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ct. 2lneulta.

Beatrice, Elm falim Elm Mpnat alteS
Ma0ben Ser in ct, glo,lb OH 1912
|Mpenne mobnen0en 5amilte gilbert
|Sblagbed, neldes laielbif an Srei-
|tagobenb tori, m1irbe nod eii,1em IN
Ser bieiigen 8farrfirde am Mfontag
I'M nel11 nbr bonn bphm. &errn 8al-
dcr geboltenen @ngelamte anf Dem
:biefigen @~ottesader 51tr &R11bc gebettet,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19
eenoB Sic 5reltoert bes Sonntags bfier

i'm Sreun6esfreiie.
Sep. Sung, neld1er III 5nperior,
8is., befddftiet maj, belt fib bier
etlide Gage beindsueiie BEL ben 81
tern al,f uno besab iid Damn nod ct.
Glo,1o, fpo er iid Ser Stuoenteni6aar
Der Gedniiden Sobfh,1le anidloB.
Ben. &aiiier 1nb 6rau bon ct,
Soiepb iparer III 8egleitllng bes Sri,
alberta 8raln an 56nntag I'M Sol.
Sabn's Seim gu @aite.
Sobann Sect, Sen. Monolob. SO,
bert Subj, Sobann Gbafer, Sobt,
ghresmann nnb SEQ 8lonigen nab.
melt an bem letten Sonntag in Seem
M1,nid abgebaltenen Sfattonrnier
tell. @err Soldier getpa1m ben err
iten Greis, $500.
eesten Montog fano iid in Der
Sa1nilie 9eter 8ltrg ein ber5iges
Mabben Elm, tpoalt Ben gltern mobl-
gemeinte Wltrld)e 5lgt1tge1t.
Sal. Sdbn, @attin un0 SDbter
2uotpina unb Martba bielten fi6 leb=
te @pde etlide Gage beiudsmeiie in
8otplus ouf.
Sroens16meitern bon Deati6lano,
tpeIde bier fir abbilfe Der in ietem
2anoe be6rdngten @0lfer cine Rol-
Iefte erboben, iaben ibre Maben nit
$500 gelobnt.
Die Mftiondre Der 9aupt Nam1-
facturine Company bielten bier am
Spnntag cine @%eriammlung CUR Be-
fpred,lng Ser Snterelien ibres Sc:
oddities ab.
N1 elmer Sonntagabenb III Der
sdulbaue obgebaltenen 8erfamm-
lung eritatteten Die Gelegaten, mel9e
SEN 5toats- &onpentionen in ct.
GIoub %bei1pobnten, 8eribt.
Samilie Martin 5dbn lit lebten
Samitag nod ibrem &eim in Gallo
tpop, Mtnn., aurIdgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19
st. QnthonY

Sran5 Wn%n5enretter llnb Sre6.
&iedam iino borlebten 5onntag bon
Soutb 9ofota, mo Tie. bie Serbitmo,
note berbrabten, tpteoer babeim einge,
troffen. !.
SRI. Soiepbina @osperIin bon
Sarten erfreute bier tire Germanoter
1tno Sreunoe nit 8eiu9.
Seinrt6 &ider brabte cine @ag=
gonIaoung gieb nod South ct. Soul
gum 8erfan6t.
Mnton SbeG lit bon Nortb Dafoto
5%l1riidgefebrt un6 bdlt ii6 beiu6s>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

Gera1s ainaer at ei1t Seinl bon.
DougIag 8. 81, nod bier all ieines
|@aters Garm bealrIegt uro iih lette
.Mode bereitg bdusliA ei1gerihtet.
9er1tbarb Rieltp lit Der meme Bei-
5enlfanffer IN Dem bieiigen McDfillan
elevator. S.#
ar1treten miro.
g. S, Sch uno emil groerIe pobtt-
ten ber ii MlbenD abgebaItene1i
Stearrs gol1ntD ganfierg 9eriamm-
lung BEL.
@ilbelm Slbertp berfaufte Iebte
ISOLDE iein bier betrieberes uDrap-
line" @eidaft an Gonar0 gob1s bon
.2itdfielo. 5H4
Stint Observation-Disclosures
'S6lndtbieb nnb 5dtpeine ml1roen
IeBten Wontag bon bier nod Soutb
Nal1l Derianbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19
Poltna0rl0ten aus
der alien keill1atb

