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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-06

Don't make a nasty muss Of blow
ing out your brains; II you want 10
kin yourself drink lots OF Ice water.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-06
lO Cents


Some of a bachelors friends die,
end some only get married, but the eff
feet Is the same In both cases.
Some folks get ali heated up work
Eng so hard 10 keep cool.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11
SeUen-DOiIdr Bill Is
Preserved as Fredkish
Relic Of Colonial Days

ATLA&TA. On. March 10
Doubtless faw people over heard of
70 Fry'n-dDllur bin. certain 10 is
that few ever euw ono. but such "a
bin g. being exhibited % curious
AiputIua by j. W. Sowcr, a
printer. who has had 81 I'm his pos.
session 40 years. Tho bin was is-
sued BY tIo Continental congress
BOO 1ylS. three years before the
articles of confederation were ratl-
nod.
Inscribed on the curious bit Of
paper US the following.
This bill entities tho owner 10
receive soyou spanish milled dol
lars. or tho value thereof in gold
Uf silver. according 20 resolutions
passed by congress in rhild-
doiphi1."
Across the margin OF the bill is
printed continental Currency"
Tho present owner Of the bill ro-
ooivod o. from John Brewer, of
O,aI1. ll1. iu whose family it had
boon kept for years.
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2-2e. is finishing for the under
reamcr luEs at 3005 feet.
Mcpherson County.
Wizard OIL company No. I jacob
son, in the northeast OF 30-l7-2w, is
cleaning out at total depth Of
2,6lJ feet.
Morris County.
Northern oil company No. ! Bur
ton, in the northwest of the south
east Of the northeast OF 12-l5-Gc, is
shut down at 2,490 feet.
Ncmaha County.
Nohama OIL & Gas co. No. !
Meyers, I'm the northwest OF 1873
lie. Is shut down at 200 feet.
Ness County.
Community oil x Gas Co. No. /
Sucker, in the southeast OF the
northwest OF 1-17-26. is shut down
at 3,42O feet.
Osborne County.
Dchl oil co. No. l Dorman. In
the southwest OF the southwest Of
20-10-l1w, is shut down at $3.50
feet.
Mcknight and others No. I Wor-
Icy. in tho northwest OF tho north
west of 34-1O-l5w, has a rig up.
Osigc County.
Smith Beale and others No. I,
In the southeast OF the southwest
Of 31-16-14e, is shut down at 94j
feet.
Null Wit Development company
No. Neill estate, in the northeast
OF tho northwest OF the southwest
OF the northwest Of 6-l7-17e, has n
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west Of 4-32-ie is shut down a,
| 3,4OO feet.
Midwest oil company 80. Stcr-
/ ling In the center OF the southeast
/ Of tho northeast IS underreamlug
| the fivc-inch at n total depth Of
| 1900 feet.
Dickinson County.
/ Tho Argus oil company No. I
| Knight, in tho southeast Of the
southwest of the southwest Of 10
| 1890, has a rig up.
Forr sster and others No. Ilasscl-
berth. IN the southwest of tho south
/ east Of 4-14c, Is shut down at 500
feet.
Elk County.
J. ~ Junkcr and others 80.
! Cook. In the northeast OF 2l-2S-9c,
is rigging up.
| Beacon Investment company No.
/ 1 Swart2, in tho northeast ~ the
| southeast Of the southwest OF az
| 2S-9e. Is shut down at 1863 feet.
! Merriam & Findclss' No. 2 Jordan.
| in the northeast OF the northwest OF
| 2l-2S-l1c, has n rig up.
Same party's No. Jordan. I'm the
| northwest of the northeast Of the
| northwest OF the northeast of 81
2S-llc, has rig up.
York State oil company No. l
| Tarwatcr, in the southeast OF tho
southeast OF S-29-l2, has tlmbers on
the ground.
Sanders & Kless No. y. Il,
Perkins, in the northeast OF the
northeast OF 6-3O-9e, has spudded in
and is shut down.
BlaNter q Mitchell No. s Hyde, in
the southeast OF the northwest OF
the northwest OF 9-30-9e, Is shut
down at 1850 feet.
W. Jones No. Thompson, in tho
northwest Of the southwest of the
southwest Of i6-30-9e. has a rig up.
Ellsworth County.
Western stars No. | Root, I'm the
northeast Of the northwest OF 13-
l5-6w, is shut down at l,l6J feet.
Iinncy County.
Garden city OIL & Gas co. No. I
Wann, in the southeast OF the south.
east % 35-2l-3Oc, is shut down at
1900 feet.
Cove County.
Plateau No. Frantz, in the
southeast OF the southeast OF %
15-l3w. Is shut down at 5000 feet.
GCAry County.
Liberty Texas oil company No.
Wright, in the northeast of the
northeast OF 9-l2-6c, is shut down a
750 feet.
Same company No. / Foster, ii
the northeast Of tho southwest o
3O-l3-6e, Is shut down at $50 feet
Marshall County.
Blue Ncrmilion No. ! Harry, Il
the northeast OF the southeast OF IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11
FREE TREATMENT

