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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-25
TRY STRIKING SHOPMAN
ON CHARGE OF CONTEMPT
Federal Authorities Claim He
Violated Pickc,ing Pro-
vision of Injunction.
CALLED ron VOLUNTEERS
wanted Men TO Guard J.ynrhhurg
street Entrance to Yards. I'rusrcu-
lion Suys-Union Members Deny
NiIrSation OF Government.
spccia TO The Times-DiYpa1ch

opccia 10 The Times Dispatch
IH NCliBCRG, VA, Aug. 23--
erial Of rule for contempt against
j. v Gillespie member OF the Ma
.,yh'nist tnion Lodge. No. lG5. of
Roanoke. under tho restraining or
'"r Of tho Federal District Court,
which was ISSUED July IA, was com
Tl'nccd In that court here this
morning before Judge Henry c.
Mcdowell, but at o'clock, when the
evidence for both sides had been
] completed, court adjourned until to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Ihc hrst thing tomorrow viii be
evidence Ia rebuttal by the govern
incnt so no prediction could be mad.
last night as TO ho~ much time the
h"aring would consume. The case
was gone into trial without a Jury
icing demanded and the morning
session saw an unusual outpourinl;
~ prominent business and profess
rIonal men. such as the district court
mas not witnessed hero in years. The
attendance at tho afternoon session
was vcrv small.
Gated for Volunteers.
ihe pfociS" chHrEc against Gil
''spie was that at the meetings OF
'hc lodge 'Iuiy u and July 20. he
called for volunteers" to do duty
1t
inc Norfolk and Western shops. ia
Roanoke. the government contend
1nS that the work OF tho volunteers
was violation Of the courts order
- 10 tho limitation OF the picket
ing work OF the union to one man
ior each entrance 10 railway shops
Or within less than 200 yards OF rail-
-o5d property
John y huffman. James PcrsinCer
fnh Il. u. Kruger. former members
~ tho machinists union. who have re-
turned 10 work, tcs,iaed as to tn.
calling for volunteers for tho Jer
'erSoh street crossing. bu, this was
1onicd by the defendant and a num-
h"r OF present members Of tho union
VIZ" admitted Unit volunteer. were
only Intended FOR general work
throughout the city and that an OF
'h"m were warned not TO undertake
IN" WORK ~ the picket allowed nv
the restraining order The issue
seemed 10 hinge on the call for vol
hnteers. which was admitted by the
nnion mon
Claim II Was PickctinE.
The former union men testified
maj inc call was 10 picket Jcffer-
fon stress crossing. while tho nro.
"nt members ~ tho union dnn;cd
ms and claimed the idea Of tho vol
nni""r was 10 keep the lodr. I'm
Touch with movements o, us mem
f"rs and no, for the purpose Of an.
preaching strangers NJ railway on
'fances. such duties being le.. on
tlscly 10 the one picket all through
mo day. Until Just before adjourn
mont tho Idea sccncd 10 prevail thar
Chc volunteers had only been called
cor the purpose OF cvad!ng tho re-
r''aininS order, but the last witness
y n Laudamsnn. general chairman
o. IN" machinists' union n Roanoke
c!eared this up when he testified
ma, inc volunteer Idea originated
with hfs and that I, was IN yoruo
fome days prior 20 the issuance ~.
the restraining order Of July IL.
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The Presidents reply was:
."LLn NNlltn IInMaD

boys are sons OF Columbus Swlndal.
q farmer, each o, them being under
20 years OF age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-25

tho farmers two weeks with no mar
ket.
Objections 10 n change arc SAID
to be the inability of the buying
corps of tho large tobacco compa-
MES to reach this market before the
close OF the Eastern Carolina season
and the lack of wisdom in opcning
tho auction sales before there is 81
tun representation OF buyers.
Tho Cooperative Marketing Assoc
citation proposes at present to accept
deliveries carly in October. but it the
orcninG OF the auction Warehouses is
advanced, II is likely that the "pool''
VIII begin local operations somewhat
earlier.
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Rocky Mount shop Dynamitcd.

