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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-04-03
Side Talks
Blank Wall People
(By Ruth Cameron.

Il told him ] should go crazy
had 10 have that woman in tae mouse
all the time" said my neighbor.
THAT woman, was an accommo'
dator whom her husband had wanted
her TO have TO take the care on her
shoulders for a few months.
she always seemed very pleasant
To me-" | ventured to say.
That's because you've never lVed
with her" said my neighbor i've
had her before. you know. Not that
She isn't pleasant enough, That
isn't what / mean But she's one OF
those dreadful people that make you
feel as if you were talking TO blank
wall be ,ause they never listen to
what you say"
For instance?" | suggested.
She Wasn't Listening at All
Well she was in here the other
day. She hadn't been here since
she came to help me out when moth
or was sick and she ask how mother
was and started to tell her, but
auld tell right off she wasn't listen
ing and in a minute she broke out
Had that davenport covered, haven't
YOU?
Then she asked how old the chill
dren were now and before ! coulc
answer. that blank look came ovel
her face and | saw she was looking
at the place where we used to have
the piano-we've moved it into th'
hall. That's the way she is all thu
time. Perhaps I'm foolish to minc
it but il makes me dreadfully nerv
GUS"
A Great Many of Us Are Foolish
That Way
Perhaps she is foolish to mind
hut I'm afraid great many of u
are foolish. too
In country town where used t
visit there was a woman whose 81,
ting room window commanded vie,
of the main street. Everything tina
;, went on she saw. If you were tall
, ing with her when anyone passe
down that street blank look woul
come over her face and conversatio
would be suspended until she ha
mentally placed the passerby and d.
cided what his or her errand was
Naturally people did not greatly ell
JOY these conversations.
It Doesn't Seem Possible and VI
The Goldfish" has also met thi
. type of person. He concludes a pre-
;. test again them with tie followin
incident which seems a trine exa,
: gerated, but you never can tell
Il know woman" he write
who never pays the slightest a
: tentioa to anything that is bein
!. said to her, oeing engrossed in
torrent of explanations regarding he
n childrens education and various di
. eases. Once a bored companion |
A a momentary pause fixed her steri
I ly in the eye and said distinctl
n But don't give a D. about you
children
AT which the lady smiled bright
d and replied, Eyes. quite so. Exactl
n As was saying Johnny got "a.
|.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-04-03
CLASSIFIED Advertisements

IOST-Lady' open face Waltham
watch Reward if returned to
Stevens Jewelry Co. 6293
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04
DAVENPORTER TELLS
OF ATTACK AT YPREs

Sergeant Raymond BischoT. son Of
F. H. Bischof Of Davenport. one OF the
seven members Of the famous Princess
Pat regiment of Canada to survive the
gas attack Of the Germans at the bat
tie OF Tpres two years ago, has return
ed to Montreal after a visit with hiss
parents in Davenport He tells an ina
teresting story Of the attack and how
the regiment was practically wiped
out because of having no masks TO
protect itself from the deadly
gas. 1t having been used in the war for
the first time at Ypres. He said in the
present day, when fighting close 10 the
enemy, the first line is composed Of
soldiers who throw hand grenades, the
second line who use the bayouets. and
the third line the "CIeaners-uD." The
latter, he declared. kill The wounded as
they lie 0utstretched on the ground.
taking no chances that those Of the
enemy who have been injured will
shoot them in the back. He expects to
return to Europe Immediately
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04
BALLOON PASSES
OVER TRI-CITIES
United states army Aircraft With
Five 0Mcers AIights at LeClalre,
Iowa.

