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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-20


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announcements
FUNERAL designs NJ n reasonable price,
siss' pisS psi0SNoRX" "i'l iF'LlowaESR waS siH0SP slp i" !.
BOULDER,
ANNOUNCEMENT s5ib, Quality
ana service, Tulsa tuheftnhlug Co. tun.
eral directors can save you ohe-halt
LOsT AND FOUND
AiREDALE pup. answers 10 name Of
Indy, return 10 42l n. Cincinnati, II. i.
Btowuoi reward.
FOUND-Polloe dog VIII he surrendered
TO owner after correct and proper 'dcun
hctttou. telephone cedar ldu2.
FutND--Wttch, party may have same hy
idrnutying and paying for ad. Usage
GiHs-H.
FOuND-A piece 20 get mems suits
cleaned aud pressed right Tor 81, nt
Terry Millers, cleaners. oue-day service
TOuND--stray hofso. can Osage 2i2s-t
KEYS made while you wait TULSA
KEY SnOP. 100 Fast Thitd,
LOsr--LarBe bunch Of keys on ring
Masonic Pro,eo,iyg ASSOCIATION Tax
LOS1-AlTcdale puppy four months old
black ana tan. whno spot on chest
Epeckrlcd with gray. liberal reward. 90
y. Wheeling uHgge til3.H
| LOST Brudle colur plt built "Laddio'
ward 'ia6i \. Main. osage 500.
Los blA'h ioN l,'IioI' name Jo''
Phono cedar ai0a-J.
/ IOST-Wauet with Initials W. u. O.. re
ward. Cedar 9uU2. als S. Boston.
IG-r.-lirovn. MA glove sIzo Ci.. byt,yeeu
Second and sItth ON AiaIu or boulder.
Fluder please phone OaAgc 2n.l
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irg with Initials OF II. D. ". on one Eldc
and gsB on the other Please call ST.
wheeler. OspPo son and receive reward.
Tgs,r- -ul,rE and white fruaIe I.frwrIIyr
setter kgiIy Mak Audrra.. 0ssre JUs
or GrnEa 1Ist
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phonc cedar ts4. rrwatd.
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! finder call Jane scott cedar .sN5-J,
"rage SEQ. aui receive reward.
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PRICES RECOVER
IN STOCK MARKET
Railroad Shares as Group
Give Best Exhibition
of Strength

sew YORK. Sept. 1o.-Prlces In
.t,dlvs stock market recovered sub
4 .,,rt.ally from yesterdays severe
s,,rack. confirming the impression
,t,, the decline was brought by the
..rhr.cal condition OF the market.
rofav's upturn was accomplished on
reduced volume Of business.
RaIroad shares as group, gave
.,e most consistent exhibition OF
....rgfh. such representative shares
.s TnIon pacific and New YORK. Cen
..5I .pcn!ng at substantial gains and
.t..gry stubborn resistance TO sell
.-g rrcssurc. Rock Island, New Or
Inns Texas & Mexico, Illinois Gem
,r1l md. Louisville & Nashville, and
canadian pacific, also gave a good
account OF themselves.
NIryIcan petrOlcum, moving wlthin
q, Ia5iis Of nearly six points closed at
rrt gain OF 2 IA, with slightly
s,o,rf-r gains being registered by the
pan American issues Mexican Sea-
hoard Royal Dutch and the stand
a-d ONg Of California ond New Jer-
..,. Cosden was quite active at
s,6a1lv rising prices. The directors
,,,ourrlug an increase from 62 y c
m s1 in the quarterly dividend just
hoforc the market closed.
sneculativc belief that hackawan-
no steel was selling below parity
With bethlehem issues under the
merger plans was held responsible
for the activity in the stock, whlcn
registared a substantial fractional
cain United states steel common
touched 1O4 "a for a net gain or
lis. some OF the buying being based
on reports Of increased prices by the
,orporltion's subsidiaries.
Adams Express rose in rather
snlritod fashion in response to un-
confirmed reports that dividend re-
fumption was likely this fall: Burns
Brothers. A and b stocks also were
pctIvc. public utility shares also
we're In good demand all at gains
of point or more.
Total sales were $4,000 shares.
Government withdrawal Of S2i,-
y 100000 in funds from banks In TINS
district was believed to be respon-
sible for the increase in call money
rates which opened at 4, advanced
10 Az shortly afternoon and to o,
an hour later. that ratio holding to
the close. Time money rates were
inclined to ease in rather duh trad
ing. The commercial paper market
was quiet.
More favorable developments in
the near east and Improvement in
foreign exchange rates found re-
Election IN the better tone OF to-
DAYS bond market. Foreign bonds
made good recovery from yester-
days heavincss,
In the rail list. speculative mort
cages were most in demand, ad-
vanccs Of point taking place in
st. Paul AIS. Seaboard Air Line
Consolidated 6s and Chesapeake e
Obi ogeneral AIS. st. Paul general
As and Kansas City Southern SIS were
sold at concessions.
The strength of 1nvincible on SIS,
which were pushed up points, was
the outstanding development in the
trading in industrial bonds.
Relief that President Harding
would veto the bonus bill and that
the veto would he sustained was
held responsible for the improve
meut I'm Liberties. the gains, how
ever being of nominal nature.
Total sales, par value, were S14,-
201000.
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AGAINST FORD'S OFFER
Special Minneapolis Engineer Re
ports Against Letting Manufacture
or Develop City's Water Power.