L 5SETs 2EE .2&Es#a%sG%4 40 sHS@& #SEafgtt
Duisb11rg. Sn Ser @oritaot
2nar beranitalteten am z. September
eine Menge bon etma 500 Gerionen
M II rnb &c e n. Bon benz
Wob, Der rartIrli@ babel eine Nple
fpielte, mar, mie, man aug ben MeuBe=
rungen entnebmen fonnte, offenbar
cine 8%liin0erung Ser &lei6ergeid6fte
geplam. Nls Die 8oli5ei Ole Menge
5eriffrenen pollte, m11roe iie nit
Stetntpirfen empfangen. Die 8eam-
ten tparer1 genotigt bon ibren S9nB-
maffen @ebrau6 81 maiden. Dabei
m1r6e Ser 80 Sabre alte S9loiier
Sans Sauren eri@oi1en. Der in
Mulbeim 5peloorf pobnen6e Sang
feiaiiiitent George 8eiBbrot bonn
bieiigen Mmtsgeridt, geriet am 8.
5eptember BEL oem Beriud, n1f einen
nod Miilbeim fnbrenoen idon in 8e-
|tpegllng befin6liben StraBenbabntpn-
gen 51 ipringen, lrter Ben Mnbdnger
l1n6 1p11r6e ffiirbterIi6 5ugeribtet. Be-
benSgefdbrli6 berlebt, murbe ct iofort
|ins 8iin5en5bofpital eingeIiefert, 100
er frr5 nab Ser ginlieferung geitor-
ben 1T. Or NOR 81 Sabre alt.
Diiieloorf. Ole grobarttge
&unftauSitellung I'M taotii9en
&unftpalu1t an &bein bette Bis.
Der einen iebr ltarfen 8eiu6 5u Der-
5eidnen. Neun 3entel Der Der-
faufsfdbigen 8iloer ml1roen bereits
berfauft 9ur15 bortpiegenb an berti6te
@diufer. Die 8abl Ser 8eiud}er Ser
MusiteInng felt Mai betrdgt rl,lio
100000 Berfonen. Mm Is. 9ftober
|idloB Sic Mnsitellnng lire Shorten.
SODIUM, Befff. Ser Nieoerrbei=
|niih : Neitfdlii6e 8eitungsperleger
8erein regte anfangs 5eptember
Bel Sen ibm angeidloiienen Sci
ttngsberlagen an, Die Nadtarbeit
b0lig nb5uiduffen, Da Bel Ser IIbb1nie=
riger Gage i'm 8eitungsgeperbe Ole
.boben 20bne 1tidt LANCER getragen
lner0en fDnnen.
Sbbenbnrgen. --@eitorben 1T am
80. Muguif Der bier I'M Rllbeitanoe Ie-
benoe @bmmiaHebrer Sofepb So
bel I'M 81. 2%ebersiabre.
Redlingbanfen. Ser groBtte
Sell Ser an sen bei6en Semiraren.
b%orgebiIoeten 2ebrer arbeitet me-
gen 6es 5~tellenmangels i'm
2ebrerbernf auf 6em gergtuerff. Bon
Der lebten eriten seminarfIafle seq
epongeliiden 2ebrerieminarg iinos
bon 25 gepriiften 2ebrern % I'M
8ergban beiddftigt.
Oeeiinden. sSn elmer 8eriammz
lung Der 56neioerinn11ng oabier
nurbe bon 5eiten oes nngemeiner
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. erfldrt5 baaB art-
geiidtg Ser 5u1ebn1en6en boben 5tof
ioIfen, Der boben 2ob1re ltnb Der all
gemei1en 8e1rl1ng Elm Mn5ug llrtter
10000 Warf riht mebr geIiefert
tDerben fon1te Sic Stofflieferanten
.berlongten III ge5ablt1ng IN DoInr
noer Granfen ut1o geben sic Bare
MIR hegen Nadnabme al. gei 8eitel=
lung bon Mu5ugen miiBte Die 96Ifh
ooes Breiies a~n5ablurg nno sic an
0ere &alfte BEL Ser ablieferung ber=
lnrgttperben Ser befnnnte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19
tagling nit elmer 8etsligllng bon

