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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-15

Entered at the poStofice ct Milbank,
S. D., as second class mail matter.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-15

E. H. ZEMPEL, Attorney for
Mortgage, Milbank, s. D.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-15

P. E, E. Lee, A:ternfy Of the Of he
Of the Mortgage Summit; s: 8. "a
Evening star., 1922-03-26

pressing his physical powers and
prowess. his Intellectual capacities
and attainments, and as indicating
his place in the sum-" or rather the
degree of evolution and progress OF
his individual soul. These states of
being he unconsciously. though un-
erringly. lays bare to the world in
the manner in which he carries and
uses his body.
With man. with woman and with
child the carriage of the body de-
notes two things: % The actual and
unconscious expression and valuation
Of self-that intangible, mysterious
thing which we really are. (2) the
way in which we are headed. or rather
our evolutionary speed and direction
In which we are travelling through
limitless space and unending time.
Finally. and II the essence of the
thing. 1t is just that eternal choice
between the positive and the con-
structive, on the one hand, and the
negative and the destructive, on the
other.
You are free to choose. Anyway,
don't be "slouch."
Evening star., 1922-03-26

wrong. It's the chest that needs to
be up. Throwing back the shouI-
ders causes a sway-backed effect and
puts you out of plumb, as well as
giving the appearance of a strut or
pouter-pigeon effect. 1t also narrow 8
the shoulders.
1t is good and helpful frequently
to fill the lungs to their full capacity
and hold the breath a few moments
while going through the neck stretch
Ing, chest-raising, abdomen-contract-
Ing stunts. At first 1t will be a little
difficult to keep the chest up where
it belongs. But. as in all things else,
1t is necessary to persist and through
repetition to establish the uncon-
scious and correct habit.
or course, there must be a muscu-
lar structure Of the chest, back and
abdomen of sufficient quality and for
nation properly to sustain the bony
structure of the body. And. further,
proper food, proper use of cold water
in bathing, correct breathing and
sunshine, air and all forms of exer-
else. indoors or out. naturally add to
your general, well-being and Incl
Evening star., 1922-03-26

Dropping Of the chest is the di-
rect cause of q multitude Of diseases
and disorders Of the body. Among
other things. it cramps and weakens
heart and lungs through compression
by the chest walls upon these most
vital of all organs The circulation
Of blood and intake Of oxygen (the
breath of life) are correspondingly
reduced. This, in turn. affects every
cell and atom in the body. and. aside
from improverishing the body as a
whole, causes the accumulation
throughout blood and tissues of body
waste, poisons and gases. This con-
dftton Of body forms one Of the three
really fundamental causes Of diseases.
"Prolapsis" is another result Of this
current fad and spineless habit-that
is, to say, the dropping Of the chest
creates sagging Of the abdominal
muscles and walled structure, which
in turn causes the various vital Or
gans in the abdominal area, espe-
cially the intestines, to be lowered
out Of position with little to sustain
and support them. Endless trouble
results from body machinery SO dis
placed. so disorganized. so mistreated
Spinal curvature. as well as many
Evening star., 1922-03-26

physical deformities. isi another re-
ward for this self-coddling. Sup
posed rheumatism and sciatica, writ
er's cramp. low vitality and various
spinal troubles are definite results
from this fundamental cause of so
many human miseries-the "slouch."
There are many other effects, but
space forbids their listing.
Corrective and Preventive Men7ures.
A full chest and straight spine are
as essential when seated and standing
as when walking. Correct posture is
very simple and easily accomplished.
First, see how tall you can be by
stretching your neck upward as far
as possible, keeping the head straight
and chin even. Then pull up the
chest walls as high as you can while
drawing in the abdomen. Either for
get the shoulders or square them
slightly forward. The old command
Throw your shoulders back" is ali
Evening star., 1922-03-26

dentally to your ability properly to
carry and use your body. Another
thing needed is the tensinE of the
will and concentration of mind upon
the job in hand-the raising of the
chest.
Psychological and Esthetic rewards.
Esthetically. what is more inspiring
and attractive in either man or wom-
an that a correct and beautiful car
riage Of body? In woman 1t denotes
and expresses grace, poise, charm
and character. as well as sustaining
personality. While it enhances the
natural and glorious charms of body,
1t expresses in ever-increasing de-
gree those positive and lovely mental
and spiritual attributes. the blending
OF which into the physical makes OF
woman the loveliest of created things
the ultimate in human perfection.
With man, that most intricate and
exquisitely organized mechanism in
creation, the human body. should be
used as q means of rejecting and ex-
Evening star., 1922-03-26

by officials as about the surest sign
of spring of all. When the sun comes
out warm. and the overcoa;s are laid
aside. thoughts of clerks turn to Ioli
and tennis.
Chief Clerk Schofield of the Naf
Department said he had heard OF tn.
movement in his department. He 81 "a
that If anything came of il the plan
would have to be submitted 10 tn,
Secretary of War
Evening star., 1922-03-26
ADvERTIsEMENT.
in DEFENSE OF
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON

WV LAW A0A "1ASAAAAs<AAO OAN
DOMINICAN LYcEuM." SOME CLUB.
It's non.sectarian, too:
Its morals are high. 50 you cannot got BY
Unless you're q man all through.
THOMAS P. BROWN, . man of renown,
Is PRESIDENT of this concern.
THOMAS A. GREEN. . good follow, I
VICE PRESIDENT. 70 have learned.
H. A. REM. in charge Of the spends,
TREASURER, sounds good to me:
EDWARD BIGGANE. a mighty fine man,
FINANCIAL SECRETARY is he.
There is EARL BARBER, in my mind
harbor.
Hes just the right man for the place:
First-clsss RECORDER. who keeps things
tell you this guy is an ACE.
Then. there's the BOARD. I couldn't sf-
I. On: YOU'D 8. To a,T :s i: f sH sHs.s
Say ssrs Sssn With sls Flynn
Irish from tip to toe;
wIMSATT says 1t AMT so.
MAURICE FITZGERALD. who is fond
P. a. Of TGiT1a1U11. u 1iIti; too.
Ard there are others. numerous brothers,
A cHAiRsAN q iafsia1a y Of ia ATHIEr1cs need.
1 ANESTHETICS.
But smiling Ssiia '4s JOE SuaRE perform. all
Gives each one what he deserves. g,
A loaf Of RisoN's bread.
Some cookies, too. twill prove that you
Have got a level head.
His ROLLS. red hot. just reach tho spot,
7 Tho price is still TEN CENTS.
His lemon pics would win prize,
His layer cakes immense.
If you should wish some nice fresh fish,
Or Heinz's ncr. and beans.
Just 70 to MAY: with you he'll stay
Until empty are your JEENS.
Hardware conplete, across the street,
His paints have stood the test;
By all means: whom you need screens.
Buy YEATMAN's; they're the best.
To me, it's clear, good cashier
Can smile the people in:
So We may thank him at the BANK,
That we have saved some TIN.
With the old AMERICAN SECURITY &
III l..,s my dollars until they rust.
DIcKHART still is down the hill.
In antiques to his eyes:
If you could squeeze through this debris
I'll bet you'd be surprised:
Tho LUNcHRooM now is selling CHOW,
Don't miss the corner stow;
You may risk it. eat tho biscuit
He has baked for you.
HAPPY RAEDY il no lady,
A barber through and through;
He's q chaser. with his razor.
He makes you look like now.
There isn't any doubt. my space has run
50 my poem III have to ourtail.
Don't be uneasy. something as breezy
Will catch you next week without fail.
R1soN'S BAKERY.
Evening star., 1922-03-26
TUCKER AGAIN IN HOUSE.

Henry ST. George Tucker of Fir-
ginia came back 10 the House yesterday
to take mp the service he laid aside
in 1907 after being in congressioia'
harness for eight years.
Mr. Tucker was elected from the
tenth Virginia district to succeed III.
late Henry y. Flood. Although ths
certificate Of his election had not been
presented, he was sworn in at the
request Of Representative MontaGut
OF Virginia.
Evening star., 1922-03-26
TALK OF 8 TO $50 DAY;
SURE SIGN OF. SPRING
Government Employees Living in
City Favor Plan, While Suburb
antics Oppose It.

Government employees are discussing
the advisability of having hours Of work
in the departments begin at am. and
end at $3.50 pm. during the coming
summer months.
The Office Of the adjutant general.
War Department., has taken vote on
the subject. it is understood, but is
keeping the result of the voting
secret. Employees who live in the city
are in favor of the change. but those
who live in the suburbs are generally
against it,
This annual discussion OF changing
the departmental hours is regarded
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
Gmrentbnrq.

