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New-York tribune., 1922-12-26

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
eHAREHOLDEns of the Realty Com.
many OF 'he Women's University Club for
fhs election of Directors and for su-h other
business a. may properly come before said
1,eetinr vii Be keld AZ she Women's Uni.
ve-risy Club. 10. ios East B1ad Street
New YORK City. on Tuesday, Jsnuary 2,
1898. al four o'clock Y. ". The polls VIII
be open from four 20 I've o'clock
OLGA NEHMA&. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
The Terminal Exchange Bank
of New 10 A

ge,0 York. Dsoerstsr -, fsif.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
res,irg Of ssockhoicsrs of the Terminal
Ershanss Bank of New YORK Tor tho
eiestlon OF directors for the ensuing year
and fsr the transaetloa of any business
~hich may ierzIiy come oefore the meet
- vii 81 held AZ the banking house,
80 c,.erfh Atnnue New York city on
rsenday. January fth. 1888. a. i. BOOB
ms pesis rin b op'fm mrxr,nrR.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
HENa,Yg Pmrrs a,, ,,Iyy EsyyASEsx

The annual meeting of the siockholdgfs
OF Henry Pupp8 sfs.t
ffe daV 0f January. 1919. a. four
o'clock p. ~. AZ the oniee of ne Gem
H ~ for t-e purpose u cirofin- noar1
of directors and for iho transection of slcn
d er b-sintss a. may come ostof9 tnf
"iSsViD ibSXsViD T. LAYsIAN. JR. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26

THE ANNUAL MEETING oF THE HlocK
holders ~ he DRBpELt8 COMPOST
a ~ company AZ 10 ttl WaahlnuoI
street. al n ~. On Thursday n1lfi1lS|
zflh. 1917. Tor ne p1Irf41 - tsCtinI q
prlslfanI hearing ne reports Qfta4 tH|I4r
n,,nsS - = Sofi LQoI4 esllssiI,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
REDEMPTIoN NOTICE
oENERAL ELEcTlR9IIlcl. :. coMfANNl .ciSo1SInN

GENERAL ELECTRIC coMIPnANNf
NOTicF or REDEMPTION
TO THE HOLDERS or GENERAL Ely ~
TRIO COMPANY 2O-YEAk bte SObS
DEBENTURE BONDS
DATED FEBRUARY !. lslv, .o
Notice Is hereby given that, puI suAls ~ W
the provisions therefor contained IN ne .d Do'.-d
ana the indenture here natter msns,0pssc, ent, sss
General Electric Company on the hIst 81 ~
~ rebruary. 1928. wili redeem and pay ~
al 1859 Of the principal a. cunt 9i ss,. s,,t.
bonds and nccrued interest All OF ltH 49, 49,
standing TWenty-ycaT 69s gola oepeHsette 49,
bcnds Issued under sn indeniuIe oat.a 80
rier, 4 1920 between said Company 49, 49,
Banfers Trust Company, Trustee. ho.oeIs,
of euch bonds are hereby required 70 pIeseen,ss
The se - with an Interest coupons maturing
subseouent to February !. 1872 .. % the Irust
Drpartrn-nt OF The Bankers Trust Company,
No is wall street New York CITY, on or
after The rrst day Of February, 1873, fot
ssrb pevrncnt ana redemption. Az interest,"
on such bonds 50 called for redemption shall
cea@e from ana after th~t da.e. ofpous
Que February l. 1923. should b detachea
from the bonds and collected 10 tho usual
manner. ..~..,,....,
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY.
rs ~ y. Wsetover. Secretary.
Dated December as. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
81 1851 27ss 46s5 sisl $500 f,zl
is4 77s7 z77o 4ssf slj7 6o9I lszt
$40 776s l7sl loJs sslg 6lQl 1884
1914 2766 42s7 4s99 sSsJ 69sj
cERRc DE PAsco COPPER
COR2oRATiON -
IS II. H. MouE1. iFs''"'~
pIvANClA,. MEETINGS
LIBRARY SQUARE REALrY 90:

