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Show ( SOUTH CACHE COURIER HYRUM, UTAH FORMER PREMIER. OPPOSES SE CRECY IN SETTLEMENT OF CALIFORNIA PROBLEM. Declares That Industrious Japanese Are Not a Menace to America, and Appeals to Fair Judgment of Enlightened Americans." , Tokio. An attack against secrecy In connection with Japans diplomacy In the California problem is made in a statement by Marquis Okumn, former premier. He demands that the government respond to national opinion, which should be awakened to the gravity of the issues. The presence of 100,000 industrious Japanese is no menace to America, says the marquis. The real menace is from the anarchists and bolshevik! who the flocking to the United States from Europe. After pointing out that many Japanese subscribed to the American Liberty loans and made donations to the American Red Cross, and that some of them volunteered for army service, ' Marquis Okuma declares : We must uppeal to the fair judgment of enlightened Americans, and If necessary, to the nations of the world. Moreover, there is ample ground for the Japanese to insist on their legal rights, so there is no need to jump at hasty conclusions and highhanded measures. Negotiations between the Japanese and United States governments with reference to the immigration question are entering the serious stage, Baron Sakatani, former minister of finance, has informed the Kosekai party in the house of peers, reporting an interview with Viscount Uchida, foreign minister. Baron Sakatani quoted the foreign minister as saying that both governments were making the utmost effort to arrive at an amicable settle ment. thnyj X e"lf HAT the American Red a jtirfirow? Cross does for the comfort of disabled Punishing the Missus," World war veterans Does Friend Wife call you often in the United States during office hours? public health service She used to, said Mr. dipping, in resembles hospitals but I cured her. many ways the daily How? care of a mother for I hired an office girl to answer the her children. It is Individual, It is who has a voice like a cotelephone,, friendly and it goes far beyond recreaoing dove.. tion and entertainment. For, if there Is any time when a feller needs a friend, it is the period when a disabled soldier is trying to find himself after his world has been turned upside down. No matter how the veterand Lift Right Off Without Pato an has been before lie went through Shermans Hell, he needs help then in fact, the more he relied on himself the more he is apt to need services. And it is often the case that the veteran needs help quite as much tact with back pay due him for his disability-moto protect him from himself as from month. money perhaps than he has ever the world in general. For many of In one time before the Red Cross and and at had public hospitals private FIERCE FIGHTING IN IRELAND. these fine fellow's are not themselves, sanatoria under contract with the pub- worker advises him about starting a It most be remembered, and will not lic health service about 9,600 men are bank account. Civilians Being Taken From Their be themselves for many a day. If the man is not confined to bed, receiving treatment. In most of these t Homes and Shot And many of them are without ties places the Red Gross maintains workhe can find recreation and entertainBelfast. Fierce fighting was report of any,kind literally without kin and ers, who frequriUjF discover men en- ment In the Red Cross house, where Ealls available' friends. So the service these titled to receive treatment from the there are books, billiard and indoor ed Saturday and Sunday. district of Belfast was seething with disabled veterans receive from the government, but who have never even tennis tables, cards and other games, excitement as a result of the murder "Greatest Mother" is literally without heard of the plans made for their writing material and perhaps music. Doesnt hurt a bit! Drop a of a policeman, ' the wounding of two money and without price. care. In the near future there will be On certain evenings he can attend on an aching corn, instantly Red Cross workers in the enacthospitals 15,000 beds in contract hospitals avail- entertainments given on the stage of others and the swift vengeance ed in the killing of three civilians, are in personal touch with each man able for men and 13,000 sol- the Red Cross house under Red Cross that corn stops hurting, then shortly who were shot down in rapid succes- from the time he enters the receiving diers homes and army and navy hos- auspices, by the Elks, or an American. you lift it right off with fingers. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of sion by bands of men who visited ward, until he is discharged. Why(? pitals. Legion post, the Knights of Columbus There are to troubles be for a few cents, sufficient to Freezone" straightened Service. Of the War men homes. service or 50,000 their the Camp Community suffering In out with connection the compensafrom nervous and mental diseases as Parties hnd picture shows in the wards remove every hard corn, soft corn, or Few police are seen on the streets, owes him a result of the tion the money government war, there are thou- are also furnished, with occasional ex- corn between the toes, and the calluses,, vbut armored cars have been patrolling his for matter, without soreness or irritation. reading disability; whom sands the me Falls section and a large body of government Is trying cursions when convalescence comes. writing material and other incidentals to locate. Red Cross worker have If the man is seriously ill, his fammHitary Is on duty. to be supplied; checks to be cashed, been helpful In The Trouble. identifying some of ily Is sent for and provided with acand letters to be written to the people them who have turned up In state hos- commodations In the Red Cross house, Is husband strong in his coyour French Threat Cowes Soviet. back home. Whatever the service nvictions? pitals for the insane. This not only so that they may be near him day and London. The French threat that unbuying a toothbrush or untangling a helps the government find the lost night. Oh, yes, but hes weak in his less all French prisoners in Russia love affair the find Red men to whom it owes a great debt, . patients Finally, when he is ready to leave head. are repatriated by October 1 the Cross workers for help. The but also relieves untold ready Is advised about furhe of the hospital, anxiety French Black sea fleet will take ac- work is not spectacular, yet It is es many a mother and family. ther medical care and the opportuntion against soviet Russia has brought sential to their welfare and content. Here is General S. for training provided by the fedities Surgeon Hugh this reply from M. Tcliitcherin, the - The United States public health to the Red Cross eral board for vocational education. tribute Cummings soviet foreign minister: We must service was given the responsibility at the completion of a years work: He is directed to go to the Red Cross bow to brute force, according to of providing hospital and sanatorium Buy only Diamond Dyes" I wish to request that the Red headquarters nearest his home town wireless message from Moscow. treatment for the sick and disabled Cross consent to continue this very for further service, if it is needed. discharged soldiers, sailors and ma- valuable service." The local Red Cross is at the same rines a year ago last March. By a Negroes Meet In California. Commenting on the different phases time notified that the man is returning Los Angeles. Delegates to the first recent ruling of congress additional of Red Cross help. Surgeon General home and may still have problems national convention of the Industrial provision has been made for the treat- Cumming says: which call for advice and suggestions. and Commercial Council of People of ment of the men In soldiers homes A careful analysis of the assistance Just as the Red Cross stood beside African Descent spoke Sunday in local and available army and navy hospitals, given by the American Red Cross to the service man through training in When the public health service hos- the public health service In the dis- this country and in his life overseas, churches to negro congregations on plans of the council to increase agrl pitals were opened, it was recognized charge of its obligations to the bene- It js still at his call to aid in the strugcultural and industrial production by that the medical care and attention ficiaries of the service makes it very gle for readjustment to normal life. of the doctors and nurses was not all clear both from the standpoint of hostheir race, If the friends and relatives of the Each package of Diamond Dyes that was necessary for the recovery pital efficiency and benefit to indi- boys in the hospitals wish to know directions so simple that any contains of the men. They must have recrea- vidual pafents, the most impoitant about their condition and what is be' Committee Off on New Tack. worn, shabby woman can diamond-dytion and comforts and must be linked is the medical social service. ing done for them, a letter addressed skirts, waists,' dresses, coats, gloves, Washington. An implied charge with their homes. The service To get an Idea of the scope and to the American-ReCross in the pubeverthat Governor Cox had received in 1918 up stockings sweaters, draperies cotton was limitations of medical social service, it is lic health service