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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-25

Misses Dorothy and Frances Yonge
of Jacksonville are the attractive
guests Of their grandmother. Mrs. r.
K. Yonge and aunt, Mrs. Lester LII
cas-. They will remain for two
weeks visit.
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TWO NEW FOREIGN POSTS
OF THE LEGION FORMED

indianapolis, Ind. Aug. 25.zAn-
nouneement has been made at nation
al headquarters Of the American La
gion here Of tile formation Of new
foreign posts ef the organization n
Japan and Belgium. There are now
13 posts Of the legion outside Of the
United States.
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Mrs. C. Z. Gamsby leaves somor-
row for visit to Montreal, where
she viii be the guest of her son
Cameron, an ex-Ocala boy, an officer
during the war in the Royal Flying
Corps, and now an enterprising
young business man of Montreal.
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Notwithstanding the heat. good
number attended the weekly dance
given by Mrs. Tom Barnes In her
classroom over the Commercial Bank,
Tuesday evening. The room was fixed
up prettily, and all present had q
pleasant evening.
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4 HOT TINE IN THE
OLD TOWN THIS MORNING


New York, Allg. 24Eight were
injured in FIRE which trapped
score Of families in an East Side ta-
ement this morning. The fremen had
to play streams Of water on tenants
huddled on crowded fire escapes be-
cause Of the intense heat.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-25

Goodnight chases mosquitoes,
gnats and other insects: rs cents the
bottle at Gerig's Drug Store. It
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LATEST LOCALS

Temperature this morning. n; this
afternoon, 30.
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Ocala Is going to play High Springs
this afternoon and tomorrow at Hum
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Mr.. Percy Smith. now engaged with
Smith q Co, Jacksonville. 10 home
for few days, resting UP.
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Mr.. B. Goldman, Ocala's why pay
more merchant, returned last night
from business trip to Jacksonville.
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
Episcopal.

ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL, Poplar
and Orieans) Services ninth Sunday
after Trinity. as follows: tbs am,
holy communion; $3.50 am, Cathedral
church school; 1880 am. holy commun-
ion, with sermon by the Very Rev, f..
DUN. Devall, dean.
CHURCH OF GOOD SHEPHERD,
Fourth and MllD.-9:30 am. Sunday
school; II a. m. holy communion, with
sermon by the Rev. Arthur Howard
Noll, LID s pm. evening prayer
with address.
ST. LUkE'S.-During the absence OF
the Rev. Il. b. Ramage, rector During
July and August, the city clergy in turn
will conduct the holy communion SER
vice at o'clock am. Rev. f. DUN
DevaIl will hold this service. Sunday,
August /. Sunday school $50 am,
Mems Bible class 10 am. Morning pray
err and sermon II am,
TRINITY, (McLemore and cummIns).
Rev Mart Gary Smith, rector; 8 am.
theme: 1.-THE Value of Small Things,
pm, theme -Four Kinds OF Man"
$50 am. church school. Z pm. Chris
tian Endeavor,
CALVARY, Second and Adams).-
Rev. Charles f. Rlaisdell, rector, Ser
vices for the ninth Sunday after Trim
ity; Sunday school $3.50 am; Bible
classes Gas am: holy communion and
sermon, by Rev. Paul f. Williams at
II am.
GRACE, Vance and Lauderdale.)-
Rev Charles r. Wright, rector; holy
communion at 7:15 am; holy commun-
ion and sermon at IL am: Sunday
school at $40 am: Bible classes for
men at 9:45 am.
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Methodist.

