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Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-28
Report of the condition of the :
MORGAN COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
at Camel City, in the State ,cf Kentucky
Sc at the close of business onsSept. Is, 1922
RESOURCES

RESOURCES G,Y. .t-t\
f other ban and foreign bills exehahge $2b51S2 2O
Loans and discounts, including 'redscouns
Cverdrafts secured 1857 A
u S. Government securetes owned 4 - 't 50
Deposited TO circulation Gu s. $4,000
All other u s.. Government securities 800 90 sO0O0
Other bonds securete
hankng house nnue and fixtures 10000
Lawful with ........... 80
Cash in vault and due from NATIONAL banks
eapops cash items .1S00S
Redemption fund with Treasurer 2OOO
.N TOTAL
. LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid COX Ooo M
llnNnsd pohs .$24S152
Less current expenses interest
"o'es ,25O000
Certified checks outstanding 300 o.
uepoS's SUBJECT to eheck .226S59
Certificates Of deposit due in less than AZ
state Of Kentucky, County Morgan, 81
" Custer Jones' cashier of the named bank SWEAR
% tie above statement is true to the knoyed belief
CUSTER JONES' Cashier.
Sulscrbe9 ana sworn to before day
- SM W,'H. STACY. Notary Public.
My commission expires Mar. lS 1924, n
COrTGct-aitest: .tf
NJ. L. CoNLEY
JOE G. STAMPER,
j. d. wRITEAKER.
y y-.-.--A-.-- ~ DrsCtOrsl
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-28

Go to d. R. Keeton's for the genu-
inc white Elk" lace boots. Height
o, Is and 1S inches. Guaranteed to
keep your feet dry.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-28

There are a number of subscribers who nave let
their subscriptions get in arrears Please send in your
renewals that you will not be dropped from the list
Besides we need the money
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-28
Good Farm for Sale.

80 acres In Flat Woods, 80 acres
evel. 10 acres woodland. Three room
iouse and good barn. Tw miles from
abroad. A bargain. See
L. T. HOVERMALE.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-28

The Opes-mouthed flapper on the
new dollar Is saying: "Good bye,
Kid, I've got to be goin.."
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-28
DEATHS.

We inadvertently omitted to men
an in last issue thedeath of Mrs.
Vna Engle, who died Of Oppoplexy
at her home near Index ON, the 18th {.
She was an aged and. respected wo-
man and much loved in that commu-
nifty. She was buried in the Noah
Elan graveyard, Rev. G. L. Wilson
conducting the funeral services
She is survived by eight children, j.
D., Clifton, Boyd and Harlan, Mes
danes Mandy Brown, Betty Halsey,
Mckinley Williams and Edgar Man.
ming.
! Jerred Gross, 20 year old son OF
George Gross, of near town, died al
the home of his father Wednesday
morning Of tuberculosis. He had
been confined to his room for about
three months. He will be buried In
the Howard graveyard today.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-28
Everybody Laugh, AT
Mutt & Jeff

fhs LsuisVille Pest has the bsas FuAnles
bud Fishers Mutt and JEFF, Them
Days is Coma FNssvsE," ''ean You Beat
IL" 6eidbess's famous characters,
WsbStsr's eaEtesRa-'Lite's Darkest
MOmsns'' and ethsrs-iFvin a, eobb's
iNuShabls ssoris, A full page Of
wholesome laushs every evening,
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-28
TeIegraphic World New,

Because of the difessAea In time most
foreign news bssais,bsst fet the evening
raetrepeiitan papesa, The latest, up-to,
the-minuts. dependable foreign news is
a worthwhile feature Of the Louisville
Post, It's bond and market reports are
not only accurate, but complete up to
the closing Of the New York market.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-28
The Weman's Page and
Aah Stirling Column

Every weRan tsAdeE finds real charm
in this page. The Ann Stirling column
never fails ts instruct and interest, Chill
Crea nore- tire Of the Bedtime Riddle
Stories: DR.. REady's Health Talks con-
tain wholesome sdviee, And there are
many more equally worthwhile features,
Mail Coupon NOW
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70 SELL, BUY OR RENT SEE
GEO. II. BRoBsT, REAL1oR.
Professional Bldg. 2SS4A
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Taxi Service

FLEMING TAXI AND TRANS.
FER COMPANY. Taxi and
baggage service, day and night.
Phone 1880. s042A
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FIRST GLASS MEALS AND
FIRST CLASS SERVICE. Bog.
CESS and Stead. Lynch Bldg, Farm.
ington, W. Va. 2s45A
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CoLoRED WOMAN OR POLISH
GIRL wanted for general house
work. s2S Fourth St 3176A
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please say you saw 1t in The West
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Female Help Wanted
What have you to SELF

