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q Co. tine New York Evening World.
about IT," she concluded, "and wake
such people up bit" 81
There is considerable merit in this
suggestion.
They think they avoid trouble in
this way. Perhaps they do. but they
lose a lot that is thoroughly worth
while. There Is nothing more exas- /
pcrating than the individuals from
whom you are seeding some express
on that will aid or comfort you aid
who do not respond because they do
not want to take any burden.
Somehow they take all the starch"
out OF you and leave you weak and
weary. one would prefer having
some one disagree with you rather
than a person who Is forever neither
hero nor there.
l know a young woman who had
two Ewccthearts. They all went to
school together She tried to keen
them both by making each realize
that she was not partial to the
other.
ON occasions when each OF the
young men urged her 20 marry him
she would tell him that she cared
- much for each that she colldn't
make her choice.
Now It happened that these two
young men were initiated in the
EQUINE fraternity at the same time.
INey saw considerable OF each other
ard somehow began to compare notes.
10 make q long story short. this
woman never married at all She
lived TO regret trying 20 keep both
young men as she had done.
1 know a man who held ON 10 q piece
OF property because two net phbors
sought It. lie wanted to keep the
fr.eudsh p OF both and therefore
would not sell his property
There clmo a day when one OF the
rr'gIbnrs moved away to another
town ana had no use for the prop
orty: ana when the man tried to SEN
the piece TO the other nelghbOr, he
refused 20 buy 1t on the ground that
tho property had deterlorated in value
m.u people were moving away from
tlnrc.
Trc man lost out accordingly.
INDIGESTION Is one OF tho worst OF
tr1 u.s.
Tho big people those who arrive
ana who hold uhe high places In the
scheme OF thlngs-are designated as
'imen who cap malce decisioas." -.
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rector for preliminary confab about
picking a cast. There Us a character
in This new film which calls for just
such a girl as that little one / pointed
out and they have picked her to play
the part which Is one Of tho leads.
No wonder she has startled look IN
her eyes. She sees herself on the way
to stardOm."
The publicity director gloated over
the little girl with the startled eyes,
for she rs destined 10 furnish a lot OF
copy for him. However, II is not I'M
usual for an extra girl or an extra
man to jump into a stars part over
night in the movies. In New York
they make quite an event Of u chorus
girl who Is picked out OF the merry,
merry and given "A part in a stage
production.
Within a year movie patrons will
have a new feminine screen idol, N
the plans OF IA certain producer do not
30 asbray. He was walking along
Spring Street In Los Angeles one day
a month ago with one OF his directors
when they mot a little girl in short
dresses with long black Curls hanging
down her back. Both mon were
struck by the beauty OF her race and
tho wonderful life In her eyes.
They stopped and talked TO her. She
took them TO her home, in a humble
part of Los Angeles, and within an
hour the little girl and her mother
wore In the producers office in Holly
wood. Tho producer called Als head
wardrobe woman.
"Take this UttIo girl and her mother
" a dressing rOom," De ordered. put
long skirt on the child and do up
her hair on her head, dcbutaute
fashion"
The mother protested, but the pro-
ducer had his way Half an hour
later thore stepped into the Office an
altogether charming miss, her face
crimson with bushes and tears on her
lashc3.
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II you will study the accompanying
diagrams, taken from Wilson M. Tay-
lor's remarkable little book, 1.-The
Science of Approach" you will learn
how to read heads"-your own, your
friends, your customers'-yes, even
your fiancee's. Mr.. Taylor Is a New
Yorker, with offices at No. s5 West
Thirty-Ninth Street, an expert on
sales and employment efficiency and
a practical psychologist OF many
years experience. And he says there
are just six kinds of heads in the
world, that each type goes with a
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IpNaJydauiJ1

