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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25
Bureau OF
Mis- sin &
Relatives

The star Invites Ne resdess 10 use this
departs ent ~ m aid In fln@1ing mtsstns
Relatives - fvseods. The department IL
10 heip In reanisins thsss whs hevs ben
friends are missing are invited 70 repsrs
the disappearance directly - The star.
Readers whs may know the uhereabeuts
Of p<rross mentioned In this ceiumn -
missing ere requested also 20 report 10
Tho star. Othc~ pewsgape<s sre invited
their cosanunities.
An informant teiephoned The Star
today. saying he believed that Mrs.
Ella l.. Page. 2sf2 Day st. may
know something OF the whereabouts
OF Mrs. Jim LeNore. formerly Pearl
Rae, who Is being sought by an aunt,
Mrs. r. Lindsay. 1900 Fiske ST..
Portland. 10 aid In settling an estate.
He said he thought Mrs LeNore for
merry lived here. Mrs. Pages name
does not appear In the telephone d.
rectory. II shc knows where Mrs.
LeNore IL. The Star requests her to
communicate with Mrs. Lindsay.
A son. missing for nine years. is
sought by his mother. Mrs Mary
Piatt. OF Port Angeles. His name is
Harry Franklin Plat.
II last heard OF him at Monroe.
Benton county. Oregon" Mrs. Piatt
says, In letter to The Star. He
was 2s years old the last we heard
OF him, nine years ago. He had
dark brown hair, brown eyes. height
feet inch. weight IFS pounds
lie is my only son"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25
WAKENS TO FND]
FRIEND DEAD
Moonshine Poisoning Fol-
lows Alleged carousal

Police and county officials may!
launch their first serious invcstiez-<
ton into poisoned moonshine. here. az
the result Of the death Of Wesley A.
Psrnie. "a.
Early Monday PRIME and Harry
Mooney. 7os r. Pike St. were put tn
bod. thoroly drunk. In MONEYS room
In the Lansdale hotel. Union rt- and !
Melrose ave. When Mooney agoko
with duh headache Monday. hal
tried 10 arouse PRIME. His efforts!
were In vain. Pirnie was dead.
Capt ~ c. Collier and Deputy
Prosecutor John j. carmody startcdI
an investigation.
Mooney said he and Prime drank
moonshine almost all Sunday affer.i
noon In the skipper bar. First ave.
and University ST. Early MONDAY!
they were taken home and put 10
bed by John Thompson. sos 15ths
ave. and and J. NJ. Deadly. $50 27thi
ave.
when Pirnie could not be awake
ened Monday DIR. Daniel Buckley vas
called and he pronounced Pfrnie
dead. He died as the result Of drink.
ing the moonshine. the coroner's of
flce said Monday
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He Literally
Offers to Go
on $3.50 Basis

Inspector Ralph Latham Of the
Internal revenue department was In
receipt Monday Of an offer for un-
zslAried service In apprehending
dope peddier.
But that the writer was not with
out hope Of material rrcompense Is
evidenced by the following request:
Get me some kind OF paper
or badge that viii entiiie me to
20 in Chink town. ! need street
car pass and want 10 meet all the
government detectives. don't need
no salary but a $3.50 split and am
ready 10 70 to work at any time"
Doesn't want much does he,"
Latham commented. He ought 10
be- willing 10 pay the government
for $3.50 split on dope"
The offer was declined.
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Called Him ISIS;
Boy Leaves Home

LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct as.--His.
younger brother called him "sis." 20
Clarence Brend. is. has left his homs
20 prove his manhood. His farewell
note said: Tell Charley I'm going
10 make n man OF myself, and when
do will let you hear from me-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25

NO. <ss---sEAIED PRO-
poaais will he received at office OF
General Purchasing Agent AiaA-
kan Engineering Commission 2st
pall Street Terminal. Seattle,
wash. not later than 1880
q m. October 30. 1890. for FURNISH
ing clothing and blankets. Copies
af this circular may be obtained
upon application Mt this office: or
from Alaskan Engineering Conn
mission. 30l poEtoffice Bldg.
Portland. ore. &. r.. DOLE. GEN
erai Purchasing Agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25

srocka orrERFD

FTDtkN WAhTED
Conmonwea Finance. pfd ans
corn,
Palmer linton oil pfd. end com.
Liberty Bonds at Market.
q. J. ATEEpLE
ifs Cherry 81 Main ssfs
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New Phi Delta Theta
Home Rising at u

