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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
RAILROAD BRIEFS

J. T.. Dudley chief car distributor ~
the IIawl"y huildinE for tn" Wheeling;
division Of the Pennsylvania railroad,
has resumed duties after spending 4
Two weeks vacation az Pittsburgh and
other eastern cities.
Earl Mckee. a. & O. ticket agent. has
resumed work after being OF scvcra
days un account illness.
John Stratton. Wheeling division
crew clerk for the Pcnnsy. has resumed
his duties with the company after
spending 4 two week vacation in New
York state
George Mitchell. W. &. l.. H. freight
conductor has been transferred to the
Toledo yards where he will act as yard
CONDUCTOR
j. Il Mansell. crossing Waterman for
the Penney at Martins Terry. Is rccoV-
"ring nicely after short illress.
~. k"arur. +. & -. yarGma7t"r has
'c~t for jersey city where he VIZ H:sI;
tor the next two weeks on va'Hi'"n.
Art Hnwlcy, manager Of tn" WI, cling
la ~chAH team OF the -. II. K. ana"nnCed
l"st"r,Iay that the gam" between the
la,al team and Stcuben"lllo thar was Ia
have bcen played "Wednesday vii! be
Played tho latter part Of next wcck,
probably 4 week from this Saturday.
e. L. Wood. Panhandle ytrdmastrr. is
~ Pittsburgh where lie Is spending Il
two weeks vacation.
\ T. Horny. roadma stcr of the Z. d
O. was in the city last evening. stop
1,inr off here - interview location OFF
ciale He will leave for Fatrmont this
afternoon.
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WIN you kindly tell mo what 70 do
70 stop an everlasting and excessive
low OF saliva Il IS very annoying and
I would like to have your advice"
Answer-There may be some serious
Involvement Of the nervous mechanism
Within the skull. You should consult
a specialist IN nervous diseases. AS TO
,hr saliva. we normally Se%rete from
two to three plnts Of saliva IN Il hours.
All forms OF mouth Inflammation may
cause an increase over this amount -
bad teeth. Riggs disease OF the mouth.
teeth. gums and tooth sockets. Trige-
mental neuralgia is cause. Thick
saliva acctmulates ia Quinsy and
mumps. Teethins babies are apt to
''drool" Excessively n"rSoug people
Will have Increased saliva. though most
such have dry tongues.
In typhoid fever commissioners thcCo
IS ptyLiiSTa ithC mcGlcai term pro-
nouuced without the p). There are
chemical substances and drugs which
will induce lty2iism-nC:dz, aconit", al
knlies. aptimony. copper. gold The mere
sight OF which is apt 70 make IN" mouth
water). iodine and sSpcctHN~ mercury
TOT which calomGl IS u forral. Such
substances as ;nuScarin. p!lovlrptnC and
tobacco cause ptyaIlSm. Every citizen
will remember how he drtbbl"d saliva
tho first time ne took ~ smoking or
chewing. There arc also certain merry
Gus affections. as facial paralysis, d!ph-
thereto paralySjS. IN which there IS in
ability TO retain thc saliva.
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OHIO ELKS GO
TO CEDAR POINT

Cedar Point. o.. August 11.-Ccdar
Point. which has bcCU1e hlasN as lar
as conventions are concerned Is man
tfestlng more interest III the coming
annual reunion and convention OF the
Ohio Elks Associat ion. :" he held hero
August 80 TO Sept ., than any this year
This will be the first time Ohio fIks
havo assembled at the roint since l?l".
and officers Of the association antlcl-
rate Z record attendance.
Tuesday evening August 30. San
dusky Lodge will hold open house for
tho delegates. At the same time. the
women will be given a cross country
automobile ride.
Wednesday evening. the ritual Will
be exemplifled 10y the team Of Mansfield
Lodge. Tho work will be done In tho
convention hall 1T rodar Point. and a
class representing ~ least one from
each of the - ohio lodges Will lie In
ilia:cd IN grand lodge form.
Thursday. Is to be the big day Of the
corNcnti"i At II Il. m, tho parade OF
lodges will take place IN SanduSky. and
the event gives promise OF being the
largest procession of EMS ever present
ed
Thursday evening there will he the
annual ball IN the convention hall fr.-
day Will be given over TO n SPECIAL
program Of social events.
TWO business sessions OF the asSoc'-
alton have been scheduled. one 10 he
held At 1880 a. m. Wednesday. and the
other at } p. m. Thursday. At the lat
ter session, officers for the year viii
be elected and the 1922 convention
place chosen.
officers OF the associa ton arc: George
J. Do"r2tach. Saudusky. president:
John W. Beau. Lima, first vice prcsi-
dent; j. a. Sullivan, Lakewood. second
vice president; James x. Cooper. New
ark third. vice president: John w.
Ranncy. Columbus, secretary, and Will
liam I'ctri, Cincinnati, treasurer.
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The Revolt Of Vera Sanderson

