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Show I TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY y 56 1 JSalt o! gfibmw ' ' TaenM Every Murstn by Salt Dike Tribune Pnhllahln ! StBSLHIR'lION: rn Utsb, lOaho, Nv.1 Wjomlnt one nwnib J? Pally end gimdsy, JO.eo end Sunder, one jeer E)Mrhr in li, 8 month ; Paily and ud1rt. ptr oo 1 w Tribune, yw tim In eel portent no evary dtp 2 be Tribune Is H the United 8 (a tea. Retdera stay aaeertala lr egente In nnr elly br telepboalnt hl Tm Tribune a e member of the Aenoeleted enThe desocleted Iree te eielnl,ely newe Preen. titled to the nee for republlcetltm ot ell ered-Ited or not te it crooned tehee etbryerlee diepe In tble paper. end nine the lore I USsiTt pubHvhed brFla. Th Tribune in Bfmhft of ih Tfto 0t Cirrolnttna. Information conoornlnf Tnt Awllt nnoo cirenltloa trill bo wippliod b th nrm of rireiilntWn. Ontury bMy.. ? The 8. C. Beckwith Special Aseocy. eole eeet-eedeertlelnf enent. World bids . New York;, blrtr nriboee bWiei, Ihlrafo; Po- -t Jiiepetch St. Louie; Ford bid.. Detroit. Midi : Brysnt M C, Morenee Mo. Keeeae bid., Ibo.. Pacific Uonet rrpreeentetlre. Eeem-In- j flilmf. ntj. It., bldr.. Sen Frenelteo; Title Ineoreace bid., Ine Aneelee; Security bid . Seettle. . butreim ot Inform turn of Th Trlb-- e Foreign ere- - 6 line Lamartine. Perl. Freer; 123 paH Mell, London, Knlsnd; 1 Filter dee Linden. Berlin, Germany; PxceUtoc Hotel. Boen. Ittlf. SCO. Telephone Weeetoh ' When ynw fail to get your Trihtina 10telephJ o cloci the ettr flmilatios dprtmot brftt m iM n wiv will be ernl yon by wrwnrw. beOleted at the pceloffire at Heft Ukt City ae ecntxi-rlae- a matter. Jown which are calling for solution. Here ! tinning throughout the nineteenth cca jin the United States, with two great jtury. The census of today involves strikes fit "progiss77ohgressTs3cIiatItig rccor J of thn salient farts pertaining a new tariff bill which will probably b to every person in the community, these and classified passed soma time before election. Both facts being summarized big political parties are split over this under numerous divisions and group. measure. After the tariff, either the Evidence of the comprehensiveness and ship subsidy bill or the soldiers bonus elaboration attaching to census taking measure Will coma up. President Har- can be best understood by eompsring ding favors th subsidy for tha mer- the census report of 1790 with that of chant marine and will endeavor to secure 1910. That of 1790, then regarded as tha adoption of tha bill before tha pres- a model 41 fort, was embodied in an ent session of congress adjourns. Soma octavo pamphlet of fifly-sipages, of the senators and representatives, while th report on population in the however, are definitely and irrevocably census of 1910 fills four quarto vopledged to the beans measure, and if lume. Ths first census recorded only Chairman MeCumber has bis . way it the heads of families, dividing ths will follow tbe tariff. Tut the chances members of the families into the followare that neither subsidy nor bonus will ing classes: 'Free whites, males 18 be considered until some time during the years and oyer, males under 18 years, coming winter. Election will then be females, other free persons, and slaves. over and the political atmosphere Until 1850 no essential change was made cleared of much doubt and uncertainty in the enumeration, although the classes now existing. What a great bleaaing it were enlarged to embrace age, occupawould be if all the poli- tion, physical infirmity and some other ticians could be relegated to the rear data. The radical change in the f&rm and real atateamcn and business men of taking the census was mad in 1850, elected to the high plarest when, for the first time, every inhabitant was recorded by name, tbe quesTHE ITALIAN FASCIST!. tions being answered for each person and not for the family The Italian ministerial crisis threat- specifically . group of which he was a part. ens to b a long as the last 6ne, when Th decennial census authorized am&ll-minde- by th constitution has from the beginning been utilized to secure information beyond the mere number of inhabitants, which would have satisfied the constitutional requirement. This tendency showed itself first in the elaboration of the population schedules, but as sarly as 1810 additional inquiries were introduced. These beeame more numerous as time went on, reaching their elimaz in 1890, when, among the twenty-fivvolumes which contain the resulta of this census, only two relate to the count of the population. By the law governing the census of 1910, the enumeration was limited- - to population, agriculture, manufacture, mines, and qtiarriea The inquiry as to mortality, first incorporated in the census of 1850, was eliminated la the 1910 census. The permanent census bureau, under the director of the census, was established by a law of 1902. It is steadily publishing