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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
Daily Chit-C Chat
WHAT Is U NATURE?,
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The other day / heard two girls
talking about a third.
Il was surprised to see Ann show
such a disagreeable spirit" said one
OF them. She is usually so sweet
courteous TO everyone"
The other laughed that superior
laugh that seems to say. Il know all
the little weaknesses OF human nature
n It's no use for their possessors to
try 10 hide them from me"
Just a Pose.
You don't know Ann as we'll as I
do" she said. when you do youU
realize that that sweetness and court.
esy is a favorite pose OF hers: and
she imposes on most people too They
think she's the sweetest, most accom-.
modating thing that ever was. But
now and then she can't help showing
her true nature"
The other girl looked partly sur.
prised, partly sorry, . partly pleased.
I'm afraid there's a mean streak In
most OF us that rather likes TO find
that people are not so good as We have
thought them.
Somehow that discovery seems TO
palliate our own weakness and sell
fshness.
One thing was entirely evident
that she did DOt question her friends
dletum as TO their mutual friend.
wonder why. What right had the
other girl to that the sweet.
ness n courtesy were just a pose.
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"BLooD WILL TELL
The Heroes Of The War.

Blood will tell" f. an AXIOM that
IN all the ages has never been gain
said Every man who foes a brave.
heroic act carries within his veins a
quality % blood that urges and sps-
tain him. No matter whether no
nherits Il from a long line OF famo1s
ancestors or from the sound and
healthy constitution OF his Immediate
parents. whose only distinction IL for.
orable toll and a simple. virtuons NE
II matters little where or how Won
obtain II. but n matters ali uc world
mar by some means you possess rood
blood. Good blood is FIRST last and
always tho making OF manly men and
womanly women. n b. no source ~
aIl courage. virtue and happiness
a new man can BE- made ont ~ mo
INST used I'd. bilious and d~yspapfr
NJ done b. DR.. Pierce's Golden Nsdi.
caI discovery 70 starts the torrid
IFer INTO heqlthfLl action. purthes s1d
enriches the blood. c~leanFaf. repsl-s
n strengthens the system. and o..
tores health sad viEor. A. al anne.
tizing. restorative tonic, h sets ~
WORK All tho processes Of digestion
ana nutrition, and builds up fesh and
strength. its the only blood I'D
Liver Remedy that's guaranteed. Ina
every case 90 benefit or cure n
doesn't do an that's claimed for a
me money ts promptly refunded. But
keeps its promlses-thatq the rpa-
son u . Be sold IN this way.
" o. not y secret remedy for IL In.
ksedients are printed On Wrapper
You only pay Tor TIE oood yCu Act
discovery strengthens veal
.unEs relieves S~hortnesg OF Breath.
h~rpnchltis Severe Colds. ard kin.
drrd affections
FkEE Or pierce's Common Senss
Nedi.al Adviser. bound IN ~lofh. De-
z tse on receipt of 81 onersnf
stamps 70 pay expenses OF
no mailing only. Address Doctor
lnvalids Hotel. Buffalo. ~ y.
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AT THE VICTORIA.

or me balance Of al, week starting
Win ttt matinee this afternoon rsf-
Iuilr uI Aictoria Theatre Viii hgv. an
"pi"rtlnity TO zee a uue-lcs musl..i
comedy of rare merit and ono that b9s
seldom been show % eAcert iu tFe bigb
priced houses Of the country. Az ~,
us aud MS "Pauama Girls bav, ma.
a ''HntIA-Wldr reputHt ion Ca the Ia-f
ana their COMEDY "Er.s la. 80
Nl'ieiN D. rich lu thrills and comedy 81
~ Hlnd- The company includes IN.
lfIre liaruIouE singers. Nau eard.u Ia
iIrllN hfilo suubrettr aud the siN orfrf-
h'i Panama Girls Harris and mis- na-s-
iti compete ~ trio Of the best ~,
lntNcrs Who keen au audience in an I'M
roar The Hrt viii boz presented with an
special -ceu'f! guu beautiful Costume
lH addition foo thl= t.e feature a..
lhcr" VIII D., sidney Sheppard and COM
any I the high ..ss. comedy arr.
Black Hand. E wIrt. Producing T.v.tsE
."medN OF Tho Montague Glass order.
, m, pi"t concerns "a r1vubrok.r's ey-
pefieuce with HlHrEhaudera pFer.rfaI .r
q comedy vein There are four iaouI.
ln inc company and special scersr. r.o-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14

