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CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE: MAY 7. 1939. PAUT 1VA'GE 17. ffcwtoKeepWell QUESTION government at once accepted Hay's proposal and, although the others never committed themselves to it, it was regarded as a triumph of open American diplomacy in preserving trade principles. Years later it was discovered that the Hay policy THE WORLD'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER AN ENLISTED MAN ON OUR SIBERIAN ADVENTURE WHAT 15 WORSE THAN FINDIAjO A WORM IN YOUR APPCEf? THE TRIBUNE VOWIPANV PUBLISHER.

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SPECIAL REPRESENTATION. SAN FRANCISCO 820 KOHL BUILDING AMNESIA: A WAY OUT. Mason City, May 2. The article, "A White Russian on Our Siberian Adventure," by Jacques M. Lissovoy, ex-colonel, Russian imperial general staff, which appeared on the editorial page of The Chicago Sunday Tribune April 16, prompted these observations by an ex-sergeant who participated in that adventure in 1918 and 1919.

On 3, 1918, an official announcement issued at Washington stated that a few thousand men would be sent to Vladivostok, Siberia, for the purpose of rendering assistance to the Czechoslovaks against the attacks of armed Austrian and German prisoners, to guard military stores which might subsequently be needed by Russian forces, and to render such aid as may be acceptable to the Russians in the organization of their own self-defense." In conformity with this policy, the aide memoire, which was delivered to Gen. Graves by Secretary of War Baker in the Union station in Kansas City early in August, 1918, stated in part: "It the United States proposes to ask all associated in this course of action to unite in assuring the people of Russia in the most public and solemn manner that none of the governments uniting in action either in Siberia or northern Russia contemplates any interference of any kind with the political sovereignty of Russia, any intervention in her internal affairs, or any im neutralized after the manner of the Suez canal OSS of memory even a complete His excuse was that he had to get Great Brit failure on the part of a victim to recognize his whereabouts, recall his name or occupation, or whether ain's consent to the abrogation of the Clayton Bulwer convention of 1850, providing that the canal should be constructed by a private corpora tion with international control, Hay's treaty was rejected and the agreement which makes the Panama canal an American Washington's Advice canal was ratified the following year. The senate he is married or single is not uncommon. It may arise because of a pronounced mental or emotional shock, or appear at the end of a long series of experiences exhausting to the nervous system. A prominent business man, a young matron much in the public eye, or a college student may disappear unaccountably only to turn up in a police station of some distant city, with no consciousness of identity.

It is as though all wires to the outside world had been cut and the person isolated from the past. Jf'aoed by members of the Immedi saved the country from the state department's An excerpt from the Farewell Address surrender. In spite of this rebuff and this correo mf George Washington to the A merican tion of capitulating diplomacy, the American gov- ernment since then has been mainly following the precedents set by Mr. Hay. The British point pairment of her territorial integrity, either now of view, presented, it must be conceded, with great skill and suavity, has been the controling or hereafter." Secretary Baker said: "This contains the policy point of view.

The American ambassadors representing the government both in London and Paris are rapidly converted to British policy by direct of the United States in Russia which you are to follow. Watch your step; you will be walking on eggs loaded with dynamite. God bless you and and indirect influences which they seem not to de sire to withstand. good-by." Although Mr. Wilson was offended by Ambas Col.

Lissovoy is critical of American participa ate family there may be no awakening ot recollection for a long time. A comparable situation confronted a sizable number of our shell-shocked soldiers during the late war. Under the strain of active service their minds filled with doubts as to whether they would ever see the dawn of another day many oi them suffered hysterical, functional disorders. With a few total amnesia forgetfulness was not unusual. Some of these episodes came about automatically as an escape from a state of affairs which to them seemed intolerable.

This was borne out by the fact that most of these men Improved promptly when they were relieved from duty and withdrawn tion in intervention in Siberia. Is it possible that sador Page during the war, it was more because Page in London was going over the President's HALF A WORM he has not familiarized himself with the Amerl can policy or is his criticism the result of the head and not because his unneutral war activities in behalf of the British were regarded in "wishful thinking" of a deposed imperialist under one of the most autocratic governments Washington as fatal to this country's peace. Mr. Wilson and his roving friend, Col. House, had the world has ever known? people on Sept.