ROCKY MOUNT. y. G. Aug "a
An explosion believed by The au-
thorit!es here to have been causca
by stick of dynamite being tossed
from the street over the high board
fence around the shops of the At.
lantic Coast Line Railroad Al tn.
South Rocky Mount. occurred last
night shortly before 10 o'clock. y,
ono was hurt and no property dam
a-c caused. Jhc police stated. addiu=
that Intimidation Of men workin.
inside the inclosurn appeared to bs
the move or tho act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-25
MAY OPEN DANVILLE
W WAREHOUSES; EARLY
Especial to The Times.Dispa.cb1

IHRct,al l." The Times Dispatch
pANNlI.LE VA. Aug PA
movement has been started here
looking to the opening of tho Dan
Fi!ie tobacco market earlier than Oc-
tober :. IN" date set last June. The
hHrFest is a good deal earlier than
Usual ana This fact could hot bo
foresoen al the time tho onopin,.
date was set. Merchants and farm
"Fs not associated with the poor
nave been writing 20 the Chamber Of
commerce asking that II intervene
ana bring ah"u, AN earlier opening.
II being claimed that virtually tn.
entire crop viii hav" boon cut and
housed before Scptcmhcr II, leaving
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-25
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zcmo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief.

There Is one safe. dependable treat.
mnnt that relieves itching torture
and that cleanscs and soothcs thu
skin.
ASK any drugGis, for SIC or 3
bottle OF Iemo and apply it as di.
rooted. Soon YOU will find that irri.
tations. Pimples. RIackhcads, ECze-
ma. Blotchcs. Ringworm and similar
skin troubles VIII disappear.
Icmo, the penetrating. satisfying
liquid. is all that is needed. for i;
ban'shes most skin cruptions. makes
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-25
Bedford Woman's Age
Passes Century Mark

Especial TO The Times ispatch.
BEDFORD, VA. Aug. - Mrs
Mary Jane Field celebrated the
Tooth anniversary OF her birth re-
Gently at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. II. $. Crank. near Ewing
ton. this county. Mrs. Field has
tho distinction of being the old
est resident OF this county and is
remarkably we'll preserved for
one or her advanced age.
She Is native Of Bedford
County. being tho daughter of
Lookcy Lcftwick and Henry
Franklin. ana is ono OF eleven
children. At tho age Of 10 she
was married TO Daniel Field and
is the mother of ten children
Her eldest son lost his life in tho
War Between the states, and only
three children now survive. They
are Mrs. ~. :. Crank. with whom
she makes hcr home: Mrs. G. H.
Gordon. Of Lynchburg. and a. V.
Field. OF Lynohburg. She has
thirty-four grandchildren. sever
ty-cight great grandchildren and
thirtcer great great grandchil-
drcn.
Though she does not sec or hear
very well. Mrs. Fields mind Is
clear and active. and she is "a
t;llativc and jolly rs one half hcr
age. with tn" use of her oano
sho can walk 100 yards or moro.
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Camp Shenandoah Closes.

IAliNlSONBCRG. VA, Aug. 2i.-
Camp Shenandoah. operated on tho
Shenandoah River ny the Harrison
burg Rotary Club. which IN two
years has grown to bc one OF thu
most popular camps in tho state
closed yesterday. over 100 boys and
sixty girls were present AT tho -four
terms OF the camp the first OF which
was for girls. Plans for the en-.
aargcmont OF the camp for ncx'
year ar" already under way
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mr. u.br, win ,,cco,c,

NORFOLK, VA. AUG 2i--Dr.
Harry L. Bybee. chiroprac,or of
Norfolk. who was badly injured
when he fell from "A street car yes
tcrday morning at Main and Gran
by Streets. is reported Improving
this morning at 81. VinCent's Hos
pital Careful examination and
X-ray have revealed that DR.. By
bees injuries are not as serious a.
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nrnther Sinh, Brnthcn

FREEZING. VA, Aug 2i.-In an
alteration between ESbcrt Swindal
and Tenny Sw!ndal. brothers. the
former was seriously. II not fatally,
stabbed near here on Monday night
The attending physician held out
but small hope for the recovery of
the wounded boy. The brothers were
at neiGhbors house on the occa-
sion of social gathering 4 row
was Started in which the brothers
stood opposed 10 each other The
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g. u. y. To Name DcIcrn,c..

