The Galena Evening Times from Galena, Kansas • Page 4

GALENA EVENING TIMES, CHEROKEE COUNTY, KANSAS, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 9f. OFFER HINDUS HOMES il! ftppr Invited by Amir to Settle in Afghanistan. 10 MM AMERICA'S HOME SHOE POLISH Jf daughter, Edith Marie, were entertained at 6 o'clock dinner and spent the night with Miss Ruby Loomis Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. T. S. Banks received a telegram Monday from their son, Walter 0. Banks of Tulsa, Oklahoma, announcing the birth of a nine pound girl.

T. S. is stepping high. Mrs. Jesse Crom and children are visiting her mother, Mrs.

Lucy At-wood. They expect to join Mr. Crom at Hutchinson, Kansas, to make their future home. Frank H. Tryon returned from Ft.

Scott Monday night, where he had been attending Federal Court. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse E. Hobson Thursday, Nov.

4th and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wisner the same day. pheJirlo a Good Shine reou BLACK (Mr IAN THE UNIVERSAL CAR The Ford Sedan, with electric self-starting and lighting system and demountable rims with 3-inch tires front and rear, is a family car of class aiul comfort, Ijothin summer and in winter. For touring it is a most comfortable car.

The large plate glass windows make it an open car when desired, while in case of rain and all inclement weather, it can I. made a most delightful closed car in a few minutes. Rain-proof, dust-proof, fine upholstering, broad, roomy seats. Simple in operation. Anybody; can safely drive it.

While it lias all the distinctive and economical merits of the Ford car in operation and maintenance. Won't you come in and look it over? KENNEDY AUTO CO. BEAT W. I I 1 I BlUf OXBLOOD TMii a ri POLI5H NgJBag EVERYWHERE Til 10 CENT5 ALWAYS First Time In History Such a Concession Has Been Made by Ruler of the Country. New Tork.

The amir of Afghanistan, for tin) first time In history, according to Dr. N. S. Hnrdlker the India Information bureau here, hag Invited Hindus to settle In his country, to accomplish which he has announced the following royal concessions, said to Indicate a movement for the unification of the peoples of Asia: 1. Noninterference In the observance of Hindus' religious beliefs.

2. Freedom of Hindus to travel and settle In any part of the country. 3. Government protection of Hindu homes. 4.

Hindu representation In the Afghan assembly. 5. Unrestricted travel permitted Hindu women. There are more than 200,000,000 Hindus and 70,000,000 Moslems in India, and a hi.bat, or exodus, of many of the latter to Afghanistan, according to Dr. Hardlker, already Is under way.

"The proposal of the amir are aimed." he said, "at dispelling Hie notion that Afghanistan partial to Is-liimlsni. The proclamation clearly shows flint all freedom and protection will be extended to Hindu subjects and that no Interference will be exercised In the religious observances of the Hindus, however much those may differ from the beliefs of the Mohammedans and Afghans. The amir undoubtedly Is endeavoring to promote a better feeling between Afghanistan and India." John Bailey and sons were breaking his young colt Sunday. Little Icey Bailey was absent from school most of the past week on account of injuries received in a fall at, her home late Monday evenirg. TO CUT THINGS SHORT Phone 461 7th and Joplin Galena, Kansas N.

J. Coyle and son, Jenninps, have been busy the past ten days I i I if WHY GIRLS LEAVE FARMS Statistics show that 13.12 hours is the average length of the farm woman's working day, 96' per cent of farm women d0 the family washing and ironing, jr. emit do the family sewing. 94 per cent do the family bread baking. 43 per cent of farm homes have no washing machines.

74 per cent use common flat irons. 80 per cent have no bath tubs. 79 per cent use kerosene lamps. his knfiir corn from his mil farm to his borne in the valley. Mrs.

John Coyle spent Friday with her mother, Mrs. T. Brown. John Coyle was in Galena Thursday o.i business. The nie supper at the Clem school "wl'p iw i m1'muil I house Friday night was well attended i -lirdrcsurs ls? and the pies brought a good price The returns were something over They beat the record so far in the county this year.

Miss Popil French received the chocolates We tell you that in Reuter is still alive and -hat Hs Jl. Shop ia the busiest place town. One per cent of the atmosphere is atricals. GIRL HAS SPITEFUL KICK as the best looking young lady and J. Willey the dog muzzle for naving the biggest mouth.

Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey called on Mr. and Mrs. G.

Livingston Sat 4 kff urday morning. Lee Livingston was in town with a load of kaffir corn. Mrs. T. Brown and son, Ollie, and msadf Bit! McCord were in Columbus Saturday afternoon.

vex i rea" ix broken in a motorcycle accident Sunday, is reported as getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. W. B.

Murray have rented the Messer property, next door to the school house and will make llleir future home there. In line with the many other improvements, the Empire school building is now equipped with electric lights. William Jones who fell from a street car in Spring Grove Monday, is much improved. K. and L.

of No. 417 iniated four candidates at their meeting Thursday night. After lodge, refreshments were served and they danced. Julia Johnson who has been confined to her home with a sprained foot is able to be up and about the house on crutches. The Empire Rebecca lodge iniated four candidates Wednesday.

They are having some interesting meetings and good times now. Misses Anna and Nancy Banks, sisters of T. S. Banks and Miss Pansy Banks, niece, are visiting here from Seligman, Mo. Miria Walker and little HUMAN HEAD successfully In many dis6ases of tha scalp that will not yield to ordinary treatment.

Promotes As growth and luxuriance of the hair At all dealers, ii cents, teat Jlddldne Hewimrgh, H. You will like tha odor. 1 1 if lo Breaks In Plate Glass Window When Chinese Merchant Refuses to Open Late at Night. San Francisco. Just as Fong Bong, manager of Sing Fat's Chinese store, closed the plnce at 11 o'clock, an automobile pulled up at the curb and two young women, well dressed, stepped out and knocked for admittance.

"Closed for the night, ladles," Fong Bong called through the door, "Sorry, come tomorrow." "But we must buy a birthday present tonight, and you simply must open the store and let us buy something, It won't take a minute." But Fong Bong evidently had had experience with women shoppers and knew they cannot possibly buy anything In a scant GO seconds, so he stood firm and politely refused to open the store. "For the last lime, will you or won't you let us In?" demanded one of the young women nngrlly. "No, ma'am," said Fong Bong stoutly. "Then keep your darned old store," snapped the same young woman, and her neat satin pump crashed through the plate glass of the door. By the time Fong Bong recovered from the shock and got the door open she of the satin pumps and her companion wire In their mm hire and speeding away.

mam Baby's Clothes Made by Armless Mother IJemer, Colo. Daiiily buby garments, luti.ie by a mother who I armless, nwnlteil the dmubt.er. who as born to Mrs, C. Tcnganh here. "Where there's a will tliere'B way," Ten garden said at the hospital.

She all the clothes for I he expected baby during the iiiir few weeks. She guided the cloth under I he sewing machine n'edle with her chin, stitched, cut out pal terns and threaded the needle with her feel. Mrs. Teagardcn whs horn In I6i)4 without arms. mintem GALENA HEIGHTS Jack Smith is here from Iowa, visiting his parents, Mr.

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