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~ w 10 VNO wv W%ob 20
THE New York Evening World)
UO AN you go to the Cheese
Hill Country Club with me
tomorrow asked Mrs.
Jarr. MRS. Thornleigh Todhunter
Beagle is going to give a piazza tea
in honor Of Lobelia Sticllleback."
WHO'S Lobelia tStickleback?"
asked MI Jarr.
"She's the daughter of Mrs. Pinck-
ney c. Stickleback. wife of ]. Stick
ney Sticloleback, The Complexion
about who made the fortune by put
ting The Baby Vampire Vanity
Case for School Girls on the market.
But Mrs. Sticldeback says he expects
to make several more millions out of
his Two Dollar Vanity Case For
Little Girls Under Ten
He has a wonderful idea in this
connection; the lip salve carmine will
be compounded as a lollipop and as
the little girls eat the louipop 1t will
redden their lips.
81 won't go to any such afairs!'
said Mr.. Jar, somewhat sullenly.
How do you think l can get away
from the Office"
Yes you could, If you wanted TO-"
Mrs. Jarr persisted. IF 1t was some
one who had liquor TO- offer you
you'd GO"
Never mind about that" said Mr..
Jarr. ''Pm not going to any piazza
tea for Baby Vampires or anyone
else!"
W'hereupon Mrs. Jarr began to
whimper she got nowhere, and Mr..
Jarr surrenderod-
SO promptly at II. NJ. the next
afternoon Mr., Jarr, attired in his nat
TEST summer suit was en- route with
Mrs, Jarr and Clara Mudridge Smith
lin the latter's open caT-to Cheese
Hill Country Club.
The Stckebacks who were giving
the affalr--Or rather paying for it
as Mrs. Beagle was giving it-were
quiet and somewhat bewilderod peo-
pie. They were a man Of fifty, OF
good appearance; his wife, pleas
ant-faced woman OF forty, and a
daughter Of twenty.
They sat somewhat III at ease,
grouped near the head Of the table,
whore Mrs. Beagle, a grand old war
rior sat terrifying the walters
THAT Is Col. Andrew Jackson Bill
ups OF Memphis sitting by Clara
aMudrtdEe Smith" Mrs. Jarr wills
pcred eagerly. ole knows q lot Of
funny stories about Mike and Pat
and an old dnrkoy down South wait
TIL you hear him speak He'll be
master OF ceremonies, Miss Badger
a newspaper woman who interviews
all the popular murderessCs Is the
thin girl in eyeglasses. She's to hoe
one Of Mrs. Beagle's secretaries. But
az the guost OF honor viii he Ivan
Ivanocltchsky mo Kommi ssar from
the TOlshevist Government"
'1}ut what good will all this d.
me?" asked Mr.. Jarr
"Tfush!" said Mrs. Jarr, I'VE might
as well make friends with the Boil
shevist KommlssaT. Who can tel
what will happen these daysl"
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NJ I'm F1OLL- NNOObs
In and out of costume and make up
are people who thought few years
ago that they would spend the rest
OF their lives in and around New
York, making a good living through
some connection with the theatrical
profession. Look at this crowd COM
ing out OF the Fox studio gate and
crossing Western Avenue to the lunch
room whore everybody connected with
the organization assemblies for the
neon day lunch.
Leading are Shirley Mason and
Eileen Percy, Brooklyn girls both,
movie stars under the same manage
ment, and right behind them are
William Farnum and ]. Gordon Ed
wards, his director. Now comes
Hampton De Ruth, director OF Sun
shine comedies, his collar wilted, his
shirt damp from the effects OF super
vising one OF the twenty-six produc-
lions he Will have to turn out this
year.
Lunch in a Hollywood cafeteria IS
an experience replete with incident.
Three burglars sit over there at "A
table with two nuns. A society
grand dame with powdered hair and
"a velvet gown cut down Y shaped to
the base of heT spine, cuts hlr apple
PIE a In mode with a knife and fork
A director, silk shirt open at tho
neck blows cigarette smoke about AMI
curses violently
Il picked him out for the part"
he tells the scenario director at the
next table, "bccause he Is a rough
neck, low brow type. l wanted him TO
look tougher and when ne went out on
location in the desert for the last film
three weeks ago l told him TO grow a.
beard. He got back this morning
with the beard, but good God! 10
makes him look sprimele. Now no
has a map Ike n saint, / have east
him for tho part, We start shooting
to- morrow and he wont shave off tho
whlskers."
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man with this classification will look
far ahead into the future. TO deter
mine whether a man Is long-headed
(see Fig, No. 81 we measure in a line
straight back from the external audi
tory meatus, b, to the back Of the
head, A, and this distance should be
onehalf of the distance from the bot
tom of the lobes of the ear, c, to the
top OF the head, d.
"Short heads are short-sighted and
mindful only of temporary gain. A
man that Is short-sighted is interested
The evening world., 1920-08-19