Work on the new $4,000 home Of
the Phil. Delta Theta fraternity Of
the University OF washington IL un-
der way. al +. fifth st and sist ave
~ r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25
FARM LANDS

s2s AND s35 PER ACRE
Fine close-in logged-ol land IN
the Clear Lake Lumber Co. lands
at big reduction, and ! am sure
u will pay you TO Investigate this.
It's the best land bargain ] have
ever offered YOU ! have put over
have sold out 5000 acres. but this
iH my banner sale. Fine land, adj
joining old farms; good roads to
town and everything ready; easy
clearing. Lot me tell you about II.
". &. PETERS, us Third Ave.
CAN PICK YOUR
locality and farm to suit. The
Pacific Agency. Inc. 400 Arcade
Bldg Elliott ASA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25

1,eee ACRES viRoIs SOIL. SUB
trir~atsd Ian. free from stumps
and stones fine level Land. adtosn-
Log lands Of . similar nature that
are raising tz.oea worth 81 cab.
taxr seed per acre. - 20 ite
bushels ~ oats. 50 bushels 9f
wheat, eco sacks Of onsons. 600
bushels ~ potatoes Ice bushels
Of corn per acre. where al kin1s
Of gfaina. Kferaea vegetables. her
rser and ffuiis row in abundanSS
close TO schools and town
bsmsmbsr. We hsye cniy limited
selling for so per acre terms hair
cash. balance on OF before years
at ~ interest. These lAndf are
sboat 70 miles from SEATTLE.
Washington. in skags, spd Sno.
hemish counties. close % paved
highways
Write for particulars or come and
SPARKS a DYE. 1850 second Ave.
Seattle. WASH
MILLER q MAxpLE u Front ST..
rr~m~rton wash
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tsring Industry. We viii pay you
good wages and show YOU blk
pfoft on your Investment This
10 a rare opportunity. and viii APP
peal to an intelligent man. Apply
10 Mr, Potter. at al Sea boa I'd
bdis., Fourth ana Pike.
BUYER WANTED
We want . man who Is capable %
doing the buying. etc. for man
nfasturinx plant An inys.,meni
f.ly PROTECTED, ana WIN pay blS
salary to start with. which viii
Increase with your duties. A good
position and safe investment
Gee MI Potter. at III ScAboard
Bldg, FOURTH and Pike.
APARTMENT HocsE SNAP
Bile your money In 90 days Large
brick apartment. downtown. fine
condition. best OF furniture: and a
money maker. Call al our office
for Information.
sss burke HidF. and and Marion.
TIMBER xAwMii.l1s. SINGLE
your ilstlngs and give very best
service THE PACIFIC AGENCY.
Inc, eco Arcade BLDG. ELLIOTT
THE PACIFIC AGENCY. fNc. REAi.
Estate brokers Financial Agents.
tiee Arcad. Building. Elliott 1894
Anything from peanut stand
COMPANY ENGAGED IN FISHfNG
will sell small block of stock: an
honest proposition that will pay
handsomc fsturnA Box C-iee.
star.
FOR sALE. cHEkr = it-RooM
sooming house. close N Phone
klIiou szli-M.
q PERSONAL
PERM ANEST HAIR WAVING.
Maresliing.. henA pack for gray
r;.I.kE iSfRovrNsrs,r1 sIoP
No opERATfoNs NATURAL.
shermo. vspor baths sft r1rsi
ave. NJ sfis. LILLIAN CHANp-
i.ER, ssnipraetor. ~
DIR. y. NJ FHEER
Physician and Surgeon
Chronic bineaaea
sok y Third Ave.
swEATs. MASSAGE. nAIsT CLOVIS.
shovel 81 Peoples Bank bidg-
MARY MYLE - LITTLE NARY.
where arc YOU Write George NJ
Answer u-iot Star
FACIAL AND ss'AI.P
scientifically treated. 1904 Third
ave. office scs.
lee REAL ESTATE LOANs
MONEY ron WARRINGTON FARM
AND ACREAGE LOANS. PROMPT
serviee l. 4. RoTHE FARM
MoRTCAGE CO. Inc. Lcary Bldg.
Main tefo.
las FUNERAL NOTICES
GREENFIELD. KATE B.--Beioycd
wife OF j. ~ Greenfield, mother
Of Mrs. Reynolds kusche. Los An
getes: Mrs. Everett 4. Moore. Sac
ramento. Cal: Mrs. u. a. Garland.
Drysd. wash: Mrs. q. sydney
MorrisqA; win ~. Greenfield and
James n. Greenfield. Jr.. OF Sc
attic, Rorn May ~. 1856. Died
October 20. 1870.
Funeral Tuesday. October &c. ..
m. a, the home, sara 18th ave. :.
les LEGAL NOTICE
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MACHINERY