A United states army balloon carry
ing a captain and four lieutenants,
passed over the tri-ottiea today and
aHghted at LaClaire Iowa, IA miles
north Of Rock Island
The balloon left st. Louis last night
Captain p. ]. Mccullough Of the Mis-
souri, branch Of aeronautlcal reserve.
was in charge and the lieutenants took
the trip in order TO qualify for service.
The balloon viii he shipped back by
train Another trip VIII be made
again within few weeks. Many per-
sons saw IT today II passed over the
trI-cities at o'clock this morning.
There was much gossip about the
craft Ia the tri-cities and not until
this afternoon was the mystery as TO
the identity of the bag cleared the or
fcers arriving I'm Davenport at
o'clock from LeClaire.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04
SUNDAY CLOSING
HOYNE'S TARGET
Starts Nandamus Proceedings To
Force Dismissal OF Cases Against
I50 SaIo0nkeepers.

Springfield. III. June 4.-Maclay
Hoyne. states attorney of Cook
county today instituted mandamus
proceedings Ia the Illinois supreme
court in an attempt TO force munich
pa courts to dismiss cases against
sal0oukespers charged with keeping
their saloons open on sunday on mo
ton 81 states attorneys. HoEne seeks
a writ directing Judge John r. New
conner to order the dismissal of Her
bert Noon, arrested on an iuforma-
ton sworn 20 by John Mcmahon
charging Noon with violation Of the
state law by keeping open . tipping
house on Sunday. The states artor-
ney also seeks to have Clerk Frank 2.
DanIsch Instructed 30 enter the or
der dismissing the Noon case
Hoyne entered a motion to dismiss
the Noon case, but. he states. the
court declined TO strike the case from
the docket He contends that the
court had no discretion in the matter.
and that the courts action was simply
ministerial
It is understood about one hundred
fifty similar cases ara affected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04
THE COMEBACK"

The "Come-b back" man was really
never down-and-out. His weakened
condition because Of overwork, lack
of exercise. improper eating and lIv-
ing demands stimulation to satisfy the
cry for a heaIth-giying appetite and
the refreshing sleep essential to
strength. GOLD MEDAL Harlem Oil
Capsules the National Remedy Of Hol-
land, will do the work. They are Won
derfuI! Three of these capsules each
dav will put a man on his feet before
he knows It: whether his trouble
comes from uric acid poisoning, The
kidneys. gravel or stone In the blad-
der stomach arrangement or other all
nents that befail the over-zealous
American. Don't wait until you are
entirely down-and but take them
TODAY. Your druggist will gladly re-
fund your money Il they do not help
Won Accept no substitutes. Look for
the name GOLD MEDAL on every box
Three sizes They are the pure, or
iginal. imported HARLEM OIL Capsules.
--(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04

brides parents at $50 o'clock. Before
the ceremony a short recital was given
By Miss Ruth Dodson, q voice pupil Of
Mr.. PhtIbr0ok. and Miss Bessie Fref-
stat. eelIoist, .AIr. Phubroak acting as
accompantst. The former sang. My
Song to You" by Percy Elliott and
"Ou Yer by Matter. Miss Freistat
played Red, White and Blue by An
ton Tager ard La Cinquantaiue. bv
Marie Gabriel. Miss Freistat also play
ing the L01engrIn wedding march as
the bridal party took places unattend-
ed for the ceremony During the cere-
m0ny she played Eumoresque by
DYorak and played q program OF uup-
tial music during the evening
The house was decorated with SPRAYS
Of huckelberry and with pink roses.
An improgised altar in the living room
had on each side of il large baskets
filled with pink rs0es and vases and
other baskets trimmed all the rooms.
The bride was in q gown of silk
shadow lace over white satin made
with drape Of crepe meteor. She
wore q full length Veil which vas form
and smiiaX, sprays Of the flowers also
trimming the veil. Her flowers were
brides roses and sweet peas In show
er arrangements tied with white rulIe
A company of So guests was present
for the ceremony. 3 wedding supper
was served following the service. the
brides table having decorations Of pink
and white sweet peas and smilax. with
a wedding cake as a. ceuterpiece.
Mr.. and Mrs Hunt went at once to
housekeeping in their new home at
1900 Twsuty-ninLh street, which is
furnished and ready for occupancy.
Mr.. Hunt is connected with the public
lty department Of Deere & Co, in Mo
line, He is q graduate Of the Moline
high school His bride attended the
local pubic and high school. and stud
led music under her father, who is
superintendent OF musical instruction
in the Rock Island public schools. she
has been employed for some time in
the cost department of the Rock Is
land arsenal Fred Wells. an uncle
Of the groom was a guest at the cere-
m0By,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04

