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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27
STATE HIGHWAY BODY
WILL HOLD rIEARING

Tearing on the Richmond Fred
eriCkShUrS route. passing through IN,
counties Of Hcnric", Caroline. Han.
over ana Sr"tsylvauia. Will Ice hold
mere by tho Stat" Highway Commits
sion November %. Many citizens AR.
expected to attend the hearing du.
10 Ia" interest In the proposed route,
Henry g. shirley. chairman OF TN.
state Highway Commission. has been
IN WASHINGTON in connection with
departmental matters. George T.
'ol"man state Highway Commits
Si"u"r, who has been attending a
conference" with other highway en-
tin""rs, who arc working on IN,
problem of connecting w tho various
h.ShW"Hs ~ III" surrounding states
" Tn that ~ virginia. returned from
WASHINGTON yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27

stills destroyed yesterday by state
prohibition agents. Harry y. Smith,
state Prohibition Director, announced
touring car was seized at Martins
VILE, Henry County. by Agent II. G..
Stultz.
Agent StuItz took n sixty-callon
capacity copper still near Bassctt.
Henry County. and arrested Jim VIII
son on "a charge Of retailing. mar
tial Still was found near Dycrs Store.
Henry County.
In the same locality sixty-gallon
copper still was taken. Another s,lll
OF wood and copper of 3OO-pallon
capacity WAS found In Franklin
County hy Agent Stultz. G. l.. In
gram was arrested In that county on
Il Charg" Of conccaling whisky by
Agent w. T. shelton, the report
shows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27
CLAYTON WILL ENPIATE
HIS GRIMES DECEMBER 6

Willie +. Clayton. negro. Sclr-.nn
f"Ssed slayer of three rrnpi. will
pay tn" extreme penalty for his
crimes ~ tho electric chair AT the
stat" fcnit"ntiary on December 6.
Convicted FOR the murders Of his
wife, her mother and sister by the
tienrico County Circuit Court OCtu-
Der :. the date for tho clcctroCution
was set by Judge II. Carter Scott
yesterday.
clayton surrendered to the county
"thccrs Immediately after the triple
staying and has protested little con-
Germ over his fate since the crimes
were committed. He displayed no
emotion when Judge scott an
bounced the date set Ey the court
for his death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27
DRY AGENT IMPROVES:
SEIZE STILLS: ARREST 4
}. c. Elliott, Shot September
10, Removed to Home
From HOSPITAL

j. {. Elliott. the State prohibition
agent "ho was shot September l6
while In the discharge of his iutice.
and who has been in Grace Iiospi,aI
since then. was removed To his home
l6li Park Avenue. yesterday MIR
Elliott is Yet unable tn walk
TWO men were arrested and three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27
no VIRGINIA SrnnrsNEN.

My Dear Fcllows.-The hunting
season opens next month. admon-
ish You To be tru" SportSmcn This
means that YOU viii not shoot rab-
bits in ihcir beds, that YOU will flush
all cov"yS of pai1ridges before h"-
ginning your small-shot harrarc
that you viii avoid wounding YOU.
hunting companion more than once on
tn" same trip and that you will
above all things, observe all the
laws laid down for the guidanc" Of
mere mortals by Mac Lee and llac
Hart. And don't. whatever YOU do
mistake Illicit distillcrs for ordinary
lawhreakcrs. It's the open season.
but not for all game fellows
FATHER BYRD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27

NJ Dear Eascom.--lt is generally
understood that YOU are aiding Mr..
Il. ~ Fulwilcr. Federal Prohibition
Director. IN his attempt to have tn"
dry" Office removed from Richmond
To stanton. This has been Il bit
pcrplcNing Ia me. ! would b,, wsllinc
10 hnmor amy reasonable within of
Mr. Fulwiler. Eut why is Stauntou
better suited than Richmond for this
office: Is il because Mr.. Fulwilcr's
home is there and he has been u
faithful Republican? Remember.
Bascom, this is government business.
All of us are shareholders In that
business. even If few OF us don I
whaCk the league of nations over
the head with tn. "nurmalCy" club.
FATHER BYRD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27
Install Presbyterian Mini,,rr.