By Jane Phelps

would make Il Impossible Ter mo 20
ride Ia. Town. Il vas expressive anu she
wruid INSIST upUn having Nh equal
,.nIOLU. - - VITA HS she wished.
Wh.," We were very weN-to-du. IN
Grrd. Keith WAS no, rich mn as
riches are considered nowadays. Mar
Saret. Of course had her incomc. Nu;
many stocks had Gu, their d!viG, DDS
and she depended upon Keith 70 MAKE
them good the difference ~ well as pro-
vlilug lot his half, hu; two-tEtrds or
oil hct:sc expenses. although there were
ihree OF them and only TWO or IN
1t isn't fair" l had once se!d 10
Keith. He lad rcpr!naadcd ne sew
, Grey.
II - my pleasure - do what l can
Sor Margaret ami the children. As long
AS yuu do not suffer for anything. l
cannot understand your objection.
lie had said 1t in manner that pro
hibItcd any reply. lie had told the
ruth. | did not suffer for S.aythlnG;
had far more than ever hail had be-
fore Gun marriage. but in%ardly
still felt It unfair that my husband
SHOULD spend 50 lavtsh'y Tor another
taui!y. even that OF his sister.
Those Lass six weeks in the country
r was harry and miserable by turns.
Mrs D,, Isle was u reritable iaorn III
rhs flesh. | WAS ~ times so jealous
7 went rIiScrably. and VAS sure Neith
Vas IN love with her he was so at
tent;yr. Then 10 wnulG do or say some
thing that nade me think hs loved me
roo well to care inr her ami | would
sing for Joy. WAS ci'i:r: mp IN tue
clouds, or down in the depths most or
the time.
I sailed with them all one saturday
bur there were no more moonlight i'tr-
;ics and | could not get over hclnS
/ cheated out OF the one they IA" h"'
vet ceased talking about. ro|c every
day sometimes alone. often with tn"
children, It was through lr"nc th1i
! most OF my information cam" as 20
what WAS going on. I shou" have aus
COURAGE, her but lidn'c. l "2S too anN-
! jous 10 be informed
| Mamma anu Mrs. pe Ilslc are going
, 70 NEE, I'n.,lr Keith in town today and
so to luncheon with him." she told mo
! one morning as We returned from or
early ride. They had left wien We
| reached the house. There was another
! train that would get me In about |"
| | would take Il, 60 10 kclthS office. To
my delight ne was stiS there.
| Tomorrow--A Luncheon in Town
| and Tears
| Protected BY George Matthew Adams)
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SIDE TALKS
by Ruth Cameron
SUNSHINE FOR HUMAN PLANTS

