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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-01-18
FRAzIER'S 5 MESSAGE TO
SolONS URGES PASSAGE O
new CONSTITUTION

containing the most and best farmers
letters, telling ef the prosperity Of
North Dakota, and the other legiti-
mate expenses of a campaign that
covers the United States.
Appreciation Week COMMITTEES.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-01-18

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! Bismarck, N. d., Jan. 16. Governor
Lynn ]. Frazier this afternoop vent
before q joint session Of the leRielS-
ture and read a message urging HE
adoption Of House Bill No. "A. pirgyiid-
ing for new constitution.
The governor did not begin reading
his message till 8 o'clock. It was de-
layed, it is understood, because hasat-
torney generals Office had notlbeeH alb
le to supply an opinion as to the aa-
visibility Of the governor, taking this,
step. s 4. s3-.i
The House committee on state af-
fairs this morning, after failing To-.
agree after several sections had been
considered, decided to report the meas
ure back to the hi uses, without recom-
mendation after they. had considered
it, section by section. This action is
taken to cut Of q minority report lin
the hopes Of keeping the bill from GO
ing to the committee Of the whole,
with dalimitt 4 ttime for speeches. #
The state.affairs commit tee will con-
slider, the bill, section by section, an9
expects to take three or four days
10 do it. .*:.ii .g
There is some dissatisfaction over
this, however, asssome, members ef
the league who have other matters
A3Inx, ,-$rI, ~ ..,S. go
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-01-18

lowing is 4 messa1ie' rad by {,,dtyyernar g,
lyns j. Fraxiet before q: Joint sseesiiol, !,
Of the .ffteenths asusemhl re The rrsi
Dakota legislature today On On Sftlhe 81.
posed new constitution for -the. stat -
{ Gentlemen; of the Senate and HOUSE. !,
of Representatives: (. :3 4 -
L: 81 wiah Ia. call your attention Ia. .tih1
concurrent resolution which ahas. 80 .,iil j /
introduced il the house, known, =
house bin Ne. witch ii nv opiinii,la. d IS II
-is the most important measure De
will come before this session. TIds
has for its object the sial
mission 70 the people. Of . new 1an.
tstitution for our state for. their -
'pruval or rejection at. q special 'ea3es.
ton next June,,s (
\ .. Profresyinx Measure. I,
ttThe constitution is practically or
old coaisititution With q few addittll -
.of progressive measures, which i ~
iieve viii work for the betternessit q
our state. The nsost imrpL,ol,rittant i,rL,l,it naW
features are found in sections y. 1eo
and t7e.
aThese sections are as follev,,: 81.
Section n: The rieht az the4sa
or any political subdiivision.iI
to engage in any occupations SIEs III !
ness for public purposes sha3 Is,
denied or prohibited.n s.s iii. q
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-01-18

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United STATES VIII 1b,sg ookina towards
North Daksl( ois 81 this s. . ~
R - / u lEsi e1aa s 81 AZ, ana e1eatsr
~ 9 a s*iss; NJ s.fti If :
hen you: contribute towards Ap-.
preciiation Week you are mating an
appropriation for yourself and your
pruperty. !, III: ri,s;
This is .: s.viide Melyement II 4;
fathered by the oos.t Of ths
Sunshine' State, who're the roses Ire
la- peststo the Every section
will be reppasntsd il iis sreat' mdye<
msnt for assaalt nalrot ~
The msfey 1aisaeds farsll Fseiatisn
Week is used ,fnspayiae prizss.f .fforsthe
best says:Written by stheaschpols chill
dren,, paying prizes to the newspa4tsss
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-01-18

