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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
Gas, Indigestion,
Stomach Misery
"Diapepsin"


''Pape's Diapcpsin really does"
put bad stomachs in order-'realiy
does" overcome Indigestion. dyspep-
STA. gas. heartburn and sourness in
five minutes-that-jus that-makcs
Pape's Diapepsin the largest selling
stomach regulator in the world. If
what you eat fermcn;S into stubborn
Jumps. you bclch gas and cructate
sour, undigested food and acid: head
is dizzy and aches. remember the mo-
ment 'Papc's Diapepsin' comes in
contact with the stomach all such dis
trcss rnnishes. It's truly astonish-
ing-almost marvclous--and the joy
is It's harnlcssncss. y large sixty
cent case Of Pape's Diapcps.n is worth
lis weight in gold 10 men and women
who can't get their stomachs rcgu-
lated. il belongs in your home
should always be kept handy In case
OF sick. sour. upset stomach during
the day or at night. It's the most eff
hcicnt antacid and stomach regulator
III the world.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

end guests. Misses Carolyn Garrett.
Clarice Booth and Evelyn Field.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Fuller. having sold her
property on First Street to Woodland
anderson. will leave for her new home
In Richmond next week.
Captain and Mrs. c. w. westbury,
who spent the summer here. will re-
turn by November ! to spend the
winter in R!chmond.
Mrs. Victor L. Kcbler, of washing.
ton, ID. c.. Is visiting in the home
OF her uncle. II. c. Garden. en- route
from the marriage of her brother.
Garden Albright, who was married
saturday. October Is. in Chase City,
TO Miss Mildred Potts.
Miss Clara Thrift, who has been
spending several weeks in Washing
ton with relatives, returned to her
home here on last Monday
Mayor and Mrs. II. Lane Cooke have
as their guests the mother, sister and
Brother OF Mr.. Cooke. from Baltimore.
Mrs. J. l.. Miner is visiting her son.
I. c. Miner. and family.
Miss Flor!ne Henderson. of Rich
mond, was Weekend visitor In her
home here.
Mrs. W. a. Shulticc, before her mar
riaGe Miss Manic Richardson. now q.
Norfolk. is here this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

now able TO be aLou, his homo with
the aid of crutches.
Mrs AZ. l.. Stone and Nfrs. Elmo
stone, have returned from New York
Mrs. John A. Mallory. of Peters
burg. has been visiting her sister
Mrs. NJ. y. Wrenn, here.
MISS Elizabeth Campbell. who is
teaching In Richmond. spent the
Weekend at her home here.
Air. and Mrs. George. l.. IIardwicl,
OF Cleveland. Tenn. are here. hav-
ing been called on account OF the
illness and operation on their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
.LYNCHBURG HAS MANY
ARRIVALS DURING WEEK
M. f. Kulp Reported Rccov-
ering From Injuries Re-
ceived When Hit.

LINCHBuRG, VA, oct. 2e-Sirs.
a. Il. Darlington Is ut home after
visits in Washington. Richmond,
pennsylvania and New Jersey.
MISS Bernice Hall. of Richmond. is
visiting her parents. MIR, and Mrs. w
w. Hall.
Mrs. I. p. Ayers and daughter. Miss
Judith Ayers, have gone 10 Green's
boro, y c., to visit relatives.
Mrs. S, ]. Rabcock left this week
FOR Wilson. y. c., to join her hus-
band.
N. +. kulp. ticket agent ut the
Union Passenger Station here. who
was run down several weeks ago
and injured by boy on IL bicycle. is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

exquisite shades ranging from pink
TO blue and fuchs!a.
The basket is of plated ribbon.
The Mary Walls gown itself is OF
rose taffeta, gathered about the bot
tom.
An original and beautiful feature
is the great drape of Georgettc
which forms the sleeves.
The Wristbands" or openings,
through which the hands are thrust.
are dainty wrcaths of hand made
flowers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