Rev. W l. Carson wul be In
stalled a. pastor az First prc,bv-
terrain Church sunday uiI:ht a, {
o'clock. ROY. r. T McFadcn u y
VIII give the charge u In. pcoul.
while Rev. Charles J.. King. - T..
Viii give the charge TO tn. 1as,or.
Rev W, s Goldcn WILL deliver ~.
sermon Special music viii De ron
dcr.d by the choir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27
TO DELEGATE MARVIN sMITuEY:

TO DELEGATE MARVIN SMITuEY:
My Dear Marvin-G congratulate
YOU upon your genius as a political
surgeon. To cut the life out at bonds
for roads at tho regular Legislative
session Jnd then revive them nearly
"a year later at special session, by
deft use OF gasoline, is no mean ac-
complishmcnt. Mr.. Henry shirley is
delighted and anticipation of those
modern highways is serving to make
the iliNvcrS rise on their hind wheels
and snort for JOY. You are coming
Or. Smithcy, YOU are coming,
FATHER BYRD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27
WIN Conduct NH. 1,cc,,,

Under the auspices OF tho clergy
OF k'chm"nd. Bible classes ana local
assembly Of tho Brotherhood of st.
Andrew. Rev. W. H. Griffith Thomas.
~ d. OF the Church Of England.
widely known az writer. preacher
ana teacher. viii conduct Il series OF
bioie lectures In this ci,y beginning
sunday. November >. alternating he
tween Holy Trinity and All saints
Churches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27
TO THE NEW CONSTITUTION:

My Dear Myth.-Oncc or twice |
believed ] saw YOU, a family pvrCcp-
tihlc shadow in tho distance II may
have been hallucination. fancy
now i; was. Others told me Of a like
experience. IL is probably pruhi-
h!iion symptom. These are super
spiritual times in which We live.
snakes, the sort We used 10 have at
W"stover, have disappeared. We see
constitutional conventions, and the
like, instead. Anyhow. | am con-
WINGED YOU never had tangible shape
or the hope Of one. Dear me. how
our eyes do deceive us these days:
FATHER BYRD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Grand Commandcry. knights
Tempiar. Scottish Rite Temple. 10
y. NJ.
knights Tcmplar competitive
drill. Byrd Park. = l.. NJ.
III Kappa Alpha National Fra
tcrnity. dinner. old colony Clab.
Richmond Hotel, +. NJ.
knights Templar ball and re-
ccptiou. Coliseum. $40 i. NJ.
John Marshall House, ninth aud
Marshall Streets, open y. NJ. To
) l.. NJ.
For theatcr calendar. see l'aGc
Five
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27

members In tho present campaign
up To 100.
Today at ~ o'clock the advertis-
ing committee OF the Richmond
chamber OF Commerce will meet I'm
'ne BOARD room To consider some or
the plans for making Richmond bet
Ter known throughout the world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27
TO VOTERS OF THE NINTH DIS

TElCT:
My Dear Fellow Citi2ens.--Thc Idcs
of November are near at hand. The
Republican Caesar. triumphant un-
der his crown OF ''normalcy." VIII
strut among YOU. telling soothing
tales Of ConuucSts and good times
II viii afford an excellent opportunity
TO the Democratic BrutuS. And all
the rawlings OF the eloquent Antony
viii not suffice &" bring Caesar back
TO life once he is dead in the ninth
District. "NormaicY" is about as
popular now with the American peo-
pie as the DauGherty ruling is with
the free peoples who visit our wine
less shores FATHER BYRD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27
PnrrIsh snccrch, nsr.

At the regular weekly meeting Of
the board OF directors ~ tho Fi,s,
NATIONAL Bank. held Tuesday, J.
Scott rirrlAh was elected a director
10 III the vacancy caused ny IN.
death OF J. Norman Dart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27