pumps. W. Nontsiius Price co.
Rent or sale. Main sis k1< ist 4.
AwR-vAuoiIAN. BEAVER.
Diamond J., gas OF steam. =. ~
Hicks Co. sis1st ave Il. Main 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25

rARm SPECIALS

rARm SPECIALS
acres at puvsn: house. veil;
chicken house. handy 10 good
school and hiEh school tsoe. 1850
down.
81 acres. Joining DuvaH: all level:
best ~ noii: easy 20 clear, mostly
willow and alder. tsee. ttee down.
70 acres. north Of puvAii. level deep
loan soil. on good road. taso. $50
down
20 acres, Joining above: all level
ssoo. 100 do~n- f1na for fruit
and berries.
10 acres. Sspavlns: house: we'll:
outhuiidlnxA acres cleared (.
young orchard, rich. level land; no
rock Bargain at si.eoo. ssso cash.
20 acres. Monroe di.,irct. nearly all
level. creek epTlnss over half
seeded 10 fimdthys To- scres Of
creek hsttom ti.soa. tste cash
We specialize IN farms and acreage.
IL you are In the market for land.
eaii and see our list.
EEELY a CALLAHAN
ses Hinekiey bldg. al second Ava
Main tstA-
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EXCLUSIVE sTupEnAKER
AGENCY

EXCLUSIVE , ss,T.u,ypEnANrR
SIX MINED MILK on PURE CREAM.
wNltHt
That II the only question you ask
yourself when you choose between
SANDS USED CAR aud the or
binary KIND.
1919 CHEVROLET t-so
From the standpoint OF economy,
this little car H. hard 90 beat And
yet ~ Possesses all the dualifica-
tlenn of higher priced ears You
privately by Z. G. boatman. OF
kirkland
1870 OAKLAND TOURING
Just driven up from California by
MI. foEsrty. who has turned u IN
on an lnciosed tudsbaker, " you
are looking fot q late model light
weight s.cyllnder cat. this one y
wsitinr for you 60 drive away.
The apocdometer shows 1000 miles.
and the tires are good, with one
apare.
1918 sTrpEBAKERs
mo si>kS MD SPECIAL SKIES
We have some very special buys In
~ and rs series Studr bakers. re.
painted aud oVeFhauiea. They are
roomx family ears. and have been
priced with terms 30 easy that
nobody can afford TO be without
car.
sTor AND sHor AT
SANDS MOTORS COMPANY
Kelly springfield Bldg.
nth at Pine. East ssi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25
- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


WORK INGMES
II you can invest $500. with services,
are mechanically Inclined. and
want "a get into a good manufac-
tufing Industry We will pay you
good wages and show you a biz
Ffoht ON your Investment THIS
10 rare opportunity. and VIII APP
peal 10 an intelligent man. Apply
10 Mr. Potter. at 3i7 H.aboard
HILL ElLlrIh lad IsLl 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25
5 FOR sAI.E-RFAL ESTATE

20 ACRES CULTIVATED LAND uN.
der irrigation Alfalfa. grapes
trsweerrics. asparagus, orchard
Cow. team. machinery. New build
tnss Good road. on power. phone
ana light iine. Near schools and
htchiAnd IN the famous Three
Rivers country. where hifalfa 10
cut four times every season Sio.-
eee. on terms Western Pacific
Securities Co. eli Central bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25
70 FOR ExCIiANGE--REAL
ESTATE

ACRES AND ZIG. NEW HOUSE:
water tank and engine. chicken
houses; 20 minutes from Tacoma.
near Camp Lewis VIII sell or
, ,,.ns equity q .r.soo. balance
Guiding Interest Western Pacific
Securities Company. al Central
bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25

unique saat<sneat Or maker m unjust
charge Bet oar reporters are human.
and they des't SEE everything they
write about. Wh<sevsr IN error cre~ps
Into The star. We will he very glad 70
esvpert u, and We viii thapk the friends
whs call 10 60 eur attention.
Ralph King. o-year-old son OF Mrs
Laura King, was not killed when
struck by Wallngford car early
this month. as headline In The
Star Saturday Indicated. Instead. he
suffered injuries to his left leg.
which necessitatcd its being ampu.
tated above the ankle. Satur.
DAY Mrs. King filed claim for $50.
900 damages with the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25
AUTO REPAIRING
rRY u.s.

