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Evening star., 1921-03-18
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERs

General Civic Center-At IA special
meeting Of the All-States Society We'd
nesday evening Miss Martha Montgom-
cry of Ohio was elected secretary to
succeed Miss Kate Moore of Ohio. All
communications regarding the District
night pageant. to be given on March %
at the Civic Center. should be addressed
to the new secretary. United States
Civil Service Commission.
Wilson Normal Community Center
Tonight Mrs. Buchanan will speak on
'''fh. American Woman-Her Dress
The Long and Short of It," at SIS.
Other activities at 80 tonight: Do
mestic art. dreSsmaking and millinery:
Boy Scouts. Troops 40 and -: Normal
girls basket ball; library open for read
ing and reference.
East Washington Community Center
Activities tonight: Wallach Boy Scouts.
Troop 50: Epworth Boy Scouts, Troop
-; Kaufman Athletic Club.
Thomson Community Center-Tonieht:
Dramatics for adults. Tomorrow night:
Metropolitan players.
Park View Community Center-This
Troop 40; Park View Boys Athletic
Club.
Petworth Community Center-Tonight.
1:30: Dressmaking, millinery, Emanon
Athletic Club.
Johnson Powell Community Center
Folk and social dancing. Friday Evening
Club. parliamentary drill. scenery build
ing. costume making. dramatic rehear-
sails. supervised game playing.
Trinidad Community Center-Tonight:
GiriS Athletic Club, forty-five members:
Boys Independent Athletic Club. sixty
members.
Miner Normal Community Center
This evening: Conversational Spanish;
gymnasium. Tomorrow: 10 am. Dane
ing Club; l pm. Physical Training
Club.
Randall Community Center-This even
ing at 80: Boys Athletic Club. For
eign Mission Sewing Circle, Young Mems
Social Club Invincible Music Club. club
room. Douglass Cooperative League,
Girls Club. Sewing Circle for African
Children. Monday afternoon at 3:30 the
Girls Reserve. Y. w. c. A. will meet
with the director.
Lovejoy Community Center-Sewing
and Athletic clubs meet this evening.
Junior Bible Study Club meets Thurs
day afternoons at 3:15.
Evening star., 1921-03-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The annual oratOrical contest OF the
Shahan Debating Society will be held
in the assembly hall of McManon
Hall, Catholic University, tonight at
o'clock. The speakers Will be Frahk
]. Burke, William Dudine, Patrick ).
O'Connor and John Fay. the puoiic
is invited.
Dr. Edwin NJ. BOchnrd of the ale
school of law will give an address TO-
night at the National Museum on
The United States As a Factor IN the
development of international neia
tions.' The meeting VIII ne nero uh
der the auspices of the Georgetown
University school of foreign service
Rev. Edmund A. Walsh will preside
Miriam Chapter. q. r. ~, will give
dance tomorrow at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple. Card part! at S"ii''
place March 80.
The TrestIe Board Club will hold IT'S
ladies' night at old Masonic lempie
tomorrow. Admission by card. Zoe
FuIkerson will speak. Dancing.
The Hubbard Home and school As
sociation will meet Monday at pm
in Hubbard School hall.
Tho Socirty for Philos0phic Inquiry
will meet tomorrow at i:au at tHI rI
public Library. Edward King VIII
IL F"PNf'
Being.
The wOman'S Welfare Association
(Nomen's r.>en;nS ,unIc) WA hi"'.t
Tuesday at II am, at lo22 l. street.
to adopt the bylaws of the associa-
tion.
The college WOmcn's Club will give
a dance tomorrow from to l. at the
clubhouse, 1872 l street.
The thrift stamp committee OF INC
Interior Department Will give dance
tomorrow night in the department
building.
Election Of delegates to state
convention to be held in TINS CIT!
early in April will be held by me
Padraic II. Pearse Council of the
American Association for the Recos
milton of the Irish Repubic at ool
r. street this evening. Polls VIII De
omen from to . o'clock.
The Washington section OF the 80.
ciety of Automotive Engineers VIII
meet tonight at o'clock in the as
sembly hall of the Cosmos Cluo.
Nomination of officers Will be heid.
III. G.. Shirley will speak on High
way Design and Construction and It's
Relation to Motor Transportation.
"The Relation Between the Nehicie
and the Road will also be discussed by
B. B. BaChman.
Evening star., 1921-03-18
TO-DAY,

music. This will be young peoples
night.
TODAY
Mrs. l.. Elaine Riser will give eX-
position of Sunday school lesson, 4:45.
at Y. W. G. A.. 1888 r street.
Alumni of Western Maryland Col
1ege will hold a weekly luncheon at
New Ebbitt.
Evening star., 1921-03-18

