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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-05-19

Nearly every man is q firm believer
In h%eredity until his son makes a Zoo
of himself.
Things are muddled in this world
If Germany had gold enough to pay all
her PREPARATIONS in money, thus en-
aiding all other nations TO wipe GU;
their debts. the economic collapse OF
the world would probably be ten times
as bad as il is now. The world needs
work and products, not gold.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-05-19

Prices are falling In France. The
first twelve cherries OF the season sold
I'm Paris for S1.10 each. Last year. the
first cherries brought S1.25 each. This
explains why France is too poor 10 pay
her debts. Cherries cost too much.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-05-19

The controversy over the color Of
W~ashington's hair is rs little likely
TO be settled finally as the identity of
his authentic body servant or the true
list of places where he made his
headquarters while COMMANDMENTS
chief of the colonial army.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-05-19

Live like the birds do 10 attain old
age, says q woman who intends 10
live To be one hundred and fifty years
oil. One should live like a swallow
that homeward few. Of course, rather
than like a nighthawk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-05-19

Brazilians of the newly rich class
are reported to have adopted the fad
of hafing diamonds set in their teeth.
ReallI it's hardly necessary for them
TO emphasize that Brazil is the coun-
try the Brazil nuts come from.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-05-19

An electrician claims he can pro-
duce thunder and lightning al will.
So far. SCI good. Now let him try his
hand at getting up something by
which he can stop the two at will.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-05-19

Professor BreiIweiser of the Univer-
sity OF California says there are kinds
o; kisses thar raise .ae hI'",i pressure
aud he c,tn measure tBe extern in mil
liurterS ~ blood pressure resulting
from iiesa hy an Instrument nov *
the spin gnlanorlometer. Why is il
important TO know? There is no way
of stopping the kissing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-05-19

People do not always maintain
wooden shingle roofs because they
prefer them. In many cases the cost
of nreproof roofing and its application
has much To do with The status.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-05-19

II the radio encourages the people
10 listen i'm on all the Too Noise that
burdens the air in this country there
il danger of the grass taking the crops.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-05-19
lnfant eirI swims Ike a Duck.

Sacramento. Calf. - TwO-year old
Velma Anderson fell into n pond three
feet deep near her home here. She
came 10 the surface and swan nearly
halfway across the pond before her
mother rescued her.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-05-19

There are many ways Of lOaiing. n
OF which is To scorch about h streets
all day In q fivver.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-05-19

May 8 1922 the Excise a G n Unit = Ftases Tires fr pass
Isuger cars, 10th casing a, d tubes is abs o'bed bv the IA ers n is not
added % the selling price Uaiscd sases Rubber Company
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-06

A striking example-yek
by no means an excepkionzz
one. For il Is not at all NM
usual for thin. nervous, oxo-
worked or rundown fDaks
to gain Eve pounds and more
ON the Uery first packass -
fronfxed Yaos3f
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-06
Illustrations BY
Irwin Myers
1I1lTI1li1IiiIIIlTITIIIITTIiiIIIiiTIIlIi
Copyright by Kathleen Norris

III can't keep this up" she told her
self, playing games with little conva-
descent Pip, walking over frozen roads
with the girls, reading under the eve
aing lamp. 81 can't keep this up !!
Twenty-seven, and a goyerness, and
In love with a married man who does
not know ! am alive'' summarized
Harriet, bitterly. 81 Will simply have
70 forget IT, and begin again, that's
ALL"
And she meditated upon David the
excellent. steady, devoted David. who
was Fred's brother and a dentist In
Brooklyn, and who gave the children
wonderful holidays at Asbury Park.
IL would make Linda and Fred very
happy to have her change toward
him: they were a little hurt and 81
lent about David. He always went
with them to the crowded beach where
they spent July and August, had had
q car this year, Linda told her sister,
and had been $50 popular"
David was there, Christmas day, and
there was fire and tree, happy chill
dren everywhere, rosy little neighbors
coming In to see the toys. snowy wet
garments spread on the porch after
church. David took Harriet walking
In the fresh cold air, Harriet so
beautiful in her furry hat and long
coat, with her brilliant cheeks and her
blue eyes shining under blown film
Of golden hair, that Linda. &c che
basted the turkey in the hot Kitchen,
couldn't help little prayer that that
would all come out right"
"But, Davy DEAR" Harriet and
David had stopped short in the exqui-
site, silent woods. There Is a feel
ing-a something that makes marriage
right And l haven't it, that's all ~
How do you know you haven't?"
he said, smiling. Harriet, if once
you said you would, it would come.
Harriet" his arm was about her now,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-06