MINNENTOLIS. Sept. l9--Jay Q.
Vincent. special engineer of tho city
of Minneapolis. appointed 10 inves-
tlGate the development OF the gov
Eovernmcnt-ow owned high dam on tho
Mississippi river lying between Min
neapolis and st. Paul, today reported
TO Mayor Leach against Henry
Ford's offer. made recently TO the
city council OF the twin cities, under
which Ford offered 20 develop the
water power and erect y great plant
In the cities rIyalling tho Detroit
factories.
St paul Is contending for accept
anye Of Horny Foru offer but
Mayor Leach, OF Minneapolis, and
members OF tho city council favor
municipal ownership.
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LOUISVILLE, XIV. Sept. l9--Tho
Rev. Fred FOX, Methodist preacher
was held by the police at New Al
bany Ind, pending an invcstiE1-
tion. and his wife is I'm hospital
in "a serious condition from the ef-
fects Of pistol shot wound in the
breast They both say the shooting
was accidental Fox was placed un.
der arrest on n charge Of assault
and battery with intent 10 k!ll.
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Charged With Swlndllng Priest.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. lQ.--Rnv-
mond W. Ferguson, charged with
residents OF Chicago out of large
sums was held without bail here
today 10 await cxtradition proceed
ings. The police say his operations
have netted him more than SlOo,-
600. the priest alone losing 10000.
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CHICAGO sept. 10 -Butter--Highe-
creamery extras 3shc frsts 3203aisc.
extra frsts 35m17tsc, seconds 3Om3Gtsc.
EgEs--u Unchanged. receipts 1889 cases.
springs 22c, roustcrs &c.
rotHtors-Wcak on whites steady on
early Ohios receipts l63 cars. total Unit
ed states shipments sos cars, Minnesots
and Dakota sacked sand land Ohios 800
a rs cwt.. Minnesota sacked Red river
Ohios sl.25nl.35 cwt., Wisconsin sacked
and bulk round whites 81 l.2OGl.40 cwt.
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LHiDAGO, sept. 19.-Cattle- Receipts
lilr4i better grade beef steers Gamers
ana cutters and veal calves steady; under
tone rather weak on medium and good
.ta'Hngs, beef cows anu heifers ana bulls,
N'chsis ana feeders about steady. top
H4.urod beef steers Sii.GO, best yearlings
stl'5, bulk beef steers t9.25QlO.75, sew
,,.- 'onds corn fed mBtured steers at
stI'', supply of western grassers fairly
LN'. H. bulk veal calves around ti315 90
l1'h.fs. outsiders upward To Sl3.1b and
JFr
Hogs-Roccipts $4,000. marEet fairly
t'.L' un lighter weights slow on others
I.. y laH 25c lower spots OF more, bulk
t.. To sdo-pound average 50 10 G0sb, top
--- lew sales desirable packing sows
t,'a' 20, piEa strong, hulk good and
,N..,e s'S5W9 90. light light f9.AOH 10,
la.hIHg sows smooth 37400s.25, packing
g 1850.
sheep Receipts l5.OoO fat lambs open.
.t strong 10 CSC higher than Monday
t..e'W trade, top natives Sl4.2b to city
t-.lu'ls. bulk sl2.75G g 1900. culls mostly
t'.g $40. 30 western lambs sold early
..,N higher best feeding lambs bid tl3,75.
eco. 600
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10 Fave Four Streets.

