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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-14

Out at these PRICES:
Model 307 in sizes u, %, a. Is, formerly priced
IS 90, Saturday $375
Model 67l a splendid So. so model in sizes y, g.
"a, Is, 26, 28, 81 at $500
Model No. 57O is another So 50 model in sizes 20 to
~, at ..I. 90.VU
Three models that sold at $3.50, sizes up to 81
at ....................~s. .~....... N.5O
81 so and S models sizes 20 to 80, at " $3.50
Model 667 A very popular so model in sizes 20
to IS, at ... Observation-Disclosures. 80. $500
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-14

Woven, corded and satin stripe
madras; white soisette, pongee and
white, oxford cloth. Many with at
tached collars.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
BRAIN SCARS.

A physician who specializes in mental disorders
tells us that good many former booze-hghters
are coming to him with this rather mysterious
plant:
Il haven't done much drinking since prohibition
went into effect The alcohol be entirely out
OF my system. Yet notice lately that every once
in a while. I wake up in the morning feeling If
I'd been on a big bat the night before and had
hangover. I wouldn't mind much II Ia really
had the liquor. But paying the penalty for an
imaginary quart Of Old Crow IS one straw too many
on a dry and suffering camels back"
This former old soak. according to the brain
srecialst is victim OF the Law Of occurrences.
To illustrate:
Were you ever poisoned by poison ivy? Probably
you got it cured seemingly out of your system
only to find that il comes back, year after
year at about the same month you originally con-
tracted
Or a person subject to hay fever notices that the
recurring attacks break out each year. almost 10
the same day.
A friend of ours have rheumatism in his
right leg. The leg off by street
AS customary he constantly has the feeling" that
his lost leg still is attached to his body, and he says
he imagines he can move the missing member
This is because the part Of his brain that used to
move the leg still exists and is functioning.
Worst Of all, at certain seasons, this unfortunate
chap complains that is suffering from rheuma-
tisn in the lost leg
All this IS part of the Law Of Recurrence
periodical functoning of the brain and body, follow
ing the course OF an established rut.
As with poison ivy and the seven-years-itch and
rheumatism cutoff leg. the nervous system
and especially the brain-"runs in cycles" That is
when it becomes accustomed to react.ng certain
way at different intervals It continues its reactions
by habit. though the exciting cause is diseOn-
tnued
The old-time chronic bar fly" got brain and
general nervous system in the habit OF having
periodical hangover And now. by habit the deli
cate machinery of the nervous system stages
hangover automatically without any bottled-n-
bond cause.
Time will gradually remedy this sad anlicton Of
having a hangover without prior conn ensating
jag.
What kind Of habits you developing in
bodily organs your nerves and mind? Easy 10
understand why repeated attempts to be cheerful,
optimistic happy and healthy soon become matter
Of habft-autOuatfc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
The Tower dfBabQlI

Charles IS. Sax has incorporated.
That man is always Up TO something.
The first thing YOU know he'll be go
ing in the movies
Thursday f. s. day. Max Adler
Is planning on sleeping fin his store
Wednesday night. so he'll be on the
Job bright and early.
Every since Sunday We have been
kept busy picking hairs of our
shoulder. We spent the Sabbath in
Benton Harbor
Evelyn mistook the House Of
David fellows for Santa Claus She
thought they were having a con-
vention in Benton HarborNin pre-
paratlon for their big delivery OF
toys and candy on Christmas eve.
Il was all very strange 10 her
particularly the part where she saw
so many santa Claus playing base
ball together.
One Santa Claus tried 10 slide
home. tripped on his beard and near
~ wrecked himself.
We saw another one trying 10 eat
an ice cream cone The way he was
getting all mixed up in the thing.
we judged that the cone must have
tasted like a mattress to him.
Speaking OF whiskers. we wish 20
announce that John DeHaven is
raising a mustache When it's all
finished we imagine Wen have a lot
OF difficulty telling John and Charley
Frazier apart.
John said he thought a mustache
would give him poise and dignity in
his business. Well maybe they are
necessary in business, we really don't
know. John d. Rockefeller hasn't
got one and always managed TO get
by some way or other but still on
the other hand Tom Brandon has
one. We really don't know what TO
think, whether they are absolutely
necessary or not.
INDIGNANT VOTER WRITES IN
In Sundays News-Times 1--WE near
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
BLINDED BY TRADITION.