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Aug
- The Republicans OF King George
County VIII meet al King George
Courthouse September {. at !
O'clock. 20 select delegates 20 the
congressional convention to be held
in Alexandria Va, on September
u for nominating candidate Of
that party for Congress in the
Eighth Congressional District Of
NirEinin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-25

number OF the companies had their
apparatus in the limo.
tn" judges today were Harry n
Holt. Mayor j. V. Eickford and Major
Frank II. Couch
Fort Monroe Participated
Fort Monroe sent up - company
of attill"ryncu. an au,iaircraft bat
terry. IT'S fine band and most OF itt
hrc-iis hting equipment making one
OF the best exhibits in the long pa
radc.
THIS afternoon the visiting fire.
men Witnessed y special flying cir
Gus at Langley Field. and tonight
they were the guests OF tho citizens
and tho fir"mcn OF Hampton at an
immense opcn-air dance in south
King Street
Tomorrow morning the convention
VIII complete its WORK with the an
nual hose and reel races.
The following kilograms were read
at tho meeting today:
Hampton. Va. Aug %. 1872.
president warren g. Harding.
Washington. y. G.
Virginia stat. Firemcn's hssocia-
t!on. In convention assembled. sends
greetings ana pledges Of loyalty to
you, our President
REID W. AGHor.
president"
The Presidents reply was:
'"I'h" White House.
"Washington. u. c.. Aug. %, 1922.
Reid ". Asnor,
President Virginia state Fire
mems Association, Hampton. Va
The President thanks you warm
j.. Tor your Kind message. lie deeply
appreciates your pledge of loyalty.
GEORGE B. CHRISTIAN. JR..
"Secreiar.
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Plant Expand, Fore

