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November 10th. 1920. at three o'c,...
In the afternoon at room mum btrl,s]
First Wisconsin National Bank IA
ing, at the southwest corner of M
SON and East Water streets n NJ
City OF Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Cou,s.|
wisconsin, and that such meeting M
be held for the purpose OF electins
Board Of Directors and for the ira,
saction of all such other business y
may come before the meeting and -.
the transaction OF any and all hns,'
ness that may properly be laid nj
fore the regular annual meeting o. a.
corporation.
Dotted October 22nd 1920.
NATHAN GLIcKsMAN
t4S-44) Secretary
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ties, including linen. baskets, boxed
novelties, handkerchiefs. children's
dresses and Xmas cards VIII be on dis
play for days next at the Anderson
Studio. formerly the Conant Studio.
Watch for II.
THE GIFT SHOP.
Negaunee, Mich.
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DRUG STORE NEWS
REZIN's OCT. 30. 1920.

The we'll known Doc Evans. OF keep
well fame says. wash the scalp with
kerosene and then then tie on towel
soaked in hot vinegar. This will free
the childrens heads from cooties."
-
Maybe so. but how much better and
equally effective 20 shampoo with
Uermicidal Soap.
25 cents. 100 uses.
Teeth 10 be beautiful need only be
ciean~-Your teeth will shine II you.
spend a little time on them-~dont put
A off--get a tube OF Chloredenta today
SO cents.
The diamond drill., 1920-10-30

YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
that the regular annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF The Tobin Ex-
ploring, Mining and Manufacturing
Company will be held on Tuesday.
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To the Stockholders Of the Tobin Ex.
ploring, Mining and Manufacturing
X Compapy.-
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RxzIN's DRUG STORE
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-07
z HELENOWA.

Y. Pawei Sobota, mieiscowy asys-
tent, wyjechai onegdaj do Indepen-
dence, Wisconsin, celem odwiedze--
MIA swego chorego OLGA. Cd dtuzsze-
go czasu spoczywa on ma lotu bo-
lesci, / tax z, MIN 2le, IL lekarze stra-
Gill nadzieje utrzymania go PREY zy-
ciu.
W niedziele, dnia 1890 b. m, roz
pocznie sic W parafii sw. Heleny tax
zwany festyn, ma doch6d parafii. Fe-
styn ten, odbywac sic bedzie W sail
parafialnej W niedziele, srode pia-
TEX, a zakonczy sic W nfedziele, dnia
25go b. m. Parafianie powinni jak
najliczniej przybywat ma festyn
groszem swoim dopom6dz dobrej
sprawie.
Jak juz O TEN pisalismy, pomyslec
powinni$my o szkole parafialnej'
kt6ra dzisiaj pomiesciG ME moze
wszystkich dzieci wygodnie. Spodzie-
wamy sic, re wzmianka nasza pre-
kona niekt6rych parafian, re W tel
sprawie COS stanowczo powinno bye
postanowione przez lokalne towarzy-
silva. ByliSmy pewni, re cziOnko-
vie Klubu Obywatelskiego i'm. KaEi-
mierza Wielkiego, natychmiast sic
vienna do piracy 1 rozpoczna fundusz
budowy nowego koSciola. Parafia
rosnie jak ma drozdzach, 1udzi coraz
wiecej uczeszcza do kosciola i brak
miejsca dale sic coraz wiecet odczu-
wac. Ably pomieScic rowniez wszyst-
kie dzieci wygodnie, wypada, dobu-
dowaG MOVIE skrzydlo do obecnej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-07
z TOWN OF LAKE.

