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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-31
CHAPTER ix-Continued.

"wheny" asked Philip eagerly. ITO
dayT
TOnnihel shook her head.
''Nope," she replied YEARLY. I'm
dead beat out"
"And l forgot that" cried the boy.
TONY, darling, will you-wiil you
kiss me before you gO7'
Two arms shot out and clasped
around his neck. Two eager lips met
his In such passionate abandon that
for a hong time after Tony and Gussie
had gone away toward the boulevard
Philip MacCauley lay face downward
on the shsre. the sun peeping at him
from the eastern hill.
Paul Pendlehaven lay wide awake
I'm his bed his sunken eyes filed with
darkenea sorrow. His brother had
stayed with him the most of the night
and now sat beside him.
"wnl you sleep?' asked Doctor
John.
"lu try" was the response. II
could if | knew where she was"
Doctor John reached over and took
his brethers thin hand.
"The morning may bring her back"
he said soothingly. "And Paul, old
man, II you worry like this, you'll be
back where you were four weeks
ago"
The invalid sighed heavily.
"Y've grown so accustomed to her."
he said in excuse land somehow since
Won told me of her people, fear some
thing may have happened to her"
swell hope for the best said John
Pendlehaven, rising. Now If | run
down for wink or two will you lie
quietly while I'm gomez
YES" came in breath, and true to
h,s word, Paul Pendlehaven scarcely
breathed for long while after his
brother west out, although his heavy
gray ewes stared at the breaking dawn.
If anyere had told him month ago,
ne could have longed for any human
bejng as he now longed for Tony De-
Won he wouldn't have believed it. He
dreaded the day without her dear
smile bending over him. Perhaps she
would never come back. AT that
thought he groaned.
II he could only go to sleep Only
close his eyes
His lids sank slowly down, and he
silent fitfuIly. Mingled in his dream of
Tonv Devon came Il sharp sound. That,
IKE Tony, must be dream. too, that
sornd that was out of the ordinary
noises of the day, for although the
s,m had called into life the bees ana
birds. ithaca still slumbered.
The noise came again, striking
.co,rst his nervous brain and waking
him Suddenly, with painting breath
and heating pulses. he lifted himself
on his elbow. The screen had fallen
from the window and perhaps ten sec
onds passed as he stared mutely at IT,
Then Nike a shot from gun, Tony
neyon sprang through the window in
20 tho room. For moment the sick
mon gazed ut her with mingled emo
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-31

medicine to give
young girls who
suffer. One Of
my daughters has
been very delicate
for some time. SUI
fered with func-
tional distur-
Dances, and every
winter would be
sick and | would
have to have the
doctor for her. She
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-31
A Puzzle.

"Children cannot he sent ne live
matter by parcel post"
"That decision is all right for
girls. hut why can't boys be sent as
any kind of male matterT
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-31

First Taxpayer-.'I hear you have
an addition to your family Second
Taxpayer Eyes, both exemptions are
doing we'll"
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-31
Their Little Way.

The world owes every man n living
but TOO many think the world should
deliver the goods-BuffalO Enquirer.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-31
A Roast.

He-I always say what | think.
She-I notice that YOU are extreme
~ reticent.-Boston Transcript.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-31

DIR. Peery's Dead Shot" II not 'loH-
snge" or strip" but n real old -fashioned
dose of medicine which cleans out Worms
or Tapeworm with q single dose.--Adv.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-03-31
Advice for Young Girls

Roanoke, Va.-"Dr. Pierce's Far
vorite Prescription is an excellent
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sntharlnnd,H Revolution.

7; i resolution which Senator Suth-
rrlRnd introduced. and which was re-
ferred TO the committee on foreign re-
IailOry. masses. Congress VII! formally
placo its seal Of aprrOva! and endorse
mcnt on the work undertaken ty tho
Furopean Relief Council, Hsrber, Hoo
YER, chairman, and franklin K. Lane.
treasurer. which represents the follow
mr. we'll known organizations: Ameri-
ran Relief Administration. american
Red Cross, American Friends service
,rompi,t,e (Quakrrs), jewish JOINT
distribution Committee. Federal Caun-
cu or Churches OF Christ In America.
Kn,ghts OF Columbus, !. u. {. \. ana
y. w. G. A.
Ths preamble Of tho resolution re-
ci,c. conditions of starving peoples.
I.yinr stress on the three-and-a-nait
millions OF children who are IN desu.
,ute circumstances. and the ehort OF
the .everal organizations named panoed
under tho one general body, the Euro
mean Relief Council, 10 raise SSo,ooo'-
no0 NJ onco with which 10 caro- for the
distressed peoples in The wa.-us'as-
lated countries Of Central ana EasteTh
Europe. The resolution itself reads:
Resolved, by the Senate tths HOUSE
Of Representatives concurrlhgI' that
the government OF tho United states Of
neiaily endorses the relief Work UNDER
taken by the European Relief Council
and earnestly calls upon the people OF
the United states to contribute out OF
their substance to the Humanitarian &C.
t,vitie. of uciDnTKapilnt iopa -,
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WASHINGTON
West Virginia News -- Notes
and Gossip at tho Nation"
Capital.
Wheeling Delegation
To See ", Va. Senators
Regarding Patronage

