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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12
Foreign Speed Demons
Join With the Local Driuers in
Monday Races and Big Parade

The entries which were in the hands
OF Bill E.adicott and Casey Wingate
upon going 10 press indicate that the
greatest array or real racing cars will
be seen al the Daytona Beach Speed
way tomorrow afternoon. Foreign
ears with drivers who have broken
records will be matched against local
speed demons in an attempt 10 win
the hundreds of dollars to be offered
in cash prizes.
Among the local drivers entered
will be. Sparkman Ford No. 3 Spark
uan driving; San Juan Ford No. l9.
Olphanl Hitch driving. Ford Special
No a. Tucker driving: Lockwood
Special No. It. Lockwood driving.
Maibv Special No Is. Markham driv-
driving. White No 81. Walker driv-
ing. Mercer No. /. CARTRIDGE driving;
Hudson Nc. =. Mccormack driving:
Chevrolet No. 9. Jackson driving:
Dodge No TO- Greene driving; Hud-
son No .. Bowies driving. Mercer
Ne "A, Mct,lrov driving. Lindlev Spe-
cial % hp, Ok Curtis airplane motor.
Lindley driving; Ford No. s. John s
Gr.swold driving; San Juan No b Jr,
Waiter Johnson driving
First Events points. five miles.
limit Of j y cubic inches displacement.
which includes al Ford class. first
and second prizes divided on the basis
o. 70 AMI % per cent. best two out
Of three heats minimum OF four cars.
Event 10. 20 points. distance 10
miles. cars of 1S3 cubic inches dis
placements or under. best two out OF
three heats. prize money 70 and 81
per cent.
Third EVENTS points, distance 10
miles. cars of 300 cubic inches or an
der displacement. best two out Of
three heats; prize money 70 and 80
per cent
Event No ii. points. distance p
miles. unlimited displacement. free
for-all one heat first prize 80 per
cent. second - per cent and third Is
per cent,
All heats viii be raced over
course OF one and quarter miles
stralglitvay. two and a half mile laps
There viii De two barrels 1T either
and OF NJ course one viii BE- 9 warn
ing barrel one eighth of nile from
the turning barrel at the end of the
course The judges stand viii be
midway OF the course with the pits
for all racing care Immediately al
the south The entire course WIN be
carefully fenced of with ample guards
~ patrcl the fence and take care Of
properly parking al automobiles The
omission VIII be 50e per person. in
..f.ta5ny t4er t4y .4hfaD admits auto
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12

ConvarsiOn into RAT zhish VOID
accomUodate LOCO 2ersnns is the 500
gested fate OF she former Tinted
States transport Leviathan. new wing
at q Hohoken pier
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12

The squirrel carries a chisel n his
mouth. the bee the carpenters plane.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12

yiolin solu-TWo Movements fTen
Concerto n F sharp minor
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12

Miss Mark Baker---Sc Soprano
Miss Florence Fiardeman Niolinist
joan Eulan- Cornet SoloiSt
George Carey XyIophone Soloist
Oye.tuTe-In Spring Time Goldmark
The principal theme fiery subject
delivered by the single reeds This
IS worked over with much modulation
and eventually leads into the queter
second theme put forward BY the So
prano brass. Episodical matter Is
heard. bird-like Passages are re-intro-
dnced. after which . final section
brings the overture to & brilliant con
clusion
Cornet solo-C8rniyal OF Ye1iiee
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12

john Dolan
Suita-Gamera Studies SoH-a
"a The Flashing Eyes II -Anda-
lasia
fDl Drifting TO Loyelana
fc3 The Children Bal
Vocal solo-The Wren ~ +. nedict
Miss MARI Baker
,Flute obligato - z Meredith VIII
son
Scene Picturesque ~The Aag-lasT
Afe.-.-.-rs--
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12
EVENING PROGRAal

Dale Dances of Yorkshire Wood
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12

ehl sfsrcn on the Campus ne%f
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12