George Smith was surprised Al his
home IN Glenwood ON Monday. the ar
falr being to celebrate tho sixteenth
anniversary OF his birth. Games were
enpoyed after which a luncheon was
served To the following:
Misses; Alma Thonen. BLanch Warden.
agnes brennan. Natalie Brennan. Martha
heck. Wilma Weimer. Mary Adams
Ethel Gibson, sue Falloure. Dorothy
Means. Elsie Thonen. EDNA W.lShar-
Heulah Paul. Spesie krhauck. Marie
Ninccut Margaret Weishar. Louise Arm
strong Bertha Hess Minnie Hess. Alta
Vincent. Elsie Moffitt. Thelma smith.
Margaret McL.aiu.
MessTs Joe Friend. Earl Yost. Wilson
HICKS, Edward Hendricks. James DlSot.
fredeIick Olson Harry McNabb. John
iaudhn. Robert Scharf. Clarence ScboT-
ner Clements Mccain. Daniel Round.
Glen White. Henry Gilmore. George
Swartz. Henry Kurner. Leslie lanes
wayne kayl. Harry Martin. Howard
SPAR Carroll McEelvey. Louis Hatfield.
Ar Miller. John Rosenberg. Cecil Davis.
Harptd smith. william Flaccus. Encii
Smith. Carl Welshcr. Almond STit6
Clarence Harris. George smith. WesIev
momman, Arthur KEENAN,. William Hess
William RAIDER.
Smith. ,
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NIGHT RIDERS LURE FARMER
FROM HIS HOME AND KILL HIM

PADUCAH. Ky. Jan. 13-Night rid.
ers last night decoycd Pedro Mohun.
dro. q farmer. from his home near
Lovelaceville n shot him 10 death.
according TO Information reaching the
authorities here today. Mohundro's
death De the second recently charged
10 night riders In western KentucE
Previously Henry Allen was called
from his home In Muhlenberg county
and hanged 20 a tree.
Mohundro. 30 Is said. had incurred
me displeasure Of the band and had
d~isregardcd warnings 20 leave the
ueighborhood
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BREAKS A COLD
In A FEW HOURS
WITHOUT QUININE
FIRST DOSE OF -PAPg's COLD
COMPOUND" RELIEVES ALL
GRIPPE MISERY.

Don't stay stuned-up,
Quit blowing and snu1ling, A dose
on fapes Cold COMPOUND taken
every tWo hours until three doses are
taken viii end grippe misery ard
oreak I'D a severe cold either In the
head. chest. body or limbs.
" promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages. stops nasty
sick headache. dullness. feverishnes.
sore throat. ~sneeztng. soreness and
-Papeis Cold Compound" is the
quickest. surest relief known and
costs only 70 cents Il drug stores
IL acts without assistance. tastes nice.
and causes no Inconvenience. Don't
accept a substitute. mt
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and the disagreeable spirit the real
girl? What grounds had she for call
ing the occasional u~namiabIlity her
friends real nature?
Why indeed. except that that way
OF thinking is IN all too common
habit?
That's Human Nature"
Have you ever noticed what a low
valuation we seem TO have agreed to
put on human nature?
Let a man do some particularly
selfish thing. let him give way to
some low instinct. let him seek his
own gain with ruthless Indifference to
the su1erings OF others and we say,
We'll. that's human nature"
But when a man does something
particularly noble. when he swear
eth to his own hurt and changeth
not" when he puts honor and altru-
ism above gain. when he lays down
his life for a friend. did you ever hear
anyone say that's human nature"
Yet isn't the n human nature
just as nue. as the other?
And isn't the courtesy and kindli-
ness just as much the real girl as the
flash OF disagreeable temporary
why not more so. since by her de
tractors evidence the courtesy Is ma
bitual and the ~disagreeable temper
only occasional?
or course the courtesy OF the noble
deed usually represents EFFORT and
not instinct. hut that does not make It
any less the real person. Is not what
we try TO make ourselves Just as
much our real self as the self we are
when we follow the line OF least re-
sistence?
O%fcourse a pose is sometimes moth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
Cabaret Dance.

