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MCCORMICK
 SECLUDED IN PARIS

PARIS. Aug. g. Mathilde McCor- mick did not leave Paris today. It is said she received several communica- tions from Max Oser. the former Swiss riding master, who has request ed her to stay in France until arrange ments for their marriage have been completed.
 One report has it that Oser has re- fused to give his consent to a plan to have the marriage take place in Scot land or in Plume in order to obviate undue publicity.
 Miss Mccormick still is the object of much attention in Paris, notwith- standing her efforts to seolude herself
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7-Year-Old Boy Is
 Bound to CrucifiX

PHOENIG. Ariz.. Aug. 9.-The find ing by juvenile officers of seven-year- old Juan Zammorrono, semi-conscious and bound to an improvised crucifix at the Zamorrons home here led to the arrest today of Antonio Fernan- dez. the lads brother-in-law, on a charge of aggravated assault.
 Officers declare that Fernandez on various occasions has tied Juan and the latter's two brothers, II and g years old respectively to the rudely constructed cross for hours at a time beneath the blazing sun to punish them for boyish praks. Other less severe forms of punishment Fernan- deg, is said to have asserted failed to keep the boys out of mischief"
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COPPER PRICES

Ave. Month of May, 22 18TH Ave. for mo. of June .13575
 Ave. wk. end 7-2e-22 .13645S Ave. wk. end. 82-22 .137O21 Close wk. end. S-2-22 .137375 Ave for mo of July .13653
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THE WEATHER

Unsettled Thursday. prob ably showers east and cen tral portions, warmer eX- cept extreme portion; Fri day probably fair.
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Helen Hunters Husband
LACK MAKES AND KEEPS A THREAT
By Jane Phalps

day. wish me luck
Il do! But what's the matter VIM
everybody? I've worked IKE no9se
and haven't accomplished thing
Moneys tight, People have spent
too much since the war. Now its given
out. Awfully hard TO make THIN think
they want insurance under the condl-
tons All try to sell just now IS the
cheaper forms or insurance. Even uheh
can't do much
Alone Jack thought OF what Dunn
had said Times were hard. money was
tight. He feared times would be hard
or. money tighter The thought almost
frightened him. How could he SET
along il things grew worse?
About noon he vas called TO the tele-
phone:
This is Helen. Jack. Have you sand
ed anything this morning?
NO, why"
oh, nothing. just thought you
might have. that's all"
1T takes several days 10 set things
through IL had. as you know. What S
the idea?'
Nothing. goodbye, dear"
As lack was busy he gave the matter
no further thought yet II had seemed
an odd thing for Helen TO do. She was
pretty thoroughly posted az TO the mod
ia operandi Of insurance; at least that
part relating to the ruttinG through
Of the policy and getting tho commits
sionS
When he was ready to so homo, Jack
remembered his threat He would re
late: He would call Helen. 1t was then
after six. II she were at home well and
good. II not he would do as he had said
stay out late.
After ringing several mnutca or 30
II seemed. central reported; NO an
sver."
She cares more for that old club
than she does for me- Jack grumeled
as he strobe along looking for a cheap
place to eat. ~ little show OF indie
pendence with her will do her good.
| Up to now tho shoe has been on the
other foot-she has been tho tndepend-
ent one-I. the poor fool who danced
when she pulled the string"
Yet in spite Of his soliloauy. while
no was eating. Jacks thoughts wan
dercd. and no felt rather guilty because
Helen would eat alone.
ro1uorrow-JaeEs Plan Of Punishment
Pals,
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Chapter 40
r,c1 had made no reply. How ne
ha,rd these ltttlo white lies. and suotcr-
ruzes Ho WAS essentially honest ano
strairhtfprward himself. Too aoneSt IN
EXPRESSING his opinions. helen "Ate"
told him. But II hurt him 20 nave MS
wife stoop 10 such nleanaeSs-aS no
called her evaSlcas Of truth. out ~
seemed natural 70 her 10 crade' TO pre-
Tend. TO deceive. IL i suited nor enoS'
vet often, too. when Il was unnecessary ,
TRY and get back :" We eau eNs
home tonight" Jack said as he Nsseo
-csn't 6e done: Wen have 10 80
'u. Then snsp'S &c, home until late:
&C, your dinner where ever YOU want
to-
There was nare Of anger so unu soai
In his words Helen stared at him IN
credulously. Then with pout she re-
Piled:
Suit ycurselt:-
Can't get along without quarrel'ns!
What ails u.s." Jack mumoied 10 hlm-
self as he hurried to tho subway.
I'll have to get money somewhere
Helen saGd aloud as she dressed for the
street She had ono or two erands 20
do before 4 would be time to so TO the
club. ,
AFTER gave him such nice break
oast. too she solilcquized. Il though
had b rs good natured as Punch
There's no pleasing him at times ne
gets so stubborn"
Jack too thought &C tho breakfast:
Getting me in good humor after Las
night so she couid strike me Tor
money" he numhlcd as he strode
along the street. She Is as irresponsi-
be as a baby. wonder " Il would be
better 70 board? I hate this running
out after get home. But the very
though, Of boarding house made him
Feel nauseated. He wanted home-a
homo neat and attractive like his moth
sr's home, They, his father and moth
er. hadn't much money YET their home
was always a very pink for neatness
and the meals appetizing.
"Ill keep a stiD upper lip and try II
= while longer" ne finished. just az he
caught sight OF Dunn leaving the office
Hello. Dunn. Hov's business?
isn't any. Haven't written policy
for ten days! I'm after a big one to-
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SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
THAT COMPOUNDED CHAIR
BY GENE BYRHES