l.YECHBURG. VA, Aug e4-The
plant OF the Thornhill Wagon Com
pany, which has been running with
small force for several years, on
account OF large increase in orders
is starting UP and men are being
employed as rapidly as they can be
occurred.
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docs not make any effort 10 sleep. h.
will lie quietly in bed. II, on the con-
trary. he tries 10 force himself TO sleep
by his Will. the more efforts he makes.
tho moro restless no becomes.
Have you not noticed that the moro
you try to remember the Name OF d
person which you have forgotten. the
more Il eIudes vou. until. substituting
in your mind the idea ~ shall remember
IN minute" TO the idea II have for
gotten the name comes back to you
nf its own accord without tho least ef-
fort?
Let those OF you who dve cyclists re-
member tho days when you were learn
ug 30 ride. You went along clutchinS
the handle bars and frightened OF fall
ing. Suddenly catching sight Of tho
smallest obsta"," in the road YOU tried
~ avoid II. and IN" more efforts you
made % do So. the more surely You
rushed upon 4.
Who has not suffered from an attack
{ Lnrrntrollabic laughter, which
bursts out more violently the more one
tries 10 control it?
What was the state OF mind Of each
person in these different circumstances"
IL do not want 10 fail but + cannot help
doing So Il want To Sleep but ! can
not" II want % avoid the obstacle
bat cannot" II wait TO stop laugh.
ing. but l cannot"
As you see. In each Of these conflicts
Il is always the Imagination which
gains the victory over the will, with
CUT any exception.
To the same order OF IDEAS belongs
tho casa of tho leader who PUSHES for
ward at the head Of his troops and al
WAYS carries them along with him.
while the cry. Each man for him
self" Is almost certain 10 cause a de-
feat.
Why is this? It is because IN tho
first case the men imagine that they
must go forward; and in the second
they imagine that they are conquered
and must fly for their lives.
"Panurge" was quite aware OF the
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= ue open = d,,,.aasrv and look rp
tho VOID "w.u" We ind ms d""n.-
,.r Tn. caru-,,. Of freely Gsr'T-
r7.r.-s. csr..rn s..g.'
We ace4a, his Ir7rt.r7 a. rae and
,-a,,ectshla although nothing could
be more false THIS viii mat We claim
So proudly, always. Yields - ne I'M
pc,,..,'1u. II "a ;,r absolute rule that
Il ,as,s e 10 exception.
.,rs,,g,,no-,,., Paradox. -, Will e1-
.r.,,., "I,. o., oil, -, tho contrary.
T.. 49,, ,,,,...,. ,-,,.f," : shan -anlv
- ~ .,., -. ......,,. ,.a,,r-e,s ~ r.
." VI. ~ W. '',.' 49,, ,,d
0t'" you. go, '''N -n,,
u ~ ''''N'' ..-'..' ,I,,s ,.,,,,
I,I, .hoorw orrsnr,,,,
,., Sat. ~. .,,a ,nDIa exn-ns-
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-. ,d
'"'P,t" '""' 'n'' ." ''' ,.,.
''ahN '"T'F l''l ions - ~ .'',,,
Woo - c''"'"I t''d' eEe' DIu.
u" 'ti"b.e .! b"'!.S from one Gnu ~ 49,
r'it' OF ms pam" "i'"'"' "'''''"7
over IN" euS''
l'ut now change tho conditions Of
liz EXPERIMENT and Imagine tbs pIinE
placed 1T the height OF tn" towers III
Il cathedral. Who then Will he cana
i;' If advancing oven few feet along
'H.# narrow path
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,,--., .;,:-,,.1 (which
hehl at tlH|'u "o' ~ '''''','.," t ,,'.
h" had lett unfinished me ua' o''U' -
IL Ia, however u" "I'"9S" WV ""'
done Il without betn2 aware a II
v,-,a. fo-co has hlo hodv ohaved II
D.. n'' ,,-..,,,ja,,, fave, IN for,
u Is not Ill uHOolLsC'Uu' i''''''
els Unconscious Sell
TO. ~ nov ,.an,'ua tho case 90 /
drI.okH-d ATTACKED win aa,:rium tr"-
mems A. ,nou.. sc'..I With madness,
lie picks VI the u",rc,' wrtpon--hrite.
h. ..mcr. or Ratchet. a. the case may
he-and s,-,r"s !ur."us,y those WI" are
uuluci,y enough - be - rs Vicinity.
1ncs tba attack Is over no rcroycra
his senses and ,,ortemplates With horror
I ne, scene Of carnage around him. with
.or, r,,Iiz,vr tAat he himself s IT,"
ar,bnr or T.
tI,-n ac,,, - 4 not the I:Cousci"uS
sr,r wlj,n has caused The uuhIpr" maa
A.. ,r, An ms v,avn
~ ~, ,.r-nar, tho Omissions WITH
~, 1-rrorsci,us Self, No -ac that
rho conscious S.,f 80 oG,ou pos
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velopment but now am happy to
state public opinion las forced a
change in the Law surrounding the
DEVELOPMENT Of water power. aud tor
the last two years there has been y
great awakening In development. Con
gress has enacted laws which make II
possible 10 finance water power de-
yelormsut with security TO the tnyes-
.or. with every conservation and pro
locuon OF the publiC's ownership and
interest.
In the United States today there
IA water power developed and undo
yeloped amounting to 54.oo0.OOo horse
rover. Seventy per cent Of this
water powC, is west OF the MissiS-
s!ppi ard OF this IN per cent, 80 per
cent j. in the Pacific Coast and Nom.
tain States and % per, cent Is IN the
iarsc Pacific Coast states. AT the
same time there is IN the United
States 1l4.Gopn0n horse power In
prime mover power. but OF this 5000
600 Is in locomotives which should
not PERTAINS 10 used in this analysis,
or at least rot all Of II; 22,000.O00 Is
used by public utilities and $4,000 ,0OD
by manufacturers. mines and quar-.
r!rs. OF this primo mover powef 40
Her cent is located east OF the Missis.
s,rpt and - par cont west OF the Mis-
stssiop!
"N1w = w.tor power wore substi-
tutnd Tor steam power. assuming the
rnvelopmeat OF all % the 64,QO0,UOO
roianlta! water power resources OF
The ~ountry. the saving IN coal per an
NUN would 10 E0" .O0l.oo0 tons, the
VAL o. which on n pre-war basis
would - zo.n00.o0o, oOo The equtva'
lr-r saving IN OIL would be 100000,
cur barrels. With aN approximate
ya,Ua NJ $2000 600 900. At present
pr.,., TIE values would be nearIT
colb!e-5- S4.0oo.C00Oo0. It's equ!va.
lart n man power would 10 648,2CO,'
600 1.ar working eight hours a day.
In addition to the saving in coal
hv rhe substitution OF water power
~ steam power. there would be
saving Of the labor OF 100000 men
annually IN the mines and for trans
porting the coal. and Of l,OQC,OoV
(reigh. cars ana 10000 locomotives
nov used for this purpose.
Now take it that the greatest In
torres; which Your association can
lave in this situation is. how can YOU
consistently DO factor in helping 10
stop This waste IN and bringing about
the water powers Development.
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California Edison Company OF Los
Angeles, at the closing session OF the
sixteenth annual convention OF the
Association OF Life Insurance Presi'
dents here this afternoon Mr.. Miller
urged the lite insurance companies to
make further Investments in hydro
electric power securities. ard help
save the present enormous waste In
water power. His subject was
"Waste in Conservation OF Water
Power"
I'VE all know that there has been
waste In the conservation Of water
power because water power n this
country has not been developed as II
shorld lave been" said Mr.. Miller.
THAT condition o, waste in Consc"Ta-
ton lasted for over ten YNaUs-years
which should have beer scQcut ii de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-11
RUSSIA AND BORDER
STATES IN AGREEMENT
FOR NON-AGvRESSION