Miss Eelga Granere, daughter of DR.
and Mrs. G. O. Granere. 1871 Thirty
eighth street. and Eskie r. Hawkins
of Madison, Wis. were united in mar
riage Saturday evening at 6:38 o'clock.
the ceremony taking place in the home
of the brides parents. Her father Of
witnessed by members of the immedl-
ate families, Miss Horteuse GraneTe
attended her sister as maid of honor
and Eben ForsIIng served the groom
IS best man a wedding supper was
served following the ceremony.
Both young people have been stu
dents at Augustana college the former
being q violinist of much talent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04

Rev. Samuel Van Pelt. pastor Of the
First Methodist church, Saturday aft
ern0on at 5 O'Clock cmciated at the
marriage of Miss Ethel VI, Denning of
Dixon. H., and Clarence @. Preston.
also Of Dixon, the ceremony taking
place i'm the parsonage. Attending the
bride and groom were Miss Bess Craw-
ford of Dixon and Captain Z. L. Soper
also of that city. the latter being cap
tain Of Company G.. Sixth Illinois in
fantry, stationed at the arsenal Mr.
Preston is first lieutenant in Company
G.. Sixth Illinois infantry, and is at
present at the arsenal His bride is
graduate Red Cross nurse. and both
young people are ready and expect to
he called to- 90 to France. the marriage
for this reason having an especially
interesting significance
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04
CHARGES BRONDELL
WITH TAKING COIN

Waiter Brondeu is in Jail IN Daven-
port, charged with larceny 1t IS
claimed by Eugene Miller that on the
night of May rs. Brondeu saying he
was a taxi driver, induced Miller 10
get In and take a ride. the incident
taking place at Eighteenth street and
Second avenue. Miller says that he
was frisked out Of 500 after q few
thirst parlors had been visited Bron-
dell ducked soon after the incident and
Gid not return until Saturday. when
ne was placed under arrest He re-
fuses 10 come to this city without e&-
tradition papers and # is probable
t2ese viii be secured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04
Of
STATE TO GATHER
Illinois Enhaimers' Association TO
Hold Three-Day Session Here
Starting Tomorrow.
vrw HARPER HEADQUARTERS
pasuaan Three and Four Hundred
visitors Comiug-Mayor McCono-
chic to Give Address.