You're one of M duties here, you
know, little girl, and I think Daddy
would prefer to have me near YOU.
Now, if you like to ask him. perhaps
he'll not agree with me: in which case
| shall move Immediately! But mean
while"
Nina's face was scarlet; she left the
room abruptly. A moment or two later
Harriet sauntered into the adjoining
room, and found her again. The young
er girl was assuming Il ruffled and be-
ribbOned negligee, and tossing her
wraps and street dress about careless
Iy. Harriet noted this with disapprov-
ing eyes. but said nothing. There was
an immense picture of Mrs. Tabor on
the dressing table. and she found in
that a sudden solution of the strange
change in Nina.
with Ladybirds amending deyo-
ton, to Ninette.'" read Harriet. FROM
the inky scraWI across the ri, tIre
Do you call her Ladyhird Nina? You
and she have formed pretty strong
friendship, haven't you?"
"Oh. something more than that"
Nina drawled in her new manner.
She's the best s0rt,"
Does she have my room when she
is here?" Harriet presently suggested.
sympatheticaIly. New. my dear. she
added. as Nina'S quick SeIf-ronsciOus
and hostile look gave cC5s-,-.l Mrs.
Tabor is too thoroughly acquainted
with convention TO blame you if your
father keeps you under governess
eye for a little while longer. You're
the most precious thing your fathel
has. Nina, and as used TO reminC You
years ago. you don't begin to have the
restrictions that the European prin-
cesses have TO bear !"
Continued Tomorrow
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-06

obvious respect for Harriet was rather
impressive. She came to the porch,
and Richard waved his farewell to
them en- masse.
Hes very nice" said Linda. Poor
fellow, he probably would have had
an entirely different moral code, If
his life had been different" Harriet
inwardly writhed, but she did not stir
In the sisterly embrace of Linda's
arm.
.
At three O'Clock the next afternoon
Nina Carter, leaving the Hawkes. man
sion In New York city. with great
many laughing farewells, descended to
her fathers waiting car and discOv-
cred, sitting therein, an extremely
handsome young woman, furred and
trinity yelled, and deep In pleasant
conversation with Hansen.
"Miss Harriet" Nina CALCULATED I'm
q tone that betrayed vague resent
ment as well as a definite surprise.
nina, dearw Harriet accepted
Nina's kiss warmly. Are you glad
to see me" And as Nina stumbled
In and established herself, Harriet
continued easily: Your father and
I had a talk, my dear, and he sug-
gested that / come back for a while.
So Hansen picked me up at the Office
and here l am! He tried to telephone
you, know, but you were out. And
now" said Harriet, glancing at her
wrist watch, 81 think we will go right
home, please, Hansenl"
Nina had been her own mistress
for several delicious weeks, and to
have any sort of restriction again was
very unpalatable to her. She sulked
all the way home and Madame Carter,
meeting them at Crownlands, gazed
rather stOnily at the newcomer, grant
ing her only the briefest greeting. But,
oh, how hOmelike and welcoming the
beautiful place. mantled In snow,
looked to Harriet's eyes. The snap
ping fires, the warmth and fragrance
of the big rooms and the very obvious
welcome of the maids, all were en-
chanting to her. Her first duty was
to make brief tour below stairs, af-
ter which she went up to her own
room.
When they returned from Hunting
ton in the fall, she and Nina, at Rich
ards suggestion, had taken Isabelle's
handsome rooms, turning both into
bedrooms and sharing the dressing
rooms and bath that joined them. It
was here that Harriet found Nina
awaiting her, still with her hat on
and lettering with obvious discount
ture.
Miss Harriet" Nina said with a
rush. you are so sweet about things
like this, wonder If you will mind
taking the yellow guest rOom-it's
really much larger-and leaving this
| roomf You see, when have friends"
Harriet, at the dressing table, had
raised her hands to remove her hat.
Like any general, she realized the
crisis of the apparently unimportant
moment and met it by instinct
But you have all extra bed, besides
the couch in your room, Nina ~
, Nina cleared her throat, threw back
her head, regarded Harriet between
half-closed eyelids in Il manner Harriet
realized was new. and draWled:
u know. But if you would be SO
very kind"
do You know, I'm afraid 1 sEan't be
so very kind!'' Harriet said, hriskly.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-06
Ironized Yeast Brings Amazing
Improvement In Movie Beautv

