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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-12-08
Items of Local Interest

The public scrvic commission has
denied the application o. the Bel
telephones in Churchill, Lyon and Per-
shing counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ~ Thics were
visitors to Reno Friday.
Whit Willis was all arrival i'll town
Thursday from Reservation.
Mr.. and Mrs George i. West en-
tanned at dinner for their guests Mr..
and Mrs Hugh NJ Brown, on Satur:
day evening. Covers were laid to-
ten. Those enjoying the delicious re-
past were Mr.. and Mrs. p. Per
azzo, Mr. and Mrs George Friedhof,
MIR. and Mrs Hugh NJ Brown, Miss
Avis othrop and Miss Francine Oar
dis.
Fl. $. Morgan drove down from the
East Walker Sunday. lie says there
is no snow on the river road.
Congress met in Washington Mon
day
George Montrose, prominent attor~
ney from Gardncrvillc, was sayina
"howdy" to Yerington friends Monday.
Grove Young, the handsome young
giant Of Wabuska, came to Nerington
Friday to take in the show, the basket
ball game. the'dance and SO forth
Verne Tyler. stoclman OF the II OF
Springs country, succeeded in baggine
four mountain lions in Mono county
on recent hunt. Tyler ran across
the trail OF the beasts while hunting
for cattle and having rifle and dog
decided to follow it, The four lions
were soon sighted and all were dis
patched.
George llussman returned from Il
trip to Mason Valley Monday, where
he spent day or so hunting plleasants
and succeeded in bagging the limit Of
five birds. Mr.. llussman reports
that it is estimated at \ erington that
at least a thousand hunters visited
Lyon County during the open season
Record Courier
Mrs Walton Freed and daughter,
Florence, are among the arrivals in
the city They are from Oakland and
will make their. home with Mrs.
Freed's brother, Ruel +. Lothrop.
{. c. Tidd and wife, Smith Valley
residents were among the visitors in
the city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, father and
mother OF DR. b. J Baker, left for
Long Beach, California. last week.
They will spend the winter in the
southern city.
Mike Sava was in from the Nevada
Hot Springs last Thursday.
Alterations are now being made in
the Dyer Tire Shop, opposite the post
office. The place is being entirely re-
modelled for the accommodation OF
+. V. kuster of the Nevada Garage
Mr.. kuster expects to move into his
new quarters about December 18th.
George Carter OF Wabuska was a
visitor in Yerington on "Wednesday of
last week
William Dexheimer left on Saturday
for Masonic, where he will superintcnd
mining property.
d. f. Morgan lett Tor Reno ON
Tuesday of this week.
Charles Obery arrived Yesterday
after spending about a month in Reno.
Markham Thrailkill departed the
tore part of the week for Reno.
Dir. NJ. f. Millhone was an arriva,
yesterday and registered at the Hol-
land.
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Shottell will be pleased to learn al
the arrival OF 4 baby girl at their
home in Reno last week Mrs
Schottell was formerly Miss Davis
whose parents conducted the Globe
Hotel here.
~>"'>'>"~""~~-"-"~~~~~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-12-08

FOR SALE-Sewing machine, New
Home with motor; clothes wiring
err; ice cream freezer gallon
chatting dish; tools, Stanley As
plane and all metal refrigerator
Call Ludwig Office or send card
to w. w. Weaver, Ludwig.
DS-1
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-12-08
Peculiar AffIiction.

Bernice was out playing when
horse fell. She came in the house
.iuch excited and said: "Oh. pa. n
horse fell DOM and can't get up. Eli.
ieg's unconscious
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-12-08

Tuesday evening Miss Ross enter
tanned number Of friends at a de-
delightful card party The highest
prize having been carried OF by Mrs,
DR.. Baker. a dainty luncheon was
served Those taking part in the
evcning were Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson
Of Mason. Mr. and Mrs. John Beau
pert, Mr. and Mrs James Bernard,
Judson Smith Bob Robinson. Mollie
Malone, John Barnes, Mrs. b..
Baker, Ruth Mosslandcr and Lottie
Ross.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-12-08