This treatment was originated and
founded by CatarTh Specialist SPROULE,
who has been I'm tho business Of saving
noses Hud throats for so odd ears. lie
and his associates are now extending TO
the readers of Tulsa World q helping
band iu tho shape " a free t-day treat.
meut Tor Nasal GntarTh.
Write for it today and see N the treat 10
mrnt may not he the one 10 save YOUR
nose from It's uuwholesome trouble
All you have 20 do a. Co write a note
or drop H post card To IHtarrh Specialist
Spruulc. 70 DoruhNl Building Boston. Just
g,h Tor tho FREE tatarTh Treatment. As
soon as the mail can bring g. you will
receive n box of treatment which has
proven itself a nose saving Method In 50
many different cases.
DON'r NEGLECT YOUR NOSE! Don't
allow 10 10 make you sick because you
Will not bother 20 try something new or
different Don't allow that Nasal Catarrh
60 get the better Of you without an at
tempt to ria your nose and throat OF such
"A disease.
Write right now. Sec tho treatment and
then decide Tor yourself Ra 20 It's nose
saving qualities Remember that by this
Method. many ana many sirkly. diseased
nose has been EiNcn back TO its owner
made new as N were, Try the Method for
yourself Won't cost you but two cents
for a letter or one for a postcard. It's a
small sum TO risk for what may be so
great gain. write today for your free
treatment 20 save your uose'
Write Catarrh Specialist Sproule.
IS Coruhin building, Boston.
--AdyeTtisemenL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11
WHEAT REBOUNDS
FOLLOWING DROP
Indications Of Enlarged
Demand by Exporters
Biggest Factor

CHICAGO. March wheat
ur.o4 recovered somewhat today
from tn, acute weakness shown
duunF ln" lI'i preceding session.
lhd''1'I"n' w ouiHIt"d demand
from 'Ap"t''fH ana from domestic
N"uI''' appeared 10 bo chiefly o..
.|"N .'.. II" market closed 900.
.'..''dt "I Ih" same n' yesterday.
.tunI U" cent hIthtr with MAY
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SPECIAL ISSUES
SET NEW MARKS
Prices Are Susceptible to
Profit Taking; Move
ment Uneven

..f.,,. ..,.,..a 81, ..........
"LW 'I.ht h'.. I'D
rP'' u,i't' h'
It,ul't l", 'N. ',
InaI",t '"u'y. o. .... '''..' INV
'N'l' VIC N.'N M. ""
II'. N' ''"'' ''
P''''' ''N''-.
StudrhIEUr nrI.n wa" nU. NI tN'
bun londnr", Ur" HM.n# lu '"'n''-
tinu with if# iH..Hu.. report. other
motors won. u.'.E" .. Nu'rr uru'-
pr. .' iur ihH .udHH'r" 1ud uI'nWo-
bile 1uDOEsurIrs advanced tIHa'1u.
tlul|r
Sipr'H moved with narrow bounds
for tho most Tri rLuvmr f.w net
.hlug,a of moro than fractions.
oils strengthened ru Improved trade
condition.. Mexican Petroleum up-
pruEImlflur tup ,Ulr'a maximum
ouYpuuu with hup.y .hu,lur of SOME
cf tao Tmop,uu rruup Gla Hharpa
,yrra iu FtrlIu demand with other
utilities. though giving way later.
Chemicals. toNfiIsa. sh.ppInRs and
merchandising spopnltio. wore mod
cratoIy higher Rails wcru brought
forward whom irodIuF lu other
quarters was inclined to lag sajos
amounted io 500 GOO shares
ffIn fF.Uf.I.fN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11

