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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17

A N A R A 3 | A N
BEAUTY. AS pretty
an e inc as one
would meet in many
a blue moon is this
pure bred stallion
from Arabia, the
pr p e r t Y of a
California rancher
who is endeavorfng
to improve the sad
die stock of the old
cow country by the
admixture of blood
from foreign
horses. Keystone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17

HERRICK'S SMILE. Myron. r.
Herrick of Ohio. who was sue
ceeded during the war at the
Paris embassy by Ambassador
Wallace sails for France to as
sumo his former duties at the
French capital. Mr.. Herrick is
the first diplomat to be sent to
the same post by two different
administrations. Paul Thompson.
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CAMERON

NJ and Mrs. " J. PAWS - New
S,:@i,sv!3'r O.. are guests OF Mrs. Flor
,ur.. Watson.
Miss Graz" Hic1s am; MISS oConnell.
Mounds VIZ" were ne guests Il Mr.,
ant Mr. Frank Ross SUNDAY
Miss l,or"nr- Sh"perd e this plaC"
l.,~ returned home from G."nGa!n his
wa, whcr" she underwent an "per'-
tom.
Mss Cora Murphy ~ Washington
'pI Mrs. John Murphy OF Waynesbrci;
rt'UUt
Mr.. John Lyons was IN" guest -
Mr. and NJ Austin Rchm"nd Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minor 'ir"Nsmar. Mr.
and Mrs. Madison Fisher and Mr.. IN
Mrs. Ran 't''nmr. mo'"red 10 Wh"r.:n;
ls'-> Sunday
Ir-n 10 Mr.. and Mrs III Lowe. =
hahy riri. Sunday evening
Nj and Mrs. K,.rh Warner and fam-
~ Mrs Frauh ro.n!e\i"r and daHrNr-
Ter, and Mrs, II; P"'n4"Ntcr ~ 81
Mrs. r. II. FISH Sunday.
l.. II Ea~u.s ;,"r;r"d nom" yesterday
from T"\ls wN.~c u" Las bon employ
81 IN the oil Mods
g. g Fi,h was e hu~iu"ss caller in
W'.".Inr Saturday.
chick Kr'd Mrs.. rhnr'"S Howard onh
family irurrrcd - Wheeling SATURDAY.
Born ." Mr. and Mrs. I'd rharhrrs
h.h, hnv.
=. l. Lancaster rf MourrsyiIl" was i
tm-'u"rS caller hor" Yesterday.
{. g Fish has been ~ at his homo
this week rrrw ~" result Of cutting
-" cream containing r'"mHin".
Wii'mw TaN'o- who VA struck Nv
liEhtNir" near h"r" n short '.n'" ago
- luurrS Inr very nj CIV md VII soon
!.. :,!,.,. E, i."f along The I'M" as ever.
The town is putting IN 4 nc" C"nrr"''
u, ~ .tr.-..Sa he h' Sluif.'
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In onion there is strength.

am asked about III" onions as food
Onions. garlic. shallnts, iceks. chives
are all Of tho lily t,hc allium family
thoucn ,hcv don't smell aS Il they were.
and all the same the onions are condi-
mental foods
The. Ms" If the onion dates back 10 III"
earliest historical ages. It's original
home VAS probably in southern ASA
II was worshirpcd in Egypt before IN"
Christian era; IL WAS used in the In'I"rf
Drujdirol worship in Great Britain. IT
Is readily grown from the seed; onion
srtS" crown N. previous year may De
rlartcd. Onions may be cultivated over
largo arcns in temperate climates. The
bulbs gov in Srain and are imported
To- Great Britain. whore they flourish.
In ,hr United States the onion holds tho
third mace among truck crops.
The entire plant ~ the young onion is
often oatan 4 popularity NJ plants
like onions and asparagus. is that 'h"N
grow readily In soil containing Nun
common salt. They are also grown btst
where there Is much moistur".
Onions 70 be stored should he dry md
rhoroughiy cured. They are often rured
nv standing in IN ga in the field. Thc$
REQUIRE 4 low temperature Dust above
freezing and dry air. with good ventiln-
tinn. in order 10 keep we'll
The onion il not very substantial
food: NJ most 1t contains but - per
cent of nutrients. As an occasional I'D
1i,ion 10 4 meal they are much liked by
many people. And It is said that II AL
those n: the table eat them. nobody NJ
the tahl" will notice the oder. This od"r
is due Ia an acid volatile oil in which
sulphur plays Il strong part. Garlic Is
esrecially rich In n peculiar mucilaSc
Garlic Is not much appreciated ny
those Of US who are indigenous 70 th'
American soil. but II y"u cut garlic
in half and then just rub the cut sur
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Charter -