New York. December lglh, 1874
To the Stockholders of he Library oquAie
Rally COnpanyi .
Notice Il ho eby given that tnc ennuel
meeting of the stockholders of ne L,otst.
81 West Goth Street foroufh OF ~ nnatttos
City of New York, on the tfb day Or sar
uary. 1923. AZ ~ O'Clcck noon, ltr tn. p.I-
pose of electinE a full board 0f directors 1na
Inspectors of election. and for the ualt-
action Of such other business az may pfrt'
eriy come before the meeting.
JOHN A. Dtta ~ ercretaFT
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders or TIE
American Foreign Banking Corporation VII
wall Street Borough Of Manhattan. city
and County of New York. On Monday.
January g. 1873. at twelve o'clock 1oon,
for the election of directors for the en-
snlnr year. and for the trans1ctlcr Of
such otter business fhat may properly
come before the MEETING.
New KcIk CITY pecemnef q. I.sl
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
mE CANADA sOUTHEKS RAILWAY co.

New York, December 18th. 1922.
dividend Of ONE AND ONE-HALF
- CENT $50 per shared upon the
tptal Stock o. this Company has been
ec'Arcd, payable on Thursday, February
1873, 20 stockholders Of record ~ tne
ilii. '''~' y" '1''
MILTON S. BARoER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

THE ANIMAL MEETING Of the stoek-
holders Of the johnson Leather Co, for
the election Of Directors for the ensuing
hr,rfra.s A. r1hv n~f~frlr -0rrf ~
u-setinr. win be held ~ the ofice Of ths
com nanv 40. 1f1-l5 Wctt
Nanhatfan r0r0uah New YORK Clfi ~
ti i~tr<16nr Ifnnfry lt 1111. tl 10 e. IN.
jceEPH NDRa1Th. 6oor1taxs.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
FINANCIAL
TO THE HOLDERS or
lVgsNTsI nEpYsnrF nv VHFr

0flTENTNI HEPFULfC OF HiVVAI
ETtena Debt 6's Gold Bonds. 1918
Ths Equitable Trust co PAM Of New
Yofk, a. Fiscal Agent of Oriental Republic
q Uruguay External Debt So Gold Bonds.
1915 has received t7,b2b as an Gmo tizat.on
funo and hereby Invites tenders Of the above
bonts for sale 70 the amortization fund al
pFce below par and accrued Interest TO eX-
hsust t7,525 Sealed tenders addressed 20
~ Trust Dopar m M will he ops ned az o.
sfss OF The Equitable Trust Company Of
New York. 80 Wall Street. 81 ~ O'Clock noon
Ianuary e. 1872. and should be endorsed
Tenders for the amortization fund OF the
orhntai Republic Of Uruguay" The right is
stsrved 10 reject any ard all tenders.
New York, y. a.. December 20, 1922.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. Fiscal AgoUt,
iental RI pufllC % UrlEuay
By LYMAN RHOADES. Nlco-Prosident.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
PtrrsHrRGH BUILDING COMPANY. o.
NEW YORK CITY. y. 4.

U|OImINT I|TT
Ths annual meetlng of the stockhoiaef.
AZ ~. Pil sbargh Bufdlng Company ~
be held on the eth day Qf Januery iysh ~
ss.se oielock r. ~. AZ The oIica 81 tht
S.n,r.ny fSI Flffh Ave. New York cifys
Al ~ for che purpose Of eleciinE = boefo
~ birecfors ana for the transaction - spcH
other business 81 may como befofe tRf
'n''''A rR FOWLER sserstayL
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Areual Meeting cf the stockholders -
th~ 81 81 q HOLDING CORPORATION
VIII b. reic at the office q the COMPANY
- fsf Nadieon Avenue. New YORK City.
Ianuary 4. 1884, af 1900 o'clock noon. Tor
ne electlon - Directors and such ether
tuninrus a. mag pfopsriy come before tha
msating .n..
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
DIV DEND NOTICEs
THE CLEVELAND CINCINNATI.
MCAGO q IT. LOUIS RAILWAY CO.
go Le1lnFLon ]. ~. I, q - lo2a

