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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-27
0WM Y0MR 0MM HOME
OPPORTUNITIES

Corner lot 5Ox143 in Fourth ward,
splendid location, $1,000.
Five-room bungalow, in Fourth
ward, yard, shade, garage, south
front, furnished ready. to move
into; $4,000; easy terms.
New five rooms and sleeping
porch; in Heights; bath, oak
floors, east front, furnished,
leased to good tenants for six
months; $4,000; terms.
MCMiIIiOn & Wood, Realtors
2OG w. Gold. Insurance. Loans
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-27
FOR RENT-Rooms.

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FOR RENT-Room. 100 snu1 Walter.
FOR RENT-Front bedroom, close In,
4l9 West Marquette
FOR REF T-Furnished rooms, 21s south
Walter. Phone 1667-J.
FOR RENT-Two rooms, house and
Sleeping porch. $40 Cornell.
GRAYsTONB rooms. 2ISb West Gold,
phone 2lO-W. Mrs. Il. Guidl
FOR RENT--Two rooms furnished for
housekeeping 3i5 South Third.
FOR RENT--Furnished sleeping room,
Lgg East Central, Phone 9226-W.
Fol, RENl Furnished ,o1,ns; RiespInR
@ 5orch. no children. 10 South Oak.
FOR RENT-Two large sunny separate
rooms rooms, unturnished, 124 South Edith,
FOR RENT-Ntce. clean seepng and
housekeeping rooms, 1919 North Third
FOR HENT-Furnished outside rooms
tot Hot and cold water. S21 South Third
FOR RENT-Two bedrooms, upstairs
Newly furnished, in Fourth ward. 6l3
West Marquette
FOR RENT-Beautifully furnished room
IN modern home, Mrs. Fred Hamm,
G23 North Second.
HEATED furnished rooms, close IN,
reasonable. Gildorsleeye Electric Co.,
phone 797-W.
FOR RENT-Furnished light houge-
Keeping room for lady only. $1,000
month. 400 South Edith.
For RENT-F'our-r furnished house,
newly decorated. Not modern except
lights, Telephone 1917.
FOR RENT-Nice room adjoining bath
for well man. Private home. Outside
entrance. 30 North Walter
IMPERIAL ROOMS-Nice, clean rooms;
rates by day or week. over Pastims
Iheater, 2lik West Central.
FOR RENT-Newly decorated furnished
room and private bath. Private out
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-27
FOR SALE.---Lands.

A-~J~S~~>-A-~-~~-~->>~-~N>~ -~N-N-~NN~
FOR SALE--Cheap. or trade for smaller
realty or business to suit 1850, 1850,
4e40 or G0i0 acres fine farming and
grazing land IN New Mexico. Fine coil
fine water, fine climate, very few hard
winds, Adjoins mountains Near good
railroad town, Hay, grain. potatoes. corn.
beets, beans, peas. pumpkins, etc. grown
An ideal place for fine stock ranch
at less than value, Waiter Winsow
Smith, Pennington, n. NJ
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-27

The Valve
clearance of
your m otor
should be in
spected about
ev cry six
weeks If you
are d DIN G
much running,
IL.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-27
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Houses.

|
| FOR sALE-By owus.. a most desir-
| aole lot on East Silver. Telephone
| 2210-W.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-27
HELP WANTED.