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Quiet" Gardnrr answered '"rho
.nrd customers seem 90 have bunch 4
mere. Black SAND IS sitting tight,
waiting for spring.
i suppose" he continued. rchsttivo-
~ there's nothing 10 do but let 'cm
have their head"
Il don't know what else fellow
could do tho constable responded
frankly. However you'll have g
chanco 70 SEQ 'em perform Tonight
They'll got well strung out by nino
or ten o'clock. AltHouEh-listen "
that now"
somewhat deadcuod by log walls
ana the tlght-shut door. nevertheless
the sound was unmistgklbly heavy
ctllbre gun popping .U the heart OF
yellow Bar. Gardner counted Ave re-
ports--then wild whoop lie opened
tho door. A man rColed In the mid
die OF what passCi FOR street, FUN
Ding 4 pistol Presently no raised II
and shot in the 0lr punctuating the
reports with yells Of defiance at the
world IN general Little grouLs OF
men stood on either side tho street.
Their laughter went echJing up and
down the canyon IN the wake OF tho
shooting.
That's one OF the stock Jokes"
Constable ParIts announced. Ut
tickles EN- 70 death 10 see that poor
fool shootin' and ho!lerln' In the mid
die of the street"
Il think I'll so and take that gun
away from HIM" Gardner observed.
That's dangerous, rs well as silly
What's the usc?" Parks shrugged
his shoulders, 'Seo here"
He pointed 10 q row Of wooden pegs
above his mud fireplace. Besides his
service arms. three rcvolrcrs hung
there, heavy frontier models.
Tn the last ten days | have taken
those three from taat fellow in tho
street" he drawled. They give him
another, and tell him 20 80 IT, Guns
aren't so plentiful that they squander
'em like that for tu1. Tho camps
against us--agalnst what we stand
for. When | 30 after hlm--which |
have done, and locked HIM In IA cold
shack til he got soocr-the whole
bunch cuts loose and shoots up tho
town, tust 10 show that nobody giyoS
Il cuss for tho polico or any other
authority"
The sergeant closed tho door, and
came back 10 tho fire.
Keep ON taking pistols from him,
and yOu'l have all the tir-arns IN
camp by and by" he suggested dryiy
"Oh, sure" PARKS grunlcd He sl-
silent fOr @ minute. Just 'Hc same"
hc broke out presently .-a na' an
easy situation"
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TEMPERED METAL

IL should say not" Gardner agreed.
Tho next man that I'm compelled
20 disarm," remarked the constable
absently. rs going to be an object
lesson 10 these fellows. Otherwise
they'll be running mo out Of camp"
Presently dusk was upon them.
The constable cooked supper. They
needtul. and sat by the fire again,
with their pipes, until tho slali
alarm clock by Constable Park'a OLu,,
stood ~ 7.30.
Lets take a walk around and size
up the camp" Parks proposed.
FIRST, we may as we'll take In tho
Royal George" he said when they got
out in the street, with their fur caps
drawn tight about their ears and coat
collars turned up against the bitter
frost OF stdrlit night That's wher"
we'll hnd everybody about now. Lat
er on they'll begin TO dance ut the
Honkatonk
Gardner wondered Il everybody
included Jim Brent. SO far ne had
not seen Brent, though he knew OF
his being twice in Black Sand. He
mad no desire - meet Brent. But
neither had he any wish to avoid q
meeting. And It 30 happened that
Brent was the first man they encoun-
tered upon entering the Royal George.
which institution Parks had described
az being a cross between hotel, a
cup. u road house, and q livery
stable.
Brent leaned against the log wall,
watching game Of crib, well dressed,
by contrast with the buckskin and
overalled miners.
He recognized G8rdner at once.
Recognltion, however seemed not to
De synonymous with anything ap-
preaching cordiality. In fact, every
possible feeling but pleasure was
eVanescently mirrOred on his coun-
tenance. Puzzled surprise gave way
to anger. His eyebrows pinched to-
gether.
80 you're the new Sergeant in
charge at Black Sand?" nc greeted.
The tone was challenging, and Parks
glanced questioningly at Gardner.
The insolenco was unmistaka bly,
deliberate. Gardner flushed red un-
der the tan that Ave years riding In
northwestern winds and sun had
gwen him. He took quick step for
ward. Brent. with his back to the
wall, had no chance 70 got away.
Ills voice had been raised 20 that
every ono could hear, but Gardner
ptched his reply 20 "A murmur that
did not travel beyond hearing OF the
constable and the man 10 whom ho
spoke.
You don't have 70 act tho fool, ="
no said. And don't YOU think that
because I'm a public officer you can
get nasty whenever you feel liko H..
Let me- assure you that you'd better
oehave-even IL We do happen TO be
several hundred miles from an or
Banlzed community"
Ihen Gardner turned his back
squarely on Brent. Down A. the other
end or the room four or five men were
dTaWing up to round table,
lherc's a game starting" he r'-
marked to Constable Parks. Lets
see how II stacks up.'
TAey moved ov.r and stood WITH
several others, watching the game.
ora" poker. But Gardner. from the
,.tl OF nus eye, k,p. track o. jim
SFsat Also Ag SagplEed 10 eatcA
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CHI u HIN e III % w
NoUeiized From, the Play Now Being Presented
at the Manhattan Opera House
Begin II on This Page Next Monday. October 20

