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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-13

says will spend the next six months
at their Paris home.
And all the time society Won
ders and wonders. "Will the royal
command succeed after Cupid has
failed?"
Ramsay is now British attache
with the British embassy in Paris
During the war he served at the
Dardanelles.
During the war and before her
marriage in 1919 Princess Patricia
was an honorary colonel of and
patron Of the famous Canadian
regiment known as the Princess
Pats"
One child has been born of the
marriage.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-13
TWO RIOTERS KILLED.

London, March 1S.-A dispatch
to the London Times from Luck
now dated Saturday. reports the
first fatalities arising from the
troubles in the agricultural dis
tricts in the united provinces.
These occurred ir the Hardoi dis
trict, where two rioters were killed
and others wounded.
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7 Lives LOST,
10 INJURED I'M
GEORGIA WRECK
Car Goes Off TrestIe and
Plunges so Feet When
Wheel Breaks; Rescue
Parties Work for Hours.
(By The Associated press.)

Atlanta, Ga, March 12.-Seven
persons were killed and sixteen in
jured today when a passenger
coach on the Atlanta, Birmingham
and Atlantic railroad was derailed
near Union City. The car went off
a trestle and fell fifty feet.
Thirty persons were in the coach
the last of the train, when one of
the wheels burst. The trestle was
reached and almost crossed when
the car suddenly turned ever, tear
ing away from the one ahead as it
fell into the shallow creek
Six men and one woman were
killed and several of the injured
are not expected to live. Rescue
parties worked for hours in the
wreckage, releasing those impris-
oned and removing the dead. The
injured We're removed to hospitals
here.
List of Dead.
The following list of dead was
issued by officials of the railroad
tonight:
c. T. ELMoRE. cashier, local
station A. r. & A. Railroad COM
pany.
w. e. MCINTOSH, Imperial
hotel. New York city.
b. c. DRIVER. Roanoke, Ala.
w. E. JOHNSON, Birmingham.
Ala.
II. w. LANIER. operator, Senoia,
Georgia.
MRS. I, II. ETHER1DGE, At
lanta, Ga.
w. NJ. BROOKS. Western Union
Telegraph company. Manchester.
Georgia.
A graphic description Of the
wreck was given by II. F. HentZ,
one of those who escaped without
injury.
An irregular motion of the car
just before the trestle was reached
was the first intimation that some
thing was wrong, he said.
About five seconds later" con-
tinued Mr.. Hentz. 1--WE suddenly
plunged into space. A crash fol-
lowed and there were screams
from all portions of the car.
Injured, Refuses Help.
"Those of us who occupied the
front section. when we regained
our senses. looked for an avenue
to escape. An opening was found
through the front door. / man
aged to assist the three women
who were with me through the
opening and then returned TO help
others. One young man. apparent
ly crushed, was the first person
found. He refused to let me help
him, but urged me to assist the
women and children. He sat there
calmly smoking a cigarette. as IL
nothing out of the ordinary had
occurred. I learned later on that
this young man was Willard Cope,
a newspaper man.
II have never seen such wonder
full courage as that of the women
An example or flne
courage displayed by one of the
women convinces me that In a crisis
of that kino women are possessed
with greater nerve than are men.
This little woman looked as IL she
were dying. Her face was as white
as a sheet. l bent over and asked
her how she was feeling.
TIN all right; don't bother me.
Help the others she cried"
b. L. Bugg, receiver OF the rail-
road, issued formal statement to-
night stating that the accident was
caused by the breaking of new
wheel ON the front truck Of the
coach.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-13
OFFICERS STRIKE ON
VESSELS is SETTLED

Vera Cruz, Mexico March Ia
A provisional settlement OF the
strike of officers on the vessels op-
Grated by the Mexican Steamship
company, which is controlled by
the Mexican government. has been
reached. The officers will per-
form their duties for the next ten
days during which an attempt will
be made to bring about a definite
settlement.
The ships which were tied up
In this port by the strike already
have sailed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-13
A. F. OF L. STANDS BACK
OF TEXTILE STRIKERS

Providence, r. l., March 12.--
The American Federation of La
Dor will stand firmly behind the
textile strikers of New England
In their fight against wage re-
ductions and increased working
hours, Samuel Gompers, presi-
dent of the federation, declared
here tonight, addressing a meet
Ing Of several thousand persons.
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NEW VOLCANO FORMED.