FIRST tseeond ard Poplar Sac
rament OF the Lords supper and SER
mon by the pastor, Rev, II. S. Sprag-
ms, DID, at II am: evening service
at s pm; Sunday school ut $3.50 am.
Epworth League at pm.
SEcoND.-Sunday school at $50
am. sermon and sacrament of the
Lords supper in the morning, the older
persons present are invited To meet at
the first table Union services ut the
Second Presbyterian church in the ev-
ening; Rev. A. L, Boone, ID. will
deliver the concourse. subject, "Choos-
ing a Lies Companion" The Epworth
League will meet In union services with
the Christian Endeavor societies at the
Second Presbyterian church at Z pm,
GALLOWAY MEMORIAL Cooper
and Walkerl Rev, Frank =. Jones,
b. Ballard, superintendent. Preaching
at II am, and 5 PM, by the pastor
Epworth League at 7;i5 pm.
ST. PAUL (Rozelle and EueIldl:-
Communion services with sermon by tho
pastor Rev II. l.. Estis, on Christ,
Our Passover" At pm. the subject
VIII be "A Crazy Man. DR.. Estis has
just returned from Durant, Miss, where
he conducted a very successful revival
meeting.
PEPPER MEMORIAL shelby and
pavant). -"Christian Education will
be the subject OF Rev. Otis Gray An
drews, the pastor. at ii am. and at
night what Methodism Stands For"
Sunday school at $3.50 am.
EPWoRTH.--Rev. Warner c, Bar
ham. pastor. Holy communion and SET
mon at II am. The pastor will preach
the last Of series OF sermons on the
Lords prayer at s pm.
VERNON MEMoRlAL.-Rev. George
H. Martin pastor, All regular services
viii be held at the usual hours The
third quarterly conference will be held
Monday night Rev. T, +, Sharp, ID,
presiding elder, presiding.
GREENLAND HEIGHTS, -- Rev,
George n Martin, pastor. Sunday ser
vices at the usual hours, The third
quarterly conference will be conducted
by the presiding elder Rev T. f.
Sharp. DID, at Vernon Memorial
church, Monday night at o'clock.
CENT NARY.-"Man's Relation to
God and Nature" will be the subject
Of the pastor, Rev, h. j. Cox, at IL
am. Sermon by Rev. Sebastin at
pm.
RuNTYN.--Rev. James NJ, Jenkins.
pastor. In the absence Of the pastor,
the morning services will be conducted
by Rev. J. l.. Kline. No evening
service.
ST. JoHN'S.-"F ussyfoot" johnson
will speak at IL am. under the aus
pieces Of the Anti-Saloon League.
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Presbyterian.


CENTRAL CUMBERLAND (Llnder
and Dudley Regular services Sunday
Preaching n II am. and pm, by
Rev, ]. NJ, Wellesley, pastor. Al tht
morning hour Rev. McLeskey viii
preach a special sermon on Sunda!
school work
iDLEWlLD.--In the absence OF thu
pastor, Rev. William Grove, DID, ser
vices will be conducted by Rev. W. W
Harrison, DID. Of Fort Smith, ARR, al
ii am. and pm.
ALABAMA AVENUE.-Services at
the usual hours by the pastor. Rev. 4.
NJ. Lowry.
SEcoND.--Rev. A. Il, Curry will
preach at the morning hour. At pm.
union services of the three congrega-
tons, Linden Avenue Christian, Second
Methodist and Second Presbyterian at
the last named church. Rev A. Y.
Boon, pastor Of First Baptist church,
will preach.
WESTMINSTER bellevue and La.
mar DIR. Charles w. Sommerville, the
pastor, will preach at II am, There
will be no evening service. Young peo-
pies meeting at 7 pm.
M'LEMoRE AVENuE.--Rev ], w.
Orr, pastor Preaching service at II
am; union service Of the McLcmore
avenue group OF churches at pm.
with sermon by Rev. c. A. Waterfield,
pastor OF Washington Heights MethO-
dist church, Union service OF young
peoples societies at pm. Sunday
school at $3.50 am
COURT AVENUE.-"The Faults and
Flaws of Secret DisCiplcship," win be
the subject Of the pastor. Rev. II. O.
Hoftstead, al II am. Mrs Charles
Watson, talented soloist win sing
"Send Out Thy Light" by Wooler
EVERGREEN PRESBYTERIAN. -
Rev J. Il. Carpenter, pastor, will
preach at II am. and pm, the lat
ter service being held in the opcn-alr
Morning subject, The Bitterness of
Sin" evening subject, The Worth OF
Silence"
CHELSEA AVENUE.-R b Clinton,
OF the Alabama Avenue Presbyterian
church, Will speak al II am. Bible
class at 10 am, Christian Endeavor
at pm.
FAITH MISSION PREsBYTE RlAN-
Sunday school at Il am. Rev. G. c.
Smith will preach at pm,
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Church of Christ.