r-a annual convention Of the IllI-
.,.4s rrtafrLerst association viii meet
.ra New Harper tomorrow morning
s-e.aa some OF the delegates are al
~..z- r Rock Island and more ar
-sF -a the tralns late this after
-ra- Between three hundred ana
for- hundred visitors are expected In
-ra a.ae aF tomorrow
r--r-.f makers have arranged an eX-
-srs- .ar the second floor OF the New
farmer Aha the finishing touches on
.-= --rzre zr1aurz for the meeting we're
tesr~ made Oh this afternoon. The
-r--- suua-tant matter 70 come be-
frra tna meeting ts the election Of Off
-ars a. Thursday. the dnaI cay OF the
President e f. Hertz of kankakee
--sf call the meeting TO order toTnor~
row and Rev. F. J. Rolf OF this city
-+H give the roBv0catioD. Following
es-sr number Mayor McCouochie
a-#m give the address Of welcome 70
the DELEGATES. with q response by J. 2.
Foley III Galashurg. Appended IN the
rr7era-r for the three-day session:
Tuesday Morning.
.au .e or5er-President B. Z. Hertz,
rav5esaoa-Rev. r. J. Rolf, Rock
r1s.c-QUarte-.
.-5-zsz Of welcome - Mayor VIII
Ham #a-auocbie.
naze1nza-I. r. Foley, Gaiesburg-
RrH eaI of members.
Reading of code of ethics.
Report o2 membership committee
Retention gf new members.
Minutes Of last convention
Tho annual message President B.
r. Hertz. Eankakee.
panr-t gT secretary-H. N. Ktlpat-
rick Elmwoo1.
Arrg.ltueut of committees
Tuesday Afternoon.
Communications received.
New business.
Lecture and demonstration.
Address - p. j. Cummins president
Chicago Undertaking association.
Report of standing committees on
lszi=isroa=. education ana on consti-
tuition and bylaws.
Haarr 90 heart talks.
During the afternoon Of the first
lzv raa ladies of Rock Island county
Funeral Directors association will en-
te-taa tia visiting ladies ct card
party at the Rock Island club.
Evening.
Dance and entertainment at the New
Harper hotel with music by jazz
band.
Wednesday Morning.
Irrorsuon-Dean J. j, Quinn, Rock
Island.
Report of delegates to national con
venGaB.
1rgsic-Ben Hartz, Rock Island
Lecture and strati0n-PToTes-
scr Albert II. Worsham,
short talks bF travelling men On
new things in the professional line.
vital Statistics Laws DR.. G. St.
Clair Drake. secretary of the STATE
board of health
Refund table talks by members.
During the morning entertainment
visiting ladies' viii be entertained with
an auto ride through the tTi-cities.
Afternoon and Evening.
Barbecue rs the Watch Tower. Mu-
5 games and enjoyment for all.
Thursday Morning
Er#a s@ol-Rev William 0gievee.
lus..-Mrs. Mae-Richards Casey.
Report of appointed committees On
presidents address, secretarE's report
and solutions
Report of finance committee.
Report Of treasurer-E. 3. Knox,
Election of officers
Election of delegates 10 national
convention at Jacksonville. Fla
uEuration Of officers.
Adjournment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04
Additional Social
~. - Thanks Team.

Mrs. c. A. Hoge. who was captain Of
the teams that worked for the Red
Cross Saturday, has asked that pub
lie thanks be extended to the members
OF her team who worked so faithfully
throughout the day. Their territory
extended from Sixteenth avenue, south.
between Twentieth and Twenty-fOurth
streets and they collected $54. Mem
hers Of the team are. Mesdames
Henry Schill. Carrie X. Lewis q. L.
Thompson, r. ". Thompson. r. J.
MedtI. H. T. DooIey. Phil Wells. J. n.
Graham. S. c. Taylor and v. s. Nc
Combs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04
CLOCK TO REGISTER
CAMPAIGN PROGRESS

a clock has been placed on Mar
ket square 70 register the progress of
St. Au<hony's hospital campaign which
opens tomorrow. The first figure is
s. 600 and continues up to 5000 000
the goal set for the work Each day
the hand of the clock viii be moved as
the donations come in so that inter-
ested persons may watch the progress
Of the work
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04
OFFERS 154, 1000 MEN
TO SELL WAR BONDS

Chicago. June ITO assist in the
sale of the Liberty loan bonds. the ser
vices OF $4,000 saiesmen, who travel
over every part Of the United States.
were offered in letter sent today 10
William G. AIcAd0o, secretary Of the
treasury by r. A. Cavanaugh, seCre-
tary Of the Illinois Commercial Men
association.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04
M'ADOO STARTS ON
SECOND BOND TOUR

washington. June 4-Secretary Nc
Adoo left today for New York, the first
stop on his second speaking tour in
behalf Of the Liberty loan which viii
include eastern. mid-westeru and
southern cities. He Will make two
addresses in New York tonight ana
viii close his campaign with a speech
at Pittsburgh on June q. The secre-
tary plans to return to Washington on
June Is. two days before the close of
subscriptions TO the Liberty loan.
All the news all the tims-Tbs
argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04