"Filling the Storehouse" will be sub
tect of Rev. DIR. Earle Wilf1eys SER
mon at Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. Prof F. NJ Charlton. the
singing evangelist, will render special
Evening star., 1921-03-18
COL. R. C. WILLIAMS DEAD.

Col. Robert c. Williams. cavalry,
L. s. A. died Tuesday at Columbus.
" NJ. it was announced today by
the War Department.
Full military honors will accompany
the interment tomorrow at . o'clock,
in Arlington cemetery.
Evening star., 1921-03-18
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

1oN1L IL l.
Boys and Girls King Arthur Club
will meet from Gas TO S:i5 at Du-
pont circle. Mrs. Estelle Howes smith,
B. s., directing.
Phil Sheridan Post. No. 6. Depart
ment of Potomac, q. y. r., O'CLOCK,
Grand Army Hall.
Bethlehem Chapter. No. ., o. l.. >.
will give an informal dance at $50
Masonic Temple, Sth and streets
northeast.
ST. Rita's Assembly will meet at st.
Peters Hall, O'Clock.
Washington section of the Society
of Automotive Engineers Will meet at
o'clock, Cosmos Club.
Masonic Club of National University
will hold it's first annual banquet at 3
o'clock at New Ebbitt.
Col. Allerton 6. Cushman will speak
of Religion and Science" at O'Clock
at First Baptist Church, 18th and o
streets. Public invited.
The reading class of the Spanish
American Atheneum. o'clock, Thorn
son School.
Rabbi Nathan H. Colish will speak
on Woman and the Synagogue" 8
o'clock. at Adath Israel Synagogue,
9th and | streets.
Business Women's Council has ar
ranged a special program for Gentle
mems night" at the Church Of the
Covenant.
Associated Scotch societies will give
play, 1.-The Romance of Prince Charlie
and Flora Macdonald" at-Willard
Hotel.
Mrs. Alice Buchanan. lecture on
The Modern American Woman-Her
Dress" at Sis, Wilson Normal Com
munity Center.
Filling the Storehouse" will be sub
tect of Rev. DIR. Earle Wilfiey's SER
mon at Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. Prof. r. NJ Charlton. the
singing evangelist will render special
Evening star., 1921-03-18

Mrs. Alice Buchanan. lecture on
~The Modern American Woman-Her
Dress" at SIS, Wilson Normal Com
munity Center.
Evening star., 1921-03-18

Lovejoy Community Center-Sewing
and Athletic clubs meet this evening.
Junior Bible Study Club meets Thurs
day afternoons at 3:1J
Evening star., 1921-03-18

Associated Scotch societies will give
play, "The Romance of Prince Charlie
and Flora Macdonald" at-Willard
Hotel
Evening star., 1921-03-18

East Washington Community Center
Activities tonight: WallaCh Boy Scouts,
Troop SO: Epworth Boy Scouts, Troop
-; Kaufman Athletic Club
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-04-29

with the employe--if he. as his as.0-
citation claims, has the welfare Of Lis
employe at heart, and tell the public
the FACTS. and that conditions MUST
be adjusted. and that the public must
help them 10 secure for their fellow
human beings the length Of life for
printers that is accorded 10 other
human beings.
THE employer who would knowing
ly refuse to allow his employees TO live
four and One.half years longer when
It was within his power to make con-
ditions such that that much life
COULD be added. is deliberately TAX
ing human life.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-04-29
ASSOCIATION
BOARD OF CENSoRS