NEW YORK. Oct 2o.-"oh, thai,
we two were maying," might we'll be
the motif" OF this flower-featured
tea gown.
Or. perhaps, the happy wearer
might ask. Who'll buy my flowcrs?"
The truth is. she is ready to serve
n cup of tea.
AT any rate, the quaint basket Of
flowers. which forms novel pocket
on the front Of the gown, is as lovely
us 1t is original.
The flowers, all hand made, arc OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

daughter, Miss Frances IIardwick.
u student ut Randolph Macon Wo-
MISS Julia McCarron has returned
from Raleigh, n. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Mcknight have
gone TO sumter. S. c., to spend the
winter with their son, c. .. Nc
knight. Jr.
returned from Springwood. WHARF
they attended reunion OF Mr.. VIII
liams' family.
Mrs. Thruston Cuthbert and daugh-
Der. Miss LuoiLe Lytton Cuthbort.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

arrived hero TO take charge OF tn
associations campaign to raise s125.
600 for enlargemcnts OF Its worI
here In tile near future.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Martell, of Washing tor
IS here for visit.
w. w. Walsh, of Winston lem
was In Lynchburg during the week
z w. a. Doyle has returned to Jack
sonville, after n visit here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

who visited Mr.. and Afrs. ii. w.
Fields here. have returned to their
home In Georgia, accompanied By
Miss Leola Fields.
Mrs. c. w. Harding and Mrs. n. IL
Cheatham have returned from APP
pomattox. where they spent the gum
NOR.
G. a. Tercbaught. of Atlanta. In
ternational \. M. &. a. secretary, has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
Shoes for Children
and Growing Girls

The very best that can be
had are here.
In the Children's Depart
ment, on tho Second
Floor. is every style and
leather.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
By CATHERINE MOORE

when did he der / asked mo-
chanicnlly. II did not matter To me.
I only knew that / was glad that h.
was dead.
. Yesterday" Leonard answered.
l longed TO ask other quesuons--
dozens OF them. But / could only sit
and think and hope that certain
things would happen.
OF course Mrs. Darwood knew.
Perhaps she had been the one 20
bring the news To Leonard. Well.
abe could have his money now. That
was nll she wanted. l hoped that II
would be a great deal and that she
would Eo away on some place and
spend it.
Leonard said little more. He was
tired and we soon went upstairs -
bed.
could not get to sleep. Way into
the night / lay wide-eyed and think
ing heard the hall clock strike two.
and then three o'clock, out my
thoughts were stiIl racing around
wildly. / tried counting forwards and
backwards, but i only ended up by
figuring up how many months II was
since Mrs. DarwoOd had come into
our lives and wondering how many
more it would be before II vas all
ended. Then | wondered what the
end would be- Would il end-or
/ would IL Just he the end of me?
| If Leonard was intensely fascinated.
i would he want to terminate their
| ncquaintance7 Darwood's death might
/ mean the end of things-but in a
| terrible way
I got up an1 turned ON the electric
/ light, | walked up and down the room
4 and then took a book and got back
/ into bed and tried to read / could
4 not.
Oucc | tip-tocd out into the hall
i and stood by Ieonards door. / want
i ed 10 sec il could hear his breathing.
/ lie was sleeping soundly for his
4 breath came III deep. regular Inhala-
/ tions. The sound Of il seemed TO calm
! me a little I went back To my room
softly and Crawlcd into he'd, ! must
have fallen asleep soon after.
Tomorrow The Movies" Barred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
LETTERS OF TESSlE AND JOE