LADIES everywhere to sell articles
every woman absolutely needs
and must have. Write Z. WEIR
HAN & COMPANY, Department 4,
Box 1925, Birmingham, Alabama.
3l2sA
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Coal and Timber
Farms For Sale
OHIO

alH OHIO FARM
ON FINE PIKE AND TRACTION.
~ ACRES; $2,s0o-HALF DOWN.
This Is a dandy truck and poultry
farm, 2 acres Of which is Mch bot.
tom; balance rolling and good to.
bacco soil, rolling land; has a
southern exposure, making Il fine
for poultry buildings, 100 apple
trees and other fruit, fine spring
and 2 cisterns, comfortable s
t4om frame dwelling barn, black.
smith shop and other out buildings,
Che best OF freight and passenger
service TO and from Cincinnati;
traction stops in front Of the farm.
mix and express trucks pass door
daily: farm 16 miles from Fountain
Squire Cincinnati, close to village
stores, schools and churches, 2 IL
miles by traction to another fine
town with banks, stores, factories,
graded, high school, Protestant
churches Catholic churches and
school; immediate possession; will
take from $1,000 to S1,4OO down
md balance reasonable. This prop.
!. erty Is on main State highway
| Sfn6 for farm list.
VI m hopkins 8 sEELER
tosSs Fifth ST.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Houses And Lots

CONSULT ]. A. FoRTNEY, Nc.
q Crory Bldg. Houses and Lots.
Phone 4o5-R. 2S5oA
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LAND mi EASTERN OKLAHOMA.
$500 to $500 per acre. JASPER
81 BUTLER, PoTEAu, Okla.
lHoMAs 312sA
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Two bedrooms close IN. Phone 1s.R
3141 A
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TWO STORY, s ROOM house with
bath. barn, bake oven. Good
cellar. 406 Spence street. Phone
1867 3154 A
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Dressruaking

DREssMAKNG doue At homo or
VIII come to house. Phone s11.w.
su Dunbar ST. 2sssA
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please say you saw It In The West
Virginian.
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TWO NICELY FURNISHED
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS. All convenienees. 800
Vermont Ave. SOFIA
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.1lsToRY, s ROOM HOUSE. Closet
= and good cellar. Lot 120x44.
404 spencesstreet. 3153 A
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Situation Wanted, Male

MARRIED MAN must have work:
will do anything; not afraid OF
hard work. Phone 1851. 3122A
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Insurance
Financial
COLLECTING
AGENCY

THE ACME ADJUSTMENT
AGENCY
has opened offices In the Nc
Crory Building, Fairmont,
West Virginia, doing a general
collecting business. We solicit
your accounts for collection,
We charge no membership fee,
we make absolutely no charges
OF. any nature unless the money
is actually paid TO you or US,
We tax on retatners attorneys
fees or extrsp charges Of any
kind. We put our time, money
and experience against your
bills. We have to collect to
make our money. Our special
ties-monthly settlements sat.
isfied clients. Phone Nos. 4o5-R
and S66-R.
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FOR RENT-Eurnished room, I'll
Chicago street. Sls4A
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WANTED-white woman to keep
house for man. and three children
at once. Phone 1861. 3145 A
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Special Notices

NOTICE
All persons owing or holding
claims against the estate OF Bnos
Brumage, deceased, are requested
10 present same to,
BRUCE RRUMAGH,
Administrator,
Metz. ". We,
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MISCELLANEOUS For Sale

FA1RMoNT RUBBER STAMP
WORKS. Under new manage.
ment. Typewriters sold, rented
and repaired. Agency for the L,
c. SMITH, Phone 12O4-J. 2s71 A
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Women's Specialties
Tailoring-Pressing

SUITS PRESSED G DELIVERED
7Se. Fatrmont Hatters & Tall.
ers, 80 Madison ST. 1898 A
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COAL, SAND, MOVING, GiSER
AL HAULING. can sO7:R- vi
1859 Z
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ONE ACRE FARM. Good Nyc
room house, two poultry. houses,
Food water. Lots Of fruit Of ali
kinds. One and one half miles 70
Court House on Hampton Road
Phone THOMAS BURRLUCK,
7i2ssR-4. Route No. 2, Fairmont:
". Va. 2eS6A
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VENICE RESTAURANT. SPECIAL
SPAGHETTI. The leading
ITALIAN CUISINE in the city.
Phone 1850. Second floor, Cor.
Madison and Jackson SITS. 2S0oA
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MERCER COUNTRY FARMS FOR
4 SAIE-Write for circulars, Civ.
ing full description OF building.
Number OF acres and price. F, A.
GEBNER Jackson Center, Pa. r.
. . 27b4A
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Farms For Sale