o. r. MILLER, Letter Carriers.
M d. CAMPBELL. Transfers, Chaufeurs
Stablemen and Helpers.
A. V. WILBORNE. Railway Carmen
w. u. HARTER. Janitors.
WOoDIE MARTIN. b. of II. T. No. 27l.
JOHN ROVER, Sheet Metal Workers.
l.. N HALL, Plumbers 4 Steam Filters.
JOHN p. WHEATON,. Plasterers & Cement
Finishers.
ARTHUR MOSS. Builders-Baborers.
CHAS. WILSON, Steam and Operative En-
gneers,
OWEN PICKNELL. Meat Cutters, No. 486.
j. +. ROMPEL, Taiors
IRWIN THOMAS, Pressmen.
MILDRED BURR. Garment Workers.
W. l. MYERS. BARRIERS.
A ID. JOLLY. Electrical Workers. s27.
IL. Il. KUSTER, Electrical Workers. Sol.
JOHN II. TIERNEY. Cigar Makers.
JESSE ADAMS. l. T. A. S. +. No. ds2.
C. +. DAUGHERTY. Typo Union No. 444.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
President Decides on
West Virginian for
Paraguay Mission

WASHINGTON. u. G., Dec. l2.-When
Senator Davis Elkins called at the
White House today he was informed by
the president that he had decided 10
appoint William J. O'Tooie. OF Welch,
West Virginia as minister to Paraguay,
South America The nomination Will
be sent TO tho senate th;s week and
when Il is sonnrmed Mr.. O'TooIe will
enter the diplomats service as tho
youngest ran in 1t with the rank or
minister. lie IS twenty eight years or
axe. married. graduate OF the Catholic
College Of this city. and IS associated
with h!s father. General Edward
O'Toole. in coal mining, IN southern
West Virginia.
The president also promised the West
Virginia senator to offer an important
pos!ti0n later on 10 some h.Sn class
roIurad man OF representative racial
standing as 4 rrcoEN!tlon O: the party
LOYALTY ar,. service Of colored u"n and
women in West Virginia. There Was
nothing as T." when ;hat VIII l." done
or what the position Will be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
TABER REGRETS
LEAVING GRANGE

Columbus O.. Dec. Estate p'rcc-
tor nr Agriculture l.. J. Taber is 4eaF-
.ng his first love. the Ohio State Grange
.or his second. politics. and the leave
taking ~ breaking his heart
For the las; seven years. Taber has
been master OF the Grange; for - years
he has served it as an "nIcer' an"
during the decade and Il half he ms
watched it grow from $4,000. farmers
to l0S.l0l.
TIE Grange has an unwritten. uut
immutahle law--no Grange official may
mix i'll politics.
Taber IS in politics. and plans TO take
even a more active part in the future
Than now. Hence he has decided VIZ
uialiv not to stand for reelection. even
though his friends are urging MIN TO-
when the Grange meets in annual scs~
yIon In Cincinnati! tomorrow.
i've made some difficult DECISIONS
IN my l!fc hut this Is the hardest one
Taber declared today. 1t breaks my
heart 10 leave the Grange.
Taber was horn or a farm. has poem
. farmer all his life. and stu - one
when he Is AT homie At Barnesvilie.
During the period Of his presidency
% the Grange. tho state organization
has advanced from NTH to %cond piace
among the states IN point of member
snip. 1t had 10000 enrolment when ne
h"cam" president
Tahcr submitted his resignation as
master six months ago. bur X was no'
accepted. Since that time. he has pees
Giyrharsing the duties Of master WORK
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Chapter g.