, saw very different creature. she
srarkIcd with animation, she was full
; Of vivid and interesting reactions to
O. erything about her. even her move
mrnts were full OF n new graoA
In that case the stimulus Of Sax
was added TO the stimulus Of admira-
tIrn but afterwards when I. also, had
lee rncd 10 admire this woman found
! that /. too. had to some degree the
oTcr; OF calling out her hidden charm.
have a friend who, wherever she
goes. seems to meet unusually charm
I ing Tropic. Her work takes her into
different cities and she Is always coming
home with 4 tale OF some brilliant per-
son she has met.
Ehs DOES Not Raw
People sometimes think she raves
without cause. ITS just her way OF
talking" they say. It's not wholly that.
! am sure. 1t is because she herSeH.
with her gift OF appreciation and ADM
"a ton. stimulates the people she meets
into being their best selves.
Admiration is ike sunshine to most
us human plants. we open up under It.
OF course. II Is possible for q plant TO
have too much sunshine. But that does
not happen very often. fancy.
Most Of us could do with a little more
sunshine and li;.ie less cloudy weather.
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public doctor OF health was inspecting
the scholars and he sent the three o.
them home as my little boy had SOM"
SKIN peeling OF his hands. The doctor
called on mo and told mn II was the
after effects Of scarlet fever. Now. my
child has not missed days schooling
Neither has he been sick in any way
"a II possible FOR child to have scarlet
fever without any symptoms At all'
We are Guarantined in for four 20 six
weeks. We have seen our family doc
tor. and he claims it IS not scarlet
fever but ne says We cannot so against
tho public doctor. SO / should lee!
greatly obliged for your opinion.
Answer--No doubt the school doctor
was right. / know case OF h;tlo
girl who had scarlet fever peeitnGs all
over her face. neck and arms. and yet
went 10 school. ono Of her school
mates wanted a peeling. as q mark OF
affection. l suppose. after tho QCceC
ways OF children. The girl who owned
the pcciings WIS . generous and i'm
partial little EIaId and diStri bute1 them
to all IN her class who requested them.
Tho result was Il robust epidemic OF
scarle: fever IN her uciChborhood. AZ
4 rule. however. a.tEou-h IN" germ does
reside n the crup;ive material. the ma II
danger in any childh"Ot Infection IS in
the cNcretsnn from the nos" ..nl throat.
This IS especially so in measles and
scarlet fever.
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BRAIN Tests
By SAM LLOYD
9 Minutes to Answer Thia.