Charter -
r.ta vas daily. I was Er'"S = >NN
,nur,v. growing more 5;"icC; - ne
7, was NOT the e.E ,H.HES ~ ~" 'NA'
nats II 50: . WA ~eer'ar\ - ''''''N
,hs matters q n "a. importance MAX
caused re I've H,u"' - ~'rN Ms
yr,ghtrned 20 r:ySr; WA; ga '"'
{u,urr hold ''r '"e W nat 'Nft''e'
depths < unhA??iocS>
Narsa-e, Patton. my huSeHn1S So
|,er n,;.G w.. "; ! r'HSt "He :" -"
sam. i Us, WIKI h"r. S:Ne W nay "v'
Sizes 80 please her even II the most
,r:v,a! 'hiaEs
ks,.h Mad Key, MS promise - Mar
|S,rs,. My .t,le rrra Ind Seen >"Ns
k,way. The orty concession could w"
was ,ha, j.: should he s"n' = ms
mothers homo. where -" cd house
keeper would look after t for m"'
When mother comes back you can
Fun down and stay week or SO. n"
Eait. trying 10 comfort me. Rut as A's
mother would not return Tor MEANS
WAS rather cold comfort.
II was almoS; laughahle how quickly
EIarrare, recovered after She ~! had
her way. Hut she made Il extra cause
Tor hndinE fault with me ny saying
you soc. Vera. II you had LEI the dog
20 a. once when you s"und ne EettinE
80 nervous should have been spared
sery unrlrasa SAINT days. I, is S,rnnHe
Row a selfish person can upsr, an en-
hire household I don't mind so much
Nor myself hut when I am III helth
kand the children are - unhappy ana
'tha servants become =" hisorIAnlz"d'
made no reply 20 th.S lengthy nrade.
b was becoming Amos; afraid 70 an
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Made a Hit With Him

my wife has taken your medicin"
and has been wonderfully benefited. For
over four years she has had trouble
with hloatinS and could scarcely eat an
food because Of this condition. Doctors
medicines did not help her and an ope--
alton was advised. Her brother. who
is a druggist. sent her bottle Of Nays
Wonderful Remedy and II helped her AZ
once. l. cannot praise your medicine
enough" 1t is simple, harmless pre-
para,ion that removes the catarrha.
mucus from the intestinal tract and a.
Laws the ;ntia mmation which causes
practically all stomach: liver and in'"S-
trnal ailments. including apre ndi":t'@.
One dose will convince or money refund
ed. c. II. Griest & Co. and druggists
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-21
The Revolt of Vera Sanderson
VERA GROWS MORE REBELILoUs
BY Jane Phelps