Chapter g.
BY Jove. Margaret. you are stun
ming" Craig f'prrester said as he came
in. followed by Mrs. Walters.
Margare; glanced At Joan. Her
daughters face Was almost fearful.
How de do, joan" Mrs. Walters
kissed the girls check, then CTaiE
Forester greeted her. To him she gave
a look that said as plainly as words:
You're TO blame for what my mother
- doing. and l dislike you more than
ever"
Margaret saw the LOOK and she felt
a !t.t!e qualm Eor What she know her
daughter was suffering. For the young
do slrrsr under such circumstances
Mrs Walters drew Joan 10 one side
Isn't your mother wonder she
asked
II don't under stand" Joan said again
I. seemed all she was capable or say
ing.
What don't you nderstandc
Why she left WoNrot; what she -
doing here-l!ke this" Joan's glance
took n the room. Margaret her clothes
everything.
There's nothing 20 understand. Joan.
Margarc: was bored - death after you
left. 50 she came 10 New York 20 play
around a bit. Tho theaters, and other
amusements you know"
But thiS-thiS apartment
"Wasn't she fortunate she could rent
such u darling place" 1t Is a perfect
setting FOR het beauty. I toll her 1t
was bull; and furnished expressly for
her. And, isn't she young and lovely :
I took her - my d-cssmakcr at once.
Those clothes she used TO wcar made
h~- a sight" Janet Walters was doing
har rart well. II ono were 10 judge by
The iooE on Joan'S face.
~ ncye: thought my mother = sight
NO she couldn't be! She's TOO love-
~. But isn't she Ia more attractive
now than she used to be. and IN such
\ short time, too
Il don't know--I don't like it-any
OF i. WIZ didnt she let m" know
Her letters came from Wollcot.' Still
urwildercd.
Margaret interrupted.
Dinner you TWO! What are You so
serious about" she presented Joan TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
The New Generation
JOAN SITS THROUGH AN UNCOMFORTABLE
DINNER
DINNER
BY Jane Phelps

two other guests who had just arrived
and then led the way 10 The dining room
leaning on Craig ForI esiSr'S arm. She
placed Joan at the farther end Of tho
u Die, where sac could see hcT. but
not talk with her. George Watson. II
young lawyer, on one side. and Mrs.
Walters on the other.
The dinner was one long torture TO
Joan. She watched her mother her
young mother sc!nti.ate Az! sparkle,
she saw CraiR Forroster's dcI0t!"n.
openly expressed. When Watson spoke
she answered n random. and felt angry
he mentioned her mothers yoIth. and
intima ted that she. Joan. was only
child
In tho charming living room Margaret
I drew Joan to hor.
You will havc 10 run along now
dear. wa are going on 10 the thea;"r
Hannah will rldo home with you. The
taAi is here"
"Dut-mothotT'
Run along now, Wen, see each
you are nxed tomorrow--Ho the day
aCtor---I have \ luncheon engage men:
tomorrow, and a theater at night. J
won't have a minute but the day aft'r
I'll surely look you up" Tho seen ms
Indifference OF her motler almost took
JoanS breath away; almost mad" her
overlook tho fact that she was being
sen: home like naughty ch!h whit"
her mother. old enough TO know better.
Was goinE to havo a good time.
AS It had happened twice heru-" That
evening, Joan's face became almost
fearful. She gulped back a sob n Han
nah waited In IN" doorway. u"r iUstru'-
tons 10 folio won't tn" plan her mistress
had outlined IN her ta,E WIKI Joan.
Margaret mis'ruStri Joan wuJ,l QUes-
ton old Hannah.
There dear, W" VIII 50" each other
often now that | am Twin" j" New
York" Ma-Earr' Comfurlct as size folded
Joan In her arms and KISSED h"r foNdly.
BECAUSE she. wanted h.: daughter g
understand that she. Margaret, Nod 70
/, gained her youth. was no r"1s"a Sh"
| shouldn't also understand that her AZ
! lection was unchanged. that she loved
her as dCvotNd.v rs ever.
TomorrOw-A Tet"-a-Tete With Craig
FORESTER.
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SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
MONEY AS A CHRISTMAS GIFT

new table cloth. some cTeionn" to re-
cover the big chair. SCI OF Japaacte
caNsrroir dishes. It Ccathc: wiki which
{" ru.,h" her last Years hat look better
than new.
For Ruth il buys the goods for ncr
ANA. al iRrtv dress. and y" 4 miracle or
n.THIErm"ut sometimes the slippers and
s;ork!Ngs. too.
For Henry II means the fishing
+ tackle he has been reading up on III
sporting catalogues for months.
In the case Of the smaller sister the
mother sters in and captures some "
It for her winter dress leaving her n
miuu- portion for the toys and gegaws
thu; appeal at nine.
Then Thoy Show Uncle George.
! This family has very pretty cuetom
in regard To- these gifts. \ custom which
| think everyone wrO rCNciccS money
rirte would do we'll 10 follow In some
form. When they have purchased n!
their gifts they invited Uncle George
on, to dnnrr and the uthcy display
.vhat he gave them tCr Christmas. lie
lKkc. lively interest in inspecting all
the wonderful things his money has
bought and realizes. az he would not In
any other way, the pleasure he IS Civ
l-g.
!, x one thing 20 receive 1t letter
however well written. thanking YOU for
, the money and telling YOU 1t IS I" huy
q ,.ar,v drcsa. J. is quite another thiuc
70 have AZ enthusiast" l,-!"ar-"ld
ri-9uo,tc before >uu N the huTy blue
| Gown and SILVER SLIPPERS that your GER
! rrcsitv and her INGENUITY have pro-
du,.d and end the show 10y giving YOU 4
hug.
- Won don't helie"c II ask l'nrIr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
OBSTRUCTIVE CONSTIPATION