w ubiegIa srode W koseiele D. W.
sw. Jana Bozego, pobiogoslawiony 20
stall zwiazek malzehski p. ~Szczepana
Pawlowskiego, Fam. pnr. 4S4O So.
Justine ul., z parma Anna Fre.ma-
rex, Fam pnr. 1926 So. Carpenter
III. Slubu miodej parze udzielii
miejseowy proboszcz Y. Ludwik Cru
dzlnski. Druzbowali: p. Bronislaw
Dzierlinka z parma Joanna Jasinska.
Tow. Dobroczynnosci pod opieka
sw. Jadwigi, skupia1ace sic PREY pa
rafii ,Sw. Jana Bozego. ns ostatniem
SVEN posiedzeniu odbytem W sam
dzien Nowego Roku, wybralo nowy
Earzad, wsklad kt6rego wchodza: p.
Bronislaw F. Kowalewski, prezes;
pani Pelagia Janicka, w~iceprezeskaS
pani Rozalia Chrobak, sekretarka;
p. A. Lipinski, skarbrik. Kapela-
nem Jest x. L. Grudzinski.
W ubfegla Srode, odby{ sic po-
grzeb s. p. HeIeny Klak, ktora zmar-
la DO krotkiej a ciezkiej chorobie.
Orszak ~pogrzebowy wyruszy} z do
mu zaloby pnr. 4SOS Sc. Bishop III,
do koseiola p. W. sw. Jana Bozego,
gdzie X. Jan StoiGski. odprawii ma
bozenstwo i ceremonie pogrzebowe,
poczem zwloki zmariej przewiezio-
no 1 zloiono ma cmentarz Zmart-
wychwstania Panskiego. Mech odpo-
czywa W pokoju.
Tow sw. J6zefa, No. SAT z. P. R..
X, skupiajace sic PREY pararii
Naisw. Serca Pana Jezusa, ma ostat-
ME pr~zedroeznem 'posiedze-
niu, wybralo zarzad ma rok biezacy
lax nastepuje: X. Franciszek Kara
basz. kapelan; p. Walenty PAGER,
prezes; p. Franciszek Grohski, wi
ce-prezes; D. Andrzej KurdyS, sekr.
prot: D. Jan Grzeczka, sekr. fin;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-07

d. Stanislaw Lewandowski, kasyer;
D. Ludwik Gronski, p. Izydor Buggy
ma / D. Andrzej Kosiarek, opiekuno-
vie kasy; D. MARGIN Napierala, p.
Franciszek Pawlikowski i p. Andrzej
zubek, marszalkowie; p, Jozef ko-
bylarczyk, chorazy 1szy; p. MARGIN
Czarny, chorazy 2gi; p. Franciszek
stopka | D. Franciszek Elder, komi-
tet kontrolujacy; p. J6zef Wrobel'
deputowany; dr.. F. j. Lownik, le--
KARI. Posiedzenia regularne, odby-
waja sic W sail parafialnej W kazda
druga niedziele miesiaca o godzin1e
lei popoludniu.
Jutro W czwartek, dnia Sgo b. m,
odbedzie sic roczne p~osiedzenie
Gniazda Sokolic No. 100 z. S. P, W
sail i'm. Juliusza Siowackiego, p.
mr.. 1900 w. 4Sej, ma kt6rem odbe-
die sic ~instalacya nowego zarzadu;
podczas kt6rej podana bedzie pre-
kaska. Ma powyzsze posiedzenie
maja sic stawie wszystkie czlonkinie
beg wyjatku.
Ma slubnym kobiercu W koSciele p.
W. sw. Jana Bozego W niedziele, dn.
1890 b. m, stana p. Franciszek Ma
lewaj, wybitny czlonek klubu pill
karskiego D. n. Normal, z parma
Bronislawaa Kolakowska, c6rka pa
nj Maryi Ko}akowskiej, kt6ra pro-
wadzi sklad wfktual6w spoaywczych
pnr. 1900 S. Justine III.
Jutro " czwartek, dnia Sgo b. m,
odbedzie sic p~osiedzenie lokalu 116
Unii rzeznik6w, zatrudnionych "
rzezalniach, W sail i'm. Juliusza Sio-
wackiego, PREY 4Sej i Paulina ul., o
godzinie Sci wieczorem. Obecnosc
wszystkich cz}onkw6 jest ~konieczna,
poniewa4 So wazne sprawy do zatat-
vienna, a miedzy innymi take nasta-
pi wyb6r nowego zarzadu ma rok bic
lacy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-07

