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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13

Here is a coming fashion in the
act of casting its shadow before. AL
most imperceptibly it has come
about-the armhole has grown much
smaller, sleeves are long and thin
and ruffle out around the wrists,
the bodice is fitted, the skirt full
and ripping around the bottom, the
neckline is no longer round but
square.
Suggestions of this change have
reached us for the past w seasons
and the shops show summer dresses
more and more approaching this
silhouette. They are shown espe-
cially for girls and young women
and are decidedly becoming to
youthful faces and figures.
Organize and swiss are the favor
lite materials for dresses of this fash
ion. since their stiffness makes the
new silhouette even more pro-
nounced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13

Eve prayed to have typhoid fever
so her hair would come out and
come in again curly?
Consequently even a torture ma
chine hat would accomplish her
waves of desire was received with
open arms and cleLched teeth.
Though her moans and shrieks would
have made a medieval inquisitor turn
pale, what cared she if only she
waved at the finish?
In the course of recent years
many inventions have been made to
alleviate the sufferings of the would
be-wave, but up to last March it was
still a matter of five hours fatigue
and about 26 minutes of actual in
tense heated torture.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
PREMIER LADIES' SHOP

SPECIALISTS HAIR BOBBING. DYEING.
CURLING. SCALP TREATMENT. SHAM
POOLING AND FACIAL MASSAGE
Dana Hall, 224 Smith, one fight up
Hours: Q A. NJ. 8 P. NJ. Saturday 10 P. NJ
Telephone ss9-M.
8. D'ANGELO. Proprietor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
OIL IS POURED ON YOUR
TROUBLED MARCEL WAVES
BY ROBE

those
Those ringlets of which poets rave
Nobody knows ave those other poor
danes
Who've all had a permanent. wave.
Fair ladies (also brunets) have
been done in oil since the days when
Christian martyrs were boiled in il
and the times when the Old Masters
painted them in it.
Modern masters are still doing
them. full figure, three-quarters and
bust with oily success.
However, it remains for Nestle,
that artist in hair. who concentrates
on heads alone, to do the job so we'll
in oil that he combines all the suf-
ferings of the early martyrs and all
the identifying results of a Sir Peter
Lely and get away with it at the rate
of 80 or 40 heads a day during the
busy season.
Sounds like a regular Bluebeard.
but he really is just the inventor of
the new process for permanent
waves.
Time was 10 or II years ago, when
the first permanent waving ma
chimes, invented by Nestle, were
tried out in this country. After a
first shy reluctance women flocked
to the torture like lambs to the
slaughter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13

Tor a serious trOu-
BILE. l had tried
doctors and all
said the samoan
operation. Atfrst
/ only felt the
pain on my left
side, but later |
seemed to feel it
on both sides. l
am a power sew
ing-machine oper-
|ator and have a
r;r1 70 c,tn-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
Works FOR CHILD
Must KEEP We'll
Mothers in a Like Situation
Should Read This Letter
from Mrs. Enrico

Chicago, Illinois. 81 took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13

These columns have frequently re-
ferred to "A Stitch in Time" mean
ing the advisability of heading off
sickness before it is too late. The
following is a ase where a Stitch
in Time prevented. according to
Mrs. Lee. a condition from which she
may have never recovered. She says:
stomach trouble, nervousness,
loss of sleep, severe pains in my
stomach, made life a misery for me
for three years. l could not digest
food-was jumpy and excitable;
would toss around the bed at night,
and medicines? l kept getting worse
however and | commenced to follow
the Elizabeth cases where CINOT
seemed to have helped, and decided
to try it my self. From the first l
commenced to improve. Thanks to
CINOT, 1 am well again. l can eat
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
Seven Hours Torture

1t took from six to sever hours of
burning. twisting, firing agony to
accomplish the frenzied ~frizzes. but
what matter? Hadn't every straight
haired woman-child since the days of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13

eff / Hadn't Taken 1t When I Did,
God Knows Where I'd Be Today"
Writes Mrs. Ethel Lee, of S11
Springfield Ave, Crawford, n. j.,
In a Grateful Statement to CINOT
and It's ii Herbs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13

Here is a swimming suit to de-
light the swimmer who ANTS a dec
orative costume as we'll as a practi-
cal one.
The best possible use has been
made of some black and white
striped wool.
The bathing cap has a good sized
rose of rubber of a type hardy
enough to weather any storm.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-22