Washington. II. c., Dec. STA de!e-
cation Of prominent and active lSePuu
l;can party leaders At Wheeling -
scheduled 10 pay Senators SutNcriahu
AMI Elk!ns a visit next week. IN"
purpose OF their call Is 10 urge thar one
important federal appointment at least
be given to a Wheeling citizen. VINO may
be deemed worthy. There are num-
Dor OF candidates. active ana receptive
for various pieces OF patronage nut the
delegation Is coming 10 boost no par
ticular one. The object OF the VISIT is
10 convince the senatorial appointing
powers that Wheeling should get one
of the big plums, no matter when one
OF the several Wheeling applicants
draws the prize. II. c. Ogden. the
Waecl!ng editor. has written TO ar
range the engagement for the dclcga-
ton with the two sena tUrs and will be
a member Of Il.
! Wheeling has receptive candidate
for the judgcshIp III IN" Northern cir
cult in the person Of Frank w. Ncs-
hItt; has three avuwcd candidates fOr
district attorney IN tho persons or
Charles J. Schuck. Frank A OBrIrn
and John ". Cummings. Jr.; and TWO
active RspirantS for tho marsha!shlr--
Howard IL. Hastings and Louis buck
hold
, The last name To- be added 10 the
: list Of active candidates for the judge
! snip TO succeed the late Judge A. "a.
/ Dayton Is that OF J. william Harmon
: Of Parsons. The last name on the list
Of receptive aspirants Is that or Judge
Homer 3. Woods OF lIarr!sville, who
was here a day or two ago and talked
with Senator Sutherland about the mat
ter. He did not see Senator ElknS.
as the latter was in Now York. JudS"
Woods was elected judge for the third
successive time IN November, and was
unopposed.
A new entrant for the district at
torrcysh!p IN the Northern circuit IS
W. G. Grimes Of KCyser. former men,
Dor ot tho state senate As well as u
former carpai ign chairman Of Congress
man George ". Bowers. 4 now on"
for appoint ment az United States mar
shal IN the Southern district is W. l..
Foster Of Recklcy.
L. NJ. Mclnt!rc Of New Martinsville
- also on" az the most recent "andi-
date1 TO announce for tho appointment
, Of United States district attorney.
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Glass Of
bI Aieceugh Cure
8ert, Wilson Uses Pre-
ripten Secured From J
! OidCreole Cook

ARLINGTON. n. T.. Dec. Sl--Fres'-
WILSON'S remedy for hiccouShs Is
.easpoonfuIs Of bsTdShot taken ID
lass OF water immediately atteI
~ He prescribed Il for Norman n
rls. acting secretary 81 state VINO
b,st returned 10 the state Depart
eht after n weeks siege Of the hit"-
kAu, brought on. physicians SAD -
afyous strain and oNerworE
Mr.. Wilson's prescription was one OF
sev.sral hundred which Mr.. DAVIS re-
|cerIed by mail aad telegraph AFTER MS
illness was announced IN the ne"sP%-
pers. TaSy ran the Gamut OF t"'nls
recipes" from "nLno swallows OF "aNs'
without taking 4 breath |" bona t'u'
prescriptions offered by emmsNt P"!-
slcl2nS. NJ
Wilson explained that the o!rdshot euro
had been given TO him by Amanda.
~ NOUS Creole chef, who swore by us
efficiency.
Amanda told HIN, the President en-
AIMED. she had been stricken with NC
coughs So badly THAI five or SIX OK ene
bekt doctors in Montreal had oesh W.
AHA TO relieve her. Then came sniar.
yours doctor fsl.er" WHO pTescrfD
b,rdEN5t. She took II. she said. and WAS
cured immediately.
Tna smart young doctor Teller
tfeory, Amanda said. was 'h1t NJ
coughs were caused ny the I'Ver lights
Topping up and down like the rms on d
fish and naturally h:rIShot weightea
Ahe,n down and stopped the hicc"us"s'
Sasaetary Davis in telling OF the thS'-
lSne-today said he too WAS cNFed'oUS
4 S<ss tho birdshot rcmedE.
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fDRTANT MATTERS
lat farmers meet