OBJ. Antoni Jasihski, LEGACY lat
Sc, Fam. pnr. 1888 So. Albany ave-,
zachorowai W tych dniach ma pomie-
szanie zmysi6w i ma polecenie le-
karza przewieziony zostal ambulan-
sem policyjnym do szpitala dla u
mysiowo chorych.
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu Tow.
i'm. Bolesiatwa Chrobrego No. 1877
z. N. p, skupiajacego sic W dziel-
nicy Town of Lake, Z~aliczanego do
na5liczniejszych Grup zwta7kowycn
W tel d~zielnicy, wybrano zarzad ma
rok biezacy jak nastepuje: p. F. sa-
lamandra, prezes; p. Stanisiaw
Chlopecki, wice-prezs; p. Edward
Litke, sekr. prot; p. J. ~Pilarowski,
sekr. fin; p. Edward Bradel, ka-
syer p. Stanislaw Przyucki, p. W.
Jankowski 1 p. A. Plebaniak, opie-
kiunowie kasy; p. S. Para, chora-
ray; p. B. Pawowski, asystent cho-
razegov p. Stanisiaw Garbowski,
marszaiek;i p. w. Soko}owski, mar
szaiek drugi.
Tow. sw. Alojzego, skupiajace sic
PREY parafii sw. Jana Bozego, PREY
gotowuje sic do przedstawienia, kto-
re zamierza urzadziG W czasie wiel-
kiego' postu, W sail parafialnej. Biz
see ~szczeg6{y W swoim czas1e.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-07
szko}y; zbieraG tez ualezy fundus2
ma budowe nowego koscioia.

Miejscowy organista spotyka sic ,
ciaglymi trudnoSciami zorganizowa-
mia choru koScielnego. Me wiemy co
moze bye tego ~powodem, BIO mlodzie-
zy obojga pici ME brak W parafii a
zdolnych spiewak6w r6wniez ME,
czego najlepszym dowodem codzien-
ne k~oncerty, urzadzane przez MILO
dziez ma naroznikach ulic miejsco-
wych. o g~odzinie, W kt6rej porzad-
nj m~ieszkahcy udaja sic ma spoczy-
mex, s}yszec sic daja ma ulicach
spiewy, ryki / wycia. Gdyby rodhice
tych niedoszlych Spiewak6w, roz--
dzierajacych sic W niebog}osy ma uli-
each Helenowa o poinocy, wskazali
i'm droge do choru k~oscielnego, to
napewno ME po~trzebowali by sie
wstydzit swych syn6w. A prawde mo
wiac, niema mic chwalebniejszego
jak bye czlonkiem ch6ru parafial-
nego / spiewem chwali6 Boga.
W ostatnim miesiacu przybyio du-
70 nowych familii do parafii sw. He
leny. Prawda, parafia rosnie jak ma
drozdaach, lecz gdy p~rzyjdzie do zlo-
zenia skromnej ofiary n" opedzenie
kosztow utrzymania koSciola i szko-
~, to parafia sic jakoS dziwnie kur-
czy.
Jak sic do~wiadujemy z wiarygod-
nego zr6dia, to W obrebie parafii sw.
Heleny, jeszcze gesto zaludnionej zy-
dami ierozolimskiemi, jakis sprytny
syn Izraela zabral sic W czasie pred
swiatecznym do sprzedawania ma
Sym polskim g~osposiom oplatk6w ma
Boze Narodzenie. To juz chyba
szczyt bezczelno&ci. Podobno kilka
naszych gospodyn zaopatrzylo sic W
to zydowskie optatki. Bezczelnosc
zydowska wcale mas ME dziwi, lecz
gfupota niekt6rych naszych gospo--
dyn gleboko mas ~zastanawia.
IS
Pc zwolnieniu re siuzby wojsko--
wei p. Edward A. Kerstein, znany
Helenowianin, otworzyl 2 powrotem
interes p~ogrzebowy, kt6ry prowadzil
pred wyjazdem do wojska. Obecnie
prowadzi pnr. 1905 n. Western ave-,
blisko Augusta ul. Powodzenia! =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-05
With Ideals