ANOTHER startling evidence of Ironizes
n 1east's value as weight bulderi In tesk
conducted under the supervision of physicinn.
MISS Dorosny Byrne, pretty artists model ane
movie beauty, gains I0K pounds-in onlv e
days! Miss Byrne's measurements. taken be<oxs
and after the test, are given at the leff.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-06

"Harriet, His Arm Was About Her
Now, His Voice Close to Her Ear,
"Don't Let Those Years With Rich
People Spoil You for the Real
Thing, Dear"
his voice close to her ear. don't let
those years with rich people spoil you
for the real thing, dear"
She looked up at him, with some
thing wistful in her blue eyes. In
stantly she saw leap to his face the
look he had hidden so many years
she heard a new ring in his voice
"Ah-you darling! You viii? You'll
let me tell them"
mo. no, nor Half-angry, half
sorry, she put away his embrace I'll
-Davy, I hate to spoil your Christ
mas day. don't know what to say
I'll think about 1t ="
She turned to go home Her heart
was lead within her.
81 suppose there's no help for it,
she thought, in a panic. "Linda'll
see-it'll all be out in five seconds"
But Linda met them at the door, full
OF an announcement.
Harriet, Mr. Carter is here!''
"Mr.-who?"
Back came the tide with a great
rush, nothing else mattered. For a
moment Harriet was turned to stone.
Then in a dream of radiance and de-
light she went into the little parlOr,
and Richard Carter stood UP to greet
her. and there was nobody else in the
world. Linda had introduced herself
David was introduced. Harriet glanced
about helplessly: he had. not come
here TO say Merry Christmas surely
81 suggested that Hansen take the
little people for u five-minuteS drive
he explained, land then | shall have
to hurry back. l wanted to speak To
you on matter of business. Miss
Field. l wOnder-Since you're well
wrapped-if we might walk to the cor
ner and meet them: I'll only steal, You
from your family for five minutes"
Certainly! Earriet's heart was
singing. She was hardly conscious OF
what he said; it was enough that he
had sought her our. that she was to
have one more word with him.
Il came here To discuss my OWL
plans, Miss Field be said at the gate
''but hint from your sister has made
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-06

THIS PUZZLE
Is BIC PRIZES
An you need 10 do Is FIND
THE VISIBLE OBJECTS IN
THE PICTURE, BEGINNING
WITH THE LETTER &C." It's
easy to find thsm-at n glance
you see cap. cage, carriage,
etc. The other objects are
just a. easy to locate. A
reading glass isn't required
and there IN absolutely no
trick to the puzzle whatever.
You do not need to tnrn it
upside down or tint it to one
side to find the &c words"
The BIG CASH PRIZES listed
below VIII be given for the
best answers sent In. The list
having the largest and near
est correct number Of &C.
words will be awarded first
prize, second largest and
nearest correct, second prize,
etc. You have an equal chance
to win the $1,000. 90 reward
Start your hst-EOwf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-06

equally considered regardless OF wheth-
/ Or IL In accompanied by subscription or
not
G--C-word" participants may work
together in answering the puzzle. How
ever, only one prize viii be awarded to
any one household Prizes will not be
awarded to more than one Of any num-
Der Of people outside of the family,
where several have worked together.
s.-The full amount of any prize tied
for win be paid to each tied particf-
pant
1e.-The winners Will be decided after
the close Of the game, by three Judges
having no connection with The Metrop-
oils, and participants entering the
game agree to accept their decisions
as final and conclusive The judges
will use the largest single volume die
tionery as a reference.
1.-The names of the prize winners
and the correct list Of "C-words" will
be published in The Metropolis Just
a. soon after the close of the game as
possible.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-06
Results IN Half the Usual Time

