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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

OLDEST and largest in South. Indi-
vidual attention to members. Offices
Atlanta, Ga, Charlotte, n. C.; Green
wood, $. C.
ACME TEACHERS AGENCY Best
service; most liberal terms. 422 At
lanta National Bank Bldg. Atlanta
AGENTS AND statesmen
WANTED.
Statesmen to represent a large Rich
mNnd firm i'm Atlanta; good commits
sions: fine opportunity to right man.
call at once Room az, Hotel Scoyille.
LOT Statesmen to sell vacant lots
near East Lake. between two good
car lines These lots among nice homes.
Arnold q CO.. 5i0-5ll-jl2 Peters Build
ing.
WANT land salesmen everywhere. quick.
10 sell our new $15 proposition, moth
ing under the sun like H. Write for
literature and liberal contract to-day
and get your share Of the coin while it
lasts. The Railroads Unimpr0ved Land
Association. 1880 Great Northern Bldg.
Chicago ILL.,
PORTRAIT men, try our solar and bro
mide prints Hat or convex keheley
Brothers, Dept. T., 6Sl2 South Forsyth
street, Atlanta. Ga.
WANTED-An agent in every commu-
nity for the sale of farm aud dairy
lecJ names, etc Send for descriptive lit
erature. Address Campbell Speciality
Supply Company. 1l3 Park avenue, At
lanta, Ga
AGENTS Manufacture and sell stand
ara article Big profit and easy sale
No capital or experience needed Abso-
lutely best proposition ON market. Adj
dress E. Box AZ, care Georgian.
WANTED Live city salesman i'm Ma
cor. savannah and other cities in
Georgia. where there is electricity. Sell
flashing signs at $40. a liberal con
required. which will be refunded after
third sale H. A. Daniel, j. O. Box 275.
Atlanta Ga.
AGENTS-You have been looking for
something to sell colored people We
have it, Negro Angels Entering
Heaven" Home Supply Company Jack
son. Miss.
AGENTS Salary or commission
Greatest seller yet Every user pen
ana ink buys on sight, 200 to 500 per
cent profit one agents sales $3.50 in
Monroe Mfg Co. X az. Lacrosse Wis
$500 PER MONTH.
TO A FEW lot statesmen of ability can
give contract which will net $500 per-
month selling high class improved lots
in our various exclusive and restricted
residence parks For information, call
on r. T. McElroy sales manager for
l. r. Botteuhefd, lll5-u2S Empire
Building
BIG MONEY MADE Baseball and foot
ball MACHINES sullivan Amusement
Co, ST. Adams Vt
TO sell on commission most complete
line of advertising pencils and pen
holders Advertising Pencil Exchange,
4l6 Empire Bldg, Philadelphia, Pa.
WE start YOU in business, furnishing
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

WE start YOU in business, furnishing
everything, men and women. $50 TO
$500 weekly operating our New Sys-
no cauvasslng Opportunity lifetime,
booklet free Ragsdale Co. Box 3, East
Orange y. !.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

AGLNT0. Uke 300 per oenT UToIIJ soU-
ing novelty sign cards" Merchants
buy 10 to 100 ON sight 800 varieties.
Catalogue free Sullivan Company 1874
NanBUreu ST.. Chicago, III
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

BIG MONEY MADE Baseball and foot
ball machines. sullivan Amusement
Co, st. Adams. Vt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

W. NJ COX cleans OrientaI rugs like
new; does furniture repairing and up
holstering: lace curtains laundered. l45
Auburn avenue Ivy 1881
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