Mrs. Maud Spooner-B Becker will en-
terrain on Friday evening January
18th at the A. o. u. W. hall with a
Cabaret dance. This will be given
for the Friday evening and Saturday
Afternoon classes. The different dances
will be demonstrated by different
members of the classes.
The One Step. Fox Trot. Brazilian
Fox Trot. and other popular dances
will be enjoyed. Invitations for the
AFFAIR will be issued soon and replies
Tor reservations will be made. Tables
will be placed about the hall for the
acomodation OF the guests. During
the evening Miss Alice Mcclure will
sing n Miss Butts will recite.
Other members OF the classes will
take an active part on the program.
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Both ANNIVERSARY
DINNER TONIGHT
Y. IA c. A MEMBERS WILL oArHER
AT ASSOCIATION BUILDING
Interesting Program OF Addresses is
Planned For the Occasion
Washington Nan Coming.

A supper will be served 70 the hu.i-
ness men or the city at the Young
Mems Christian Association this even
Inc event ~ In celebration OF the
l~hiTtteth anniversary OF the founding Of
ne local association. VIM. KNOWLES
1ooper. secretary OF the association Al
NashInEton' u. c. and n speaker ~
note will be the guest OF honor a.
dresses viii be made by Or John 4.
bickey aud NJ. W HAzlstC
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THE THEATRE
FOOL THERE WAS"
AT THE COURT ro-NIGHT

A fool there vas and he made his prayer
tENen a. you and ID
To a rag and a bone aud a hank OF hair
tive called her the woman who did not
care)
But the fool he called her his lady fair
tEVen as you aud -
The entire world has read these lines
which a master mind In $50
words was written IN. poem that owed
the world. A fool there wast ne had
ilNed ana died befor, ltudy ard NIplIng
ever saw the light. but IL tell To- h!m 10
Piace me bare facts su psfcr. No more
discussed play ever was and il
created a iurorc when a. appeared. rhe
anpirc was n picture uf actual III.
ana mat was what made a. 50 terribly
real ana yet In case after case a. went
true TO the mark.
kug ME Blair portrayed the part Of
the Nanlpire. Fascinating ~ "a weak
Word Indeed when used ia conn-,tinn
Win her deadly hold on the mind of the
foot admirably lived on the stage by
NarGcn GLAND.
Studruts ot I>y chology have for fy.
ytarS been 'ndcaN5riug to determine the
exact cause OF the really u-npr.c.d.nt.I
hold - Fool There Was" has obtaiued
on the American public. las inteus..
snui-stirring moments are without par
allel on any stage and no ca. vino ma
NOT seen the play can appreciate ITS sen
a Pool There Was" cp.rs ,t tbe
court Tonight with "a superb .s.r
CHOSEN with rare skill 20 carry me parts
70 support Miss Blair. \ popular nc.
matinee VIII be given tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
JuvenlIe pancIna CLAD.

Mrs. Blanche Baird Cooper's juve-
nile class In dancing will dance at
the Windsor hotel Friday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock. The class is n OF
the most interesting In the city. and
Mrs. Cooper. who recently returned
from the East, has the gentle manner
OF catering TO the children which
pleases both mother and child. All
the late dance steps are taught.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
Arlon kanee-visIte.