HAReERT AVENUE (2t5s Har.
bert)--C. A. Norred, minister Sunday
school at 9ib n. m. PREACHING
and communion at IL a. m, and 1880
pm Prayer meetings Wednesday and
Friday nights at 745.
OLIVE STREET.-Sunday school at
10 am. Preaching and communion at
II am, and pm. F. l.. Paisley, min
lister.
M'kELLAR STREET.-F. l.. Paisley,
minister. Sunday school at 9i5.
Preaching and communion at IL am,
and 1880 pm.
HIGHLAND Notwithstanding
and communion at IL am, and 1880
1880 pm. f. l.. Paisley, minister.
WALKER AVENUE.-Sunday school
at 9:l5, Preaching and communion at
IL am.
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win be the pastors themes for Sunday
The ordinance Of baptism win be ad-
ministered In the new baptistry at the
close of the evening service. Sunday
school at 9:45 am; preaching and
song services at II am. and s pm;
meeting OF the sunbeam class nj $50
pm; Junior Il. Y. i, L. at $40 pm;
senior r. Y. =. u, at Z pm.
UNION AVENUE.-The pastor. Rev,
II. p, Hurt, will preach at IL am. and
s pm, special music at both services.
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HIDDEN FOES FIRE ON
AUTO DRIVERS AT NIGHT

LEXINGTON. Tenn, July 81. (Spl)--
There has been some excitement in De-
fled parties shooting at persons riding
in automobiles, at night from Parsons
to Perryville, among them being w, r.
Demnison, of PerryvIlle, a member of
the Decatur county court and the De-
catsIr county highway commission.
Wednesday night the store of Lem
Hickman, at Perryville, was broken into
and sugar stolen-presumably to aid in
the making of white mule" liquor rath
er than blackberry jam. The depot
building OF the Nashville, Chattanooga
& St. Louis railway was also broken
into. Bloodhounds were procured to
trail the thieves and shooters, supposed
to be the same.
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PUSHING MALARIAL
CAMPAIGN IN DYER

DYERSBURG, Tenn. July 81 (Spl)
capt Stromquist, who is in charge OF
the antimalarla fight here, is making
strenuous effort to overcome malaria
and make this scourge thing Of the
past A census is now being taken OF
the city to ascertain the number OF
cases Of fever here the last year, the
cost, etc, the information to be used
as comparison with this year which
will show the effect of the fight to
eradicate the mosquito.
Capt. Stromquist is doing most ex-
cellent work here. and the results be-
ing obtained are noticeable
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31

Music at Calvary church Sunday un-
der the direction of Miss Lucille Hatch.
organist will be as follows:
Organ Prelude--Offertoire in f. Read
Professional Hymn.
Mother, Dear Jerusalem. ,.,...,..W Ward
Gloria Tfbe Chant III
Offetory-God is Love. Shelly
John Kinnie and Choir
Presentation Chant lS9
Santus Chant 1874,
Hymn 225.
Doxology Chant 1872. Chant 2O9.
Professional Hymn.
Those Eternal Bowers. .,..,,. .Mosley
Organ Prostitute.
Pontifcate March ..............Go unod
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Sunday Services
JUDGE KELLEY TO
SPEAK TO CLASS

Mrs Thomas F. Kelley. judge of the
juvenile court, will speak before the
Philathea Bible class OF Linden Ave
nue. Christian church sunday morning
at 10 O'Clock. This win he one Of the
special midsummer programs observed
by the class during the summer months
that have done So much to maintain
interest in the work and build up the
class attendance.
The class is anticipating many visi-
tors to hear Mrs. Kelley and cor
dial welcome will be extended to all.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
STATE SUPERINTENDENT
. VISITS TIPPAH SCHOOLS

, RIPLEY, Miss. July 81 (Spl)-State
Calhoun. in company with County Su-
perlntendent John +. Pearce. has visit
ed several sections OF Tippah county
THIS week in the interest of better
schools and report good crowds and
much interest at each appointment.
Mr.. Calhoun was especiaIlv nleased
WIN the progress that the Agriculture
nigh school is making and commended
the trustees for the erection Of a COM
modious boys dormitory and for sepa-
rating the public school from the Agri-
culture high school.
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IDLEWILD PRESBYTERIAN.

The following program win be rem
dered SUNDAY morning AT the IdIewild
Presbyterian church:
Miss Margaret Graves.
The Lord Is My Strength ..... Spicker
Miss Ann Lee Hamilton. Miss Myrtle
Powell, Henry Carlton, Clarence
Banning.
The Voice in the Wilderness 49,. Scott
Mr.. Banning
ahiait .'ss. ....ss..... ..s...s...... e ell
Miss Graves
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-31
MERCHANT
MAKES ASSIGNMENT

SENATOBIA, Miss, July 81. (Spl)-
D. NJ. Holly, merchant Of Strayhorn,
IN the Western part of the county
maze an assignment in chancery court
Friday in favor of his creditors, ]. NJ.
Williams was made assignee. The as
sets listed by Mr.. Holly are about
equal to his Indebtedness.
This is the first assignment to be
made In Tate county for five years
Most of Mr.. Holly's creditors are Mem
phis merchants,
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Christian.