|Speciai Dispatch to The Inte1ilsehSer'
AI6rgantown, W. Va. Dec S!;-t e
knn,iaY; meeting OF the West virginia
harm bureau Federation NJ Morgan
tnxn. di,rIpE farmers week. January IL
af. Hiu have many important matters
~ b., considered in regard TO the work
az the, Farm Bureau for the coming
vcar... Particular attention during inc
"a st,.year was paid - the co-operatiNe
|marke4ing of wool and .thc handing OF
|fertefper in large quantities. tue prac-
kIea fsr,esult of which work VIII De
einsaty the organization IN arranging
isfaetory line Of procedure Tor tne
fAtMeIvo months Tho members Oh
.sakcutivc committee are as 1V'-
Nd linn. Fhtl!pp!. president X IT,
hrr !, rriadelphia. vice president: J. b
Mclaughlin. Strange Creek. secretary
d. W. Cara kaddnu. Kcyssr. treasurer
Mrso'E. T. McCIurg, Rupert. Farm
|Worh9X's Clubs: Mss Gladys SCra-Age'
Boys and Girls Clubs: ". j.
'StraflsF. Beverley. aate Livestock AS
soelaiion. W. II. Thomas. Martinsourk.
state \, livestock Association: howard
w. Gore. ClarkSours. and Gray silver
Mar{fhkburg. directors o. the Amer
can sftarm Bureau Federation
This annual election Of officers VIII
take ,s mace Thursday afternoon. ''A-
uarys,2o.
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FILE TEAxE APPEALs

Three appeal cases were filed yester-
day with Clerk of the Circuit Court John
l.. Kingdom. and all are expected TO be
hoard at the coming term or court.
The first filed was that OF state OF
West virginia vs. Pete Bogorct Bogoree
was arrested on n charge o. assaulting
Anna Fourtune, and was fined ;lO and
costs by Justice of the Peace Hobbs. He
at once appealed.
The second case vas that OF state Of
West Virginia US. VIII tra"ny, VINO was
placed undrr peace bond Of 800 by
Squire Hobbs upon complain: o. eugene
JnIers. who declared the defendant
threatened him bodily harm.
The last case sled was Ntied Thomas
Daugherty ys. Alan H. Robinson. The
plaintiff brought suit in the court OF
Squire Hobbs to recover 3lIS said 10
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Nickerson Asks Hearing.

The Wassnn hiil which proposes 10
coordinate tic War RISK and Vocational
Educational bureaus Is pending before
a subcommittee e the Senate finance
committee. Tho h!ll. also amends the
War NIX Act In n number Of impcr-
tant particulars, and has the backing
Of the officials Of the American Legion.
There has been no hearing held yet on
the .hli!. hut officials Of that crGan!-
zat!on are asking 4. Capt. J. Byron
Nick"rscn Of Wheeling, state COM
manier Of tho 10 Legion posts in West
Virginia. has written asking Senator
Sutherland to use his influence 70 have
a noariEs held soon. Senator SuthCr-
land IS a member OF the suh-comm!t-
tee ~ which the hill has been referred
for report and recommendation.
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Extend Time LIMIT
f6R TEMPORARY RATE

charleston. W. Va. Dec. St.--TEe Pun-
lIr service Commission today extended
the time In which Increased rates Viii
he in effect on the LINES Of the Wheel
ing Electric Company. some time az"
the commission granted 10 the company
authority 10 raise the. rates - percent
temporarily until the merits Of the case
mad been more thoroughly Investigated
hy'the commission Tn" temporary ~
cvaass was TO rer!ain in effect until
Aauary l. AS the investigation Of the
eass had not been completed this after
noon the commission decided 10 extend
1.-The time for the temporary rates from
January l 70 May !.
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Bill for Relief,

4 biz, for the relief Of Sarah 7. Nc
Kuslck OF Tlate, Wood county. w. Va,
IN which u;r claim Is made that $3.50
is due her from the government from
an unpaid account due her late hus-
band. who was an officer lin tas Civil
war has beer introduced IN the upper
branch nf Congress h. Senator Suthrr-
land The latter has taken un ror iina!
settlement At the Pension Bureau tha
pending claims OF William J. Grim Of
Terra Alta. and William J. Murpay; has
secured the discharge from the army
Of Walter J. Werygo OF Thomas: and
an order for IN examination "t +, K.
Roc % Kingston. W. Va. a c:sab'Nd
soldier Of the world war. VINO has APP
piled for Increased compensation.
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MarEhnll O Visitor.