such words.
How did I break my pire: ON
laid IT on magazine on the lanlc an"
the ccnfounded thing must have ncoh
on a slant and 1t clipped or.
The contoundcd train vas late again
this morning"
where have those confoundcd ShoH7
rone?" (whero are they indeed but 10
the place where he left thcmD
HOW pisobligtnS!
Tho funniest example ever hcdro
WAS this. was out shooting win =
man. We waited on tho shore Tor a
covoy Of ducks which boat had scared
ur, Instead OF dying inward over US
they few out
"Confound those COMPOUNDED BIRDS
said tho man. they nr anywhere put
whore YOU want them to-"
Can you equal that for rnre ma&cu
Unity:
rnborp Instinct
0P courso the reason why r7An hTS
ont this way is taht centuries Of the
urrer hand have given him me hanit
Of quick Irritation at anything wAl"h
,nts in his way and causes him tro"Nie.
whether IL be male female. or neuier,
when 4 man controls this tendency. As
= crcat many men do. 7 think nc de-
serves distinct credit because No -
trh,inr against a deer seated instinct
Inherited from genera lions OF dom'nat l.
Ing males.
Tomorrows Clerks We All Know
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MEI.hree;M!I!!n!?gte Idles
W. ByAd1 Sohuster1 az4&4
A LIFE SAVER
ByAdISchuster1