hospitals where value prevented by legal a concealed campaign contribution of linen, silk, ything, whether wool, from supplying such conveniences and necessary to follow a disabled they are being treated will receive or mixed goods, new, rich fadeless co $5000 from the Dayton (Ohio) Metal American Red Cross was asked the man his through hospital careful attention. Products company on Friday sent the to ors. Have druggist show you take part In the work. Through career. Adv. senate campaign Investigating commit- this Dyes Color Card. In the receiving ward he finds a arrangement thousands of service Had Figured It Out. tee off on a wholly new tack. men were assured that In their fight member of the Red Cross staff. She It isnt necessary to spend money Davey stole a penny from his baby sickness or disability the In- obtains from him Information which against and his mother caught him at in advertising your troubles; simp Koreans Begin Rioting. terest of the Greatest Mother would is of use to her In helping him get his brother locked him up in the clothes tell them to a gossip. It. She persons not wane. Gensan, Korea. Twenty-fiv- e disability-paor the government alhim to think things telling closet, were killed In rioting when Korean In May, 1919, there were twenty-fivlowance due his family. Often the over and Stomacii decide what should be to try and attacked students destroyed "Pape's Dlapepsin" Corrects hospitals being operated by the public man brings a note from the home serv- done in the way of punishment. eur damaged branches of the Korean In health service. Today there are fifty, ice worker in his home town, IndicatPapes Diapepsln is the quickest, later mother the minutes heard Ten for est relief Indigestion, dustrial bank and the Oriental Devel- with six scheduled soon to open. The ing some special need. a light tapping on the closet door. Up- lence, Heartburn, Sourness, f eT!?enrj(jity. opment company and seven Japanese original bed capacity has been inAfter the man has become estab- on opening it, Davey walked out, wear- or Stomach Distress caused milate few tablets eve almost houses. creased five times. With the expanlished In the hospital he is visited ing n solemn expression upon his face. A stomach relief and shortly the e ood9 sion of the work, the Red Cross has every day by one of the Red Cross corrected so you can eat favor Well, asked Ills mother, have you Is .Jniiess without fear. Large case Increased Its activities and at present ward workers. To her he can Tornado Sweeps Nebraska Town. decided? cents at drug store. Absolutely Jualiy. appeal is medical social service In for any service which It Is impossible helped providing Emerson, Neb. A. tornado swept Ive been thinking and thinking," and pleasant. Millions known a . through Knox county, Saturday, strik- all hospitals of the public health for the other attendants to give. She he replied, "and I think that Jesus Best stomach corrective town of Bloomfield, causing service. lh "Igw will write home for him, help him in wouldnt like you very well if you ing The empire of Morocco Is It has furnished hospital supplies, renewing his War Risk Insurance abb0 heavy property damage, and. It Is ru- or whipped your little boy. Columbus is Important country that mored, some loss of life. Wires are clothing for the men and material for perform any errands he may want Dispatch. without a newspaper.. bead work, basketry and other forms down in that section. It develops that the man Is wor If of occupational therapy. It maintains about conditions at home, everyUnselfish Devotion? Mexican Saloons Closed for Day. workers in the offices of the district rying Is done through the Red possible about unselfish devotion I" thing .Talk San Antonio. Acting upon instruc- supervisors of the public health serv- Cross in the home town to Well? chapter tions issued by Provisional President ice, where the men are Interviewed assist the family in Smart or Bunt straightening out "Jibway will drop his business at de la Huerto of Mexico all saloons In and examined and where they file their Its tangles. The man is kept Informed a day helping his any time and Mexican states along the Mexican-Unite- d claims for disability. The staff of Red of the progress of what is being done. wife hunt for spend a cook. Cross workers in the supervisors office often, ioothoo. States border closed Sunday, If suddenly he opens a letter and Umphl That Isnt unselfish devo-- , Inf antor Adult to remain dosed until Monday. AtaUDrugwrj" jja Boston, far instance, comes in con- - finds, a check for $1,500 or $2,000, the tlon. Jlbwny eats at horns. Free Eye B00K HsrimEnrflcw "CORNS" nt self-relia- nt re lie DYERGHT e d Da-mon- d y , , e - , ImMs |