Ornithologists will find one OF THAR
feather friends concealed in each Of the
following sentences:
KematkinS his mood. We postDSaed
the request.
The capmin puffed his pipe With deep
satisfaction.
by day and night, In gale and storm,
our ship sped on.
While Il Eicam OF hopo remains. light
on.
That hero never counted costa
Said the buglcr: When In doubt phy
the trumpet"
James wanted to eat tie cake and
have it TOO.
We mus, pay the piper when we
dance
Knowledge Is the key to SUCCESS.
This singular king lights alongside
his soldiers
Flaming over the sky came tho Light
OF victory.
Lost riches seldom return.
With awkward stride, but gallant
m!en, the rookie marched
Answer to YsstGdAy'B 1HMA
The rebus represented MENDEL-
SOIIN and BEETHOVEN.
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Tho discovery OF new counterfeit
docs not. OF Itself, cause much excite
ment in the ranks OF the United States
Secret Service hardly a month passes
that someone does rot try 70 pass an
imitation banGnote, and the majority OF
these are 30 crudsly executed as TO be
spotted instantly.
But when a counterfeit appears. as x
once did, which Is 80 we'll engraved ana
perfectly printed as practically TO DEFY
detection, that constitutes L case OF sur
ficient Importance 10 turn every Inan in
the Service loose on it
The Monroe head counterfeits", as
they are known TO the Treasury Depart
meut by reason OF tn" tact that these
800 bills bore portrait Of President
Monroe, were 50 skiifu!ly made that It
Is doubtful If anything but an accident
could have caused their detection. The
paper was perfcct.-cvrry tiny SILK tbre
IN place and the weight Of each bill cor
rect 10 the fraction OF Il grain. In tho
engra wing itself there WIS not single
point Of difference between the counter
felt bills and the genu! ne ones. Each
scroll. each microscopic wave was eH-
act and the prlnting--the finish" of the
notes--ma tched the engraving and tho
paper. In fact. had the paying teller OF
n certain bank in Philadelphia failed to
note the smear which resulted when his
wet thumb touched the red seal on one
OF the Monroe head bills. II Is doubtful
II the Countcrfeits would have been
detected for several months, If at all.
Even when the attention Of the Urea g.
ury department WAS called TO the mat
ter there wcrr numbers Of experts who
claimed that the notes were genuine. and
il was only when w II. Moran, now
chief Of the Secret Service. placed one
Of tho bills in water and II split in two
lcnGthwisc. that the deception was dthn
itely proven.
The first act Of the Department was
to call in the entire Monroe-hcad issue,
more than SIS, 000.0o0 in all. and 10 noti
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up In business for themselves. and AL
though they had secured but little trade
they appeared 10 be we'll supplied With
money and the luxuries Of life
Constant shadowing OF the two men
, brought to light the fact that they we're
connected in some way With . cigar
manufacturer in Lancaster, Pa Moro
out of curiosity than anything el4e.
Burns invested in a box Of cigars froro
the Lancaster factory-only to hnd that
, the revenue stamp upon The box WaS ~
SO 4 counterfeit.
This supplied the reason fnr the fire.
qucnt visits OF Trumbull and Bradley
, to lancaster. The withdrawal Of the
Monroe-hcad issue Of bills had wrecked
. their plans and they were forced to
look elsewhere for ready money. Lack.
ing the time in which to attempt the
counterfeiting Of currency. thsy had
sought 10 MI in the interval by making
, spurious revenue Somp6-6n occupAtioo
, in which they were allowed to continue
undisturbed by the Secret Service be-
cause Burns considered 1t inadvisable
to close in until not only the men but
the plates were within the GovsrnneHts
grasp.
For more than a year matters we're n
! lowed TO drift along in this fashion. but
neither Trum5ull nor Bradley ever
moved without being oVershadoWed BY .
Secret Service operative. Then the tFNp
was sprung. BY the clever expedieAt Of
Turing their office boy into = gymnasium
where the detectives secured wax i'm
preston Of his keys while his clothes
, were in his locker, Dr-ns got hold Of the
pass-kcy 10 the heavy door which
guarded the entrance to the Trumbull.
bradley plant. There. as he had hoped
ne picked up the missing links to the
entire case. including completed plates
for n new series Of counterfeit which
the men Intended to spring shortly.
When the men arrived At their office on
the following morning rney Wers i'm.
mediatly arrested.
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PITTSBURGH TO BUILD
1000 new HOUSES