showing Of oil at 1,SO2 feet, They
are rebuilding rig.
Ottawa County.
Dozicr and others No. Lyme, IN
the northeast of tho northwest Of
1G-0-lw, has rig up.
Pottawatomie County.
Tri-State oil company No. I
Dempsey, in the northwest of 23-
6-9c is shut down at 1850 feet in
definitely
Crawford and others No. Stew
art, IN the southeast Of the southeast
Of the southeast Of l7-9-l2e. has a
zig up.
Same parties no. Greischabcr,
In tho southwest Of the southeast
Of the southwest of the southwest OF
3l-9-l2e has a rig up.
J. j. Crawford and others No. /
st. Mary, in the southwest OF the
southwest of 11-l0-l2e. is shut down
at 1895 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11

CHICAGO. Msrch 10 puultry- Alivo
lower, fowls g5c. springs $50, ro1sters
1hr.
Huitcr-lliFhrr, creamery extras 3GiAr.
ttgiH pr dJa'ac S.conds .'a Sic. stand
ards 35hc
Eggs-ln Unchanged. receipts iTig9 cases
rutaioonH steady go ears. total a. S
whites flTOQl.S0 cwt, Wisconsin bulk
round whites &lS5ft1 90 Cwt., Minnesota
sacked Rod rivers f2.O Olfg.Os cwt. Mime.
sofa sacked round whltCs partly graded
81 '0ul 90 rVt. Colorado sacked round
whites flh0WtiA Cwt, Idaho sacked rus
scia te.ooU2.lu cWt, idaho sacked rurais
fl.7aWINa rWt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11
nnnst Inroncnn nrI--I

Special 20 The World.
NtNlTA, March 10.a.N mas,
meeting has been called .r M.
nay at 3 o'clock by the Red CGa
to enlist the help OF all tic .Hap,,,'
In tl5 county In relief for sog,s.
ern Europe and the near cast. A..
cording TO the call issued 20. nba,-
man j. W. Hodges, the .rng.ra
work of the organization Will .. FL
OF collecting clothing TO o.. cont .
the famine sufferers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11

bled in my back while carrying
child and could not do my work until
] took the Vegetable Compound. lam
strong, do all my washing and ironing
and work for seven children and feel
fine. | always have an easy time at
childbirth and what it did for me it
will do for other women. am willing
20 answer any woman IL she will
write asking what it did for me. -
Mrs. JOHN HElER, 6S Dilley Street.
Cumberland, Md.
Mrs. Heier's case is but one of
many we constantly publish recon-
mending Lydia h. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. She is willing to
answer your letter. Write to hlr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11

kNNAS CITY. March 10 0H-Cuttle- RE-
"..Hfs coo. boot EfcorH and ahs stock
steady tn strong, others tAbUH5. $50. hcit-
rfs : GNH 900. other classes steady. Cun-
u'rs ;. $500, cutters tis6, odd ycSiors
s.. uuHlH.ru.
lln.s- Receipts 5000. few sales light
wU'Eht9 tn shippers TO zoe lower ilO.I5
u|'u. IH'N others 60 packers unovpnIy
fnhOHln 900. bulk 295aulO.5E. packer ton
'lo.H. THROW out sows sS51Ug.2a, bulk
stock piss jH."u1o.uo, Looks .5NoUg
lower
Sheep Receipts 900, killing cIasses
weak, N0st lambs $500, ewes $500.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11

bic Com pound
when | was be-
tween thirteen
and fourteen
years old and was
|going 10 school
because / suf-
fered with pains
and rest.
l dldnot have any
more trouble al
ter thatuntilIwns
married, then |
! always was trou-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11
Pottawatomie County.
Gets nav Statcmcnt. Dies,