bulletins and special reports, giving further analyses of the date of the decennial census and other N relative statistical ' , ' matoriaL tha country was without a government for three weeks. After Signor OrSunday, July SO, landos and Signor Ik loml's failures, it an encouraging frospect. is likely that De Nava and Fera, said to b next in line, also will find it imIt ig entirely within th range of the possible to form n cabinet owing to the will witprobable that the present week of the Italian composition ness an adjustment of the rail shop- present for is generally admitted chamber, it mens atrike, which has been In progress that if there is political confusion in for several week ,and which, connected Italy it Is only in the chamber of depuwith the etrlke of the coal miners, has ties. There are 530, deputies In this near branch of parliament and almost as precipitated what comes perilously many political parties. Although there to a complete paralysia of the nation are only thirteen recognized groups, industries. vital .two nearly all are split into one or more rethat if the rail trouble is fettled, Students of Italian affairs eliques. sult will , be due . to the unflagging agree that all the political troubles that the energy of governmental agencies have afflicted Italy for the three last : latest move, and - the one on which years are mere ripples on the surface made now are baaed, being peaes hope which are caused by a great, powerful r by the president. Mr. Harding has which is transforming Italy undercurrent t proposed what is pronounced a workable Into an entirely different nation. After T, his and plan the autumn of 1917 to the autumn of basia for an adjustment, j, 'i to be submitted to railway executives 1918, or from the great humiliation of the f' ' and the striking shopmen and passed Capore defeat to the triumph of Italian upon, probably on Tuesday. valor on the Fiave, a new Italy was Outlines of the presidents proposal born. Th 1,000,000 boys, 17 or 18 years POLYGAMY TOO COSTLY. dhow that Mr. Hardings plan is not a of who were thrown into the battleage, wide departure from his first suggestion fields of the Fiave and who saved the The high cost of living has struck that the strikers return to work and are probably the first to see country, In Chicago Zululand, according to a recent visitor, permit the rail labor board vision of a reborn Italy, Those whp eon-- ( the The situation. whole the review and the most noticeable way in which to i came back becamq members of the Fas. troverted question of seniority or rein-- t cist!, and the economizes is to limit the natite. they have started a nationalist former . statement of the men in their Is movement his number of whose wive. IThile he in still impetus growing I grades js at least temporarily settled by more and more irresistible. within his 1 to have as large a accordance in rights concessions on both aides, The various political dissensions and 1 t with the h harem as ini-jsuggestion, pleases, president's polygamy is not social upheavals that have occurred fashionable to as it jority of the then on strike have not quite . since the armistice may be defined -- s been, replaced, and theee ars to bs au-- a A chief in Zululand, used to be. new old between the and straggle tomatically sent back to work, taking between those who saw th says the returned traveler, fills hi I f Tank just behind the employees who did. Italics, vision of th Fiave and those who harem with wives he buy and pay for not join th atrikera Men. who hava did not. with oxen. The usual price for a wife replaced the strikers will tank just be-j.-" In The is eight oxen. It doesnt make any difFascist! the On effect: eay in hind the old employees reinstated of Italy and ference what her age, her stature or her power re- - Fiave we saw th to ars The strikers 'their positions. turn to work at th seal set by th we experienced an immense pride in be- look. Nowadays it is rather the cost L rail labor board in it decision of July ing from Italy. We intend to tell the of one wife than the relative eost ef whole world that henceforth Italy shall several wives that a chief has to think wteich precipitated the struggle, but j no longer be a little sister of a nation. about. Only a wealthy Zulu can afford oido when f without prejudice to either Vv many wives. A wife can be paid for th question under disputa ar brought There are in40,000,000 ot ns in Italy. on the installment plan. .A father' will natural are but resources, poor for t np rehearing. rich in ths human element and sell a daughter oa easy terms one ox to suggest th near ap , What appear in sffntual power. Our need of other down and one ox a month. But woe io proach of an amicable agreement is th !' optimistic opinions expressed by rep-- people is no greater than their need of the husband who does not keep hie inresentatives of both the carrier system ours At home we have conquered