Il Whistling, sly some physicians
vm help develop robust physique
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-07

blood cells increase In number, blood IN.
purItieS vanish! We also know that night
follows day. Both are facts! But have
yIu, eczema sufferers, ever actually taken
advantage OF this wonderful fact? Thou
sa.ls JuSt like you have never thought
bout il! SKIN eruptiohs, eczema with all
its fiery, gEin- digging torture and its soul
tearing, unrsachable itCliag, pimples,
ri7ckbclds md boils. they all pack up and
:. WHEN the tide Of bi. od-cells begins to
IL il! Blood cells are the fighting.giants
I ~natnla! $. s. y. builds them by the
.~-iiicnI 1t has been doing 1t since 1925!
=. 8. 9. is one II the greatest blood-cel
| Gil5c.s, bleed cicnDsars and body build
Crs known to US nortdls! When you put
,hese facts together,-then 70 continue to
lave eczema and skin eruptions looks
more Hike a sin than a disease. Mrs.
Arthur n. Smittr Pearl St, Newark. Ohio.
~T:ite3:
'My little o'ri had a gerry bad case Of
c..c..G. Che team taking 8. s. 8. and 10
.gGH "0lp. I thuak you Vsrv much. ! ted
nv friends avhat q good medicine it 10. ]
oannot fGM too much abost it, Jor ka0U
Il 10 U. K"
Here IL your opportunity. 8. q. 8. con
tains only vegetable medicinal Ingredients
II Touts rheumatism, - builds firm flesh,
fills Out hollow cheeks, beautifies the cons
piexion, buiids you up when yvu are run.
down. g.. 8. y. ia sold at eli drug stores,
in two sizes. TIE lager size nettie IL the
more econo mical.
SIS. l ssss ss:,s gSE a sss
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-07
B. Y. P. u.

Bible Study Meeting.
End. Thessalonians.
Leader Merl Cole.
Prayer-Bro. Brown.
Bible quiz Bro. Joe Pool
Scripture Reading-Ge neVieve
Section.
Internationally Leader.
Praying for the preacher lst.
J sic Seal. Pad Ruth Coday,
3rd Fay Stephens.
Faith in tie Lord and i'll the
Brethern.
lst Nellie Raby.
2nd--Nora Williams.
3rd cOnstancy IN Orr. Daily
Lives. ~ Ear! Cole. ~ Ina
bell Turner.
The Lord OF peace Himself, Give
you peace, Nellie Tool.
The Apostl's Autograph Fare
well, Leo Dean.
Summary by Pastor.
Sentence prayer, led by Mrs.
SHELTON, closed by Mrs.
Kelley.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-07
Two Rats for Every Human
Being

Statistics show there are rats
to each man man, woman and
child, in the u. s. Each rat
costs 81 90 or more per year, to
feed. Think of the damage done
by rats each year. Think what
rats are costing you. NO MO
RATS CAKE positively kills
them and mum mites the car
cass so there's no smell. Ready
to use. No mixing with other
food. 35c Csc and 81 rs sizes.
Guaranteed and sold BY,
Fuson Drug Co., Mansfield.
F. NJ. Huffman. Norwood.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-07