f66 Lexington Ave- -
New York December ~. 4gIL.
dividend Of ONE PER CENc ttl.oO
psr share) upon the Common Capital Stock
of this Company has been declared pay
sole on Saturday. January 2Oth 1873, 70
stoekholders Of record At the close OF ousl-
aess on Friday. December 2sth, 1922.
A dividend OF ONE AND ONE-QUARTER
PER CVNT (si.25 per shared upon the
PreieUs Capital stock Of this Company
sas been declared. payable on SATURDAY.
Jhnuary 10Th. 1929 10 stockholders OF
teord at the close Of business on Friday
Deesmbef ssth. 1922.
MILTON S. BARGER.
General Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26

vortcr n HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special Moetlng of ths 500 keoieef, ot ~.
- "a day Of January. 1913, a. A. ~. N
~ once Oh The corporation, 10. baet thlfa
efreef. New York CITY, for tho puffofe
ID Changing The "a ~ of ne solgoie. 20.
VoI.K' nc. 70 voLK MANUFAcrChiNQ
Co, nc, -.
~ A. vOLK. Prtaide1l.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
THE H.mLroN FRE TNsURANcH

The Annual Meeting Of the shareholders
OF this Company for the election q dils9-
tors and for the transaction % such ether
business AZ may properly come before ne
meeting viii BE- held ~ III william street.
hours Of two aud three o'clock p, ~
{. A. SANGER,
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
BRYANT PARK BANK.

Nav YORK. Dccember .. let1
The Annual Meeting Of the btockholdefs q
thls Rank for the election Of Directors ana
the Transaction Of such business az may piop-
eriy come before n, win b hsld et the bank.
inr house, 13o West f1d Street. on Tuesday,
January oth. 1874. Polls viii b open IRON
olclock 10 ] o'clock p. n.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
nfE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
Iss lexington Ave. g,..S

ibs Lexington Ave,
New H0rk. December 18th, 1879
dividend OF FOUR PER CENT lti.gO
~ snaftl and also a dividend Of SIX PIN
'SaLNI Nsoo per share) upon the Capitsl
,.oek Of this Company have been ceclareo,
peytoie on Monday. January 29th. 1923. 70
etekhoiders Of record al the close OF buhl-
$50 on Friday December 29th, 1929.
MILTON s. BARGER.
General Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
FINANCIAL
TO HOLDERS or
cERRo De PAsco COPPER
CORPORATION

Gold Bonds Due 1891 Issusd Undsr
Indsnture DATED January !, 1914.
Notice {, hsreby given rat tertuant q
provisions of Section Of hrrcle Pogg q ue
fndsnfufe mentioned above. between Ccrlo ce
Pasco Cooper Corporation and Columbia ifift
Con,ssy Trustee. Bondt, outstanfinR ucDs
sai5 " t<ntufs bearnN fte seriai hurlDcIe
bsiou ! ited. have been drawn fof ftdenpilea
q, oi January I, 1913 At lo5b Of ne pfin'
cipd sun thereof. via.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
GUARANTY SAM DErosIT cosErAeY.

rhe Annual NesllnF Of he 1tockhoIdqu
~ fhls company Tor tha eifcilon of pircc-
tors ufu ho held et 10 kr1afutT .tn taet-
49,. fnnnnr9 y 1883. AZ 1875 III ~
n ~ DIkflNoa flrl4lnlR
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK
kTU AVp s.1 l2UD ST.

New York, Dec 20, 1899.
ne Board Of Directors have this gdey
@4eFtd q quarterly dividend OF %. ene
sxtra dividend Of as. upon the capital
- state tax on and after Dec. 30. 1922.
uockholdsrs Of record at tho close OF
f'rnes, Dec. Is. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
p. N. LUrToN. rUgLIsHER.

New York. December ~, 1879.
= ne Directors have declared quarterly
+tlctnd os hfty cents q share on the Gu
live Class a" stock. payable Jsnu-
is7s. 20 stockholders OF record De-
~11tor q. 1871.
Jacques will Be mailed.
WILLIAM y. COOK. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
COUPONS
American Telerhon. T. TeIeq-a-h Co

-Four Per Cent Collateral Trust Gold Bonds
Due July 1. 1899
e-o,,n,ns from these Bonds payable BY theii
terms on January /. ls2S' al the o"oo
agency OF the Company IN New forR OF :"
Boston. will be paid In New YORK III un'
Bankers Trust Company. is Wall street OF
in Boston at The Merchants National BANK
IL BLAIR-sMiTH, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
Wells, Potter, Fish & Ustek, Inc.