TO THE CHIEF OF U. s. 4. AIR
SERVICE
Dear General Patrick .--Richmond
is not the largest city in America
but it's the only city of it's siz. that
mas no aviation landing Held. Why?
FATHER BYRD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21

herur my srandnfurr .eu of .hIs
Hul other incidents of Il. I..uU,.
Uonary war
IN, attainment of ar eNtrem. uIt
aec .s matter OF much .au.ngtIuu
in ihlr crutonnran hrctu.s ettuef
DOB lli" sU vcurr nEo tu hs UsHUf
Mr Gordon was iu 100 heaun IIe
wac compelled tn EiNr un fHt ur.ta
uDn of law on which hH wac Iu.f
rmltrE 'nr Of Nrufun ilI tn evrH-
land trr to TrNn-. Huifug nhi,h Ne
mad Nuical eNpfrif frcs of Ur wiii
weu such Hf erf iue ,uala boo a.
buffalo stampede rnI hpur chaasi
W Indians improved hI hrHith ta
much that be- decided to take Hp
farminr
attribute ms lnursvift mrrelF iu
ms temperate hfi.Hs aha un active
outdoor lifo said NJ nurduu Ah1
to the sact thai ; aiwnYs have maae
81 point to keep put Of debt and
avoid worrying
Mr.. Gordon has never usrd tobacco
or intcNicstinE iiaaors ~. always
has been great render aud HnH
taken an active pnrt in political ram.
paigns though he has newer haen a
candidets Tor public enice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21
INDECENT Board
Puts Off Meeting
Until Tuesday

Tho county charity board, which
was appointed ny mo board Of coun-
~ commissioners to administer the
,ounty intlgent FUND, mel In The Of
ficr - Summers Rurkhari this morn
inr. but was unable to transact any
business because ~ the absence OF
mauy cf IT, members The hoard viii
meet again at the chamber Of com
merre I'd ? o'clock on Tuesday after
noon
A. the meeting Tuesday. something
will be- done toward outlining pro
pram for the expenditure OF tho mon
~ which is To he raised hy the half
min levy which Will be made in the
county for charity work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21
Travel Accident Insurance
Free to Every Subscriber
OF The Herald New and Old

Attention of Herald readers directed announcement
0u three of today paper in which The Herald offers all
its subscribers, and old FREE TRAVEL ACCIDENT IN
81 RANCE This feature of Herald subscribers
cent II subscription premium any period. u
has rAps TO h. Il is for every Herald subscriber between
of l5 and 20 lorg rns Subscriber
g. The Herald For the benefits and protection Afforded hy this
Travel Accident Insurance read carefully the conditions Of the pol
lev Uage three. which 5 yeurs for he asking
j There inst condition Nou MI ST register the blank
provided for that purpose three toda, therefore
urged attend tn az Read everything page the to-day
with Then act for protection You nothing
but ihc time 1t takes d or registration
blank % Tho Herald office
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21
Pope Benedict XIV Began His
Pontifcate on September 6, 1914:
Worked UntiringIy TO End War

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in both of which pc"plc- "f the Cath.
Ollie religion ur'd"m'n''" ww rfr
lcu"fN % Er'd. SORROW '" 'H' n"N'.
Those near tD MIN -tid h' deprecated
m" tcrmau 'lplHU"n oi l''IrINW
When mo l.usiihuid wac sums I" i't-
effaphrd lo me ih'n emperor VIII
hnm hi- ahh"gr'nc' oi 1 decd which
hhd rhn'hrd in' world
Tho successor ot piur y was -HlI
% have combined tho stutr-mnn-nlu
NJ rupo Leo XII with the grace 90
hl. immediate predecessor Ito on
dcnyorsd. 10 is said. To- currv out thp
deals and policies 90 those two great
churchmru But the world war. whlrn
broke the heart of Piu- y -tddeusd
the first four wears uf his uuufIfCutr
nnd prevented th, uiniimout Of SOME
af hl4 aspirations
ono of tho incidents uf hl. puntif
'cal car,rr WIS th, Visit which Press
iont wilson pnid t1 him Un lanuurv
g. 1919 whom the prc4Id,ui went fu
Rome urinr To- thp opening OF fl,
peace conference no Paris sornl and
treaty uuc.uons were discussed 70 la
said during the private uutI,1so 90
the conclusion ~ which HDpp Hrup
dirt urrsentad 20 his guest t hand
some mosaic reproducing Gudu H,.
nr- famous plcfur, of S.Ini T,f.r
valued at $40 Onp
small Man ph, -iralI,
one of the smallest men rhyaelIl-
ever elected fn tho ghnIr uf -f Potter
the former Cardinal della ths-.
never a,n.~tea 90 tr fittts houorsH ny
the sacred College and fs .ul tU
have went when npprls.d of bod. cleo.
upn us would have prefsrr,d b.,
said. 10 romafn "a .lmpis prfe-f nr ai
most. Cardinal and Arrhbi-huu of llo.
lo- na
ON the dnv Of his election he spok,
! OF tho burden Of responslbuitv ihrusl
upon "ono frail brain and axur,.s4et
his horror cf the worid conflict thet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21