Advertising won't make the world
20 round, but It's what keeps the
sextuple presses rotating. Few guys
could ever be heroes II 1t wasn't for
daubs of printers ink. Gen. Julius
Caesar advertised all his wars, and
they're still selling books that he
wrote about 'em. Alexander adver-
tlsed for more worlds to conquer,
and he certainly got quick results.
Paul Revere advertised the Revolu-
tionary War and Longfellow adver-
tised Paul Revere. The guy that said
the pen was mightier than the sword
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follow-up campaign by the boys. II
a wren has swell lines she places
EN- in preferred position on the
beach.
A frail advertlses her teeth with
. :ssai,c. = baby adye-t!scS !ts'
hunger with a cry. A souse adver-
tlses his past by his nose and his
thirst by a prescription. The de-
partment store birds aren't the only
ones. A man advertises his back
bone with his fist and a woman
advertlses her backbone with her
filet lace. A guy adVertlses he's good
by going to church and he's bad by
going to Canada.
Magellan discovered the strait
and Doc Cook the four-hush, but
Doc got more dough because he
advertised. And there's Venus.
Who'd pick a dame with no head and
two bum arms TO be the worlds most
beautiful frail II she wasn't adver-
tised in all the Histories? Even Cox
and Harding are going to ADVERTISED
But we'd like to read Cox's ad. in
the Marion Star and Harding's stun
in the Dayton News.
Yea, DO! II pays 10 advertise! n
II didn't, you'd be reading this dope
in a four-page newspaper and
there'd be no name at the top Of the
story.
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knew the value OF his publicity
department. Ink Is mightier than
blood because the more ink you shed
out of your system the better off
you feel. The Bible itself warns
against hidias your HsAt GEacr eight
pecks Of wicker work.
The get-rich-quick guys advertise
their oil companies and they keep
on going up. Rockefeller advertises
his gasoline and that keeps on going
up! Nothing Is impossible to boom
on paper. California advertises Its
climate and Portland advertises It's
cement. Advertising has made
Poughkeepsie more famous for
cough drops than Vassar College.
And even when all the world knows
you, you continue to advertise. Like
Henry Ford. Ford could still shake
up the people without advertising,
but does he2 He does not! Henry
would spend his last jitney on an
agate line. And even the banks ad-
vertise-sometlmes for missing
bank clerks, maybe, but they adver-
tise Just the same!
It is legal to advertise anything
but booze, but anyway booze is on
every ones lips. You'll find the
Green River in the Biographies,
Haig and Halg in the histories, and
1nhnnv walker In the city direc-
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nv pEXS 70 ANNERXVSE5
Advertised the Revolutionary War and Longeow
Advertised Revere; It's Legal to Advertise Anything Cept
Booze but Anyway, Booze 5 Of Every Ones Lips
BIZ Neal r. O'Hdra.

Copyright by rrOs EvcnnE WHD
Everybody does Armour spends million
dollars year advertising the meat business
Even started the ADVERTISE open
campaign had smaller ads the end oil
running for about three months be
only trouble with Wlies
judgment lie advertising himself when
he should coumnand that his slight
mistake Is In the amusement column
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Copyright by Press NT
ANGELES,
7
Yonder Pontius plate
=
headed a cafeteria a waist
their
farmers Western whker
hatboxes passes
nv eatv
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tories, but never In the advertise
ments. Hooch never gets into dis
play type except in the hair tonic
section. You can't even advertise
formulas for home brew. but there
are ads. for accident Insurance.,
which is the next best thing.
But aside from grog there are
practically no limits to advertising.
A dame can advertise her shirtwalst
with one insertion-provided the in-
sertion's made OF peek-a-boo lace.
Short skirts are used to advertise
silk stockings and are sure OF d
The evening world., 1920-08-19
PROOF THAT ROMANCE LIVES IN
MOVIE AND.