The annual meeting Of stockholders OF
Weiis, Potter Fish 4 UsticE. lnc.. for The
election OF Directors and the Transaction of
bsfors the meeting. win be held az the once
oh the company. No 10 Maiden Lane. IN
lie Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
on Tuesday. January .. isz3. a. o'clock
In the afternoon.
Dated AZ New YORK. December %. 1921.
FRANK H. WELLS.
prcgidont. Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
NOTICE

On October 80, 1922. coupou Bonds q
previous drawings bearing the distinguishing
letter " and the following serial nunberA
we're siiil unredeemcd
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
niDIANA PIPE LINE coliPANT.

New York. December 18th. 1879.
eivits1d of 800 pr share has been de-
On ne Capital Stock of thif COMPANY
bls FebrGary %. 1922 20 gtockh7oer1
co at The close q business January
t}S~ -
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
The Commercial Services of the Bank of the
Manhattan Company for 113 Years

tacts-on a scale undreamed of
before.
With its ra3 years close as
sociation with maritime COM
merce in this nations greatest
seaport. the Bank of the Man
haitian Company is able to bring
to the complex problems of
modern shipping a comprehen-
sive understanding based on
sound experience.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26

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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK

Mountain Lake lark. Md. March 49,
d, O. Roth II family. who removed
II Gnagcy Church, nCar here, from
Cumberland. were guests at tho home
Of Calvin Fowler.
Or. IT.. W. Bromley, evangelist, Will
noHr, Ky. and W. II. Myers. his singer
of Lincoln. Ncb.. were guests OF Rev.
William l.. Parrish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rathbun. recent
~ married, who were visiting here, will
take up their residence in Clarksburg.
They were given a scramble while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Edgar have re-
turned here after spending the winter
in Florida.
Mrs. Belle Ktsner has gone to Nor
Eanirwn. W. Va, TO spend several
months. MIR, and Mrs. V. q. Moore Of
kcmpton, Will occupy the Kisncr home
here.
Nj. and Mrs. George Hipsley Returned
after Visiting for some time in Eastern
Maryland.
Claude Wilkins having purchased the
William sims farm near Loeb Lynn.
will vacate the McCrob:e property and
tho McCrnbie family will return from
Luke, Nd.
Mrs. Milton Eclard left Tampa, Fla,
for her ZONE here II will arrive in a
few days.
Mrs. Joseph Lee and Miss Nell Lee
who spent the winter IN Virginia have
returned IN their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Lee moved here
from Oakland.
Miss Marie Shaffrr. who spent the
winter with her aunt. Mrs. har!es A.
Ashby. returned to Charleston.
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Is just rs true IhI. money is time
Count out III" few Of Ms who live on
inherited incomes and 10 the rest every
dollar OF money means Just 50 much
or life. When We spend money w
spend life.
tt course one cannot live without
{ spending money but one can live with
| "it spending II III unjuStiilable or fool
!Sh ways.
Every MAJ wants rs comfortable and
: beautiful a home as his means VIII
alloy, bat there Is a medium between
letting tlc home 80 u~HaG0rHrd and
wanting to change Ae adornment every
littlr vale at the hchcst Of fashion.
Every man wants his wife 10 look
as vel! dressed as his means viii alloy
but there Is i medium between having
her make 4 wise choice OF attractive
becoming clothes and having her CON
~Stantly making foolish casual purchases
d!scardiug and buying again.
Spending Her H~urband's Life
! have heard II aid that there is
more matrimonial trouble over money
matters than over any other subject.
Men resent havin" their money spent
f~ooltshly more than they do almost any
thing else. If women realized that tt
WAS their husbands lives they were
spending wonder Il they would not
sometimes be Il little more careful TO
spend So as to get the most happiness
and comfort for ovcry"n" concerned.
TomUrruw--Th" Great Spring
Adventure.
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Helen Hunters Husband
HELEN SLEEPS A BIT TOO LONG
By Jane Phelp