fur reasons uf uH economic order
TN, u.g. however. recommended th'
evacuation of belgium hs th" Gst.
mans ."iI- -detormiuatlUu and Freedom
ui -uul nations. Earlier BOO 'hH
h,#f t1H11l hr had vHrurd InH Cos.
mau and Austrian rulers that 90
ruthless submarine policy would
alternate the sympathy ui 600 uoufrHlr
when Berlin put out uur OF her Iu.
rHIu,rihi. peace "fssIer- BeusdI,'
in rsIIN. Insisted Germany must stop
her deportation o. belgian civilians
.u1 rppatriAt' ali tNII"- ln Sop.
tomh,r 1915 the vatican fuuly au-
nouu,,d it would tukv steps toward
bringing about peace ouly when In.
rii-t to do -o by both groups ,.
briI.E"rvuts
T4In.d hy M, shrlluE uf Paris uy
'hr German long range guns los tl.
spring ui l9iN. Pope Benedict sem.
% protest 10 Emperor Charles ot Ans.
trIa and to The Berlin government
against what he characterized as
uuutuu murtncr'
Th. pop,s grlurcnf over .u.
capture uf Jerusalem t. the ulurs
under the British General NUouhF
caused bitter comment 900 fns Ger.
man press A,..I. uE fU fHu EOmu
N'HsH rDru ON I'.HUhor iN. IHl5
few days after fU. nll of fn. UuT
D.fE hv warmed Christian -tHt"e
against aiding '.. |"rt. .r ....HrHl.
.u- Ii
rupo HeuoI.. attug, toward
fIr peace conference or IHI. wa.
s.ud tu have I... one UI r.H,r
suu,itudr Eur'. .Hr previous n'.
t"wn,r 100 I,.|.. .u President WI.
som. he pleaded ..r Hid nu behalf of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21


nr Incumbent considerable Hau.l.
.nH .'' -tw' y"a' Nar u..H .I,..
WI I'M.. H- O'H-uI''r off ... ii..
'I'
a ......' promotion Dau' . HI.
Hu December It fH.r when r...
Iilr appointed l'.H '.D-I a.
'"i..'N "' 'He important rt, of
i"i"EnH ." .H''u'a tHD Hfr Cardinal
NN''HI' liiH n'straNHn "' .nI-
QUITO. A"' seven years Wn- character
''' i.N .. NIHH"n'f HNu I'D
I''.''' 'ii- '"N.'. ration l- au
.I'HHt7H'u was performed hl ItuH
H'i"-'N ODD ..' -lf'tH' chapel. au honor
" unusual .NNi On attracted HuIiI-
Nld' H''H.."h Archbishop della
Ihlr-" wac mfur .HUd.uaI u May
l'''' l'- 'Nah N months uriur'
".u"O"k 'H' .nI"ur uI So Potter
ii' ZOO" n.- o.. 'D-ia ..l'at .N." from
I"l' i.'n'ai', \ ~ .n' Hi tI. HH-"s.
r"nliNH "i iH' church wH. Haa born
ih h"i"Ah hA ON MAJ ... INHa. aH.
di,u "u May @. iI.h.
i"hrdi'i ~ r personal tppvIfuue.
h'@ h"'u described ur fulIuwr a
Ni. lhN7I'd"f lH-tA'"r'a lut Elitrt
WI" A'''i lhltlUE'h'' short ui
HN' ''l'AiA INIU. WIN fNr
ilihl shoulder raised above the icu
'"' -'''Nh ""' iN' impression oi -.
,IN' N'i -ii'77 Hnd W'hhnr-. hut
VIZ" ''.'' N'- N'iH N't VISITORS
''. tN'' .H't Mti" iu
"' ' "'"' equipped WIN
'H..'''' ..'"l '"N'Ir auh
.'''''"A'" 'H" "l Ih'
N,''" poor. i'''hi". WIN Hn tm
-''' 'HHN'. "f N"'' n'a'a
l'll '''.h 'h'" Hf'' HHu I'H'irai
iu- N'-' "N'H Ni.h iIn .r iI|
"l 'NI' '." .'' pope conveyed ih"
.'''' '' "''h "I irW TREND
'l' ''''' N.'-l rln''ir devoted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21
A Holy Roller
Preacher Seized
By Iowa Mob
Police Rescue Pastor as
Crowd Talks of Tar
and Feathers