tagging nit einer 8etaligune bon
l1O0O.
5traBburg. Am s. September
beriammtellten id in nnierer 5tabt
bie 2ebrer, neIde int Sabre 1892
nus Dem Sberrebnbenner 2ebreries.
minar be~rborgingen. Tim 10 nbr bor-
mittagg nobnten bieje benz 9rauer-
igottesbienite BEL ser fir bie bereits
gejtorbenen 5 &laiientameraoen ii
oe ct. @eorgsfirhe i%tattfano. I'm
AZ l1r bereinigte man iid al einem
gemeinifamen Mittageifen i'm @otel
BoebrIe, moran ifib Elm epa5iergang
nod 8atiambaltien anidloB. Mm
Gonneritag erbigte ein ib0ner aus-
tug mad GappoltslpeiIer Nei6enpei-
er sic ih0ne fblidte 5eier oieier el-
|idiiidpn 2ebrer.
@ien. Song Oelterreib lit felt s..
September obne 3eitungen. SIM Wie-
1er grap6iiden @eperbe berriht felt
1. September bereits Mrbeitsrlbe.
Die 4rbeiter batten Die 5oroerung
elmer 8erooppelung ibrer 2obnbe5ii-
&c geitelt, Die bon ben l1nternebmern
:abgelebnt Dor0en mar fporauf in
iamtli6en Drldereien Elm Streif aus
Die am na6mittag oes 4. Sep,
'%gefiibrten 8erbanolungen lin6 aber-
mails abgebroden morben. Darauf<
BIN puroe Ser Streif auf iGmtlide
3eitungs6rufereien 0eiterreids aus
Igebenbt, iooab pom 5. Bis Is. Sep
feline 3eitungen erfbienen.
Snbl, 5biiringen. - Sci einem
&aufmann in Subl murben bon Der
&o1i5ei so 3entner 10000 Bfunb)
l8nder beiblagnabmt, Die 5peifellos
5tpeds grreid,1ng zines boberen Ser
fatfspreiies 5uriideebdlten tporoen
iin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

Mlpbong, s. Ser i'd ,lnter lei.
nen shalern Ser Dodilten Mdflll1g err
ffreut cine ihf00ne Gsbleater= lllto l1llt-
|iifaliihe nnterbalt1lng tatt, bei Der
Ebomas Willlroonep cine tie en-, flln-
bene Mn1prade belt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19
IN frdnfreih ~eefaneen.

Eoris, II. Oft sSn Baris mirb
mitgeteilt, Bob bon BEN 1auienoen
beuti6en &riegsgefangeren iebt nod
flint als Strafgefangene in 5ranfreih
|iinb, nadoem Era1ioent Milerdno
bon ben 26, sic Biz jekt nod 5trafen
.tpegen gerbreden gegen oas bnrger-
li6e @efes berbiBten begnabigt ba-
be. Sene flint iibrigen, sic I'M Sc
fangnis in Gouiao1 untergebraht finO
iouen Defenders i6merer gerbreden
.tbefunoen morben fem; OH 6ibre Stra-
fen iin6, pie mitgeteilt miro, Ter,
fur5t mor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

Cine mebisiniide sdriH itellte
fiir5lih einmal Die demii6en 8e-
ltanoteile IN eirem Durhi6nittsmen-
5uian11ner1. Dana6 entbaH bic
Ter: @en1g Set, nm iieben 5tiif
|5eife oara11s 5u MAIDEN; genl1g @ifen
fir eiren Nagel bon mittlerer @r0Be;
ger11g 3uder, Inn Elm s3uderfaBden
.5n fiiaen; &alf genug, I'M einen &ib<
1neritan an5uitrei6en; 8bospor, bas
fir 1000 5trei6bolaf0pfe reiden
tpiir6e ;genrg Neagreita fit cine gu-
.te Dofis; genng &alciltm, UNI cine
@pielfa1one ab5uprosen, unb genl1g
iS6mefel, Inn einen &unb at entlau-
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

