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The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-23
OPPORTUNITY SCHOOLS
 DISCUSSED BY TEACHERS
Meeting Here Also Appoints Com mittees on County Contest and
 Promotion Examinations.

Miss Willie Lawson of the state department of education very inter estingly discussed the new "oppor- tunity schools" for adults at meet ing of Faulkner county teachers and directors held at the courthouse Saturday by County Supt. A. A. Par sons. Miss Lawson spoke of the great benefit these schools are hav- ing in reducing illiteracy and said more interest in them is being shown in Faulkner than in almost any other county. Four of these schools are now being operated in this county, Superintendent Parsons said. They are for adults who were denied educational opportunities in their childhood and are conducted without compensation by rural teach eB.
 The meeting was attended by about 15 teachers and three diree- tors. It was decided to revive the county educational contests and J. r. Akridge was appointed chairman of the committee on arrangements.
 A committee composed of MT. Ak ridge, Mrs. w. P. Gibbs, Miss Ethel Henderson, Miss Ruth Hiett and c. C. Denney was appointed to draft uniform set of examination ques tions for promotion from the eighth grade to high school.
 Teachers attending the meeting
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-23

Legal Blanks for sale ar this office.
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GERMANS RUINED
 ON STOCK MARKET
fDy the Associated PressI

Berlin, Jan. 2l.-Thousands of Ger mans have been bankrupted by the recent craze for speculating in the stock market. The losers were not limited to wage earners and profes- sional men with inadequate incomes but included many comparatively wealthy men.
 The workmen and professional men claim that speculation is not vice but necessity for men whose incomes are 5000 marks a month or less. They say they plunged" in the market in the hope of being able to win cough to pay their bills and to buy cloth ing for themselves or dress for thelr wives.
 Some of those who lost their earn- ings in this way have disappeared from their positions. Others are mak ing the round of their acquaintances in an effort to borrow and the re- mainder are stolidly facing debts which they cannot hope to pay. Gro cers and butchers generally have clos ed all credit accounts.
 One of the spectators who lost his monthly salary of 1000 marks n stock market speculating said:
 We have to gamble We cannot buy anything but the barest necessl- ties on what we earn and when prices go up and money for even the neees- saries is lacking, we take a chance rather hopelessly thinking that out condition cannot be much worse and that we might have luck"
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-23
FUNERAL OF MIR. JAMES.

Funeral services for the late Will liam R. James, Sr., Conway's oldest citizen, were held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the First Baptist lhurch. The services were conduct ed by Rev. E. P. J. Garrott, the pas tor, and the burial was at Oak Grove cemetery. Pallbearers were as fol- lows: Actiye-J. D. Dunaway, w. B. Clayton, A. J. Meadors, Leo Graf ton, s F. Dorrill and R. c. Dicker- son. Honorary-J. R. Donnell, c. M. Easterwood, w. A. Loveless, W. A. Bragg, L. B. Atkeison and G. NJ. Walthall
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-23

endorsements.
 When these bridges are repaired, the Bolshevik contend it will be a simple, though long task to quash the revolt. The absolute lack of railroads and scarcity oI useable highways will prevent movement of any large body of troops into the forests, in which most of the insur- gents are as much at home as the foxes and wolves
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-23
CARD OF THANKS.

l take this means of thanking all those who were so kind to me dur ing the illness and death of my baby, Welton, and husband. May Gods blessings be with you all is my daily prayer. Their mother and wife,
 Mrs. Mittie Dallas.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-23
MRS. C. S. SMITH.

T. R. Douglass Sunday received a telegram announcing the death on Sunday morning at Pocatello, Id, of his sister, Mrs. Nettie Smith, wife of C. $. Smith of that city. Mrs. Smith is survived by her husband, three sons, Parke, Douglass and Arthur, and two brothers, T. R. Douglass of this city and P M. Douglass of Guy.
 Legal Blanks for sale az this office,
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-23

were Mrs. w. P. Gibbs, Mrs. Joe Daugherty, Miss Ethel Henderson, Miss Ruth Hiett, J. P. Akridge, c. C.. Dcnney, w s. Grinsted, Henry Jinski, A. F. White, Miss Czerdi Turner, Miss Ruth Turner. J. T. Middleton. Joe Daugherty and j.. W. Fortner were the directors pres ent. County Agent T. M. Williams also attended and made an appre- ciated talk.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-23
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Daniel May, 19, and Ruby Cotton, IS, Greenbrier.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-23