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SOrgange in
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- Ter Dlrh cite leste Sod)e ahl
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Judi Ser 5taotfonmiilion idetterte an
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tier 8. @. Matlon erbielt iiber lelnen
@esner q. S. Seberger cine Otehrbe1t
BON CSC Stimmeu; Die Mtebrbett Der
fir sen Staotidasmeiiter Sltlilts
Moams iiber ieineu @egler Y. Is.
Moore betr,tg 1901, mabrenb Stra-
benfommilldr Seinrt6 MapbnrD iei-
men @eener 8. %. Murpbp nit elmer
Mebrbeit bon 1908 beiiegte. SIM
@anser muroen 47S1 Stimmen abge-
eeben, mp5l1 oas itimmberebtigte
Srauenpolf ieiren guten Sell beitrug.
9as @ablergebnis lieb e%rfennen, baB
aag ser apieoerertpdblten Staetfom-
million BET ser @eneralpabl Dor mo-
hesu 5pei Subren entgegengebrabte
33utralen feline gtnbube erlttten batte,
bielmebr. 0as in oen 9iirgermeilter
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rpdbreno Ieines Nmtstermins beoen-
teno aeboben batte. 9ieies ben Oret
Serren bon Der StaDtfommil=
liou BET ser @ioerr1fsmabl anl les=
ten S%onnerltug erlpieiene @ertrauen
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amtsperpaltung lid bon Ser Soee lei
ten Iaiien, burd Elm aagemein gered=
tes ausiiben ibrer Nmtspflidten mog=
lider1peiie altb Sic gertngite WftB1tim=
ntilng inter ser Stu0tbepolferung at
nerbinOern.
-0em Samline @lee Club, etnent'
ser ouf multfaliidem @ebiete beltbe=
fannten College Clubs IN Mi:n1efoto,
Ser lid, gegenmirtig auf ieiner adt=
mnboreibigiten S%abrestour befinOet,
mar es porbebalten, in ser 8affen=
halle 81. CLUBS oas erite 4on5ert gu
geben, bas geltern, Mittmo6, abenos
Dor elmer groBen 3ub0reridoar itatt-
fanb, ste es an 1poblper0ientem 8ei=
fall fir sic 2%eiih1ngen ser @l1b-0fit-
gIieoer nidt mangeln lieBen.
= SAB es Sem 11elten Sherman
Sbeater an Der erpiinl6ten Rnno=
idaft nibt feblt, gebt aus Der Iut=
jad)e berpor, oab oam lebten Sonntag
nidt peniger ais 1885 gintrittsfar=
ten, oarunter 912 an &inoer, berans=
gait spurben.
So Gs betBt, boB 8 aus 10 Sral1en
an 8eritopfung 1ei0en - mas 5innen
gelbe @eli6tsfarbe, i6le6ten Ntb=
EN-, miirrii6e, i6ledte Stimmnng
beoeutet. Nebmen Sic @oaiiters So
dp Mo11ntain Gbee. @r lit Defenders
gut fir Srauen, muntert iie auf,
uiad9t iie raid poranma6en, iingen
unb iid better fiiblen. Martin Woli<=
tor. an5.
g.. 8. Mtpoo6, Witglie0 Der
ltaatliden NormaI Sea9ers College
geboroe, tpnr0e nod Manfato bei6ie=
Sen, um elmer unteriudyung 6es S5Seu=
ers, onr1 tpeldes bas @nlptgebauoe
Der Nanfato Normalfb11le am Iebten
Sonntog aerit0rt tpnr6e, b%ei5utuobnen.
Gem gbepuare Otto SGeain=
ger, oas iid I'M 9aufe oieier ISOLDE
fir Wenominec, 8iseonlin, perab=
idieoen miro. no @err 5deainger I'M
2ebrfah tatig lein miro, mnroe les=
ten Sonntogabeno cine ldone Ab=
fhiebsfeier bereitet, Sic befun6ete, 0ab
iidl bas ideioenoe gbepanr elmer moD.
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sic tperoen iebr banftg trd1e

STE mer0en lebr ballfIg frdge --
.ssSybre gsiingetpeibe aber Sol1ilter'g
NodD Mol1ntain Gbee miro tie anf-
tpeden unD lie mieoer 6rat1gen mo-
den. Srauen baIter i'm fir eli alt-
tes 2ariermittel. a. Mslarfii1 Mclitor.
Mn3.
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Ilanoes nit prd6tigen @emaloen aus
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UpeItI SHDe UtL RIALLtI UU1t SllHt14-
,beim IN Der Mbeinpfal3. ST. fan0 un-
ter nlten Sdriffen ein Bud sna benz
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sid, in {ebr itarfe Defel aus Buhen-
bols gebunoen unb nit Meiiing reid
ber5iert. Die 5brift 1T nod tief=
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hiitori1der 8eoeutllng mnb iebr merit
bon nod Sorm u1b Snbalt.
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fange in ole 33eit 5uriidrei6en, 6a Der
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aus oieier 8elt %abberufen lpor0en.
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Mbonnirt olf Ben rNoroitern."
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.genen Serb in ct. CLOUD griin0en.
Die Bis gum 8. 5ebruar bon
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|bertpabl alg sSenator regiitri-
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!Iotpie iiie 8alterS Midar6, grpert il
|Stnotberapaltungen, at bnlten Der
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|GlfgIoge eri9ienener Wainnern l1n6
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|fiibrung eines neutrality-suspicious.
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b~eiterflaiie gefiegen lei, Sd na6 6ie-
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befpnBt bleiben, al men tie fid als e-
lie gartei 51 neroett baben, Sic fir
Sic beIten grgebnilie onf 5eite Der
5teler8abIer berafttportli1 gebaltett
tpir6. s..5s.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-15
FRANCE PLANS TO PUT
OCEAN TIDES TO WORK
Government Bill Provides for Elec-
trio Power Plant Near
Brest.