Dear TcSsic
lNo been ra;ing mSsolf on tho
hack for net heiuE a college man ever
since / road Ed.sou's list 81 tgSt gn"s-
tons that an, showing MP ca3lcEt men
tt he ninety nine ard forty -futtt nns
hundredths per cent Enoran. N"t
taa could answer tho qassti.as
myself. hut thcp Nff. Edison n,Ntr
asked mc. ~ thar ie;S me out
In ease yol haven, he.n following
tp thc suhl,,t In rlst explain 6 sea-
how fl WORKS II proves once n"r,
that Edison j. the greatest Rcnils n
the axe For instance, saN college
man applies Al the I.distn iaventing
plan Tor job as second assistant
wire puller.
.l.u ask YOU / few easy questions ta
test your fitness tn. thc 1oh ~aSS
Edison. "HoW marry floating rihs h,s
sardnc whose msddic name was
Picklvbuyg" name thee hy produ ts
+ of sttpp,c-ash' WIN 3nNerted tlq
pcrperm.ut drop What Norwegian
1 general Mas divorced I'm sleeping With
h4S spurs or
+ Naturally the stupid college grada-
a.e shakes n3s head WITH ignorance
ard hlS knees with fea~. and Edison
secs a once ,ha; Il would le ms
,aka IL SINe Mn. tay 500 month
toh.
Or K the applicant j after higher
position and highcs salary sa'h II ~
Chief circu., cutter ~ $is" month,
the questions grow 4 aord.ngly hard
er aud moro tn kecning Ntth e1rcu4i
cutting such Tor Example as Wha;
was the religion q tnr r.sht hand
Siamose twin Whai Is the cub r"at
IL a pound &c graauiated sugar with
! ouarter-.,,h leak in TIE bag Wha;
Is the French word for scIbbera't
Wei Tess.e. that's the general idea,
and # IIslma the Finish wonder fans
you. YOU might try picking ne"
maid with that system as long Is
vou don't Try il on a husky Irish cir,
with a qu.ck temper.
Ever thine,
loe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
o. HF

squire. IL herself No one shall say
I am no; a good mother, vail malk Z
q good. big bS-c for the little darIings. "
And al this time NJ Squirrel was
not noticing MS busy little wife a.
al. be was eating corn and nuts as
fast as hc could pick them ~ and
leftIRg Mrs. Squirrel be the hep a.
y ell as n Inatc FOR Mr Squirrel be-
aeVed II women's rights. the right 70
a. all fhe Work, while ne took all The
h4nors as ynu VIII learn Later
b and ~ came NJ Stork one night
IN he bright moonlight and peeking
through the tree branches he espied
the nice b.E home of Mrs Squirrel
and he LEFT her enough haby squirrels
"a paw her for al her hard WORK
In the morning when Nj. and Mrs
squirrel awoke there they were. anc
before Mrs. Squirrel could say wo~d
her husband chartered Ny. wha'
handsome children am sure every
one VIII see how much they look like
ne
y am glad We made such q nice
home FOR them. ! must run across tt
our neighbors and see i they have
such a nice family as We have"
But Mr Squirrel did not sc, OFT o!
the door FOR mas little wife few al
him ano caught him by the tai. You
STAY r4; here and look after the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
ANSWERED LETTERS.

Ruth Marguerite: Please help me
plan my trounreau and tell me what
household linen I'll need
Answer: have had list Of The
Brides Trouysrau and Hounahuld Lin
en- printed to rend to my readers who
desire such information. I VIII be
glad to send this list to you upon
receipt Of Il stamped. self-addressad
envelope.
A Young Wife: "Wnl you kindly
give me recipe for oi;e pic crust
that VIII not rise? Mine always rises
Answer: Good Crust for One Pie:
put | cup OF bread -four into bowl
aud work into It. with the fingers. !
| cup Of lard and - cup OF butter. Now
add enough cold water to moisteu
| (about tabIespoonss and toss the
pastry on a slightly Toured board
Cut into halves cone hat for the
lower crust, the other for the tor
crusO and roll out each half into ~
nearly perfect circle as possible
the size of the pie plate
u. M: II have gotten some Ch"co-
late on a light brown satin waist. Car
YOU tell me how to take It out without
dircoloring the goodsT
Answer There is only one thinf
YOU can do Sprinkle the chocolate
spot with borax, then dip it In colo
water and let soak a short time. aftei
which pour a little boiling water
through the goods. Press with
moderately warm iron. This shouli
not affect the dye Of the waist. al
though dyes today are not Away
to be depended upon.
Mrs. c. +. b.: Please tell me hov
TO make marshmallow cake icing
Answer: Make an ordinary boiie
icing. using ] cup sugar. J egg Whit
= cup water and fayoring. then. Juf
before beating the mixture. add t.
marshmallows which have been 81
into quarters.
4 Reader: Can you give me re'ip
for ng cookies. the kind consisting 9
two white layers with a fig filing be
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
WHY?
why Can FISH Live in Frozen Lake!
Copyright 1920 by
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc

Why Can Fish Live In roEen Lake
When We speak ot pond or lake
as being frozen" We 90 not apply the
term in the same manner as If We
were. referring TO cake of solid lee,
for il Is only the surface Of tho water
which is frozen and the water remains
iauid though the sheet Of ice which
.overS il may be several feet thick. But
fish. az we know. must have a supply
Of oxy gen IN order 70 keep alive-as
proven by the fact that goldfish will
die if Kept in a covered bowl. How,
.hen, do they obtain this oxygen
xhen the coating of ice efTectsally pre-
tents any air from reaching the
rater2
The answer lies in the fact that even
he most solid sheet Of ice across a
oond usually contains a number of air
holes or gaps in the ice close TO the
surface But. even if these are not
present, the fish have another source
Of supply for their oxygen IN the
streams which bring fresh water into
the lake This water, coming from the
open brooks and rivulets. carries with
il q continuous supply Of the oxygen
| and when & lake ia fed with fresh
water only al one end. the FISH viii Dc
found 10 congregate there in large
nunbers-a fact well known to ice
fishermen who always chop their holes
only short distance away frun tbs
place where the fresh water flows in.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
LITTLE BENNl'S
NOTEBOOK
ny Lee Pane.

l f.aovs found A runry thl= af
,traean hslrs funny laaking d.f=
frerf ,aior,d irlnt2 win Wem'.3
HABITS nat look,ne as If f would iaak
tny good ven ii Er,n III an account
81 how il looked alteddN aud Ppds
S.nklns s,d q. hecrS cool hanss
far somebody ta ajept dag. puppy
is the has, kind u = dog ~ adopt he
cause hy the time they gra" IN they
thinh they were born n yaur house.
M don't you sdept il SID You saw
i rrfss
nead. orN ] So. ,log, that's
.he uay reason don't il ! adopted
another deg my fuz terfier Teddy
wauld cot le'llss is euN,hiHg. he
thinks hos tile ouy dog belongs IL
oar yard. sed SD Huut. Ny don't you
adopt Il BganN
M fathers thinking q buying me
i dc. sed il III haMt me 4 dos
and .hea smp home and found this
onr hc m.tc set dlshusted. Id adopt
h.m aI ritc Il my f3theI. wasent
th.nh.ue aboat huy.ns me dog
Mn pap did say something about
getting ne j dog one about yeers
ago. and skinny Martin sed. Well
teu sou the ouy reason ! don't adopt
him. ~. got j uat home and it get,
- neryiss every time il sees a dog i
would lrobsriy hc nerviss reck i
Il had ta See one Ground all tn,
.imr that's the ony reason don
adopt II. ~ dont You adopt it Artie'
Wich my euzz.u Artie vas jes
starting 10 say Wy he would if h
could ony he couldent. Went a au
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
THE SANDMAN STORY
By Abbic Phillips Walker
Projected BY George Matthew Adams.

children. she chattered angrily II
there is any Dragging 10 be done
will 10 IL
II had all the work ~ do gottinE
ready FOR these hahics and viii ,aII
30 our neighbors and spread the news,
besides. those children look like me
and | shall SEQ 10 il that they do not
resemble you in being lazy when ther,
i work t. he done
Well. never exclaimed MIR
squirrel = ! hc watched his wife friss
from branch t. branch as she made
her way 10 she home ~ her neiehhoTs
Il toll the news.
Now who would have lIeheNed that
she would ever dare boss me IN thai
way said Mr squirrel. She wa
meek enough about getting he home
fxed ur, When she comes hack
must show her / am the boss hero.
nut he didn't for when his VII,
returned she hustled into ;h~ hous,
and told him to ~ out and look
around for something for dinner ana
not to waste time. and the way sh,
said ii showed Mr., Squirrel tha; II,
Was no longer boss IN his own home.
1t must he the babies that havt
changed her 81. sighed MI S4ulrrcl
as he ran down e. the ground
And that was jus; what i was. foi
when she saw the large family iha
Mr.. Stork had left Mrs squirrel knew
that il would keep Two busy Carins
for them. and she made up her min,
that Mr Squirrel should do his shar
even If re did not help her ect til,
home ready
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
lLEARN OF NR
DARwoop'S DEATh
Chapter So.