Mrs BERTHE Spence and child
rem from near here spent
Thanksgiving with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G.. w, Nichols of
seymour.
Mrs Joe Lee Dennis sister at
GAINESVILLE, Mo. who WAS injured
by u runaway lean. Nov. I, Is
40 better, she is st,li unconsc
iouS.
The Correspondence Course
in Bookkeeping, given by the
Springfield Business College for
only S25.. is a winner. Write J
A. Taylor for particulars.
For Sale: 90 acres, a real home
all under woven wire, well im
proved, 4 mile from High Sch
DOL, the best bargain in state,
Terms if desired.
w. s. Lowry,
Rogersville, Nj.
Hugh Williams aud wife, NJ
f. Stephens and wife, j G
Hight and wife, Mrs. B. c. New
ton and Mrs W. A Black at
tended the meeting of the Reb
ekah lodge at Hartville Satur
dav night. Two members were
initiated and refreshments were
served.
The revival at Cedar Gap i:
still progressing fine, there. has
been seventeen converts up tt
date, great interest lis manifest
ed by all the people. One notice
able feature OF the meeting is
the interest taken by the father:
and mothers Of the community.
Respectfully Yours,
,Jno. F. killian,
Missionary.
FOR SALE One 20 horse
power Re.ms enjine double
cylinder, one, No l Geiser Saw
rig cable teod with 81 inch saw
| tank and pump, | steel CASE
separator, 24X42, all in running
condition, price $4,000 will
terms to suit the purchaser
This property is at my farm =:
miles ca st of Mansfield, Mo. l
interested write, Ella Stout,
Garden Grove, California.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-07
C. E. Program.

Subject Things ! Believe; Johu
"l1:17-27, Al AZ
Leader--LJrenda CautreIl
Song.
Prayer Mrs. Peters.
Scripture Reading John HI
.27 Al AZ IreJe Craig.
Leaders talk Loreuda Cantreli
Object Myrtle Williams
Junior Exercise.
Roll Call, Responses Things ]
Believe.
Apostles Greed Jessie Hoover.
Sentence Prayers.
Monthly Reports Of last month.
G. q Benediction,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-07
Chamberlain Tablet.
Have Done Her a'World Of
Good

Cha IN berlain's Tablets have
done me world of good"
writes Mrs. Ella l.. Baton,
kirkvilIe, N, Y. II have rec.
ommended>them to a number of
my friends and all who have
used the IN praise them highly"
When troubled with indigestion
or constipation, give them q
trial and realize for yourself
what an excellent. medicine it
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-07

Hugh Williams made a trip to
Hartyille Monday.
Judge Hen~lee attended court
in Hartyille Monday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Jason Hight
wee in Hsrlv.lte Monday.
Steve Yates of Cahool was in
Mansfield Saturday.
Miss Daisy Martin of Ava
visited in Mansfield last week.
Miss Eulis Cantrell visited i'll
Ava Thanksgiving.
Miss Florence Adams of Ava
Was in Mansfield Sunday.
Jack Howe and family have
moved to Exeter. Calf.
DR.. " H. johnson from St.
Louis was here Monday.
Miss Sylvia Brazeal Was hone
part of last week
Miss Julia Divan spent last
week with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. W NJ Divan
4 d Reynolds has gone 10
Mayo sanitsrium t. have his
eyes treated
Mrs. O. 3. Davis visited fri
ends aud relatives ia a va part OF
last week.
Miss Lorenda Cantrell visited
friends and relatiees in Aurors
Thanksgiving.
Christmas cards, a fine assert
mert. Acts TO SOC
Fuson Drug Co.
Judge Skinkrrpassed through
Mansfield Monday morning en-
route to Hartyilie.
Wilton Carton who shaS beer
in the Army the past four years
went to his home at Ava Mon
day.
TIE Social meeting Of the Nj
f. Ladies Aid will be held at thu
home of Rev. and Mrs. j. w
Paterson on Dec Is.
Ms. Robt. l. Griffith ant
little son jimmie visited Mr.
and Mrs. G. l. Turner and sol
the latter part Ut last week.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-07

A meteor If great brilliancy
flashed through the skies al
7:30 Tuesday night, and descend,
ed near Conway, where il ex
ploded, which was heard in
many nearby towns. The met
cor was observed in a wide
circle iu this part of the state
T. 3 Bouldin of Norwood. was
one in this part of the state who
noticed the phenomenon.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-07
No Hunting Notice.