.rer IN. show the stage hand dream
"a ~ rescue scenes. saw himself saving
The golden haired Lillian from be~iloeI-
ing problems and SNUG men who antal-
lied her. The actor In him furnished 10
the vision an applauding audience as inc
real and unreal jostlcd for place IN dis
thoughts.
One night Jack made up his mind no
would not so through the torment again.
For the first time in his stage NC nv
was not In his place against the wall Tor
,be first two acts. He walked up and
down the alley. briskly at first then
nausinE before the door. Several times
nc started In, drew back and resumed
his walking. Before the third act start
ed he was back against the wall, drawn
ly the thing nc feared. He rose, walked
around, fused among the properties,
and took his scat.
big Jack Is himself again" one OF
the actors said to another as they noted
his smile. Hes been so moody lately
| have not dared speak TO him
on the stage Hedda was being driven
TO her nightly desperation and Jake once
more, vas held in the spell. He husged
his knees and listened as the familiar
words sounded off the seconds Tor the
tragedy, and his knuckles were white
again as Hedda rushed off.
The moment OF portentiou5 silence
came, the timo for the crack OF the re-
volver, the wierd wall and the gasp from
front. Into this silence. futilely, ludi-
crously. came tho empty snap OF trig-
ger. On the stage the actors thought 10
! save the situation. There was q sec
! ond click" tho audience laughed. and
with absurd bothchery came the words,
"Shc has shot herself"
After the show that night there were
tears. laughter. and rccriminations. The
| inciden, was forgotten In tho weeks OF
lighter plays which followed, "Hedda
Big Jack. glcrying in the happiness
that came for Lillian in the last acts
| knew enough not to tell that II was he
who removed tho blank cartridge from
| the revolver.
| Tomorrow-1ar Master"s Voice
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Big Jack" HANDY man when thcre
was snyth'rg heavy TO I've lifted or shl! T.
cd. sat with his back 10 the prick wall
hcbind scenes and drew his clcnchco
hands over his knees until inc Rnu"N'eH
showed white From the stage came the
voices Of Il man and woman In the '"H'
act % a makehcltcNc story, voice.
growing tense aS they approached inc
tragic denouemcnt.
lack knew what was coming. lhere
would I've revolver shot pretty SOON
silence would seem Ia push IN from INC
audience, and th"r Il man voice "puIu
break in ~ say. she has shot hcrSell'
They did this every night and 4 gasp
from Jack Joined with that which came
from the crowd.
For eight years Jack had WorK'u DC
hind the scenes and It is probable mat
had they taken his wages away ne
would have returned He liked the
comedies best. they did not stay with
hin, so long or make him think so haro'
As no did the work ~ two men wlnginE
trunks and boxes onto the dray. he lived
and acted the stories OF tho stage. =
man without an intimate save those ot
4 slow and pcrSist!ns fancy.
Long ago tho other hands had ceased
70 laugh or wonder at the stolid giant
who gave his Who'll" attention, time and
a-aIn. TO the same show He was a
silent and useful fixture. the most ap-
prcciativc man IN the house.
when Lillian Alan came with STOCK
for = season. she Won Jacks heart al
once. She vas golden haired and
laughed as easily and naturally as a
child. Frail and spontaneous. she APP
pcaIcd 10 the strong and SLOW man IN a
way nc could not understands All ne
hrcw was nc worShlped her.
JacK pressed his back against the
bricks and waited for the shot from the
revolver. Ne could sec the girl. driven
TO the act by the Accomplishing weight
or circumstances. To him the story OF
Ncdda ,;ahlcr became that Of Lt!'ian'
the appeal Of the distraught woman
challenged his strength. He held HIM
self. LnucNes over his knees, from rush
in: onto tn csASc.
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MORRISTOWN