tu..E Gardner kept his eye on tho
dispenser OF soda wntcr--whlch mild
and iHnocuOus beverage seemed to
havr an astonlshingly eXhilaratlug
erect on those who partook of scv-
'.r! drinks in tho succeeding hour
Hud n half.
They'll get noisy pretty soon," ih.
Constnhl" remarked, after 4 peep .f
his watch. ITS II. Let's hav, u
what dye think OF going through me"
cas" goods behind that bar aoou,
IuidniTht?"
This last tho constable whispered
AZ they moved along tho odE" ~ the
dancing floor. and tho Sergeant
whispered back that It might 10, Il
good Idea. And then his thoughts
turned temporarily In other ,Aaunc,o,
Tor tho first mun upon whom has
Elance alightcd when thcy passed to
me smaller room, Whcr" tHu games
ran, was Brent. lie had shed HIS
coat and vest, A green cycsbado
projected from his brow lie had bits
back 10 tho wall, ana he was dealing
IN i've handed game Ol pukDr as
imphss!vely as IL he had been o0rn
20 that sort Of thing But thor" N.s
nothing lmpassivc In fMU lightning
E.anc" Do" shot at Gardner.
Tho two policemen fingered iu 'ho
gambling room for only fow min
ui"S, Then Gardner loi the way
back into the dance hail lie STOPPED
I'm tho doorway long enough 20 mu'.
Ter Few words to Constable PARKS
i0cn walked straight 90 tho bar \
dance hpi just ended. There woro
perhaps thirty people facing across
the boards. Gardner edged Ia b.
side burly Dutchmlu.
PARDON me-" he said. and 'IftaI
u. Dutchman's glass 20 hIs nose.
II rocked OF whisk,y TN. Dutch
mans mead thrust forward in lar1u-
ishment, but he was not the typr that
ulI'a quickly. The bartender alR
'h' action, however. url stepped
hastily back from his m,.upH. u..
NOR along tho waiting line. Garlu p
heid the glass cOOlly, uu'G 'uc man
N me smoking Jacket was ftolrs
MIN. Farks's lean. dark face wla,m.I
10 n grin. lie crowded close beside
ms Sergeant, looscn,us l.5 Actgy
outer coat NJ no did ~.
You're selling liquor IN tho '.ra ~
,"o iaCt mat us strictly nsau1 f..
IN" Gardner said mildly 'Nn.a
Ii'p 70 stop serving whisky. .. (
nan DO compelled 90 e..tn 'ns
place.
The man in tho smoauF M.e.r
tiFliBhipncl up uRgr,s,..u.g II.s
'ya wandered win tur'iN. .to",
non along tho limo ~ trros, AMI
VIM" 10 looked his fingers tumble
a. Nh'Nins tho strings 0f HIS APRON
movement that Was u.f .. ,.
SrrEt Gardner
"A., right ha bruA. uur sH'..
Come on. Lets SEQ yaI .n.. ...
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CHAPTER ".
INntinued. J