VT 90rat1 1T e1n rebfn1ab1g GRO
6uierten Mebi5tner un6 @unoar5t
nn6 lit bonn Staate Millneiota li5en<
.iiert.
@emdB iieiner Metbpoe eibt er al
len franfen 8erIonen cine @eIegen-
beit, Bag 8eite 51 erbalten, mas me-
oi5iniide 8iiienidaft eeraoe gu @all-
e 5n leiiten perntag. ST operiert rlid)t
fiir 6ronii6e 8Iinooarment5unoung,
@al1enifeine, Magengeidpiire o6er
an0ere. drpniide &ranfbeiten.
3u ieinem 4re6it ipreden biele
ip1trberbone 8einltate in &ranfbeiten
bes Mdgens, ser 2eber, @ingepei6e,
.oeS 8lutes, Ser &nllt, Ser Nerber,
0es 5er5ers, Der Mieren, ser 8Iaie,
6es 8ettndiiens, @atorrh Beinge.
idpiiren uno RectaI 8eidmeroen.
8enn Sic fir Die Daner irgeno ei-
1ler 88eit gelitten ltnb nidt irgenotpic
better tperoen, perid11r1en Sic nidt.
p~or5aipreden, % untauglide Mab-
nabmen eber 6enn aranfbeit Mnfig
Die uriade SSbbrer Iana ~aritebenoen
iin6.
gergeiien Sic obiges Datum MD,
aud nidt bob nnterfu9n,,a tpabreno
1oer nddiffen aebn Gage freuH1 oaB
feline 8eban0lung cine beriidgeos1a
fige
Berbeiratete Gra1ensperionen miillfss
iensin 8egleit1,ng hires Mannes fom=
men nn0 &i1oer nit ibren glltern D
ioeS5tn116en I'M Central SoteI 81 ct.
gloltb bon 10 l1br pormittags Bis
lbr nadmittags unb bon big. s's
11br aben6s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19
1DirH m 1t. Glent fem
Mentae, Sen %. Oftebcr
DR.. DORIAN
Snr<snISS]


|Dtro int 6rano Central.
|botel iein, Bis jmedoienz
.lthe simmer fir i'm etnz
9erid1tet meroen.
Or offeriert allen, melde
mdhreno Der ndd11ten 5ehn
Gage poripred1en, freie
Ronlultation uno GRANT
nation.
11tan fcntfttt fftcilcn1pcit,
utft i'm III ichcft.
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the organization is seeking to have
passed by all states TO guarantee equal
political, civil and legal rights for
women in each case will contain this
clause, according TO Miss Pollitzer
This act will not affect laws regulat-
ing the affairs of women in industry"
This clause was pointed out because
the effect OF the legislation proposed
by the party upon legislation designed
to safeguard women In industry has
been questioned.
Miss Pollitzer said that the supreme
court OF the United States has re-
peatedly sustained special welfare
legislation for women even when 81
was argued that such legislation was
in direct violation OF the Fourteenth
Amendment TO the United States con.
satution.
The legal Discrimination" which th,
party Is assailing has It's roots In tn,
old common law under which a mar,
RED woman WAS regarded as "femm,
couverte" ca covered woman" who's,
rights were vested in her husban,
while he lived. Miss Pollitzer stated
Though the effect Of this legal ira
dition from feudal times has bee
modified in some states by more mod
ern legislation, It survives 10 a vary
ing degree, she added.
I'm some states a man can dispos
OF his wife's Inherited property" sal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-16

and / got up mornings feeling a. tired
and sluggish os when I went 70 bed.
II fully realized that my condition
was pretty bed and that / was going
down every day, but all my efforts to
regain my strength failed until ] be-
gan taking Tanlac. This medicine
just seemed TO suit my case exactly
and / commenced TO feel better right
from the start. now sleep peacefully
every night, that tired, rundown feel
ing is gone, and | am getting stronger
every day. Tanlac is perfectly grand
and it's pleasure for me to recon-
mend it,"
Tanlac is sold in Wilmington by the
Eckerd Drug Stores, in New Castle by
f. Challenger & Son and all leading drug
gists everywhere.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-16

T Am both surprised and delighted,
for I had no idea that any medicine
could help me 70 much in so short a
time az Tanlao las" is tho statement
made, recently, by Mrs. Pauline NJ.
Cream, 200 Sumpter avenue, Brooklyn.
Mrs. Cream has resided in Brooklyn
for great many years and is held in
the highest esteem by all who know her
II have only been taking Tanlac
about three weeks and have just finished
nv second bottle, but am feeling better
already than have in years. Following
spell of sickness last November ] Just
remained in an awful rundown condi-
ton in spite OF all ] could do.
"r felt tired and listless all the time
and did not seem TO have an ounce
Of strength or enrgy. A good night's
sleep was out Of the question for me
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-16
My Marriage Problems
Adele Ganson's New Ph&sed
Revelations of Wife

else, and then, with my pulses thrilling
with apprehennon, ! saw that we wcro
nearing the end Of the wood road.
"Stop here" Smith commanded, "but
keep the engine running and do you
Otto, run out and sec # there are any
care IN sight upon tho main road. Give
the owl call If you want us to shut on
tho engine and the loon If you want us
to come on"
The car stopped, and one of the mon
jumped off, ran nolselessly toward the
man road, and in another minute
heard the loon call For second OF
two I found no decision within me,
nothing but swirl Of terrified doubt
Tho loon call meant no car in sight
Allen Drake was not there! Must | &c
on, trying to keep track Of the lin.
CUISINES course by myself?
Then with the forging forward OF the
| big car sanity came to me-. II went
on must be discovered or iolted to the
ground sooner or later. could do nc
possible good, and might do infinite
harm. And it was not my part to take
up Allen brakes work.
The big car was rounding the turr
into the main road when took my
courage in my hands, jumped from my
foothold, and fell sprawling ignominous
ly in the dust
(To be con.inued)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-16