A train bandit. under federal sentence asked that
surgeons lift a pressure from a part brain.
He believes that his criminal due this
cause and that his acts Of deviltry were prompted
by the pressing OF his skull against some PORTION
Of his brain cells.
The government laughs at his request while it
goes through the fcrmaIy OF a refusal and his
wife is endeavoring 20 arouse enough interest in
the matter TO secure permission from the president
Governments are always blinded by tradition.
They ever act according to custom and TO what
has happened The possibility Of a new thought
is not recognized until forced through acceptance
BY the public.
Theories of crime and the cause Of crime have
changed in the thousand years of writ
ten history but the real truth is not yet known.
The relation between the physical body and the
cond ton of mind is now recognized by science.
impoverished blood whether it be through
hunger through dissipations and excuses reacts
upon the kind Of thoughts that fill the mind and
express themselves in action.
Few scientists would dare in this day 20 deny
the possibility that accident leaving is scar uron
the brain would cause a normal honest law
abiding citizen turn bandit
That diseases OF certain kinds are linked with
crime is shown in the statistics of every prison.
Nearly 90 per cent Of all criminals are found to
have tainted blood and TO show either
Inherited traits OF one certain disease.
The army records show that the slackers
formed Of almost high percentage OF the vic
OF the same disease.
The day Will sometime come when all crime " i
be regarded disease aud when society VII
20 prevent 1t by creating safe social con-
ditions just as fever was baaished from the canal
by lighting flies
This bandit may be making dramatic play for
clemency. And again he NAV be perfectly correct
n a hat he Is -'r,fua h,.a
cripple. and that an operation and not punishment
would restore him 70 usefulness
Certain It is that keeping him confined in cell
benefits no one and viii have little effect upon his
character. II surgical operation can make a safe
and sane citizen out OF a bandit. at least
worth the reriment
Hasten the time when governments will DE as pro-
Fressve the people and viii show an eagerness 20
discover truth whether it be new or ancient.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24

O. What is the casting shrinkage
for lead, cast iron and glass?
a. For lead it is 1 TO 90; cast iron
to SO; glass (no definite melting
point.) plastic and indefinite.
@. Who was Lady Aston before
her marriage, when was she born
where. when did she marry Lord
Aston?
a. Lady Astor was Nancy Lang
horne, daughter of ChisweI Dabney
Langhorne. or Mirador. Greenwood
Virginia she was born May 20. 1885.
In 1906 she married Niscount Aston.
O. How can an enlisted man in the
L. :. Marine Corps obtain a dis
charge before his enlistment is up?
A The only way a L. s. Marine
may obtain his discharge before ex-
piration of his enlistment is upon
grounds Of dependency Of relatives.
He should file his application by the
sworn affidavit or two disinterested
parties. If his application is APPROX
ed he viii receive his release.
O. What Is the proper mourning
for a very young child for both faith
err and mother?
A The mourning for very young
children should not be for long per
iod or very deep. For the mother,
white. grey or mauve is appropriate
instead OF black. II the father wish
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24

es TO wear mourning, il is correct to
wear band Of black around his left
sleeve This extends all the way
around. A man under no circumstan-
ces wears crepe. The band on his
hat or sleeve is Of very fine cloth
and varies I'm width according TO the
degree of mourning. On the hat il
may be from about two inches and a
half TO three inches; on the sleeve
from three and half 10 four and a
half in width. and is OF dull broad
cloth on. 'vinter clothing and serge
on summer clothing. With the mourn
ing band men should wear only
white linen.
@. Is the Democrat party a Pro-
hibition party?
A. The Democrat party can not be
called either wet or dry. There are
individuals who believe in the Pro
hibition amendment and those who
were and are opposed to it, but
those in office as we'll as law-abiding
citizens are supposed to uphold the
amendment as they would any other
law Of the land.
O. Would a stone dropped into the
ocean at q great depth reach the bot
ton or be crushed by the pressure?
A. According TO the L. s. Coast
and Geodetic Survey, it would reach
the bottom.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
ONE FRAUD EXPOSED.