by tnHed Press.
PARIS, June l5.-Harnessing the tides
often attempted and as often rejected as
an impractical dream, has interested the
French government to such an extent
that bill has been introduced in the
Chamber of Deputies with the approval
Of the minister of finance and the min
lister of public works, asking for an ap-
preparation to permit practical test.
The bill was introduced after a study
OF two years by committee of the min
istry of public works of a project pres
ented by French company. The ex-
pertinent is to be made in an estuary
near Brest, where the tide runs high,
and the resulting electric power is to be
used by the public service corporations
and the naval arsenal of that port. The
total cost of the installation is estimated
at 28,36O,OOO francs, or about s2,5OO,OOO
at the present exchange rate.
Both the flood and the ebb tides are
to be turned to account TO drive four
turbines into a dam about 500 feet long
across the estuary.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-15
Among the People of This Vicinity

Roy Lewis received a letter last Tues
day containing bonus money to the
amount of $1,000.
Ernest Knifong, who was here a few
days last week, returned last Friday to
his home in Browning, Mo. He drove
through in a car.
Mrs. Channell, who has been visiting
Mrs. Click north of town, has returned
to her home in Ashland, Ore
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Morgenthaler
of Great Falls, Mont, arrived last Mon.
day for a visit with home folks.
Mrs. Austin Barnes and children came
yesterday for visit with Mrs. Barnes
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Berry.
Ralph Bryan got the highest price for
a load of baby beefs last week Of any
Hallsville shipper. He received 1915.
L. P. Lewis and family and F. F. Rob
erts and family attended birthday din.
ner at Searcy Dysart's near Woodland
vile last Sunday.
Miss Ruth Mitchell, who is now at.
tending school at Kirksville. has been
elected principal of the high school a,
Bethel, Shelby County, Mo.
Tincher and Baily, Galloway county
buyers, shipped a load of cattle from
nere last Monday. They bought them
rom Henry Brown and Ernest Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Dysart, Mrs. Dora
)ysart, Mrs. II. F. Hulet,, Mrs. Ollie
cooper and Miss Hortense Cooper drove
o Columbia last evening. Mrs. Cooper
nd daughter will remain till tomorrow. |
Lawrence Quick, postmaster, went to
Columbia last Friday to be- at the mar.
iage of Miss Ladine Ketchum to Wilber !
-ase. Mrs. Case is sister TO Mrs. Law
cnce Quick.
DIR. c. d. Lawrence had business in
ioberly last Tuesday. Mrs. Lawrence.
Tho has been visiting her daughter in
arrollion, met DIR. Lawrence in Moberly |
nd returned home with him Tuesday
sening.
J. F. Howell, brother Of Mrs. William
'oinis, died in Columbia last Tuesday
fternoon. He is to be buried TODAY. MIR.
nd Mrs. Points and Mr.. and Mrs. T.
. Brown went to Columbia Tuesday af-
rnoOn on account Of the death of Mr..
lowell. "
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-15

Of women, has returned from DcLand
Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Stewart left fol
Renick, No., to spend the weekend.
Sam Reid went to Centralia this morn,
ing to attend the funeral of Mrs. NJ. L.
| Edwards.
o. c. Owen went to Centralia this
morning to attend the funeral of Mrs.
NJ. E. Edwards.
James Bozza, representative of the
Haase Grocery Co.. of ST. Louis, return
ed to that city this morning
J. Goodman, representative of the
Great Western Knitting Co.. of Milwau-
kee. left Columbia this morning.
Mrs. Thornton L. Brown. national or
ganizer for the Women's Democratic Par
ty, went to Mexico this morning.
J. ]. Jacobus, an operator for the
Western Union, left this morning fer
Cameron, Mo-, to spend two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. c. A. Stevenson left for Kansas
City this morning. Mrs. Stevenson will
study music and voice culture at the
Horner's Institute
Virginia and Desmond Lee went TO
St. Louis this morning to meet their par
ents, President and Mrs. E. d. Lee. Miss
NJ. ". Hertig accompanied them to Cen
tralia.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Middlebush left
this morning for the University of Col
orado. Mr.. Middlebush is a professor
of political science. He will teach dur