A lady writes me that she used to
be very onst!pated-until she went to
surgeon who found that one OF the
Internal organs was IN an uhhatura!
position and so pressed against the
rectum that the latter important pas
sage was too ohstructed 70 let the
hody's excretions pass as they should.
Such Is abdominal constipation which
may occur in any part Of the !ntes-
final tract; the inteStines may get
massed from peritoneal inflammation,
or they may adhere to the internal
organs or the large Intestine may have
fallen 80 far from rs natural posi-
ton (Glenards Discase( as 10 get
knked In such cases one may NIL
himself with all sorts Of pills. cap
sules powders and oils and yet may
remain constipate ted. The complete
remedy in such cases must DC surgery
not IN medicines.
Questions and Answers.
Well Now'
Since everybody is constipated ana
therefore everybody Is sick let ME suB-
gest in your health talks that you EN-
blaTon in letters as big as your ringers
every day in the year. the fact that II
people Will cal bran III pTeau any 90
meal they Will not be compeIIeu 10
lombard the stomach with pits IN
geumctr!c progression and VIII assist
N turning the pill factories into some
;h!rg useful and necessary.
NuSwer-In the first place AIger-
non. everybody is not constlpatea--tar
from II. Also. II l did the d!urna'
.mb!azoning you mention in the man
ner YOU suggest how long DO you sup
pose Id hold my jub in this news
paper The subject cannot be cohsio-
cred one OF elegant interest. IhrulE'
bran IL very good remedy tor con-
e+inat!on-but il doesn't always work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
Advocates American
Tariff Valuation Plan

Special Dispatch TO The Intelligcucer.
Cla-kSOurS. W. Va. De-. L. Martin
A. Morrison. OF Washington, -. g.. Tor
merly congressman from Indiana and
now a representative Of the American
valuation association. delivered an adj
dress advocating the American valua-
ton plan Of tho furducy tarth hill be
fore the chamber Of commerce. here,
today. The foreign valuation plan, h"
said is br!nE backed by Il combine Of
american importers for the sake n
huge profits. Tn" American valuation
plan would not boost prices uululy in
this country. he said. h"rauS" thai
would be prevented by foreign com
pctitiOn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
ALICE BRADY INJURED.

Albany. y. Y. Dec. 1@.-.ilice Brady,
actress. was slightly injured in Al auto
mobile accident today al EaS; I:rcn-
burns. near here, bat anuoun ed she
would be able 10 MI an engagement thiS
afternoon.
The car overturned when tn" "hauT-
four swcrvcd in attempting - :,v"I 4
collision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13

ing in the evening and on Saturday
afternoons
Three names are being mentioned
prominently to succeed Taber. C. a.
Dyer of Coalition, present Grange over
seer. Is believed to be n strong canal
date; the name Of Harry Cation OF fres-
no. state lecturer Of the organization,
n position which Taber held for eight
Years before becoming master. Is heard
in connection with the high office. as Is
that Of G. A. Lewis. Findlay.
Secretary Of Agriculture Henry &.
WaIlnce, and W. l.. Harding. former
governor OF Iowa, will be principal
speakers at the public reception tomor-
row night, which also will formerly
open the convention. which Is to last
through Thursday. Secretary Wallace
also will speak at the closing session
Thursday evening. Business sessions
will be held on each Of the three days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
SEEK UNIFORMITY.