Moscow, Dec lofty The Associated
Pressl-A non aggression pact. provid-
Ing for an arbitration board. has been
fully Rg-ecd unon by the limitation of
arulIEcnrs conference here. attended by
delegates Of Russia and the border
ffa;cg o. Russia Details % the corn
oc arbitration have been left to be
worked cut after ratification OF tho pact
T'he Conference now has turned It's at
tcrtiun 10 tho matter of army reduction.
80 concrete preparation for the l!mI-
ta;ion Of ornaments IS being considered
aa yet. as several OF the Conterccs are
oc The opinion that this matter involves
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and steel industry and in building con-.
struction an actual scarcity OF skilled
and unskilIed workers exists. Referring
TO conditions throughout Pennsylvania
the analysis says
The increasing industrial expansion
Is the outstanding feature OF the month.
Industrial recovery and employment
conditions are mich better than expect
ed: While Idleness still prevails in some
quarters competition for labor Is lively
in several districts. Mills and plants In
the steel industry are operating between
70 and so per cent OF capacity. En-
ployment in the coal mines remains re-
markably good and automobile plants
are maintaining unusually large forces
1ndequate labor supply and railroad
equipment arc slowing down Industrial
operations IN western districts Of the
state. Car supply still limits coal mine
and building construction employment"
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Banker Ends Life

indianapolis, Ind. Dec lO.-Jamss NJ.
Mcintosh. 90 years old, VOL known In
diana finanCier and vice president and
director of the National City Rank here.
committed su!c!de at his home today by
shooting himself. Worry over financial
affairs md .ll-hraith we're asslgnsd by
relatives as tho cause for the act
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{ Snecial cable DtspatrhD

