled rough surface on one side with a dull crepe bark. Thl It featured not only In pale shades for evening but In black and dark color There I srarcely a cable or letter or buyer returning from Paris that does not quote these satin Uowever, one really cannot sense the satin movement now on, from tbe Tb revelation comee testimony of other as to bow really new and satin can look when you trta being employed for the body of tb their dres sod the sstln surfaced for th ally see their novel weave unusual colors snd In the very In- trimming. The model to th right la car genious ways In which designers (led oot tn this manner. The satin are employing them. At tbe Immediate moment satin Is side of tbe rough, heavy silk crepe playing tbe part of trimming In a forms the loosely draped collar sod manner to hold tbe attention of the diagonal band trimming on th Please to take note of the world of fashion. There la nothing sleeve smarter being shown In the way of swanky black kid sandals this a first" frock for midseason or youthful member of tbe smart set dainty enrly fall than the dress with a Is wearing. They have satin yoke, the satin extending Into piping of whit with decorative Insets of whit the sleeves and repeated, perbap In the belt. Tbe unique thing about As to the other dress It Is roguishthese gowns Is that ly colorful, flaunting ai It does tb the satin la almoat without excep very new combinations of blege tlon confined to the bodice, seldom wltb wine red. Yon will agree that If ever appearing on tbe skirt Tbe this is a perfect dress for first sofrock worn by tbe young woman to lemn day The snrpllce collar emthe right In tbe picture Illustrates phasizes th trend to diagonal tbe Idea. which la so characteristic of the Black satin with sheer woolen newer style The handsome olvan Is considered good style. Tbe dress crepe of which It Is made has an Insketched In the oval Is typical triguing satiny sheen. However, there la a selection of con Because satin Is being ao defiservatlve street colors being shown nitely featured as a trimming at tbe which are most beguiling, tbe most present moment does not mean that ontstandlng among which are tete It Is not being naed for tb drees do negre, very durk wine red and entire. evening bottle green. Most of these satins modes stress tbe satin are In the new colors and block gown trimmed In snowy ostrich. made reversible, tbe dull crepe slda Wasters Newspaper tin Ion.) (Oeatln-trlmme- d Till lately Baghdad, more than In the Clover Field any other city In the Near East Thin spots la clover fields can to has been slow to yield Europes be patched np to best ad- RED NOW FAVORITE influence. For centuries Baghdad probably vantage by seeding In oats which SHADE FOR SUMMER kept close to the Bedouin life, unbe cut along with the clover der the sway of nomad customs. may for To do this the ground hay. Even now Baghdads famous bashould be thoroughly disked and a Red Is running riot these sumzaars, despite her evolution In mer seedbed Unless this good prepared. days and giving an Impression as other ways, are conducted they Is done, weeds will likely start ahead of warmth. were a thousand years ago. These of the oats and smother them out Hats sre red, trimmings are the Arab trading places have changed Is little advantage In seeding same. Several women havs even not one wblt since Abrahams time. There more clover or grass on the spots If been sporting bloody red glove Here is barter and sale as Marco In all In was the days the land Is to be broken this fall. Bead belts and shoes come Polo found It, as It scarBrilliant field If Is warm to red carthe the tint be However, of the Three Wise Men who brought ried over for another year, a new let Is one of the favorite shades and gifts for Bethlehem. stand of grass and clover can be another Is of even madder variety Basra Is situated on the started with the oats. Prairie and Is lovely for soft chiffons aDd a river formed by the union Farmer. evening mnslln of the Tigris and Euphrates. SmallPolka dots on a red ground er centers of Importance, such as make many sports accessories and Rations for Brood Sow Kut and Amara, follow each other Is put with green and navy, at Intervals the entire length of the In feeding brood sows Just be- red black and white on marocaln. Most of the Inhabitants fore they farrow, one of the prin- wltb valley. are Mohammedan Arabs, though In cipal points Is to keep the bowels satins and silk rust-reA new threatens to the cities are many Jews, while In open. Very little grain should be the