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The Washington times., 1922-01-18
SHELVED LOVER
bEGSH|S' DOLLY
To COME HOME
Earnest Joe Damn Prays Doro-
thy Bates Will Heed His
Plea.

A discarded lover, whose atten-
tions were spurned by the girl Of
his affections. today forgot his dis
appointment Of other months and.
in the manner of q true friend, Of
fered to Dolly Bates. pretty sixteen-
year-old Chevy Chase girl, q chance
to communicate with her parents.
her fear of whom, he believes, may
be the reason for her continued 81
lence. He Is Joe Damn, auto shop
employe, who was shelved for an.
other love.
His effort to effect a reconciliation
between the former Mckinley school
lass came in the form of an open letter
which he plans to have published In
Los Angeles and cities in the South
west, where II is believed Dolly has
gone with Roy Arnold, who until q
simultaneous disappearance, was Joe's
boss.
Pleads for Reinsurance.
"Joe" asks that Dolly write to her
distracted mother, wife Of r. H. Bates
chemical expert at the Bureau OF
Standards, chief of the materials div.
ision, who lives at 1920 Morrison street
northwest.
Police information obtained follow.
ing "Dolly's" disappearance January
has led to the belief she 10 travelling
to California and the southwest with
Roy Arnold, thirty-seven-year-old
missing partner Of the City vulcaniz.
ing shop, whose own wife, heart.
broken, has left the Arnold home
Ss42 Eleventh street northwest. Ia
Join her sick mother in Mobile, Ala.
Ill from Worry.
why don't you write your
mother" Joe pleads in his note that
bears no address, but which he has
hopes will nevertheless be delivered
to her with the characteristic force
Of his own handwriting somewhere in
the golden West. .
""She Ia frantic" continues the note
Your disappearance has made her
sick with worry.
For your own sake and your poor
Continued on Page 8, Column ~
The Washington times., 1922-01-18
T LS|fIEO
IS
ALL NEEDED
IN COUR I
Getting unhitched in Little
Reno" Is cinch, Provided One
Gets Right" Lawyers.
BY HARVEY L. COBB.

BY HARVEY L. COBB.
tcopyrisht T,:: lss,: By tn. washington
'Tf you 90 about It In the
right aoay yon can get a di-
vorce in Alexandria in at least
forty-taOo days." &ze ~
This soas the declaration of
Mrs. Mary L. Baggett, profes-
siondl housekeeper for divorce
seekers, sUhose nine-room home
is adjoining that of Judge
Robinson Moncure, located on
"Divorce Avenue.
According to the records on
file in the Alexandria county
clerks office, Mrs. Bdggett
has made hundreds of affi-
dapits that Rtigants haze been
kncUn to her for a long period
~ time, and haze actually re-
sided in her nine-room house
for one year.
On the sworn statement of
this woman, the records show,
hundreds of divorces have
been granted by Judge Mon
cure, apparently without ques-
ton. -
Investigation of some of
these cases show that the per-
sons have never spent q night
in Alexandria and have OBJ
tained their divorces on the
sworn statement of Mrs. Bag
gett that they have lived at
her house for one year prior
to filing the suit.
Receipt For Year.
A receipt for one years rent was
given a Times reporter by Mrs. Bag
gett upon payment Of her price.
The reportr was taken to Mrs.
Baggett's by one of the members of
the firm of Budwesky & Davis, who
informed him, after explaining that
q years residence was necessary in
the State, that "she will fix you up
all right.
AZ Days Needed.
"How long will It tale?" the re.
porter asked Alexandria's most famous
housekeeper.
"If you go about It in the right way
you can get it in forty-two days." she
declared. ...
And what do you mean by right
| way2" the reporter Queried.
T mean that II you 60 to the
right attorneys, those who stand In
well with the judge, you can get
your divorce pronto-but you bet.
ter get the right lawyers to do II
| for you," she warned.
| Have you any suggestions to
make as to who the right attorneys
are7' asked the reporter-divorce
seeker.
"Budwesky 4 Davis--I call them
my boys--next door," she promptly
replied. i've known them for
long, long time, and they are as fine
a pair of boys as there are In Viz
ginia and they stand right with the
Judge"
Becomes Suspicious.
In response to q query as the
meaning Of standing right with the
Judge" the good lady became a bit
suspicious.
aWeil. never you mind what
mean, II you give your case to my
boys, you won't have any troubas."
she declared.
Mrs. Baegett's place. adjoining the
offices OF Budwesly a Davis. dubbed
The Washington times., 1922-01-18
HER
BUT THIRD
Of ESTATE
Widow, in Alienation Suit, De.
mands $40, 900 Insurance
Left to Daughter.