. s'au petrecut la sinodul Dvoastr;l|
|si ca aveti destula evidente pen.
tru a face pe popa Murasan ras.
punzatbr de celea petrecute din
timpuf sau ca paroch la parochia
D-vOastra, vazand cum D-voastrd
|stiti ca sd conduceti .afacerea pa
rochiei D-voastra 81 cum stiti ca
sa trageti Ia raspunderc pc acei
vinovati, vaz1nd toate acestea.
vreu 81 ell sa fac un APPEL catra
D-voastra !; si fiti asa de bnni Cd
|pentru binele poporului .nostru de
aici 81 pentru binele crestinilor
nosfri, DAFT pc Gale ziaristica
toate cele mtamplate in parochia
D-voastra in timpul cat a fost
|popa Murcsan paroch ca sd site
toti Romanii de aici ca ce fapte a
stiut face acest preot 81 ca sd
poata vedea 81 Consistorul de
acasa ca ce fel de prcoti ne tri-
met Sfinteniile Tor de acolo, 81 pc
viitor sa nu creada ca Romanilor
din America le poate trimete orr
ice preoti de care D-nealor acolo
nu au lipsa. NJ, Dior. Romanii
de aici stu face deosebire intre
Fpreotii buni 81 intre preotii earl
he due la prapastie. Eu cred ca
D-voastra veti sti ca sd facet ca
popa Muresan sa-si ia rasplata
pentru eele petrecute. Va rog deci
| 81 va rog foarte multi ca sa bine
voiti da publicitatii toate anna
nuntele ce s'au petrecut in s1nul
parochiei D-voastra in timpul cat
a fost preotul Murasan in paro-
CHA D-voastra, 81 Va rog acest
lucru I'M numele dreptatii 81 pen.
tru binele poporului nostru de
aici ca sa site purtarile lmui pa
rinte asa zis sufletesc. Am notat
81 Ell pc scurt cele petrecute in
sinodul D-voastra la POI. G., 81 in
curInd vol reveni 81 Gu aceasta pe
calea ziaristica. Cred fnsa Cd
D-voastra Gle acolo aveti mai
mufte de zis. Ziceti deci ca va ia.
eeti datorinta sfanta fata de
pOporul nostru de aici.
AL D-tra Gu distinsa stima:
II. T. Roman.
Youngstown. 0. Il Aug. 1922.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-22
DIN PATRIE

S'a infiintat I'm consulat de a
ldoua categorie lonorar) al Ro-
maniei la Zante (Grecia) 81 d.
Spiru Carer a fost numit consul
onorific al Romaniei, ca titular
al noului oficiu consular in.
fiintat.
Camera de comert din Capt.
tala cerut ministernlui de IN
dustric 81 cOmert sa MI apr0ba
noua taxa de so bani, fixata de
primaria Capitalei pentru mar
turtle ca intra 81 les din Bucu-
resti.
Peseari norocosi au prins zilele
trecute in Mures un Somn de
100 kgr., care a fost pus in
yinzare incasandu-se peste 5000
lei pentru ell.
ID. Ctlpsa prcfectul politiei
Mercnrea Ciucului a fost suspen.
dat pana la .terminarea anchetei
orinduite de Ministerial de Inter-
ne din momentul cand s'a hotarit
aceasta ancheta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-22
OCAZIE RARA!
Numai psntsu catsva xilel

Recortlul 'Cioearlia'', cantat
de marelc violouist roman, d-nul
loan NESToRESCU Sc gascstc
de uinzare la ziarul nostru. De-
oarece nu q mai rarnas decat 0
cantitate foarte relusa, reeordul,
al c6rui pref este &e.0O, Sc VI
vinde Gu tl.25, care represinta
pnmai pretul de- cost. Afsrk do
aeeasts mai soeotim 10 eenti pen.
tn cheltuiala de postd. 81 -
srabiascA fiecars roman sa-i ri.
mit& eowspda a xierul nostru:
57ot petsoit ~. olevslaad, q.
c5ci aceSt sale" M W the a.
a. seurt tiup. (l05 ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-22
||NF0RMAT|UN|