y tn t'no N"i;H ~HS ""'. H""'
rr":' !'"N' \iN'"kN : "'' ''''''
I'm unHATrN. rNal,N tr'"' - Ne''
mos. ~ 80 UNPLEASANT 'N'nEh 'NNi 'ar
rc-"d ;:N'n h.w fd! ."'H'''N' y
&C.; - t.;t.' ~r a"u>"' that COW"
Hn' h''H -" aud ~""id '"mr'N.h
'e7,E 4: MA!SHrcts actions ~ 'N\"'
ably Hcouc@t "u puSrr", ~ N"N'
Disagreement Nn" although " !
WAS d~'N'rr k'.;h fr";n ~" '"N.' 49,
"''"tr". 1'\Scr ~ tunes So 'nE'"
= >Hi"TH;NE. '"r N""''. ''N'"''S '''"'
h:'r'. ..
The M" UnG>?Tv was. -" r''''
)ovci k"ith !: sounds rar'd"\''". N"i
:; VAS rue Had - not h"cH - Err'N
l.oHE$,r"ct don't know how '""'
have endured ny -" ~ times F"t
wheC ! Wa h,u' AZ! d'sArhr;"ncd
, often wen; :" H"r - An hour or So
and hrr swr"; san" "Uil""N upon I'VE
Az ,hlHgs helped me-. Tor the time hc-
Ing
Mrs Grant, too, continued n b" nice
- M" OF c"Vr$" We Ind not hc"H 10
tho club sine" Father Sandcrsor PASSED
away. although | Played occasionally
with Erra and Jim. just 20 Weep mYSct
from forgetting what | had learned.
Margaret will be sure 10 bar m" out
il She can when she commences 70 go
out again" 7 told Them.
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N'MECHEN


Al-Oay meeting.
An all daN n"rting ~ IN" Ladies' Aid
society Of tho christian church WI!
be held today. Several quilts VIII h'
worked On ~ noon Il delicious dinner
! will be served.
Junior League Met.
Members q: the Junior league society
Of tho NJ. r.. church MT last evening
in the church pariors rIlnS were dis
cuSsed for An outing IN m" near future
After the business session the lesson
was read and discussed.
Local Couple Wed.
The many friends of Miss blanche
Glover and Arthur Sihurt VIII ~ sur
priscd 10 learn Of their marriage when
took place Sunday ~ the FIRST chris
. tan church Parsonage ah NherIlnS'
! Rev W. II. Fields performed the cere-
mony.
News Of the marriage WAS made pub
J lie yesterday. and Il cam" :.S :, complete
surprise 10 their many friends: Aticr
honeymoon trip the couple VIII reside
| in this city.
VIII Entertain.
| Members a. DIVISION No nI inc
! l..lcs' AID society Of n" II. r.. chury
| Will D.. entertained by Mrs. Scott Ch,ht'
hers rh!s evening; d. her hone on Logan
street. Musl'. n""d!C""rk ana other
| drl:EnrTu. lHstIlncS W.! b" engaged ''hu
at ate hogr Il dainty luncheon WI!
Picnic at Camp Grounds.
The anHun! picnic 81 IA" 'huErh ~
God sunday school VIII y" h!rcn tod:
AT the Moundsvt!le camp grounds. Iar
! picniCkcrS Will meet a. The church. an!
will 70 TN special car [" m" E-ounIs
The amusement has delightful. day
! planned. All Kinds OF r"c"s Will be
staged and a baseball game vii be tnr
/ feature. The basket lunch VII! he serN-
ed at noon.
Getting Along Nicely.
The many friends e Ear. HaSke!!
, viii nc E!ad 10 learn thar Il" Is impr0S-
!nE at the North Wheeling hospital
here h. has been suffering from IN
/ Juri"s sustained whom he waH hit Ivy thr
! ,rap dnnr at thu Film Grove coal mime
/ Tuesday afternoon. Though h" $ua-
tanned several painful cuts and bruises
nothing serious is expected to d"N c!up.
McMechen Personals.
! Mr. and Mrs. John k"'t"~cl. IT.
,-r r,.jr.rIns over the arrival Of new
daughter.
: Mrs. Nice Lemon. who recently un-
d"rwcTt IN operation AT the ONO Val.
lev General hospital is improving anu
! viii be removed 10. her home the latter
I la-l OF the week.
, Mss Nru S,rai; Of Warrington Is
Visiting Mrs. Add Cole OF North Mar
shall street.
Logan Williams, chief c,rrk If the b.
& a. shops Of 'h:S cay underwent an
, operation st the OH" Valley ''"ncia!
hospital and is getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chamberlain md
Ion Kenneth are spending the weekend
" IIU Iaurgh.
Mrs Wn!. Shaw has r"nc TO Spencer
for :, brIrt Nisi; with relatives.
MIR. and Mr.. owen FinncSan are
Spending f,w rays with friends on
Fish Greek.
William Hiank"nsor OF Moundsville
viii visit IN this city win friends to-
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m Grand Opera company.
Drive Goes On Nicely.