Tho Hilman's Moving Picture Co.. are
giving shows each evening this week IN
Gilham's hall. Those who have had the
pleasure OF attending. report the enter
ta.nmcnt first class.
Hall Storm
Morristown was visited by one or tho
most destructive hall storms, Monday
ever known in the community. The old
est citizens Of the town claim they never
witnessed such an immense fall OF hall.
windows were broken. Cattle In the
fields we're beaten down and Injured.
Tho fruit growers report the peach buds
beaten Off and all other fruits In tho
vicinity badly damaged.
start TO Work
Work started on the horristowp ana
Flushing pix" yesterday. The c"ntrac-
tors. Il l.. Timmons and son. contem-
pIatc rushing the work and completing
tho road AS soon as possible. me
travelling public have been shut or TINS
road rnr the past two Years ana u 5
high time for some ono to set move
on.
Mor7istoVn BrefL
J. W. STEERS is making arrangements
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Ohio Valley General hospital. He was
accompanied home by Mrs. ktdde:
Mrs. ~. Clarke Weeklcy and Mrs. H.
V. Htgsinhothau spent Monday in SIS
tcrsville shopping.
Mrs. w. l.. Fluharty and little daugh-
ter Virginia have returned 10 Middle
bourne after Il brief visit with the
formers sister. Mrs. Iva Edwards.
Deputy Sheriff Ira Lytton OF Middle
bourne was business visitor In the
city.
Mrs. Morgan Of Porters Falls Is re-
covering from an operation at the home
Of her sister, Mrs A. T.. Fankhauser.
Mrs Morgan was operated upon In the
Ohio Valley General hospital and was
removed 10 her sisters home Few
weeks ago.
clifford Morrow attended to business
matters in M!ddlebourne.
Mrs Norman Rauers and baby nave
returned home 10 Fly. Ohio. after a
! hricf visit at tho home Of her parents
! Mr.. and Mrs. James R!cheson.
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No. YOU are or on the big adventure
II Won are overweight you stomach
ras long been used to too large An
amount Of food for your needs, so IL Is
ovay-szed and distended. When you
have really eaten enough FOR your TO-
ou,rementS. it IS still dASoy and 'oose'
with cavernous spaces yawnins tor
more.
u IS an afTectionate sort OF an organ
ths stomach. II likes 10 embrace us
food closely and cuddle II on all sides,
and when the proper amount comes IL
..,ds m a message enough. X you
are visa YOU heed Ats word and desist
Bu. YOU have not been wise many.
many times, and many times ssio
stomach has had 70 stretch ITSELF 70
accommodate your unvt5eness- At limos
~ has Seen so over-crowded mat u
hasn't had enough room and Il pressed
I'D on tho chest region TO see X you
had heart-and your heart mas
whaused back pretty quickly IN re-
spence against being crowded ike tnat.
Not infrequent,y heart gets so peeVeo
mat q stops work. and somebody DO
rms harp lessons prsnrateurely.
Va rorI see. tho stomach has Sradu-
nv become defended. and ue more
yo,, eat. tho more you want.
The stomach grows by what YOU reed
On, and your appetite grows for what
u reeds on Remember those words
shall refer 10 them again.
Now wha: ~ do This Let your
,z,uorked. Industrious stomach know
m, vou have seen the error OF your
wa~v and give Il chan's TO Ket back
"a normal In other words. shrink II.
The best way that 7 know % ASIDE
Nr,nn a fast Is 10 20 on liquid diet
. =, Last thres days The stomach
N,s chance In that time 70 get SGT In
a.. NV In tAct. ona could 20 on q
por,d diet fo- much longer period
,han that with eonefit but II Is not
Necessary.
NV what happens For three days
-.n,.rA has been hunting some min &
"a ruddls; Il has contracted and con-
trneted 70 md something 10 wrap itself
around and there has been precious Mt
~. Vow vou offer II small sized
meal ard stomach setzes Il so GRATEFULLY
md sends up word 81 soon that II ha.
enough. that you arc thrilled You real
n. that YOUR stomach Is shrunk and YOU
ara going 70 30 able 20 control your
nppettts because OF that fact.
(our thin friends We have 10 advise
20 DO just the reverse OF this. I am
coming 10 them \ little lster)
Tho shrinking Of tho stomach has 9th
err One results besides that OF helping
you 10 control your appetite. Among
DE moSt important are the following
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'PADEN CITY