pert, Mr.. ana Mrs. James btilldl e.
Judson Smith, Bob Robinson. Mollie
Malone, John Barnes. Mrs. Is.
Baker, Ruth Mosslander and Lotto
Ross
RANCH FOR LEASE For details
enquire +. n Whitacre Land &
Title Company
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Brown went
to i'aiion Sunday on short business
trip. The Hawkins brothers accom-
panied them. They returned the same
evening.
Mr., Rabestraw has returned to Yer
ington from San Francisco to look
after business interests here.
Robert Butncr is i'll town, he. will
probably stay for while, before go
i'll back to the ranch.
Abe Charlcbois was down from his
East Walker ranch yesterday.
No change is reported in the condi
ton o. Clanence Beaman. who has
been quite seriously i'll in this city for
the past few weeks.
Barney Feigenspan of this city, i.
seriously i'll in the Mason hospital
Mrs. Fred Landt, of Spokane
Washington, formerly Mrs Pugh. OF
Mason. has recently dispocd of her
home in Mason to a resident o.: Yer
ington.
The Auto Cushion King and Mat
tres Maker"*" Leave orders at the L.
& I. Garage.
Mrs. Ray BARTLETT. wife of Ray
Bartlett. Auto Cushion man, was an
arrival srom San Francisco Monday
She will remain this winter.
Senator Matt Penrose. who has been
in San Francisco 70 rthc past week
returned Saturday
-NiiNN ohS, WHO lids btSii bldt
smithing lio rthc Antelope Land &
Cattle Company ranch for the past feN
months, has moved into the cit.
Harry Z Fulstonc and Mrs. Grace
/ Elizabeth De Voc OF Wellington were
married in Reno Thanksgiving day
One stray airplane was seen passing
over Ycrington about noon today.
Observers say that it appeared to be
looking for a place to light but was
Unable to locate our $1,000 landing
field.
Visitors form all parts of the coun-
ty and many from other parts of
the state were present, 1t being cs-
timated that 500 people participated
i'll the reception.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-12-08

In the Matter OF the Estate o.
J. J Jewell, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that Tues
day, the fourteenth day of December,
1920, at 10 o'clock, OF said day, and
the Courtroom OF said Court, at the
Court House Of the County OF Lyon,
State OF Nevada have been appointed
as the time and place for proving the
Will OF said J J Jewell. deceased, and
Tor the hearing the application OF
T. H. Whitacre. Tor issuance to him
OF letters teStamentary thereon
Dated this 30th day OF November,
1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-15
81 E. !. I 'earro 9,':tt, Espanol.en Paris
&c 5,CSl8mcrhooso &xito de Goyiessoass q -

III - r8Ut, rs,
Paris lI-En vivfsimO interes que
despert0 el anuncio de Goyescds ha te-
nido hoy satisfatci6ii cuhplfda., a,'' 3ne
. la oiira de Granados Tia tefiid0 en-
Paris an triunfO rOtundo. iieifdl
9 EFF espectadulo 5comehz6 con el Bale
Sylfde.t ,impfovisadoa para tar ocasi6n
az que 9ffegaTa al teatro Ia qReina lie
EspafIa. 81 EolafPs - 90sidsiea' 800
A las tdiez en- pulto entraba EN- Id
Opera Su Majestad dona Victoria, Que
venfa de la Efhbajada espanoia, tlonde
Sc celebr0 una comida de gala.
Acompaiaban la Soberana la dll-
quesa de San Carlos y ell senior Quifio-
nes de Leon. La Reina subi0 por la
escalera de gala, entire dos filas de
espectadores, que aplaudieron con en-
thsiasmO la augusta DANA.
Vestfa doha Victoria magnffico traje
blanco Y rico manto de armi1o
La representation de G0vescas ha
constftltfao un verdadero triunfo,un 6xi
todo su espfrftd apasionado, ,ses Una pei,
titnra, ehs4a que #raaiado isapo ponet
todo su espfritu apasioiia, es una per-
Efecta. transcription de las cosas de E3-
paha, Y yibra en- ella ell caraetef. eI
anbieiiie Seh. que la ohra fte ceneebltla.
4 El pnblico, compenetrado desde u
primer molnento con el compositor, in
terrunpi6 nmerosas veces con clamo;
r0sas oTaciOnes.
s TOdos los artistas que han tornado
iartc EN- la Interpretation de Goaescas
sip onitir los corOs, han puesto en- su
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-15