ca cali shortly after BY the board OF
directors Of the church.
Rev. Mr.. Granger wIII succeed Or
n W Reed, who resigned tbs charge
and has gone to BeIvtdere. I'LL. to take
W pastoral work IN the First Baptist
church
Notice Of Rev. Mr.. Oranger's accept
ahce vas read Yesterday at a bust
service.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04
BRINGS
IN BIG TAX FUND
Assessed YalBe of Personal Property
in Rock Island Township s31,06s
Over That Of Year Age.
HNRlCHs FILES MS REPoBr
Total OF $50 Automobiles listed st
1851, 800 are Found According
to Returns Made

Total real value OF personal prop
erty in Rock Island township amounts
10 *4.352.2Q4 according 10 fhe books
ef Assessor 4. G. Fftnri lbs which were
MED TODAY wieh County Treasurer
F. J. CIeudeuin Assessed value is
$1s3Eaol8. while than Of 1916 was
&l,252,95e. lea ing an excess this
year OF s5-a68
Personal property totals are as f0I
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04
STORES ARE NOT TO
CLOSE ON TOMORROW

Stores OF Rock Island viii not be
closed tomorrow on account of regis
tration day. Numerous calls were re-
ceived at the loop business houses
from persons who had heard rumors
that the stores would close and that
the day would be a holiday @nlike
election day, the saloons viii be
open,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04
Mrs. Dora &. schoemaker.

Mrs Dora G. Scboemaker. mother
q Or. ". G. Schoem~ker. 83l Twenty
NTH street, died Friday evening at her
nome in Muscatine at the age Of 81
Funeral services were conducted at
Muscatine this afternoon. Mrs Scboe-
maker was one Of the early settlers
Of Muscatiue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04
FTyD C0TNTERFFTT so Bill.

Washington, June discovery Of
q new counterfeit SO gold certificate
Of the 1907 series was announced to
day by the secret service. Tt is not
as finely executed at the genuine
note, bat is likely 20 prove very da-
ceptive, it was stated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04
Obituary


I'3NE u u 8"ILU 7 NWUHHIIs
ne funeral Of John T. R0aden was
held at z O'Clock yesterday afternoon
al ~ Joseph's Catholic church Dean
j. J. Quinn conducted the services
burial was in St. Margueritefs Gene
terry IN Davenport The palIbearers
were Dan K, Brennan. J. T. Shields.
Thomas 4. Pender. Charles ". Gin
name, II. T. WheeIan and John a.
Murrin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04
Hunt-P hibro0k.

In O. pretty, simple service of Satur-
day evening Miss Naude Ethel Phil
brook, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs t. J..
PhiIhr0ok, 1906 Twenty-eig street.
became the bride Of Samuel H Hunt
Of this city. son of Charles Hunt Of
Moline. The service was read By Rev.
Samuel Van PeIt, pastor Of the First
Methodist church, in the home Of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04
PASTOR COMES TO
BAPTIST CHARGE

Rev. = G. Granger Of Minonk. Ill.
las accepted the call extended by the
congregation of the First Baptist
Church 10 become its pastor and will
assume hts duties in the course of the
next few weeks Rev. Mr.. Granger
preached IN the local church during
tae first part of May and made so ia
1orable an impression that he was giY-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04