You are hereby notified to not
hunt or trespass on the follow.
ing farms:
M. H Barlow.
E. A. Starck.
B. f, Veit.
j. B. Wismsn.
w. C. Shafer.
G. A. Ed wards.
Wn. @. Johnson.
W. o Williams.
Chas. Myers.
A. J. Wilder.
Mrs, G.. A. DurnelI.
G. B. Harrison.
s. E Spence.
Roger l.. Williams.
Geu. De whirSt.
John W. Brentlinger.
Mrs. Neva Baker.
j. E Greenwood and son.
w. M Huggans.
r. W. Rowley.
w. r. Adell,
Geo. Benjamin.
Names added to this list for
the'season.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-07
NOTICE E.

All Dividens OF 1920 aud 1921
not called for by Dec. 80 will be
null and void aud turn in sink
ing fund.
Mansfield Farmers Exchange,
By Order of Board.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-07

Irregularity in the bowel
movements makes you feel un
comfortable and leads to a con
atipated habit which is bad
Herbine is the remedy you need.
1t restores healthy regularity,
Price, 60c. Sold by all Dealers.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-07

For Infants and Children
IN Use For Over 80 Years
s s,s. <; s' o, G>sMz2zM

Rusty nail wounds, fostering
sores, burns and scalds heal
rapidly when Liquid RoroEone is
applied. 1t is both antiseptic
and healing. Pmce, 30c. Coo and
sl.20. Sold by all Dealers.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-07

The senior history class has
been giving some very interest.
ing reports the past week.
The school was dis missed last
Wednesday evening for. the
Thanksgiving vacation,
An excellent Thanksgiving
program was given By the grades
Wednesday evening.
The High School students wish
to thank the grades for their
klnd Invitation ~ the prog ram.
Seventh aud Eighth grades
School is progressing nicely.
Frank Potts entered school
last week,
Edith Pierson entered school
Monday.
The grades entertained the
High School and a number OF
patrons with q short Thanksgiv
ing program Wednesday after
NOON.
List month the grades had a
cantest for a holiday, which was
to be given to the room that had
the best lessons, order and neat
est room in general. The 9TH
and 9Th grades won the contest.
The seventh and eighth grades
are in a contest with High School
tor a quarter day holiday, which
is to be given to the one that
sells the most Xmas Seals.
9th. and 9TH. grades,
The 9Th. grade have finished
addition and subtraction of frac.
tions.
The sixth grade English are
studying the parts OF speech.
Maxine Lilies is in school again
after two weeks absence on &C
count of the sickness and death
Of her brother.
Jessie Newton and Claude
Letsinger are absent.
The. Thanksgiving program
was quite successful.
3rd. and 4th. grades.
Those absent from school on
account of sickness are Turner
Peacock, Coda Brown, and Axle
Avery.
The 3rd. and '4th. grades and
the 5th, aud 9th grades are in a
a contest to sell Red Gross
Christmas seals. The room
which sells the most receives u
quarter day holiday.
The 3rd grade has been. dram.
atizing in Lang uage.
Grade l and 2
The attendance is very good
this week. There are three out
on account Of sickness. John
Craig, Norma Hall and Clyde
Morrison.
Both grades are interested in
selling Red Cross Christmas
stamps.
The art and Hand work class.
es are starting Oh the Christ.
mas decorations this week so
they will be able to enjoy their
beauty and cheerfulluess 9, while
before the holidays.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-07

If your child eats ravenously
at times and at other times has
no appetite at all, look out for
worus. Whites Cream Vermi.
fuge is the remedy to use 1t
clears them out. Price, 35c.
Sold By all Dealers.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-07
Tsrse And Not So Terse.