- Male.
WANTED-MarrieG an for ranch
work. Permanent place for right
couple, Address Box 2S7, City.
LABORERs-s3.OO 10 1925 per day
Good woman cook, $50 per month Em.
ployment Agency. 11O South Third
WANTED-Tle choppers in virgin TIM
Der. Phoce 15c. 10 miles hauling zoe.
Address Charles Clay, Jcmoz Springs, N.
NJ
WANTED-Young man Tor travelling cir
culatlon work, Must be good sales
man. Circulation Manager Morning
Journal
FcmaIe.
Waitress, apply at Presby-
terian sauitarium.
WANTED--Cook and Kitchen maid. Ap-
ply 1i16 South Edith,
WANTED--Girl for general house work.
Apply 3lo North Thirteenth.
WANTED-Girl for light housoworE.
Apply mornings, 5l4 North Fifth
WANTED-Girl for general housework.
Must stay nights. 42O North Fourth.
WANTED-Mlddle aged American lady
for general housework. G1S South
Walter
WANTED-Girl for general houseworlS.
Phone 5si-J. S2i North Fifth. Call
afternoons.
WANTED-American or Spanish girl for
light house work. Family Of two. Call
2i5 South nj h.
Neutrality-suspicious. girl for general
houseworS. Good home. SOC North
Tenth. CLuna Boulevard).
WANTED-First class family cook. Must
be neat and clean. $4,000 a month.
Address r. care Journal
WANTED-Agents for Beaute Clay, $1.OO
per jar commission. Apply room No.
I, state hotel. "Wednesday.
sECRETARIAL studies. Board, room,
tuition may be earned. Catalog free.
Mackay Business College, Los Angeles.
Male and Female
ENROLL in the ONLY school in the
Southwest which GIVES Individual In
struction IN all Commercial Branches
The Western School for Private Secre-
taries. phone 0O1-J.
WANTED-Yuung men and women To-
prepare for positions In our DAY or
NIGHT SCHOOL, Thorough courses are
at your disposal. Each student received
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION, thus as
surfing rapid progress. Albuquerque Bus.
iness College. opposite city hall
FOR SALE-Poultry.Egg
-S~-~-~O-O-~---~~--~~--~
FAT turkeys and fresh eggs. Phone
24O4-J1.
FOR sALE--Range raised corn fed tur-
keys. Phone 2409-J1.
FOR sALE--Choice milk and grain fed
turkeys Phone 1s70-J.
FOR SALE--Purebred S, G. Rhode Is
land Red cocHerels, Also some pull
let's. 405 East Iron.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-27
Observation-Disclosures

WANTED TO BORROW $4,000. First
mortgage on new residence property.
Phone 1881
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-27
FOR SALE-Poultry.Eggs
FOR SALE--Ranches

T,sII = a
5h acres guod orchard, grapes and
chicken proposition, 600 feet on Highland
road and go feet ON Osuna road. Cor
ner property. Terms II desired. Apply
q q Behher los S nth Thfd
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-27
FOR RENT--Ranches.


FOR RENT--Ten-acre ranch; three
acres fruit; year lease. Inquire 90s
North Eleventh.
FOR RENT--Ten acres in alfalfa, three
acres for garden and pasture. VIII
build house for the right party. Jesse
Hodges, 22i West Cold.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-11
fhe Citizen Bank
StockhOlder Meeting

u. The annual meetingsof stoekhold=
tgs of the Citizens Bank OF Hnrleck
Vas held. yesterday afternoon sat the
bank. The statement of the past
year was read showing net earnings
~fer the year of s2074, which was
considered a very fair showing for
the second years of the banks exist
ance.
Deposits increased $4,000 in
same time The election of direc-
tors was then held, following being
Elected: G. T. Bell, L. Otis Corkran,
stephen X Andrews, w. 8. B. Cctt-
iRan Ernest B. Hurlock, c. L; Sax
ton, Perry S. Messick, Oscar L. Mil
ligan, Luke T. Neal. Edgar B. Sim
mons, VIM U. Wright, Wyatt G.
Williams and James B. Hurlock.
The board organized by election
OF following officers: President, Ed
gar B. Simmons; FVice-President, L
Oils Cochran and G. T. Bell & Cash
fer,3 Marion c. Smith; Asst Cashier
Hilbert C. HarDer
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-11
FOUND
+ LOST


Fiat with kitchen and electric lights
apply 913 West End. Avenue H. 0-3t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-11
NEW 4ggu REPAIR sHoP

In CONNECTED with ~ garage
have opened an aurnmObile repair
shop, which is in charge OF a compe-
sent nan. AL work will DC nandieO
promptly and az reasonable rG:eS,
Give 2Hn cali, convenient location,
prompt service. good workmanship,
Phone So WIN. l.. Dee1, Gay street
,,aragf 7-9-lI.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-11
MISTAKEN FOR
FUGITIVE, SHOT
Negro Wounded by State pO-
1eeInafl in Bandit Chase.
HUNT CLUB MEMBERS HELP
Chester County is Thoroughly Secured
Without Trace Being Found of Jail
Breaker.