LINDEN AVENUE-Rev. Walter NJ.
White, minister The Philathea Bible
class. Mrs. Battle NJ. Brown, teacher,
viii present an opening exercise, The
Stewardship of Money" at 9:45 am.
The regular II O'Clock church service
win be conducted al usual, embracing
the observance OF the Lords supper
and sermon.
Union Young peoples meeting at I
pm. at the Second Presbyterian
church.
At the 8 o'clock union church ser
vice at Second Presbyterian church
DR.. A. L. Boone, pastor Of the First
Baptist church will preach. his theme
being, Choosing a Life Companion
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Baptist.

FIRST BAPTIST Linden and Laud.
erdaIe) Rev. a, L. Boone ID. pas
tor. Sunday school $40 am; II am.
Or. Boone viii preach on "A Christian
Mans job p,El.. b. Y. p. C., pm.
Mr.. William +. CPussytoot'D johnson
will speak HE Gave Me An Eye To
Make England Dry"
BELLEVUE bellevue and court.)-
Rev. K. NJ Inflow, ID, the pastor, has
returned from Missouri and will preach
at both morning and evening hours.
subject, il am, The Fu,ness Of the
Gospel OF Christ" evangcns,tc service
at pm, Sunday school at $50 m,
i. Y, +, L, at pm
SEVENTH STREET - Rev. l. n.
STROLLER, the pastor, viii preach at II
am, on christian Wumauhood," and
at night on Divine Healing Sunday
school al $3.50 am; +. y. T.. T.. at Z =. NJ.
PRESCOTT MEMORIAL, - Rev
James II. Oakley, pastor win preach
at u m ana 5 pm Sunday school at
9;45 AIN; b. Y. 2. {. at pm Tho
membership OF this church is requested
to be present at the services Sunday.
6iNGHNMToN.--Rcv Carl Monroe
O'Neal, pastor. We Preach Christ"
and What Shall l DO With Jesus"
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Lutheran.

TRINITY.-Sunday School at $3.50
a m. and Bible classes; 10:45 am, reg
ular service, Sermon, Toward God
and Your Fellowmen Always be Faith
ful and True" Rev. M. Bruggeman.
pastor.
REDEEMER 1901 MoLemore) Rev,
Edwin II. Demetrio. pastor, Sunday
school at $50 am. divine services at
1880 am; text. Luke Nvi:1-e. THE
Unjust Stewards Objectionable Folly
and His Commendable Prudence"
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WORK FOR NEW MEMBERS.

Under the leadership OF c. S, Wins
ton, the new superintendent OF the
Prescott Memorial Baptist Sunday
school. campaign for new members
will be inaugurated Sunday. The school
has been divided into groups and each
group will strive to gain the most new
pupils. Rev. James II. Oakley, the
pastor, has been chosen teacher OF the
mems class This class proposes to
build up a strong organization for Bible
study. All teachers are urged to be on
time Sunday
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COURT AVENUE.

The following musical program will
be rendered at the Court Avenue Pres
hyterian church at II o'clock:
Prelude--Even Sons. Martin
Mrs. w, r. Bollinger, organist.
Doxology ....................
Choir and Congregation
Hymn From Every Wind That Blows. .
Choir and Congregation.
Solo-Sent Out Thy Light .... Wooler
Mrs Chas. Watson, soprano.
Hymn Hear Thy Welcome Voice.
Choir and Congregation.
Offertory Anthem Was Glad......
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Unitarian,

FIRST CHuRcH.-william f. Clark,
minister; services in the Majestic, Sun
day morning at II O'clock During the
rest OF the summer, motion pictures
will be used. Sunday, the picture will
teach lesson in applied psychology,
notwithstanding the fact that II is n
Booth Harrington comedy relating the
adventures and emotions of a child by
the name Of Edgar pomeroy. The title
of this picture is. "Edgar's Jonah Day"
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CLEARS $500 ON HALF
ACRE OF CANTALOUPES

COLDWATER, Miss. July 81. (Spl)
N. G. Diffee and his min law. Joe
Poag. are the champion watermelon
growers here this season. From their
patch or less than half an acre they
have already sold s1O0 worth of melons
Ihey brought in one wagon load OF 90
watermelons and about half that num-
Der Of fine cantaioupes.
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Other Denominations.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST
SCIENTIST, Monroe and Dunlap
Services at II am. Sunday evening
service has been discontinued until
further notice. Wednesday evening
testimonial meeting at pm. Reading
rooms at i40S Exchange building are
open each week day from . am. to s
pm.
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FIRST METHODIST.
MORNING.