See Viola Dana in There Are No Williams, White Grand to- night.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-23

See "Over the Hill,' at Ideal -23d3t
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See cover the Hill," at Ideal -23d3t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16

The first bathroom was In cnoAt
city on tbs island Of Crete. a,eoen4k.
years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
Ohio News Notes

Cincinnati. O.. Dec. 1.-the Opportun-
ity for Boys. TO be abandoned Dec. 81
! has raised the problem Of what to do
with the 40 boys now housed at the
farm. Hamilton county commissioners
operate the farm.
Cincinnati, O., Dec. IA patronage
committee Of five Democrats has been
named here. it Is reported, TO make rec
concentrations to ~Governor-elect o
hey.
Tiffin, O., Dec. 15-Rev. Everett A.
Moore, OF Springfield. Mo-. Episcopal
rector, has accepted a call to Trinity
parish here to succeed Victor A. Smith.
| who will become pastor Of Christ Epis-
copal church In Lima
Defiance, O.. Dec, 15-Failure OF many
relatives to pay for grave lots ana
burial expenses, may result in some
bodies being exhumed in Riverside GEM
etery here and moved to single grave
lots, officials ay. Forty-eight accounts
totalins SlSs5.51. are outstanding.
Toledo, O.. Dec. l5-Toledo coal load
ing docks have closed down for the WIN.
ter.
Cleveland, O.. Dec 15-An agent from
tho state department OF adjusted com
pensation is here for an investigation
TO see that all soldier bonus claims are
paid before Christmas.
Tlffin, O., Dec. IA drive to place
the Salvation Army here on an indepen-
dent financial basis has been started
hcre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
GOVERNORS Of
ELEVEN STATES.
IN COAL MINE

Beckley, W. Va. Dec. ls.-LaytnS
aside the cares Of office the governors
Of eleven states donned Jumpers today
at Glen White. near here, and descend
ed ESQ feet into the earth to inspect
one Of West Virginia's coal mines. Ac-
companying them into the mine wsrs
their wives. All wore regulation min
ers' caps with lamps attached.
The governors came here from White
Sulphur Springs, where they have been
attending the fourteenth annual con-
ference Of the state chief executives,
making the trip by special train and
being met at the station by the Munich
pal band and a delegation Of citizens
who escorted them to Glen White.
There were q fev gasps from the
governors wives when 1t was an
nounced that the party would be shot
down a deep shaft and guided through
the .abyrynth Of passages under ground.
but they made the trip bravely. Gov
ernor Olcott Of Oregon was the first to
step on the shaft elevator. and a. he
did 30 remarked:
Many of US have been buried In the
recent landslides, but never have ~
many governors been under ground At
once"
Below ground. the party rode q mile
along the main gallery In coal trains
and then returned to surface, being met
by scores Of school children, whom sew
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
Ohio News
NWANIS COMMITTEES