bol- stallments paid np promptly. FAther has the power to put him to work. and tha shoperaft union. The rail otriko shevism and shattered the force ot socialism. We shall eontinu our fight The Zulus are a lazy race and, natdisposed of, the remaining induatrial i problem, that of the coal mining eontro-- - against any groups against the country urally enough, tbe poorer males are, conuntil our whole', nation - has been con- tent to get along with one wife rather versy, can be approached anew, ,argu- Best in favor of a eompromiae being verted to loyal and constructive patri- than work in the British cane field or otism. Our future policy is to respect sugar factories In order to pay for a - reinforced by the successful issue of the K to demand that w surplus of women. Other savages put , attempt to ond th rail strike by mutual other nation and shall be respected. their womento work, and we fail to unconcessions. The Fascist! s power haa grown so derstand why it is that the Zulu man mueh that it will be impossible to form and brother should be compelled to toil THE WORLD MARKING TIME. an ministry, desired by the when he becomes lord of a harem. Very few of the great problems grow-Ja- g Catholics and Social is ta. Bonomi tried HOMEWARD. out Of the world war hav reached and failed miserably. There are only a Tea, twilight pictures forth a scene . dozen Fascistl half in the A like deputies Ot cattle coming, coming home; anything satisfactory settlement, following th path between ' principally because of the fact that chamber, but more than half the nation Just Th tall wood-pine whose shadows ' statesmanship is subordinated to poli- cither belongs tj tbe Fascistl or is gloam hence their great power in par- Along the ridges low and dull; A homeward hard with clanging bells. tics. In his last campaign Premier liament. With bells that break across ths Tull What tha final result of the struggle Lloyd George declared that Germany Asleep on rivulet and dells! between the new old and the fi , would b compelled to pay the entire Italy will And after them there come a steed be is hard to but one thing seems That bears its rider young and fair, ,,eot of the war, and he was victorious certain; thatforetell, fluffed whit bloom of a . wayside la, that the Fascist! have at the polls. Germany, of eourse, cduld come to weed world and th will hear stay Just brushing the man of th gray not pay the entire cost of the war even little mare! ' if she wgiud, and Lloyd George was well a great deal from them. , the cattle go oh their way: Yes. on through th shad of the long-leaware of the fact. Ho simply played CENSUS EXPANSION, pine ... upon the feeling of hatred, at that time They come from the common now far in England, for his own per- - Tuesday next, August 1, will mark ths away; y dominant come down th pathways sinuous Theylines sonal benefit in th field of polities. one hundred and thirty-seconI birthday have been notice-liabl- e ; ' Similar experience of modern census, for it was August And the bells clang on, and th the in other countries, and four years clang on k after tha signing of the armistice the 1, 1790, that the taking of the first As they tread the valley wide and far; twilight changes from red to fawn. I J world 1 still waiting for the good times general census of the United States of And And ev'nlng lights Its star! promised. From present indications a America was begun. It is perhaps not Th herd has gone on Its taper homeward way, ;' settlement with Germany - will not be generally known that the United States Andths music I knew is changed and reached in the near future. France de- But akL in fancy I keep alway mands the full amount of reparations was the pioneer country of the world in The dream of the herd as it came oer the hill! " to b a com-- .awarded under the terms of the Ver-;- i securing what purported Leslie Clare Manchester. eailles treaty, while England, With a plete and classified enumeration of Its IT KEEPS ON. jIF government controlled by Lloyd George, people for other than fiscal or military Raisin ' favors a reduction of the reparations purposes, which formed the basis of Eat More FYuit Month, Thrift Year. IV ar Charlotte; and also insists that the Germans nearly all of the censuses taken I told you I wws planning to spend Prune - bo to cancel in early period of history, China sad Z Day given more time "Week with Mary: I left here-o" their obligationa This it th dispute Japan, as well as th old Hebrews and Backers Bar Soap Day and motored down, there on the afternoon of Talreaching which is holding Europe back. the Romans, making use of some system cum Day, Toilet Month. W The debt of the allied nations to the for keeping a somewhat indefinite track ran Into only pne Preparations storm on Rit.bon DenTalcumand tifrice broke Day Stales morning remains in status quo. of their population. tifUnited clear and cool. I was glad because first Both