West Chester. Pa, Jan. 1l.-M>tak-.
ing George Proctor, Il negro, living
near Woodbine, east Of Downjngtown,
for Hen" Green, who escaped from
the Chester county PRISON. State 70.
! lieehaansS SErnest -koumer. of troop L
3 shot Proctor in a shoulder when he
believed his actions suspicious, HeJl
the Lincoln highway
Following the wOunding Of Proctor.
the policeman accidentally shot hiu-
self, a bullet lodging in an arm. When
the mistake was explained. both men
went to the Office of D0WningtoWD
physician and had their wounds Areat-
ed. NeithcrEwas seriously injured.
Eff0fts 10 obtain Information about
the sliaetiaig5 from tlieE police was un-
avafling. All members of troop Z were
on duty along the highway looking
for Green. hut he evidently had e,;.
capped the Gordon thrown about the
territory between this place anu
Coatesville aud possibly reached lhe
thicklE wooded and wild section near
the Welsh Mountains with which he is
an u W ne ICNl ouitCIS a
long chase for several months year
ago and fought off posses which al
tempted TO capture him on a number
Of occasions. A few years ago Green
went 70 the west, where lie remained
for nearly two years, but the police
did not forget him, and on his return
was the subject of an immediate man
hunt, which resulted in his capture.
The country north and west of this
place for many miles was dragged by
ofticer9 and others seeking after Green
all of yesterday, but he had too good
a start and not the slightest trace Of
him was obtained Large parties oi
riders of The Wt.>t Chester. Mafh r.
and Benjamin Funk hunt cliihS lOoh
the field .atsaR eaFlN~hour and comhtI
miles s0f territorS. but failed to tsli
even a clew TO the whereabouts, If l..r
"gold-tooth" bandit.
= 1t Is believed the wife of Green pl".
ed prominent part In th" .eScaf.',
and she is supposed TO have Joined
him al some place agreed upon before
he fed. She had been employed by II
Gay street family here for some ti!i>
and was q frequent visitor, at the .pris7
sens "a u lKert band infreq 1efstis
hacanse Of the prison rules. 1t ;l,t.
lieved, however, that she was kep!
fully informed of his movements ri
, all itimesohy means of notes sent out
by prisoners who were leaving, and
that She had all her plans arranged
for the f4ight.----------~
zsss s=aateatlae1pris0H on .Satur-
day with a request, to see her husband.
but tlIiss was refused, and she left a
basket cpnfainingF fruit for him Il
Is possible that note may have gone
With the. fruit, although it, was calr-
fully e1apihetf before being given to
Green. Prison officials believe that
the character of the fruit might even
have indicated to her husband that her
preparations were completed.
So far neither the county commits
siOners nor the board of prison IN
spectors has offered a reward but
fiiers describing the escaped prisoner
have been sent 70 many places
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-11
BUSINESS OPPOKrUNITIEs

Learn to make marble, onyx and
grag1te equal to the natural in beauty
AndE strength, extremely high polish.
Also floor and bathroom tile costs lit
&c. TReady sale. immense profit Faced
brick at s. thousand. We teach you
dowF free particulars. Box 1G45, Nor
follst. Va. 1-7-4t
Evening star., 1922-12-14
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE. Md. December II
D.-Pneumonia, OF which he
had been i'll about week, caused the
death in Walter REED Hospital on
Tuesday Of Frederick Bennett Wright.
well known resident Of Capitol
View. this county. forty-nine years
sarah Carrick wright; four sons and
q daughter. Tho funeral will be to-
morrow from the family residence.
Mr.. Wright was q former resident
Of Washington. but had lived in this
county about fifteen years.
Alexander Mosher. for a long time
connected with one of the government
departments at Washington. died
yesterday morning at his home near
Beane, this county. aged ffty-nine
years His death was due to COM
plication of diseases and followed a.
Ions illness. He Is survived by
rangements have not been completed.
MIR. Mosher formerly made his home
in Washington.
Prof. Edwin W. Broome, county
superintendent of schools. has en-
nounced tho appointment and con-
firmation Of the following teachers:
Mrs zelma r. Tyree. Bethesda School.
in place OF Miss Louise Barnsley. re-
signed: Mrs. Laura Graham. Glen
Echo School. in place of Miss Sophia
Carlisle, resigned. and Maggie S.
Robinson. Hyattstown colored school.
in place of Gertrude Stanton. Prof.
Broome has also announced the resig-
nation of Miss Genevieve Downs as a
teacher at the Poolesville School,
AZ the annual election of officers
of the Rockville Lodge of Masons the
following We're chosen: Worshipful
master, William J. Thomas: senior
warden, James w. Barnsley; junior
>,-a,.dop pnSSan n Earp. Secrata
George f. Lewis: treasurer. William
f. Prettyman. The installation exer-
cises will be held the second Monday
in January.
The county commissioners have ap-
Pointed Hubert s,5 C. aieasrson eas I ,Sf Of
board OF tax assessors for Wheaton
district, and have ordered that A.
Hempstone Griffith. county tax asses
sor. work with the Wheaton district
board in reassessing property in that
district.
notwithstanding the inability of
the county commissioners to dispose
of the $4,000 in bonds for street and
other improvements at Woodmont.
this county, because of a defect in the
title Of the act Of the legislature
authorizing the issue. the improve
mont with the money realized from
the sale of the bonds will not be
delayed The county commissioners
have made arrangements to borrow
the money from county banks and
pay off the loans just as soon as the
defect in the law referred to is cor
rected by the legislature.
The Glen Echo Heights Citizens
Association has elected officers for
one year. as follows: President. Nc
Kinley W. Kreigh: vice presidents,
Mrs. Blanche Letter and H. P. McGuen;
secretary, E. r. King; treasurer, o.
NJ. freeman.
Evening star., 1922-12-14
Brocade Velvet and Embossed Chiffon
in Charming Gowns, $3.50