toward it, come civilization, redemption,
the Golden Age.
The Ideal is everywhere, the open secret,
hidden to the many, visible to them that
have the inner eye, the seeing soul.
For behind the Woolworth building, and
the smallest home is an Ideal. Schelling
said Architecture is frozen music"
Belasco in his theatre, Rothapfel in his
moving picture house, Writ in his school,
Pershing in his army Lawson in his news
paper, Northcliffe in his publications, Gary
in his office, Wanamaker in his store, Will
lard in his railroad, Edison in his workshop,
Burbank in his garden, Barnard in his
studio, Howells in his study, succeed be-
cause perched there upon each brain is an
Ideal.
Behind the career of Woodrow Wilson,
of Lloyd George, of Edith Cavell, are dis
posing, co-ordinating, mastering Ideals.
Over Americas young soldiers lowered an
Ideal.
All wars at bottom are clashing Ideals.
Above the roar of guns in France there
was waged the true war-the conflict of
Ideals.
Behind the family is an Ideal.
Behind the church is an Ideal.
Behind the nation is an Ideal.
Behind the universe is an Ideal.
For the Ideal of all Ideals is God.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-05
Uncle Sam
WHAT CAUSES INFLUENZA AND
HOW Is 1T SPREAD,

Bacteriologiss who have studied
Influenza epidemics In the past have
found In many OF the cases a very
small rod shaped germ called. after
It's discoverer. Pfeiffer's bacillus. In
other cases OF apparently the same
kind OF disease there were found
pneumococci. the germs Of lobar
pneumonIa. SIN others have heen
caused by s,rcptococci ana nv other
germ.
ecy.r,, r,ro,.ar oh.orvor. NJ,
"a. h,.,. =, .xn.r,ro,,. .o.a,,.,aa
s,r.nr ~. Ia, 80. ua,sa,,. 80
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80. =.
nv o.u'''ai' "'I.''' N''' ou' 'i,a' -
oe'oss " VI o"ink,S
'"'a" Seine sp"Nen vi Us i"eraoic
vifuses' because .hey can pass 'hru
'he pores Oh uhsia@eo porce"ih III
ters' frankiy' then. scientists are
not yet agreed that the germ OF In
fiuenza IL really known.
No matter what particular kind OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-05
New Ether Called Greatest
Medical Discovery of Age

TORONTO Ont. Feb. 5.-Dr.
James Cotton. the young Toronto
surgeon whose new ether It is
claimed viii rcvolutionize pain
easing methods. has won his fight
for It's recognition. The new an
aesthetic In being produced on "A
huLe scale by the II. !. DUPONT
de Nemours CO.. Wilmington, Del.
DIR. Cotton's wife. concert singer
and protege OF the late Lillian Nor.
dica, shares with him the honor OF
the triumph, he insisted today. as
he told the story Of what his dis.
oovery viii do. and OF the years
OF encouragement while II was
being developed and tested. and
wLllo leading medical men scoffed
ut It's possibilities.
The new ether, DR.. Cotton asserts
Is really a development OF ether that
was discovered years ago. but IT
acts more quickly. almost entirely
eliminates nausea and allows even
major operations. such as removal
OF the appendix. To be performed
without the patients either feeling
pain or losing consciousness.
IL In said to be valuable In child
birth. relieving the mother Of much
suffering. tho 1t does not remove
all sensation OF pain. Perhaps Its
queerest effect liz that when "A Ger.
tain amount is administered, the
patient becomes incapable OF tell.
ing anything but the exact truth
in answer To n question. The most
hardened criminals. II Is claimed.
win give up their secrets under
It's influence.
Some methods of administering
the ether. DIR. Cotton says, do not
differ greatly from the familiar
ones. Others are as simple as the
DOMINIC OF "a mask. A reporter
stuck pins into n man equipped
with such mask. with no ap.
parent effect other than to amuse
him.
Experiments in developing the
new ether lasted for years. and
were laughed at by many OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-05
Editors Mail