To-day the members OF the Arion
society viii enjoy another OF their
kanee-visites There will be cards IN
the afternoon and prizes will be
awarded. a roast beef supper will
he served from $3.50 to s O'Clock. Mrs.
J W. Pickett Is in charge OF the sf-
tair, assisted by an able committee.
Dancing viii be enjoyed in the even
Ing. with Prof. Werner 10 furnish the
music.
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Informal Dance.

The first or a series ~ Informal
aances viii he given at the McL.ure
motel Tuesday evening OF next week.
Dancing Will begin AZ \ o'clock. Fables
viii be Ia the large lining
room OF the cLur where refreshments
VIII. be served during the evening. The
anair Will be in the nature OF a Chant
ant with special music rendered for
dancing. II this initial dance II a sue
cess others viii follow with an Easter
ball following the Lentsp season.
Inc committee in charge r. COMPOSED
OF Niessrs. \. singleton PAUL Louis u.
Grubb. =. J.. Stone. g. NJ Franzhcim
carl O. schmidt. Forbes simpson.
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Leatherwood Lane. Wednesday even
ing. The event was planned as a
courtesy 70 Princess David Kavanana-
koa. OF Honolulu. Inc Mrs. William
Haywood. OF Washington. ID. C., guests
OF Mrs. Alexander Glass. The dinner
a%rtistically appointed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
woHtArs CLUB cALnEDAn

rhursday. Jan. ~. $3.50 .. m-wo-
mans Club. Martins Ferry. Mrs. A. y.
Thursday. Jan. IL. 200 .. m.-outlook
Club. WelisburE.
Thursday. Jan. IL. 1870 D m-Coun-
trL ofnan's club. Clinton ". r. Church.
Silla improvement Club. Mrs. ShulL.
Thursday. Jan. ~. 800 p. m-Grao-
uats Nurses Association Nortb 49,
ing Hospital
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Miss Kelly 70 sIna.

Miss Anna Kelly. daughter OF Mr..
n Mrs. Wilson Kelly OF Hubbard's
Lane. and a pupil OF Mrs. Ricardo
.Ricci. will make her FIRST public ap-
pearance in song on Sabbath morning
at the Second Presbyterian church.
corner OF Market and Twelfth streets.
She is the possessor OF a voice or
fine range and power.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
Collegiate Alumnae meetino

Inc Collegiate Alumnae Association
VIII hold their January meeting in
the Sunday school rooms OF st. Mat
thew's church on Saturday. January
is. at 2:3O O'Clock. There will be a
musical and literary program. Tea
VIII be served. All members are
urged to be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
EIks' Open House.

The Elks will enjoy the open house
event on Wednesday. January %.
Dancing will be the diversion. The
committee in charge IS composed OF
Messrs. James Dyson. chairman: Mark
klibanow. Tom Garden. James Meal
ister. Dave Brown, Peter Erb. Jr.,
and George Duvall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14

resenting n New York pawn shop.
.baiaguers acrohatic dogs H. the great
act Of its kind In vaudeville. san
differ and Marshall are "a pair OF clever
men, and Bin Baker. the rube
l. an entertainer Of class. or
the always popular Nic~toriascope
pictures will close each performance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14

The members OF the Chancel Chap
ter OF ST. Luke's church will hold an
other popcorn ball sale Saturday
morning in the chapter room OF the
church. Preparations are being made
for the usual large patronage.
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For Mrs. Sonnehorn-

Mrs. NJ. Somehow. OF Fourteenth
street. will entertain this afternoon
Tor Mrs. Aaron S~onneborn. OF Pueblo.
Col The AFFAIR will be in the nature
of a reception.
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All-Day Meetino

The members OF the st. James Cir.
Gle OF the Kings Daughters held an
all-day meeting at the home of Mrs.
Cecil Robinson. on the Island. We'd
nesday. The ladies sewed for the lit.
tie mes during the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14

Mise.
Civic Department mee,Ino.