ton Grand OPERA company
orl"s "osS on N1S'A''
- me- '.' ''u, ,'V'''e
FrATc!S f"S' NO, ~ ',' wv.
II"u continues tn'uus """' '"e
~" week. ana me ''',''S ~ a. -
h"'n''F> Z" fH"''rc ~ 80
''- "tS'"'A'''"" ~ ~ '"t -. "
y aoIH"''''"' rus ',''.'',... i .,.,
- ~ .''t 49, ~ 80
rro d,,v.
"'"-'e u N'''' ,i,,. .,,pt,,,
~. va Bte, Tine
>to,,r,.-s 80 Noy,dsrl,,, Lodge No
:" +, y - r-,t. ,o,-r,ycd ~ Cam
90, o,sr,,r u..b ,r..r Elk band
aa~. ,r,, .....,,.I , ..,-r.. class =
,,-d;s,.... -, o.. ,'q.uN~,n iod:" Ths
.-..,.,,s .,...i., - ,,!-..~ and a most en-
.-,..,.,. -. va, mad. .ihou, 4::y .ocal
49,. .,,aol
4. r..
~ T>,H.. ~.
y 't'iHS KY" p'a"e ''."""'"H -. Wv.
Vest Virginia Aircraft '"hranE' ~
H"s'h Rottou. "n.'h Vs. ir""'.h' her.
some time aru 80 t., 49, ur.cd FOR
f,iUh, has been taken hack 20 the com,
PAM, ran, :" ,n!' HSs.'L,, ~" 1nat h,
N n" plane = consumption "'s"' o'
MADE.
Dumooa Fined.
wh" las; Sunday att'r""" ran MS ma
chine I'M" IN" Moon ar HriFeh ny
Rurch 81 has city. was hauled. up be-
,,,a-,oon AVID r,rd $40 and costs. This
"l'e'h"'" az" ',,',' ~ ",'i ~ ~. ,s,
~ only Pa'' o' me ""n ',,t 70 ~" e,"s,I
Moon motor car. II" 81 Will '"S' S'''' ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-21
A STYLISH FltOCk FOR A
GROWING GIRL

Pattern Ss.o is here illustrated. II IL
cut in 1 Sizes: &. s. 10 and l. years. A
10 wear size will require ~ yards or
40 inch material.
Figured wolfe and organdv are here
combined. ore could have this In pom
gee linen. chambrcy. wolfe, or dotted
Swiss.
4 pattr-n cC this Illustration mailed
70 any address on receipt NJ &C IN sill
yer Or stamps.
Write name and address plainly. Send
/" cents 10 IntelliEcncer office, Wheel
ing W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-21

