Daily Republican-Register from Mount Carmel, Illinois • 4

MOUNT CARMEE DAILY, UEPUHLICSN-IIEGISTEU, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1923. PACE 4 Baby' Diet. Baby conferences throughout the "wiur Hrdr Ttian A lhln Jet of than atari. Several wch JW at the wr turbine atat pn tt FoW country uniformly disclose the fuct BUZZARD ROOST COLLEGE AWARDED THE CHAMPIONSHIP (Cult rr4) PEORIA, 111, Dee. H.

Prtsldent that ajslnutrltlon I the most common Kwltxerland. Tb noun ailment among the small children. Tins mt Im.IiOU III U- HT. CARHEL DAILY REPUBLICAN REGISTER Successor to Mt Carmal Estbi 1875 Cermet Register Estb. 1839 things understandable, Dr.

KteinmeU added, and the samo rapid evolution of the last twenty-five year will have its. counterpart, in even more rapid advance in the coming century. Hi prediction, half century ago, would have been ridiculed. Today it at-tracts sober thought. OTryTrTof alsrTIna.

Meilliitf. applied to Enfllsh toon-ej, from the Uanieatlc leiiKite, vliU Imd an lutportsnt hou In Knglimd. As ttwlr hind Iny "to the iist of Englrtiid," Engllslimen called iliciit "lJtst.rllllgs,,, and the gold they paid in tliu course of trade became known us "Eujtterllng Sub-seiiicutly the expression becutue te ling. 'y 'i U.ey issue art condition 'mult not much from poverty at from a bad choice of diet. ameier, snu i wkieh I nearly twa ton Fred L.

Muhl of Blooming ton called the annual meeting of the Illinois Intercollegiate athletic conference to order at Bradley University gym here today. Of the twenty-three college Ce at It Right. It la not by bemoaning one' fnte. tr being discontented with one' lot. that man armed with aa looJ' be unable to drive It through iMtnij jet of water though ba tried Ub aU but tuigbt.

SPRfcADLN'Gi COLDS. Doctors' today are' 'doing' all they trll la overcome or a wrong et riglit. and unlvtrsltitea included la tbe membership poetically all were represent Trr RoDubllcB-RslsUr want a4a can to kill the superstition that folds ed by the eoachea and member of the faculty, Awarding of the football champion are caught from the weather. But the populace clings tenaciously to its fear of drafts, wet feet and rein. SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Daily, by carrier, per meek. Ue Iny, by mail, in Wabash and' adjoining counties, per year. lal)y, by mull, beyond Wabash tmI adjoining counties, year. $5.00 fcotertd, January 19, at Mount Camel, Illlnoi, a Second-Claw Matt? under Act of Congrcsa of March 4. 1878.

ship to Lombard of Galesburg was In the meantime thi aame populace. to be included In the opening business. Action on the application of Western Ullnola Normal University of Macomb for admittance to the con with the exception of a very limited number of enlightened Individuals, go about Indulging In open-faced sneeze. The doctor aay that an uncovered sneer send its germ-laden BUZZARD ROOST, One Day Afore the Middle of Dee. and 11 day afore Xma 1023 Slnlcky Prirable, 'grU banter, in a little informal talk before the coon hunter' club, aed that the way to catch coon and possums i to get good dog and go after 'em.

"If your own coon d-g too old and no good nod all that and ran't follow tbe trele good," he said, "the thing for yon to do I to go to some good conn hunUr who ha good dog and borrow hi hoond from him. That way you have a better chance of ketchen game." They being a scarcity of other nuse, the scribe if aenden in the fol-lowen what was wrote by JFubb Uobb: Pop wss smoking to himself and I was doing my lessins and ma was reeding the letter that camo from my 'Ant Fanny today, saying to pop, That baby of Fanny's ia getting to Im Viuite a noble caracter, according to Fanny. ference alao wa to be considered early. lutplelen Cltared Up. A qoica advertise hlmnlf a the guy wbe put "fa.ee" In dJseeie.

That, apparently, clear up th long, landing apclpD that the qoackyhad need responsible forfcha "act" In bacteria. spray fully ten feet beyond the sneezer' face. On street car, in, offices where desk are close together, in crowded department stores, in school rooms, in fact wherever people are assembled less than ten feet away from each other, the germ which cause the so-called cold are generously passed about from person to person. Naturally many who, for one reason or another, are not in TUE CHRISTMAS URGE. "Get busy! Get A little voice erica, Th voice of my conscience, appeal- ingly wine.

busy, you shirker! Cet down to the deed! It'i time lo be, earning the money you'll need. Thanksgiving i' over and Christmas day comes' i And you munt have dollars for bugles and drums. Yes, and according to Mr. GUetle therif a certain brand of safety razor thuts got sll the other backed on? the map, to aso the slang ixpression for fuce. pop a good condition for resisting germ a they ought to be, succumb.

really ought ta be placards on street cars and, in other public places, reminding people that more Now Wlllyum youre prejudiced, ma wed, and pop ed, I. admit it, I don't see how enny baby named Her- bit can huvu enny reel nobility of than courtesy is involved in the cov-oVed sneeze. The simplo physiology iml hygiene talk in the school room, too, shouldn't overlook this. caracter. Well then iuest llssen to what Fun ny rites, ma sed.