Toledo, O., Dec. l5-AnnoIncement Of
the committees Of the Ohio Kiwania dis
trict for the year beginning anuaTy /.
was made here by Walter 8. Jackson, OF
Lima governor Of the district.
One new committee has bean added by
Gov. Jackson-tfilt Of Good Roads.
which will center It's activities the conf
ing year on getting better highways
throughout the state. Members Of the
district committees for tho coming
year are:
Business Methodist. Jenkins Columbus
chairman: Robert Frey, Ottawa; Car
rol Holton. London; Fred Powers. Bu-
cyrus: William liant, Warren: John
G. Eek, Alliance.
Classification-Henry Bremen. Day
ton. chairman: A. J. Barringsr. c.
lima; j. r. Lloyd. Cambridge; Herbert
Baker, Gallon: f. T. Manning. Berea:
H. l.. McCarty. Salem.
Convention-Ben .Wiant. Marion. chair
man; W. w. Taylor, ~Sandusky: Roland
Rogers, W%apakoneta: +. T. Clayton.
C%incinnatt: Sam Brainard. Medina;
Clyde Wells, Conshocton.
Education-T. N. Hoover, Athens. chair
man: Dr.. A. T. Grills, Lorain; T. Bruce
Birch, Springfield: Frank Cuff. Napo-
leon; w. F. Martin, carep: w. J, Nc
Graw, Bsllaire.
Greisvancs-Jos Brand. Urbana, chair
man; Or. F. @. Mausr. Delphos: Ward
Hartley. Pomeroy; J. T. Csrye, upper
~Sandusky; w. R~osensteel, Niles; Wal
ter Hill. East Liverpool.
Inter-Club Actlvities-Waltcr B.. Beck
Tiledo, chairman: Sam Goldsteln. Lor-
ain: Vincent Mider. Greenville; W. D.
Gobsl, Carye; Bonon Schmidt. New
ark: Forest Richmond. Toronto.
Laws and Regulations-C. W. Stillson.
Youngstown, chairman; Walter john
son, Kenton: c. ". Loughead. Cincin-
natl: J. H. Rennard. Marietta; Bert
Smith. Willard. and II. T. sheriss.
Cadiz.
Publlcity-James E. Grubbe, Toledo,
chairman; Rober Dolby, Portsmouth;
CUT Graf, Alliance: Robert Rice. Ely.
ria: Fred Gleich. Delaware; E. NJ. Fer
his. Crestline.
Public Aairs-John Maher. Greenvi!le
chairman: Frank McManus. Findlay;
NJ. H. spreng, Mansfield: ]. A.. Hockey.
Lancaster; c. W. Filliatraut. Favenna;
l.. r. Zollers. Canton.
Good Roads-Joe Hartline. Lima chair
man; Ebert Rabb. xenia; Karl Gug-
Ter, Gallon; L. H. Green, GAINESVILLE;
Emile Gamneter, Akron; Elmer Rel
nohl, Massillon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
DR.. Coue Shows How, Unconsciously, Auto
Suggestion Makes One Better in Every Way

played by the giver OF the sugges'
lions.
He Is not a master who gives or
ders, but a'friend,, guide. who leads
the patient, step by step, on the road
to health.
AS all the suggestions are given In
the interest OF the patient, tie I'm
conscious of the latter asks nothing
better than to assimilate them and
transform them into misconceptions.
When this has been done. the cure
lie obtained more or less rapidly &C.
cording to circumstances.
Let US give here two interesting
cases where Autosuggestion, follow.
ing visits, produced cures:
Case 4.
Nine. NJ, aged 43, Malzeville.
Comes at the end OF 1916 for violent
pains in the head from which she
has suffered all her life. After a few
visits they vanish completely. Two
months afterwards she realized that
she was cured OF a prolapse OF the
uterus which she had not mentioned
to me, and which she was not think.
ing when she made her Autosugses.
ton. (This result Is due to the
words: I'm every way" contained in
the formula used morning and even
ing).
Case S.
Nine. D, Choisyla-Roi0Only
one general suggestion from me in
her part morning and evening. In
October Of the same year this lady
tells me that she Is cured OF an inter
nal disorder from which she had sur
sered for more than twenty years. UP
to April. 1920, the cure Is still holding
GOOD. (Same remark as in the pre-
ceding case).
Copyright, 1929, BY The American
Library Service).
"a Doctor Should Give Medicine"
Says Coue in his next article, "otheI.
wise his patient will be dissatisfied.
A frank discussion Of the relations
of medicine and suggestion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
Farmers to Remain On Farms

Columbus, O., Dec. 1b-How to stem
the farm-to-city movement among the
younger. generation Of farmers should
be one Of the most important problems
affecting agriculture. 1t is asserted by
G A Roach, secretary Of tho Ohio
Bankers' Association. Unless stringent
action Is taken in the next decade to
keep the youngsters on the farm; mo
na.ion's production of raw food products
viii be seriously menaced." he declared.
Next TO the farmer. the banker un-
derstands best this movement" Roach
continued, and he Is lending every pos
sih,e aid TO the boys and girls or the
rrr,l districts that may be saved to the
farm and become the mninstay in the
future production OF the country's food
supplies"
The Where" In Eating
Cleveland. O., De-. 15-'Tcil me where
,oa 1.-Two and Ill TIL you ana: va sA'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16