17, 1796: Against the insidious wiles of foreign influence, I conjure you to believe me, fellow citizens, the jealousy of a free people ought to be constantly awake, since history and experience prove that foreign influence is one of the most baneful foes of Republican Government. But that jealousy to be useful must be impartial; else it becomes the instrument of the very influence to be avoided, instead of a defence against it. Excessive partiality for one foreign nation and excessive dislike of another, cause those whom they actuate to see danger only on one side, and serve to veil and even second the arts of influence on the other. Real patriots, who may resist the intrigues of the favourite, are liable to become sus-' pectedand odious; while its tools and dupes usurp the applause and confidence of the people, to surrender' their interests. made up their minds to probable intervention to The other leading interventionists were the save the British empire even before Wilson British, the French, and the Japanese.

Gen. Knox, sought reelection as the President who had kept British commander, was recognized as the crea us out of war. tor of the Kolchak government and the man behind it; Gen. Janin, French commander, was into a zone of safety. For the malingerer the diagnosis offers a way out which is sometimes practiced successfully and it Is exceedingly difficult for the physician to separate those who are genuinely unable to say who, what, and where they are from That adventure in European conflict to support a vassal diplomacy was the most costly for which pro-interventionist and pro-Kolchak; the Japanese were intent upon getting control of Siberia by the American people had been called upon to pay, but it was the logical consequence of events any means, fair or foul.

those who imitate the symptoms with ac throughout the years running back to Mr. Hay. The colonel complains that Gen. Graves did not curacy. A criminal, for example, with a VOICE OF THE PEOPLE It had become almost as if there was a tacit un support Kolchak an admiral in the Russian im derstanding that Great Britain could rely upon trial for embezzlement or some more serious offense ahead of him whose plea is loss of memory and personality may be assumed without argument to be a pretender.

the American government in any conflict it perial fleet before the whose government fell and whose execution followed, and that he called Gens. Semenov and Kalmykov bandits and scoundrels." As to the latter, the general was more precise. In an interview with the Japa chose to accept for any purpose regarded as good. Before the war Great Britain had feared Rus We must understand also that injuries sia in the far east and was allied with Japan for nese Advertiser in February. 1919 while the gen may play a rather disturbing role.

If a checkmate. Alter the war, which resulted in eral was still in Siberai, he described Gen the manifestation results from an acci Writers should confine themselves to S00 or 300 words. Give full names and addresses. No manuscripts can be returned. Address Voice of the People, The Tribune.

THE TRUE STOK OF JESSE JAMES, ble citizens, as they considerately com- turbance in the classroom and when Chicago, April 26. Morally and patri- mitted their depredations elsewhere. The asked by the teacher to cease the dis- otically I am opposed to gangster pic- state of Minnesota should have demanded turbance, his attitude, at least respect tures; nevertheless I went to see the their extradition to stand trial with the for her, should not be to define between Jesse James movie because, as a boy, I Younger brothers. Instead, the movie en- such a little thing as whistling or mak- ivas familiar with the Northfield raid, as circles their heads with a halo, and then, inS a noise with his mouth. If one of 1 lived at Mankato, their first objective, to our utter consternation, unveils a my children is asked by me to stop drawn thither by the report of a gold monument to Jesse James, of whom the jumping, I do not expect mm to say.

brick in the window of the First National eulogist declares they are all proud. I not Jumping, I'm hopping." No dent, memory as to the event itself may Japanese demands on China, the British govern- Kalmykov as a bandit and murderer." Vol. not be regained. In some cases incidents Current History, pt. 2, pg.