Greenville, Ohio. - Vaca fer
mierului Emmit OBrien fatat
un vitel fara nici I'm fir de par
|pe ell. Vitelul este normal din
toate punctele de vedere, cu sin.
gura exceptie ca pielea ii este ne
teda ca obrazul unui copil.
MoscOya. Russia doreSte ga
rantii de pace din partea statelor
Gu earl Sc invecincaza 81 carl Ia
cusera mai inainte parte din I'm.
periul ruscsc. In vederea acestui
scop ministrul de externe invita-
Polonia, Finlanda, Estonia 81 Le-
tonia a-si trimite delegati pe 5
Septembrie la Moscova pentru
tinerea conferintei de desarmare.
Charle, sown, w. Va. Ieri
anceput sd Sc judece procesul mi
nerului Walter Allen, acuzat Cd
ar ii ucis I'M detectiv in marsul
armat fntreprins de minerii in
Martie trecut. Peste o suta de
martori au fost somati fnaintea
tribunalului.
Columbus, Ohio. - Guyernor-ul
Davis luat Initiative de q forma
un comitet care sa anlature spe-
cula Gu carbunii de piatra.
Ipdisnspolis, Ind. GuyernulI
NcGray = trims sst&si cate . te-
lsgrama c1trs ssustorii Watson
VI New, rug1ndu-i ss votese a.
ps1lansut peutru dsres unei com,
'psusstiuni b3ssti ssldstilor carl
au lrptat ii razboinl mondial.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-22
DIN fUcA CnDf|Olu

Din tUCA UO|lDtlUlU|
Faptele concrete nu vim iin
capm.i concrete.
d
Apr0ape fiecare fata, poate sa
castige I'm professor de innot.
i
Sc raintoarce moda fustelor
lungi. Fnstele Sc pot lungi repe.
de, dar parul scurtat cam cl
greu.
Sc spune ca urechile femeilor
nu Sc Won. mai acoperi Gu par. Ele
vor fl din nou libere. Ce sc vos
mira de cele. ce ,vor auzi!
q
Sc apropie sezonul vinatoare.
lor. Sc apropie vremea cand va
celc vor fl privite de caprioare
81 pull de potarnichi.
i
Barbatul care crcdc ca Il foSi
nebun cand s'a casatorit, are q
fcmeie care sustine ca el nu s.;
sehimbat.
a
De multe orr iii cade atat tie
bine sa nu te auzi laudat!
Il
Numai femeie poate vedea
gresclile altei femei.
"a
E mai bine sa regreti perderllc
decat sa al remuscari de constiin.
ia pentru ceva ce al castigat.
=
De multeori parintii ar trebui
sa Unite pasdrile: sa trimita afar;l
pull.
Sanatatea este mai buna decat
bogbtia: mime MI incearca s;l
ito fmprumute.
=
Femeia care te 'ntreaba dac;l
.poti tine ceva in secret, nu poatc
sd pastrezc nici un secret.
i
Toate noutatile pot Fl rele dar
noroc rau M exista. caci orice
nOroc este bun.
M
81 lenea are un defect: iii "a
tpeste prea multi timp.
&
Noptile sunt. atat de frumoase
acum, pc la sfarsitul lui August,
incat farfuriile raman cam ne
spalate.
"a
Atatea cal sunt pentru ca $ "a
iungi in belea 81 atat de putinc
ca sa scapi din ca.
81
Fiecare fata iti va primi sfatul
daca el sc refcre la pastrarca
frumusetei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-22


Luand 81 eu parte la Sinodul
D-voastra extra-ordinar ce s'a
.tlnut la 20 !. cor, pentru a Sc
TRACE Ia spun dere popa
Mnresan, pentru nereg,ilele din
parochia D-ucastra de pc timpul
cand era preotul Maresan Ia pa
rochia D.voastr6. Am asistat pana
Ia urma 81 am v6xut toate ce san
petrccut in scest sin0d. Ma pla-
c''t foarte mu|t q - y4d bunii
rne'nbrii al perushiei DwosstrS
cum au stiut g. - fie tcti IL locnl
lor 81 sd judeee 81 sapa'e rece
interesul psre ei u desi ! fost
'nppul fasint1 tesars . stss
pana IA sfaryf akknd toate ce,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-22
xASrERI.