Mexico City, March IA small
volcano which is showing some
signs of activity. has been formed
within the crater of Popocatepetl,
which is situated twenty-six miles
west of the city of Puebla. Per-
sons who have returned from an
exploration trip on Popocatepetl
say the new volcano has all the
characteristics of its parent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-13
TENDLER BEsTs SHEPPARD.

New Y York, March H.-LeV
Tender. of Philadelphia, defeated
Johnny Sheppard. former British
champion. in the third
round of their twelve-round matcn
in Brooklyn tonight. The referee
stopped the fight to save Sheppard
from further punishment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-13
DRUG STORE CASHIER
IN N. Y. SHOT, KILLED

New York. March 12.-Samuel
Hadas, cashier Of drug store at
Amsterdam avenue and 120th
street, was shot and killed by
bandits who attempted to hold up
the store tonight. The slayers
escaped without obtaining any loot.
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WEATHER
FORECAST.

FORECAST.
Denver. Colo. March 12.-New
Mexico: Fair Monday and Tues
day; warmer in northeast and ex-
treme south central portions Mon
day.
Arizona: Fair Monday, warmer
in east and south portion; Tuesday
fair.
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LOCAL REPORT.

Conditions for the twenty-four
hours ended at 6 p. m. yesterday,
recorded by the university:
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Most Serious Aspect.

"This practically means that
cash payments on adjusted service
certificates would be financed for
the next three years through
forced loan from the banks.
"From the point of view of the
banking system and the general
better If bonus is to be financed
by borrowing, for the government
CONTINUED on Page TWoD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13