Il il rather unkind OF the treasury department
~ Washington 20 expose the fraud attempted upon
Ehe people of this city. when the campaign commit
Zee OF Mr Hickey publicly advertised that his defeat
pneaut the refusal of new postohice building for
this city.
- The treasury department stamps the appeal
false. for makes public the list cities in which
the growth of population makes new buildings
necessary and IN which 80 VIII the erection OF
new buildings at once.
Look al the list In which this city IS numbered.
San the others outside the district and an on exactly
she same basis as This city far Official action
tis concerned
Fort Wayne Bloomington oruncie. indianapolis
and Others WI also set new build ngs
These buildings VIII come. just as you were told
tn .ris column that they would come when the
fneccss.,es OF the government demand them
They wi. De- provided for IN a measure which will
30 GO congress en- December and The pressure for
the passage OF thls bin will from the treasury
department which is convinced Of Their necessity
The session az which the fate Of a new building
FTu be settled VIII still include Mr.. Hickey as e
,member. for his term does not end until next
March and ne viii have the opportunity OF voting
for The bill duty The district. not as a bride
&c community FOR rs favor
The news from washington Is complete ex-
rosure az the hypocrisy and the fraud attempted
tupon the people OF this city when on oct I3 an
uniucky date for those who attempt 10 mislead the
public: the Hickey COMMITTEES advertised this ap-
peal.
"A VOTE FOR CONGRESSMAN HICKEY
Is VOTE N FAVOR OF THESE M
PROVFNiENTS.
Not support him means his possible de-
feat and the defeat Of these measures that
have been framed 20 D. Of incstimablc value
and lasting benefit 60 the community"
You get now the fun import Of IN advertise
You set the full and sinister gniacance
OF the attempt 10 secure vote by a pretense hat
is false
For the building 20 De decided upon in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
YOUR HEALTH.

IN London recently. there was
held a Baby Week and one Of It's
features was a competition designed
10 check the waste of boy baby life
Essays were called for on the sub
ject. How I Reared NV Boy" Sew
eral thousands Of mothers entered
the contest and in due time prizes
will be awarded for the highest
standard essays.
This particular feature - an echo
OF the Sreat war In that conflict
the world gave up the lives of eleven
million boys and young men. Boys
are needed IN Europe 70 replace the
wicked waste due 10 warfare.
BOYS are cannon fodder" IN time
OF war. Il Is heart breaking to see
the endless rows Of graves in the
military cemeteries. No matter
where you go-on the western
front. in italy. in the Balkans or on
the Polish frontier-graves are
everywhere. Many a broken-heorted
mother is paying the penalty of the
late war.
AZ matter Of fact. however.
there is no more important subject
than how bes, to rear healthy ch l.
dren. The citizenship Of the future
depends on the quality OF this years
infant life The health Of the child
TO a great extent determines the
health and duration OF life Of the
adult.
In the great cities there are
health centers." ''baby health sta
lions" dispensaries. mothers clubs
and other places where the latest
informal on can be had. II should
be easv FOR a city mother 20 rear
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
Bill Arnstrond
p q

s. t-rg your llvorl-e newspupe.i
there was map printed. which
showed some % the new railrOa s.
Henry Ford q thinking OF buying
on the map. the state OF Indiana was
labeled Illinois" and Illinois was
labeled Indiana" Four thousand
different people called IL 20 our at
tent.on. In addition 10 this. Ind g.
nant Voter" whoever and the HI
he is. writes in as follows with ref
erence 10 the matter:
south Bend. Ind,
Oct. %. 1922.
DEAR BILL
beg OF you to use your .ndu-
ence with Riley Hinkle and see 4
he can not prevail upon his 'supe-
rsor" officers 10 have our good Old
state returned 20 its rightfu.
place on the map before Nov. 7th.
notice that during a short alb
sence from home Mr. Ford. the
millionaire can manufacturer Of
Detroit, has taken the liberty OF
buying a few railroads and moveo
all Indiana into Illinois.
This may be only an error on
the part Of some minor employe
but it looks 10 myself like q
"damnable" republican campaign
trick.
Trusting you viii bring this mat
te 70 the attention Of your friend
Riley at once, 20 the end that In
diana may be found and heard
from on Nov. 18th.
sign myself,
AN INDIGNANT VOTER.
The matter has been referred 70
Mr.. Hinkle. and he wishes 10 state
that he viii give a years subscrip-
ton 20 the Dearborn Independent
10 any person who is able 20 prove
that the error in this map of his was
political trickery.
When a person stands trial for
murder and Is let go, they must be
awful lonesome for awhile after the
excitement OF the trial has passed.
The marrying captain has return
ed. He will attend called meeting
Of his creditors just s. soon as he is
able to get away from home some
night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
By DR.. r. s
Copeland