mountainous north are settle- fed. A slop made of milk or water nsnrp the color calendar for early It makes I number ments of Nestorlan Christian dat- and mill-ruIs the best feed. Rolled autumn wear. oats may be used In place of the of the very new velvet bnts appear ing from very early times. mlllrun. Keep the sow a little hun- Ing at the smart modiste Arabs Who Work In Factories. The reds seem all but certain to If the bowels are not In propgry. City Arabs have taken readily to oust the blues which have had such er condition or before either after the ways of civilization and seem clear sailing since early spring. feed abont one teacupglad for the chance to work In Ice farrowing, For unusual color contrast new and cotton cloth factories, and upon ful of crystal oil or one tablespoonIndividual color ful of Glauber salts in the slop once color harmonle engineering and public works. Much the most Imare about treatments, for several Idaho daily redays. land bas been agricultural In the new mod Farmer. things portant claimed, the date palm, of which more than sixty varieties are known, Colored Hosiery Coming Wheat, being the chief product barley and rice are also grown, and Into Favor for Summer When a seed crop Is desired, experiments with cotton are being of the Colored first of red early cutting hosiery Is being pushed by crop made. Flowers, pnmpklns and vegsome np and coming shop Already etables are planted In the date or- clover will Increase the seed crop. the navy blue mesh hose for wear chards where the palms protect tenWisconsin sheep breeders are with navy blue street costumes 6a der leaves below from the scorching showsummer sun. These green spots are planning to hold a combination sale made its mark. Now they are mauve In soft at state Pari the fair August especially ing, confined to the regions still chiefly 2. gray apricots and pale green tones, of the river banks. The rest of the for wear with black patent leather lower valley Is swamp or treeless State college animal shoes In town, or for resort wear Michigan plain. Mesh hose lor In the spring months when snows husbandry experts have found wheat with white shoe mountain equal to corn as a fattening feed sports wear are shown la pale are melting on near-b- y for hogs. green, bine and yellow. ranges the Tigris and Euphrates become swollen torrents and often Let no one run any unnecessary overflow their banks and Inundate Skirts Achieve Come the surrounding country. Just as cholera risk. Be on the safe side by the pigs at once. If that Immunizing Back in Sports Styles In did of the Noah. The days they new regime Is taking active steps precaution has not already been triumph Skirts score a come-bacIn flood prevention by strengthen- taken. In sports wear this season. Dresses frocks have re and ing river banks In low places and The production ontlook for windamming up the flow at headwaters. pajamas for all sports occaplaced In Is wheat ter Illinois 22,336,000 sions and There has been no serious flood bathing dresses are faEven affair since 1919 when the Tigris rose to bushels, as compared with 43,140, vored over In 000 bushels 1931, according to A. knitted swim within a foot of the level of Baghwhen the dad and the lower valley became J. Surratt, agricultural statistician. suit Is worn there to aa accompany one vast lake wherein man snd There will be no overproduction of Ing skirt te tie around the waist wheat this year. beast vainly sought for safety. when basklDg. - !. "Von" nod ran" were originally sed In German snd Hutch name respectively merely prepositions literally meaning of or from. Tsui eon Illndenburg literally meant Paul of Illndenburg, and Martin van Buren meant Msrttn of Baron, Tbe particles are now regarded as component parts of modem surnames and have little significance In most ease Valuable Rock Mount Klneo, poo feet high and Jattlag Into Mooaehead lake, lo Maine, Is said to be the biggest single mass of hornblende In the world. Hornblende Is rock containing considerable Iron and occur In distinct crystals and In columnar, flberous and granular form. It once was used by Indiana for arrowhead Tallaal Ksewa Mao There have been reports among tbe lets civilized tribe and among certain ravage people that men have measured as morh t 15 feet Prom actual records that have been complied, th greatest height found wss that of Toplnard's Finlander, who measured 112 Inches 9 feet 4 lnche Chance Happening generally described St something that happens seemingly by chine. It may be aa event, either good or evil, which affects