Mr.. FARM BUYER: Don't climb
up and down. hills all your life
when you can buy good level farms,
tho cream Of this locality with
extra good buildings with modern
conveniences, in house and barn,
good level roads near r. K. Cen.
trallzed schools, good markets.
Milk $40 and up net here. ] sell
farms that owners have lived on
for YEARS and paid for and have
money on interest, the kind you
can make good on. State your
wants and send today for illustrate
ed booklet. F. B, STEWART.
LlNESyILLE, Pa 2l42A
Fruit, Truck and Poultry Farm
so acres, AZ acres under cultivation,
3 acres woodland, soil clay loan,
well improved and very productive,
90 acres set to fruit, acres per.
manent pasture, ten acres to grass,
2 acres to wheat. X milo TO town
2400 Inhabitants, high school,
churches, cannerles, lumber yard,
coal yard, grist mill and up to date
stores. Six room dwelling in fair
condition, barn, carriage house and
garage, one poultry house, one
brooder house, brooder and hover.
800 apple, peach, pear, cherry trees
in bearing, about 700 apple trees
from s to 10 years old standard va.
rieties, have been sprayed and in
first class condition. u acre straw
berries. The following stock and
implements go with the farm: 2
horses. one COW, farm wagon,
sulky cultivator, walking cultIvat-
or, one-horse pillow, 2-horse plow,
one acme harrow, wagon and pillow
harness, 100 white leghorn hens,
one e40-egg Cyphers incubator.
Possession given at once. Price
$500, 1.3 cash.
Farm z acres, 4 room bungalow,
barn and poultry house, new. $500
1.3 cash. SAMUEL G. NuTTLE,
Denton, Md.
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YOU CAN SAVE A suBSTAN.
TIAL SUM. Before buying furni.
ture see us. STANDARD FURNI.
TURE COMPANY, 32l Jackson st.
306SA
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J. H. PRICE for general haaiini
and teaming. Phone 1is1M.
1880
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Houses For Sale

HOUSES, LOTS. farms, bought,
sold and exchanged. FRANK
PRIcHARD. Phone o75. SOssA
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new DREssMAKTNd PARLoRs
| NOW OPEN. 3o7 Madison ST,
Sewing done reasonably. MRS,
RADCLIFFE q MISS DowNEY.
Phone 500. 2sssA
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FOUR UNFURNIsHDD ROOMS,
nicely located. Phone 647J.
3l10A
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CLEANING. REMoDELING, DYE.
ING. Parker Dye Works, 1887,
aoi Cleveland Ave. 3o71A
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TRANsFER-HAuLtNG OF All
KINDS long distance moyini
a specially. ,i'AE zHIoNtTRANs
FER & STORAGE co! pL5i,e i5ls
2so7A
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FOR SALE

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please say you saw 1t in The West
'1irgtnian.
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WASTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
GopSEWoRK, phone Mrs. f.
A. Butt, 144-J, Warrington. 3162A
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Hauling and Transfer

COAL DELIVERED promptly an,
place. Moving and general haul
Ing. Phone 2ss q. Y Il HENRY
sMOuSE .-25All
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CALL W. R. SMITH TRANSFER
for moving and allSkinds Of gen
eral hauling. Coal delivered rel
sonably. Phone 17oiswsy.2. 1855
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my s Do not need and Be Of es someone else
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TWO OR THREE FURNISHED
LIGHT SEKEEPING
ROOMS for rent. Phone u4s-J.
3169A
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DREssMARING & PLAIN SEW.
ING. Give US a trial. 2os Wal.
nut Ave Phone s61.R, 277oA
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Furnished Rooms

ONE NICELY F6RN1saED Sleep.
ing room. 500 Henoni Ave.
sossA
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
Phone 2s6-M. S171A
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Restaurants

FOR BETTER MEALS AND SER
VICE Palace Restaurant. 12S
Main 81. 2es1A
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please say you saw Il insThe West
WHITMAN. ~ AZ.
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Unfurnished Rooms

TWO OR THREE UNFINISHED
ROOMS. Modern convenienees,
call at 10 Spence St, off Maple
avenue. S1osA
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Agents Wanted

MAN WITH CAR to represent rs
In this territory. Can advance to
District Manager Il hustler. The
g. l.. Smith Co., South Bend. Ind.
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Building Lots For safe