She rites, You huve no iileer wut a wonderfil nature THE IRISH "LANGUAGE." FoptBallsv Basket Balls little' Herbit is' developing for him- Ireland has little to gain savo i a .4 the aole of it 1 me soie oi i u. sen. lie is generosity IllVtVV UIUUVC IU 1 Vl UH.III.IVI lta-. 1 si.mau hu hna as lr lW AUnilir tlllU. vfvin ri itv i i -t rutn wa mj he allwayi brakes it in 2 peecas and Tennis Goods w-AmUh i ajBjgjgjgggpaBWBaaawiaaaaajB "Already the-tiny shops with marvel are stored, Displaying the wonders you'll wish to afford.

You know how you gaze at the treas-' ures and sigh A you turn from a plaything too costly to buy. Get busy! Get busy! Now 1 mas draws near And you must have money this time of the year. "Last year, you remember, you stood in a store A lid counted your dollars and wished you had more. Bewildered and dar.zled, you looked at the toys And hungered for money to purchase such joys. Well, Christmas is coming get busy again, offer me the biggest peece.

Ycstid-dayjest for fun I pretended I wa going to' accept it wen ho offered it to me and you never herd sutcb a screeming and carrying on in all your life, and I thawt it did him greate credit because it shows he knows even at his age when someone is trying to take advantage of him. Haw, haw, ixcuse me while I laff, pop, sed. vanity in attempting to revive the general use of the Gaelic tongue and the abandonment of the use of English. Such a movement is now afoot, sponsored by the more ardent nationalists who still hate anything savoring of England. At the present time, when the world-wide tendency is toward adoption of a common language and the discouragement of the use of dialects which tend to break down unity of thought and action, Irish zealots do their country no real service in en ENCOURAGE THE CHILDREN IN OUTDOOR SPORTS 4 i We are direct factory representatives of Rawling's Athletic Goods.

This means that we can buy at most favorable prices and in turn can assure you of lowest price, complete guarantee, and a wonderful assortment. Raw lings Boys' Football Made of good quality pebble grain LEATHER; drill lined; complete' with gum-bladder; lace I. PREACH DOWIE'S i Home for Christinas? Then aHartSchaff-ner Marx suit or overcoat 'r' -You'll want to look your best; the liojne folks wil) have you on display, you know "Our boy, home for- the holidays." iYou'll find; here the dothes' you'll to go home in; we've made "the prices Hart.Schaffner Marx and Hub Special Finest Suits and 1 CREED IN AFRICA deavoring to further complicate mat Or you'll see some trinket you'll sigh luutt i for in vain. "You know the lure of mechanical things, 7 Ymi Icnnw th heartache, the' dcoth and needle; 1.75 ZION, 111., Dec. 14.

The" creed of John Alexander Dowie will be preached in Africa by Van Buren Shumaker, former railroad engineer, it was announced here. Overseer Voliva, Dowie' successor, has commissioned Shumaker to convert South African natives to Rawlings Club Football ters by substituting Gaelic for English. Ireland can remain Ireland with the utmost freedom of political action and intellectual thought without indulging the senseless gesture of banning tbo use of English. Such a thing is a counterpart of the belief of those fanatics who would proscribe all German music rdmply bcrause.it is of German origin and regardless of its true worth. $20, $25, $35, $45 1 Made of selected pebble grain football, leather; REGULATION SIZE and shape; with pure pom bladder and lace; 2.25 1 Hub Clothing Store 1 Tall In im the building In New Terk only five torle high, and the church spire were conspicuous aboTe It.

Now there Is no spire In the eiy that begins to approach In height many of th towering skyscrapers. Rawlings English Leather Football Made of English pebble grain W. A. S. Smith cowhido leather; full site, regulation chape; fabric lined; sewed with best' waled linen thread; of the sigh, As you gae at some splendor you wish you could buy.

Get busy! Get busy! Or youTl miss all the joys Of those who. have dollars to squan-, der on toys." The Precious Jewel: "There is gold, and a multitude of rubies; but the lips of knowledge are a precious jew-ef Proverbs 20:15. 1 6 apples; Jf an apple a day keeps the doctor away, this ought to be a poor winter fur the medical profession. Thirty billion apples of all sorts have been grown during the past season not quite three thousand for every man, woman and child in the country. If you don't eat six or seven a day, you are not getting your share, declares the Chicago Examiner.

Maybe it would be dangerous to eat too many ripe but before we believe it we should want an elastic very strong and: durable; 1 STETSON HATS EMERY SHIRTS FLORSHEIM SHOES Each. $5JM) i A- Rawlings Ofificiai Intercollegiate Football Official for use in all gBmes; perfect shape; minimum at center, Seaienliig Wepd. A process for- sensonlng wood, which give result In 20 day which would naturally tae several year. Raid bve been ln-ented 'n France and consists of subjugating tne wood to a enrreut of air con-(ntnlng or.one. Small Caw.