CEDAR RAPIDS '.u 90
mah of goo -turmed o.. Holy Eu."T
church her" l4-t nigh ..I -tISrI 'hH
Rev % A Ferguson ...t'r of fI.
4,.ct and with cries OF throw Um .u
the river aud tar au. feather NIu
marched him throuf .U, husuo
section uf the city un.. police with
drawn rDvulNer- dlH ."...| .H' mob
and rescued ferguzof
local newspapd charges OF
Ferguson. influences ." N.- disciple
alleged tn have been rn. cause of th.
disruption Of seVcra families had
aroused the f"eliuE IEIIu-t ih"
preacher.
$50 weapons were u..l hy tho mob
luf blows were fre.l, changed ud
Ferguson suffered t.. loss of tN'
teeth when struck aft. H. attempt HH
fl r-Dapr hv iuuuHs through
window uf the rhuI.H nr spent
tine night loo iHii Co. n" -ufo uu.
urthys violence
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21
NEW PROHIBITION
AGENT FOR STATE
Sam Bowman of Ohio
Added to Local
Force

WNSlUNgTON. Jan -l-Appoint -
meut ~ sam bowman. lronton. ohio
u- general federal prohibition agent
iur New Mexico wu- tn oun'ed today
bs Commissioner Haynes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21
ALL HOPES
FOR PONT|FF
GIVEN Up
THIS A. NJ.
Con dition Gradually
Grew Worse Until
the End
ROME, Jan. 2l.-Pope
Benedict died late today.

LONDON, Jan. u 6 - p, m
BY The Associated Pres, Car.
dual Bourne archbishop Of West
Minister. stated this evening. he
had been officially notified hy tel
cgraph from Rome, that Pope
Benedict was dead
ROME JAN a. @ %. M tHy
the A-spCIuted Press l.H Pope RsuediCt
became appreciubiy weaker about
mld-iay today and the hopes which
had arisen after his period NJ slum-
ber In the morning disappeared Hi
general condition had become worse
Uad he seemed To- be SLOWLY expiring
Prince ChiRl- AlhHni entered the
popr'~ apartment at ~ 30 o'clock
10 l- hl. duty To- take possession of
the apartment IN cas-" uf death ~ the
pouuft aud to act Hs marshni of the
ronclave
Professor Rnttiuini examined the
uopc again az 1880 .. M. ana on
leaving the room declared the situa-
zion the gravesi the poatifrs condi-
lion. hc said. being hopeless
THE untv-hof,e remuinirc said Mon
-iEnor tiygHrdo. uudsr-~"trotarv Of
.tntr. ln the presence of q company
~ preiatc- and diplomats lay in the
rraN,r- 'thuf ", and ull the faithful
Throughout the world offer for th"
recovery uf the holy father
As to human conscience he add
90 "It hf- exhausted It- resources"
About % O'Clock Pope Benedict
ru ae.srE Mun-Iruur NH.nN Eoccs.
'Nr now Archbishop OF BrIngnl.
whore th" pope formerly WIS arch
bishop. entered into conversation with
him and also Bishop MruAuni the
bishop of rlaisuUDr. speaking just u-
10 giving "a regular audience
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained al writers.
II you so desire. they will gladly
assist you in wording your ad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-14
NEGRO AND WHITE
WOMAN ARE fined