John Marshall. well known attorney
81 I.arkerstuTg. Is Il visitor In tho city.
HIS name has been mentioned IN con-
n,ctior with the federal bench IN III"
Northern district. which has been I'M
occupied since the death OF Ju6Te Day
ton. hut MIR. Marshall has told MS
friends that he IL not to DO considered
an active candidate for the position.
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coIo11D MATs 1u1N

Funeral SERVICES for m(Fllian
piiian. colored YOUNG man Go. lit3
Charles street, whe. died 4tet4Ay
morning st 3 o'clock foiloWiA years
illness, will DO held SUNDAY eGoon ~
Rev. jenkins officiating. TcolesSd
/ o. o. F. lodge will have kris Of
the services. intsrmsnt !Etlh made
in Peninsula cemetery.
Deceased was in his tyenty.t ytaf
and Is survived by his ptrentfr. Snd
Mrs. James Dilian sne opSfotAes:
LIoyd DilIan. He was cebd ga
Fellow aud a member 4 the ~ y
church.
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Y, NJ. G. A. Meeting.

The interstate executive committee
Of Oh. Y. n. G. A., Of which Senator
Howard Sutherland IS chairman, held
It's hnal and probably most important
meeting Of the year IN III" office OF
SENATOR sutherland ut tho capitol.
I.urcMron WAS served IN the office first,
Senator Sutherland being host. and then
the meeting was held, lasting we'll into
the evening Of Thursday. This COM
,nIircs has the fiscal affairs or the Y.
A. G A. in Delaware, Maryland. West
VIRGINIA and the District OF Columbia
IN It's charge.
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p masters OF ths fourth class nave
boon commissioned for seNeEa! oH!c'S
In West Virginia. as fo!!ows'
Henry FlThsrty, at ilhey; freddl'
II. Gw!nn. at Rcd Spring: Ausoer' ~.
IIoutr. at Stamford: Joseph r.. virgin
=, Whithy. William J. Robinson has
been designated acting postmaster at
Palmer W. Va.
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SHERIFF CLOU5E TAKES OFFICE
AS THE NEhkYEAR Il COMES IN

Kinghorn. who succeeded himself
Lionel Nightengale IS now deputy court
clerk, succeeding Sheriff Harry I.
ClouBe.
There are no changes in tho county
clerks office.
The board Of county commissioners
will reorganI1e today. President Henry
steck yesterday completed his year as
president, and new presiding officer
will be named today. Commissioners
Daniel Dean is in line for the position.
Commissioner Hal Brues today begins
a new torn, succeeding himself.
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s..ss.r,s Lunch xov, 10. pssA

Tho capacity Of he illdnating
plants OF Vienna are Ivertaxtat the
present time, and Their, Is Z dtt uDtN
them at noontine wheel the nTeS 4fe
at lunch. In order to fsroeHAia the
residents occupying f 81. uon, a ssS
at 1880, and those inthe ,houS with
uneven numbers ~ i2l0.
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Form erIY Of wheeling.

Edgar ]. Gibson. n ged ~. retired
new paper man. died Al his home here.
A. ono time IN his long newspaper
career he WAC business manager OF The
Standard. 4 paper published at Wheel
INK ". Va.
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baltimore. Nd, Jan. J. lS2l.
10 M Members Of the f. & Q. Family:
Orcs aag!n Il Is my pleasure to eN-
,nnd To my associates, In the Baltimore
and Ohio service. best wishes Tor the
coming New Year
The last time Il was my privilege
20 send New Years greetings TO my
fellow officers and employees. our Ma
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RAlT'0 g. OHIO RAILWAY EXECUTIVES
SEND new YEAR GREETINGS TO employees

Al! employees and officers OF the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Of the
Wheeling dis riot received from Fres!-
dent Daniel willard. q. W. Galloway
vice president and general manager
and s Ennes. general superintendent
kilograms expressing their Rpprec'a,
tlon OF work during the past year ann
extending best wishes for a prosperous
and happy New Year.
The following are the kilograms con-
ycvIng New Year greetings from Presi-
dent Willard and high department Of
fC!4is:
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0utct CurS for Crow

Watch for the first symptom, hoars-
ness and give Chamberla!n's Cough
Remedy at once. 1t Is prompt and cf-
f-ctual. For sale by all dealers.
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have, been due on . biii. 1thinttR
was awarded the verdict ana tdeeseA-
ant appealed to tho circuit o..
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supsrintenasns arssts Mon.