% ERGT. GARDNER stood a min
VI ute In admiration on tho hill
~ above Yellow Bar. Not that
there was anything picturesque
about Yellaw Bar Itself: It was
largely the manner in which It fitted
into the setting. He was reminded
OF certain artistic bits of winter
landscape he had once seen In a
famous gallery-with one differ
once: tho pictures had altogether
failed In the huge perspectives OF
reality. From tho height where ho
stood, Yellow Bar seemed a nero
handful OF squat. blOck-walled pyg-
my cabins, bearing upon their roofs
a thick covering or virgin snow. on
either side the camp, like Black Sand
was shut In by steep, timbered canyon
walls, And tho great hills, sombre,
wearing soberly their clothing OF pine
and spruce. ringed tho camp like
suga sentinels.
Tho shadows were creeping out OF
tho low places, and Gardner did not
tarry long to admire. He sought the
least precipitous slope and went slid
ing and strtding down in a Kicked
up nun OF loose snow. himself a
sIndIl, mONlnB SptCk against the vast
background. A half hour brought
aim 20 tho first miners shack. A
minute later he was hailed by Con-
stable Parks.
II saw you sliding down the noun
tain" tho constable said, "and | had
q notion 1t was you. These other fell
lows mostly like the river trail"
Parks stirred up the fire. and tho
Sergeant took Off his heavy outer
clothing and cooked his moccasined
feet up before the hearth.
II hear that Yellow Bear Is getting
pretty rollicNy these days7" he said,
after little.
"Well--COnstRble Parks rubbed his
chin meditatively-"the a bunch
here tina. Is rather gay and festive.
There seems 10 be a lot OF hauor
around that I can't locate. There are
three or four poker games running.
THEY'VE started the toughest kind OF
a dance hall. Tho setting Is lust
right for a pretty rough camp, IL
.hey get going right There's been a
row or two-on q small scale. More
Of ;Iem like 20 DC lntcrtere4 witN.
either. A fellow said 70 me in The
Honkatonk the other night; IT'S a
free country ! got u right 20 DO as /
please That's the general attitude.
How's your end OF it2"
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vi and the buzz In the room st'lled
little whom ono Of the
losers backed away IRON,
~" tapIe and Kicked his chair over
Wi'h an oath. But another sat into
tho game the players grlnncd n mo.
mont th"n forgot tho man who haI
lost '' '''4
"Therc's no bar, but vouYI mott.
that whenever those fellows cau t.r
a cigar or a drink they get H. Paris
muttere1,
Il see they do. but It's hardly worth
while to get after tho house" Gard
ncr answered. "That'a headcuo rtrr..
fault Stationlng two police hero.
und'F these conditions, is like aondlnr
a dumb man out 10 talk to a uub"
ANor time tho crowd In tho EDvai
George began TO thin. OnN th,sr
actively laying the galncs-Uh,ob
now Included roulette wheel ana n
dice tab.e-remaineI. The two DO
liccmcN dIti'd with tho others.
From d hundred yards down the
street came snatches OF Violin SCRAP
ing and the a9thmatic drone of an
accordion,
'~rn,yve dancln'" Constable P,yJ,s
volunteered the biz Of supr-ruous in.
formation. since tho Hhadnwg Of tho
wu.'2.ug couples were hitting past
tho Incur'a!nod windows Os tho
largest building IN Yellow Bar. And
'hc population OF the camp seemed 20
hc c.r"org!ng, sinFiy and IN pairs. 70
that particular spot.
The outer door opened directly into
'hn dane" hall, letting IN n gugt NJ
cold alr NJ every swing The room
was twenty-five feet or 70 IN width,
perhaps seventy five feet long. Part
way ACROSS one end ranged a bar.
built roughly Or whipsawcd boards.
Bc.nl B; stood man, trlckcd out IN
rai smoking Jacket and white
apron. ia one corner the TWO musl.
ciars Piled thalr instrumCntS. \
dozen couples Ryratcd up and dow
the one roor Tho dance ended ana
mo men Jed their loudly dressed. over
pair,ci lad!o7 % tho BAR.
"Cfo,re collection, aren't they ."
PARK commented, Paying two bits
fora dr,uk--o: soda water"
"Sa'a wa'e--m0yho, Gardner an
Dy. ~es mo-te." Con.a5,. Parf.
g,.L
GurrS- aai 81, roas,ar,. 'g-I
sa... .u. ''S' '.." We. tr q 'rr.r.. r..
'loI s' ... whicn rlOw,d reds t- au
ea5-' F.. Gea. ,ae big goC.u lue.-el-
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glass 20 his left hand with slowness
tItt drew tho bartender into thrust
inT huS head forward with u sncer
of defiance And when hs did that
hr put his Jaw In range of a punch
iUu' iluorcd him among his bottles,
Ihc crowd hesltatod for an instant
Which hesitation gave Gardner and
Parks Il chance 10 get TO the end OF
o." bar ana h"hlnd. The Sergeant
lIi hOId Of the rising bartender.
WIN a solid grasp Of his coat collar.
joe held tho gentleman firmly despite
Vigorous struggling,
"Look into those case goods.
rarhs." said h"
WHISKY. whisky. loads of H." the
Constable declared after a brief in
EogilEatlun.
Gardner focoI his wrIggling prls-
,urr 20 the open end OF tho bar.
Technically n was not In his power
~ close tho Honh1tonk. lie had no
legal warrant for auch action. But
e. could destroy, ana was empowered
10 destroy, any ana all prohibited
stocks ~ wet goods. and n necessary
YAK" the mon responsible out 10 trial
Ana that was the only thing lort for
him 20 do. lie was there To enforce
.lr law. Ho had no choice.
Bl, tho temper ~ sho crowd was
against IN" two policemen and tho
restraint or individual license which
'Hn two represented.
man ripped out curse and
forced his way forward until ho
barred the pD,lCHmlus way
"lurr,i It'' no rolrrd AT Gardner
This amt no square deal, and we
won't stand l.r d, You amt got no
license % drag a man out oc h,s own
place lIN" that We won't stand for
I.. Not for "a minute"
.Noull have ro," Gardner replied
,yuu.y 'Irs ihr Law. | warn you
t. not 10 iu'cI'nrH. clear tho way
ilcrr. you men"
Iur answer no miner struck At
uu Whether hs real Icd II or not,
his action stirred the others - con-
D.rfrl aggression. \ dozen men
r.LsarI tu. bar, lodpoi its top.
Women screamed 4 miner AZ tho
further sid, OF tho wall WuUoDod
lrunEon,y Gardner and Parks. with
a.0r prJs no". became the centre OF
t striking. swearing, strugghug mass,
Wherein friend and enemy We're jun
u'.I together
Nfut, GIriu,r hold fast 10 his
uuu. Wu. was now d,lrd from an I'M
.Iyr'.n' blow. and swung his fro.
...' hand Justify a. every face that
'urusr ITSELF near enough. And close
u uW Constable Parks ytlunl MS
.r.us.y as any miner, and auNahyI
..Nl7 Ntu m iWprDyised club
sr. he'd from tho bar structure.
NNID ur.'hrr ~ Iucu .. lpcd
.a". what blows h,y ti g..r.yo
.. .s nothing lo ta" ,N. I'i.n
'..' "~.Hr.' Th." nc"u two .t.Ius'
I.I f.." fought .rII0e-
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spine which is usually assumed and
most Injurious.