London, July 9-Msrquis Curzon
~ Ked!eston, Great Brttain's Foreign
Minister. who last week confound"d
als critics Who predicted his with
travail from the government due to
a, work within ten days. was cured
after all other methods failed. by
emile Coue. the French exponent Of
auto suggestion. Marquis Curzan
personally made this interesting
disclosure TO-DAY.
-Phila. Public Ledger.
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WATERP POWER
WOULD SAVE
FUEL SUPPLY

New York, Dec LIBERALIZATION OF
potential water power resources IN
this country and substituting such
power for setam would save 100000.
900 tons OF coal a year" said Presi.
don't John B. Miller, Of the Southern
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many technicalitics requiring the pres
ence Of experts. and this may not be
available for months, perhaps.
At Saturdays session. Prince Ferdi-
nand RadZiwill. representing Poland.
tentatively proposed cutting his coun-
try's armed force o 100000 within a
year. with plans for further reductions
annually along lines worked out BY a
board OF army experts OF the signatory
countries.
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Increasing Industrial
Activity Now Shown

Washington. Dec. Embarrassing in
dustrial activity and better employment
conditions IN Pennsylvania and Della
ware are noted in the department Of
Iabor's industrial analysis for Novem-
Der, made public tonight. In the iron
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-11
DIR. EMILE COUE'S EPOCH MAKING DISCOVERY, Sell
MASTERY THROUGH AUTO SUGGESTION, MADE KNOWN

contagion OF example. that Is to say.
the action Of the imagination. when,
to avense himself upon a r-:chant
on board the game boat. he bought his
biggest sheep and threw 1t into the sea,
certain beforehand that the entire flock
would follow. which indeed happened.
We human beings have a GER
tain resemblance to sheep. and In
voluntarily, We are irrestsAoly i'm
PEELED to follow other peoples ex-
amples, imagining that We car not
do otherwise.
I could quote q thousand othe- ex-
smplcs but shorid fear TO bore you BY
such enumeration.
cannot, however. pass by in silence
this fact. which shows the enormous
bower Of the Ina inat!on. or. in other
words. Of the Uncon scious Self In its
struggle against the Will.
How tho Drrunta-d Il 1mpeusd ~
Imagination
The.G are certain drunkards who
wish e give up drinking. but who
cannot dc so. Ask them, and they
will reply in all sincerity. that they
desire 10 be sober. that drink dissusts
them. tut that they are irres!s!bly i'm
PEELED TO drink against their WIN, In
spite OF tho harm they know 1t Will
do them.
In the same way certain criminals
commit crimes In spite OF thsr'sslvss,
ana when they arc asked why they
acted so. they answer II could not help
Il, something ;mpeiled me. Il was
stronger than T."
And the drunkard and the criminal
speak the truth; they are fprced TO
do what thsy DO, for the simple rss-
son they imagine they cannot prevent
themselves from doing SO.
thus we who are so proud OF our
will. who believe that we are free 10
act as we like. are IN reality nothing
but w.ctched puppets OF which our
imagination holds ALI the strings. We
only cease to be puppets when We have
learned TO guide our imagination
And what avers!ons wha. ills We
create for ourselves, everyone of US and
N every domain by not Immediately
bringing into play good conscious auto
aga!ns: our bad uncon-
scious autosuggcstions," tAus bringing
about the disappearance Of all unjust
suffering.
Copyright, 1922 by The Bell Syndi-
cate, Inc)
This II the first Of . Series Of Arti-
cles by DR.. Cone. Tho nsxt will appear
tomorrow.
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Food Costs Higher.

Washington, Dec, l0.-iieta.! food
costs Increased IN twenty cf twenty
one representative cittes ovar tho couu-
try during tho month ended NOvem hur
Is, says VeViaw issued today by The
department Of labor. In New Orleans
PRICES showed decrease. but It WAS less
than tive-tanthB OF one per cont