Certified by Continental
the largest exclusive manu-
facturers Of motors in the
world,
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Tuesdav evening Tor Weiitnr OKLA. To-
camp for two weeks
Judge and MfH Robertson. callahan and
r. who are pveudfug tho summer At points
In Colorado and other poiuts ip tho west
spcnt last voe, I'm san Lake CIV.
William and toIasts Ilnyd al0 North
Twelfth. nre arrrHirg tho summer with
relatives In Sprttrfieii Mo Thev viii
Toturu home before srbuoI opeua
Mrs ). H. Kimmcl. b5t North sixth. hsa
returuel home ffow . two rnnfbs' trim
Vbirh i1,ludrt r,Irts i, iII,,,t, .nI NttIb'
lran
Mrs r. 10 uutta mud children ruth
Uernl,c aud X u Ir I,ft tho latter mani
" tho week ION junction CIV Kan aud
other points I'm ksraBs d, spcnd s,y,r.l
wrvks
W.. ana MrH tnbll"a Chapman. ~
Noth e, Icit lueHdHH morning Tor san
Francisco wh"fo MI th1rWHu viii attend
the fife thirfH national convention. They
VIII visit other points lu california.
Mrs oscar stewart who icft last wcok
tnt the west " now visiting, h"r brother
IN ~ faso. IrNts. From There She viii
10 to Los Angeles to NiHit her sister She
VII remain away q Wuuih.
lr nud Mrs A. T.. stocks amt daughters
Msscs Marjorie ana jane stocks. Udstou
ana Junction boulevard. lpN Thursday
mofnihH Tor a. motor ulp 90 Minnesota
w.cte thoy VII hIeud several weeks
MiA teotfe llttun Hni Hou George. &c.,
4o9 North i. lrft Tuesday '1t points FOO
N"hsAa ana MlfHourl Wuefc 'h"N WI
slehi seN rtAl Mr'ks' MT Lltinh VIII Join
thgUl hehl week.
thoe fafkor lal Nutth Y who has
sp'n' w" hunmet Rt soluofuh club whrrc
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Paul James Parker OF Kansas city. Mo-
is visiting his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
j NJ. Crabtreo uf tho Linwpod Farm,
Mrs. j II. walker. who has been the
guest Of her sister. Mrs $. T.. Henderson
for the past seven weeks departed Tor her
home last Wednesday In Pana, llt
Miss Helen LHncy returned to her houYc
In Appleton city Mo, after visit " sew
eral weeks with her sister, Mrs. w. A.
Bundy Hnd husband.
Miss Lois pluncll. who has n position
In Puwhuska. Okla. Is spending her va
cation with her parents. Mr. and ME-
T.. a. Vincent ana other relatives and
friends In thus city this week.
Miss Helen Earnhart, who has been at
tending normal at Norman, okla, this
iummer arrived home Monday night FROM
Holdcnville, Okla, whore she stopped over
'or short visit with her aunt
Mr.. ana Mrs l.. NJ KIDD u Kansas
city, Mo, are the guests of Nir. and Mrs
VI. j. Sandmire and daughters. Mrs KIDD
Nlll ramain for n visit while Mr. KIDD
VIII make a business trip farther south
Mrs Ncra Garth, has returned from New
York city, where she spent several weeks
n the Columbia university taking Aomo
spanish Instructor In the school Of mines
Mrs Wesley smith, have as their guests
Mr. and Mrs. Y. n. pabncy. their small
son, Taylor and a nephew. Clay Dabncy.
u DeLeon, Texas. The party are returning
aome from an extended trip as far north
Mr. and Mrs q r. Hrashers. Of Chelsea.
arrived I'm Miami with their daughter Miss
Twyla who was suffering from urpcudi-
citis. She was operated On wednesday AFT
rrnoon Ia the Miami Baptist hospital ana
The last report was getting along nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Scott and Mr.. and
Mrs W. W. Walker, entertained as tholr
guest sunday for the day their son and
brother. Mr. and Mrs Karl scott and little
r. ". BuffinEton and daughters. Misses
Marguerett and Jack Marie OF Nlnita.
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and viii return home tho latter part OF
next wcok
Miss Heuy an OF Kansas city. No.
and Miss Jessie shay ~ Checotah. arrived
Friday to be tho house gueata ~ Miss
AlcAu Grain, ail Dayton. Many Informal
social courtcsics are being planned tor
Misc Grains guests who are college
Chuma.
Dt. aud Mrs John j. ntandt and chu
drcn. homie boli and Pauline. Twelfth
and West Ohmulgce. left tuesday ovoniug
Tor WGnth's motor ttip which Will ln
vludo 81 Louis. Columbus. ohio, NinurH
lails hnffalo. Now York CITY uostop.
Washington, u. O., aud other points in
tho north ana cnst
Mr. and Mrs II. 7. Price Mr.. aud
Mrs Norman iioner aud Mrs Thomas.
who Rte spending tho summer in the
north, are the iucHis " Nj. ana Mrs
r H. showaltsr VI cleveland ohio. tlr.
mcfly ~ Muakugges. Tho party viii motor
home To two or three weeks in their new
car
An eiapmsul ana secret marriage NbIgh
WAS discovered by their friends was that
NJ Miss Flo Flcak. daughter Of Mrs o..
Flcnk Nol Durham, ana Howard uniEivv.
5ui jtiforspu. The ceremony wua per
formed juno ~ IN Wagner bv tho Wpv
church W that place. Mr.. aud Mrs hndH
luv viii leave September on "a we'd dliuE
tip 20 Galveston and on their return
VIII make their home here.
daughter of Nj and Mrs. q. NJ SWansou
tai Nurth Fourteenth, TO Mr. GeorEe
buNDr Meyer which was rOlewniEed re-
crutly by tho Reverend blackburn of
wagner was oua ~ tho HutptiReH ~ the
summer season ln society. The wedding
was krpt secret fNr over q month aud
'Ha uuua|"'rurut was made "wednesday
by thr brides parents. MIR Rnd Mrs.
their vcddlnE uup ana after september i
VIII mako their home here.
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liam Cleveland Moultun ~ Chicago. will
return home w about two wocks
Air ana Mrs. Paul rlnson. itos OAR.
land. LETT Friday for WauhlllAu club 90
Miss Emiiy Bramlstt ls9I West BROAD
way. has returned from Fort Worth, where
ans spent several weeks.
Miss Ruth Pulse of Cleveland okls.
arrived today TO be tho guest Of Miss
Alexa Cratn aSi Dayton.
Mrs, Herbert Towner 1911 west Broad
way is spending several days in clay
ton. OKLA,
Judge Thomas IT, owen ~ Oklahoma
cry was the guest ot Mt ana Mrs, Thea
Lipscumb tho past week
Fclix Todd, iIl North a. And his cousin
Miss Florence Todd u Cottcyyillc, Kan.
returned Wednesday from Wauhilau CLUB
Mr. and AZ NJ James q i,.,.Ss holeSmee ,,.i snl
moved into their new home at ans Court
Mrs Nell New sos North Eleventh loft
Tuesday afternoon fur New YORK tlty
whore she viii take Up dcsigning.
MI. ana Mrs. l.. y. Lowe. Manhattan
Courts are spending tho week end IN
Tulsa with friends.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Kerr. 1873 Elmira
have returned from Oklahoma City whore
they have spent tho past few woekE
Mrs W W Gilbert 1919 Columbus has
returned from oklahoma city where she
Nc. ana Mrs v. u. German. 500 Elm
puria, returned Monday from Tulsa where
they spent the day
MIS- tlcnn Alcnrn. gllo west ONmulHfe
has as her house guest Mrs. sadie katca
Of Niuita.
Bobby Carson Of Tulsa Is tho guest OF
Mr. ani Mira George Bruce i2i South
seventh.
Mlsscs ifarrie, and Catherine uruce. i7i
South seventh. left Thursday morning Tor
81 Louis and Kansas Guy TO spend two
weeks.
Mrs. Eugene Adkins. 2tos Boston re-
turned Tuesday from Bella Vista. whore
sho has SpCnt several weeks visiting her
parents, Mr, ana Mrs Tate BRADY.
Mrs Fred strong and children, $50 Sorth
Sixth, left Wednesday for Tulsa where
they viii visit Mrs Ray Gregory for sev.
orsl days,
Miss Coriella spiyy of nonham. rs,as
arrived Wednesday to spend several weeks
with her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs
q. T.. Splyy 1854 West broadway.
In compliment To- Miss Gordclia Spivy
ana Miss Emily Hramlett Mrs u g.
SplNy lN2A West broadway. entertained
with a week .end party At WRuhillau club.
Miss Violet bcll Valentine. iit9 Locust
haa gouc 10 points IN Kansas Co Hpcnd
tho remainder ot the summer with rela-
lives
Mrs Leo Urogon has returned 10 hcr
home In tlhfrUore after spending several
weeks visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs
VI. Board b3b North Thitternth.
Mrs. c. ". Watkins and daughter. ElIzu.
beth Loc ~ Burlinganc. kan, arc tho
guests u her sister, Mrs. n. II, Rea. biO
Callahan.
Miss Oenova Jones. $40 cailnhan. left
Tuesday Tor ttrtoter H., 10 spend two
months with her sister. Mrs II. g. WI
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nichols and chit
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employed at the Bank OF Mounds. left
the last Of the week for her home IN
Michigan
Miss Maurlne chiffon, who has been
visiting the past month IN the home ot
Judge and Mrs. Swank OF saltwater, has
returned home.
Jack Mitchell OF the Bank Of Mounds
has returned from CtawfotdHville, 0a,,
where he spent his vacation visiting with
home folks
Rev Luther J. waREoncr after hav-
iug spent his vacation during the month
OF July a. the Chicago university. re-
turned Friday to his pastoral duties at
the Community church Of Mounds
Dr ]. NJ Boponctto Of Ponca city.
graduate Of tho Louisville, Ky. Dental
college, will open his dental parlors the
first of the week in the Masonic build
ing at Mounds.
Word has been received from Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Scott, who were touring the
northwest that they have located at
Mcdiord, ore. where Scott has accepted
a position.
quite n nnmber Of new Ford cars have
been purchased recently by citizens OF
this community. among them being A.
II, Harwell, John Campbell. a. J. Mott,
Elliot Langley, Gordan Morris and Low.
oil Thurman.
Rev. J. Wesley Runysn Of the Chris
tlan church left the last OF the week for
vacation during the month Of August
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COFFEYNILLE. KAN.