Merchandise on hand 1855. 10000
Material and manufactured
artIe1ec .............. 1865
ManuEa c9arers' tools ....,,, 2ahs25e
Agricultural tools .--...... HIS
Gold or silver plate ........ a,92l
Diamonds and 5eweIry ..... l3.ZlI
Money OF bank banker or
stock broker -s....-..--. 39,252
Credits OF bank banker
broker or stock tobber 49,. 1o6.35e
Moneys ether than Of bank,
banker or broker .s....-.- 1850
Credits other than Of bank.
banker etc. ..,-.r.....s.. 63.233
Bonds OF stocks .,...,--.-- 1870
Shares of capital stock Of
companies not t0corpor-
ated JIM this state .-...-... $50
Pawn brokers' property $40
Property Of corporations not
otherwise listed .......,- 2s5
Property OF saloon or eating
houses ,..#...s-.e. s...-s--- 1etta2
Household OF Office furniture Tso,125
Investments in real estate OK
improvements thereon $3.50
Grain on hand ,=.....-.-..-..-., 2&a
Shares OF stock Of state or
national banks ......-.... 1as. OILS
All other property .-.-....,- 429.96s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04
At Spencer Square.


Large numbers Of phot0play goers
saw House Peters and Eat1lyn Wll-
liams In The Highway Of Hope" at
the Spencer Square theatre Sunday
and in addition witnessed one Of the
best comedies Of the year in "A Reck-
less Romeo, which featured Fatty Ar
buckle and Al St. John. These are the
same two comedians who made THE
Butcher Boy" a gale Of laughter and
in "A Reckless Romeo" they are not
far beyond the high tide of laughter
set in their first Paramount picture.
Tomorrow the Spencer Square will Of
fer <"Happiness" with Enid Bennett,
the attractive young Triangle star
Miss Bennett is at her best In this class
of sparkling cOmedv-drama. 1t is the
story Of q college chap, girl and the
usual bright and interesting charac-
tera who people such play as this
In addition there viii be a Burton
Holmes trayelogue and Triangle
comedy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04

June Caprice has discovered that
work in the. motion pictures gives tx-
cellent training for housekeeping and
domestic science. Never does she com
plete picture without having added
something to her domestic knowledge.
which. the little star now appearing in
A Small Town Girl admits, was raC1-
er meagre when she made her bow on
the screen. In one picture she learned
to sweep. In another she mastered t1e
technique Of washing dishes and In
still others serving and cooking. The
climax Of this course of training came
in her present film. She had TO black
en- a stove. Miss Caprice lis at the Ma
tesric tonight in "A Small Town Girl "
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04
Entertain At Posf-Nupfial Party.

MT and Mrs. Otto kIockau In their
home. 1896 Tenth street. entertained
at delightful party Saturday even
ing hon0ring Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoff-
man. whose marriage was an event Of
May. The evening was devoted TO
games of SOC. there was a mock we'd
ding which caused lots of merriment
and games and music, the hostess
serving a delicious collation. before the
evenings close. The house was trim
med in pink and white summer garden
flowers to carry out the wedding col
ors, q pretty arrangement of them
forming the table decorations Mrs
HOFFMAN was presented with q hand
some cut glass basket as party favor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04

Buy o home of Reidy Bros.
For express. call William Trefz.
Trt-CIty Towel supply company.
r, T. Clean Towel Service, phone
B. T. 2438.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04

Miss Margaret Cook this morning
began a term Of ten weeks kinder
garten at South Park Presbyterian
church. She held her first lessons with
II little folks in attendance. session to
be held every day except Saturday
from 8 TO 1880 Miss Cook is q grad
uate of the National kindergarten
school OF Chicago and is experienced
and well qualified for the work that
she has begun
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-31

be deposited in The tissues and IS
responsible for large percentage
of headaches
Because Of the unnatural strain
on muscles and ligaments. more
nervous and muscular energy Is
expended n holding a poo position
than in maintaining a correct bod.
lily posture.
Good poiss gives the blood a
chance 70 carry new food material
where needed and 70 eliminate
waste. II allows the nerves 20
carry their messages and for the
lungs TO eli the tissues with life
giving oxygen. \ certain readiness
for action prevents lost motion.
The common faults OF posture arc
dropping shoulders. protruding head,
hollow chest. round shoulders, hol.
low back. bent knees. and weak or