OF the patient you r dealing with!
Sometimes Patient 10 Cured at Once,
All your suggestions must be made
In q monotonous and soothing voice
always emphasizing the essential
words), which. although 1t does not
actually send the subject to sleep. at
least makes him feel drowsy, aud
think Of nothing in particular.
When you have come to the end OF
the series of suggestions you address
the subject in these terms:
In short. I mean that from every
point Of view, physical as we'll as
mental. you are going to enjoy excel
lent health. better health than that
you have been able to enjoy up to the
present.
Now I am going to count three,
and when I say Three you will open
your eyes and come out OF the pas
stve state In which you are now.
you will come out OF 1t quite ma
turally. without feeling in the least
drowsy. or tired. on the contrary, you
will feel strong, vigorous. alert. &C.
tive, full Of life.
Further still, you will feel very
cheerful and fit In every way.
"One-two-three."
At the word three the subject
opens his eyes-always with q smile
and an expression OF w~ell-oeing and
cca.entment on his face.
o,otipooo -tho,,oh ~nrolv-tha ma.
tieut is cured on the spot. At other
times, and this Is more generally the
caso) he finds himself relieved his
pain or his depression has partially
or totally disappeared-though only
for 4 certain lapes OF time.
In every case It Is necessary to re.
new the suggestions more or less fire.
quently. according to your subject.
You must be careful always to speak
thom out at longer and longer inter
rails. according to the progress Oh.
tanned, until they are no longer nee,
sssary-that is to say when the cure
Is complete.
Before sending away your patient.
you must etll him that he carries
within him the instrument by which
he can cure himself. and that you are
Is It were, only = professor teaching
him to use this instrument, and that
hs must help you In your task
Thus, every morning before rising,
and every night on getting into bed,
he must shut his eyes and In thought
transport himself into your presence,
and then repeat twenty times consec.
utiyely in q m~onotonous voice, count.
Ing ny means Of . string twenty knots
In Il. this little pharse:
Every day, In every way, l am
Ketting better and better"
In his mind he should emphasize
the words in every way" which ap-
plies to every need. mental or physi.
cal This general suggestion is moro
e~fffcactous than special ones.
Thus 1t 10 easy to realize tho part
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sial sf ths s~oys,Iofs S
then returned hers NeSss2
entsrtafnsd at luncheon
Der Of Commerce before eeoe
white Suiphur Spfins fef
gram preceding the final ssseaoag
conference tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
Wood County Leads In Oil

Findlay, O., Dec. 1b-Wood county
took the lead in competitions and new
production In the Lima oil field In NO.
vember with thirteen wells. making
EOS barrels. the monthly report OF tho
Ohio OIL company shows.
Considerable new development work IN
IDarke county this fall brought that area
70 second place with las barrels from
three new wells. $500.
Efty.tow new wells were completed
IN tho field during the month. The total
new production amounting to ISL bar,
rels. This represents a gain from 81
and q decrease from 1918 wells IN COM
parison with the October report.
The competitions for November Tor the
entire filed shows:
wood, 10 wells. 20b barrels; Hancock,
wells, IS barrels; Allen. Z wells. S'
barrels: Auglaize. 5 wells. ~ barrels;
sondusky, s wells, 16 barrels; Mercer. ?
wells, 20 barrels: Van Vert. 2 wells 81
barrels; Lucas, 2 wells. 30 barrels; Of
,awa. 6 wells, 81 barrels; Darke' Wells
las barrels; Hardin. three dry holes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
WEAK. NERVOUS
OUT 0fHGM
Lou,daas Lady Days -
"Nsvsr Pound Aaytiiag
Than ossdsd fsF AEs.
Down uaAdateana