Cow only four feet high, the smallest. In lie world, are to be. found In I ho noulb Sea Islands. VVVvVWWWVWVWWVVVVVWVVV maximum length; pointed ends) Each. $10.00 Bab'p Bonds, for, Christmas Presents Rawlings Basketball Regulation size; made of select- SPORT AS A PEACEMAKER.

The value of sport as a medium of adjusting differences between countries and building a spirit of good fellowship between citizens of different nations ha never been better demonstrated than in the recent game of football played at Mayene, Germany, between a team of Gcrmau and a learn of Frenchmen. 1 "We are glad to meet you in sport and forget politics," said the captain of the German team when introduced to the French players. "Sport makes brothers of us all," responded tbe captain of the French eleven, which must be admitted to be no slight admission from a Frenchman. No, one need voice a maudlin, sentimentality about any hope of growi ing love between the French and the It is not amiss, however, to point out the vuluo of sport as a' promoter of friendship and to express the wish that' its range may be extended until a spirit of good will is bred that makes war impossible. 0 MEDDLING MOTHERS-IN-LAW.

According to a statement issued by the Legal Aid Society there is real foundation for the age-old mother-in-law joke which attributes much of the differences that develop between young husbands and wives to their parents. v. The so-called "mother-in-law complex" may take one of three forms, The American National Bank definition "of "ttwj many." A real apple, it In well known to students of the classic, was the ambrosia, the fabled food of the gods. They used to sit all day on Mount Olympus and eat apples and throw awuy the cores. That wasWhy they were god.

0 I SOVIET, JUSTICE. There is little to note in the Soviet scheme- of things which calls for imitation in the United States. Yet the latest action of the Russian Reds in imposing a sentence of banish el pebble grain cownioe- leatner in eight sections; best' lined cord stitching; each Others from. to $8.50 Tennis Rackets Reach Tennis Rackets, $2.50 to $13.50 Dayton Steel Tennis Rackets Frame and stringing all-steel $10.00 Big Dance at Moose Home 'f Mt. Carmel, 111.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19 Everybody boost, everybody come, ev-srybody invited. Help put over the biggest dunce of the season, Crescent Melody Five has recently purchased more than ment on 200 Reds convicted of being habitual gamblers and profiteers calls for comment. The American people are too prone to deal leniently with those who, by J0JEVT0V One of the best in the country, $1.00 per couple. 9 p. m-1 a.

m. $25,000.00 COMPANY say the officials of the Legal Aid Society. No mother believes that any other womim's child is good enough for her, own; in the marriage of her their actions, have proved themselves undesirable members of the nation's community life. Light fines are im- posed on such offenders who usually pay the fine as 'a sort of cheap license for the privilege of continuing their business. In Russia, appirently, it is not so.

While none. expects this nation to countenance 'wholesale banishment it is not asking too much to hope that a little Soviet severity may be incorporated, into the American administration of justice. cnuu tne motner often expvriences'a thwarting' of long cherished ambitions; and, where the child has teen wage earner ihnring his or her money with the mother, the parent feels a resentnient at being denied that share. There is sure to be the' usual atmminr tf fnfmitiMicnnue' ntmn 'OF HIGH-GRADE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS BEARING FROM 6 to 62 PER CENT INTEREST IN DENOMINATIONS OF $100 EACH 1 These will make fine Christmas presents for your friends and loved ones constantly increasing; in value.1 DROP IN AND TxVLK TO US ABOUT IT -1 '( '('' "'i 1 'vs- i American National Bank -w; a.v- y.y;y:-., Capital.and Surplus over $200,000.00. "It's a comfortable feeling: to have funds in a strong safe bank lilsd the American National.

statement of the Legal Aid but, all joking aside, the, matter should have serious consideration. The New Demonstrating COLUMBIA, 25c iV, RECORDS are now on sab Hurd's Music House 310 Market The advice is worth-while and, for the happiness of all concerned, should be taken to heart by mothers-in-law. In the marital happiness of her chil HISTORICAL GUESSES. At time when the seemingly impossible is being accomplished by science, it would not be well to consider far-fetched the prediction of the -late Dr. Stelnmetx, voiced shortly before his death, that power- ultimately, will be dispatched by wireless.

A giant form of radio wave, this electrical wizard predicted, would belt the globe with aheets of energy and afford even the roo.st. places by uch Drudcery and superKtitlon have dren the normal mother can find cause for her own satisfaction, Sho can promote it by pursuing a tactful course and the wise parent will heed the advice, offered by this society. after a study of marriage records covering a period of orty-sevetfyears, and resolve no act of her' shall been largely wiped out '-sit 2 ad-j cause marital discord ia th homes vent of electricity la the rtsLsi of. of her children. mm I.