Pc ziua de Is August dl 81 dina
loan Ghindea din Canton, Ohio,
au avut ,fericirea sa le soseasca
in familie un nou nascut. Atat
mama cat 81 copiiul sunt sanato;i.
D-nul Ghindea este un vechiu ii
devotat membru al organizatiunei
noastre,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-22

Moscova. Exilnl, una dintrc
pedepsele ce tarul lie da adesea
oamenilor politici, incepe a Fl
adoptat ac,rm 81 de gavernul so
vietelor. Desi acum catva timp
bolsevicii credeau cd aceasta pc.
deapsa este monstruoasa, astasi
Sc scapa 81 ei de oponentii politici,
fic trimitantl,,-i III Siberia, fie es,
pulzandu-i din tara.
Budapesta. Treizeci de mil
de lucratori metalurgisti 'au pus
ieri in greva. Cam jumatate din
eli nh voisera la inceput sa asculte
|ordinul de grcva, insa mai tarziu
an fost siliti la aceasta de eleman-
tele mai radicalc. Greva decla.
rata sub pretextul nemultumirei
Gil salarele existente. insa sunt
banueli ca conducatorii grevisti.
lor cauta s'apuce puterea politica
i'm mana.
Berlin. Sc raporteaza "a
fostnl print de coroana al Ger.
maniei, Wilhelm, va publica fncu.
rlnd un nou volum de memorii
|ceeace va fl curata povestire
despre razboiul lmci, 81 va avea
titlul ''Amintiri Despre Eroica
lnpta Germaniei't.
Wellington, Nona Zeelanda. -
Camera deputatilor a ratificat as.
taxi tratatul incheiat la conferinta
din Washington.
Belgrad. - Regele Alexandra
81 tlnara sa sotie au plecat ia
Marienbad, in Cehoslovacia. Su.
veranii Serbiei calatoresc incogni.
to (traversati) ca contele 81 cor.
tesa de Avala. find acompaniati
de oil Pastel, presedintele consi.
llului, care Sc duce sa ia parte la
O conferita nnde vor participa 81
delegati din partea Romaniei. Po.
loniei 81 Cehoslovaciei.
Toxic. Rcpublica Siberiana
en- ressedinta, la Chita prctinde
100000 de ruble de apr de la ia
ponia tpentru .pagubile suferite
sub ocupatia trupelor japoneze.
Madrid. Functionarii postal
DIN Spaniaas AN pus in greva, 60
rlnd sporirea l.salariilor. Guvernul
lncearca sal faca a-si relua lucrul
81 dupa aceea, sa negocieze Gu ei.
Dublin. = Nestitul tenor John
Mccormack sosit ieri in Dublin
sa. aduca plttina armonie in IT.
landa." FL nu G de parerea celor
ce spun ca Irlandezii trebuesc H.
sati sa Sc bata pana ce obosesc.
Washington. Rapoartele -
site la ministernl de inferno anun.
ia ca datorita recoltei graului din
anul acesta, Russia nu mai are
nevoie Gle nici nn ajutor extern
IN hranlrea populated sale.
- 1e
Londra. - Soldatii din garni-
zoana orasulni Viena s'au revoltat
DIN canza ca guvernul nu lea
piatit solda de mai multe luni.
BE vorbeste ca ministrii Sc prega.
tesc sa fuga.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-22
TRIBUNA LIBERIA

lLo vubricG acsosta - publ;cd GU
p'dcere todte 0rticoIele de ;ntsyes
general GO ''s-sv vsni dinsferd. Els
treoue sasd Sd tie scris citet ;; nv
MAJ Pc Q taM . coGlei do Adrtis;
sd y" cAprindS yorbs injwrioass
san otacui psrsonale - ID M f;s
maj l~ngi ca Gel nsMlt tres suite dx
cnvinte. Todts orticolels % Ger q
II sennate do sei ~ u scv;u. Mosx-
scs'sels nspu5liodhils =. % snapo.
iazd.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-21
Bead Lock Tests

perform equally well under every condition - on
the short haul OF the heavily ladened Commercial!
car, on the heated roads of the sandy desert. over
mud and stones OF the land OF forests or the broad
dirt highways Of the plains.
q That we have accomplished our purpose is
evident from the results users Of Savage Tires are
getting everywhere.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-21
EPnAv ANnvrAp AcO
WRATHY RUTH TRIES
: CAVEMAN WORK
BY Henry L. Farrell