Great Britain and Franco have The origin of the American census is Imprensions ar apt to be lasting, t shall forget Kettle Day of Kitchen Week J asserted their intention to pay in full, to bt found in the constitutional provi- never when 1 first visited, Louis. Mow it and some sort of negotiations are imral-- 7 sion that representative and direct tax- rained! . Mary was as sweet as she could be. bent or in progress. Public sentiment ation should be to gave a delightful luncheon for me on - in this country is against the eaneella- - tion, hence the proportionalfor popula- She Day, bridge on Apple Day, golf and necessity making dinner ata th elub on Canned tion of these debts, although it is fre--i the count of the people the issue Peach Day, and Country a pretty little dance on majn stated both that Great Urltain and not merely an incident to the at- the evening of Preserved Pear Day. quently ft and Franc are unable met a charming man. Peter Dolllrer. and to meet these taining of some other desired end, us ai- a delightful luncheon at he obligations at ths present time. IB- - was usually the ease in the making of hie gave club on Apricot Day. So ou a is had declared in some busy Preserved Fruit Week. deed, it quarters tha older records. ' It .was sweet of you to ask mo to spend ; that prosperity can never return to tha somo-obefore this time, f the Potato Week with you. I have a dressShortly world unless Uncle Sam wipes the slate European countries made efforts to as- maker for Cereal Week, but she ought to tie through by Ruffed Rice Night. Mind clean. Unless n great . change cornea certain the number of their say, people, ana If I do pot five my answer until, - over the of the country this will in some instances to make a Rolled Oat Dayf Just think. I haven't people segregation ' on you since th Brown dance not be done. The allied debt, therefore, of classes. In 1888 Sweden introduced laid ere last Patronise Your Local Poultry man remains one of ths unsettled problems in parish registers, in which loot only Month. As ever, MACD. Ufa ' which all of th principal nations art birth and deaths, but also arrivals and interested. AS A COERCIVE MEASURE. were te be art down. departures, "Did they treat you as a member of r - In addition to the The of the census in the family?" big thingi which ,r' affect all of tbe countries of the America ha; been f matter of slow No, but they threatened to one when nearly was behind with my room rent." Farm world, each nation has problems of its growth, with its chief development eon IUfa 1922. e 1 , 1 - , in-la- f . anti-Fascis- ti - -- -- Slow-foote- d, af ty. ieh - 30, 1922.' - Washington's Slam A Line o Type or Two Alleys Hew Una. let the quips fall where they may. te the and-wrrt- Q How long did the Reign pf Terror well atin Franc last? A. D. EL Thesq quantities appear to'te tested. as do the measurements of ms A. .That period of the French revoluarrests tion known aa th Kelgn of Terror Is gen- proportion; but th fact that account It's Four Year Ago Now. t tha to hav extended from particularly WASHINGTON, July it. Goat alley. Fellows; Do you remember those night erally considered is the enomious habits execu21. ITS, the date of th th giants PI alley sad Casey's court are not inJanuary Normalmarches that look us from the louse tion of Loula XVL to 28, 1794, when amount of sleep that he needs. ventions of moving pictures producers. Champagne of scrub and chalk to the Robespierre and other July leaders ly he passes a Urge portion ofthsday sanguinary to beautiful and of pop wheat breasts known been ha ripe in- slumber, and he They are the addressee of a number of pie that lay above th OurcqT Lo you were guillotined. hours on end. sleep for twenty-fou- rmovements people la the national capita! Confres remember how htangrlly we waited for slow and are Q. What reforms were advocated or when awake hi dawn so ws could smoke and how beir' ured to sweep such places from the and he Is inclined to do oft Progressive by th party la dellosrsts. much of each night's march was con- promised when left alone, the only stimulus to 1212? ths map ot Washington and leave them ducted a halt because of congestion st of hunger, A. It was pledged to direct election of exertion being thi craving duo to poo staff work? entirely to tenement fiction. said to b acute. are which United States direct senator; primaries; Washington Is generally known as a direct election of delegates to national - "It Is Impossible, saya American MediAnd You Did s Good Job, Too. conventions; initiative, referendum and cine, "In th light of recent researches city without slums. Certainly no tourist. ears. all right. recall clauses in all stats constitutions, on gigantism, to regard this prodigious to the capital ever saw any condition. a corrupt practices law, with ade- specimen of humanity as a ofmere ireaa. such as New Yorks East Side openly jjke seeing a circus through