Toys lured, now open at.
Fuson Drug Co.
Fred Grover was in Hartville
Tuesday.
Earuie Goss Of Cedar Gap was
here Thursday.
Earse, Goss was here from
Cedar Gap this week.
Jewellery, a large variety to
select from.
Fuson Drug Co.
Mrs F. F. Dewhirst OF Cedar
Gap was here Thursday.
Miss Jewell Hoover of Kan
sas City has been visiting home
folks here.
Books for the children and
&IoNu ny tSppiS
F'uson Crug Co.
The Christian Ladle. Aic
Society served dinner at tt.e
church Saturday.
Granville Stone and wife u
Seymour visited DR. l. Il Nc
Giunis anu wife Sunday.
See w n. Beaver for paint
ing, paper hanging and decnra
ting. Phone 25 on
Mrs. Marion Stan'ey has re
turned to Illinois, waege she l,
supervisor of music IN the sch
ools at West Frankfort.
Frank r over of Atwood
Kans. is visiting his parent
Mr.. and Mrs D " Il over
few days this week.
Judge Fred Stewart from Az
was through Mansfield sda
en.route to Hartvliie to atten
court.
The Masous and Eastern Sta
will hold a joint installation ;
Johns day, Wednesday evening
Dec. -.
District Superintendent A |
., Ball of Springfield preached .
the NJ E. church SUNDAY nigt
and conducted the first quartz.
ly conference.
Wright county officers captu.
ed a still south of Mansiel
Thanksgiving day aud a~rEeste
W. c. johnson and + W Cos
in connection with the case.
The Baptist AID will serve
chicken dinner and hold the
Bazaar Dec. 10Th, in MANSFIELD
Place or b,,ildiuE viii be an.lou
ced later.
Mrs. Gean Mccormack hs
returned to Chicago, size VI
accompanied as far IS Spin.
field by her daughter, Mrs. I
C.. F.eemau.
w. d. Blansett, for mat
years for the Frisco at Ceji
Gap, died last week at )
Louis, where be has been take
for treatment. de was burie
at Fordland.
Officers for Mansfield Lodg
No. SAB, A F & a. NJ haze bee
elected as follows: l.. F. LiviD,
stOn, wor7hipiui master, " :
Black, senior warden, Ga zen
Smalley, junior warden, 2. \
Newton, treasurer, c. A. StepI
ems, secretary, .
Mansfield Chapter. No Z
Order Of the Eastern Star, he
elected the following Officer
Mrs. f O. Shelton, worth
matron. " a Black, worth
patron. Mrs J Z Craig, assoc
ate natron, Mrs. NJ. f IVES
secretary, \ J. Craig, tres.u'
er. Mrs W A Black, cOnduc
ress. Mrs D. r. Snyder, assoc
ate conouctress.
The Following officers hav
been elected by Mansfield ChaL
ter, No. l22, Royal Arch Ma-
ons: w. A Back, high prizes
M. E German, king, p " Ne.
ton. scribe, N. j. Craig. treasul
er, G. A. Stephens, secretary
A. G. Roy, captain Of the hosts
L. F. Livingston, principal 81
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-07
School Notes
High School

Several High School students
have been absent the last few
days on account of sickness.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-07

Johnson chocolates in a ID. to
) ID. boxes.
Fuson Drug Co
D. S Cautvell visited relatives
at Aurora last week.
". H Lovau spent Sunday at
Willow Springs.
Atty. \. J.. Craig was in Hart
vile Tuesday attending court.
Atty. Ray j. Brown was in
Seymour Monday and Hartviiie
Tuesday.
Mrs. " O Bishop and child,
rem OF Ozark visited home folks
here this week.
Fine Manicure sets in 4 large
variety, 81 30 to 1900.
Fuson Drag Co.
Prof H J Salisbury aud fam.
lly spent Thanksgiving with re
latives al Clinton.
A p. Wilcox and family OF
Seymour spent Thanksgiving
here with home folks.
4 Banquet will be held Tues,
day night, Dec II by the Am
trican Legion at the q I. Cafe.
The obituary Of Herman
Lyles. son of Mr.. and Mrs,
; Oscar Lyles, will appear in next
weeks issue OF The Mirror.
Rev. Reid of Springfield vii
: ill his regular appointment "a,
the P Church next Sunday
morning and evening.
Mayor and Mrs. John 4
Dennis of Min Grove, wereir
, Mansfield Tuesday night anc
attended the banquet of the
Mansfield c. of c.
Mrs. J. S Wilson. who ha;
been visiting her sister Mrs
R NJ Rogers of this city, re
turned to her home at SLOT
land, Mo Sunday.
C!rcoit and county court.
have BEEN in on at Hartvlll'
THIS week and several of GU
citizen, Rave been at the count,
seat.
Don't forget that Christina
is not far away. If you have al
ilIwil toward mankind, cast j
aside and get til seasons joy il
4 your heart "hich makes happ
n houas o,a rho heart n
1. ,ha Iitt,. mas
j. 70 ra.iava rheumatism snrs
;oS lame hack lnmhsuo n
IS ~nleurisv, Ralla rd's Snow Lin
Is MGR, ,s a remedy of hrov.
2 merit 1t is very nnwerfnl an
}. n.~nst,stinp Three sizas 40,
30. and = % nar bottl. Sol
v by all Dealers.
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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-07
A TEXAS WONDER.