Pittsburgh. AUG. 1.-Two thou and
new houses for the lfttSh"-rh d.atri''
within the next year is The ann ~ II"
housing corporation o. The Pittsburgh
Chamber OF Commerce formed to better
DE acute rem: and home situation here.
Cheap money. construction at abou:
qne-halt The us,.a. COS; and expert sup
srvision without charge are l"AG.n%
failures Of the plan. II has so appealed
CO the public 'h&t scores OF building
applications have been filed.
The movement IS for civic be.terment
without prof. - the corporation. Its
officers Ar" riv:nc: their time and bust
ness experience without hope OF hnAn-
cinl reward Bankers. builders and ma
terial dealers have fallen !ntO line The
result has been that money for cons
structioa - available a. the legal rate
of six per Cc.' without bonus. material y
are benz provided ~ ljitIc more than
cost aah Snr:" 700 lots have been
listed as aIaIiabl" sites for dwellings,
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fly banks throughout the country TO
watch the bills very carefully and invest
iGate anyone who appeared to possess
navy OF them. At the same time the
hest men in the Service, including VIII
l!am j. Burns, were turned loose on the
case with Instructions 10 go the limit
and spare neither time nor money in
running the gang 10 earth.
1t wGs evident working backward
from the first appearance OF the notes
that the men had been working On the
plates during the winter proceeding
the discovery Of the counterfeit. 1t was
also evident from the extremely work
manlike way in which the bills had been
printed and the plates engraved. that
several men had been engaged in the en-
tcrrrise-- who were familiar with
every trick Of the printing and engrav'
ing arts. Let who, presumably a. least
had not tried their hand at counterfeit
ing before
They weren't turned gu; by anyone
we've over landed" Burns declared.
The work OF an enGraver is almost as
distinctive ..r that of an artists. ana
there's no one that we know of ~ tho
country who's capable OF taking hills as
clevcrly as these have been faxed. No.
the men are eXperts--but they are new
TO the game. Probably figured on max
ing some easy money BY making II
themselves"
lnaSmuch as the bills had fist been
located in Philadelphia, that ci'y was
Sc lected as the logical starting point
for the inquiry for the Secret S'rvice
operatives. After several weeks Of caro-
ful observation there, il was found 'Lst
there were two men who. though they
might be entirely innocent of the Crinr
bore All the r;trmarks of successful coU"
t"rCcl;crs. Tho pair, Trumbu!l and Era i
ley by name. had served their apprentice
ship as engravcrs and printers in "nr II
The foremost commercial houses n The
city. Some months before the appeal
anCn OF The SuurinuS Mis-. they had Sc.
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NSlptcr o.
was delighted that | WAS 70 r'd"'
Nj even k;,Hwlas taat NarS"rtt hhu
compelled Keith - x:s" her :hs amour;
nv horse would cost could spoil :uy
pleasure. l did not resent taS '''HStl''S
demand his sister made for money. h''
Seem.nS Discrimination :" hnHe every
thing he gave me and more. a. per
hapS should have had had "" O''"N Nv
iuc by ourselves, kct,H ScrIHcd 10
think IL only the natural thing TO do.
and did whatever SGc asked 50 Writing
ly that I had fallen .Uip tne Nay or
paying no attention.
Then. too. l vas aoc cNtraTasant IN
my desires. liked pretty clothes but
was far moro annoyed that | couidn
select the colurs 1 wished 10 wear thaa
that Margaret objected 10 the price,
That .Sle invariably Objected my
wearing The Cuiors 7 kHcw W.; most
becoming vas Il constant sour" II Irrl-
Authorization. t :;ad beer before wore
black for Father Ss.nIccsun. would
now wear Il Tor three months longer. 50
that cause foe discord was don. Lway
with for the time.
had been surprised that Margaret
was wearing ColorS when | came back
from mothers. Soft erIyS ami I1ven-
ders, 20 be sure. but colors. was Soo0
10 pc tIls r. 'i-ftth 40 ~ tA'I IN1SNA' Ave-
takn@ ~ black.
II hsard mamma talking to Mrs. D"
Iislc aHo3t yuu today. Aunt Vera
Irene told NE as wo started for our
afternoon ride.
Il guess she didn't say anything very
bad my ears didu't burn" | replied just
dying TO ask what she had heard.
1t wasn't 50 mitch about you as
acout your clothes Shn said she WASH :
going 10 wear h.Ir}: any more because
Il kept Uncle kcItA rs Vel, .lS hcrSe. :
from going out and having ! good time.
She said as long u you Wore h!aCA. and
you would have to wear Z 4 long time
for your father, she thought II was her
duty to look brighter and so out more
for Uncle Keith'S sake
So Margaret had even planned that
my grioC would work 10 her advantage
with Keith. How she turned and
twisted everything 10 suit her own de-
EIres, / felt very bitter toward her as
] rode beside tho children. Even my
favorite sport vas almost spoiled be-
cause of what selt. And ! hal not
ridden in so long.
u won't let her spoil everything 1or
mel won't" I said to myself. We
would be back in town In another six
weeks and then I would have no horse.
I knew well enough that Margaret
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AIRPLANE WAR TO
COMBAT CROP PESTS