The meeting OF the Civic Depart
ment OF the womarrs Club viii be
held Friday afternoon. Rev. Howard
Pesse viii talk on Child Labor. In
stead OF Mr.. Bremen. Miss Cecilia
Speyer will preside at the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
sunday school cia..

Mrs Fred Fsris will entertain her
sunday school lass at her home. No.
"a North Fro street. Thursday even
ing: The study OF the Old Testament
will be taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14

The Fox Trot club net at the Wind.
sor hotel last evening. Prof. Finley
Mott was in charge. The younger So
cial set was in attendance.
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Class Meetino poktpon.d

The class in dancing which Is held
at the G. A. Duncan residence IN.
Brookside Wednesday evenings by
Mrs. Maud Spooner Becker. was post
poned until Wednesday evening OF
next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14

Miss Gertrude Garden entertained
the members OF the Tuesday Bridge
Club at her home on North Main
street. An enjoyable afternoon was
spent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14

Kirk have been made honorary members
OF the United States Merchant Marine
Association OF New York. The slogan
OF the association - Raise our TIa-
Everywhere"
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A GREAT

\ spectacular production OF Si- GIL
n'rt farkers The Seats Of the Mighty"
rs a motion picture ~Oun FOR me
Lltst TREE days Of next week NJ :he
Court Theatre. The Interpreting cast.
Nulsh Is ali-''tr In every particular. a.
headed py Lt'Tti Barrymore.
me picture ~ timely. too. b.caus, IL
gives one = glimpse of war and IT. hor-
F"ts me Iapturc Of quebec. being
featured In The seats OF Th. Mighty
IN this reproduction approximately l.Hl1
soldiers did the battle work. The ggur-
ths pe'we'h Wolf" and MonjcalfI at
Quebec was an ARTILLERY and infautTy
uuei. Inc place Wa- stoTI-d uad burn
81 pretty much M tu, same way a. som.
OF the httic Belgian towns were f. fa,y
weeks ago. Eut iu tho Ikth century
th"rc were no g. ,sutiuetrs Sie.e guns
t.'T' were no hrupps and Cr.usUtf. buL
hand fighting.
All seats iu. all pgrt~ortuHucea OF .-THe
seats or the Mighty will be r,surg.I
daily. az -.gu and NsI-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14

Carroll cluh Party

The Lsdiee' Carroll Social Club en-
tertained With another ard party
"wednesday afternoon. al their club
pariors. Miss Carrie Miller and Mrs.
Seorge Coleman were In charge
frizes we're awarded the winners. al.
ter which refreshments OF ice cream
and cake were served. The guests in.
Guided:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
"-sEPrEndBEH MORN

seltember Morn" has been drama
ttled' tunnytzed and musicalized bV Ar
tIur tllleSpic ana Aubrey Stauner. two
cieNer chaps who can blend pleasing "
TICS ana compose catchy music. The
includes Nat Phillips. T.eo.
seenNo the well-known comedian.
who has the big fun part. ana Hazel
shannon called the american Gabv
Beslys, who has a dashing role with
unique dances. The Chorus ~ large and
pretty AmcuE the song hits are
" men "a Little BOY Loves "a Little
SlrL IN Berlin. oh. You September
MORN, ~ELcryDOoy's Tango Crazy" a
Spare-rib from the Butcher shop OF
LIE Where h. the Pleasure in Wine
ana song II the Woman IL Not There. -
! We a girl IN Every Tow n" "Reautiful
Dreams I'm Dreaming. The sun shade
Sirl, etc. september Morn" returns
70 the Court fu- performances this sat
urday. matinee and night. seats are
now ON sale
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ing but a pose. a thin surface veneer
meant simply 10 impress others. But
quite as often what we call a pose is
really an inspiration. And shame on
us when we canno recognize il as
such and honor It instead OF decrying
II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
Dinner PARTY

There were owe for ~ guests AT
a dinner given at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Wagner. in
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-05-07
BABY PRODUCES
ARE VALUELESS
FAMOUS klNpERGARTNER SAYS
MOTHERS SHOULD STUDY
THEIR BABIES.