The oder I grow the NOR, | CON" I"
realize that there is no skill that the
schools or rn,l"HeS IAN teach thar every
MAN or woman needs for tolerant m
,olligent living so much as skill IN
translating.
IN not mean 'rNnslatinE on" Ian
guaee into another. but i-nnslat'nS th'
y. urlrr-h,.uSihir terms Of other peop." :
experiences, other peoples emotions.
other peopl"'s CT .ra"trrs into tho under
standahle terms of ones own.
Every now and then I am reminded
anew OF this need Sometimes l remind
rnvseif. sometimes someone else tcm'niN
ne.
They Leaped Up On Chairs.
Here - on" such reminder ma; CO.
CURED recently. \ woman WI" i've" ~
= hc,el tod me that the other day 4
mouse appeared N the hotel ."'HN Nhr'
a group II men and women were Ta'N-
cred there and that four OF those M"m"''
actually got M ON hairs.
DO YOU think they were really atrH:d
~ U,tlc creature that ,"""iu: r"~-
sibIy hurt them" l said. "Nr WAS It
siynp,v the instinct 20 run true 10 'heir
subcr7scrous ideal OF what women
should feel on seeing mons"
1T didn't seem 70 me tn! oouua "r
really afraid" she said. :t"a then l
thought of the p.y Zee! a""H' i AK
You know cant hear a cat ~ me room
and know a great MANY i'"1" " -,
I'm putting L ~. Ku' IN '.'' ''"'
don't suppose haze ar m"r" r'Eh'
10 think they were"
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-~~~~~~~~-~~~-~~>~~
Cleveland. is hero on business f"r few
days. u..,.
Mrs. Myr,!" Gray anh Mrs. w.
Shjmp returned home from Il w"cn. ;
outing - Fish Crock.
Miss HARRISON Of Ton!tr-0H avenue.
lcf' "Wednesday for the 'Jri N'oH'S
camp. where she vi spend ~" weeks
who has been quite III for SOM" months
past. IS improving Slowly.
Miss Corinra HarNest"n. nurse %! -"
Glendale HOSPITAL, has Hon" 10 caring
,on. o.. 20 visit relatives.
Mrs Marga-,t WsIch. who = ''rE J..
a. her home ou jefferson avenue. con-
tInues the same.
Miss MARY johnson of Wash nE'."
avenue rns arrived HON" from Ihi'H -
where sh" vas the CUES, II Ms Mia
ME snyder.
Donald Lewis arrived HON" v"s'crd1 y
from a visit with his sister Mrs f.. |!
Lacrosse Of CaDonSburG Pa
Mrs chambers Of Northern T"nHn
son avenue, is confined to her hon" with
, rheumatism.
Mrs. Gulnrran ~ RellaIr". is ~"
guest or ]. NJ Mci5rown and family
on FIFTH street,
icr, TUESDAY ror ,he citizens MILITARY
trimming camp ~ Camp knoA. Nv
Mrs Mary Miller has returned hon"
from a visii with friends al N"w Ma'H
Joseph Kluc ~ Proctor. Is trInsn"'-
Ing business here
Mrs + II InOr"ss" ~ "on"r Sh'r =:
Pa. is m" guess ~ her parents NJ ava
Mrs r, N LOWS Of Tenth stree.
". VI Johnson 81 Trimhlr ''hN>""
company Is N PITTSBURGH 'r''nS"''inE
Mnrcarct tho daughter 90 NJ. ma
Mrs. " 4 Garrett. who h"E r""n very
~ NJ hrr HON" On Cedar avenue. : h"'.
ter.
Mrs \ ! Earpctc and daurh'"" ~.
dia ~ Wavn"@bUrr Pa. ar" guests 81
Mrs. 4. /. Farnrrt " Morton avenue.
Mrs II. +. Smith and Childr'H, VIZ
N,," been tn" quests Of friends 49, lIhl
,i-r,,. have returned howe
Nix o0@ NJ. 9. \ Jackson ~ ff'S,,
lureh. re ~" ru~Sts 90 fr'"u"S 'nd
relatives No."
Mis-. -, rr,kirs f." N"w Nar''.-'l''".
- nc ruc,' 90" r-'"~hS be-"
Why rrc vow asking "" 'o~ H".p'
Haven, won ANY rl"Sr r. .''Nn>''
"r"s Tn.t. ~" reason ~: Tn ,'N-
rea!Ing to you"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-21
SANITARY DEVICE
FOR LOCAL PLANT