Miss Rose McClain Of Muskogoe was
visiting in the city today en- route to
independence.
Charles Lang Of Homlny. okla. f.
spending tcw days in the city with
friends.
Mrs, Harry Frleden. sl2 East Ninth
street went to Nowata this morning TO
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Frie-
den for week.
Mrs. Harry Matthew. East New
street and Miss May Brown yesterday
motored 20 sapulpa where they attended
the ball game.
Miss Tressa Little ana Mr.. Ben Wright
were married Saturday evening by Rev
rrend H. " spears. Mr.. ana Mrs Wright
will make their home IN Coffeyyllle.
Misses Thelma Huu Of Dewey and
Dona Dehton Of saltwater. okla, arc
visiting their aunt. Mrs. J. ". Phillips
6l5 West Fourth street.
Or. and Mrs. Louis Baghy OF Nlnita.
okla, visited yesterday at the home of
their nephew Dr. IL. J. Bagby, 2lO Cen
'tral street.
Miss Helen Mills COS Maple street. ar.
lived home Saturday evening from a two
weeks vacation at Neosho. Mo. and
Claremorc, Okla.
Miss Clara Frcdon. slg East Ninth
street wen: to SOwata this morning to
visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs l.. w
Frieden for week
Mr.. end Mrs c ". Griffith and three
children Of Tulsa spent the weekend
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In the north Reverend Runynn VIII
spend a portion OF his time at tho Mayo
Brothers Rochester. MINI.
The Mounds township fair Will he held
In Mounds September In order TO have
the exhibitions rUady for tho creek
county fair which Will be held NJ nris-
tow. okla, soptombcr ~ TO 30. THIS
wear. instead of bclnE held at Slpulpa as
IN former years.
Mr. ana Mrs. John X Korndorfer, who
have been spending the summer In
Mounds accompanied by Mrs Don @
BAIRD, left the lHat uf the ~ sk flr LBs
Vegas y. NJ. FOR short stay after
which thoy viii visit Colorado and other
points OF interest
Mrs Arthur NJ. smoot and son Bily
left saturday for Colorado SuTluEB. Colo d.
10 Join tho colony % Moun1s folks. Mrs
Leslie Bllbro and daughter Marceline.
Mrs r.. NJ Rurkcr and daughter CludrN,
Mrs l. G. nm ana Mrs Mamie Arm.
strong, who expect TO spend the remain.
der OF the summer there.
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G. u Holloway ana son Ftaucis N col.
liusvills were visitors ne Iruhpth sunday.
MIS- w. burke and son Hone smith ~
Pretty Hruric. Kan, are Waiting at the
Fiuury home
MI and Nf- HrJco rarAr ~ Talnit
Urre sunday quests of Mrs. Eliot and
Mrs W q Webster.
MI pri Mrs Wycoff Parsons " Fre-
1uuit. kHu. npr0t Weduosllv 1ul Thurs.
day with relatives and friends bore.
Miss Frances Scihort returned SUNDAY
from klrtaylle. Mo. whrtc sho spent
several wccI.s with relatives
MrE 81 % rhlldrcs' and iltlo daughter
Harriet Of chelsea rpont Monday and
Tuesday with friends her
Mosdam. \. y Kelly Bernice Mccain.
" @. Chil1rsas UootEc pulcy aud Niles
Violet Shufoldt were Nowata vlsltorR
Monday
Mrs 100 Keith and daughter Jennie
NorIc pud mother MfH Martha Shufeldi
aucut rucfday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hhufoldt. -
Mrs Florence Montgomery " Houston.
Texas spent a couple " days In LenApah
Win hcr parents, Dr. and Mts Waters.
Ntr Montgomery left for pennrylvanin
whore she c,teuts to spend several weeks
with relatives
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Doctor Hanson maintains that the
glands transferred to Harold +. Me-
Cormick millionaire Harvester mag
nate Of Chicago, did not constitute
a sacrifice Of his youth on the part
OF the man furnishing the glands.
THE glands were not taken IN their
entirety and the missing portion
would be replaced by nature.
4 solution for ''mnnishncss' in
women and "effemlnism" IN men IS
20 be found I'm gland treatment, ac-
cnrllng 10 nncLnr lLlmAnn.
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aIOININ