The distnctiyeness OF soft velvets which form the
smart lines OF these gowns make the effect not only at
ractiye but compelling Cascade forms the uneven hem
line Ropes OF silver form the girdles.
Evening star., 1922-12-14
Chiffon Velvet
HANDBAGS, $3.50

A wonderful assortment, IN
brown, navy and black; all
fitted with mirror. Attractlvely
silk lined; cord or self covered
handles.
Evening star., 1922-12-14
Original Paris Gowns, French Velvet,
Lavishly Beaded, $3.50
Coats-Suits-Dresses Reduced!

ones
big At
Evening star., 1922-12-14
G. o. P. COMMITTEE
WILL MEET TONIGHT
State Clubs Executive Body Plans
to Take Up Important =
Business.

Tho monthly meeting Of the execu-
tive committe. OF the League OF Re-
publican state Clubs, for December, is
scheduled Tor tonight at 8 o'clock IN
the rooms Of the republican national
committee. in the Munaey building.
While this Is a regular meeting. ltsis
in the nature Of a special session sof
the committee. and for that reAson
William Tyler Paee. clerk OF tthe
HOUSE Of Representatives,. president
of the orRanization. is particularly
anxious that the full membership
shall be in attendance. r.
At the last meeting Of the executive
committee the report Of the board'of
governors on proposed major amend.
ments to the constitution. which had
been offered by Henry NJ. Camp some
months previous, and upon which the
board. it Is understood. is ready to
file it's report, will be made the spe-
cial order Of the meeting, and, no
doubt, it is said by members of the
organization. will -bring-out a een-
eral discussion among Me member
ship. The proposed amendments pro-
vide for q general extension and. ex-
pansion Of the work Of the commit
tee especially as 1t applies to getting
out the absentee vote in the District.
Evening star., 1922-12-14
Persuading the Maid.
From the Sidney Bulletin

From the Sidney Bulletin.
Mrs. Suburbs fhysterieally)-John.
you thought I didn't see you. but
did. You kissed the maid
Mr.. Suburbs (reproachfuliy)-B
my dear. you asked me to try to per
suade her to stay another week.
Mrs. Suburbs (eageriy)-Ten Inc
quick. John dear. did she premiseo
Evening star., 1922-12-14
Misses Suits Reduced

$3.50 Duvet de Laine Suit, box
coat, caracui collar, cuffs and pockets;
navy blue; $3.50.
2@$45.00 Sport Suits, raccoon collar
and cuffs; beited model; $3.50.
5--S5e.5o Tailored Poiret Twill Suits,
notched revers, belted; navy blue;
$3.50.
$500 Russian Blouse Suits. rae
coon collars; navy blue and brown:
sizes IA, is, 1s; $500
$3.50 Marieen Suits. plain tailor
ed, notched revers, belted; navy blue,
brown, Hawaiian blue; $500.
eS125.o0 Costume Suits, marIeen
Russian blouse coat, blouse dress;
Hawaiian blue. brown, navy: S6e
1-$145.oo Marvela Suit, ran
shade, large wolf collar; size Is; Ss5.o
1-S145.o0 Black PoIiyanna Suit.
squirrel collar and cuffs; size IS; $500.
Evening star., 1922-12-14
Women's Suit Reductions
$500 to S125.OO Costume