TRY Us
We give you contract prices on
Chevrolet repairs. All work guar
antecd Chevrolet Agcncy.fGoorge-
town. sidney $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25

ouH EAcHANuE DEPARTMENT.
handles any thing, any whore. ,
states. The Pacific Agency, Inc
tieo Arcade nids. Elliott ssss.
s@ ELL 1913 SEVEN -PAssENdEis
Ftudebaksr ana cash for good resi-
drnce lot, improved district.
pNen, i2ui Howell Elicit fssT.
FtNh-hooM HOME. VALUE tio.o0o.
fuf a valley farm up 10 ii5, GOO.
~ J. Moore. 1919 Third Elliott
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ron sArE--runxrTuRE

bfRr CHEAP - Mffsr VAckTr
Monday, Nicely Vanished light oak
furniture. includes complete FUR
ntahtnEs k-room home. t22o Alhi.
flonaif station West eRt,
7 ROOMS FINE ttRNtTuREl FINE
leca ton. close IN stgs, 400 cash.
ytv monthly. o'NciL iao3 Howell
Elliott 1881.
SWELL FuRNf TuRE s-RooM
flat 1850. $50 cash. tik monthly,
rent sia monthly. Close Ia. o'Neil.
1905 Howell ~
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As,BtTs

TO SELL nEiafAN nAilES . Old
ones and 10 small ones. Call al
atea 18th n W
81 fOR sAI.k--AlTUMOBiIEs
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FOR EXCHANGE--REAL
ESTATE

$50 ACRES: LEVEL: TRACTOR
pillow land, near Conrad, Mont. I2v
acres In cultivation; fine home
and good buildings. WIN consider
Seattle or Coast property ms part
payment. j. A. Neltman. owner,
room III Central Bldg. Elliott
10f9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-25

100 ACRES NEAR CHICO AND
Bremerton: good stand OF timber
on one "io';' other land logged
off VIII take auto or mortgage
for equity. Western Pacific Sc
curitics Co. al Central Bldg.
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| -
81 FARMS WANTED

| wxNTEp--io TO so-AchE I'M
| proved farm. Answer G-ss. star
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ny owNEn--NEw GROOM MOD
err house. with breakfast nook.
Just finished Easy terms, Inquire
AZ 1881 w soth ~. ballard ssic,
LEAVING cry. MIST SACRIFICE
my cosy little home: 10 see 10 10
buy; YER, easy terms. see North
fhfrd 81
SNAIL. COTTAGE. tss DOWN. tzs
month. CouxhlIn. ea< American
Bank nidH. Main ,tTs.
10 ACRES. Level. CULTIVATED
land. south Of chehails near
school. highway and towns Fine
berry land and the coming logan
berry district 81 Washington. A
chance 10 make a big cleanup
after "a is set out 80 berries.
Others there are doing 81 now
VIII take Seattle property or Sc
ruritles AZ part payment. Western
Pacific Securities Co. al Central
I bldg.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-23
BARN
TO BE BUILT
Donnellson Fair Board Decides on
IrYprovement-Fort Madison Fears
keokuk Will Cop Some Trade
From Donne!lson.

FORT MADISON, Iowa, July 23.--
Plans to construct large cattle barn
for the purpose of accommodating the
stock entered in the prize contests at
the Lee county fair, were perfected
at a meeting of the fair association
directors held in Donnellson last
might O. r. Johnston, member of the
board, stated that the barn would be
of sufficient size to accommodate COM
fortably ali of the entries. The fair
association expects to make it's cattle
show one of the main features of the
affair. and already a large number of
entries have been made. Great in
terest in the display of pure bred cat
tie, for the purpose of raising better
grade animals, is being manifested by
the farmers. of the county.
That the merchants of Keokuk are
going to Donnellson enmasse with the
intention of carrying away the Don
nelson trade from Fort Madison, was
developed in communication receiv-
ed from the business men of that city
and read before the meeting of the
board last night. All Keokuk stores
will close on Keokuk day and the
city's entire business element accom-
panied by thirty piece band, will
make an invasion of the city of Don
nelson. The communication from
Keokuk read: "Tse merchants of
Keokuk are going after the Donnell-
son trade and are going to beat Fort
Madison to it." .
0. r. Johnston stated this morning
that he understood that there was
some opposition among local mer-
chants to the plan of closing one half
day on Fort Madison day at the West
Point and Donnellson fairs. my ad-
vice to the merchants of Fort Madison
lis to be present to look after their in
terests in Donnellson," said Johnston
The Fort Madison Chamber of
Commerce has arranged for the ser
vices of the two bands on each of the
two fair days and it is hoped that as
many citizens as possible will make
arrangements to attend one or the
other of the two events on Fort Madi-
son day.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-23
GIRLS! MAKE A
LEMON BLEACH
Lemons Written and Doublt
Beauty of the Skin

Squeeze Cne Juice OF two lem ons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
Orchard White which can be had at
any drug store, shake well and you
have a quarter pint of harmless and
delightful lemon bleach for a few
cents.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion
into the face, neck, arms and hands
each day, then shortly note the beauty
of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use lemon
juice to bleach and bring that soft
clear. rosy-white complexion Lemons
have always been used as a freckle,
sunburn and tan remover. Make this
up and try it [.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-23
GAINED 25 POUNDS
BY TAKING TANLAC
Mrs. Davis Says TanIac Is Respon-
sibIe For Her Present Health
and Happiness.