AGENTS Biggest line. biggest profit
extracts, Jelly powders. spices, bak-
ing powder, medicines, perfumes, toilet
speciaIties. credit given catalogue free
Western Laboratories. l9t9 Van Buren,.
Chicago.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
BUSINESS Opportunities.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR SALE-Half interest in good pay
ing business, small Investment Room
goa Silvey Building, Z EdgewOod ave
nue.. Phone Main 4020-I.
BUSINESS For ., SALE; clean,
pie in Atlanta patronize; clearing net
500 and more per month. Must be sold
al once, Rest reason for offer Sacri
flee price $3.50 cash. YOUNG g GOOD
ROE, Business Brokers, 515-5l6 Peters
Building
OHIO manufacturer wants reputable
man to open office in Atlanta and
manage statesmen. We viii put BUSH
ness on paying basis before YOU invest
cent. $500 required fully secured.
Entire time necessary, Don't reply UNI
less YOU can start within two days.
Please give phone number Address
A.. Box US, care Georgian
WANTED Man with So SEQ cash and
services as treasurer to take half IN.
terest i'm money making theater Apply
70 Greenwood Theatrical Agency ga
WANTED-A partner with 5000 capital,
must be able 10 handle statesmen and
take charge Of the office; salary or
commission. Address 2. O. Box SOL, At
lanta, Ga.
HAVE for sale at No. AZ South Ne
Daniel street, pressing business Must
sell { once, Worth $40; will sell for
S35 cash. Business viii average in short
while $50 TO 500 per month. This is
your chance 10 get paying business
at a sacrifice Don't wait Can NJ
1882 or apply at 1877 Edgewood avenue
WANTED Hustling business woman or
man and wife with small capital for
territorial rights I'm esta blished business
employing agents. Article sells on sight
To most exclusive people. Address q
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

TO sell on commission most complete
line of advertising pencils and pen
holders Advertising Pencil Exchange,
4t6 Empire Bldg Philadelphia Pa
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

READ the Agents Magazine and make
more money issues l0c Agents
AIagaZiup Chicago.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

WANTED-White girl 20 live with us
and help with homework. Good home
and fair wages Mrs. c. II. Fennelle,
800 Ormond street
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

WANT land statesmen eVerVWnere, QuiCk,
10 sell our new $15 proposition; moth
ing under the sun like it. Write for
literature and liberal contract to-day,
and get your share Of the coin while it
lasts The Railroads UnimprOved Land
Association. 1880 Great Northern Bldg,
Chicago, III.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
MuSICAL.
pANuINe.
HELP WANTED--MALE.


WANTED-A druggist with some eX-
perience. Apply Baxter, care Geor-
gian. Give age, residence and phone
number if you have one. A good chance
for a live man.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

WANTED-An agent in every commu-
nifty for the sale Of farm aud dairy
supplies and packages, buy produce, co.'s
lecU rames, etc Send for descriptive lit
erature. Address Campbell Specially
supply Company, 113 Park avenue, At
lanta Ga
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
PERSONAL.
PROF. Ia VOUX.

THE WORLDS Greatest Clairvoyant
Citizens Bank Bldg, East Point, Ga
Take East Point car
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

FRESH MEATS of all kinds,
wholesale and retail Enterprise Sau-
sage Factory. 1Zj Peters street. Main
1881. Atlanta 164G.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

EXPERIENCED aluminium ware crew
managers, agents and pot men VIII
find it TO their interest to write uS rel
ative to our spring and summer special
~ line. unless experienced and pro-
Queer. don't write. Aluminium Factories
l,.,r..t.a nv | nL.runRn III
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
LOST AND FOUND.

REW PIN for the return OF a
L'11 w AIND male brown and white
Scotch collie dog Strayed from the vi
cinity Of Highland avenue Phone At
lantG 5SS4-M.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