tEabaio ,ln lnejorl fe yel sdesarrolloi pie
no de- su >otalentO. 24iG~ad"2 aG'aa19
Menci6H! eSpecialfsima merece el
maestro Zulaaga. que ha sabido iento-
mar Ia Qbra de maRera insuperable
.Amalia. Molina. II. ggentila aftis4s. .-ez-
paiiOla, fu6 Objeto de una ruidOsa ova-
zion al Baifar uf -'gsracioso fandang6.
II. El Paris ari1igo defl larte: que es todo
Paris. pa eopsa grade eQa sulvoto, 5emiti
do. de una manera enthusiastic. el triun
TO de Goycscas.
Su Majestad la Reina recibi6 en- srl
palco. durante el primer entreacto, Il
los mariscales Foch Petain.. kuego
converse tambien con los principales
INTERPRETERS de GOyeScas, V al abando-
mar ell teatro. esclch6 nuevamente las
manifestations de admiration que ell
pueblo frances lie tributaba.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-15

Ne parece yer a La musa del poeta,
vestida toda de blanco. con fcres de
izahar en- su pelO de ORC, sin mas per-
las cue sus dientes en-. -forna de una
corona de emperatriz china, siguiendo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-15

TOda de rosa vestida
Con un vaporOso traie
Tenfas por tOGo encaje
Tu carne blanca V florida +.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-15
Impresiones de Arte
FLORES De PRlNIAVERA"

g. sasssse - llse aa.ar - s..sa.
49, a. flll.ella. tssiH sts s.asussns
sNaase ~ auar = sssxafua-. 80 un
sAswss tfuenlar a. 1aagva a. tsslan.
80. esm,aitnsls 80 asaliemue mns.
~. aensr ln saps,aias - Annn las
.leissas o. ~ lnguhsuo > ~ uuoelia.
81 teniso rrraaia uIa mannlnca
rsssada as 5eosa salaa z. saiik.
sue Ia su,sayualdo b fnsmnsrsu ea
lAsaa dF@ta a. lns = cslur. rsa..anae
- tascus rsairrrs A. h mAr aa e..
ssssn. IN noicso a. Nh~sl&s Blanco.
sife ssm "a niaass lsge o. ruitaaa a
iaisniadlae lrsioro IA rariss =. "a.
regas. Oh rSsiloro Dr. carIrsas ~ un
ano tfiunfai para u sariIn lsore >
slclicalo. cue cultiva Balseiro ga lns
lorns IN que Hanna \ slis orlllas. -
csqulfe fugitive del cmSuefo. T, a cis-
ne hicrEficO del dolof crFanic. o qui.
Ss. caando "a dilaja en- cl creIYiSnlo
le otOao. esa raa leyenda de. ena-
ios dc raso = rsllsias princesiias que
e uneven al colnaas alado dc Ia
lanza que ha.la el niio caste del car
caj fioridO.
70 adore Ia expontaneidad Vn los
.'oetas. He aquf un poeta exportaneo :
aersos cue naoen cor una maieTnidad
lZuL Hay una fiuidez lfrica en- Ia
adjetivae.6n. que cautiva. I;alSeirO
no la estudiadO como hacer un verso.
zero ha estudiaGo en- el combo iiombO
lie una ojera en- unos labios n. flor,
a SOLAR Un verso. que salte en- 81 pen
tagrama enOtivo de su coraz6n. Oh una
liafanidad de eieIo primaveral, con
nubeS- de ensueiio y de tristez-i. los
ineyitables. cOmponentes que guardian
los rubiOs cristaIes del labOratOriO
de tod0s los pOetas
Neamosle travGs de sus primeros
e:sOs. Old:
TOda de rosa vestida
! Con un vap0rOSO trale
Tenfas por tOGo encaje
Tu carne blanca Y fiorida...
Ne parece yer a La musa del poeta,
vestida toda de bIanco. con fcres de
lzahar EN- su pelo de ORC, sin mas per-
las cue sUs dientes en- forina de una
corona de emperatriz china, siguiendo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-15
Sc ARRIENDA o vENDE