Charleston, W. Va. Dec. ia dele
CATION OF oil and gas men from Pitts
burgh, Parbersburg and other points
conferred with State TAT Commissioners
Hallanan today with view to helping
TO bring about greater uniformity In the
assessment Of oil and gas properties In
various counties Of West Virginia The
visitors included J. G.. Duval. OF the
Fischer Oil company, Pittsburgh; Chas.
Krehs. Of the Carter OIL company. Park:
crsburg: \. F.. McCue. ~ Huriburt, OK
Pittsburgh. and Clyde B. Johnson
Charleston representing the Philadel-
phtn Company Of Pittsburgh: Arthur b.
Koontz. Charleston. representing the Pure
Oil company: +. J. BOYD, representing
the South Penn Oil company, OF Pltts-
burgh, and Edwin Robinson, OF FAR
mont, secretary OF the West virginia
OH and Natural Gas association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
NAMED BY PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Dec Nuinwau i"us
son, t. the senate todly by l0a>Id'n;
Harding include Carl +. Routzahm. co.,
Irrtor Of internal revenue. Cleveland
Other nominations Include the r7u"nt-
nation Of O. ". Upton OF ohio. to y"
= member Of the federal trade cornnIs-
sion ard Rrikad!cr Gcu,rH's iL,r:y
Footo Hodges and Omar Rund- ~ H."
major generals. ;Ld 'o.oreis. benjamin
Andrew PORE INFANTRY. :nl G"oC."
Vun Horne M"t":' h"'d artillery. :" To-"
briEadicr generals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
m1NGER REAPPoNrED.

Trenton. y. l.. Dec. I@.--C Q. MIngtr
.,r Tria,!u. today was raappUiHtcd third
rccpilr~ for the WHY'S Corporation be
cause o. his knowledge OF ~ business.
Each r"rcjNer Was placed under Il Sou
600 bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
! Health Talks 8
By John B. Huber AMMD

constipation habit may not be the of ell evil GER
ainly is the of deal of physical evil and Of
not little human distemper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
/, CHARMING ND ATTRACTIVE

N-~i.a '-,.as -r.l JaI. sss plainly. send
Pattern 3if2 - portrayed in this Illus
stration I, T. cu' IN Sizes. 81, 80.
IS. a.. - and - inches bust measure,
\ 81 inch siz" VIII require Go Yards OF
- iu,n material.
Serge. Gab.rdt"". satin. velveteen'
duvetyr also combinations OF satin and
srygo or satin and velvet are suitable
e., his s;yl-. The widtn Of IN" skirt
=: he lower edge is Is yard. The
.,r-~~ = n slip on style.
\ pattern OF this illustration mailed
ry any address or receipt Of 10 cents
in s!!vC~ o. stamps.
- cents 20 intclIgencer office. Wheel
iag. ". Na<
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Indeed sometimes It doesn't work when
other things do.
What are the properties Of arnica1
What Is 1t good for. and the nature OF
It's effect. Is 1t good to rub on small
bulge rupture lower right, about half
the size Of n pigeons egg. Will 1t help
to heal 1t while being held back by a
rubber face pad?
Answer-The name in medicine de-
notes the plant commonly known as
"leopard's bane" A-Montana). In
small doses It stimulates the heart; in
large doses It has frequently caused
death 1t IS good popular remedy
when applied locally In the form OF In
fusion. tIncture or plaster, for sprains.
bruises or surface wounds. It Will
never of itself cure a surface rup-
ture, but it will help by relieving the
skin In the way you mention.
Tlat Foot
Nv boy, aged four years, 10 appar-
entity fiat footcd-turns IN on ankles and
has no arches to his feet, also holds
his feet a little stiff when walking or
running. but can stand on his toes. Arc
there shoes made especially to cure
children with fat foot? II So Where
can they be bought?
Answer-If you will send mo a
stamped self-addressed envelope I VIII
send full information. Your boy Is
Young enough to have something
radical done, II necessary.
All inquiries addressed to DR.. Huber IN
care Of the Health Talks" department
will be answered in these columns In
their turn. This requires considerable
time. however. owing to the great
number received. So II a personal or
quicker reply Is desired. stamped ana
selr-addressed envelope must be en-
closed with the question.-The editor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13

Perhaps the reason that there ID
safety in numbers" Is because figures
don't lie"