TION. STATE IN FIRST LET
TER WHETHER MARRIED OR
SINGLE, SALARY REQUIRED
AND FURNISH REFERENCE.
ADDRESS LOUIS SAKS
CLOTHING CO., BIRMING-
HAM, ALA.
YOU CAN GET INTO A
PAYING BUSINESS
EASILY
WE WANT A REPRESENTA-
TIVE
NOT simply an agent but a man Of
ability in each town or territory We
are manufacturers Of the Wilson Ice
Saving Device, used by grocers, butch
ers, hotels. cafes soda water founts,
family ice boxes, etc.
WE SAVE % TO 1870 ON
ICE BILLS
Resides other advantages in any RE
FRiGERA TOR
WE CAN PROVE IT
WE ARE DOING TT
-nDr
NOW
II YOU want to get into a money
making business and have confidence in
your ability, write quick.
THE WILSON COMPANY,
"a Moore Bldg, Atlanta.
SPLENDID opening for young man
more than q to act as salesman and
learn the real estate business. Quick
promotion see Mr.. Anderson, sol EN-
plre Life ttlallronl Bulidlng.
MANUFACTURER wants reliable party
to open office In Atlanta Can easily
make $500 month clear Small invest
ment required Give phone number.
Address j., Box vol, care Georgian
WANTED-Tw bright errand boys
that know the city. Apply Foote *
Davies Company plant, Capitol and Mil
ton avenues,
WANTED-P Position by an experienced
colored man as floor polisher Ad-
dress NJ b. NJ. SO Maple street, or AT
lanta phone A378
.i,,,75, .,,ij,jt,1,s -, l,,,s., D., t,,,s-
,'0rl ~ soiiinS nc nj n.intins,. ON tba
,,s,aii,,,aot 10 yot tSI,- Irless
YOU have had experience Salary or
commission paid. or both Apply No.
1858 Peters street
~ Z777l7T7 For,0 Ta5-5s 7I=-i7e Hardy
C E1.' ~ 5s4 Vs. poiTt "a
", Nl,rt,T9 ron frst-siass sntshors ar
w - FL tS" (. 49,. ~ -.
"a NI,,l1., pp5 anL t,i,t,,ra ~ TaleVood
,.,1 ,n a., Sftt,.,, P,ile,
i355 ~, I75,I7i3 80 Iao aia.r,a ~
t'-NI 80 - ~ SUI iI.e e. i
lHpl eStHA d NHAolto duh 4HNt l'o"'t'
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
FoR RENT-MIscELLANEoUs.
AuroMoaILEs ANp suPPLIEs.

FOR RENT one rolling chair: reason
able 9S W. Peachree, or Ivy 2353-J
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

TWO city solicitors for house TO house
work, selling pearl paintings on the
installment plan DO not apply unless
YOU have had experience. Salary or
commission paid. or both. Apply No.
68 Peters street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
MACHINERY FoR SALE.

FOR SALE-Oue 30-iuch corn mill, $50;
eE, $50 cash. s.. H. Adams, Decatur, ca.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.

ltN cook wanted; good
references. 81 Avery Drive, Ansley
Park
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
rAxIcABs.

TAXICABS, Belle Isle
IVY $50. ATLANTA 1898,
I TAXTCABS for hire Call Bell phone
NJ 1893; Atlanta 1888.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

OHIO manufacturer wants reputable
man to open office in Atlanta and
manage statesmen. We win put BUSH
ness on paying basis before YOU invest
cent. $500 required fully secured
Entire time necessary. Don I reply UNI
less YOU can start within two days.
Please give phone number Address
A.. Box S43, care Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

,7-1-
FOR SALE--Two fine pianos. two
Powers siN-picture machines. six 16-
inch Westinghouse oscllating fans, one
fine camera, and a fine lot of band in
strumenis Box M, Commerce. Ga.
SLOT MACHINEs-Ry vending ma
chimes, four slot. $l0 Mills gum vend-
ers, S25. Brunswick, 1889 Race St, Phil
adelphia Pa.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

MAN cleared &.lS2 Lady $500 asf .lN
months selling HoIladaE Marvel Shoe
Polish. scif-shulug. waterproof Nh#
NOT YOU? Write for demonstrated sam
Pile and terms a Holiday 23b w
lIeI Vow NurN.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

WANTED Man with 81 SEQ cash and
services as treasurer to take half in
terest in money making theater. Apply
70 Greenwood Theatrical Agency GA
Empire Life Bldg
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

BUSINESS UPPOH 7 UNI 7 TO
FOR SALE-Half interest in good pay
ing business; small Investment, Room
'ei SilVey Building, 7 EdgewOod ave
nue.. Phone Main 4020-J
pTTSTNrFCS FOR SALE; clean,
- l DIN Ipp high class best peo-
pie in Atlanta patronize; clearing net
500 and more per month, Must be sold
at once. Rest reason for offer. Sacri-
fee price $3.50 cash. YOUNG & GOOD
ROE, Business Brokers, 515-5l6 Peters
Building
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
AGENTS AND statesmen
WANTED.