In his viii, dictated to his attor-
|ney an hour before he died last
Sunday at the Walter Reed Hos
pital, Col. Basil Hicks Dutcher,s Of
the army medical corps, retired,
cut of his young wife with only
one-third of his estate, estimated
|tc y valued q bef\y \ysen $40. 200
and $50, 900. -
Daughsers Get TweThiras.
Colonel butcher also wfIied that the
balance Of the eatate be distributed
equally to his four daughters. Cath.
crime and Caroline. children Of his
first wife, and graduates of vassar
College. and the other two daughters
through his second marriage to Nina
Diez. whom he welded in 1917. few
days before he sailed for Brest.
Through the death Of Col. butcher the
divorce proceedings instituted by his
wife q few weeks ago will automat-
ically be dropped, but the young
widow, through her attorney, John A.
Garrett, this morning declared that
the suit for $4,000 damages filed
against the daughters, Catherine and
Caroline. alleging that they alienated
the army Officers affections. would
be pressed. .l
Mrs. butcher has not decided what
steps she will take as a result of her
husbands Will" declared Attorney
Garrett this afternoon. But" he
continued, "she is determined to press
the suit for damages against his two
daughters. They have indicated that
they intend to fight the suit, but the
fact remains that the daughter, Cath.
crime, succeeded In having her faher
transfer before his death his insur.
ance for $4,000 from his wife to her.
Fights for Insurance.
Mrs. butcher feels that this insur.
ance belongs to her and intends 10
make a legal fight for it. It Is not
for herself that Mrs. butcher wants
the money, but for her two children
whom she will have to rear and edu.
cate to the standard Of living always
suggested by Colonel butcher"
Despite the legal proceedings insti-
tuted against Colonel butcher and his
two daughters, Mrs. butcher this aft
ernoon attended the funeral of the
army officer who was buried with mill.
tary services at Arlington Cemetery.
Immediately after the funeral, Mrs.
butcher returned to the home OF rela.
tives with whom she lived when she
married butcher after a whirlwind
courtship.
Colonel butcher met Miss Diez as
the two were returning to the States
from the Panama Zone. He sought an
introduction to her and soon after their
arrival In New York proposed
marriage to her. The wedding took
place a few days before butcher was
ordered to sail for France.
For the last year differences have
existed between the young, prepossess'
ing wife of the army officer and his
two daughters. who came to Wash
ington to live with their father. Mrs,
butcher In December last filed suit
for divorce against Dutcher, alleging
cruelty. She also filed the suit against
tie daughters, her step children.
In explaining the differences with
his wife, butcher declared that she
demanded q monopoly Of his love-"
Mrs. butcher, however, claims that
u was the two step children who
demanded the love monopoly"
The Washington times., 1922-01-18

left) lives Judge Robinson Moncure, wholesale
divorce Judge" On the first floor are the offices
of Budwesky and Davis Little Renos divorce
kings" whom Mrs. Baggett calls her boys" Mon
cure formerly was a member Of this law firm and
still may be, reached 12the phone IN their office
The Washington times., 1922-01-18