Special 20 The world.
MAGONEN. sept. 19--Thirty
thousand dollars viii hc spent 10y the
city commissioners Tor paving four
blocks ON Church street, bids for
which have been called tor 10y the
commissioners
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cclp,s 500. iOc lower. TOP s9.tO. bulk ,5iO
q 2. 20.
Csttle-Recelpts 100, strong, beef
steers tBO0W6 60. beet holfers t4O0n 100,
veal calves 4.OO6tG.OO. heavy calves $3.50
a $50. bulls t2.O00 3.76, veal calves 400
~ 800, heavy calves {350mG 20, Rtockers
and feeders t3350G.0O, stock cows and
heifors 4i.76U4 90.
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Episcopal Meet to New orleans.

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. l9.-The
forty-eighth triennial convention OF
the Protestant Episcopal church Will
be held in New Orleans In 1926 II
was decided at the for'y-seyenth tri-
cnnial general convention OF the
church here today.
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NEW

NEW YORK sept i9,--Cau Money
l,,i,' fir,ir,' h'sh g,,.IoW iGains aa'g ~ v
CAN Lnans--Against acceptances 3h.
Time LOans--Firm, MIXED collateral so
to 9O-dsy - Qila, to 6-month ~ q
An
Commercial Paper-Prime ~ 8ih.
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TOPEKA. Kan. sept. 19.--luvcs-
tigatiou into the holdings ot tho
southwestern Telephone company iu
so-oallcd Independent telephone
companies Is scheduled 20 start be-
fore tho state utilities commission
Immediately
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NEW YORK. Sept. l9,-The c0ttonseo1
oil market developed considerable firmness
today and was TO 12 points net higher
nt the close. Commission bonuses and
shorts were chief buyers on the frmness
of cables and higher cotton market.
Crude offerings were light Sales lS1o
barrels Phime crude G.50c, prime sum
mer yellow. spot. sGOc. October S25c.
December Ta5: March S.Sslc all bid
New York stocks. MS Reported by Hous.
ton, Fible a Co., First National
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.@G

ODD Feliows 1 q 2aIf T. Rihso51ni iiss soSth nouds
AURORA LODGE. NO, as I. o. o. y
Meets every Wednesday evening" 7.90 0
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KANSAS CIlN, Sept. 19.--Cash Whcht--
No. hard o9cG{l1O, No. red Il.o9d
ito.
Corn--No. white Gsc No : yellow
6oAc, No. yellow 6Oc. No. mixed $50
5siac.
unchanged, barley 55a5sc. hay
unchanged.
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FORT WORTH. Texas, sept l9.-Cut-
tle-Receipts G,oO0; bceyes $500 90,
cows tl75@5.0o. hefers E3.5O@ $50,
calves S2.O0m625.
Hugs-Rcceipta 900: light $4,000 9.25.
heavy S.50us75, pigs . 5uM 100.
Shecp-Receipts 500; lambs f5oOGll 90.
wethCrs 45.00u6.76 ewes t3.5OH $50.
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TOPEKA. Kan. sept. ia
large barn containing 1000 bales OF
hay on the Security Benefit asso-
citation farm, was struck by light
ming and destroyed by fire during
the heavy rain and electrical storm
Yesterday afternoon
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NEW ORLEANS Sept l9.-Spot cotton
steady. csc higher, sales on the spot 500
bales to arrive 7Gi bales. Low middling
1850, mddlng 20.75c, good middling
2i Goc. Receipts 1884 bales, stock 6l,S56
bales.
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NEW YORK, sept l9--Iiberty bonds
closed; ass l0lAi, first is 1o0.70 all sec
ond ~ 100 20 all. first ti.s 10000 second
4as iOO12. third as 1Oo2s, fourth as
0O.2S. fourth as lOO54, Victory 4As
uucslled lOO.72, Victory 4&H called 10O.3i
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NEW YORK. Sept is,-Foreign eI-
change firmor.
Great Britain--DemRnd l42h, cables
4i2ig, G0-day bills on banks 40.
Frauce-DcmHnd 7.GI, cables 7.62.
Italy--Demnnd 40, cables f20i4.
Germany-Demand .O6 1916. cables
.0GN.
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NEW YORk, Sept lg.-Load-Flrm,
spot GlOG6.25c.
Zluc-Flrm. East st. Louis spot and
nearby delivery G.66c.
NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-Amerlcan
Smelling 4 Refining 60. today advanced
the price OF lead from to 6.i0c per
pound.
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OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. i9.--Cattle--
Receipts I 200; steady. steers S5.2OQ60o
grass hCifers $500. cpnners and cutters
81 90 d260. calves steady, top 1900
stockers and feeders steady 20 strong.
Hogs Receipts 1000; $50 CSC lower. top
ts.sb buIk as.70 up.
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MEDIC A.