Statesmen to represent a large Rich
mOnd firm in Atlanta; good commits
sious: fine opportunity TO right man.
call at once Room 2l2, Hotel Scoville.
LOT Statesmen to sell vacant lots
near East Lake. between two good
car lines These lots among nice homes.
Arnold q Co. 5f0-511-5l2 Peters Build
ing
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

WANTED-Me in every State TO col
lect names and correct addresses for
United States directory; 81 per hum
dred. Address United States Directory
rTolaIp nbfA
The Washington times., 1914-07-20
Why Is a Militant?

properly classified. ! resented the af-
front. and | am furious about 1t yet.
How dared he?"
The American suffragist got as red
as turkey gobbler in memory Of the
insult and behaved as though she
longed to reach for the impossible
bI other -in-law and land him over on
be put where he belonged.
Whenever / think of the attitude of
the Englishman toward all women.
then j know what the militants are eX-
pressing. 1t is the pent UP Indignation,
resentment and protest Of all English
women against the attitude, OF the men
OF Great Britain. The rebellion is all
concentrated in those women just as the
rebellion and the anguish and suffer
ing Of all American wives. mothers and
sisters and daughters of drunkards
her Ratchet and her crusade against
liquor. / don't blame them for what
they are doing. ] am not great enough
to he one OF them. nor yet am / puny
enough to criticise them. But ! do un-
derstand them. | think too much of my
poor old carcass TO starve it and parch
il, and lend it to be lashed and bruised
and dragged. ] cannot unself myself
enough to go to prison. Those women
are too great for me. | do not classify
with them. But when | think of my
brother in law and his old pipe and his
manner of comparing me to a harInaid
understand! | know that the militants
are no longer in possession Of them
selves. The idea OF rebellion has pos
sessed them and must express itself
through them. I honor them stand
with uncovered head in their presence.
And L thank God for American men ="
The Washington times., 1914-07-20

moi public % M til: who ns5,ss for
shadow the
n
woman who marie, for
Tor the same reason that the man who lets woman carry his suit
with bundles and
many vord.
s English have fine way Of getting out of such affairs
There's nothing hat Itself
And v the EN- Enshan lis @ stared at me- after the fashion his
'GaG @ S soas I he sns 9 os na as.o the .n,
~ P @ know really Rs a .s % 81 Il: ssss
5. :$ g $
m aroPs a @ S n man sr7is5 td HSa does m
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ar. w .d s 5 sn e sn GqR @ Rs % sEFand the
@ FhS :R Rsles s hS1fS Ss FH t are not ,,
:r are % % Personal Ray % @ 6fs ssSa:s Ss:
European Dowry.
wish could believe
|sy the wrOngand that
But somehow do that American much
2F ns aae n 0 the oFss % fd te fa certainly
sF S3sy wore T rfos s5
oPs s sf & % $ in Rs S9 @ @ % @ a1fg Rt s55 M
@ ns P P h sG s sA @ the s ss &. turn %H
h Mary s s a e 6 Ps.s n % e'5s | r Mar without him
girl 6 for @ 'Ts ns nome % Ss viii g make S sTe % r sna
to I'M is roma """'
| % S S sa' msF & has to .n Rsf he ssss5 s Is @ .
who
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System Best.
Of
o VIII has nothing else
Senate Mary can't get over
her
1t he hl
Is D his ' - o e'e' Oe
nd @ aSsR R s1 % @ % % ts: e.S
Mary eodt " i've John RtboH sna
'rnetrnes
p beenev all
That do think
The Washington times., 1914-07-20
r. AN not a great enough woman
TO be a militant suffragette." said
the American suffragist I'm