The reason 1ronized Yeast brings such amazing relsu
because II not only contains just the right aounf
an three essential vizmines, but in addition cnnfninn
type o. yeast which has positively equal nm rnc-
structve agent-a yeast which cultured expressly -
medlcnai purposes. and which entirely different fam
the yeast found in ordinary yeast tzblets.r
But even more important than this tks fact that a.
yeast has been ironized-or treated through sc;cpfS
process with special form of easily assmafed orezne
Iron similar TO the iron found In spinach When yesz
ironzed IN this manner it Is found that results are not E
more permanent but secured just twice a. ou II
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-06


m TIE FLORIDA METROPOLIS JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-06

The best of materials and the most
sanitary conditions prevail where our
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see. FEDERAL BAKERS. 21-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-06

1.-The Puzzle Game In epea % saU
man, woman, girl OF boy excepS sn-
pIoyees. or relatives Of employees. Cd
The Florida Metropolis. Il costs Moth
ing to take part Ia the game.
Answers must be vrittea En- enc
side Of the paper only. Xoa mast
), etc. Do net write more tA&A one
your complete name and addEeas On
corner. Use a separate sheet % write
anything else.
3.-Only words I'm the Eng4zsh DIE
tionary will be accepted Obsolete
words will be considered tMeorrect
Either the singular or plural OF word
may be used, not both Compound and
hyphenated words cAnnot DO used
4-"C-words" Of the same apelling
viii be counted only oneA, even thoaGh
used in naming different objects You
can name each object only once; how
ever. you may alsa name any visible
part of an object
5.-An lists Of words mast h nnaHed
by April 2znd, 1921
6.-The answer having the largest
and nearest correct list Of words be-
ginning with &C. appearing In the pie
ture, viii win first prize, etc. Neat
ness, style and handwriting win mot
have any bearing In deciding the win
ners.
Each answer received WIN be
Address 4
y. p. BEDDOW,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

tho Caroiinas have al',a
because OF tho Virginia
m"n' md further that +
higher rates now worke,
carriers arc lower than
loo but for the ndYauiHs,
Carolina pOIuiY In DcluH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

from the Ohio River. white the Gin
cinnau and Louisville Johbcr can
snip ~ IN" Hnrih Carolina point for
only % cents
ON canned Eooda. ax'e grease.
whsHlhurruws. nails. soap. ch,rn.
ana many other articles. TIA. psrron;-
ago h'"ihud az iucreAs.E has, tarnei
over Nh.'n'a's business ~ 1on-
Grafton 10 tho cities on tho OHIO
RlNHt.
Seek 4" Cure situation.
Carriers NOW pvopos" la the south.
"'h clhs- rat" Investigation to sIr"
;hi' situation by making advance.
from ~" ohio k!vcr To North Caro-.
lima points 80 ~ 10 roncc: tho gr.a-.
"r dirianc" md overcome tho clnss.
iicaton in!A-up. Tho North Carolina
territory. Win tho exception ~ some
h"rdor points On tho 3outh Carolina
lac, IL 10 b" divided into two uroups.
, 1t TX proposed 10 mako tina mrs. .c,asS
rate from tho Ohio River SlTs per
100 pounds 10 such points AS Char
l"ttc. Carl!s.e. Chastcr. AlbeviI..
Hickory. Winston Salon. Salisbury.
High Point. Monroe. L!ncolnton. wal
hai!a. and i.s7 per 100 pounds FIRST
! class to such points az Raleigh. Hen
Jerson. Clinton. Elizabeth Cit,
! Go!daboro. Greensboro. Grcenviiie.
Hamlet. l.umber,on. Marion. oxford
T, Rocky Mount. Wilson and Whining
ton. Th:. against ;l3t 10 Virginia
cities.
on the stand at the Atlanta hear.
ing Brooks G. Brown. assistant gen
erai .re!gh; agent Of the Southern
Railway. presented many compar!-
sons TO indicate that tho proposed
rates from the Ohio River 20 North
Carolina are considerably lower. mile
for mile. than The rates In other
sections % the South As has been
stated. the present Fantastic situation
IS the result OF Increasing rates by.
psrccntaResa which differ In sections
OF the country.
II is in evidence In the pending case
that tho rates from the Ohio River to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