Morgan CITY, Arlt wual1
for me to teal bow ,bsos1e1
derived nom the ne q oas1tt
Mrs. 1. q. Bowman. q isltrS
street, this city. a
II was 90 rundown $500
could hardy @. .a
II Was thin.
II had 40 sppssits.
"couid not rsst o. s.ss,iv
II WAS - well, AZ q .slsRA
Gus, / was no pisAsafs. msN
anyone else.
Il suffered soGs paa1, b1&t4M
OF nay trouble WAs eroA bef1esNN
and easy to sst t.Sd 40 oot1G1
"This nervous condition wa1N
asomsons toid M q oA6aE1
decided to use -
Altar using . Nv bokl11AI
xsinsd my strsngth. I Wasa31
Gus. and bsSAI - ~ a16 sloe(
rfsW stronkoe and ~ 11oA Nollkss
II have naSer toend anytAlAeM
for q rundown eoaditloAs
II you Su6sr u this L09iA11A
did. It 10 reasonable % sopnoopN
you, too, viii Ind Cardui hee
your troubles, = thousasds q
Taks csrdai, the womal,s ts111eS
Get Z bottle tron yodr afuS1ea
dAy.-Adv.
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Of incalculaole power which Is In
each one Of "a.
II Is absolutely necessary for every
human being to have this confidence.
Without It, one AL accomplish moth
ing. With it one can accomplish
whatever one likes, (wtthin reason. OF
c~ourse).
You are then going to have conf
dence IN yourself. and this confluence
gives you the assurance that you are
capable Of accomplishing, perfectly
we'll. whatever you wish to don
condition that It is reasonaole-and
whatever 1t Is your duty to do.
So when you wish to do something
reasonable. or when you have a duty
to perform, always think that It Is
easy, and make the words difficult
impossible I cannot. 1t IS stronger
than l, I cannot prevent myself from
disappear from your vocaou-
larry; they are not in the language.
What Is in the language is: 1T u
easy and I can"
BY considering the thing easy, II
becomes so for you. although 1t might
seem difficult to others. You will 90
Il quickly and we'll, and without
fatigue, because you do It without
effort.
Whereas II you had considered 1t a.
difficult or impossible it would have
become SO for you. simply because
you would have thought It 50.
To these general suggestions (which
will perhaps seem long and even
childish to some Of you. but which
are necessary: must BE added those
which apply to the particular case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16

Is q r Q OF thumb dietitians wrok on
these lys. according to Miss E. Nor
land dxragby, Cleveland, president OF
the Ohio Dietitic Association.
What part Of the United States 4
person Is from. and. in the case Of for
etgners. what their nationality H. IL I'M
portant information In prescribing .
diet, Miss Gerabgy declared.
a person from Georgia does not rel
a meal unless It contains beaten
biscuits or hot bread" she continued.
zone from the Atlantic coast Is happiest
Goldfish or baked beans are served;
the middle western wants meat. the
Scandinavian relishes picked herring
and boiled potatoes, the Jewish people
want the sweet and sour cooked to-
gether. tho Russian wants beet SOUP
and the Italian spaghetti"
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The Where" In Eating

Cleveland, O., De-. 15-'Tci. me where
20, live and I'll TIL you ana: va st."
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From the Thoughts and Pro
cepts Of Dr.. Coue as 1otted
down by His Dsciple-Mme.
Leon:
Conscious autosuggestfon
made with confidence, with
faith, with perseverance,, real
ICES itself automatically,
within reason.
When certain people do not
obtain. satisfactory results
with autosuggestion, IL is
either because they lack con-
fidence, or because they make
efforts, which is the more fre-
Quent case. TO make good
suggestions 1t Is absolutely
necessary to do It without ef-
fort. The latter implies the
use OF the win. which must be
entirely put aside. One must
have recourse exclusively to
the imagination.
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ARTICLE vi
BY Or. Emile Coue.

I must here afrirm-and It IS ex-
tremely important-that II, up to the
present. you have lacked confidence
In yourself. l tell you that this self
DISTRICT will disappear little by little
and give place to seltconfidencc,
based on the knowledge OF this force
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Mr.. Harding Votes.

Washington, Dec. Is. President
Harding voted today-in the annual
election OF the National Press clue. he
cast his ballot for tho winning candidate
for president. Carter Field. Washineton
correspondent Of the New YORK ri
bune. In doing 30. however. he showed
no discrimination, for Mr.. Field was
the only candidate for the office.
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RUB THE SPINE

II you believe the SPINE IL the seat Of
most Of your physical Ill and more
people are thinking so ever day, Just
with Joinet-Ease and watch the helpful
result-Many people are getting It
daily from Grissts Cut Rate store and
other good Pharmacists.
The name is Joint-Ease and It's the
famed joints-and a tube for only 50
cents.-Adv.
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Girls C|a Club tt5
Sing Christmas cgl

The dirrs oiss eiuN o
High school will be heard insk4e
Of we'll known ChristmAs cafole.
tho direction Of Nisa Lucy
music instructor Of the Whssuae
lie schools, tomorrow evening a.
Second Presbyterian church.
Evening star., 1922-08-26
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
ATTRACTTVF HOME

s-room bungalow and acres Of land just
on Washington boulevard; large living room
bedrooms dining. kitchen. etc: chicken
houses; beautiful shade; station on property.
Will trade for s-room house and large lot at
Riverdale or Hyattsville or similar suburbs.
CHARLES H. STANLEY,
Phone 119; Res, 39-M. Laurel Nd.