|
George B. SsIden Dead.
Name Your Altar.
Maternir's Value.
Shocking Farm ''6loc."
EBy Arthur BRISBANE
tcspyrisht. isss.)
George B. Selden IL dead.
That means nothing to, the
average man, a great deal to
those that make automobiles.
Selden was the inventor Of an
explosive gasoline engine. It
was his patent that Ford fought
successfully. The others all
paid royalty to Selden, Ford
fought It and won. Selden has
sailed aw.v IN II. r.r..
peac. .h,r ro.d -.
mora tb.r . r.;,,;.n .L.,SS %
The last court decided. that
th.t Fn-d -. 80 ,. De'
70 - .,.
nat rsl,-,.,. a. -. .
dedic.t- -, ~
In c.rr.. .
st.,r ~ -
- sac.eo many 1oi-
sWe VINO attend occult cere-
monies, bowling down before
three altars representinp r.sn...
1870 Vsoom Beauty, Force. 10
Wnae earthly idea would you dedi-
cate your altar II Won built Il,
What about an altar - Co,,,,..
cvnse' or Ferseverance. or. above
s 70 just plain JUSTICE?
A truck ran over a little eirl
ssven vears old tn. do.to-s 90
A....,.- - o
INJURIES wouid forever prevent
her having children. The gas COM
pany that owned the truck settled
with the child,s S.tb.r r.,,;,.
s,E nno u. - pS
!: o'0vv Ao0 sne cli'o' $z'oo0 Ior
nimsen.
This q liberal enough. as such
ssttIemsnts on Rut ali ~. r,...,,
!, a ~. -.-,i ..,,,J -. ~
!. .1 "'. supp'y Sne
IAppinees mat . mother expert
| cd to her. washed, dressed, thin
hair nicely brushed, ready to be-
\ Gun LIE with its first breakfast.
= -
Notice the excitement about the
1erm bloc - Many newspapers
seek 70 CONVICT the farmers Of
presuming to take an interest in
| government, OF pretending even to
nave rights IN i.
Next to an sttempt Of self gov
| horrible thing In the eyes Of what
Mr.. Debs would call ''the capital
tstic press" Is any attempt By the
farmers to influence Congress by
united action.
M All they do Is cultivate the soil,
pay taxes, produce tho sons and
daughters. that do the successful
/ work IN the cities. then ted the
entire nation and supply the crops
that constitute the real national
wealth. But there 10 hothing IN
that, apparently, that justifies
their playing any really important
part m government
Remember, this Is Thrift Week.
Inc wise, young and otd, Will think
nard mar A apout II. M mfesterday was
Thriit Day This is budget
surance Day" Friday "Own Your
Own Home Day" Saturday PAY
Your Bills promptly Day" Next
sunday, Share With Others
The Washington times., 1922-01-18
LAWYERS
IN DIVORCE
CLIQUE HIT
Or. Crafts Denounoes AIexan-
dria Men a. Profiteers In I'M
measurable Sorrow.

Playing members of the Alexan-
dria Bar Association and preachers
Of the "Little Reno of the East" for
their antipathy to the expose Of the
Alexandria divorces evil, DIR. Wilbur
F.. Crafts, superintendent Of the in
ternational reform bureau. today
commended the minority members Of
the Alexandria association for their
stand A.. y /. ~ 81 I.
enly Three For ClsanUp.
''f indetstand'' DR.. Graft said.
"that the ratio OF the Alexandra bar.
bent on cleaning up their city. Ii
something like three for the clean.
up and twenty-five or thirty against.
Three lawyers who have dared
to stand up in this much needed ex-
pose, are az worthy a. the three
Babylon In the face Of the fiery fur
mace. and are entitled to the support
Of all decent men and women, not
only Of Alexandra and Washington,
but of the nation.
[ "Pr0fiteering I'm divorces IN an aw-
full thing and the wholesale Issuance
Of divorces, n h has been done In
Alexandria, Ii . disgrace 10 that city
snd TO the nation.
Criticises Preachers.
''It is tnconceivable that the preach.
ers of Alexandria are 1ukewarIn' la
this fight on crime and vice in their
city. They cannot straddle on q
thing Of this kind. They must be
either for or against the divorce evil
and there can be no half way
measures in opposing the insidious
practice.
"Oniy eight other counties IN all
the nation show as disgraceful .
record on divorces as Alexandria
county; ."T s,;- and 1t is not surpassed by
.Tho counties are in the Far
West, and the thought that we have
divorce sewer so close to WASH
ington should awaken the people Of
this city to consciousness OF the fact
that the people of Washington are
using the sewer as their dumping
ground"
DR.. Crafts. as head OF the Inter
national Reform Bureau. declared the
bureau would take active steps,
given by the impetus Of the expose,
"to carry on q nationwide campaign
to stir preachers, lawyers and es-
pecially women's clubs to undertake
both local and national remedies for
the divorce evil.
District Uses Sewer.
"The fact that the District Of
Columbia's divorce rate is 30 low
that Il has only one divorce to every
ninety-one marriages-is undoubtedly
accounted for by the fact that the
people OF the District are using the
divorce sewer and making Alex
andria what II is--the Reno Of the
East" DR.. Crafts said.
"The figures show that while
there is but one divorce to every
ninety one marriages In the District
Alexandria has one divorce to every
1.6e marriages.
other counties-the other eight
which DR.. Crafts cited As rivalr
of Alexandria county, as dumping
Continued on Page ., Column 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06