The National Bedding Company or
this city, formerly known as the Wheel
ing Mattress Company. has installed a
rev type Of dust ahsorhcr in their plant
which will add much t. the benefit Of
.hs emplnycs. The machine catches all
tho small bits Of lint and cotton that
for,nrriv would float In the air and was
u,hcaI,hrul 70 those working about.
rsreciaIlv in the filling room.
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Rastus ard George. cHught by SUD
den shower. had hem forced I" seek
shelter under = tree. DE rains begin
min 10 come through dis hcah tree. com
planned George.
Makes no difference. NastuS INFORM
"a him when dis ones wht clea
,r-ouph we'll get another one."--Lcgton
Weekly.
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MOUNDSVILLE
FAMOUS ALASKAN DOG
FLIES HERE IN SHIP
Animal Used 20 SledSe o. s. FNers In
Alaska Makes Lengthy Air
plane Trip.

.S.- = :, ,7-r-T-e w..,,-T 60 Ia. a..
s,-,- $500 ,.,.-.. ,-,.--.,, Jy;.
.oro-- 49, -. -.-.. .g-r,,. e.. go
sro>,, an, - \...sa 49,. ..,... 49,.
/, "a. l-.-.-. -. go. ,... 49,. o.. CO.:
.....- .1.,.,.. 49,. e. -. :ss nth.
was ar,..s ...~ :..,.,,, - 49,. - e. !!,..
MARTA T-aa>; .~, V:,& a. ."".:~! q"
Tan.,n l,i,.:ur "..u ",r" yesterday
about @".3 H. ~...i ia" Sr'''' ore"
passengers. .ac-;H."; '@r I'.''. ley
were: I-'ei'eain' '"H' H"ET.S' ''''"''
a.HtG." r"'"r% ''''"S' '..'',. h'"'S
p'te. Polk a%a F':-'';" ana N'HS'E'
Ere"S". Ros>.'"T AID h"T"'"i II" ~h!P
#; e." - way ?" Dayton. -. ;''rr
WaSh'nG'"". l. c. a3"u; : oc."tN n
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No matter WAT you want II Will save
you time and money to uHs INTEL
IIGESCER WANT ADS.
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All inquiries addressed TO pr. HUBER
in care Of the Health Talks DEPART
inent will be answered In these columns
in their turn. This requires consider
2 bic time. however. owing to the great
number received. So il a personal or
quicker reply is desired stamped and
seN-a addressed envelope must be en-
close with the qucstion.-The Editor.
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Rotary Luncheon
BRAIN TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD
S MInutea 20 Answer This.

Tana wuodra vessel for holding
Iq'.'e,. add u >i-,:cS Of clover, subtrac;
ar .usua:< thigh. subtract = mass OF
stone and ,he resulting letters Will spell
the rur,~ ~ 4 creek city.
Answer 70 YeBterday's Puzzle.
The completed s.r'e1," r""';-. CORA
CRACKED CECILIA'S CHINA X" \.
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QUESTIONS AHD ANsWE19
WHY SUFFER?

and my family are living In tho
country for the summer. and are ter
rihly troubled with MOSQUITO bites; they
swell UP in large bumps and last Tor
several days. IT makes the children very
irri,:hlc and fevcrish. Can you tell me
Of any preparation which will prevent
these pests from biting. and also the
best thing 10 put on TO take the swelling
down?
.AnswAr-SpirI.s Of camrhor will re-
,!e-e The sagrcrable affects OF mos
quito bites. There are number or
things that are effective for preventing
biting: Oil Of eucalyptus is quite sue
ccsstul. Oil Of tar. drains. and oil OF
rennyroyal. drains. mixed with Ia
ounces of sweet oil Is also good. Also
the preraratton known to druggists as
"Skreterskoot."
But why suffer them? And later per-
bons surrnr malaria You don't have to
have mosquitoes about. have explained
this in several articles.
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HEALTH Talks
IN ONIONS THERE IS STRENGTH
To remove the smell of onions, eat garlic.
IN B. Huber AM,M'D

faces oyer the inside OF the dish IN
which you are going TO mix your YET
tucr salad. you will have delicious pro
duct.
: Garlic Is used not only as cond!ment
but as a medicine. quickeninG The circu-
lation and exciting the nervous system
The game IS true ~ shallot ChiVes IS
used for making pickles and salads IN
Europe and TO i smaller extent 10 the
l'pifch States
The New York herald., 1921-07-31