Ia mcj9r finca rastica de vegas de
Caguas de l3a cuerdas cabida. Exec
Iente para ei cuitivo de cana. tabaeO y
pastOs. Linda con Ia Carretera Cen
trail. Dista de la via ferrea Santa
Juana 200 metros. Sc halla bsHada
por los rios TurabO. Quebradillas y
Ia Quebrada Beatriz tiene casa-habi-
tacion.
Para informes dirijanse al LcdO.
Abella Bast6n, Box 1905, San Juan,
Puerto Rico. Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-15

esn 'au.arssa- WsHsIlssL 81 nussa 81.
sAs.Aa.la s.lIssssssassr - aulss sssssl
- Nns lAlAus lmm sNNHlasf - ssa,s
neansusp asa nmu uas,nnrnas
NuimM a aalaf ~ elslds
- o. Gs.Isns easnNmt
Uaiia. sauia fn sanlbn.
H
sourr.ls Csa mas aslias raa.tla
~ alro a. raF8cAn a. nln q ~.ln a. ~
sarap .ssaisai ialklnge ron - aiiaa
aarssnia , s'si"ra a. n fncttc. a guisa
~ lssria iuiessoza. = sgtrr las iAsni
mas A. ~ suIaiaoi. isa lIn iauiado h
esslcin dsl suloF o. somo pissiHias
3 una nias b. caiiar alaSls.s csr nu.
Clcnie sns salrisos. siosde imf,ria trim
fal un princiFe lcjano, que vcndra yen
ce~lor DE- IN mnegge. camo II de- llul,en
Adelanie. Adm hay muclso oli,o IN
Ia pipa. y tOdavia nucsira esicra no.
ofreCc Ia blandura de- su tapiz carne.
sf:.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-15
Para eml,cllccrr In cita
Que te daS con las viOletas
Del jarSlln dc ia casita.

He aquf una pagina romanrica de
algIin cuenfO de hadas. BalseirO. con
su fiamante cOrlata aZul. expiapdo la
cita nOcturna de una doncella. uue va
depOsitar Sus inquietudes en- los es-
tuches diminutos de las v:n!etas.
Qulzas La figura palida y sentimental
de esta linfa serena del lago. Y 6l a
traves de sus peregrinaciOnes menta-
les, la haya visto jugando con las vio-
letas de la orilla.
No hay esperanza tan deliciOsa para
los pOetas. como la que una muier.
cOnfunda en- un raudal armOnicso de
su reZO, una estrOfa surgida, en- una
nOche. en- que Ell nuestra ventana. Sc
disfraz0 la luna en- una mujer tierna
Y amOrOsa. Ell "SueiiO de POrta' es
un diviho broche para Flores ,Ie Pri-
mavera'.
Permftame el poeta ponerle el pri-
inner adjetivo su blas6n dc apoloni-
da:
/ ---.-Es -Es I'd un exquisite poeta.. ,,.r
.a..,, EMILIO s.. BEL.tF.4L. i
!. En- San Juan, Euero. de 1920 a.h4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-24

"a eelebrar las elecciones de Ia nueva
DIRRvTIvA cue Ia de regir Ia AsO-
elaei6n sl pr6ximo aho.
Todos los eompaheros que tengan
alguna melora cue presentar para la
Constitution Regiamento de esta AsO
eiaei6n. deberAn hacerlo por escritO y
mandaFlo a Ia secretaria. l5 dias antes
ce Il Asamblea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-24

Esta invitaci6n es extensive para
todos los Cirujanos Memories de Puerto
Rico. y la hacemos por medic de la
prensa para que sean enterados todos
los companeros y asista a la misma el
mayor nnmero possible
San Juan, P. r. Nov 81, 1920
Ramon FoURNIER MARQUEE.
Secretario.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-24
coavocAToRIA A ToDos los PRAc
TIcANTKs IN Ia IsLA DE
luERIo RICO

complAsrsu PEI ls prssonts me
perniis eonsecar . tedos ios Praetiean
- aa PnsFto rice. para ana AsA1i-
nIEA GENERAL. aus - eslebrarA 81
- ~ a. dirismbrs e ie1o en- san
yuan. 2 n las dos a. h farae. pa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-24
ISL, 1911 ISL,
THE UNIVERSAL. INSTITUTE Dept. 4
235 W LOS ST. New York N Y

235 w. l0s St. New York, N. Y.
I'd puede aprender ngits por correspon.
dencia propia casa en- los momentos
desocupados Hablelo. lealo y escribalo des-
paes de haber tornado algunas eccones del
famoso. coro. faci practice METODO
UNIVERSAL. Curse especial para princ-
piantes tambfen para estudiantes avanza-
dos. Mandenos su nombre direction le
enviaremos information detalada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-24
Sc DEsPIDE LA
"oLYMPIAN TRoUP"