Baltimore. Md. Dec. 81.
To members OF the D. & o. Family
OffieerA and employees. Eastern lines.
wish 4 you and yours q prosperous
ana h New Year.
S. Ennes,
Gan'l, Superintendent
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ton was IN the midst 81 the great war
Since then the war has been won. Fed
eral control OF the railroads which was
exercised SIS = war measure has been
terminated and the disturbing and try
ing conditions brought about by me
war are being gradually settled
While We l.ved IN TIE most Interest
ing period Of tho worlds history. We
cannot forget thu; to many Of Us III"
war has brought sorrow and d!sar-
pointment. However the war has now
ended and while the cost Is yet 10 DO
paid. there are many reasons why we
should enter the New Year. hopeful and
with full confluence III the future.
Our country has not been invaded by
the enemy we have not lost million
Of our yourg men In battle as has been
tho case with some OF the less fnriu-
nate nations Of the world; We haN"
not IN this country suffered from
drought. crop failure. or great disaster.
and We have $40 cause to fear rioien;
or untried economic or political changes
As nation We have more than we
need oc almost everything. necessary
for life and comfort. and best OF all
we live In country where all arc
eoual before the law. atrd whore the
lowest not only may nut constantly d."
rise TO tha highest station. To me the
future seems bright and full OF prom
Use, provided only We return 70 the
habits Of thrift economy md well or
dered industry which IN tn" past haro
made US great as nation. and happy
as individuals. Those OF Us who con-
st!tute the Baltimore and Ohio family
cannot expect I" realize the fullest
measure of prosperity as individuals
unless the company We serve. and with
which We arc identified. II also pros
perops.
~ most earnestly request. therefore.
the helpful support and cooperation
Of all, officers and employees. alike. IN
order that we may secure for company
as we'll as for ourselves fair share Of
the prosperity which I firmly OelieN"
the future holds for US all"
DANIEL WILLARD. President
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C(JICURA HEALS |
!. CHHD'S ECZEMA
.enFaeeandBo hitated
So Could Not Sleep.

!. my little daughter had eczema
on her face and body. 1t would
ssesk cut in large, hard. rcd etuP-
sions, She would scratch and ifrt-
~ them 80 she could not slesp.
Ghewzs Hike something wild At night.
OF had her treated and tried every
Shinx I heard of but nothing did any
KSSd. I sent for q free sample OF
Saseara Soap and Ointment and It
.bsiped so much bought more.
N&en ] bad used two cakes OF Cuti-
ea,Ja Sosp and two boxes q cutenIa
Cinsrnspt she was healed" tSiSnsd)
AIss. Maud Ward, HestoP. N. {.
These fssg.an; emoiiitnss are all
yor aeed Tor all toilet purposes
a,nS,, y.ss Pre-. b. Ma ASSLsss "ossis1ra teS-
3IkSlt1 ns,S r. NAiass ~. hAss Sod yTfy-
4 40 Ssap * Otntsssnt Is And Ne Ia'osn ~
~Cufiewa Soap shsvss ~'tAeos Ass.
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Prom Vice-PrtHident.

Baltimore, Md, Dec. s..
To Members Of tho +. & Q. Family--
Officers and employees.
II is again my pleasure 10 extend to
YOU and yours my best wishes for the
New Year.
C.. W. Galloway.
Vice president and Gerl. Manager
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IN the Office Of circuit clerk, John l..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-24
DUKE CITY MAY
Be CHOSEN FOR
j. s. HOSPITAL
Chamber of Commerce to
Make Every Effort to Sc
cure albuquerque One of
Five Federal Institutions.

Every possible effort will be
made by the Chamber of Commerce
to secure one of the five govern
ment hospitals which are to be
erected under the direction of the
War Risk Insurance department,
for Albuquerque. The Rotary and
Kiwanis clubs and several other
organizations in the city will CO.
operate with the chamber in the
effort. II is the intention of the
government to spend $12.0O0,OO0
on the five hospitals, or a little over
two million on each one.
Albuquerque's many advantages
and its suitableness as the site Of
one of the hospitals will be brought
to the attention of the committee
eral fOrcible ways, Chamber OF
Commerce officials believe that the
city stands a fine chance of draw
ing one of them through the fact
that this section of the country is
famous for its climate and
other natural advantages, and that
is the largest city of
the west or southwest which has a
continuously fine climate, never 60
ing to extremes Of heat, cold, mois.
lure or drOuth.
The federal committee in charge
Of securing the various sites is
composed of five physicians who
will consider each site with the
greatest thoroughness from all
angles and will select those which
will be most ideal as hospital loca-
ions.