the Interest or happenings of tn Individual, but this happening It entirely catnah Lock, however, carries th Idea of good luck only. LA u Reprwaaad Emotion Tho word libido is used a word to express the emosing) tional craving or wish psychiatrists bellevo to be behind all bnman tho repression of which leads to psychoneurosis. Block Syatam for Cities Philadelphia was the first of modern municipalities. whose plan was prepared for particular site, and the rectangular plan there adopted has guided city planning In America ever since. MIDSUMMER VOGUE Be CHBBIK NICHOLAS Recalling Founding of Indiana Abbey in 18S3 The death a short time ago of Schmitt, abbot of St. Mein-rarecalls the foundation of Indianas Benedictine abbey. Besonght by bishop de St. Palai Abbot Henry IV of Elnslileln, Switzerland, sent two monks, Ulrich Christen, a Swiss, snd Bede OConnor, a Londoner of Irish descent, to the diocese of Vincennes, which then embraced the whole of Indiana and a third of IlliOn August 12, 1853, these two nois. monks bought Mr. Dennings farm of 100 acres for $2,750. This property lay In a romantic region of entrancing forests some five miles south of Ferdinand In the hilly country that skirts the Anderson river In Perry snd Spencer counties. It was In the hills! the same historic hills that, since the beginning of time, have called man and monk to prayer and meditation. I will lift up mine eyes to the hills whence cometh my help, long the psalmist. St. Francis of Assisi was filled with the deslderlum colllum aeternum" when he left the haunts of men to go to the quiet of Shatt-el-Ara- d f Livlagvlana A lettsr written Ckedo Dural, famous highway horn In Normandy tn 1641 He wss suet to Paris la 1887, (! tu by David Living. tone te friend. In which the exbooked now" In plorer ray T in whsre ho remained saUl ho wool t England la attendance ea the duke of Richmond it th Restoration. H oca hook te the rosd ead became famous for hit dering end gallantry. He was captured In 1670 to London end within a week was executed et Tjborn. Ill body wss laid to elate to a tavern end wse viewed by boge erowde before the exhibition wse Judge" erder. topped by reference to hie getting married, brought M0 at suction In London. Naleral Weadere The Great Stone Fare Is In New The Old Man of tho Hsmpahlr Mountain gases nrrora Franrool Notch, high shove Profile lak In the While mountain lak lo Saap war spy carried Invlalhls Ink by having It mixed In n rake of toilet ooep, the la I her of which contained enough of the finld to wrlto A a messeg Twelfth Cealary Capy The elyla tn which the Kuilthsns-ta- n Institution Is built la later N firms n or Lombard srrhlteetur tn vnguo doing tbs list half of th Twelfib century. Dasger la "Dumb" Car The horn on his daddy's ear was slack snd made only tho faintest round, so little Johnnie said to him, "Pont yon know It's dangerous, daddy, to go riding In a ear that rani talk? Naatiag Bird Tho number ef broods of song birds each year varies with the latitude of tho region In which these birds sre located. Tho number varies In general from one to three brood Fear Builder Pcaaliaad The Babylonian king Uammnrabl decreed tbe penalty of death for a builder who eonstrurted a bouse so badly that It r!l sod killed the owner. J Farm a la City Limits There are 198 farms within tht city limits of New Orleen averacres each, ea wblrh aging nearly 2,0u0 perrons earn their lire-1- 1 hood. " "Gilding' Squirrel The flying squirrels sre really glider gliding from n higher to a lower point by sld of a membrane along the tide of the body. Dress Most of the chief kinds of dress at present worn by women nr copied from dresses first worn In olden days by men. j Nuw State lu Unloa When a state Is added to the Union the star Is added to the flag on July 4 following th datq of admission. I Is tht Hammerfeftt, Norway, northernmost city and Punts Arens Chile, Is the southernmost city. Soapsuds Effactire Hot soapsuds ere effective agents for killing many dangerous germ experiment show. Light-Givin- forty-eigh- t our suu. the g loan, " Piuk Llfhtuisg Mott lightning to white or bluish. It has been proved, however, state Free end Ilok to their "Weather,1 that there to each thing pink lightning, end that It ewes I(a color to mUUooe of etoms of hydrogen applied In tbs path of th flash by, th decomposition of whit vspor.