,,.,r,, and ,Ilndyr Iirowsr whlta.
r,,.,.,, u,,r both sent 10 jail Tor
~, L.,, and rrnronrtd /" pay me
.r ,,o and ."rtr by r"I''n Judge !ohn
. ',,, ,,,,Io, on .hniuoH 81 lnitars
luy Thoy ~oro nrr"1i"h by '"'c
NncIIcr curly yor'orhny morning 81"
wc,r unable l." rive rhs1 ACCOUNT VI
Ihour"lyor. a., ga
Mr,.nurInor admitted thnt No ~
.,,,v.u thr unuion for yn"r. nut hp'''
cl rhri rh"lr rra""n"" on w"
.r,cr ,nIdriphi v.nn hnrmi'"H'
admitted 10 wr' ON on '""" v"
.p,In rhnrpo ~ folon'"n" "ho"t,ns'
LcrIcd that tho 'h""'lhf ''"
lugIhIuT ~ do win Mlf" p'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-14

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-14

---ond Hundreds of Women Were on Hdnd---Admlrng
the Beautiful Gu alites and Wonderful Color Range
Marve'inq at the E.x'rac rdnariy Low Prces---Buy-
ing the Silks They viii Need for Their Spring oe1Ong
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-14

Has, defeated candidate FOR ch'si uLr
In, nrr department. MT. lIoHos
u.ruin or opinions cnn br III h'o" ~"
at" LcrnTcd III" city hphhRe
llnsc's mntrm"nis were '"'' ~
wan mayed Ia III" appointments
ward T. M,GInnnhnn hb hTn '""'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-18

since the adoption Of the safety measures,
amounted to $140,332 for the same length Of
time. The cost of actual changes made on tho
road in the cause of safety. would probably not
exceed $4,000. It has been estimated that,
with this sum taken as a generous allowance
for safety measures. even so. as experience has
proved. the railroad would receive yearly
profit Of 214 per cent.
The saving of human life is the first con-
sheraton of course. But even that may also
be counted In terms of dollars and cents, and
needless waste of life means loss of money.
Preventive measures are relatively inexpensive.
This IS lesson which all organizations having
to do with activities pcrilous to life and health,
are learning, Safety pays. The money spent
in its pursuit is not wasted but stands rather for
an insurance of the corporations equipment
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-18
You Cannot
Hide Your Fat

Overfatness Is the one misfortune
you cannot hide from yourself or
from those around you. II too thin,
your dressmaker or tailor can sup
ply the deficiencies, but the overfat
carry burden they can not conceal
There is one sure way to reduce
your weight surely and quickly. The
harmless Msrmola Prescription,
which changes the fatty tissues and
fat-producing foods Of solid flesh
and energy. helps tho general health
and digestion. permits you to eat
substantial food, and leaves the skin
clear and smooth This famous pre-
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exact dose of the same harmless In
gradients that made the original
prescription capable OF reducing the
overfat body steadily and easily
without the slightest Ill effects. Take
but one tablet after each meal and
at bedtime until the normal weight
IS reached and the bodily health
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-18
TIE BRAIN rs SUPREME.

Remember how on Fourth of July night you
used to take little fireworks stick called a
sparkler. and whirl it about7 You wove circles,
Tugife Fights, all sorts Of fantastic patterns in
the air. And at that time you didn't realize
that the figures you were seeing didn't exist
at all It was your eyes that were deceiving
you.
Try the experiment any time with a
match or glowing cigar. You can't trust your
eyes, That's why so many of US need gases.
You can't trust your nose, either The
sweetest. almond smell may come from deadly
cyanide of potassium. Many Of the poison
gases in the world war had a not unpleasant
smell-at first.
Your ears are just as unreliable. lust try
to whistle tune In someone's presence. In
less you are phenomenon. you'll whistle mostly
wrong notes. off key Your whistlers all right.
It's your that's playing trick on you.
Your taste. allied to smell. Is equally decep-
tive. The sense of touch Is probably the most re-
liable of all. but It Is poor thing at best. How
would you like to sit down blindfolded among
enemies. and agree to eat whatever you might
be permitted to feel Off
Then, IF the five senses are such poor ser
wants. how Is It we get along so we'll with their
aid3 It Is because the brain directing them Is
more perfect than any one sense. When the
eyes fall the brain orders the touch-sense and
the hearing-sense to help out.
No life. no home no business, can be Sue
cessfully carried on without central mind more
capable than any Of the subordinates Just as
your sense. cooperating achieve what no single
one could do. so In your every activity you will
find most success II you. too. learn to coop
crate. Know when to subordinate yourself. and
be not afraid when It comes your time to com
mand.