95. VASSAL DIPLOMACY. ment saw the new enemy which even now is threatening its hold in China. With these new taking place weeks prior to the collision may be utterly blank. A blow on the And now," as we lawyers say, let's look at One of the American republic's earliest dangers was that it would fall into vassal diplomacy and be carried off in the train either of its late ally perceptions the British were willing to turn to the United States, which in China had always the record." First, Kolchak and his government; head may be so far reaching in its consequences that even though the patient will go through technical procedures such then, the generals who were the great patriots bank.

But it had been withdrawn when Shades of our Pilgrim sires! I was wonder the teachers lose their tempers! I subordinated itself to British interests. It did and the defenders of their country." Can't we mothers teach our children Fiance or of its late enemy Great Britain. The as carrying on his work and shaving turn to the United States, but with a price for the eight gold prospectors Cole brought up on the long catechism and Younger, who asked my father, the cash- the short switch. The board of educa- Charles H. Smith, American representative on at home to have the same respect for himself, he may be subjected later to traditions of English origin and government were making the new agreements favorable to it.

The the interallied railway committee, says: "Siberia their teacher that they have for any deepening unconsciousness of everything ier, to change a $20 bill, looked in vain tion at that time was a shingle. swinging some of the people to the side of Brit- United States then seemed even to anticipate the is not bolshevist, because it is populated by the Far better for the young to see the other oIder Pe that led up to or occurred at the time. for some evidence of its existence. descendants of political exiles, by the more iin and radical republican sympathies were I British requirements Mrs. W.

Reisener. How long will the condition last? if adventurous and free spirited Russians who came tnere has been no real damage and if the sweeping others into the orbit of France. The Mr. Hughes, as if out of a clear sky, proposed out as pioneers, and by the Cossacks, all of them Very few sights escaped me as a boy. prison doors close on the Younger broth-I saw the men go forth to war in '61.

I ers tnan to see a monument raised to witnessed the Indian uprising of '62 and Jesse James, a maudlin sentiment result-saw the hanging of thirty-eight Indians lnS from his being shot in the back by later: the court martial and execution of a Unless we can discourage now nation found its salvation in the. rhsnictor what the British wanted. He said the United affliction has persisted for more than a week we may assume a psychic origin THE COLORS." Waverly. I1L, April 30. Please send us prepaid express copy of McCutcheon's more democratic than the Russians proper.

and wisdom. of some of its unshakable patriots States would sink Part of its fleet- Great Britain The Siberians had one rulint? motive for their and convalescence may be delayed for weeks or even months. not only maae tne new agreements it waniea dus actions. That was to prevent the czarist regime it disposed of American sea supremacy. AH this from returning.

For that reason they would who intended that the United States having become an independent nation should remain one, Fortunately, recovery is the rule and a halfbreed in 1865. I passed through the such movies at the box office it will not tribune May 27. m7. and reprinted In blizzard of 1873 and the grasshopper long before they will be unveiling a Thk Teibune a 30 1939 Uflrt plague of 1875, but I missed entirely see- monument to Pontius Pilate, or initiating rrhe Colors." little need be done other than recourse to was so neatly done that the United States be- have none of the numerous dictatorships, direc- Out of such character and such wisdom came the ing this band of eight freebooters riding xsiueoeara mio me legion 01 Honor. lieved it had won an ally against Japan which, it torates, and other mushroom governments that had been persuaded, was hostile.

in 191.8 and 19i9 Horvath in Harbin, farewell address of, George Washington. John Norms Hall. Some mistakes were made. In trying times of psychotherapy, designed to bring the individual back to reality. Now and then reeducation almost from early childhood is required.

In other instances the faculty will return almost as suddenly as it disappeared. The sight of a brother or sis conspicuously, Kolchak in Omsk, all of whom high feeling they may have been unavoidable, have led our government in the wake of British were reactionaries under an anti-bolshevist dis One of them was the sedition act, a companion imperialism for years are working to bring the guise to deceive the allies." Asia, May, 1922. measure to the alien act. The latter was intend- American people in on the side of the British J. Jaxushew, president of the Siberian regional duma, issued an official manifesto at Vladivostok When the original was printed we were preparing to close our offices, having some months before enlisted In the medical corps of the United States army, and were awaiting the call.