rader city. Arrl lc-f'uneraI ser
vices were held Wednesday attrrn"oh
at o'clock from the NJ. T.. church.
south. over tho body az john u. Hes
Yep. M- Ncslcp who wha IS years OF
a.:c passed away after less than Il
weeks illness Of pneumonia. u" made
- "r.,r Win :, son, M"kir'cy tcsI"p'
II, - ,yryll ed nv several children In
tc,.,rrrr WAS ,rtGo in Slender cemetery.
clement IIannahs Of Wh"r!'ns IS the
guest OF \ a Reed ard owe" friends,
g. T. Kiddcr. = member "f the firm ~
tha SANITARY Cash Grocery, was rn-
moved 10 his home here Monday eve
n!nr from Wheeling. NJ. klhder was
oncratcd uron 4 Few weeks az" IN the
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DIET and HEALTH
THE SHRINKING STOMACH
BrLULU HUNT PETERS, NJ. D.
Author of "Diet and Health, with Key to Galleries

tho liquid diet gives the system n chance
to get rid of lot OF the poisons which
have accumulated from an excess of
food for your needs and you Will I'M
mediately feel much better: and Joy, oh
boy, you will lose from ave 10 ten
pounds Of weight! Amt It = grand and
glorious feelin':
The loss Is not all fat OF course. and
tho scale may run up tribe even when
you are on your reducing regime after
wards. but at least tWo-thirds OF the
well ht Will stay or. and you will gradu-
ally lose more.
do not want you 10 lose more than
two pounds week after the nrst.
More about this later.
Tomorrow. continue rs I directed you
to do yesterday. Keep on your liquid
diet-sone liquids not tOtalins more
than 500 to 500 Galleries day.
II you cannot get fresh milk or but
termilk. you can get tho powdered milk
and mako it UP as you need It. little
fresh orange juice will supply the vita
mines lost.
Take glass every three hours One
, ounce Of whole milk Is 20 C., and skim
and buttermilk free from cream is half
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ss31.se95. The short detachable CAPS
on this pretty model goes well with the
wide sleeves and youthful garment
lines. Canton crepe would be very at
tractive for this design. with o3odhs
mode, for tafreta or crepe do meteor
combined with georgette.
The waist. 1881 is cut In s1ss, -.
ss. IS. 40, AZ and a. inches Dust me.
ure. The Skirt 10 Sizes, a. 90 20, w.
% .rd a inches waist measure The
n.,dtb OF the Skirt at the foot IL *
Yards To make the dress ~ illustrAted
will require : yards Of SO inch mater,al.
TWO separate pattern mailed to any
.dd,sss ON receipt Of 12c FOR EACH
pattern in silver or stamps
Write name and address plainly. ssnd
I. cents 70 The lntsuiEsneer ono&
! Wheeling. ". Va
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Tn, REGULAR meeting o. the Wheeling
Traffic club was held yesterday at noon
al the Mcclure, az which time Guy Ma"
aver G. il. bowler delivered an Aou'c.H
on 'Turc Water" Presidcnl H. u
Marsh presided. and large nu""e'
pere in attendance.
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10 build a new residence the coming
summer.
GAINESVILLE yesterday.
lawrence Roby purchased . nsv tour-
Ing car yesterday
peter Williamson w. traneeednG
business in st. Clairsvills yesterday.
Charles Hogue made Z business UP
10 Woodsfield yesterday.
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that amount or 10 c. or II you do not
ike milk In any form, drink orange
Juice: ono ounce Is approximately 10 =
II you cannot get oranges you may
II you chew so thoroughly that II !" re-
duced 10 hauid before you s~a no"
YOU may eat two moderate S,%eo "pp'Is
5000 one moderate sized apple IS
80 c.
Carry On.
r,-,,rrox-Tvo-th thirds Shrunk
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BRAIN TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD

5 Minutes to Answer This
Here Is an elementary lesson IN sur
,ryiug. The diagram represents piece
Of ground in the form OF Greek cross.
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You see. Il IS made VI Of tvc small
squares. and tho number OF square YARDS
IN the area OF the cross is the same as
,hc. number Of running feet around 1t.
Now then. how long Is that enclosing
fence"
Answer TO Yesterdays
The answer TO tho rcbus picture 10
tho Red Rose.
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Is there anything In the world moro
typically masculine than the way l"e
male always objurgates any ooJec'
which for the time being happens |"
have been involved In some occurrence
that annoys him!
IL YOU heard someone fall over cha'r
and then heard tho words (withou'
knowing whether It was masculine or
feminine voice that spoke them) -" no
loft that contounded chair there:
about broke my leg over II, wouidn
YOU know II was q male who spoke
Two things will provo 1t. FIRST the
instinct 10 blame someone for leaving
IN. chair there ("there" being doubtless
Iust where II always stands. second
the adjective -confounded' as aTplieo
to the chair.
Expect 70 Apologize
A woman might say. Who lett this
chair in the wayT' (more likely sna
would b. apclosizlns TO her HUSBAND
for tho noise she made and he would Ne
saving something about her awkward
n.s.) hut I am sure she would never
saw that COMPOUNDED chair. or even
whatever adjective ladyike woman
does use when she wants to inter plane
Tho COMPOUNDED chair" Is the cassie
.Ianp,e of this sort OF thing but here
ara 4 few others. CBe it understood that
I use eonfounded IS synonym OF al
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SPECIAL MESSAGE TO AMERICAN
LEGION IS SENT BY PRESIDENT

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2S.-A spe-
cial message TO American Legion
members attending their national
convention in New Orleans, October
1920, has been sent by President
Harding through New Orleans
newspaper.
In letter, addressed to Robert
Ewing. publisher of the New Orleans
Statess President Harding stated:
Convinced as I am that rhis au-
tumn's national convention of the
American Legion will be for many
reasons the most important yet held
by that splendid organization, I am
writing to tell you of my concern
for its success. New Orleans as
the municipal host to the convention
will, of course, make the utmost con-
tribution to the occasion. The fine
hospitality that has made New Or
leans and Louisiana famous, will i'm
press upon their guests from other
sections realization of the great
ness and variety of our country, its
economic unity, and it's singleless OF
purpose in behalf of the national
aspirations. 1t is most desirable that
the men of the Legion, who have
served so nObly 30 establish our
country's place in the world, shall
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embrace every opportunity TO expand
their knowledge of their native land.
THE nation as result OF the
wars upheaval. confronts trying
times and difficult problems, to
whose settlement we must demand
all that singleness of effort and will
ingness of sacrifice. that marked the
common effort in the war No class
of our citizens knows so we'll as
these men of the American Legion
what such effort and such sacrifice
mean; mono has proved so splcndidly
its readiness 20 respond as the first
call. Therefore, in dealing with tho
problems of today and the possible
clis:s of the future. none will be
summoned with mere confidence to
help sustain the authority of the
government.
1T is a satisfaction TO know OF
your plans for special effort. through
the New Orleans States TO contri-
butte largely to the truly national
character and significance OF this
gathering | want to congratulate
YOU upon them. and TO hope for your
fullest Success
President Harding has tentatively
accepted an invitation to attend the
Legion convention.
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LOS ANGELES. Sept. 28.-The
greatest wish Of Roy Gardner's life.
the hope which enabled him to go
smiling into prison with seventy
five years hanging over his head, is
near fulfillment.
The sensational figure in chain
OF daring mail robberies and three
thrilling escapes from prisons and
officers will soon undergo an OPP
GRAFTON at the federal penitentiary
Leayenworth, Kan.
One-eighth inch of bone, pressing
down on Gardeners brain. disclosed
by X-ray picture during his trial in
Phoenix. Ariz.. will be removed.
This pressure Ii claimed to be the
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Successful
Experiment. to
Prevent Fogs

PITTSBURGH Pa, Sept. %.
An experiment by govern
ment experts preventing fog
was today declared distinct
success. The experts went up
the Mononga hela River with
sprinkling apparatus en- a barge
and covered the river with oil.
As the cold waste came down
the valley it is explained that
the oil prevented union OF
oil and water and the light fog
quickly disappeared under con-
ditions usually resulting in a
long and heavy fog.