''Tanlac not only restored my
health but also built me up from a
hundred and five to hundred and
thirty pounds in weight, an actual
gain Of twenty-five pounds, and you
may know by that Just what / think
Of the medicine" declared Mrs. Scott
Davis, r. r. No. 3, Burlington, Iowa.
1.-TWO years ago this fall was con-
fined to my bed for three weeks with
influenza, and it left me In a terrible
weak, rundown condition. My stom-
ach was in such bad condition that
nothing agreed with me, After eat
ing / bloated all up with gas, which
pressed up against my heart until
was afraid to lie down for fear of
smothering. I suffered terribly with
severe headaches, and at times had
such dizzy spells that was even I'M
able to read the paper. The rheuma-
tism in my legs ached dreadfully
my knees and ankles hurt me awful
ly, and often my feet swelled up and
panied me until was simply miser-
able. / was so nervous that at night
couldn't get the proper amount Of
rest, and would get up in the morn
ing completely worn out.
II got to seeing so much good
about Tan1ac that / bought bottle,
and it commenced building me up
from the very start I have such a
splendid appetite now that eat just
anything l want, even such things as
onions and pork and beans, and my
stomach never bothers me in the
least. I'm no longer worried with
bloating or smothering sensations,
and am entirely free from those awful
headaches and dizzy attacks. The
rheumatism has left me altogether
and I never have a pain OF any kind.
| sleep like child and get up In the
morning with as much energy as
ever had and feeling fine. Tanlac is
entirely responsible for my present
good health and happiness, and no
doubt would still be suffering if it
hadn't been for this great medicine"
Tanlac is sold in Keokuk by Will
kinson & Co. and the leading druggist
in every town.-Advertiseme
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-23

There are some diseases which are
absolutely hopeless and past cure by
any physician OF medicine, but they
may yet be palriated and medicine,
il it does not help n one case, may
help in another. To anyone suffer
ing from a disease a remission is a
degree of health and a medicine that
relieves or pa1lfahes q disease is OF
great benefit We, Ennot guarantee
to cure any dfseaoegHkh Number 40
For The Blood 1but We quote word
for word whaesflsa. Ingredients in 40
are recommendedaT In the O. S.
,Daspensatory and tNev American Ma
terra Medical m: the~tneatment OF
blood troubles zm acknowledged rem
edy among all schools OF Physicians,
removes the cause Of disease. stimu-
hates the removal Of waste, thus In
directly encouraging nutrition Dis
orders Of tho nervous system demand
this remedy. such Is = nenEalglaS.
"A "A Igs sS-Ms ;
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-23
KEPFORD' s PLAN
FOR COUNTY M. D.
He Would Employ Man Who Would
Give All Of His Time to Public
and None 10 Private Prae-
tieA.
OF CHILDREN
This Would be One OF the Most Inn
portant Features of His Work,
According to the
Plan.

IOWA CITY, Iowa, July 2S.-Em-
ployment of county physicians who
will give their entire time to county
tice, and who will devote particular
attention to the health of children IN
the public schools and to epidemiolog-
ical cases and preventive medicine, is
the leading feature Of a bill drawn for
presentation to the approaching sess-
ion of the general assembly and spon-
sored by A. E. Kepford, state tuber-
culosis lecturer. DR.. Kepford out
lined the features of the bill in an az
dress yesterday afternoon before stu
dents of the diversity of Iowa sum-
mer session.
ut would be necessary to pay big
salary to the right kind Of men to
make such system successful" said
DR.. Kepford, but the present ineff1c-
lent method of calling on different
physicians for different cases and per-
hitting city and county physicians to
divide their interest between public
health and private practice is one
which should be corrected"
DR.. Kepford said that the tendency
to raise bottle-fed babies accounts for
the higher percentage of tuberculos-
is IN rural districts, inasmuch as most
tuberculosis comes from cows milk
which has not been properly pasteu-
riZed.
Every child up to seven years of
age has had tuberculosis" he said.
but these young children have vlr,le
agents in their blood which overcome
tubercular action in the body. It is
in adults that difficulty develops in
controlling the disease. Contrary to
popular belief both tuberculosis and
typhoid fever are comfortable, how
ever"