Miss Politzer. Laws often give a
woman's earnings to her husband, al
low him 10 collect damages for her In
juriee, and give him the earnings
control and custody OF their child
The woman's party is organizing TO
fight this condition by changing
specific laws and by changing ira
dition."
The party has organized twenty Eve
professional councils. including O
| home makere' council. Mrs. Minnie
| Maddern Fiske and Miss Mary Shaw
head the theatrical council: Miss Zona
Gale OF Portage. Wis. tho novelist
heads the writers' council: DR.. Mary
O'Malley. clinical director OF 81. Eliza
beth's Hospital, Washington. the
physicians council. and Miss Emma
Gillett. dean OF tho Washington Col.
lego OF Law, Washington. the law.
yers' council. Fourteen women law.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-16
j. S. WOMEN PLANNING
REAL EQUAL RIGHTS
National Conference Will Form
Program for Anti-Discrimi-
nation Legislation.

Chicago. Oct. 16.-To fire the first
gun in the midwes.ern sector in a
campaign ito sweep away all forms OF
discrimination against women" Miss
Anita Pollitzer OF Charleston. S. c.
secretary OF the reorganized National
Womene Party, has been organizing
an Illinois branch OF the party
Preparations will be made for presen-
tation OF Illinois. as well as all other
states, at a national conference &c
be held at Washington, November IL.
-, to frame a legislative program.
Illinois was selected as the objective
OF the first mission by national head
quarters, because st was believed
that Illinois was in a position 10 affec
the entire west and midwest" &C
cording 10 Miss Pollitzer.
Constitutional amendments which
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-16

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20 tkIC 0CAIb 0iSbAA 0oh(SS.
There may be the most remarkable
nsrvsruions Of appetite. II Is not un-
pommoa for girls 70 like pickles. but
these girls eat chalk. lead pencils and
III sorts of incigestible and harmful
thingA
Ths heart disturbances have men
eioned may become 20 serious that mur-
murs develop. On this account and be-
eauee OF the general weakness there 10
no ambition. and. indeed. no strength
20 do any kind OF work
DyupepaaA constipation, and even
ulcer Of the stomach may develop. The
muscular vsakness naturally Affects the
Duscies Of the stomach and intestines.
and all these digestive troubles follow.
There are marked changes In the COM
position OF the blood The red-blood
oels are decreased IN number and size.
and they fail to carry the vital red sub
stance. This lowers the normal func-
don Of the blood.
All these symptoms and conditions
make up . disorder which IL called
~unloroess." II comes from 4 Greek word
meaning green. and the name II we'll
green sickness"
Worry, overwoYk. either physical or
mental lack Of food and bad hygiene
n. yhe chief causes- Exposure to wet
Dr cold may mark tho beginning Of the
trouble. When girls learn the import
nnce Of keeping their feet warm and
hry they will escape many a!lments-
The disease Is more common among
e4tv girls than In the country. Over
erovding. bad lighting and stair climb
lne appear to influence its development
Giris who 20 from the country with ia
freedom TO the city with Its conhne-
un>ots nro ant TO suffer from chlorosis-
In tn treatment relaxation. menta
fr~sdom from care and responstbilit,
ousue Arut Nutritious food. gentle az
arcase, fresh air. day and night. sun
GnAne and baths Viii do wonders Th'
simple. hygisnic lie Is the secret o
OWA
rhs esmplications should be gfvsi
eenerua ard remedial treatment. Wit,
care a. Observance Of tho physiciani
orders oemplsts cure should be had u
. ~ neathA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-16
Answers to Health Questions