Women's Suit Reductions
$500 to s125.0O Costume
Suits, $64.50
A group Of handsome IHEse
PIECE cosmUME os,rs.s.a sU,is ana Mari.enyali NJ
fine, soft suitings-in box, blouse ana
side. fastening styles-with squirrel.
beaver and fox coiiars-nanosome
dresses. colors are navy, mar.en'
sorrento, brown, Koran, Genoese red'
and bIak.
$3.50 to $500 Costume
Suits, $49.50
Two piece Suits In afternoon styles
In navy blue and brown veldyne-wi1n
blouse, box and long panel Jackets
squirrel, platinum, wolf ard fox fur
trimmed.
$500 Wooltex Suits, $3.50
Ten beautifully tailored Wooltex
Suits In navy and gray mixtures.
Splendid suits for general wear
$500 Suits, $3.50
Ten Strictly Tailored Suits in Vel
Jackets. Inset panels and narrow belts
Snavy, brown and black-sizes Sc to
Womens Coat Reductions
S95. 90 Fur-Collar Coats, $3.50
IS handsome Coats-bIouse. wrap
and coat styIes-of the beautiful ASH
ona, ArabelIa and ormandsle cloths.
with beaver, squirrel and fox collars
Of rare beauty. One of kind!
$500 Fur-Collar Coats, $3.50
IS Coats of a popular straighttine
model. In Mariana cloth, with large
shawl collars, In beautiful fox rur.
Navy, blue, brown and black.
S65.OO & $500 Coats, $54.5O
IS coats, with squirrel. volt and
earacuI coIIars-fashioned OF Mariana
CordaIure and NormagIow cloths. In
blouse and straightline styles. navy
blue, brown and black.
$500 Coats, $46.5O
Of .the popular new Jaeauettes. IN
Black kersmi cloth. with large sauir-
rel collars. Very smart and becon1in9.
$3.50 Coats, $43.50
Large Sizes) "
10 aood- style coats for large women,
in navy blue. brown and black; NOR
mandy, made with panel backs ana !
large self collars: .-.-..
Evening star., 1922-12-14

Four wonderfully fine groups arranged
Dance Frocks of Chiffon and
Metallic Cloth, $49.5O
The favored snug bodice and sinary dlstended sSiT
are extremel. Youthful Quite simple yet unus suaiy
effective are these gowns for evening Other charm
ING models in velvet. chiffon and lace
Evening star., 1922-12-14
Misses Coats Reduced!
SOS Fm.Trimmed Coats, SIS. so

Handsome coats In "missy" styles.
with great big beautiful collars OF
beaver, squirrel and fox furs-and
those soft lustrosa, arabells, orma-
dale and fashona cloths, with high
Evening star., 1922-12-14

Iuster. Navy. brown and biack-all
hand tailored and richly lined.
3-$49.5o NAVY BLUE NORMAN
DIE CLOTH COATS. with csracul COL
Iars-sizes IA, IS. 1e-at $3.50.
s-S59.50 NORMANDiE CLOTH
COATS, wrap and s,raiehtiine mod
els. with carcuI collars and cuffs
navy blue, black and brown-at $3.50.
15-S65.oo TO $500 COATS in Nor
nandie Cloth and Cordaiure, with
wolf, squirrel and beaver collars
navy blue, black, brown, koran-sizes
-, IS, 1s-at $500.
Evening star., 1922-12-14
Piccadilly Mesh
Bags, $1,000

Featuring the concealed van
ity in the frame-gold or silver
plated mesh, in square or OBJ
long shapes. A splendid gift for
younQ miss.
Evening star., 1922-12-14

$500 Wooltex Coats, SA.50
10 handsomely tailored Wooitex
coats. with plated panel backs and
self coiiars-cable stitching trimmed
navy blue, brown and black.
Skirt Sale, IS and $40
A big skirt day in prospect with
these tremendous reductions.
$8.75 to $1,000 Sport Skirts, SIS
QUITE AN ASSORTMENT
PLAID RATINE BASKET CLOTH
BOuCLE STRIPED EPONGE
brown and white, henna and navy,
black and white. gray and blue
straight line and pleated model. Early
corners get the best!
SIS Skirts, $1,000
Handsome plaid velVets, striped che
riiIe, duvetyn and roshanara and SILK
crepes-in dressy styles and most
beautiful colorings.
Evening star., 1922-12-14
Pin Seal Handbags
1895