~
an English woman myself. and |
know something of what those women
are up against. 1t takes a great woman
TO starve and TO die of thirst for a
Sreat impersOnal cause. No. I'm not
great enough to be one of them: but.
on the other hand. I'm not small and
puny enough to criticise them
When | was a young woman ] lived
In London, and my brotheT-in-law was
member of the family. Just because
nS hdppen@I to Gc the only man in the
family. il gave him the idea that he
supported the family. and that all the
women in the house were his vassals.
That's the English of it. That's the
element the women are Contcnding
against I recall that once he sent
me upstairs after his pipe. I was a
/. beautiful young woman nearly twenty
flights. Up I went after his pipe. |
brought the pipe. lie glanced at 1t
and said:
you've brought me the wrong
pipe. Go up and get the other pipe.
so | went again after the other
Dipe. 1t makes me SO furious | can
hardly talk about IL. although 1t hap
The very idea! Can YOU fancy one or
our American men doing thing like
that? Well. | rather guess not.
Il had ideas EVEN then about the
wrongs of the women. and the false at
titude Of the men toward the women,
and so ! expressed myself In well Sc Sc
leCted words and made a little speech.
, Fab said my brother-in-law. you talk
/; like a barmaid'
There is no woman SO low as a bar
ma ID. and when he told me / talked
like barma,d he considered he had me
The Washington times., 1914-07-20
Exercise for Beauty
Useless If Not Enjoyed
By LUCREZIA BORI
n, p,n,, Of ii. Nrtropoht,r op--. Company Yori

in close factory room, in a sbon ~
bent over her sewing.
The housekeeper is the one who ue,,oI
ly errs most in lack Of the right l,i,d
OF exercise. She gets plenty OF one
Kind. but her life is a good deal III -.
the horse on the treadmiu a,d .L.
should try TO get out and take Nil,
each evening, II she has no time b.foro
As rule. the housekeeper is The uifs
and mother. II Is important that sha
has her health and keeps old ags ~
pay She is an important factor in IN.
life and well being OF the communitv
Others are dependent on her.
III you can't walk. run. standing still
Just clench your fists and hold vomr
elbows at you SIDES and run with ali
your strength, right In one nlace n
will put you out of breath and sci Won
in dripping perspiration. but il will
give you splendid exercise-more OF 1t in
five minutes than you have probably
had in a month.
Skipping rope is another small space
exercise that will set your blood I'm
circulation and keep the age germs out
Of your system. And when you are
exercising make your mind help your
body. Don't walk with your face cloud
ed your lips compressed. and an I'll
do-it-or-die" expression. Instead, think
how beautiful the world is. and how
much good there is about you, and how
you are enjoying the chance Of being
able to walk abroad. well and free and
happy.
] heard a woman say to a little chap
selling papers: 1T is a hard life isn't
ii. when the weather is cold and
stormy?' And the urchin, turning a
seucy, smiling face up TO her, said
Say, you can con yourself into liking
anything"
Copyright Newspaper Feature Service.
The Washington times., 1914-07-20

= husband owes me. He has
owed 1t 10 me now about long enough,
and I want tt
II know nothing about my husband 5
business replied the woman within the
door You will have to see him about
IT."
We'll. can't you use your influence
with him to get IT for me? I'm a poor
man and l need the money to support
nv family"
Il might make bargain with you,
replied the woman thoughtfully. IF
you will go to the POLLS in November,
1916. and cast your ballot for the amend
ment to the Constitution to give the
women OF New York State the right of
franchise ] will speak to my husband
about the debt"
"All right. madam acquiesced the
creditor in a businesslike manner; "and,
what's more. I'll fetch along a dozen
other men to vote for It
AN excellent idea" auoth she. IF
You will bring me twenty-nine suf-
frage votes pledged to, us by sigma
lures on these twenty-nine little yell
low slips. signifyine that they can be
depended on to go to the polls ON
November. 1915. election day, l will see
that he nays the debt right away.
"Well-watch my smoke" cried the
tall collector. gallantly. II guess
there's a new element entered into the
collection business.
The Washington times., 1914-07-20