En- ell vapor Marina embarcaron
aver tarde para Santo Domingo los
excelentes artistas que forman ell cua-
drD artfstico de la olympian Troup', !,
los cuales han trabajado en- Puerto Ri
CO con gran exito.
Antes de embarcarse los notables
artistas tuvieron la cortesia de des-
pedirse de esta Redaccion. Estuvie-
ron aqui don Santiago Peracchini JAG
quier, director de Ia troupe, su anna
BILE esposa v su bella hija Ana.
Deseamos tan buenos amigos gran
des exitos en- la vecina Repdblica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-24
LLEGAN A EsPAsA sEIS
NUEvos SUBMARINES

sANTANDER. nOyiembre 21 Han lie
gado aqui seis submarines compradOs a
Inglaterra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-15
WITH AT do Y o u
w think? Write Gym
thia Grey, care of The
Seattle Star.

hand to your weaker sister or
brother. for that matter. l am con
fidcnt you are capable OF controlling
not only yourself. but others.
Some day. you will have home
some day there will be children. your
children. Teach them the Science OF
Life" or Psychology" as some call ',
thus shaping their tender lives into
true manhood and womanhood.
whether master or somebody
dog.
whether a main shaft, or only a
cog:
Whether you're single, or whether
you're wed.
Whether you're happy or worr'~a
instead.
Whether you've welded the pen or
the sword.
Whether living for here or the Great
Aftcrward.
Your key won't unlock the Great
Golden Gate.
II your heart isn't right. and YOU
haven't seen straight
A CHAP OF 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-15
The Pleasure of Making Music

Practically everyone likes to make
music. Man is born with a craving to
express something within him, in
musical tones of some sort, something
that he is unable to express in any
other way.
This is the secret of the wonderful
popularity of the Player-Piano. OF
all the pianos made in this country
last year, it is said that over 60H
were Player-Pian0s!
I Watch the owner of Player-Piano
some middle-aged business man
after dinner in the evening! Note the
manifest pleasure it gives him to play
the old favorites of his youth; how
his body moves and sways as he hur-
ries the music a little here, slows it
up there, softens this passage, swells
out on that, just exactly as tho he
were doing everything himself, in
stead of simply controlling the ex-
preston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-15

Then see the young folks with a
Player-Piano; now using "song-rolls"
with the words of popular songs print
ed on them; now dancing to the snap
piest, most cleverly played dance tune
of the day.
1t is a versatile instrument-the
Player-Piano - responding with suit
able music for every mood and every
occasion. And ii is no wonder that
so great number prefer the player
piano of today to the silent piano of
yesterday.
We carry the Aeolian Company line
(makers of the famous Pianola and
the marvellous Duo Art and offer a
most varied line of Player instru-
ments at wide range of prices. Our
convenient payment terms make own
ing Player-Piano an easy matter.
There is so much joy in owning a
Player, for every member of the fam
ily-why not come in and see us about
it today?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-15
Another Wife
Ansmers "Mr. Rdch"

Dear Miss Grey; Can you read
the letter written BY "A Bach" with
out wanting TO have him by the col
lar and give him good shaking
I can't
lie says he's an old bach. and
wants 10 remain one-wcil. n he had
signed his own name 10 his letter.
so the girls would know the type of
man he is, he would have no trouble
remaining an old bach to the end OF
time. Its just hts type OF man "A
wife" had rcfercnc. TO. It's just
his type of man that causese nine
tenthA OF the divorces.
Meal ticket" indeed, suppose
wife Is no, even entitled to her keep
for working day after day to keep
tho pillars of the home solid. IL
MIR. Bach" wanted n home OF his
own and had TO hire n housekceper.
he'd soon find out he would have
TO pay her good hard cash and not
be merely her meal ticket"
For myself. I'd like TO see the very
same law enacted that Mr.. Zach"
mentions-that 1, be n felony for a
man TO marry until his ideals were
proven 10 be. at least. as high M
those OF his intended wife.
He speaks sarcs,ssicaiiy Of woman's
habit OF using cold cream and rouge
No doubt he places II In the same
class with the vile habit Of chewing
tobacco. or smoking cigarcts or
drinking moonshlne.
I, puzzles me also why women
will marry some men. but II must
b. because she has no idea OF his
uieuers until after she marriea him.
Mr.. Bach viii probably want TO
know why widows or Divorces marry
again. Well. Mr.. Bach you doubt
lers don't know II. but all men do
not hold your ideas and ideals. Some
men have as high ideals as most wo-
men. and Mrs. Widow IL sure shc In
marrying n man OF higher ideals
than was the first one
ANOTHER WIFE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-15
Compares Mormonism
With Bible Teaching