Editor Star: Why do you cease
firing on the Japs and married wo-
men whose husbands are working
and earning good money. and they
themselves holding down n job that
a service man would be glad to
havef The employers were just be.
ginning TO wake up when you quit.
and now they are sound asleep
again when an cx,soldler asks them
for job Keep II up. Star. and tell
them--the employers Of Seattle
that it$wiil take them whatever
time itVckes for a man 10 20 from
the Soldiers and Sailors club TO
their place Of business to get good
competent help.
There are very few OF the en-
pioyers who realize that men can be
obtained TO fili clerical positions.
and also vast variety OF trades.
men and laborers. by calling up the
employment department OF the Sol
dicrs and Sailors club.
And also put a bug In tho mar
ried women's ears. that are holding
down our jobs. and tell them that
we who went over there" 20 fight
SO they might live in peace. fin.
ished the job In time 80 that their
husbands and sons didn't have to
go. are now being deprived OF he
right to work and make an honest
living because they who took cur
jobs when we left refuse 10 give
them up.
Roast the employers who are EN-
ploying these women and also those
who prefer Japs and other foreign
ers 10 us. The laws OF the United
States will not allow me TO use the
mails for the purpose OF conveying
my opinion OF the Japs. for ]
couldn't do II without employing
profanity. so III leave that part
entirely to you.
Put up a good scrap for us.
Star" and youll be doing as much
good ms we did over there. We
don't want charity or any OF that
stuff, but we do want job, and
believe we are entitled TO one. How
about II. 'Buddics"7
AN EX-SoLDIER OF THE
A. y. +.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-05

With an Ideal, rough stones rise into a
cathedral, take form as beautiful statues, CO.
operate in bridge-span, assemble as tur-
reted castle. 1t is the Ideal that crystallizes
them, as some hidden force in nature crystal
Lies the particles of matter into quartz or
snowflakes.
In physics there is law of crystalliza-
ton. In the affairs of mind it is the Ideal
that parallels this law.
A man without an Ideal is as a House
Builder without plan.
Every day has its activities. Progress,
development, rational growth, is made up
of the net results of these activities. When
there is an Ideal there is growth toward a
well balanced, harmonious perfection. When
there is no IDEAL life is but field of scat
tered stones.
Life without an Ideal is noise; with an
Ideal, music.
Behind all music is mathematics; behind
mathematics the eternal laws of relations
behind these laws the thinker; and in the
thinkers mind the Ideal.
The Ideal precedes all things and is the
end of all things; it is the first and the
last the Alpha and the Omega.
Behind this world, floating as guides
torch in the dark, moves an Ideal. In pro-
portion as men realize it, grasp it, work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-05

interchange OF respiratory germs
thru inhalation, II must be remem'
bered that there are many other
paths by which such germs are
spread, either directly or indirectly
Soiled hands, common drinking cups,
improperly cleaned eating and drink
ing utensils in restaurants, soda
fountains. etc, roller towels. infect
ed food-these are only few OF the
common vehicles OF germ transmits
sion. The use OF face masks ap'
pears TO make people neglect these
other paths Of infection and there
fore such use has not been attended
with the success predicted for them,
II we would be more successful In
combating influenza, greater atten.
ton must be paid TO the other fac
tors Just enumerated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-05
TOMORROW

ON the 9Th of February. In 1885,
~ Charles H., of England, died.
At the time Of the execution of his
father, Charles l., the prince was a
refugee at The Hague. He imme-
diately assumed the title Of king
and was proclaimed in Scotland and
in some parts Of Ireland on Febru.
airy S, 1919. 1t was not until 1860
that Charles finally entered London
as sovereign Of England. His ca
reer and character were marked by
excessive and cynical selfishness
and fragrant debaucbery. He died
Of apoplexy at the age of IS.
In 1876, on the 9Th Of February,
an earthquake shock was felt the
length OF the New England coast.
On the 9Th OF February, In 1856,
Aaron Burr was born at Newark, ".
]. Burr was a man of exceptional
intelligence and brilliancy, but his
career was ruined by the inordinate
ambition that led him to plan the
formation Of new empire in Texas
and Mexico. For this plot he was
charged with treason, tried. and ac-
quilted. Public opinion, however,
did not acquit him. and Burr was
forced to exile himself In Europe.
In 1912 he returned TO this country,
and, as the feeling aroused by his
trial had greatly diminished, he set
tied In New York and practiced law
there until his death in 1896.
In 177s. on the 9Th Of February,
the Treaty OF Alliance, by which
France avowed and formed a de-
fensive alliance with 1t, was signed
at Paris. The signers we're Benja-
min Franklin. first American minis.
ter to France; Silas Deane, and
Arthur Lee. Count de vergennes,
minister of foreign affairs under
Louis XVI, signed for France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-05