After more than two years of active duty with the troops in the United States and overseas we were fortunate enough to be discharged from active duty and sent home, realizing that our years would be shortened by the two years of constant physical and mental strain, but hoping we had helped to accomplish something that would continue to add honor to our colors and help ed to stop the intrigues of foreign propagandists, when the next great conflict comes if it is un- on Sept. 5, 1919. It stated in part: "Nine months but the former was designed to protect the dig- avoidable. The people of this country are told by about town. I did see the Younger brothers after their capture and I naturally sought for an explanation of their criminal careers, which was an outgrowth of conditions at the close of the civil war.

Harsh as those conditions were, they were no Justification for a life of crime. The movie has a tendency to suggest to immature minds that the way to redress wrongs is to take the law into your own hands. There was a very subtle suggestion there. Then, too, the halo of heroics in the street battle at Northfield was placed on the heads of the James boys. Instead of the Younger brothers, where BRITISH AND FRENCH ISLANDS.

Iowa City, May 2. But for our enforcement of the Monroe Doctrine, South America today would be another cclonial empire of England and France, another Africa. Every colonial possession of these empires in the western hemisphere is a threat to the peace of America. We will never be safe from the threat of war until these empires cede to us the Guianas and all their Islands in the Atlantic near our coast, I am ter, father or mother may set up an association of ideas. In so far as is consistent with the peace of mind of the patient it should be suggested to him that no effort be made to retrace his thoughts; he should not be encouraged to sit and brood or struggle with himself to solve of dictatorship of Admiral Kolchak, who has, by nity of ambitious bigwigs who wanted to make Mr.

Roosevelt, almost explicitly, that the inter- sheer violence, overthrown the representative criticism, opposition, arid free speech treasonable, ests of the United States are identical with the They paid for this mistake in the loss of the gov- interests of the British empire. He has already government of the directorate, have now brought Siberia to a state of complete disintegration and ruin. Out of touch with the population, peasants and workmen, not recognized by the ernment and the destruction of their party. taken the defense of British security in the west- the riddle. Good hygiene, of course, is all important, and a quiet, orderly, well regulated life with a program designed The naval war with France and the effrontery ern hemisphere off the hands of the British gov- an American of English and Canadian 100 per cent of the boys who were In the active elements of the people and by the local 1 Hilt- Hn nftt srnci rl V.

nrliilA ot the French directory in trying to extort bribes ernment. Washington at this moment is more a following the attempts to raise the American military part of the empire than is Ottawa, the to build body reserve is in order. This includes diet, exercise, and rest. executives, the government of Kolchak proved it rightfully belonged. It was not Frank British empire worth the life of a single SiC thorougWy disgusted today with unfit to accomplish the task of organizing the people against their own government, canceled Canadian capital.

the manner In which the party In power is meddling with foreign affairs Jduies who luue ubck ana piacea jesse American boy behind him on the horse, but Cole defense of the country, which it declared to be It may be in order to remark that most Samuel D. Whiting. the feeling of gratitude the people had for the its foremost object. The government took no steps to appease the country, except flogging and assistance given by the late monarchy. The ac- WORN OUT BUILDINGS.

of us possess certain attributes of amnesia which we summon to our aid whenever conflicts multiply so rapidly as to count with France was regarded as squared, me The Capitol building, which as the Masonic shooting and brutal violence exceeding that of become overwhelming. A good forgetter danger of returning British supremacy in Amer- temple was for decades Chicago's' most famous the bolsheviki." Vol. 12, Current History, pg. may be a desirable boon. Conversely, Maj.

H. W. Newman of the American Red Cross lean affairs virtually disappeared in the second building, is being torn down, i The wrecking job Younger who rode back to rescue his kid brother, Bob, who stood without a horse In the street, exclaiming, Boys, are you going to leave me? The James boys were killers; the Younger brothers were not. The latter could have killed a score of men from ambush while pursued. They wanted no more blood-letting.