a silt la and pathologic He must be the subject quate provision tor Its enforcement. . ths Tent, displays. Even old residents of Washing- - j change, probably In the pituitary body. gir wtCki" thfe. ar there? The condition of general symmetrical Q. How many kinds of roe ton hav been known to say that the ia not m developing gradually N. 1L K. gantism is city has no slum district. They said It Or Ilk th delicious odor that strikes you A. Most botanists recognise about 100 ad points like true acromegaly, butwith In all good faith. They had never visited When you ar hungry and pass a place species of roars. Th number of horti- closely allied to it. The prognosis ne to said be cannot where cultural varieties, crosses and hybrids, regard to longevity th alleys or they never thought of them Beefsteak now left for his and onions ars frying. however, is very Jarre, more than 2000 bright. Kasanioff has - ' ae sluma cataOr th echo uf a voles- - Just hinting at varieties being listed in French fatherland. Siberia, where he Lptends to work. In farm no la It has slum added bis newones with beauty. district. Washington every year. help parents logues,. true. But through the city, like hidden You never fail to make ms wish I'd been too. in It, sores, run tortuous alleyways with rows NOT JUT A MEANT. Q. Wer there any Indians In th conof shacks crowded with humanity, mostly I did my stunts over a training field. federate army F, F. Here are some choice lines, gathered Down In Texas. Teaching kids like you colored. A. In the latter part of 161 the Cheroto go over An Investigator who spent six months kee Nation entered Into a treaty ot al- by Everybodys Magazine from various JATGEE. liance with the confederate states and publications all over tbe country: living in one of ths sUleys gav the fol- And do th work, lowing as a typical instance of bad conagreed to furnish a regiment of troops Men Experienced on ladles' pocket-boo- k My Hers. ditions: A for ths confederate military service. Th alley home shel and handbags: steady work. and demoralised pracIn tered fifteen persons. The mother ef th world became man this somewhere There's a regiment Maid for general housework soon after the In Wanted of two adults. home had had sixteen children. Her five of men tically ceased to exist Must know how family 1862. ta battle of Psa Ridge, Arkansas, grown daughters all had illegitimate chilWhom I may never te. to coo. dren. One son was In ths Insane asylum. Yet th heart of my heart foes out to apartments a For Rent In Townsend furnished On of th daughters was dying ef tuhim room, I a round robin? finished and C. L. W. What large, Q. bswly berculosis. Another was in Jail for cutWherever he may be. with windows on four sides. A. Th round robin, a written remonman a or woman. b a and a. 2000 a He Chinaman, Turk ting may pair purSilk Bocks. '49 cent strance or protest signed In circular form Or a man from Tlmbuctoo, According to ths story, when this last so that no name heads chased for this sale. You never saw such several persons by car French values. They won't last lung. daughter was a little girl, "she begged He's th man who'll buy my flivver th list, was first used by th from door to door, saying that her dead From ths dsalsr I sola It to. from Wanted by a widower a respectable Its derivation whence LABKtA. . officers, mother lay awaiting burial In their desoname women to nurse a little girl at least 35 Th round ribbon. rond ruhan' uletlate hCma. or that th family lived in th has been given also to a collection of years old. Who Cares? country, where all their possessions had For Sale Assorted lot of ladle of numters from one to another of a specified ell Just been destroyed by fire. R. H. L.: In th meantime, what of group. Bach perron removes his own old bers y?e are discontinuing. Practically Is The alloy situation in Washington Mostly . blacks and loss represented. Bachelors, that make possible the latter and adds a fresh on. unusua! There are 224 Inhabited alleys, ths $1.08. to would value up Bachelor girl? Where I ask you. front room; the home of 16,(00 people, in another be th poor For Rent Beeond-stor- y things. If w exercised our had reform Q. How long have w American city this condition would have persuasive FAT. bath; electric light- T. B. C. powers? In schools this country? been made a political issue long ago. The young or Wanted forty good Thirty A. Th first reformatory managed unMust be reason-abl- e. necessary funds would hav been raised Yeu Can Bt Anything You Want Ta. laying hens wanted. estabon was th control der legislative ' and the alley homes torn down. Fllpak: Dont you know that a Bachelor lished In New York In 1824. known as the But Washington must watt on congress, For- carriage, In good conwhether oval or New York House of Refuge.' and congress is constantly busy with na- Maids countenance, dition. Reason for selling, baby outsh never Is touched time, by