( On disruption theso hydrogen atoms recombine to emit a pinkish light. Whew Sashas Shsd 3 hi us Snake grow fastest In wans weather and the more they grow tbe sooner they abed their skin During the process, the skin ever the tye to shed also, and th snake re blind for day or two before they extricate themselves from tbe Id skin. Shedding to natural p rooms not governed by "dog dsy" except that to the period when they nr most active V .51 t Missionaries H The Missionary Research library rays that slightly more than knit of th foreign missionaries are not sent from the United States end Canada. They ge for most pert from Greet Britain, Germany, Holland, Franc Bwltsertond, Scandinavia, South Africa, Australia end New Zealand. Shop In Flowor Pol A California florist who endeavors to cultivate a roadside business hae greet shop to the shape of flower pot with en Insulation plant! The "plant to mads of tin, and 1 painted to resemble e natural,' growth end Its bloom j - Extremes In Citis Sirius, I Buffalo Bill' AocMtry According to the biography ef But fle Bill complied by his slater, Mr Helen Cody Wetmor th family, to descended from Mllrolu king of Bpala, who three eons founded, the first dynasty to Ireland. The Cody family la descended through th eon Heremon. Several members of the family emigrated to Ameeu Ice la 1787 end settled to Maryland, BufPsontylvanle end Virginia. falo BUI wss born to Scott county,' r lli " i Star the dog star, gives off times as much light as ' Lobsters out of every 8,000 lobstere retches tbe years of maturity. However, enough seem to trrlv st the years of manhood to supply the accidents of tho dally "motorallty" list Los Angeles Time On Trading Term The designation "direct trade to given to commerce between two nations carried on In vessels of either of those nation When conducted In vessels of other nations It to termed Indirect trad hermitage of La Verna. Blonae for a Bride One cotton blouse to the price of wife In the land of the head hunt-Ins Jlvaros at the Brazilian of the Amason, according to Dr, Mathew W. Sterling, Just returned from that country. But, he explain the amorous bridegroom must make Statues to tho Living the blouse himself, spinning the, cob Statues to the living are almost as ton and weaving It so carefully that rare as the faces of the living on our one Item of apparel sometimes re However, there are quires many months of work. The postage stamp u few statues of notables who still women wear a blouse and skirt, and live. General Pershings likeness ap- the men wear skirts and nothing els pears In bronze and there Is a mar- These, also, they weave tbemgelve ble bust of Charles G. Dawes at the and wash once a day. Capitol. The late Chauncey M. Depew saw a statue of himself unveiled. Airplanes Blessed But the latest one Is of CoL Charles Before starting on their flight to A. Lindbergh. Depicting the Lone carry a party of people to Eagle In the working clothes he Reims for the two hundred and fifwore as a youthful flyer, the bronze tieth anniversary of the discovery of figure stands at Lindbergh field, San sparkling champagne recently, sevee Diego, Calif., the gift of admiring large air liners were blessed at Croycitizen don, England, by a representative of the Bishop of Sonthwark. An Eye to th Future Criminal element has no mercy 0 Knight of the Road What would you do If you had a million dollars? society; but society seems to be ah Companion Id have all park ways heaping coals of fire on the benches upholstered. heads of the criminal element hill-hun- g SL Meinrad and tbe monk Ekkehard, of St. Gall, sought their peace in the snows of the Alp The same call led Petrarch to Ills midnight prayers In the moonlit heights of Avignon. Correspondence Indianapolis New g bead-water- n Agricultural Squibs k wrap-aroun- one-piec- e one-pleo- e FMuiCi aMt It Is difficult to conceive ot any thing more charming for midsummer wear than this dainty frock of white organdie which to so delight fully cool looking and which to so artfully patterned wltb delicate du rene embroidery. The simple Jump er bodice to beautifully worked about Its edges wltb cot out em broidery which gives It an excliisiv, air of fine workmanship The leg born bat tells a story of wide brim sucb as are gracing the most fash lonable garden party scenes and for mal summer fete Figured Coat Sometimes figured, the plain. That's fashion that smoslrg. tbe Jacket or coat to dress beneath U to a reversal ef the usual to both decorative and BADS BY XHX HAXEK9 or IVORY BOOF W.U.I.HT.M, Richer, quicker snda 5096 more suds thats why the New Oxydol does so much soaks clothes fresh andclean without harm toll anils or dainty things. Never balls up, rinses clean, oflena water. Great for dishes, too. |