The head and front of the raid was not Jesse James, but Cole Younger, for he proved It in his says: Admiral Kolchak never attained to any and putting out propaganda which can only Inevitably lead to foreign entanglements again. We wish it were possible to hang a reprint of this cartoon in every home, every school, every College and university and In every business and professional office, in a conspicuous place where any and all who entered could stop and realize fully the pure logic depicted. W. II. Allyn, M.

D. Paul. Allyn, M. D. war.

The resentment provoked Dy tne events substantial one. Physically the structure is A TEACHER'S IJFE IS NOT A HAPFY ONE. Chicago, May 1. I agree with Not a Teacher." Several times during discussions I have heard the expression attitude of the teacher toward the child," but not once did I hear anything about the attitude of the child toward the teacher or attitude of the mother of the child toward the teacher. very secure control1 over the group in Omsk, the same Individual may cultivate the power to treasure pleasant circumstances dwelling on the details of happy moments and days.

preceding the war and by some of the British gtm sturdy, walIs and floors virtUalv whose nominal head and dictator he remained for actions in it resolved itself into a national Mate as sound ag they were in lg91 Elevators and a good many months. As to 'All Russia' 1 mind. For years preceding the civil war ana other facmties subject to regular inspection, in the title of Kolchak's dictatorship, even all Siberia would have been too broad to describe its REMEDIES FOB NOSEBT-EED. N. L.

writes: What should be done in for years following it tne majority 01 have been kept in safe conditlon. If a child comes home and tells the bearing all the way through. The Younger scope. VoL-lT Current History, pg. 300.

Jn wie uuncu Frnnnmirallv the hnilrlincr i nrnrftilocc Ti5c nosebleed brothers paid their debt to society; the mother his teacher called him a liar be- Maj. Sidney Graves, assistant to the chief of The feeling was intensified by immigration irom becaus nf th surplus of offi in REPLY. James boys did not. Cole. Jim.

and Bob cause, having tol.1 him to stop whistling. GEORGE WON'T DO IT. Western Springs, 111., April 29. Repub- staff, A. E.

Siberia, says: "Recognition of Each person has a favorite remedy for this the loop. The speculative building boom of the Younger began their life sentences in the ne nad answered he wasn't whistling- Admiral Kolchak by the allies would have accom condition. Gone, wa hope, are the days of he had made a noise with his mouth said amen to a whale of a oppressed lands, notably Ireland. The British government was regarded as a symbol of oppression, as an opponent of democracy nonnloc TuricHnfT tVlA llOTl'S tail WaS state penitentiary at Stillwater, in stuffing- the nostrils with cobwebs, bathing 1920s hastened the end of the older buildings, plished nothing unless the powers in so doing placed an army in central Siberia to maintain the wrists in vinegar, etc. Pressure is con I but it was not primarily responsible for it.

They sidered helpful in most cases and squeezing his authority. VoL 14, Current History, nf were wearing out, anyway, not so much in their a nnrmiar amusement in the Dolitical meetings of I what should be the mother's attitude speech on emergency powers by toward the teacher? Is it a good thing Hatton W. Sumners, but on voting Sum- for the child to be taken to the teacher ners went along with the boys. Instead having the teacher apologize to him? of expecting something from George," Perhaps it is but I can't help remem- Republicans must go Into 1940 with a bering that the bo- was causing a dis- bang. 'Burton W.

Rhoads. pg. 668. the collapsible part of the nose between the thumb and fingers may be effective. Packing with sterile gauze saturated with some solu 1 nA physical features as in their usefulness and con the country and it got votes.

The sympathy ana venience tion to facilitate clotting often brings relief. aid given the confederacy by Gladstone, Salisbury, The Gens. Kalmykov and Semenov are both 1876. Bob died in prison in 1900. Jim committed suicide because, when released on parole, he was not.

permitted to marry without a full pardon. Cole was converted in 1913 and lived an exemplary life In warning the young against a life of crime. He died in 1916. The James boys found a safe asylum in Missouri, where they passed as reputa- Another measure consists in filling the nasal The tax assessor recognizes this condition more mentioned in the Smith article. The Japanese and Russell offset the support the English work spaces with thin strips of salt pork.