A Few nishtn after I had beeI, sue
eessfui in stimulating Leonard's In
terests once more in his old JOY OF
fishing. ne telephoned about lei
time that no would be late tot
10 walt for him.
could tell by his voice, ,htch
sounded terribly agitated. that SOME
thing had happened. Ny heal sank
within me. Must every little cess
be crushed again 50 speedily
Something's happened suddenly.
he told me over the phone. Il can I
get away from the office just yet No.
it's nothing to worry about, nothing
personal" he added. / had been un-
able TO refrain from asking questions.
/ lived in a state Of constant dread OF
something terrible happening 10 Leon
ard.
l had my dinner then sat down ,
read and wait for him | tried To find
interest in the two outing magazines.
but now they failed 10 divert me. My
thoughts were with Leonard. Nj
brain picked UP every possibility that
might happen and turned it into real
ity Ny supeTscusitiveness even
touched on the possibility Of his not
coming home at all
Emma dropped something III the
kitchen and my nerves jumped SC
that l let the magazine slip through
my shaking fingers
About II O'Clock | heard Leonard $
step on the piazza. ! hardy knew
whether l wanted to see him or not
Then / ran 20 the door and lct him in
IL, Looked -, firFi
lie followed me into the living room
and sank DOWN wearily into his char
What do you think, Darwood is
dead" he said.
Dead = I repeated wonderingly.
Yes--tiied OF appuplexy out il
Seattle Just got word at o'cloVk.
This would put an end to Mrs. Dal-
~eods separ ration suit. | thought JOY
fully. My heart was heatinS wildly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
MRS. SQUIRREL.

II Was late fall and on the ground
ucr, plenty ~ dry leaves and while
a. Gre we're nuts and corn that some
good. kind person who loved animals
had scattered. Mrs Squirrel would
have none of thc good things
She Was husilv engaged ia getting
her hoInc ready FOR housekeeping IN
the hig trec. where She intended 70
4sise her littlc family. for Mrs SOUR
rel knew that the Siork would happen
along sometime soon. and just how
many hahy squirrels he would lea 70
her and Mr. Squirrel she did not know
anyway. ! viii have room enough
for a larrc family chattercd Mrs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
BY Laura A. kirkman
BY Laura A. kirkman

tween them
Aps,sr: FIlIe6 Cookies: Feat t0
cream / cup sugar, - c5p lard, - cup
milk and ! beaten egg; rift together
ziL cups -four and 2 teaspoons baking
p~yuder and ada this " tbs nixin@
bowl, Turn out on bOard aTd roll
thin. Cut into r0uuss with = e'J1slf
cutter, place a henping tnaSpoon "s
the following filllng on soIn" - me
rounds. and place other round4 n i"y
Of the nllinK. pressing the edges %
each cookie well tpgethe~ over the
nlllng. Bake in "A quick oven nnfh
/ light brown.
/ Fig Ftlhng for Cookies: GiE To-
/ gether u pound of figs finely chopped
/ l. cup granulatsd sugar. y cup boii-
/ ing water. and / tablespoon Of lemon
Juice; put this mixture on range and
let cook unti thick. The following
IL another good cookie hlling:
Ratsin Filling FOR Cookies: MiK =
cup sugar, cup boiling water. and ]
cup OF chopped raisins together: thick-
en- with 1 tablespoon of -four Let boil
until thick Add teaspoon 81
chopped walnut meats II desired
Housewife Reader WIN you please
print e time table FOR blnnching and
processing fruits and 7"getah1's -
the cold pack method have l0s' ,h'
one YOU published last ycar.'
Answer. have had these cennln
directions printed up 70 send 20 anj
reader who sends stamped. sef
addressed envelope. write I'i th'H
personally
Tomorrow Fancy Stad 't
for Special Occasions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31