DAVENPORT, Iowa, March 10
DR.. NJ. J.. Brown. 20. veteran prac-
titioncr of this city, walked into the
county treasurer's office this morn
ing to pay his taxes. The deputy
had just informed him of the
amount when DR.. Brown reeled, fell
To the floor dead.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11
Chase County

Security on q Gas Co. no. !
Gunth In the northeast corner Of
tho southwest OF l9-2O-Gc Is shut
down at l7J3 feet and is trying
to renew lease.
Ward and others 30. Stcphon-
son lu tho northeast corner OF the
northwest OF the southwest OF 90
cote are shut down at $50 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11
Coffcy county, Kansas.

GTOuCh OF 4 Gas 90. No. !
Jones iu the southwest corner OF
tho northeast OF l-2O-lie is shut
down at 1900 feet.
United Petroleum company 40
/ Nations iu the northwest corner
OF the southeast of 2l-2l-ge is shut
down at $500 feet.
j. l.. Markcy No. ! Jackson IN
the northeast corner or tho south
west OF 12-3O-3o have Il rig up.
ing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11
nnrhcr lnIIn1N- IAnnsns

tugDr uud others 40. / Harper
.U tho northwest corner OF tn,
northeast Of 33-3O-llw have n rig
up.
Ir'"rsca Service corporation No
winters iu the center of the south
luu ui the southeast OF tho south,
east OF 2l-32-llw has a rig up.
Same company 40. ! Elsoa IN the
oyuluWoat corner OF the southwest
has rig UP.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11

NEW YORK, March lO.--Forclgn Tx.
Chauuc.Htpay.
trr1f britain Demand A1s. cable,
A.itls 90 day bills uu banks 4g9E
France. Demand Ng51r. cables $50.
italy Demand $40, cables b1OH.
Germany buW1ud 49,, cables .S9N.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11

NEW ORLEANS. March TO- - Cotton
Spot steady and urhuuFuI raln1 uu ih'
.put $50 bales. ~ arrive 400, low midi
dIlng 1a7.g. wIddlluE o. 0Or, good mia
ding lAOUy. rucclpta 3cae. stocks 25l,tso,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11

noses have been saved from Nasal Catnrrh
TO become tho healthy, clear breathing I'M
HtruWCuts they were meant 20 be. Breaths
have been swcctened, Throats have been
cleared ~ that STICKY mucus. ridden of
that hawking and gaEging,
You can imagine that the happy owners
commend the Method which has proven
itself IA 50 many instances 20 have been
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11

FORT WORTH Texas March 10 Cat
tls--Eccelpts $500; becycs S3.50u7.aO.
stockrrs g8bOud5O cows aud heIicrs
s3.oOH7J0, calves f250QpN co.
Hogs Rccslnts $500; light S975U9o0.
heavy S9hOab.15. pigs tIOOdS5O
ShCep-- Receipts l,anot lambs fgooW
l5,0o. wothcrs }6,OQu $50, ewes t5.i5y .
IQN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11

KANSAS CITY March lo-Eggs--
Higher lTlisg. tIrats e0u20Hc,
Iuffrr..l Unchanged.
Poultry Hens Unchanged 90 ic tower
n.ar, HpriuEs so higher 2cc.
Potatoes. Unchanged.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11
In the Oil Fields
WcekIB Report N Operations
In Kansas


Cheyenne on & Gas GO 40. !
suuv boo tus sUuthwcat corner Of the
southwest of -i-l6-l1w is shut down
at 1900 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11

kANNAN CITY. March l0.= wheat
Cash Nu. rod fi.7swIag
tnru--Nu. % whlto aHu5ic No. yell
low h3uhiisc, No yellow 1tsu53c.
oats-No. 2 white a1iac, No. mixed SC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11
TEACHER HEADS HorARr,y,
Full Quota OF New Officer. ~ a..
Il Announced '''
Special 10 The world