H.B. GA few months ago had an
attack Of ,nousnxa which left me with
A. heavy beat Of my heart Is this
Deriousf
A-No, this condition II not ser,ooA
Have your heart examined by your doo~
tor and follow the advice he gives YOU
MISS J. o-Kindiy advise me how to
relieve 4 swelling in my legs and oo-
domen. ! am 81 years old and have SUE
fered with kidney and heart trouble Tor
years.
A-Your condition ia one which SHOULD
not be neglected. You should place your-
self under q doctors care. and follow bis
instructions In regard 10 treatment
! I. S. Own you please ten me how
I can increase my he!ght7 ] am ~
years old and am feet inches IN
/ height.
4 A-You may grow for several years
yet However. ! would suggest that you
join some athletic club or Y. y. C. a.
and place yourself under the direction OF
physical instructor. who Will outline
4 course Of exercises for you.
Dr.. Copelaxd soiu onsOer for rsdd-
ers Of this paper questions on rssd1-
cal, hygisnie and sanitation subjects
that are Of general interest. Where
the subject Of letter Is sxeh that It
conxot be published IN this column,
DR.. Copeland piu, ,Ohen the question
u proper one. ,0rite yox personally,
II sslf-addressed, stamped On
pslops - enclosed. Addyess ALL
INQUIRIES to Dr.. r. S. Copelsrd,
IN care Of this Office.
curabt 1s72. y NsvS<ex Eestwe sssTiss. La
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-16

Soap 10 set Il right promptly
easily and at little cost.
Resinol Ointmentis 30 neaY-
ly fiesh colored that 1t can be
used on exposed surfaces with
out attracting undue atep-
ton. When the skin trouble
has been overcome tho daily
use Of \ esinol Soap is gensr-
ally sufhcien, 10 keep most
cqnplesions clear, fresh and
glowing. h!a0 d'ExEufs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-16
YOUR HEALTH
WHY SOME GIRLS CONTRACT
ODD PERVERSIONS OF APPETITE
/OUNG girls have a critical period to face from
about the time they enter high school till they
BY ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D.


At this time they may lose their rosy cheeks and be-
come white almost waxy, in complexion. Sometimes
the akin is greenish in color. There may be no ema-
citation loss Of the expected pumpness but the gen
sral appearance Of the akin il far from normal.
On the slightest exertion there is loss OF breath
and inability to proceed with any physical task. Pal
pitaton Of the heart and frequent fainting spells are
other disturbing symptoms There is lack Of air supply
n the condition under consideration because the power
Of the red blood cells carry oxygen is materially le
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-16

yers are compiling all state laws in
the interest OF the Woman's Party.
Miss Pollitzer said. 70 ascertain the
legal status OF women in all the states.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-16

Your used car Will belong 70 some
one else IL you advertise II in Every
Evenings classified columne.--Ady.
Evening star., 1922-10-01

Capital brides fesed by society. This
photograph was taken at luncheon given
by Mrs. Alfred Pembroke Thorn for Miss
Catherine Cheatham, daughter of Capt. and
Mrs. Joseph ]. Cheatham. and Miss Eliza
beth Koones. daughter of DR.. and Mrs. C..
K. Koones.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-02-04
Acid Throwers Busy in Paris

Paris.---Faris police have received
300 complaints from women who claim
burned by acid sprayed by atomizers
On street railway seats and in fash
lonable shops. Some also claim they
have suffered bodily injuries and one
woman is said to have gone to a hos
pltal as result of acid burns. These
acid sprayers, It is claimed have been
svading the police AT least Two months.
rhe operations have been difficult of
detection because the acids destruc-
i've effects are usually discovered
only on returning home, or after II
has eaten through the clothing and
,aused burning sensations.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-02-04
0UcHEsNE MAKES OIL SHOWING
Gas Also Encountered In Initial Tests
Made BY Utah Company

Duchesnes Utnh.-With its initial
string of casing set at n depth Oh
about 100 feet, the Utah Southern is
working towers at its test on the Du-
.hesne structure in the Uintah basin,
md is down about 100 feet. A water
bearing tratum was encountered at
depth of seventyItwo feet and an
,ther at about 35C feet. Below the
irst water stratum and the. point where
he casing was set II is understood
hat three showings of oil and gas were
encountered, but not In sufficient
quantity in any instace to promise
production.
The first showing of gas and oil was
encountered at seventy-eight feet, the
'econd ut about 135 feet and the third
vt 16S feet. In fact. accoding to re-
,orts, the showings of oil and gas have
occurred in almost every stratum yet
encountered where there was sufficient
porosity to permit accumulation. The
firSt flow of water was caSed off, but
No effort has been made as yet to case
IF the second flow encountered.