"Seo that little girl over thcre-the
ono with the startled ok in her
eyes," asks tho publicity director.
yesterday she was an extra earning
SO o day when sho worked.
This morning one Of the directors
was handed a new script and went
into conference with the casting Of
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Ov~ooEL oo.I.Fo. Has Your Fiance Short Head ?
OCCOCOLCOAIC Ce HeWll Not Consider the Future.
By Marguerite Mooers Marshall

y F1euPu Esnnsw
high-brow, longheaded Mr.. Wiseman7
that inside
OF
whether you you
absorbed n getting place o live by october /.
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T lib u n IOTTTITN TIHUV " a
friend OF mine in speaking OF some
other young woman.
you never can get n decision from
her" she continued. "When there
rs any controversy and she is asked
for an opinion, her answer Is invari-
ably 4 won't talIo sides either way;
/ am neutral
81 wish you would write something
The evening world., 1920-08-19

This child IL a real find. In her
school girl dress, with her hair down
her back. she does not look TO be over
twelve, and she can be made 10 look
seven or eight years old for screen
purposes. In the film she will grow
up from seven to eighteen, and about
all they will have to do 20 give the
impression of the budding from child
hood TO young maidonhoOd ia change
her dress and the style OF putting up
her hair.
ROmancel You said It, gentle read
er. There Is romance in the movies.
II this particular producer and his d.
rector hadn't happened to DO walking
through Spring Street, Los Angeles,
at a particular moment on n partiCu-
lar day last month the child, who Is
destined for fame, popularity, a life
I'm the public eye and wealth beyond
desire. would probably, judging from
her station In life, have married a
poor man and reared a large and in
teresting family in this climate.
big MONEY" EARNED BY AMI.
NAL CINEMA STARS.
A man who owns n monkey that ts
almost human In the exercise OF
seeming intelligence gets $25 n day
for the use Of the siman ana the mon
key works almost every day. Need
less 20 say, no is pam
pered monkey. A man in Hol-
lywood makes II speciality, Of
renting dogs and horses 10 the NOV
ing picture producers. The magnifi-
cent wolf hound which figures 50
prominently in many productions ami
has been seen by millions Of motion
picture theatre patrons earned $4,000
for his owner in two years.
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SQIIie George Is Very COntented
I@@@
600

She is the clan
grandmother Of
the Onon d ga
tribe in Norti-
ern New York.
She has reached
the venerable
age Of l02 years
and is still
healthy enough
to smoke pipe
full Of tobacco
strong enough
to knock a
white man out.
GOO
-. s.a. ~.
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Mans Personality Can Be
Extracted From the Bean"

WfD0c. IF Your Husband Has High Head, He
~ 800. Aspres to Lofty Ambitions
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cquhat by rrga Co New orb Evening
will it," concluded "and wake
through such people up BIT -, -.
The evening world., 1920-08-19
By Martin Green

emit Of The EVENING WORLDLY
The evening world., 1920-08-19
DUMPING INTO SCREEN CELEB
RITES IN HOLLYWOOD.

up by sweaty red suspenderp.
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bonds closed: sMs. ss4.s2: first As.
$3.50 bid; second 4s, sS7.o0; first
4Ha. fSa.4O; second AIS, fS7,66;
third ana, t9O.2S; fourth 4Ha.
$3.50: victory sAs, ss6.2e; victory
q 5000.
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JOHN LEHNEF
ATT0RNEY-AT-LAW
1890 A, Afmiio Bldg. Tel. t7T.
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MARKETS
New york Stocks

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Rencwed
signs OF trade reaction, tight money
and the further collapse Of foreign
exchange were the outstanding fac
tors In today's active. but %depre~sed
stock market. Sales Appropriated
100000 shares. The closing was
weak.
Liberty Bonds.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Liberty
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FOR sAIE-TypewTlteFs/ -