Special to The World
WIN a, March ln.--At ..
Wednesday MONDAY luncheon NJ ~
Rotary club NJ. II. Floyd. .rs--
terdent Of Ninlta schools. vas ,-
noInccd as new president .f q,
club, TO succeed Felix N kr,-l
superintendent OF the eastern OkA
homa hospital for tho irHna ~
has been president for %, rms. Y
Edward u. Kllugrl, pf. u... e
the chamber OF commerce. U.s ,-
nounCcd as vice pres.dD.t. Ea-
Sills, secretary, Robert uH. frs..
urer, and Guy Strunk. s,rr .arf.s.
arms. The board Of directors ss..
s!sts of Milton Il. Floyd, D.. D Kr.
gel Walter J.. Davis, james D.. W.
Connell and Tee Dee Cox Tho y8r.
Gus committees FOR the comm. ys.,
were also announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11

WIIUTTNI E0U. NITIN 10. W0ra.Uo-
coipts 200. loc lower. top tlofo. bulN
glu.nuWIO.AO.
cattle. Hocclpis 200. stsadv beef stocrs
'1.buufll. boef hclfrra 6UU co. stock
cr7 aud feeders t3OOut.s0, calves g. oOU
200.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11

NEW YORK. March o.-Iead-Stcaiy,
spot t.IOut soc.
Eiu-..guIrt East So. Louis delivery
spot VLGsuiIo,
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(OMlCY County.

TatloclS and others No. Hamon
In the southeast corner OF the south
west of 12-3U-3c has rig up.
southwestern Gas company No. !
Garnott i'm the northwest corner OF
lot - OF 6-30-Sc has a rig up.
Eastman oil company No. I
Eastman ih the northwest corner OF
tho southeast of the southeast OF
i-3l-GC is clearing out at Il total
depth or 2,S72 feet.
Arkansas Fuel OIL company No
2 Clark In the center OF the west
line OF tho northwest OF the north
east Of G-3l-ic is shut down at $50
feet for tho l0-inCh casing.
MsNab ana others No l Wallace
In the northeast corhcr OF the
southeast of 2i-31-ic found sand at
L4Gl TO l,474 feet and have n show
ing for 10 barrels after a lO-quart
shot. They have shut down.
Bcncdum Il Trees No. 1 Watson
In the southwest corner OF tho
northeast of 3O-3l-4e has n rig up,
Arkansas Fuel oil company No.
2 Riddle In the northwest corner OF
1880 has "a rig up.
New England OH & Gas Co. 40 !
/ Harmon In the southeast corner OF
tho northeast OF 2S-32 &c Is fish
| ing at $3.50 feet.
Sewers Chase n Nelson No. !
| Radcliffe IN the southeast corner OF
5-33-7c has a rig and tools on the
ground.
Phillips Petroleum company No
I McGu I'm tho southwest corner
| oc tho northwest of 2l-3i-1e is shut
| down at 2,S75 feet.
West and others 30. Rurkett #
| the center Of the south line of tn,
| southwest OF the southeast OF 1894
/ Sc Is shut down at ,O2O feet.
| National oil co. No. Brown ir
. tho southwest corner Of the south
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11
Save Your Nose

from that constant ca.
tarrhal discharge which
In turn drops into your
throat ana makes 1,
raw and sore!
Save your nose from
those hard. Ecahby nc.
vumulatiOns and yout
throat from that dry,
scratchy feeling Savs
your eyes from that
constant wateringi
Save your breath from
having "A bad odor
save yourself the worry
Of what your Catarrh
may develop intOl Save
yourself the many pres.
Cnt dIsconTorts ot ca,
tarrh and ltH accom-
pauiinentsi
All n,TrR Nhg nap-Frvs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11

NEW YORK. MARCH l0.-iIbrrtv bonds
closed 'aH nGIi, FIRST o. ni3U bio, 500
Nt &c. thigd ilta $50. fourth litH o. b8,
victory SAH 1907 o., Victory AS lOghO.
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Will. ANSWER
ANY WOMAN
Who WRITES
Woman Restored to Health by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Makes This Offer

Cumberland, Md. - my mother
gave me LYDIA T.. Pinkham' IS Vegeta-
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InnInnrlIr InIInIN.