NEW YORK, April 20.-"The
world has run along with average hu
man beings for so long | am inclined
to believe we do not need the super
man just yet.
DR.. Maria Montessori, little Italian
mother of kindergarten system that
has spread all over the world, was
the speaker. She is keen-eyed, oil
ive-skinned woman, who seems
shrewdly to inspect what her inter
viewers say, although every wore
must come to her through transla
tor.
I'D rather see child cuddled ant
mothered up to the time he is sil
than talking learnedly in Greek ant
glibly running of Latin words" she
said. setting her theories in opposi
ton to those of Mrs Winifder S
Stoner, whose daughter is the best
educated child of twelve in the Unit
ed States.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-05-07
GIRL TAKES RIDE
ON HORSE ASLEEP
WONDERFUL CASE OF SOMNAM-
BULlSM TOLD ON II YEAR OLD
KENTUCKY GIRL.

INEZ, KY, May 3.-One of the most
wonderful things ever heard of occur
red here one night recently, and Mar
tin county can now claim the cham
pion sleep walker Of Kentucky, if not
the United States. In the person OF
Miss Carrie KANE, who went from
here to Paintsville, in Johnson coun-
ty, a distance of rs miles, during
Monday night. Miss Kaine, who is II
years of age lives with her father and
mother on their little farm one mile
above here on Rockcastle creek.
AS Martin county is situated in the
eastern part of Kentucky, it does not
enjoy the good fortune of being ira
versed by any railroad, neither is it
travelled by automobiles These two
things Miss Kaine had from her ba
byhood wished to see, but as her ia.
Their was a farmer and a poor man he
had never taken her to see the
tain and mobile" as she used to
call them in her childish talk.
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EN- Urgency MONEY
IS ALL RETIRED
ATLANTA RESERVE BANK LOW
ERS DISCOUNT RATES ON
SHORT MATURITIES.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 3.-One
OF the most convincing signs of the
return to normal financial conditions
is the announcement of the retirement
of the last block of the emergency
currency, $4,000 of the total issue of
$7,311,025. This issue was taken lust
after the war broke out in Europe to
avert the possibility of panic, which
was predicted, and it shows that the
days of panics are over
With the announcement of the re-.
tirement of the emergency money
comes the additional announcement
of further reductions in the reds.
count rates of the Atlanta reserve
bank for the sixth reserve district,
of which Nashville and Middle and
East Tennessee banks are members.
The new rates approved by the fed.
eral reserve board at Washington are
4 per cent for maturities not exceed.
ing 60 days, Az per cent for matri.
ties exceeding 60 days but not exceed.
ing 80 days, and 5 per cent for matu
rites not exceeding six months. All
other maturities are at 5 per cent.
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EXPERT GOLFER
THOUGH ARMLESS
BUFFALO YOUTH HOLDS CLUB
BETWEEN CHEEK AND
SHOULDER.

BUFFALO, N. Y, May 3.-Thomas
McAuliffe is armless, yet is a good
golfer. He holds the club between
his cheek and shoulder. McAuliffe
lost his arms in September 1902, at
the age of 8, an uncontrolled stone
car on gravity road cutting them off
The boy acquired the knack of
writing, when the pencil, which he
held in his mouth, slipped and was
caught between his cheek and Shout
der. He Immediately tried to write
with the pencil in that position. He
is able to write rapidly and plainly.
Now young McAuliffe, who has al
ways taken a keen interest in athlet.
les, is a senior in the Central High
School, He plans to enter Cornell
next fall.
His method if playing golf is SINH
lar to that employed in writing. He
has gone around the links Of the Buff.
falo Country Club in 10S, remarka
BILE feat when it is considered that ii
is one of the best bunkered and trap
ped courses in the country.