markets lost week but rates continued
hlgh Nominallr. day 20 day m nsy -
slr2 per cent . 10 pef cent 90 q.
curiy ~ Treasury hilL and n per
'coat on stock collateral. bai The real
rates. including a variety u commia
rlons and fees, contnsa to rnle as
hlgh a. co pef cent
A further rise In tho nelchshsak
rate from the present 10 pr cent ng
nro may come any day n ls noi BE-
lived IN ne market that Il will have
anT effect. thar prediction being based
on the failure n pasi advances Ia the
bank rate 20 affect fhe open market
This lmprwslou "a further confirmed
by the He'chsbank's npou far Nos
Fember -. Published lat week
which ior the nrst time on fseoss
showed ) much larger Increase ln dis.
counts n pdsaie bills than 10 AZ
counts of Treasury bilis.
Whefeta fsdIseaunis on Treasury
collateral amounted in the statement
q itooe ooo 600 marhs. rsdlseoauss oa
private collateral reached sleo8. .o0o. :
pop. % vi hich. more liver. must 81 ada.
ed soooo0 900 inersaas during The
week IN lha Reiehsbanks holding. ~
loan uufeaa notes which represent
advances IN bonds. stocks ard goods
Imitation Of the currency. % which
1900 100000 marks wsrs added IN
that week. showing ~ sign whatever
of siacsening The forthcoming 70.
port Tor the closing week u November
VII 10 al probability give new
record n paper money Issues
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
Try This II You
Have Dandruff

Taere e Cna sure Say that revtr
tzLs q = move dantrus camlh telF
an1 th4, IS 70 dissolve i- Thk o.
strcys !; e-flre.T To do the. saat
e.. ah0uf foar ounos x Fla.u or
clrzrr liQzi1 srr-r. apply & o. g. ne1t
wrs- rsfir1g. use f1osEh 20 moist g
~ sralE and run i Il gently wlta
t. fi-Esr tigs
Dy zorHing. nost Z uor al. -
year oar1rgff all ~ gone and
tire C fs1- mere applications rls
co-plsts,Y c sSoiTe ard entirely &C.
stroy every sngle SKI and trace q
&. 20 msttr how u1rh candruff Tca
zzv have.
Tcu zil c1d. TOO. that al iuhirv
azt d.xrng q yOar hair VII stop
irNzsflv. and YCur hair wii ne
nzffT. l1Erczs. glpssr. slsf and
soff- ard Iook sn8 Eel 3 h1nt-s1
tines better.
Yes rz1 Est .iguid arvcn a. anf
trcr sfrYa ard four og-ofs ) al
ycu AT reed Ths kmne rredy
Ia. ns9sr bsez EroHn 20 fail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
HALF THE FIGHT
AGAINST ILLNESS
Keep the Liver Prepared 10 DO
It's Duty in Cleansing the
System Black .Draught
viii Help

Korusrv.ilf a. 4 Mr. Walsy
Mtbe who resides nesr here. SAYS
Thfdford's fslack DuuRht ls Kept n
her home aii m tme en- Il has
proved very yauabia when uasd e.
correct arrangements Of the liver
stcmach and boAfis. ana 10 D 5
prFlnf sichnass from Yel0pa 81
from uch conditions
"for dizziness. hradsches colds
and simihr troubles. Back DrsHrht
~ wonder according - Mm.
Nabs
4 helps carry sway bite and cid
ths easiest n an medieina ever
cav
= have used Black Dfsasht sin
my Nhoia family. fnd will r ntlnua
- DO 20. - q has proven rs worth
We Are gaid t1 recormeni rneE-
Dnnght NJ hfaith Is lnH fine.
B3fk-DrauRht has hmu faInd
usf ful sdiuysni IN brssking ~ co'fs.
when the nse 4 iaxauYt r.
esthanic mfdielne indicated ~
acts upon the liver - tenle.
helplng 4 = drive poisons sud un-
healihful matters from N svuf-.
biliongness. dlxziness. coated ton
rue. bitter tasfs ~ The aonth. efifn
warn yon that your lirr q oaf ~
IL. Don't neeieet u Prevent on -
ilinfss = sHfier dian cnre Tsbe
Block Drufhf 20 roar aver D.
sure you ct Thedfsrds
Most druggist sell Black Draueht
CT . package. t-day. -Thedforfs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
REcoNsrRucrioN LEAGUE
TO PROTEST MILL Sale

receive $4,000 for ihs property.
'arue officials point out and s375.
600 " sd have to paid by the
siats 70 delosiiors
II ne siata takea orr The mlli
and fuses 10 make tho eais. 81
o. ans thai the people of Oklahoma
vii be- sfFed ~ sum o. g375.00o
Besides this. they would own
naur mill Governor J. q. Walton
vas e.scud 20 office on platform
which PROVIDED that The state en-
bark IN program Of stat owned
tntfrpriFes In cr,sln industries.
among which mi was included.
6 o Rhode. secretary of the re-
construcii@n league. and l.. q.
SD den. editor 4 the Reconsiruc-
tssnisi. on'ciai orean q TIE League.
declared ihst The matter should be-
looked into 81 once.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06