important point that. although on
paper the rate. arc the same from
Cincinnati and Louisville to Lynch
bnrs, Richmond and Norfolk as
'r"m cl"cinnat aud Louisville to
feisiSh. Greensboro and Henderson,
az matter OF TACT. tho North Caro-
MA r"nsiSn"a actually pays less
money On tho ahipnon, no receives
from 'hc Ohm River than tho viz
GINA merchant payR TN Tho sau,o
shipmcnt 10 his point. which II much
Closer because the goods move
through Virginia c!;is.. rhis /. duo
Il" IN" difference In classification hy
WhiHh shipments Ia Virginia tooya
under official ciasslhca,ion and shin.
mohn 20 North CAROLINA move yin.
"cF Southern classification. wn!ch ~
generally lowor.
bt"rtiinH and illuminating.
some OF the differences arc start
'hG ana \ fow Instances VIII 10
hiSh!Y Illuminating. Fencing wire In
fosis' cincinnati 10 Virginia cities.
costs o: cents per 100 pounds. and II
Issnippeu TO The Winston salem
Eoidsooro group In North Carolina
Their" is another 81 cents per 100
pounds. making the rate sfO3 Yet
Ihe through rate from Cincinnati and
i.onisTiI!e Ia am station In tho Win
sion Sale m -Go!dsboro group Is only
10 cents per 100 pounds. although Il
.n"Eea through Virginia city which
las 10 pay the higher rate This
inakes difference OF 80 cent? ne;
100 pounds In favor OF the Iouisviiic
ana Cincinnati tobbers over the vir-
sinia iobters
Most absurd o. all. the Go,dsboro
?"ooer can receive his goods from
.incinnati or Louisville through
virginia cities. and r-ahip ;hc same
fencing wire back 10 Richmond for
: cents per 100 pounds l.ss than tho
l:ichmond tobber can ge. Il from
cincinnati or Louisville 20 Goldsboro.
oh confectioneries the Virgin,an
pays IS i2 cents per 100 romnds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
WHOLLEY AND DARRETO
TO ADDRESS EDITORS
Secretary.Trcasurer Estimates
100 Will Attend Slaun.
ton Meeting.

T. y. wholi'y. Third vice president
~ the Associated Advertising clubs
of the World. and j. j. Barreto. OF
Cecil. Barreto 8 Cecil, Advertising
agency. will DO speakers At the thirty.
fourth annual convention OF tho Viz
giniR Press Association, which "opens
az Staun1on Thursday Afternoon 1T
: o'clock airs. Whol!oy Will speak
on the value af organization and CO.
operation. and Mr.. lSarreto will speak
on various phases "f udver,is!ua
Thcse speakers are ADDITIONS to the
program which wa. prepared and
printed II week ago. other speakers
VIII loo Colonc! ". S. Copeland. OF
the Newport SewS Daily Press. who
VIII speak on Ethics Ut Journal
Ism and Judge Charles y Feidel.
son. director OF tho school OF Journal
Ism. College OF William and Mary.
who Will outline the purposes OF that
project.
Tho opening OF tho Question Box
VIII be one a. the features OF the
convention. and the discussions which
follow are expected 20 bring on,
beneficial facts for the members OF
the craft
Secretary Treasurer J c. I.atimer
cs7imates an attendance o. between
seventy and 100 a. Staunton, and q
number Of new members VIII be ad .
United.
The program calls for Tho business
sessions 10 end at noon Friday. at
which TINT automobiles VIII DE pro-
vided Tor II trip 10 Augusta Military
Acade!ny. and thence 70 Harrison
burg, where, on Friday night; the
Chamber o. Commerce VIII tender
dinner 10 The party. Leaving Har-
r!sonburg early Saturday morning.
the party wil! travel In automobiles
70 the country HON. Of Senator H.
T. B:rd. near BcrryviIlc where a
Chicken ara ham luncheon vii! be
HerVed. after which 1rips Will be
made TO some OF TN. Colonial homes
In Clarke County. and to points Of
interest in Frederick county and
Winchester This trip viii end in
time 10 take the evening trains.
lnVit;Sions have been received t.
visit several % the wonderful
caVerns IN the valley. and some o,
tho editors and their wives MAJ
make side trips TO those places