the table then with = muttcred curse
: resumed his coat and hat and without
q word left the hat.
An hour passed. Helen yNwncd and
stretched l~uXuriously.
Il wonder what time il is she NUT
tered lust ~ the clock IL q n~ct1nuvr-
-y..I. >V~mtnen,td TO strike the
hour.
Lazily she began to count. When
I she came to 1 she sat up. At -, she was
out Of bed. She drew tho shade and
! looked out into the cary nirhL
II wonder where Jack is?' ST." said
; aloud as she drew Oh s"iHc ,.ut,.,s,
then rigEled 10 think she had slept So
long. She felt rested, good. But how
, huRxry she was.
Once dressed she hurried into the
Kitchen. h had NJ" marketed tor
anything save her terty. and the ice
box was practically bare-not even IN
egg!
I'll mako Jack take me out" she
said. and hurried back To Ucr ruuiI.,
making I little face as she passed tho
dis"yderly dining room table. She WAS
ready even to her hat. but 10 Jack
came.
Where In the world can no be-"
she said impat!eHtiy as she stood In the
window.
The clock struck 8.
Tears in her eyes. Helen went once
more into the Kitchen. Hunger de-
handing TO be appcascd. she found
some rolls left from the party. II little
OF this and that, and sitting down al
the messy table she ate her supper.
seasoned with salt. angry tears.
She was still sitting there when JaCK !
came IN.
Where In the world have you been:"
she asked ilarIng up at him.
Out 10 get my dinner" HIS ausN-t
conveyed nothing OF anger.
"0ut to get-your dinner: And me
hore-"
asleep" he rcpIi,d There are
eren 10 my patience, Helen"
And YOU went on, and had dinner
me. and | vas to hungry
Yes, and l shall do so again unless
you have it ready Tor ne to cat here
you"
"If mother only acknowledgement
created me" she s0bbed.
romorrow-Tack Takes The Bit in His
Teeth for Once.
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For two men who are fairly wei
dressed TO land broke IN u TRANCE Iowr
Is often more distressing than for Nv,
who are arowediy trampS. John Wal
; and Curly Jones faced this situation n
Woudv!!ic.
How can I ask for Il hnrd-out?" John
asked, for the hand-out stage had ar
rived, "whcn | am rugged out like a
fellow who ought to hc able 10 'gct a
job" II We don't fall on something
rrctty soon. it VII be Ali UP to one or
I the other Of US to rulfln his scenery and
! de- the p.caSc-nla'm stuff for TWO. II
YOU have any ideas. now Is tho time. as
the fellow said, 10 come TO the aid of
J the party
The two were on the outskirts Of the
town toward which they had been wa X
ing since morning. An ill-adv!scd vrn.
turc in Il ~netEhborinG c!ty--what John
called a mtscalcuIatton IN the crcdulity
OF tho cttizcnry-had resulted in their
departure without baggage.
w gotta get q new line" Curly nm
nounced as they sat with their backs
against a large signhoard. Any boob
could tell US that folks are learning the
dangers that Turk IN the dotted linz. \
contract now IA gotta have the virtual
evidence OF fulhllment."
John ruS" ard. facing the sign, idly
read what was there. shut up" he
said to the other. II am getting a big
idea" lie pointed 10 some letters at
the top or the board:
twenty-five dollars reward for IN
formation leading to the arrest OF any
one defacinG this siGn."
They read the words without speak.
Ing. Then John stopped for two blades
of grass which he hold. tips SHOWING.
in his clcnCkcd hand. "One 90 us" he
said, lis going to dcracc this sign and
III" other is going to have n nice warm !
bed In pail. The short grass Is the
lucky one" He bowed and motioned
rs toward Il closa pressing crowd: "Step !
right mp. ladies' and gentlemen. nothing
rrntur"a Is nothing lost and there are
no cards or rubber bands up ny sleeve
Curly. hesttatinr a second. pulled the
Longer sncnr. II mighta known t." he
mutt"rcd, We'll. get busy"
They separated. then approached the
sign from opposit" directions. Curly
reaching It first. When John wns n
half block away the other was cutting
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IAlIhree Minute Iales1
~ By AID Schuster,
A SIGN OF PROSPERITY
By AID Schuster