For kidney and bladder troubles
gravel, weak and lame pack, rheuma-
tism and irregularities of the kid
neys and bladder. Sold by your
druggist; by mail. S1.25. Small
bottle often cures. Send for sworn
testimonials. DR.. E. W. Hall, 1926
Olive ST.. St. Louis, Mo. Sold o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
: Word was received this Fri
day morning that Roy Norcross
had died in \ hospital in Spring
field.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-07
Skin AblaZe
with Eczema
Constant Itching Almost
Unbear able!

J. eczema, tad that Is more red blood cells !
s. :, :. builds them By the million! You
can increase your red-blood cells to the
point vLess 1t is practically impossible
for eczema to exist. We KNOW that ~
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-09-21

a waddling woman will be as rare q
the mourning whangdoodle from the
tabled mountains Of Hepsedam.
Everybody will be educated and the
idea of any part of the population
living like leeches on the toll of other
people will be unthinkable.
In all probability communication
will be established with the other pla-
nets and the savants Of each world
WILDE exchanging boasts about their
superior achievements.
Transmission of goat glands will
not be necessary to prolong life, for
men will have learned the secret of
continual regeneration and the only
deaths will occur when some Methu-
selah gets to boasting of what stunts
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-09-21
HUNDRED YEARS
FROM NOW

This old world is either going to
a vastly better world to live in
hundred years from now or else
will be desert.
Steinmetz is one Of the three great
est scientists in the world and he
conceded to be a practical man. Her
are some Of the things he deems en-
tirely possible. He does not say hov
long it will take to bring them about
but does insist that they are entirel.
possible and entirely probable:
Unlimited power may be transmit
ed by radio just as speech is trans
mitted now, only in the transmission
of power better job will be done.
The vast water powers Of the worlc
will be harnessed and joined together
producing an aggregate Of power
vastly greater than all the power now
produced from coal and oil.
Everywhere houses will be lighted
and heated by electricity and the
building Of morning fires will be only
a nightmare recollection of a past
and benighted age.
No longer will the traveller swear
and howl as he digs cinder out of
his eye, for the cinder like the dodo
and the coal bod will belong to dark
and forgotten age.
Flying will be as common as riding
by automobile and safer. It will be
common for the ordinary citizen to
gather his family into his private fly
machine, touch button and go thru
space at anywhere from sixty to five
hundred miles an hour. With swift
ness of flight that will make the eagle
seem like an aged three-legged tor
toise by comparison he may either ex-
plore the frozen seas, lighted by
the aurora borealis, or fit above tro-
pic oceans and linger in his flight
amid fronded palms and languorous
winds freighted with odors of spices
and orange bloom.
Science will have control of the air,
and heat, moisture and cold will be
subject to the will of man.
Failures Of crops will be unknown
As will extremes Of temperature.
The earth will be so increased in
'ertility by scientific methods that
he annual production will be at least
i've times the present output and
tarvation will be unknown.
Sickness will be abolished All the
will live in comfort and
Genuine democracy will be universal.
Sickness will be 10 longer known
nd the sight of potbellied man or