FOR SALE rYPEwRITERs-An kinds.
both new and second hand, bought, Aold.
rented aud repaired. Aibuquctque Typewrit
or Exchange. Phone s03.J. 125 South
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MISCELLANEOUS

TAxIDERNTsT AND FuRRIER-J Z.
Watson, 100 So. Broadway. Phone eo2.J.
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srruArIoNs WANTED

wANTED-Position by man experienced
In wholesale dry goods; collecting ae-
counts; driving a car. Can furnish bost
1T58.H.
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WE start you In the candy business At
home, small room, or anywhrrei every
thing furnished; earn tdO.uO weekly ms
nen- experience unnecessary; hdVor
tiao candy. Send self.addfessA,. STAMPED en-,
yolopr for free particulars. Knrn'a Candy.
making Co., Phindelphie, Pa.
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CHICAGO. Nov. S-Sharp new
retbacks in the price OF wheat today
accompanied decentralization Of for
eign exchange. Besides, liberal re-
celpts were reported at Kansas city
and Omaha. Initial prices which
ranged from 1 TO az cents lower.
with December s1.SS 10 $3.50 and
by material further declines and
then something OF q reaction.
Evening up to prepare for the gov
eminent report GAGE comparative
fi~mnsss to corn. After opening
to ! cent lower. with December soy
to g0H cents, tho market rallied In
some cases to above Saturdays Finish.
Oats started unchanged to X cent
lower. May, b7h TO SIX cents,
scored slight general gains.
Lower quotations on hogs woaken-
cd provisions. Trade was Hight.
whsat-rsc.. si.s4a; March.
corn-Dec.. s1%o, May. s6Me.
Oats--Duo., SIC; May, 57hc.
Pork-Nov., $3.50; jan, &24.Ob.
Lard-Nov.. $1s.G5: Jan, Si5.7e.
Ribs-Nov., si4.oo; jan, sls.ss.
livestock
DENVER. Colo. Nov. s-cattlc
receipts. t3,O1O: market slow 10 20
cents lower; beef steers. $500
1850; cows n hclfers, $6.25W
7.75; calves, $1,000 q 1850; s~tockers
ana feeders, S7.s5 @9.50.
sheep receipts, $4,000; market
slow, prospects weak; lambs. $1i.2s
Oils; ewes, s5.0O06.7o; feeder
lambs. sti4so0is.oo.
-
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Cattie receipts
10000: market slow; beef steers and
butcher she-stoek. mostly 20 cents
lower; spots, 80 cents down; some
cornfed yeariinga steers and heitcrs
steady; top y~earlngs, $i7.5Oi quality
generally plain. bulk native steers,
Sa.7bW1b.0O butcher lows and heif-
ers largely $3.50 SOC; Gamers and
cutters. f3.5005.OO; weak 20 loWsri
! bulls steady; bulk boioEnas, $6.00lW
4, CTS; calves steady TO 20 cents lover;
bulk steers, Sf4.OOG14.5O; stockers
and feeders. 25 cents lower; receipts
westerns, 10000. lower.
Hogs, receipts, $1,000; mostly 25 to
35 cents lower than Saturdays aver
age: top one load, stf20; bulk.
S18.15Q14Oo, pigs 25 90 SO cents
lower; bulk desirable 125 70 -sV
pound pigs. Si4.0oQ14.2b.
sheep receipts, 26,00Oi fat sheep
and lambs generally 20 cents lower;
choice native lambs. $500; bulk ma
lives, S11.0o @1i.75; top native ewef,
$3.50; bulk natives. fs.b0W ohoi
Feeders steady; choice feeder lambs
s12.75.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Nov. S.
Cattle receipts. 3f.b00; beef steers
and she-stock mostly rs cents lower;
early steers. S7.5O0s.z5; bulk she
stock, 5000 1850; canners steady TO
rs cents lower. mostly $3.75W 400;
bulls steady; calves, rs cents to 3l.v0
lower; choice v~ealefs, $i3.0O0 1880;
stockers and feeders steady TO 20
cents lower.
Hogs, receipts, 1O,bOOi market
opening 10 20 90 cent? lower, closing
active. steady TO 10 cents lower; TOP
|lSiS.GO; bulk light and medium,
ff3.s5 % 1850; good and choice l8o
to 100 pound hogs, Si325@ls.So.
For Household and Piano
Moving. Baggage, etc,
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WAETED-Carcful kodak annAfng ~ maa
ter photographer; twice daily servtes. Re
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FOR sALE-rwo extra good Jersey rows.
Phone 240i.I 9.