CANCiHS. tumcts. uicors eud blrthmarks
cured and removed. % we Hu tJ cure,
no nay, TRIAL is uIl we nak r. L. Dick
ems box p.N NHruHinu. OINH.
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KANSAS CITY. Sent 10,--Cattle-Re.
cents q 900. beef steers steady to l5c
~, s.,,T best early tlo,2b@lO.s5, hest held
~ Il0O ana up, including some prime
g.'INNk steers, top mixed &l0.5O, all
slaH's she stock strong to 25c higher, few
gggst COWS &l.00W725. bulk otiArs fi2b9
uers 81 JOR2.75, soma westerns 81 90
5o,l cutters {3.2b03.6o. stockers and
i.a mostly steady to strong. spots
r.sntg, early sales stockers $3.50 100.
rt,t,s mostly steady to strong, spots
GsH'L early sales stockers &6.25Q7.00,
teHgrs &G.5O0775, calves and bulls
soH.9 best .vealers sll.OO, most bologna
out.s AS.75U4.0O.
n, t1i9.is4s,-Feceipts 1000: fairly active,
lr"rg.y roc to l5c lower. shipper top 50 So
"a, ..r'' TOP S915, 40 TO 2i0-pounds 50 10
,,sa sS9 to SoO-pounds sSs5g 9.25i bulk
49, f9,oO' packers sows steady TO
sd.9g' mostly f75O@TTb, stock pigs
"ssly' mostly sS7b0925.
Inc i,eIp,I-Reoeipts 1000; killing and feed
er5s amos generally Csc higher, top west
iiH41 llA25 bulk sl4OOQIT25. top native
C7s sheep steady, light ewes $3.50 n
'IasbQ 1850.
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Automobiles
MOrORCYCLEs AND nICYCIEs

NOTICE no MEssESGER HOYS
Motorcycle. Henderson, first.class shane,
$50. ctsu or time. iT0t T.. Fourteenth
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rnKLIY pEnsnNAI

SAIRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL
f1f confinement privatsi prices reason
able; may work for board. babies
adopted. Write for booklet Mrs. r.. b
Long. 49ll Il, Twenty-HeYenth street.
Ennnaa CIV. No.
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ATHANED or stolen, Ous a-year-uld brown
and tan hound dog, piece out pf l'fi
tor Information leading 20 recovery. q.
A M.Ll-mLrE. hlA .uL- hlIu-un. UA-h-
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LONDON, sent i9.-Lead-spot L2i.
futures I23 L. Cd.
zlne-spot LSl l9s Cd, futures L3O It's
I'D
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sTWNYLU-DUrk WITo C0ITToI HUTITtd
white neck. Usage ib6s. 1870 3. Il.
u---L-
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W. T. DADDY, N, @.
n. l. POUNDSTONL. seoreta
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Announcements
PURELY PERSONAL
srrCINL NnrICEs