IutcrSCa Service corporation No.
I Shaw I'm the southeast corner Of
the northwest Of 36-3l-l6w is shut
down at 1905 feet.
same company No, I McRoberts
In tho northwest corner OF the
northwest OF l-3l-l6w is shut down
nt l.nnn foot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11

NEW youE. M,rcu IO.-Dotlon -. Spot
uuIrf. u1uUue IH Ius.
The Washington times., 1922-05-14

Mr.. Ruth had made the mistake
of not telling his wife the full de-
tails of his transactions. But now
that he had dropped about 100000
at the track he told her about 1t.
Mrs. Ruth, with feminine intuition,
replied she was not altogether i'm.
pressed with his New York friends.
Babe Ruth, there is something
up! don't know what, but all
can say is that don't like your
friends" she said.
But Ruth was determined to see
the thing through. Again he re-
turned to the track, and now he had
drawn down his bank balance In
New York to the last dollar. Again
the horse his friends picked for him
did not win. The words OF sus-
picion Mrs. Ruth had spoken be.
gan to disturb him. AS he was
lcdNluB INC lTdCh uis iiOhu thc
bookmaker, who had cautioned him
the day after he made nis first win
ming, met him.
You're not winning much these
days, are you. Babe?" he said. I'D
just leave the horses alone"
Now you've said IT," Ruth re.
Piled. You bet | will. Never an.
other bet on a horse race for me-"
Ruth left the race track and
slowly made his way to his hotel
TO join his wife.
Helen" said Ruth. "Tm cleaned
out, busted, broke. I've lost $95, 900,
besides $35, 900 that won the first
day"
Mrs. Ruth took the thing calmly,
and with no recriminations or criti-
cisms held out her hands, and with
an amiable smile said:
I'm sorry. George, but It isn't
The Washington times., 1922-05-14

tween milk and large stature. All
the other essential elements OF
food-meat, fish. grain, vegetables
may be obtainabIe, but IL milk is
lacking the frame does not reach
its highest development.
Large "tature is mainly due to
bone growth, and calcium is the
principal solid element Of bone.
DR.. Mary Swartz Rose, a distin-
guished authority on diet, says
milk is the food richest in calcium
Qime).
This authority points out It is
essential that every one have
supply Of lime, and particularly
important that all growing infants.
children and young people have
plenty for construction OF bones
and teeth. There Is almost none
in meat and bread. none in COM
mon fats and sugars, and compare
lively few common foods can be
taken alone and digested in large
enough quantities to insure an ade-
quate supply; whereas a pint Of
milk (whole, skim or buttermilk)
will guarantee to a grown person
a sufficient amount, and a quart
day will provide for the greater
needs OF growing children. What.
ever other foods we have we can
not afford to leave milk out Of the
diet because OF its lime. Under
the most favorable dietary condi
tions, when the diet is liberal and
varied, an adult should have at
least half a pint Of milk a day and
no child should be expected 10
thrive with less than a pint.
Aside from the fact that the
three essential elements Of food
protein, sugar and fat-are present
in milk. II also contains the newly
discovered vitamines in the largest
proportion. This was recently ex-
planned by Professor Leo +. Rett.
ger. Of Yale University. in the
course Of an interesting study Of
the food value Of milk.
Ordinary milk contains at least
three vitamines-the fat-soluble or
A, the water.soluble or B. anG tic
anti-scorbutic or c. These are all
necessary for growth in children
and animals. The fat-solrble vita.
min is an important element In
butter fat. When butter-fat has
been replaced by lard or olive oil
in the diet Of growing animals they
have lost weight and died.
The water.soluble vitamin B also
bears an important relation to
growth. The Yale professors kept
rats on diet which failed to main
tain body weight. When less than
a teaspoonful Of milk was added
they recovered weight. The vita.
min r is found in skim milk. Is re.
sistant TO heat and Is not destroyed
by pasteurization.
The antiscorbutic vitamin c Of