her child.
AS a matter Of fact. the chance Of
living and developing into healthy
adult life is greater for the city baby
than for the country child. Tn
Brooklyn. y. Y, for instance. The
baby death rate last year was only
G5 out Of every thousand born. while
the death rate i'm many rural dis
-ricts was $50 or more. one of the
great reasons for this state OF affa rs
I'm the cities Is education of the
mothers in health matters.
have the greatest possible seuti-
mental regard for old thinEs-old
houses. old books and old customs
But when Il comes 10 bringing up
babies I balk at the old ways.
In my family. if we get past baby
hood we live 10 be very old-!m-
mediate relatives Of mine are so. S4
81, etc. They laugh at the advice I
give about bringing up babies You
see. they have forgotten how many
OF our kin ed n infancy. They
consider their own long lives. not a.
being long in ST. tie of their unscicn-
-iic bringing mp. but as long be-
cause OF the disregard Of such mod
ern things as germs steril zation OF
food and the pa!nstaking feeding of
the babies
Ny Uncle Gus tn nks every baby
OF six months should have a piece OF
pork r nd 20 chew on-he had Il. and
therefore every baby should have IL.
But times have changed The IN
FAINT of today has several times ne
chance 10 live that The baby born
so years ago had. IL gays 10 rea-
r- child bv modern rules
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
Ole publicPulSQ
MICHIGAN HAS SENT 5. o. :

MICHIGAN HAS SEN - -. :.
Editor News-Times:
A state that has net had demo-
cratic United tates senator since Cass
but Two democratic governors ir
thirty years gave the republican
ticket half a million majority two
years ago. Is now regarded IN such
danger as 20 cause the NewberryiZei
Harding administration 20 send three
cabinet officers. several senators and
a son OF the immortal Roosevelt into
the state 20 save the C o p. from
utter rout at the polls on November
9Th
Hoover DENLY and Roosevelt ar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24

already scheduled in Michigan with
more ready 20 answer the second
6 O. : H J. HEINKE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
The NeWs-Times Bureau of
Questions and Answers



o Of
TmesW Y C.
closing 2eents In
given letters answered but all
Chariton courier., 1922-08-04
CHAUTAUQUA GOES BY

When the Gypsies began to travel
by auto ANY one might have foreseen
that other wandering tribes-armies,
for instance, and shows-would take
over the idea. Yet how few did for
see? Europe's taxicab armies filed
us with surprise. Now that a Chan
tauqua has gone in for gasoline, the
surprise is almost as general. Indeed,
it looks as if the one surest way to
astonish was to do the logical, sensi-
BILE thing that anybody with his wits
about him ought to expect.
For years the White & Meyers
Chautauqua System has been at the
mercy of midnight trains, delayed
trains, and abominable waits at juno
tions. 1t was not the railroads fault.
Like the pianist in the mining camp
saloon, they were doing the best they
could. But with what results? Any
day, almost, gifted lecturer or sing
er might arrive too worn out with ia
tigue and asperation to hypnotic the
audience that had looked forward for
weeks to the lark of lifetime. Any
day almost, some invaluable batch of
paraphernalia might be held up, no.
body knew where or how long. Even
the big tent might fail to come. And
no matter how excellent the service
was Frequently it left nothing to be
desired) all the equipment and all the
props" had to be carted to and from
the grounds at every town, and the To-
cal committee paid.
What more natural, then, than that
eventually the worm should turn?
This year the White & Meyer Chau-
tauqua System is using on all circuits
25 automobiles to. carry its talent"
and 2-ton trucks to carry its tent
equipment. This may turn out to be
Chariton courier., 1922-08-04
DEAN
tIntended for last week.