CHOICE LOTS N BELLvIEw.
Simon and East Park Addition,
nstd Morgantown Ave. For paru-
s1lars see Fairmont Building and
Investment Co, 422 Professional
Bldg. 304lA
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Furniture For Sale

CITY FURNITURE HOSPITAL.
UPHoLSTERiNG. GENERAL
REPAIRING. Bicycles and Sup.
plies. Tapestry and Leather sam.
pies on hand. MRS. ]. II. INFER,
Phone 1871. 3So4-J
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for
light housekeeping. 1104 Morgan.
town avenue. Phone 1871. 1856 A
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ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM,
suitable for one or two gentle
men. CLIFF HoUSCE, PHONE
22S.R. S1s5A
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for
light housekeeping. 7lo Castor
Ave. 3l11A
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FOR RENT-Furnished room for
one man, two men. or man and
wife Close in. 216' Chicago St.
3151 A
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Dentists
Professional Service

PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER. Depo.
sitions and all legal documents,
forms, reports, etc. 4. l.. LONG,
Room No. !, American.Italian Bldg,
corner Madison and Jackson SITS,
Phone l6SfR. 2765A
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When answering advertisements,
please say you saw 1t In The IVES;
YirginIan.
The Washington times., 1922-12-24

Yet there Is actually no such thing as "Luck"
or Chance" Az you watch the little ball spin
ming, 1t all seems luck. But strangely enough II
you should spin that bah for thousand years, and
keep track of avery result you would find the
number Of times black just about equal the number
OF times red, odd equal to even, and the zero com.
Ing up its regular number Of times.
8
Some look upon life a. nero roulette wheel,
believing in Destiny" The Mohammedans be
heve It, Some Christians believe It as regards
death, thinking that tho hour is absolutely fixed
and that nothing win change It.
But another, more modern notion Is that
Supreme Power does not bother with every detail
Of our little ves but rather leaves 1t to us to de-
eide what we shall do, whether we shall succeed
and whether we shall fail according to the powers
born in US and in our ancestors.
The lesson that McCay teaches hero Is this:
IF you don't control YOURSELF, other things
WILL control you. II you allow yourself to be
spun around on the spinning wheel Of moods and
accidents your landing place will be matter also
Of moods and accidents beyond your control.
It is tr,se as Mr.. McCay indicates in his car.
toon, that characters most different one from
another depend largely upon the mood. Ono
morning, having gone to bed early and slept
soundly, you wake up cheerful Another morning
finds you plunging into the darkness Of . dis
agreeable outlook upon lfe.
One mood makes -us charitable and forgiving
Another makes us vindictive. Another makes COW.
ards Of US, another inspires courage. n.
q 80 t''r
Of al things the nerves. or rather that mys-
The Washington times., 1922-12-24

there was no hope for him. But he could have
kept orr the track, and then he would have been
all right.
80 With our moods, and with this spinning top,
upon which wswhirl until We shoot OF into space
The thing ID to keep OF the top Of moods, upon the
solid ground, to keep your head clear, your diges
ton in order, your nerves level and under control
And then select YOUR OWN DOORWAY IN
LIFE, instead Of allowing yourself to be flung into
ono Or the other st hazard
eImpposs another name for this cartoon would
have besn, Control Yourself, Don't Let Spinning
Accident Control You"
This picture reminds you Of tho roulette wheel
that spins and rattles through all the gambling
hours Of day and evening In the great gambling
hall at Monte Carlo. Have you ever seen such
wheel7 Amoupier, who manages the bets, paying
II you win, taking your money II you lose, is the
man that spins tho wheel. In his hand he holds
little white bah Of ivory. When everything is
ready and tho bets ars made, he says, "Lss jsux
sont faifsl Rain ~ "a plusP' BETS are madel
Nothing moro goesiD
3 Then hs drops the little ban upon the spinning
wheel !. Il goes round and round and round, rat
thing against the little compartments, some red,
some black, some numbered odd, some numbered
sven. At last, as the spinning dies out the little
bah lands IN one particular compartment, red or
black, odd or evsn. Those that have bst that way
win, those that have bet tho other way lose.
0nce II 10 often, about three times III hun
dred the little bali lands IN tho zero, In which case
al eDcept the few that bst on zero lose. That II
callad "Iats" or "ohanos" or "Luck"
The Washington times., 1922-12-24
ssM, 81