The pieces are cut 4 or 5 Inches In length and fully than does the average property owner. military were shrewd enough to know that they ing class had given the Union in restraining its Buildings are assessed, basically, on their cost of to 1 inch in width and thickness. They CORFU SHALL NOT RING TONIGHT government. After 1865 there was a period of un could never hold so huge an area as Siberia. They determined instead on a policy of holding a few are introduced carefully, one after another.

certainty when the United States and Great until the nostril is well filled. The strong strategic points. To do so they would have to salt with which the fat is impregnated has Britain were almost at the edge of war. make terms with local chieftains. Rozanov, Kansas City Star.

So long as Ireland was a country harassed by Kalmykov, and Semenov were their first tools, the effect of withdrawing serum from the tissues, which apparently contains more of the clotting elements. If bleeding does not FRIEND OF THE PEOPLE and the worst of these Femenov. The more cease, call your physician. money and the more power Semenov got, both through Japan, the drunker with power and wine he became, and the more barbarous. He shot up SnOULD EAT OFTEN.

M. M. writes: What can be done about English misgovernment there was a check here on the philandering tendencies of the Atlantic seaboard and some of the Anglophile American officials. Even with a wholly inadequate military force Grover Cleveland could give Great Britain the equivalent of an ultimatum in the Venezuelan controversy and the country talked boldly of towns, leaving the dead in his path, and looted a young man who, when he comes to the reproduction, less allowances for age. The Capitol building and other structures of similar age are carried on the assessment books at a minimum figure, one-fifth of the cost of reproducing them today.

How much of this 80 per cent reduction represents physical depreciation and how much obsolescence, or the failure of old structures to measure up to modern standards of convenience and utility, assessor makes no effort to determine. But by observation obsolescence rather than depreciation would seem to be the major factor. Residential properties are also subjected to these depreciation and obsolescence factors in the assessment process. Their owners, however, commonly fail to take these factors into account table, is hungry but who can never fin them of all valuables, apparently for mere sport. And the Japanese never interfered with his pas TA volnmt or Legal friend matt necean talcs vrxntea mtatemenu on common auestton So covies or records or ti tetter or answers art kept.

Uencm fotioio-up tetter thoula oe complete tn tAernaelve It Questions are bated on tome nreviously orintett problem a ctipmno ot the article thoula accompany Host or the replies irt mailed letters bearing no name ana address are etereoarded A self -addresser envelope ciU expedite hanalina. ish a meal? He is very thin and I know times." he doesn't eat as much as he should. var. On July 25, 1919, President Wilson replied to a REPLY. The change that began to come over American senate resolution concerning American troops in Such a person should eat small meals often.

He needs to increase his capacity for Siberia in part as follows From these observa diplomatic relations with Great Britain started when John Hay was secretary of state and was food. Nourishment also may be increased by SHARE IN ESTATE. tions it will be seen that the purpose of the con. between-meal feedings. Make certain that Chicago, April 28.

Legal Friend of there is no organic difficulty. A careful ex not perceived at the time for what it was. Prob ably its first revelation was given in a state de tinuance of American troops 'n Siberia is that we, with the concurrence of the great allied powers, may keep open a necessary artery of amination of the digestive apparatus may be the People. We have parents, but my mother bought a home and paid in $400 and the rest was for payments. The in order.

Psychic factors must be considered partment policy, which at the time waa regarded in estimating the value and income producing trade, and extend to the vast population of as a clean cut assertion of American interests ALLERGIC TO ASPARAGUS. home was in my mother's name. She Siberia the economic aid essential to it in peace capacity of their holdings. An apartment owner, selling his last year's au F. V.

writes: Every time I eat aspara died leaving no will. time. against imperialistic land grabbing powers of Europe. China was the scene of it and the time gus I get lumps just like mosquito bites This is but a fraction of "The Record in the tomobile, does not expect it to bring the price of 1. Does my father take the home? There are two single children and we were keeping up all payments on the on my skin.