(Intended for last week.
The food waters are still staying
around this neighborhood.
The railroad strike seems to be a
serious proposition.
Frank Dibbins is on the sick list.
Mrs. Roy Stumbough was in Kan
sas City one day last week.
Your correspondent is informed that
Miss Essie Bebee is suffering from
blood poison.
Mrs, Gertrude Wills and children Of
Oswego, Kan. is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Anna Persyn and other relatives
this week.
Miss Mary Allen Of Kansas City
is visiting at the home of Miss Leila
Mccullough for few days. I
Mr.. Duncan of Carrollton was here
Saturday looking after his business
interests here. ~
Little Thelma Beneva King daugh-
ter Of Paris King is among the sick.
Enoch Stevens is running thresh-
ing engine for Dug Ohara Of near
Bosworth. "a 81
Mrs. Dennis Crew and son, Mrs.
Anna Persyn, Daisy Tremain Of Dean
Lake and Mrs. Gertrude Wills and
children, Miss Bryant Of oswego,
Kan, are spending a few days with
Mrs. Hardy West of near Summer.
Mrs. Cliff Dobbins and daughter
visited her brother, Kirt Utterback Of
Carrollton few days last week.
Marshal King and family have
moved to the Conway Bebee residence.
Elmer Stew spent few days last
week in Richmond.
Chariton courier., 1922-08-04

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bools I, g g 4, ,as7 = .oryss u = t,,s q.
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T,,,stss' i ths fo,ior;rv ,,, 8 .sse,;bsd ~ raj
sststa s;t.stsd 4, Az Conntv "a
chariton. stats ~ "A M;sso,,,; 3 ~. i
"a AZ Acres tbe sast i baif - fha
po,tbeast o,,arter n, M fEllNrl y ~ = ssc ~,
t;on twentv-seveo I ao7, N Tounsb;,,
f,ftv-six, l5s, Rance t,ssrtv-ors. 1 ,,.0,, !.
t2l). A
Which nrouertv Was convavaa s..
the UNDERSIGNED trustee for III pr,-.
nose ~ secnr;no tbs ;ndshtednass
therein mentioned and.
Whereas. Default has been made IN
tha nayn,ent ~ tba s.;d ;naahta,,,,.s.,
Chariton courier., 1922-08-04
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

Default having been made in the.
payment Of the interest on the certain
$24,71O.s5 note dated December 81,
1920, described in and executed by Al.
A. Hghbarger to S A. Handy, trus-
tee, conveying to said trustee all Of
the east one half (1s) of Section
thirty y-three (S3); and all Of the west.
one-half l1s)s sof Section thirty-four
(S4), all in range twenty (20) town
ship ffty-six (56) Charlton County.
Missouri, recorded in the office Of the
recorder Of deeds for Charlton Coun-
ty Missouri, lat Keytesville in said
county in book So at page AS, and
default having been made in the pay
ment of taxes on said property and
the whole Indebtedness unpaid secur-
ed by said deed Of trust hereinaboye-
described having been declared due
and payable according to the terms
Of said deed Of trust, ] viii, at the
request Of the illegal holder Of said
note, on August 18th, 1922, sell the
above described real estate (subiect
TO the first mortgage ihdebtedness)
between the hours Of nine o'clock q.
M and five O'clock p. m, at the main
front entrance Of the county court
house Of Charlton County, Missouri,
at Keytesville, missouri, at public
vendue, to the highest bidder for cash
to pay the indebtedness unpaid secur-
ed thereby, with interest and the cost
Of executing this trust
s. a. A.HANDY.
Trustee.
July 2e. Aug. \. ii, 1922.
Chariton courier., 1922-08-04

bit costlier than going by rail-that
it, in dollars and cents. AS regards
nervous wear-and tear, however, it
promises great economy. Besides, it
promises always better performance.
A 52- mile jump by rail, with scan
dalous hours and unforeseen delays,
takes the fine gusts out of genius -or
tends to. A 52-mile jump by auto
mobile means fresh air and recreation
and entire absence Of anxiety, to. say
nothing of the case with which scan
dalous hours are avoided. The talent
arrives in gayer spirits than when it
started, and the audience gets the
benefit.
Meanwhile, the. local committee re-
joices. Luggage and equipment go
straight to the grounds, forestalling
expense which the local committee is
spared paying.
For number of years some attrac-
tions on various Chautauqua circuits
have autoed part of all of the cir
cults. The White & Meyers Chau-
tauqua System is pioneering in the
matter of putting all their companies
and all their tents on wheels. They
recognize that the practice has still
to stand the test of experience and
that changes may need to be made
before everything runs systematical-
ly. But with trains,. the White &
Meyers people have had experience
enough to last them the rest of their
days. They mean to see what relief
there is in gasoline, and will give gas
oline a fair trial on a large scale,
trusting that in gasoline lies the es-
cape from innumerable woes.
"