pang number of traffic accidents all interesting and
most of them beside the point.
What police said is straight to the point They
recognize the fact that there two sides to the question
What most OF the Others have sad Is bunk lot OF TS
that the automobile is paything of the rich or vicious
that the motorst takes endsh delight in speed
ing his and chasing the noffensive pedestrian
clear the sidewalk or up an alley just to try to kill
or main him.
motor essentially the working mans proposition There
are 40 times as many Fords running up and down the
streets of Seattle there are Pierce Arrows
Remember that the police records rs cent of all
auto accidents happen when the going at less than
And ask Lieutenant Clarence Carr if it isn't true that
eight out of ten accidents due in part at least to
tbuory negligence the part of the pedestrian and
think he will tell you they
Let's get down to brass tacks. The of the flood
g. auto a in Seattle % is
aywaks And the town is too big for that sort of stuff
any longer.
The other day was driving out First at Is miles
an hour had a legal right to drive 90 boy about 7
out in the middle of the block directly in front of
II jammed the brakes and slid down the rough
tracks sideways, tearing up four tires to keep from hit
ting him. The little boy laughed, and his older sister,
the sidewalk, kept right on chewing gum. She should
If I had hit him would have been another of those
speeders who be curbed If human life is be held
safe in fair community.
It's going on all the time; Ask Dana seeth; he knows.
the mSde ds Ss bn sv by % m
rested for it just the same lawbreakng auto driver
there will be accidents even if vehicles held down to
The remedy, of course is enforce the traffic
pedestrians well drivers with these two things under
stood:
l. The pedestrian has the rghtofway any crosswak
II pedestrian is struck any crosswak by vehicle
EXCEEDING THE LEGAL SPEED LIMIT let all the blame
rest the driver matter what the attendant crcu-
stances and let him be given the limit of the law for his
offense
g. Vehicles have the rightof-way between cross walks
any pedestrian wants to take gamblers chance break
the law and in the middle of block let all the blame
rest the pedestrian, matter what the attendant
circumstances.
There are just many grown and women who will
step out in the middle of block arteria paved
street. with umbrella close down their heads and
looking neither to the right the left there
speeders in Seattle. MOTORIST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-05

foremost medical men. The first
promising results were obtained in
May. 1916. when a number of ami
mails were relieved from pain with
out going TO sleep. At this time
II cost $50 a pound to manufacture
the material. and 1t took three
weeks TO make a pound.
II offered the discovery to the
Toronto general hospital and Uni.
versity OF Toronto, TO do with as
they pleased. for war needs" said
DIR. Cotton. Unable to get from
them a statement whether they
accepted 1t or not, after several
months gave the secret TO the
DuPontE. on condition that over
seas troops should benefit by 1t
without cost. My own attempts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-05

TO get overseas failed because the
board turned me down as medi-
caIiy unfit. We hurried the manu-
facture OF the ether as fast as pos
sible, and the first overseas ship
ment was made early in 1912"
DIR. Cotton is the son OF the late
DIR. James Henry Cotton. himself
a surgeon of repute. The boy was
trained In surgery from the age
OF Il. and when he was IS he per-
formed many of his fathers OPP
erations. He is still in his thirties.
Opposition to his discovery, he says,
affected his practice seriously. but
his wife stood by him in the fight.
and repeatedly kept him from CIV
ing 1t up when his own courage
almost failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-05
ANSWERED.

O. I have large ears that stand
almost straight out from my head
Could n surgical operation remedy
the condition?
A. A good surgeon could prob
ably remedy the condition without
leaving a scar. Discuss the matter
with your family physician ard
have him advise you.