What is the matter, Stedman"
"You know, Cantwell that we are going
by dead reckoning? Well, the Captain
passed an order last evening that, as the
weather was so bad and the sea so heavy,
he. would excuse the officers from taking
sights, but that he should be called il an
opportunity offered for getting the sun or
q star. I thought this very queer, because
in weather like this you have to shoot on
the wing. so to speak, or you'll get no
observation whatever. Half an hour ago
the clouds broke away for a moment or
two, and, in spite of the captains kind CD
permission, | got sights of the North
Star and Arcturus. Unless my work is all
wrong, we are much to the southwark and
eastward of our dead reckoning position
moreover the compass is in error by at
least point to the eastward. Looks as
though Johnson were. getting in his fine
work"
Not wishing to give rise to any tall
replied loudly:
Thanks, Stedman, think you had bet
ter put extra lashings around those boats
The ship is rolling so deeply and tell the
coxswains to see that the plugs are out
and the oars secured in place" Then
soto voce-"keep dark. but take a good
look inside and around the pinnacle
you'll find hidden magnet or displaced
quadrantal sphere, but for goodness sake
leave things as they are" Again loudly,
Better see that the matches are well bat
tened down. Call me If it gets worse
Down to my room I went to null over
the situation. Something had to be done
and that without delay. While pondering.
my head in my hands, Sparks" the wire
less operator, entered the room with his
finger to his lips.
"This message came just now. sir. It's
FOR us all right but I can't make 1t out.
IL must be in code, but the code is a new
one to me-"
"Ponticus Barcelona, puritanic,
excelsior, congeries"
| copied 1t and told him to take It to
the Captain in the usual way. and not to
let him know that any other person had
seen 1t.
The plot was thickening. | perceived.
However, 1t would not do to spring the
trap too quickly, we must be sure Of our
quarry first. SO lay down again on my
bunk pretending to sleep. At six bells my
morning coffee was brought me and | sent
The New York herald., 1921-07-31
One Charles Johnson" Pushes
Himself Rapidly to the Front

1t was here that I met him whom I am
compelled to call, not by his right name,
but Charles Johnson" He joined up dur
ing my last year in the organization. His
was an engaging personality. Well edu-
Gated and tiptop sailor, he forged rapidly
to the front. He professed to have served
on board several vessels of the American
Line before quitting the sea and entering
an importing house in the city Indeed,
he was exceptionally frank in speaking of
his early life. Whether he overdid this
role OF candor, or whether II was that his
bearing belied his words (for he carried
himself with an erectness and precision
Of movement rarely to be found in a
sailor and suggesting military rather
than naval education), which aroused
my distrust, | cannot say but could not
escape the feeling that he was playing
part and was not really what he purported
to be.
Whatever the reason or the instinct,
could not bring myself to fraternize cor
daily with him, as did my shipmates
Something kept us apart, although our
relations were always pleasant enough.
The New York herald., 1921-07-31
Father Tells Why He Insisted
On Intensive Study of German

The following spring was sent home to
enter Princeton University. Before start
ing, my father explained to me his rea-
sons for my intensive German language
training. II hope I am wrong" he said,
but | cannot help seeing indications of an
intent on Germany's part before many
years to wage a new war of aggression. Il
Is In the air anC every one talks about
IL. IL this war breaks out it is possible
that we shall become involved, in which
case our navy will have large share in
the campaign l know that Germany leans