spine which ia usually assumed and
most Injurious.
Train yourselves 10 sit close up 70
your desks and all the way back in
the chair. which should have q curved
in back II possible. Incline the body
forward from the hips and waist and
allow the inner parts OF the forearm
TO rest lightly on the desk. This pre-
vents slumping or pushing in OF your
shoulders and trains the muscles TO
assume the correct sitting as we'll as
standing position.
When working at your desk allow
the light to fall over the back OF the
left shoulder and never sit facing It.
Keep tnL feet either lightly crossed
under the desk or resting squarely
on the floor, which prevents strain
on certain groups of muscles and
brings a feeling Of rest rather than
fatigue after your days work is over.
Correct posture and poise not only
bring better health, but beauty, style
and attractive appearance as well.
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nutria. when used as collar and CUFFS
lends u youthful richness to the whole
The coat is cut on almost straight
lines, harlng but slightly ut the side
seams Tho slashcs on each side Of
the bacl, offer pleasing reliet, being
decorated with an arrow at their
finishing points. and with buttons and
button holes on tho outer side.
At tho left is suggested n charming
combination Of fabrics-ivOry white
brondcloth for tho upper portion and
mole color keraml for the lower por-
tion. and for collar and ,cuffs. The
smart and dressy littlo hat which
completes an adorable OUTFIT. is made
OF the white broadcioth, win Il facing
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By Bertrand W. Sinclair