otherwise mors tional affairs and always anxious to expected, grown It and no TALLE8T MAN. WORLD they may, but th economise. It take money and careful lets th quip fall as between, and Anally the triThe Siberian giant, Kasanioff, recently WHO SHOULD WAKE THE MANa planning to revise a city and to move struggle umph of, mind over curiosity, brings exhibited in Hungary as ths largest man 16,000 of th poorest people In It withWHO FALLS ASLEEP IN CHURCH? many a crow's foot to th angelic phis alive. Is described In the Journal of the out panic or great disorder. Further- of TISH. th Old Maid. American Medical Aasoclatlon. more, the alley system works to the bene11a is 24 years of age, his height Is 9 It was Sunday evening. Ths minister So .there fit of th more affluent y has settled feet 2 Inches, and bs Is built In propor- had arrived at, "thirdly.' and th hour Anyhow, the has been apathy. The alleys hav one thing. Marilyn has a smarter prea tion to his height Thus, his hand Is 1 was nine. Suddenly he noticed a man sines befor the ctvtl war, a hidhave Marilyn s foot 1 Inch from hi sleeping end In th front pew. brother tips to wrist; den but Insidious blot on th beauty of agent than thhadZiegfelds her say, I respect old foot la 1 foot 2 finger Inches-tof- lgi "Will you please wake up that hi chest press agent " th capital. , comment to further when next to you, he oaid in a low tone to a I circumth $4 declining Inches; age" measirsment all HOW THE SYSTEM STARTED. th newspaon Blilt Burk.- - Almost ference of his head Is H Inches and his man sitting beside th sleeper. Th letter replied loudly; The system started In a queer way. pers considered that a strictly Arst pag weight la 468 pound. To support this BUilo Burks' pros agent hug "Wake him yourself. You put him to frame he eats n amount that Washington was laid out in deep lots piece of tiswa breakdown nervous yes- would aatlsfy four othsra of good appedleep." From Everybodys Magazine fot with plenty of back yard space Lanes probably had d between lota became aJieywaye vetning terday trying to think ef a comeback. tite. In four meal In th courae of tbe August. the center of a square.. Outhouses were Tim Some Age. built tn sona.of the bade yards and ser- Yes, That Was Stolen vants wars sometimes quartered there. Dear Line; Pleas open th Cannery ' When the civil war ended large num- and put this back: bers ef soldiers were in Washington and "Don't touch me I bruise so easily I In Creek. wooden barracks were built for them & V. 8. of Battle some of this back yard space. Th soldiers left, but 0,000 or 40,000 negroes Colonel Sprague Is a good soldier, hut cams swarming Into the government he show there are a lot of things he min. and the bar- doesnt understand when he asks Brigaheadquarters at that timeover for homes. dier General Sawyer to "stand aside racks were eagerly taken A few of these civil war ba Bracks age and let th service men b still standing and inhabited. Other ne- given proper car. The Colonel, a federal Jobholder sometime groes found shacks in alleyways. people who employed them were glad to dies, and occasionally resigns, but he R. H. ! have them living conveniently at hand. nerer stands aside. Domestic servants were in demand in Washington and houses were built for them on ths back lota In tim these MEMORY lots often became entirely separated from the property lacing the street. Rews of Fres 1. What and where Is Vichy? alley houses wer bought up by land X. Delivery What famous man la said to have sharks because they brought In good been the first numismatist? ST. profits. itAU 1 the member hots? a of What William Dein Ham, I. pcomlaaory 4. What was Ell Whitney's great Incitizens' housing committee, says that these sharks ar operating today. They vention? THE UNITED IS HEADQUARTERS FOR own long rows ot alley homes, and det. Why Is It hard to writ with Ink rive large Incomes from the rents. A on greasy paper? four-roo. house In one of these vows Is What la xytopyrography? Xylogra valued at about 400. x It rents on an phy? Great7. $144 area of Is or a What Alaska? 111 the a month, year. for average Para fine Wax, Quart Mason Jelly Glasses 93c In other words, every three years the est length? Greatest breadth? dos. atlM cartons. 