a block Of cardboard from one Of Thy
pIacards nailed on the .tard. For wan,
Of better inspiration. he cut the seconc
ard ttird words from: Don't Fail t.
Hear Or. kooEan Lecture on Applied
Psychology"
John ran ND shouting. grabbed Curly
scuiGl"d with him and, holding him
eighty, whistled and called for help
Several MGR approached, one n marsha,
Here is the fellow" John announced
! proudly. who has been doctoring up
these signs. 1t is time he was taught a
lesson" Giving Curly a glance OF i'm
mems" disgust. ne turned him over to
the marshal.
Say young fellow one OF the men
volunteered while John was busy dust
ing his clothes. you are In for a re-
ward. Did you know it?'
"Reward~ John questioned. "Oh. I'm
no; looking for anything for show
Ing this fellow up" He read the sign.
Suppose | might as we'll collect It,
though. Might mean a new hat for the
Wife"
Next morning Curly appeared before
the Justice and John. with most OF the
SOS was near the rail when the prisoner
brushed rast. John gave his testimony
and Curly. sha m"-facedly admitted that
he thought he was doing something
funny when he cut the sign.
Honest. your honor he said earn
es:ly, "this Is the first time I ever did
such 4 thing in my life and I assure
YOU as one gent. er gentlemen, TO N
other. I will never do so again"
Because OF CurIy's appeal and ap-
pearancc, and the fact that he had spent
Il night in jail, the judge let him on
with n $40 fine. Curly, who had pocket
Cd the money when he brushed past John
drew 1t out and left ihr room.
Outside OF Woodville the two met
and continued their journey. we have !
si4 to take us TO the city" said John !
happily. The signs are propitious.
Curly thought OF the night in Jail
and wondered where he would be II the
IN" had been larger.
IS all right, as II turned out" he !
only next time you mention J
sigma We arc going 10 mix" :
Tomorrow-The Robbery at Four !
Buttes. e.,
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IHea1hh Ta1lIESSI|
By John b Huber AM,MD

Disease is not only a matter Of individual suffering; it has also vas
social. economic and business aspects.
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TOBACCO A POISON

And now Tor specific c"mmcHts on
your letter Of Yesterday. Your friend
i l fear. 70 be c.aSSrI among those
most careless Of Humankind who after
40 years find themselves every ROW and
then obliged 10 consult - medical man
their hearts hayc become wUhaly By
reason OF their ~.iysrS: they lind life
difficult 20 live; their Kidneys have gone
~ sh?edS and mach more I must In
sympathy omjt 20 cei.. Thcu ,uu. the
disease VI m;dt.c 1aJ advanced life
& sCur" OF years before they shug.d
have come-5ecausc H.. vicious habits
o. youth and cary u:4a&o"d have pre-
cared ,Ae ground. have prrd!SpuScd the
body for the earlier % l,fe's Guwunul
dcSencracies. | suvuiuu think the lie
insurance c0i:i.;Uy ."g.,,.ug IN" n.y...
clan E"u mention would lind HIM n.,Ica
OF an asset.
You are atuaz"d. Reverend Father. uy
the hosts OF mvu gpu ucnt,u and WI
mud ~ total effect uH "a" ruauil,ua IL
t~h!S-Tountry anl Liitu-. Even H,trr ~.
health work walsh / have been io,u,
these several !"A.S. alter my u,".ri.r
OF Il century'S exp, -.rnCe IS Il pTac..-
toner of mediclar. my own mIHd also
remains appalled, at the situation. Tu.
facts l have here presented have h..n
these several years. uH't are uow. ut ia.
disposal OF anyone Who aendS u statue
ed selt-addresScd envelope. =. tr2e ~
hctitious name sent t. NE ustkcS I'D al
ference so long rs my S!G,"mrat - re-
Ceiyed.
There appc1S I" 10, Pgor"r ..urS rn ,ie
end that rlgar"t'" SarAiA" shu. ... !
abolished by g~o..rHU"Ht STEPS. WA
all the fervur "3ia whI,u | am r|tpar'c .
/ hope that sucn measures shall ""t .e-