NEW YORK, June 21.-Tottering on
his throne, Babe Ruth, once the great
home run king, is defending himself in
the primitive ways of a caveman.
His wrath aroused apparently by the
notion that everyone is against him,
Babe is following the inclination to
wipe ont those who stand between him
and his former glory.
Knowing that the five weeks sus.
pension imposed by Commissioner Ian.
dis at the start Of the season would
prevent him from breaking his 1921
record, Ruth had only the solace OF
being the home tun king of the year.
With Kenneth Williams, the Brown
star, making it almost impossible for
him to do that, he became frantic.
American League pitchers have been
making "sucker' out of him, not so
much that they have found his weak.
ness, but because he was swinging at
anything in the mad desire to kill the
ball. The more he missed bad balls,
the more he swung at them. New
York is off the swat king now and the
impression prevails here that he is
through.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS HOME RUNS
Williams, Browns, l; total Is.
Burns, Red Sox, 2; total 5.
Cntshaw, Tigers ]; total 2.
Hauser, Athletics, l; total /.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-21
Latest Sport Events
BABE DENIES INTENT
TO SOAK UMPIRE

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 2l.-Babe
Ruth today denied that he intended to
attack Umpire Dineen yesterday at
Dunn field as result of his suspension,
following his run-in with the umpire
during Mondays game.
Il wasn't going to hit him." Ruth
said today. "There was no danger of
a fight at all. We were just talking
it over"
When asked why Manager Speaker
and Stuffy Mclnnis and other members
of the Cleveland team intervened, Ruth
said:
1--WE were talking loud, guess, there
seemed 10 be misunderstanding re-
garding Monday S incident and both of
us We're trying TO get it Strengthened
out -
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-21
WATCHING THE
SCORE BOARD
WATCHING TIL EscoREBoARD

Yesterdays hero, Sam Rice, stretch
ed a single into double in the thir-
teenth inning, starting rally that
gave the Senators three runs and a 9
to 6 victory over the White Sox.
George Burns hit two homers over
the fence but they weren' t enough for
the Red Sox and the Tigers won their
eighth consecutive game, 9 to 8.
With Babe Ruth out of the lineup,
the Yanks came out of the slump and
won Thea first victory in nine games,
beating the Indians, s to 5.
Ken Williams hit his 18th homer
after Sisler had tripled and helped the
Browns win from the Athletics, to
3. Hauser hit one for the AS.
Singles by Caveney, Pinelli and Dau-
bert and sacrifice fly by Burns, gave
the Reds pair of runs in the fifth and
a to victory over the Braves. Couch
let Boston down with two hits.
RUTH YESTERDAY AND YEAR AGO
1921-Twenty fourth homer, double
and a single in five times up against
Boston.
1922-Suspended for the third time.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-21

& Almost any tire will give satisfactory service
under ideal conditions Some makes will even
render satisfactory service under certain adverse
conditions Certain makes OF tires will perform
best on long drives over pavements, other makes
will show to better advantage on dirt highways -
and SO it goes.
q Our object has been to build Savage Tires to
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-21
IN SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

In Balboa Pork. Little He0p. trade
character OF The Spreckeis Sac
age" Tire Company. dances after
rhe fashion of his foref0fhers.
The bridge and buildings IN the
background we're bufif for ffle Pan
anna California Expo OSifiOn held IN
San Diego during I0l5-lo. Ler
intact these structures form oS
beautiful q sh0tc ground today ~
they did then.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-21
LEAGUE STANDINGS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Coast Games Today

Portland and Vernon at Washington
Park, Los Angeles at Salt Lake. San
Francisco at Sacramento, Seattle At
Oakland.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-21

A typesetting machine invented il
1872 contained $4,000 parts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-15

laas work is On o distinctly higher
plane than any in this field ve7
reported. lie is 0nt ef the few
scholars who have started sindy
al sTdfTfnalism without allowing
1heir minds 10 bec0ne afiecfed
NV the claims Nf converts. From
his Laboratory we may confident
lv expect startling disclosures
concerning the nature At fhc
misty shadgw1hna which hes Just
outside human comprehension
and which is controlled hv mn
known natural laws ITO snch "a
mln o,ns rEBy look for facts
rather than the undices1ed con,
lecfnres that come from Sc many
a1nafeurs in fhe field 0f STdrSf-
nhlism. He naF discover same
thing entirely different than the
immortality III the human spnl
Ruf he sserns ON the raaa, at
least to fhr discovery ef s0Ine-
thing concrete and atfinire.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-15