All iuutiriea addressed ~ Niss kirf
man in care - the I'LL - isw finnHa
keeping" department viii he answered.
in thes" column4 their TURN lhF
requires considerable time hH"'
ewing tn tho great number rec, itrd
So II personal Or qni k"f f'piF
desired. stamped and s'f-adar" r"HF,f
envelope must Is ou' loN"d "th th'
question The Editor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
1t Makes You Sore When They Holler

tn,nobael atopned and the man got
,,,t .nd Yent erround Il the frunt
IL 4 = mals i 20 agen ard / zed
| tell yWi Mt. follows. lets give Il
/ rsaa b5,rn.. .nYWays. iets put i
II fae ha1l, = that antamebei ard
ven fhe man sets hotne aud ilnds 4
heli be 81 sg.ffissd he.al adapi u.
I.s5np ! grtfe Id.aY. aad Puds
esnkfns qfitak pssktsl fhe puRpt ill
and threw il - fh bask ss..t M
,.sf fhea fhe afitanabeoi 4f5rted II
sound A. 4 i mite Io. and tn man
aHiei got n IND q did. a& feii""s
All Yelling after {. liefiat helfaE.
4nd the man wayed his hand - i
hr thawt We thaWt he WIS giz.te r.
+ cause he made I 60 agsn. onv w@n
H. pot home IL pfaberiy found out
tltfatant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
HAIR FELL OUl
WITH DhNDRUFF
Formed Crust T'ronbleda
Year. Cuticura Heals.

"Efy tro,ibis began tyy forming .
hard crust of dandfEn IN the ss,l-
This erusF died up 90 9 s0aio -
removed. Jui iefi The part swols1.
and sore. ny hair fell ouf 90 r,s'
I vas afraid / would become SO,
snd was 60 min sna dry oouid
hardly Do Il up.
This trouble lasted about ye~'
snd nothing did good until J sert
for a ssnpls u Cmicufs' Wn'en
sgI,r8.d ,.,,,f I bou9h, mss-, and
when bad used one cake Of = u
curs Soa2 and one boz 81 Cy'ioo,'
Ointment was bealed. signs
Miss Marie Garter. Peru, ~ r !.
Give Cuucura Soap Oiniueu' sns
Tsic1m The care q your shn'
f.a. x.sa Fr.s ~ ssn ffrs-s qstlssf. .-<s
sfsssg -, Jsrt = ssiasa - sss.
rb~rs Fasg ~ Niufnsbi = as -. tslt - -
-ssx Cssiic.srs Besp sh.s~s ritto.-, = 20,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
uRS. RoRI> ADDRESSES Y.N.H.A

Points to BENEFITS ~ THAT and similar
Societies as Aids TO Home.
,yiae, contact with life through the
activities of sHch asehel'S
Young Mems and Young Women 7
Associations we're uTeea as
home. social and civic interests IL
IN aadr.as iast might before the
n II II Nv Mrs Albert Robin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31

Classcs ia riNics arts or1fts a"d
dramatio7 CARRIED oHf III
viii reach g. 4 far Hld'r s'.ft .1n0
1T ureeant. ,ters uaGhr
it'll. as vell ae those lha
mediate norm t.s tian
right sort and training
civic duties giges powsr upr U
the qualities II off r..rV mor lr
women. and hrlrs to narpr s..
the doctrin" "t no sp'
Taiban Valley news., 1921-11-11
Why?
DO WE HLUsH2

A NY shock or emotion which makes
n the heart pump an extra supply
of blood into the arteries and
veins which supply the face will give
rise to the reaction which we call
"blushing." The emotion, of course,
must be one Of the variety which
causes the heart to beat faster than
usual. Excitement, embarrassment
Or anger will cause this, while fear,
which retards the action of the heart,
will cause the opposite effect, pro-
iucing a pale white look.
Because the shock or emotion must
,e one to which we are not accus.
omed, some persons blush far more
'eadily than others. A person, for
example, who is not in the habit of
listening to certain language will
Ilush from embarrassment when he
lears it the first few times but, If the
experience is continued, he will be-