FOR SALE-64O acre homestead entry, six
miles out on mesa; unimproyed; $3.50.
Box sos, city.
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WANTED

Position In store by young, expert
cnced man; can give best references;
want permanent place.
Address Box ar. IT,. Care Of Herald.
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HAYE you an opening on your ranch for
man and wifei Experienced In scientific
forming; also have had 6omo mechanical
training: can assist in many ways. Ad.
dress Box &C, care Of Herald.
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N. 8. HNaE. d. c., unrnoPRAcToR.
Office goa ". Central Ave, Phone sIe,J:
ATTORNEYS 10
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POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR sALE-Geese for Thanksgiving dinner.
Dressed and delivered for % apiece. $40
s. Yale. Phone etoo-J 4
New Britain herald., 1920-08-13
NEW HINERIL FOUND
New MfinorAi, Resembling Asbestos, rs Discovered in An Eight Foos Vein in ssass of NevsdA-

Tonopah. New. Aug. fs.-New min oval substances. resembling Asbsstoa has been found in an eight foot vein near coaidale. Nov. onhciais of ths federal bureau of mines havo indi- cated their intention of sending ex- ports to study ths material.
 Experiments have proved the now substance Is excellent for incubation and is also . good polishcr for dia- monda, rubies and other precious rcnnes. It will also serve as soap. pssnx SO gritty 1t Htii cut grease. It is also said i'd. Dc lnrcprocf. Aitnongh resembling asbestos. it Is said to be too light for asbestos.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-13
.cnrRorRAcTrc TALK NO. . New Health Method
.y . A: v.,:, ,A. a...r cs,,.ss.e.e,; Y ?. {.

Do you xno~ that tsdsy tnsfst ls hardly A locality in the country where chiro- nr aoffc Im not being extoIIedT Ten thousand .prA1titioners. scattered in practically svsry osty and town n every state. with an en-
 nnslastio lay foiiowiaM running into the raiifons. evidences the growth ef tAm science. which only . little while ago wss unknown. Chiropraotio has grown sscAuse It is the only system which gets beneath tymptoms to the underlying eause of sick ne&s and suffering and removes that cause | completely and permanently.
 No matter haw strong your dislike Of new faeAs may s~. you cannot Kst around fNcts. ff drugs or o~tsopathy the knife have net made you q. strong and healthy e Mature intehdsd you to bA. it for the simple rsAAon that thsy COULDN'T.
 Spinal AAJsstmepts est at the root of year mAiAdy and remove H. This method Co based the natural law of cause and , sasct Thousands of people have suffered wfth the same pain. Aohs or weakness you haze and they are aow in robust health. Do e they did. try Chfropfactic, and the sA~e results will ocOur in your case. Free Generalization.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-13
EARN $50 PER DAY

bncrp @nrnr@F~ m soao1nho FA"S0 H1
 Much As This While working for
 RAnchmen.
 Denver. Col. Aug. 1s-shocp shear ars make as much as $50 day. the State Labor Department has learned. In hearing evidence in . wage dis- .puts 1t was disclosed that tho con- fruct price for sheartng is IT 1-3 cents - .,rhear''.
 - The evidence further disclosed that Eood workman with modern equip nnant can clip TOO sheep . day. which means sss~ This is cons'd- cred about tho minimum wage among journeymen of tho profession. rho exports can shear 300 sheep In "a day which nets them S59.so.