Dear Miss Grey: just read the
two letters unfolding Mormonlsfn
with much amusement. and would
appreciate II n they Will kindly com.
pare the few following notes and
then judge for themselves:
Note i--Mormonisn teaches that
Adam IN our father and our God and
the only God with whom we have TO
do. God is not spirit. but a man like
Brigham Young.
The Bible teaches that God Is
Spirit. and they that worship Him
must worship Him In spirit and in
truth. John IVA.
Note s--Mormonissn teaches that
to get rid of our sins We must
work out our own salvation thru the
teachings and forms OF the Mormon
church.
The Bible teaches, Not by works
Of Righteousness which we have done.
but according to Ills mercy He saved
us. by the washing Of regeneration
and the renewing OF the Holy Ghost +"
Titus Ills.
Note 3--Mormonism teaches that
Christs afonemeut mas 10 90 ohiy
with the sins OF Adam
The Bible teaches: The blood OF
Jesus Christ cleansth from all ain. :"
First John III.
Mormonism teaches. An ~ili he
damned who are not Latter Day
SANTA
The Bible teaches: These shall 20
away into everlasting punishment
but the righteous unto life eternal
Matt xxy:<s.
could 20 on and fin the whole
newspaper In comparing man made
crccds to Gods Word. not only on
Mormonism. but also others
Examine yourselves. whether ye
be In the faith" End Cor. Kills.
TO the law and to the testimony
II they speak not according to this
word t3ihiei. there r. no truth in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-15
PROMINENT NEW YORK SURGEON
TELLS WHY HE BELIEVES
NUXATED IRON
Says II Is the Most Valuable Tonic, Strength and Blood
Builder Any Physician Can Prescribe

"rhe great strain OF the
present time should max e
the public generally real
IKE the necessity Of forth
tying the blood and nerve
cells by means OF n
sire nEthening upbuilding
tonic" says Or. Kenneth
*. MhcAlpine. n promi-
nent New York surgeon
and medical authority. m
people would only realize
that iron In just as indis-
penrable 10 the blood as
IL air TO the lungs and be
tust as particular about
he eping up "A sufficient
supply AT all times. there
would. In my opinion. be
far less disease resulting
from anaemic. weakened
conditions. For years ~
was n problem with ply
EicianE how TO administer
iron in "A form that could
be taken up by the ryste m
and increase the red blood
corpuseier without upset
ting the stomach. black
ening the teeth or produce
ing other disorders al
most AZ serious as the
lack Of iron Itself. But
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<"Lonesome"
Dear Miss Grey: ''Lonesomc's"
letter has attracted me. She asks
tor the answer from young man.
with your Kindness l shall attempt
IN answer.
LONESOME" you are one of the
many who thinks the world has gone
craxy. especially in regard to morals
S q the young people OF today. and !
y may say some OF the older ones, The
ut few years have awakened us 20
ne fact that many people are weak.
norAily. and that many are rrudish.
The fact Is, that today people have
- b amused. they are pleasure bent.
md that we enter lifc's Journey un.
Der the tutorage OF wclimeanlng.
but prudish parents or guardians.
I have listened to many stories OF
1cuug men. who suddenly awokc TO
sorrow that might stay with them
~ life. As an innocent bystander.
have seen the tears and heard the
wall OF giri friends who found them
Delves rcnegades from their own
hones. and know the cost of
prudery and the cost OF frivolity and
= so-calied good time.
hut here's the rat. Lonesome"
% xodr boy friends are immoral and
- their attentions upon you. cut
0etr friendship as quick as you
Would use club on ratticsnake.
3 your girl friends seek 10 drag you
INTO immortality. cut them. also
You have a noble life before you.
LONESOME. Youth is but a part;
-. while you are young. enjoy the
friendships of wholesome friends and
E ont worry about the others. There
4 are young men who are gentlemen:
2herc are young women. who are
ladies' Remember. the world loves
virtue In either sex: remainder. one
nay fool others. but never oneself.
Remember. also. altho you have
onuse TO be skcpticai now. your
{1Fiends tso called viii enter a skepti.
&NAgEn far greater than yours. Let your
Re be an example TO others. give the