J. r Moreau Of sarulpa transacted
business in Mounds Friday.
Mrs. Jennie Reed OF cushing was a
Mounds visitor Friday.
Z. VI. Ru,kcr ana A. NJ. smooth
Uuinrnl 20 Tulsa Saturday.
Lcnnie Brown went Co HoldenylLe the
Mrs Fuller of wetonga is a guest In
the home Of Mr. and Mrs McKiddy
Miss claire Cowan has returned nome
from summer school nt Tale1uah.
Mrs Dora Parrish ana Mis-. Jennie
Reed were Tulsa visitors Saturday.
Mr. ana Mrs A. Jonos are the proud
Henry Lynch of sapulpa visited his
mother. Mrs Dolly Lynch, several days
T. IS walEor. accompanied by uen,v
Hurdle lef, Monday for "a several months
! visit with relatives IN North Carolina
Roy smoot. who has been In Tulsa the
/ past two weeks. returned 20 Mounds the
Miss Cura Young of Enid Is a guest
IN tho homo of her sister. Mrs r.
Tuck.
MIR and Mrs Dawson have returned to
their former home at Whynot, Miss,
whore they will locate
guest In the homes OF MIR and Mrs sam
Duckey ana Mr. and Mrs. John smith.
Miss Elizabeth Driver has returned
home from Norman, where she has been
Mr.. and Ms y. d. Bronaush moved
the last Of the week TO Germyn Texas,
whore Mr Bronuagh has employment.
prs. RoscnEreu and MrNOwen. chiro-
practors, have removed their offices to
! Sapulpa.
Miss Goidie Berryhnl loft tho last of
! the week for Claremorc. where she will
! visit friends.
Mcssrs Lowell Thurman and Henry
Lynch have rented tho W, j. spearman
garage.
The Mounds Rebekah lodge No 2S9
! held its regular meeting Tuesday eve
ming.
Miss linda Rodgers has returned from
Edmond, whore she attended summer
school Miss Rodgers Will teach at fal-
well this year.
Mrs. William Mason and son, Bobby
Of Tulsa, who were visiting In the home
OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs James
Smont, Hr., returned home Saturday.
Miss Mabeuc Porter, who has been
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Physician Starts Gland Farm