3qrs, lids dos.. pound with Isaac was g. th house endeavor line of In what tenants more than pay for Glass Quart Pint Mason Mason 'Jay; lived Disraeli, father of Benjamin Disraeli, 4Ea Jars. they rent, and some of them have IQ dos. Top jars, dot noted? In their shacks for fifty years. s v Capa, dog... .... I noon In what . tt tumbledown Mason When are Parle, Most of the house Extra heavy Jar Pat Pint Glass Top 4Q dos . . QlitM wooden or brick structures. Mr. Ham time Is It hi New York, Peking and Londos. Jars, .. dos. 9 Rubbers, Jars, ' ' has mads a survey which coitgTess will don? 10. Give four synonyms tor salient. get In th fall. He aays: there are more SWIFTS "It Is doubtful whether SWIFTS Answers t Yesterday Questions. than ten bathroom In 'the entire alley PREMIUM PREMIUM 1. How did th state of Vermont resystem. Leaks in the roofs average four or flv to a house in some alley. Ths ceive that name? Vermont Is made from ' SPECIAL SPECIAL alleyways ar paved and are kept com- vsrd mont, two French words meaning That Incomparable With a flavor that clean by city ordinance. But Green Mountain and the mountains paratively cannot "Swift Premium" clean up the Interiors. cross ths stats. the city trresist-abl- e Is simply quality will win because the The houses sue crowded An Italian 2. Who was Brhlabacelll? aav so. one over at you four-rooyoull rents are high an& even in a astronomer who In 187? drew attention house rooms ar rented out to several to the markings or canal" on Mars that families. .When you consider that six or in lat years hav caused much discusseven people sometimes oecupy a single sion. room 10x11 feet existence la these home 2? What determine tbs length of a can he Imagined." Th year Is th period of th year? Not all the alley dwellers of Washing- earth' revolution around the sun. ton ar negroes. A stone's throw from 4. What ar ths Asores? A group of th beautiful grounds of the capitoT are islands, belonging to Portugal, ta th same ef the most congested districts. North Atlantic ocean. Foar foreigners who com Into Washing: The Greatest of the Season 5. How legal holidays has Alasunion station ka? Ten many ton through ths near-b- y New Years day. Lincoln' Begins Tuesday settle down In these lodgings, ths cheap- birthday, Washington's birthday. Decorasec- tion Ready with a whole carload Freeh from tha vines est th city affords in th built-u- p Independence day. Labor day, day, The Long Variety with thoa luscious scarlet centers tionsAlaska (November), Thanksgiving, and black Seeds. Get In on this big UNITED buy. Vie and crime ar bred in these In- Christmasdayand general election every two Order Often worker ternal streets, welfare say. early Keep them In your refrigerator 24 hours In November. years and then serve A treat we'll say. th entrance to an alley I by a narrow five synonyms for th 4. are What courtway. Beyond this cul d sac th word abound? Stream, swell, flow, Inalley broadens and winds and branches. crease and teem. 14-l40o 28c 20-lMelon at Melon at . Police There are allays within alley called 7. Why Is the cannot patrol these streets" closely be- tha Indian disTh 23-l16-l.46c aborigines Melon at Melon at . . .y. . . .C2c cause the force Is not large enough te covered thatturnip? th bulbllk stem, or corn, 26-l18-l- b. 52c permit mens being detailed to alleys lost Its acidity on cooking and made a Melon at Melon at . only. nutritious food. 2. When and by what nation was DISEASE ALWAYS A MENACE. to th United States? FebAs for disease. Investigators hav re- Florida ceded 22. 1819. by Spain. THIS WEEK THI ( THI WEEK WEEK ported whole rows of alley houses ruary waa Who the English authoress t. known as lung blocks, where tuberculosis . DEWBERRIES 10,000 PUT UP capital prls of Astrakan Is found In four houses out of every five. who drew th (feed Miss Mitford, who wrote FOR CANNING Other districts hav periodica sieges of In a lottery? APRICOTS APPLES and other novels. Her typhoid. Mr. Ham states as his opinion "Our Villags Tha choicest, most seWill be featured dally was a gambler and lost most of JELLY that an outbreak Of smallpox or some father lect variety for your this wsek at a child when shipment Frequent other epidemic In ths alleys would be felt It. M1m Mitford was butselected choosing." week her to will arrive this her superstitious parent Prices , all over Washington. Special th number. market Attractive Prices! at lowest There Is th back kick to th situa- pick 10. Which way does the earth revolve tion. Washington Is getting Its cleaning prices. BREAKFAST From left around sun? th and cooking and washing don by th BUY 3 LBS. 15c pkg. Swan IP alley dwellers, and getting them perhaps ,f ORDER 2 lb. Navy down Bran Answers to Questions. a little cheaper than If th workers lived 4Qa In the suburbs and had to pay c&rfar 20a pkg. Puffed liic Beans out of their eamipg. But the city Is reader can get th answer to 1 (Any lbs. Lima 2 exposing Itself to th diseases that pray any question by writing Th Tribun InBeans ..... am Quality on the people of th hidden slums. formation bureau, Frederic J. Haskin, dilie pkg. Puffed Wheat Same Mm Taste 1 lbs. Pink bestdon Is 'Ths homes Fla.ar for D. C. This offer apWashing rector, Washington. 22c 2 Just bubbling with Beans la th alley shack a People go out of plies strictly to Information. Th buand energy houses whsrs there are cases of fevers, reau cannot give advice on legal, medi2 strength Blue lbs. o t I2V$o pkg. P tuberculosis and syphilis to work all over cal. and financial matters. It docs not ait Invigorating - and Rose Rice Toasties th city. This condition, or Its equivalent, attempt to settle domeetle troubles, nor beverage. refreshing Disease to undertake exhaustive research on any la true perhaps in any city. oft Ice and 2 b, put Pkg. But in almost ar germ Inescapable Writ your question plainly Cubelet Sugar. elrv. subject. 