GRADUATES ot y NJ. e.. \ schools o
New York Ciiv D. o. Nrire, lawyer
ruIsa. okla Telephone OsHgc t9ba.J
Law office nt ioa E. NIuih si
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MANrEn-AurnMonI

used CANS uolrht pn1 soid On small
com WIHsI n uo storage PramOCnr
hnior to tn2 scconi cedar 1858.
WASTED rD0d used rar- Dodge or
NuioF prorr.rrd, have good 40 TIM
proved huif valley had. urloe 90 200.
VII .nry back nL rostoftlce Box
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announcements
IOhT AND ROUND

NCEMENT.-OsaEe tblb. Quaiit!
ana service. IuisH tuhertnhlug Co. iun
eral directors can save you one-half
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NFyy =. New York Cotton.
N''et. middling 2i.55o.
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a Real Help 10 Investors
INVESTORS POCKET MANUAL

ass Page Hooklet Issued Munthiy
High and low records OF & mn siost- a-a h~.I= -.
statistica. descriptions Of 100 corporations will bs
furnished FREE by your owu investment Banker
request o y for soc. latest issue will b. sent
direct by THE FINANCIAL PRESS. Publishers.
il6 Broad ST.. New York City
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
A BOUT, WITH AN OIL STOVE

When you Ge' ~. mO.icd, w over
some task. when The harder YOU Try the
less you seem to accomplish. wh"H y"d
push and pail and tug a: your work n
= spirit Of anxiety and impa;.en"s and
desperation, wha, j. The best thing 70
do?
An OIL stove CAV" ~" the answer TO
ina; question this muru!ng. or. rather
reminded me- Of /; anew [ knew * be
fore just as You knew i. hu' | seemed
to need to ~ reminded Of =. as per-
maps yuU sometimes d..
The Oil stove Versus r. G.
For soals time = had been born" in
upon iuc ,v:a my nasal app"ndagcI
that tur fanny oil stove and had
simply got {" have an eXrcu'iv" session.
This morning. being Spurred on by
October energy. and ais" by complaints
al otucr members oc The family Ike
wise IN possession % nasal aprcudaScs.
| tackled the job. Book Il directions
in hand. advanced boldly On ihs oil
stove and began TO dismc hc- x. Said
he book Of directions with The hlithc
optimism that ever cAara"cer.IcS such
pieces of literature. "C'hi:uncys are
easily taken apart Puli ont the cO;ter
pin at the end of each cross rod. Pull
ont the rods LF; ~ The cDqmclcd
drums and ;Ae tubes arc loose. ready
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
A Stenographer's Romance
WHAT A WORKING GIRL NEEDS
PAGE FVB
By JANE PHELPS