MORNING.
Organ Prelude. .,,.............,,..
Mrs Bessilee Erwin Reese.
Anthem-The Lord is My Light, ....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, .Prothroe
Choir.
Offertory, Solo-Cavalry ......, Rodney
Mrs. f.. L. Deaton.
Organ Postude ....................
Mrs. Reese.
EVENING,
lrelude .....,.. ......... 's''''''''
Mrs. Reese.
Anthem--O Jesus, We Adore Thee,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .........,... 'Ilke
Choir.
Offertory, Solo--Some OF These Days
- zoe -
Miss Marguerite Fuqua.
BOSUuue .....,.,......... s.'''''''''
Mrs. Reese.
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POWELL AT MARKED TREE

MARKED TREE, Ark, July 81. (Spl)
-Smead Powell, candidate for COVER
nor, spoke here Friday to the largest
Marked Tree. people coming from Lee
panto and Tyronza. All business houses
closed during the speaking
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Sunday Music
ST. JOHNS METHODIST.

Music Sunday morning will be AS
follows, under the direction OF Mrs
James l.. McRee:
Organ Prelude ...,...,..,.....
Mr. Walton
Anthem Blessed Are the Merciful.. 80.
'',...'. '''. ..'....'. 49,, 'iillcs
Mrs. McRee, Mrs. Blrk Mr.. Moss,
Mr., Farley.
Offertory Solo--Hide Not Thy Face,
......a...... ..,,,...... ,.- r IsCltT
violin Obbligato. Mr., Willis)
Erin Farley.
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,,.-,.......- ....-............,.AN hfDr
Solo parts by Mrs. chas Watson
and Dr. c. j. Reitg.
Postlude March ...,............D DUB, DIS
Mrs. Bollinger
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CALVARY EPISCOPAL.

tNiolin Obbligato, MIR, W
Erin Farley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20
Search Out the
Germs of Rheumatism

age sufferer has used such remedies
almost by the gallon. and each sea-
son finds them more firmly in the
grip Of the dlease than before.
The medical profession IS prac-
tically agreed upon one point. how
ever, and that IS that Rheumatism
is more than a series OF local pains.
and that the real cause Of the dis
ease IS deep seated. and cannot
possibly be reached by remedies
applied to the surface.
In other words. YOU cannot rub
away the intense pains of Rheu-
matism.
Some forms Of this disease have
been found to conte from a tiny
germ in the blood. which set up
their colony in the muscles or
joints and begin to multiply by
the million. You can easily under
stand. therefore. that the only in
telligent method of treating such
cases is through the blood
S. 81 S. is such a thorough blood
purifier and cleanser that it can
be relied upon to search out all
disease germs and impurities and
eliminate them from the system,
and this is why il IS such an ex-
cellent remedy for Rheumatism.
1t has been used with great sue
cess in thousands Of cases. and the
fact that it searches out the germs
that cause the disease and elimi-
mates them from the blood makes
il the logical treatment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20

The truth of the matter IS, a
great majority Of the most learned
doctors are full Of doubts about
Rheumatism. They probably are
familiar with some of the local con-
ditions that superinduce the dis
ease, as we'll as its peculiaritles and
effects, but when itcomes toa def
mite analysis Of the disease, in all
of its different phases, the medical
profession has made little progress
toward mastering this painful dis
ease.
Perhaps. like thousands Of other
sufferers, you have thought that
the right way 10 treat Rheuma-
tism is to rub with liniments and
lotions that part of the body where
the pain is felt. This seems like a
reasonable thing to do, and some
times results in some slight relief
for the time being.
But the pains very promptly re-
turn, and you very soon realize
that such treatment merely gives
temporary relief, without making
any impression upon the progress
of the disease, In feet, if local APP
Of liniments, lotions and
other similar treatment would cure
Rheumatism, the disease would be
very easily conquered, for the aver