12a , pkg. . Shredded ths alleys, as in th tenement districts and briefly. Olv full name and address '$- -. 20c Wheat Bottles pkg. 3J of great oltlsa disease Is less controlled and enolose two cents In stamps for reCubelet Sugar 73c end more powerful. turn postage. All replies ar sent direct 2 to carton Some of th shacks rub elbows with to th Inquirer.) Th th back yards of fine residence. 45c No. 2 'can alieve ar Just far enotigq awayand 'Q. ' llav King Ferdinand and Queen can, Made , board fences to off shut aver been Marie by of crowned? Rumania sufficiently tWf Moil ere Sardines Criseo... be disregarded by th people who live H. K. N. Jam dwellstreets. ths ars But A. allay being mad for facing th Preparations 2 . for. this ceremony. They were oa th eve ings ars at ths nun time Just do 3 lbx Wfclt. Cook. of coronation when th world war InVerm NorwefUn enough for disease to spread. So far, however, th dangers and the volved the kingdom. ?0c Rack wrongs of the alley system hav been . rlnemHoney Th city does th best It can tolerated. Q. What Is the value of dairy prod20c 2H Blue with th law and ordinance on the ucts produced last year? E. P. Oval Sar- 2 He Booth' 17c 45c bOttl Co - Karo , , . books. But any radical ateps rest with A. The department of agriculture says Burnetts disof the Vanilla that th value of dairy products on farms congress. Th commissioners 57o qt. can Log u Extracttrict ars now taking an active interest In 1921 was $2 410,000,009, a drop ot 10 3Cc Cabin Syrup ,. tow 8 2 In the situation. per cent from 1920. lie cak Bakers Several year ago congress passed a ...... can Cove Oysters Chocolate 419 0s Orange Peko law to doe th allev houses on a fixed tori. 25a cake Dot's Q. Apropos of ths present reduction In OiS Tea, lb. 2 date. When the tim drew near an wag of railroad employee, hava tha Sweet Chocolate 41 Tc was was obtained. It extension (For Tea argued salaries of th official been reduced sine ) Gold' No. ISo can i 60c can C. tc B. Kipthat the city could not absorb so many 1919? H. W. J. Brer Rabbit Her-rin- g $1 98 pered extra A. The railroad labor board, under th people moving at th same time quality Mol Now th alleys ar to close la NovemGolden Eagle transportation act. does not have JurisdicISo No. $ flat pan Broom ber, and again It is being urged that tion over the salaries of executive offiI lb, pail Moua- - rtri Th only way that th datarb put off two ysara Mr. Ham cials ot th road Oflw Libby 75o Dandy 4 V Lard tain on be could reduced at such salaries th psychological grounds. Salmon opposes this Broom pall Moun- - 09 He says that th tenants would stay on same tim that wages are cut would be 40c flat can Qf? tain Ijird .until th two rears were up, as they by action of the board of director of Fish .... Tuna Fork and Campbell's hav don this time, and then there would each company. Th board deals with th 8 6c No. H can JOa Van Camp's Tomato Beans be a panto at thb bust minute. Creh go In up He urge that th alleys be dosed 3 three installments a year apart. , The urly coma oa th fixed dates, would 3 lbs. Fancy 60-7- 0 ouid know about th moving 'begin to look about and tha whol tenants wore to which rioa and' alley first, gration would be accomplished without bag Bperry Prunes It would be peoslbl for th district to serious confusion. east Drifted absorb $00 people at n tim hi small Mr. Ham baa laid this plan Amfor for Snow Flour bv Oottolane, chiefly in outlying sections. Th gross. He says that th alleys should other alloy troants, seeing th first turned into playgrounds, minor move and realizing that their turn would 'city parks, garages, And parking streets, spaces. By Frederic J. Haskin. J Ave pints of day he consume four oreggs, three or milk, fifteen to twenty four pound of pleat, .five orof six loaxe potatoes, of bread, large quantities two or Ibre Vr beans vegetable, liters qf win ana five or six liter of wage earners and subordinate officials There is no public record ef any only. reduction of executives' salaries since the railroads were returned to private operation, March X, . ynkuY. bb, thwh l four-roo- m -- y is Sale-xBa- by -- s oon-tinu- ed (? CrthlpfTo MFflaTC&l&hof Csda dkjuuu shell-shock- TESTS 822 824 ms. 600 PHO:3E Supplies Preserving J7 m ' I3c $1.19 0f ...... W ' qt Bacon HAMS M. 361clb. m Big N Uafermelon , It b. b. b. b. ......36c ........ ....... b. Wc t. ..... 1M fsr 35c - feODYIEISEn - 43c for 27c .25c fsr 21c it Luncheon? fsr 25c 75! b. ir. n. E3s M 41. 41. Mountain 32fi I7c fsr 31c J fsr fsr 55c gf . PI f4 illrvJ -- b. Mt b. (1 444 fsr 3le 3 fsr 27c e, th re, Liu 49 -- sml-da- gjg 52,29 fsr 21c 3-l- -- f R7g 48-l- b. $1X3 V i |