H0lDS
II a taaa cs tf,ssi are woFs sesiiy
gftsgrA tstefr.siiY etth-
vSSG:Ik KS
oAw ~ sfs.ass - To- is..s

Ree Il nayngtcn have xtuaed q
"a ir homa IN cmn o3iAhsra
ansr srsndlng ihe rhanknt.ns
hll3a,s wliA Nu cagsns daash
tsr Nn Il n oaratil ana rmis
wN
MF and Mrs. chs naYNflon and
sons. Rsf<rt ana Carsen and Mfs
Roasfi nennston hsre rtumca ie
thsir home in Garter oklaheaa 4
susr - saIas q rbautsgsins
holiaays with Mr and Mp y -
n.ynkion
NnK
~ snt Nrs a A West Ar ana
Np = "A Ania ana Nrs r j H
raf3at aiitndsd ihs dedication Oi
the okhhomA ~iiy Collela last alaht
q okhhomA CITY
NM
MFs a. A Sghriekrsm sna dhuE
nr Any have rtafnsa frm ra'ea
and Downright Whsr lhsY slst q
their Nlute Nysr rhsnA ElllnT
n NE
Mfs Nhfstsr Damon vlli oater
nh ths Acon e'ab tomorrow
q A Hfslns vha has hfou hfrs
on le43 bafin -. rluru. 3 Is ,uth i.
ing to-day
n ~ *
Misses fislss noaslaes Eltn
ilron. ThelmA champion ana u roths
iaseisss vho attend ihs otrhomt
Cliy Coll ere tnn ~ this
wnk whl she coleas ID being
finished
Mrs Minnie jackson sin entertain
the rridsy Tea Club a. one O'Clock
luncheon Friday afternoon
The Patrons club ALI NEE, Thurs
day az z o'clock Al labay.
IA ~
The rsAh terrain eaa.sh win have
their fami.y dnner wodnesdsy oven
ina az thc chuuh
Sw "
Miss Ruby char, ain be heat
ess to iha nusaine cl8b Thursday
"a ming
X X
Mr na Mrs wm Erhs and son
bruce = Ach.son Kan Who hav
hsfn visiting Mrs Eiehea slst r.
Mr. G p Dann.ea for the past ~
dsrs 'efi tht m mias Tor Oka
homa city 10 spend q fts days With
Mrs EicheR sstsr Mrs Geo Al.
wood
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06

The regular monthly dlnnfr n tht
~ = beers end fsnds o. the First 81
r. Church gvsu lssi night IN the
church bisen ~ vas well attended.
here bsing about two hundred peo-
p.s 70 snl.y super aftsr which
The gBfsts sent q the sunday
schoo. room whfrs slides On India
iu Transiii0n were shown THIS vas
fellow 81 buslr IS melting.
= a y
Emsnen Club Dance
Tuesday nighi ght nsw members
ssfe taken iutD n Emauon cub
vhi mssts eTsry tNo wasss 81 ths
Elks Han A. business mosting
Nr vene Phelps vas made presl-
deut Harry Log. riof prt s.aenf: and
Mr. = rne Phs,ga. sscrtisry.
Abosi fffy ~ 1bsra znd que Is
aitsn5ed n dance last nsght Dur
irg tie evfning punch vas srvsd.
The cgb wii meet ssaln IN two
weeks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06

Helm seer tar,-t, asarer Aftsr ths
h.sn..s msssiue. r.n can nas rs.
IA a. A., quotation. on Fslen1
sh.n Nr. Orl,san Bradley gav
.oms lnt.res ling mb. Norss of
RAN Naomi psleans and Trn ~
An. ms nroessm rfrsshrenn
AN. served m. neai m otlnr uii
- w,,s MA pasrh ana Ms nad
~ ~ ur,t THURSDAY n Jauuar,
MwM
corn Party
ara Far0e' fess e"'s
The Corn tNfis aAa faF = i''
sale sfn hf hf hal. + s. lhNh''a
e ne fiisi II s'i'. ''aD '1s'. :
~ ihe nom. e' li' .na Ais = -
hahn fnfsaAk '''"'nt' vas .
ssiW nhA tAsaA -naN AAs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06