Nsw Exrak, June a5s-wnh the re-
1uskl ct miners Representatives On
the wage scale conference to accept
asaftrsainn Rnshrsctse operators rep
resHntaflres lsze Today fasflg refused
10 proceed further IN The peeotis :
1aons unsass 1he m4ners agreed 10
asrsstrxtirn The cnn1rnenne nd
'1uurnra wsthcnr sesdsns GATE for
another msstine
8oih sides rsEarf the negotiations
rs broken or. at least for the pres
art.
We DON'T see whit more any MAE
Er organization rsuld do" Sampel l..
Mawner. spokesman fn the opera
tors sasa aftHr the conference.
: I'll lobks like sir.ike.r asserted
Hsha % MurrzF. vice gresinsns of shs
union an6 spokesman 1or the scale
rcrzmat4es. I'VE win uall aua even
the malntenAnce men IL nersssarr.~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-15
NEW sPIRruALIsM

III the xk1es nf s-Sgr1TERllsn q
new lurnInArv rs attracting cGn-
siderable aftenf5on-Dr Calnills
FlamrnBr5nn, celshrH1Ad French
astronomer Tins scientist has
B59rfes An arH5tndt towards REe-
pHrentay supernatural phen0mena
which promises III eventual
lagscal explanation. In ether
words be has rsfrAaned irprn
jumping at conclusions
In common with SIR 4 VlnHn
Duvls. Sur Oliver Lodge and
hundreds pf others he Inns nc
cspfed cfraEin reports as genuine
he has convinced himself fhaI
shsv ara NOT fht results Df sleagihf
al hand or ni the Hmarlnsf1Dn
He is convinced 1hst Rrhs-Al Bss
sRcx hare been received from
the sunls RI the anhd Ru1 hF
is nra convinced ihaf they offer
Hny prooi Whatsoever As 1p the
immortality pf the soul
Dr- FgRmnlAr1Dn has Tr0sad 80
his own satisfaction md 10 the
satisfaction Of many ts1hHrs 1hHf
something Hnknaw'n rn sciHnna
6sfBchrs itself from the hoar
afser 5aH1h and maintains a
separafs and invisible existence
for time But, he Risks,
what does tins show Hs
1nHintaans that II means nothing
In amy consideration al the
problem eli eternal life. Ut de-
notes only. be claims, that ihe
mind has etrrAin functions which
psychologists have npr disrv~ered
Es yet
Such workers Hs DIR Fanrn-
marion eventually VIII ARRIVE nj
the truth Wherever y mystery
exists il should be investigated fy
scholars wha hBwe the mental
equipment 10 undertake the work
0Dre 1nhn has BersVied the
SEarT1naIisf hypothesis that the
existence nf t1efnal life beyond
The grave is proven by messages
his value as q scientific observer
rs gone. Hs nnav hs hhs9autaiy
honest Hnd acfRB-ea Ivy the
highest pf ideals. But once the
truth or fRlsshnod uf "a r@p0rr is
established he does npf hesitate
to employ il to snhstEntasIe hls
own srrarnent without consider
ing any either possibility
The French astronomer lis npf
working from -his point Of v5sw
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lAl-IM0NN INCREASE Is
DENIED MRS. M6t IRf.

Oklahoma City June IL. - The
s1afs supreme cotra has refused 10
eraras Mrs. RBhy RsdrewaE Mcclure,
divorced wife 0s Rtrd McSuire.
,inrease N the arlornf Of gsrDpsrty
and ahmpny ahnv'ed her when her
lsrrrrp was awarded ln fiEmsir, r1urr
al Tnlhs rnurs than q year 8rn. Mrs.
Mcclure WIS given s3D,beB ps-man-
.erS;. H8hrnury And s2,beB afSrr,nes
fees Ar the iistrirt court A mo
tim for 8 new trial was orm-ulat
and she HTpnHlet 10 the sHTr'an.e
ruurf
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In nldnn TIMES. il wss falirreh 1huf
the @Hhf M the spul WIS ne s1nrnhth,
mos: afEHly ipr lhe reHsfn that q mar
Is never 40 co1rnlmtlv IsBd Ip al
when his stomach is ont of Dras-.
Tm iha cure Of ordinary sturnarh
trpuhlas nhHrf In nothing uuitf 40
prompt ant satisfactory Hs Chamber
lnin's Tnblets T'brr strengthen thr
stumRth ant snHhla IL to perform its
funrtinns naturally Give them
trial They only rnFsi quarter