, You're not to hire any girl yet"
Nellie said decidedly. Il told You to
bring home the work. Well hire
secondhand typewriter and between US
all we'll manage to do all you get to
do for 4 while. My ten fingers fairly
ache 10 help you"
| 1T will be good practice for u.s.
Gladys put in. You have all sorts or
work not just about one business. 1t
seems TO ME we would be we'll paid for
helping you BY the experience we
would get
"That's the way 10 talk. And little
, Nellie surely needs all the experience
| floating around. ! forget and make
mistakes in my spelling even yet; and
| oh; how l do want to learn to talk Ike
! Miss Dorothy and l know everything
/ ] do helps me gets me used TO new
| words and all that. Mr.. George told
ME | was too ambitious but his father
never says that. He tells me no one
succeeds who isn't. They talked II
! right before me and I felt so embar-
| raised. Mr. George saw ! was and he
! changed the subject. He's awfully
! nice" An unconscious sight caused
| both girls to exchange glances. Was
! Nellie thinking too much OF George
! FallOn?
To be Continued
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, back &c, away with the h"norN Not
while they Mere there 10 explain VIA;
, was taxing place.
You would THINK" Mazda SAID -
the g;rl who vas with her. ";hcy w"r"
blaming Ellis Tor taking advantae" 81
the. opportunities carr - making.
think they are hnth w"Hdcrfu!'' 81"
may have h~cu preJui.c"d t"c know. ~
~, boys. hut 81" was right.
After the game there WAS i c'.""'.'-
,;ri.. t,r Ne wru hy Il single t"ucGd"""
~ Walker jarough Carr. Tn" t"MhN'
Ipcnpie and ";he:s yelled their heads
Of :ar Walker and h" was carried f"""
n" na.L The MS" boys gathered
aroI-t Carr. ON The way HON" I'u"
difier.at men tod Mazda all about Il.
Carr had Won the game by making II
roSS.blr Tor Walker to bc It hero. he
WAS a wonder. this Carr. SO he was.
though, Mazda. and YET there was E!i!N.
TOD she could lao; h,am" him FOR d"!uE
50 we'll what was there GA II" reads
r.r him u do. And y"' all Of these
mon whn understood football wee
agreed Well sh" rouI see them both
n The evening
Carr came frs, N.,h tho selC-con-
scious feeling OF man who Knows he
IS going 10 he praised.
You werr fine. Lee" Mazda sad. II
you had not showed III" Rcd tackle aside
each 'l.,~ We wouldn't nave Won. Ever o
body aanws says that
tn. .ac.;!e smiled in admiration. Fl
am glad" ne sad YOU understand foot
ball" When Ellis came Carr lett with
the feeling .g - victor.
III" salutt's"u was repeated. II 'h:uk
Van ,,..r.. ,vnlI.rriI Ellis" he Eirl said
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20 be cleaned.
And SO Ear II Sp"H" ;he truth. Every
EALING was easy and with JOY fell upon
the tubes that Were. as prupheSied.
ready taad waiting I" be cleaned.
And cleaned them with a bram!ng
land doubtless SaIwttyl face nnally
Surveyed my handiwork. four clean
tubes and ch!mueyS, and knew some
thing how God felt on that first sun
day. Irrcvcreui" appeal 20 a! the
women who haze felt the joy Of seeing
som" glory hole made clean and order
y az Last BY their efforts. - defend me
from that charge. Didn't You '""l
some Of tn" JOY that creation when you,
too, brought order out of chaos?
n c. Pushed Into q Corner.
To return to the oil Store--wh ten.
alas. | was obliged to do. Once more
I consulted my book "C directions and
found that nothing was said about the
ease OF putting the tubes back IN the
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! N9 Dietand Health
s'"Ssy1'" BY Lulu Hunt Peters. MD !
soN'' .4udto- Of Diet and Health. uih Ksyto the Caoriss
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
By GENE BYRNES

less stamina lhan the hrcaSt-ird babies.
there are many children wn" have been
brought NJ "n IN" bottle WI" do thrive
The tact that you brother + so strong
AMI husky shows that he Is one Of them.
White II - u crime Tor i mother not 1"
nurse hrr baby II possible, there are
few ucra, ions when II cannot b" donn.
| shall 60 into this further IN another
paper.
NrianvhuIia may hc due to psychic
causes or physical causes. II you think
yours IL Of psychic origin. 60 :" mod
rrn nerve specialist. How about your
general health" Are YOU eating correct
j. and getting AT least IL minutes stren-
UuuS cNcrC!s" every day"
16S-lh. Rcadcr:--li you weigh i6s
pounds and are feet : inches in height.
then YOU are about ," pounds over
weight and your had heart which you
think YOU have and your Doctor says
you hav" not. undoubtedly Is simply
heart that IS having &" do little too
much pumping through 20 pounds &C cX-
cess Fat. 10 as your doctor says YOU
ought to Il" Forget YOU ever had Il
hear.
Your SYMPTOMS which you have given
IN" SuEG~S' too much thinking about
yourself Have YOU ever r"a1 G"nrgc
l3l.o''% "DJn'"l p"roudn 49, II y"u have"
Mt. do - AVID TAX" Daniels advice 4"
urhapp, Gw"udnlrn ana study ""mc
suhic'. other than human experience:
botany. geology OF other sciences. Get
interested lu som" w"irar" WORK in your
uc'chhorhu"d and get out more. N"u
1',r ."l a." alone too mu,n.
Nh"ya an 'hiNGs. read your !ne'ru"-
rion4 ON bow :" rrdG"r v"'Ir weight.
That will CIV" YOU something :" d."
which IS interesting AMI II VIII relieve
YOUR hear, tho moment yoG begin T.
Unrry Mother Thor" = som" diNfer-
cnrn az opinion rs 20 how long N" hnhy
hard should b. worn: som" authorities
believing that m" hands should b" Hts-