My face swells and my eyelids become puffy. No one else in the Case" in denial of the charges of Col. Lissovoy. For twenty years and more this nation has this year's model, yet he still indulges the hope that his property may some day yield the, same family is bothered in this way. been generous in praise of Gen.

Pershing; for REPLY. was just before our war with Spain. In 1897 Germany led off with a maneuver resulting in counteraction by other powers which seemed to forecast the quick and almost complete partition ot China by Germany, Russia, Great Britain, and France. rents that it did when it was built fifteen years twenty years and more this nation has permitted You evidently are sensitive allergic! to asparagus. The swelling Is termed hives or ago.

Supply and demand do play an important Gen. Graves to remain virtually unknown, it would detract hone from the glory that is justly Omit the' offending foods. part in fixing rents and property values, but are not the sole factors. One reason why Chicago property. The property is still mortgaged to the extent of $1,000 and we have to renew the mortgage.

2. Father wants to make new papers in his name and we two children. 3. Are the four married children entitled to it, too? 4. They never gave a cent for upkeep.

I am sure the mortgage will "also be paid up by us. 5. Can father make papers leaving us ACID FOB THE STOMACH. Germany seized Kiaochow, and demanded the S. T.

writes: If the stomach lacks hy rents are still far below pre-depression levels is that virtually every rental property in the city is ten years older today than when it earned drochloric acid Is there any way in which it can be supplied? REPLY. these higher rents, and that for want of modern Yes when needed dilute acid may be taken in a little water before or during a meal. housing facilities tenants have been educated out, or in such fashion that we cannot do anything without his consent and he province of Shantung as a sphere of influence. Within a week Russia had countered by sending a squadron to Port Arthur and demanding a lease. Great Britain followed by taking Weihaiwei and demanding the identical rights there that might be granted Russia in Manchuria.

France also made a territorial grab and it appeared that nothing could save China from almost completely disappearing under European control of its ports and territory. to satisfy themselves with older quarters less Ten to thirty drops is the ordinary dose, depending upon the recommendation of physician handling the case. without ours? 6. Can father make papers without suited to modern living conditions. When better housing is made available they will pay higher them knowing it? T.

Pershing's to give to "Graves the glory that is justly his. I am proud to have served in his command. The United States should be proud that he was in command. His integrity, wisdom, and courage prevented the American Expeditionary Force, Siberia from being used as a tool to the disgrace of western democracy and to the vilification of the ideals and traditions of American government. Lester C.

Dibble, Ex-Orderly-Serseant, A. E. Siberia. arranged an impressive demonstration next week in a Building Industry week. Lower costs of land and financing, more simple and efficient designs and improvements in building materials and equipment will be stressd.

The lesson to the prospective home owner is that he can get far more for his money today than he could during the 1920s. DOGS MAX HAVE WARTS. F. L. writes: In a discussion some 1.

No, in the sens that the children rents for it. would also share. one said that horses, cattle, and dogs can The Chicago Building congress has been active 2. It it not clear whether you mean mort develop warts. Is this possible? In this emergency Mr.

Hay, the American secre gage paper or the title to the property. REPLY. in bringing to public attention the opportunities for construction in the Chicago area. It has given valuable support to the bill pending at 3. They inherit the same the rest.

4. The effect of your payments depends on Yes. Human beings have no monopoly on these growths. tary of state, appeared with his open door doctrine. Later it was revealed that this was a British policy and that it had been suggested to check Germany and Russia.

Great Britain was satisfied ith things as they were and wanted to restrain PROTEIN IN EGGS. Springfield that is designed to attract capital to the renting construction field by authorizing public service housing corporations. W. I. writes: Does the white of egg the understanding at the time your payments were paid.

In general payments by children to parents in such circumstances would be gratuitous. 5 6 and 6. Yes, as to his share, but we advise the employment of an attorney, TRIBUNE LAW DEPARTMENT. r-M 4 contain any food value? REPLY. the other rapidly advancing powers.

The British In the field of home building the congress has It is an important form of protein..