Constable Parks cycling him in Il
speculative manner. Under cover Of
N" ateady drone Of talk he put a
question 10 the constable.
"hoyo you taken any notice OF that
fellow he asked. What does ne do
around hcrc7"
"Runs poker game back Of tho
tI"ukH'ouk. strictly no good Rnthrr
inclined 10 be ugly at times. Y'know
him?"
Used TO-" Gardner made laeou.,
reply
Has u wif' IN Black sand. I'm
told Parks eut on. 81 have henrd
him sc' uaudlIn once or twice and
talk ..'u' her. Seems she quit hin
qni a while back. Don't blame her ="
The evening world., 1917-10-24
Original Fashion Designs
For The EUening WOrtd's
Home Dressmukers
BY Mildred Lodewick
Chiid'S Coat Made of Cloth and Fur.

iFiH l'.N |fN
! not being u,.r-
looked 10y Dame
Fashion this year. al.
50 they may appear
Just as ~ smart usI
pretty az their mothers
viii allow. by ihr ay-
pcndituro oc . Iit'it
time and money Some
OF tho loye,ivst Of
frucks and coats and
hats not to SPEAK ut
bags and ululis and
such accessories. can
DO easily mado at
home Tor thom. some
times from remnants
OK material Whl,h
might otherwise be-
thrown away or cast
into the scrap p1g to
llc unused.
For Instance. n lali
yard length or 80 OF
b + O W n hrondcloth
would bo sufficient 10
mako the upper part
OF tho little coat !
have designed for to
day. In the right band
Interpretation ia n
broadcloth ls suR
gestcd for tho lower
portion. and nlso as q
tam o shanter hat. TO
complete an attractive
toilette. Tiny flowers
OF rose velvet band the
tam o. shanter across
the front. being met at
tho sides with brown
faillo ribbon. which
ties IN stream ,rs at
tho back. Tan fur,
A-. D.. a.
The evening world., 1917-10-24
I ew s t Il h ingS
!" in Science

Biological survey statistics show
7b,l67.672 gross tons OF iron ore
Il mined in the United States last
the greatest amount on record,
& increase Of moro than l9,600, 900
from the previous year
sides the nuts used In confection-
tftho Indian cashew tree yields an
|4tct repelling gum, a juice that
|Hkes indelible ink and three kinds
b OIL: one edible, the others used TO
" hshing nets and preserve wood.
I'm
To guido automobiles n Chicago
AN has invented device operated
be a speedometer In which a reel OF
|pe bearing road Information passes
1oer an opening in n case as car
,ybrs the route 10 which tho tape
.rlies,
DIVERS are more fragrant when
.1<sun Is not shining on them, ac-
Ing 70 O French scientist, because
|Eoils that produce the perfume are
|fced out by the water pressure In
le plant cells and this Is diminished
\ sunlight,
IAN auxiliary Get OF wire net bladey
new electric fan are driven by
air moved by the regular blades
~ paGs tlrcugn tank OF water.
oriEing II - that II cools and pur!-
the air OF n room IN which the
10 used.
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.ERcIsss FOR NERVOUS ex.

q. Il. v: II Ia
" opinion that physical exercises
|one will not relieve this condition.
|ou probably need rest also and a
bange OF scenes. cannot advise
bu on this subject and you should
)nsult a doctor.
The evening world., 1917-10-24

~ poised body and head and
n directed feet bring about a
khful relaxation and condition OF
important organs and structures
% body and should DO cultivated
kll..
ose who are compelled 70 sit at
or desk a great many hours
day probably experience the
TEST difficulty In maintaining a
Fect posture, square shoulders
high chest, and these women
I'D avoid sprawling position,
the chest followed, elbows
bad and weight on the base Of the
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keTIeMATlsM--MRs q. t. B

D. cases may DO overcome through
hi treatment, such as massage and
hing OF the eyes. Proper glasses
<sid be used meanwhIlo also, and
d always best 20 consult an ocu-
& about any eye troubles.
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DreSSn,ukers

OF molo color velvet, and Is tri umeI
with pale blue ostrich tips. In caBs
tho mole velvet should be unoecom-
ing, tho hat could be faced with blu
or pink, and trimmed with white o.
trich tips.
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vssIpers to Health and Beauty
Questions.
MONEY

HONEY AS FooD-MRS. l. II.
Yes, honey is wholesome and a
iendid substitute for cano sugar,
! those who like sweets.
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talnlng good health,
and every person
should experience
II feeling OF firm
ness around tho
a b d o m | n al and
chest muscles at
all times rath or
than ono OF fab
biness and relaxa-
ttnn