WEST DENNIS, Mass, Aug IA
Cape Cod. the land OF the Pilgrim
fathers now offers 10 the tourist
and summer visitor In addition to
its antiques. historic dwellings and
picturesque natives the added attrac-
tion Of a modern gland farm.
on n 2b-acre farm here IN. Leo. j.
Hanson, director OF the Massachu-
setts Clinic for Diagnosis. who has
long been specialist In glands.
says he has established n fountain
OF youth that would have satisfied
even the Spanish explorer who
vainly searched the western hemis-
phorc.
Goats and guinea pigs in large
numbers haw been brought to the
farm. The doctor, with crates Of
small animals in his automobile, is a
familiar sight.
Doctor Hanson differs radically
with some OF the best known spec
lalists I'm gland treatment. He de-
clares that in many cases surgical
operations are unnecessary and that
youthful vig1r may be restored
without the actual transplanting Of
glands. lie contends that the effect
produced 10y new glands is not as
asting "a that produced by treating
tho old glands. II they are given
attention I'm time. Soon, no says. n
person will have his, or her, for that
matter, glands tuned up with little
more concern than that attending
the adjustment OF the carburetor
OF tho family fllvvcr.
sixty per cent OF Massachusetts,
would be greatly benefited by gland
treatment, and even larger pro-
portion OF the women, according TO
tho doctor.
Scullity. he saws is a disease. Just
as much ms tuberculosis or cancer
and should be treated as such.
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MvsKoGEE.

Mrs. Ccylon Lewis. SIG South Twenty
first, is visiting friends iu Mexico NO.
MI and Mrs. j.. Hadcn Lincbaugh and
children. left Friday for WauhillHu club
to spend the week end
Mrs. T. Elmer Harbour, west Okwulgee
and Twenty third. who has spent tho past
several wccks visiting Mr.. and Mrs WI