Guthrls clfzns called The matter
70 the attention u iag8s officials.
a part - ieiisr rfclysd by tbtm
Tueaday Wss as follows
Judge sriib has not up 70 this
time apgr.wd ihs fass and 81
seems that Il hA mlitsr was hsld
up until ths lgsature nests. me
property oou.d b. handed 20 net
more inonsy 70 lie deposiiors
~ the state ever intend 10 en-
~ this field = -four making here
is a hish grade -four min already
o~nfd bg tn state
n tbs matter pere gnfrBlly
known = ihe public. some step.
1isht be tskfn = use this prop
eftg e sn advantage.
cuihris 1. csniraiir located n the
wheat belt. with eKoslhnt r8Hroad
connections, and would BE- an idtai
location for . state mlil. according
70 league offc ais
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
STUDY Club At Library

Quot t.ns from me play kng
Richard ll were cgn 10 answer %
roll cali shsn NJ shakespare club
MT al fhe Library ~ rday after
noon Mrs G gan rs~s report ~
lsst M meefirg Mrs Chss Alen gave
paper on Politics and Condition
% FnEsnd During ihe r ign q
Rlchsrd IT," This vas followed b.
: par by Mr. Ray Dlu. On "Lik.-
mss q Career ~ Richlfd u snd
Queen Ellzabe N Question: on
Acts ? and 3 cgnc.uded the aft r.
no-n's program Mrs Dittus q
Pomona. calf RIA vas special
guest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
PERSONAL MENTION !

Mss A = Ketchum. Who has ben
the rafai - bF cousins r. W. and
Birn ? MrDn. reiarnd q tsr
home n AsgBsts. 81 nois Yfnsrdsy.
= x x
Mrs W Carts and son. g. IN
have rsturusd 20 thfir home IN
wiehita. Kanaas after spending the
Thanksgivlng holidays aiih Nrs.
csrsos's daughter. Mrs. II. 4. Car
SETS and fsmiiy.
x r y
Nr. and Mrs. Chzz. Boylsgfon and
seas, Robert ssd csrltca and Mrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
MERE kRE SoHE FIGURES wosY.s
THINKING EsouT.

More Than Tive mothers 81 ever.
ieeo hirits dif o. disorders aea "a
preErtncf One p crep furrf,.
two hahirs S bora dtaa
kren tsrth frnerai Co fhe Tailed
States s t1c % flhrrcaiosf
krtiY percsnf a. ihe stho1i ah
senccs ars &C. 20 prfvcntabie q eases
ore q eserf nfr chuircn is atzerf
csiiy hsrznse q liress
Tubercaiosis faiss fts greatest fo'i
from Ecn and wonen between The
ages q is ard e wears
r TIE sirfeer years re National
TIhe-C1icals Association has been
fuucfioninx ne fuhercuioas aeafh
rate las bee egi is haif. ssvisg 72s 90
ives
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did You Know

II tuberculosis vffe stsunsa ouf a,
TIE N1iied STATS thc naf.ou ~oais -
sa'ec a. ecsao11lr Joss of soss oae
cQa
II i1ecrcciosls wers slinlrsied -
years ~o1id b. a1aed q ne average
eipcc'sreF q Aumau he
I~o collars Fsr sauam per e,nss
VI e1y couTiefe protection f-e~ =.
ttrcuiusak
ChFlsiuAs Seals hare Hnsne~~ ts.
eA1pa'fn 4eAirsi tuberculosis whirh
has CT ths aeafh rate 81 haf
!, is hoprd 20 rsise ssa ooa rs Ols
hos1a tais F-i ihroaEh ihe sale 3,
these Seals Al ore ctnt earA
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A THREATENED
EXTRAVAGANCE

Jay Gould. il is said. used IRE
gnenily 70 assure America that il
was only three generations from
shirt-sleeyes 70 sbirf sleeves II
d now pointed out that The
Roekefellers, father and son. and
the FOrsls. father and son. are
the richest group on earth. II
Jay Gould was right the Rocke.
feller and Ford grsndsons will
prove 70 be some spenders.-
Victor Murdock.