Leather strap, with swing
purse and mirror; we'll lined, In
silk twill. Pouch style.
Evening star., 1922-12-14
MISSES Dresses Reduced!
s25 0O to s32. 50 Dresses. $500

$Z5.OO to $3Z.SO Dresses, SlS.UO
A miscellaneous lot of odd dresses in
IA to IS year szes-bIack veivets, navy
blue georgette crepes, combinations of
velveteen and Roshanara crepe and
smart Canton Crepe frocks-bouse ef-
fects, basque styles and straight line
styles great chance, indeed. to
choose from these at $500 each.
SIS Poiret Twill Dresses, $3.50
10 Of our popular $25 Dresses-most-
ly navy blue, but including a few
browns: blouse and straisht-iine styles.
Misses SIS to $3.50
Dresses, SIS
Nearly SO Dresses In this reduced
group for Friday selling! The silks In
.ciude Crepe RomaIne and Canton
Crepe Of high quality-in a dozen very
attractive styles and In all shades.
while a number are very smart tailored
and embroidered dresses Of fine Poiret
twIiI-coat effects. straight-Iine and
side .drared models. In navy blue,
brown and black. Sizes IA to Is years.
Evening star., 1922-12-14
Boxed Neckwear
S1.W

Bertha collars Of net, trim
med with val and novelty
iaces, Peter Pan and tuxedo
collars; also net vests, with
collars and cuffs, lace trim
Ted.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-10-12
MALARIAL PARASITES IN MAN

When a mosquito injects malaria
PARASITES into mans blood what
becomes of them?
The parasites which she 1nJects
enter the red blood cells. They are
then extremely small. They grow
bv feeding on the blood cells and get
bigger and bigger Then their edges
become scallOped. Then they divide
into a number of wedge shaped pieces
meeting i'm the middle something like
the slices of pie Then the blood
cells break up and set the young par
aSiteS, free. and each one or tnem
startsl off as a new parasite on us
own account and tries TO enter an
other red blood cell and repeat the
process Of its mother parasite.
Into how many parts does a para
site divide?
Into from s to as many as "a OF
81. according to the kind, so they
may increase very rapidly.
Are there different kinds of para
sites?
Yes. There are at least three
kinds. each. of which produces a diff
ferent form of malarial fever.
How long does it take from the
time the parasites enter a red blood
cell until they divide into daughter
parasites?
It depends on the kind of a para
site. One kind, the Tertian, takes
about AS hours, or two days, Another,
the Quartan, n hours, or three days.
A third, the EStio- autumnal, from "A
to As hours This last form is mucn
less regular in its time than the otner
two; indeed two different forms may
be included under this name. 1t pro-
duces the worst kind of malarlal
fever.
What causes the chill and fever
of the man with malaria?
When the infected red blood cells
break up they liberate not only a
bunch of daughter parasites, but a
small amount of poison which the
parasites have formed, and, when a
large number of them do this at the
same time, this causes the chill ana
fever OF the sick man, which occur
lust after the cells break down. II
has been estimated that at least
100000, 900 of parasites must divide
at the same time to liberate enough
poison to produce a chill-generally
many times more than this.
DO all parasites in the red blood
cells divide into others, as you have
described?
No. Besides the seXless forms
which divide and produce chills there
are two other forms of the malarlal
parasites in the blood cells. These
are the male and female forms OF
the parasites. These do not seem to
affect the health of the man in whose
blood they exist, but it is by means
of these that the mosquito becomes
infected when she sucks them up.
How does the mosquito become in
fected with malarial parasites!
By biting a man who has THESE
male and female parasites In MS
blood. If she sucks up both kinds
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-10-12

male and female-she may become
infected
What takes place then?
If the mosquito sucks up only sex
less parasites with the blood she will
not become infected, no matter how
many she takes. If, however, the
proper kind of mosquito takes up thhe
male and female forms of the para
site, they join together in her stomach
and pass into her stomach wall, where
they grow. After some time the
bodies thus formed break and set free
many young parasites, some Of which
finally find their way to the mouth