tsrious force that goes from tho brain through
nerves, controlling our muscles CONTROLLING the.
attitudes tho outlook, tho Amoodse Of the hrain 7
itself. II the greatest and most important fcrc
A man once killed himself because hs Has tc I
fight duel and hadn the courage to face 4he tsst
although very probably he would not have been !.
hurt. s,,4ss "a -. ss..>S
Another man, famous in history, signed his
name 70 . lie, then proudly took back the lie, told
tho truth and was sentenced to be burned alive
They took him to the fire, but before he was burned
he hsld his right hand in the FIRE and burned it Of
saying that he wanted first to punish tho hand
that had signed the le."
Contrast those two men, ono killing himself
because his nerves would not let him face an ordeal
the other for shame Of having lied to osave his Nfs
burning his living hand in fire.
Far apart were those two men, and all because 1
Of difference Of nervous condition, . different
mood "@ b !;
Think Of the great John Huss, also burned ]
alive. As tho soldiers were piling fagots at his
feet, little child barely able to walk picked up.
small stick and added it to the bonfire. Huss, 20
soon to die, looked down and mwmured, "Sweet {
simplicity" plying tho child's ignorance.
There was nerve, death worthy Of the spirits
about to 20 from Life. +
The moral Of McOay's cartoon this week q,
control your MOODS and you control YOUR
SELF" 70 control the moods you have 10 know I
what creates them. They arc born IN your brain,
and produced there by the effect Of innumsrabls
forces upon that brain. - (. N I
>sr%aE'-,srA q q H .{,;.f
The isver can produce mood In which an things iook
yellow, disoouraging not worth while
The Digestion IN al it, various funotons absrptieu
and assimilation produce dossn different effects upsn
the mental part Of s human machine from the acute agony
a sudden indigestion TO tho so wearing away of strength
and capacity becauss Of blood improperly built up and ~
properly nourishsd. i. .~,p- sa'.f.,s ~ III
~ tta,.; $50 .[,.ass,s .,,-.,,... Ss.s%a, s
Sunlight fssh at temperance concentration o. minA
upon the truth that the WIN GAN protect us WIN help TO-
conquer our yoeds and enable TO direct oURSELVE9
instead Of being spun into this or that by s
hand that McOay shows IN his picture ass !, I,
In this world either JON DO or you, DO NOT osntrsl
youFssk. aw s,,Ts;, aa a<g (,
Nnsty-nins in 1 hundred do NOT, and they amount -
nothing But one IN Q hundred DOES CONTROL HIN.
SELF he n the that makes his hfe worth while
Ths enemy Of self control h THE M00D-ths aselt
dental feeling Of the that dmnishss courage and
win and makes - unAt for sslf-dhsction 81,
The Washington times., 1922-12-24

ths body to protest, in the only way possible, BY
Interesting with the work Of the head !.
II the liver Is wrong, life is hardly worth iv-
ang. II digestion Is wrong, II nerves are wrong,
e the tsmper Is wrong each Of US becomes the VIC
tim Of his own moods each ceases to be captain OF
III sitp. and hops upon this spinning top, to be
tosssd into any compartment that may happen.
"a with this picture Mr.. McCay sends the fol.
lowing memorandum: - :,
'sI hope this cartoon will be plain enough
for anybody, and believe that it may arouse. =
! certain amount Of useful thought in every
body. Il may be said: Men should control
their moods, and rise above them! That is
very easy to say, but men cannot control their
moods and cannot rise above them. They can,
however, KEEP OUT OF MOODS. Once the
mood Il working you cannot rise above it any
more than You can rise above It when your leg
Il cut or The consequences IN both cases
surely follow"
But No can keep AWAY from moods, we can
avoid them. We can realize that mood Is the
result d foolish living, or foolish investing, or
some other foolish acts. - s.."
6hakespeare, for once wrong, says, 1--WE arc
such stun q dreams arc made Of and our little life
q rounded with Sleep ,... ~, ~,,e.,
don't know how. our little lives are
sFounded," or what happens, for haven't been
outGids Of this world to see.
N But know that we are such stuff as un-
rleasant REALITIES mot dreams are made Of
One man ID what his nerves make him. An
ether is what his liver makes him. Another IL
vnst his thirst for alcohol makes him. Another,
despy TO be pitied Is indeed such stuff ais dreams
are made Of, but they are the dreams Of drugs,
most horrible Of all calamities
Many that read this win say, "It's easy TO
rrsach, but HOW arc you going to control your
noodsf Il they are more powerful, what u there
20 prevent their controlling YOU7" u@4
II II Hike the old story Of the young bull on
ths railroad track. Once he got on the track and
mas up his mind to butt the locomotive, Of coufSs