Julian Street is living at V'ildairs.
Norfolk. Conn. and working hard on
Abroad at Home"
Marie Thompson Daviess. after a
trip 10 her old home in the South. is
spending the summer in New York
ending il easier to work in a big city
than among the distractions OF coun-
try living.
Mrs. Alice Hogan Rice is abroad for
the summer. spending much of the
time in London.
Mrs. Fanny G. MacauIey is at
Prout's Neck. Me. Just now. and will
go later down on Cape Cod.
travelling abroad.
Louis untermeyer has gone to Ken
ncbunkhort. Me, for a month.
Jean Webster, after neny weeks
hard work in Chicago. polishing up
'Daddy-Lons-Legs." IS settled in Ty-
ringham. Mass. Tor the sumTer.
Abraham Flexner is living at Black
Point, Crescent Beach. Conn. for the
summer. Bernard FleNner sailed for
England July II.
Prof. Richard Burtcn IS at his old
home. in Dublin, y. II.
Marie Sukloff is in Bridgewater.
finishing her book. "The life story
Of q Russian Exile"
The Washington times., 1914-07-20

shields to protect the eyes from flying
grains and to safeguard vision from
the glare and simmer OF tha lsun,
but 1t is the least Of many peestble
II was a wissr man s12S Z SSctor
who first suggested wind-shdehls for
motor cars, dark-lensed specfaclss for
mountain-climbing. smoked glasses
turned chandeliers for the home.
Psychologists such as Prof. John T.
Watson and Illuminating engineers
such as Mr.. Herbert Ives were the
knowledge, devised the practical
present day methods of illumination.
The essential factor in all progressive
schemes of interior lighting Is to con-
yet to obtain maximum luminosity.
Sight and Memory.
A child's eyes are more sensitive to
light on the very first day 1t is born
than the Venus fly-trap is to fly
The eyes Of the new born babe must
be protected from both sun and ar
tifcial light.
This same rule, followed more in
the breach than in the observance,
should be looked to more deliberately
in later years. True enough, some at
tention Is given to this matter as re-
CARDS the proper position of desks.
chairs. and school furniture. but II Is
decidedly more necessary to defend
the eyesight and the eyeball when in
rapid motion.
Light must never strike the eye
fairly and squarely on the pupil.
neither quiet light nor movable light
should do so. The eyes must be rested.
never strained. The flicker and motion
of the bright rays received upon the
retina, while driving rapidly in an
auto. motor boat, aeroplane, or upon
a race horse jeopardizes the sight.
Goggles and masks are not the Little
nine friends would have you believe.
In reality they are the health wardens
of your most useful sense.
The sensation of sight Is, perhaps,
the most delicate OF all senses. 1t fs
subject to as many vicissitudes as any
of the others, yet 1t needs more pro-
lection.
Psychologists are universally con-
WINGED that there Is no such thing,
after the first hours Of birth. as
pure sensation. That Is to say. the
eye and the other senses never see
anything they light upon. After the
first days the eyes have many MEM
ories which become associated and
fused with vision. Thus what was .
sensation becomes a perception
Honest Witnesses.
You can prove this to your own sat
isfaction from the well known fact
that you really see things before they
happen. II you see a globular flash Of
yellow thrown into the air, you say:
IT see an orange.
You are certain 1t was an orange Per-
haps 1t wasLin most cases Ii would be.
Once in a while II would not be-yet You
would swear on the witness stand that
IL was an orange This is why. most
honest eye witnesses do not, under oatn.
tell the truth.
say, your past memories Immediately
shot an orange" into your thoughts.
almost before you saw the flash or
round yellow. You did not see the
The Washington times., 1914-07-20
Glass Utensils

Glass cooking utensils are new. Al.
ready glass stew pans have been useC
and found practical. SAYS the New
Haven Journal-Courier These utensil!
are apparently not affected in any way
bv intense heat under them, or by tht
contractine temperatures OF the article:
either enamel or aluminium. being af
fected by none Of the acids or alkali.
found or used in cooking.
Glass will not crack as enameled ware
does. and Is. therefore more desirable.