Dayton. o. August lI.-Dcath that
rushed through the air with n roaring
hum has saved a six-acrc grove OF catal
m trees on the NJ. A. Carver farm at
Troy.
Converting an alrplane into killer
Of insects Is what saved the trees.
The plane siftcd arsenRtc OF lead over
tho grove, doing in few minutes what
il would take many men and days Of
spraying to accomplish. 1t completely
annlhilated millions Of insects that
were busiy at work trying to defoliate
the trees. as they had done once before
this summer.
G. r. Nellie. Cleveland. originator Of
the Idea oil Graduating destructive In
scots. communicated his plan 10 tho
Ohio Experiment Station at Wooster.
Nellie. Wooster officials. and a number
OF farmers witnessed tho demonstration
Early this summer. Carvcr's grove Of
Catalpa trees was dcfoliated by Il
swarm OF insects which attacked the
trees over night. Experts reported the
trees would leaf again this summer.
That happened but the second time. the
trees were threatened with defolation.
Lieutenant John Il. Macrcady few t.
Troy with a mnkrah!ft hopper, similar
to -four sitter. attached to the side
Of his ship. He was accompanied by
r. Dormoy. McCook Field designer.
Powdered arsenate OF lead was placed
in the hopper. equipped with n crank,
and the start was made.
Relying on tho wind and currents
from the propeller to carry the powder
10 the proper place. the ship was pilot
ed to the lccward of the tract. and
without difficulty the entire grove was
"a turated with the deadly powder.
pormoy is understood TO be working
on new spraying device. which will
simplify the disposal of the powder
from the air McConk Field officials
have indicated their willingness 20 CO.
operate with farmers and the depart
mcnt OF agriculture IN combating in
scots and tree infection.
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VETERANS OF FOREIGN
- WARS TO GATHER

Detroit, Aug. !1.---SiN thousand dee
gates from S03 posts Of the Veterans Oi
Foreign Wars ar" expected a. is III.
tioral cncan?mcnt here September II
to Il.
Soldier legislation. particularly for
rollef q disabled veterans and Il 49,
ti"iA! soldier bonus will De consider Il,
An invitation has bc"H extended l.""d
BynC or Niny. governor general OF Can
ada. to be the guest Of honor.
National officers Of tac veterans in
clude Robert G. Woodside. Pittsburgh,
cOir.,Iuh":: Walter |. Joyce. Nv N"rn,
Quartcrmastcr lc0cral: z. W. Elton,
Nrw York. aIIUtart; Charles + rtrrn,
bridgeport. Conn. chief Of STAFF. CHa".
I.emkuhl. Detroit Inspector general.
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APPOINT AUDIToR-ELECT.

Special TO Thu Tntolliccncc-.
East Liverpool. Ohio Aug. 11.-W!l.
lar, NcGraw. pottery worker. chosen
Republican nomiFcc for city auditor in
Tuesdays primary election. was today
appointed by Mayor J. s. Wilson 10 m
out the urcxpired term Of Auditor JOIN
y. Burns Burns resigned 20 accept the
Columb,ana county court clcrkshIp.
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An inquiries addressed 70 DR.. Huber
In care OF tn. Health Talks" depart
menc vii. be answ cred in these ColulrnS
In their turn. This requires consider
able time. however OWING 70 tho great
number received. SO il personal OF
quicker reply IS desired. n stamped and
:iAtf-aGdrcssci cnvci"3" must be en-
tossed with III" TurS; .on.-rhc Editor.
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to any address, on receipt Of lie II
silver or stamps.
Write name and address plainly. Send
10 cents 10 Iate!ligcncer onlcA wheel
ing, w. Va.
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rit'@hurrh. Aug. Il.--MiChrn RataC-
N. fu"~,N~ nrHploye Of private hank
horc was brought 70 pittsburgh toda v
'.nm New York where 10 was arrested
- answer rh1rEcs OF ,acrcNv. made
w"aaN- and "mhrzzlcnl"Ut lltaElia Is
said TO hav" h"cn in T,"lN. Canada and
NcNiro during tho II months - has
hrcn Ia SGiTC
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Pattern 1851 IS shown IN this model.
It Is cut in sizes: s, S. 10. II and
"a years. A 10 year size will require rs
yards Of 36 inch material.
Long cloth. cambria. muslin. AVN.
crope, and outing E-nnci could be used
for this design.
a pattern Of this illustration mailed
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
rnfectdor in school,

am wondering II you could give ne
n N:tle Information In regard TO my
boy. 3 years OCT. sent him 10 school
las. F'r!doy with his two sisters Tho