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ANCIENT RACE OF OWAHFS
Known to Exist Before the Christian
Era, but Only Comparatively
Recently Discovered.

A race Of dwarfs called Wambuttl
in Africa, were known to exist nine
centuries before the Christian era
The geographer Hipparehus located
these plgmles near the equator, close
to the Mountains Of the Moon where
Henry N. Stanley, the African e1-
plorer, discovered them % centuries
later. Stanley thus describes his hrs'
interview with this ancient and inter
esting race:
DNear a place called Ayetko, on
the teri river, our hungry men founu
the arst male aud female OF the pig.
mics squatted in the midst Of a Wlld
Eden. peellng plantains' You car
imagine what a shock It was 10 I'M
moor little creatures at finding them
selves suddenly surrounded by gigan
40 Srdanese. six feet four inches l
height. nearly double their ow
weight. and black as coal. But N
Z Z~anzibarls, always more tenderness,
I al than the sudanese, prevented u
: climbed rifles and cutlasses from :
ri tlnguIshlng their lives there anu tns
4 and brought them to me as pri1'
v The height OF the man was four ie'
d that OF the woman a little less,
e may have weighed about % pouu'
4. the color Of the body was tha' Ol
e half-baked brick, and a light prO
~ fell stood out very clearly 80
~ as natural intelligence was eOnSe'I
II. within his limited experience ns
,se certainly superior to any O'a'A
nv IN our camp" ,.-s,,,
an The inhabitants OF TINS lo,O,u'
Ing region we're il keeping WIN s'V 90,
AK lster surroundings being "''u' DO
ne and v~lndictive.
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Notice of Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting Of stoeknO,u5
vii, be held at its office on Hra3 q
w Venue ne tuesday, January 2 lszo !;
sO otwes tbe hours of 9 a, m, and =
rectors for the ensuing year. anu r aSs
t tSS't transaction Of any other business
wni'H ]. c. WINKLER, President
= WINKLER, Secretary.
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|Gssana He Dictated From NOtss-

ksstmss He Dictated From Notes.
M dvellers IN the suburbs and took
I Hme train in to business In the
nAng-ireQuently the same one
M At night. That Is how they
" 10 establish that propinquity
va & Of such help in swelling the
aniip statistics. Henry soon got
allng upon Margaret at her pater-
y cottage and to sitting with her OF
rnH nights on the paternal piazza
gazing out over the dreamy
Aioded meadows where the slfted
Aalght fell, and consuming large
a1tes Of Ice cream from the VIII
Wore, they passed many a bliss
Au. And one evening Henry
And Margaret said Yes
-pid was employed in Mrs. Petit
~ establlshment-one Of thos'
Vlewriung places where man,
: q many machines click away al
eg copying documents or takln
aa nom men who rush In. spea
'ile piece, grab up the typ
results, pay their money an
-' vas one patron OF Mrs. Petl
establishment who always
Asrgaret as his amanuensis,
n'ut forty, evidently a me
a'0s person, and he was WI
lNa Also he tried his ha
Y Uories. Sometimes he die
.a notes sometimes "out OF
nom a literary point Of Vi
WIS we're equally dlsastro
' never knew what his
Naahe had a "pen nan
which he placed at the b
eaa storiea Henry Knew al
'-Ak' Margaret had told
~ h the habit Of discus
Ne lights and shadows
..a'n understanding. It
1e'e discussions that Ms
ane gradually aware
~ What he frankly called
apNty bum typewriter"
go'ed him for the yulg
1e'e'slon, hut refraIned
"a essential truth. 7
al'-and another Il
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Stockholders Meeting.

The stockholders of Lexington Saw;
ings Bank will hold their annual
meeting at the banking house OF said
bank on Wednesday the 10th day OF
January 1923 at nine o'clock a, M,
for the purpose of electing directors
for the ensuing year, and the trans
action of such other business as may
come before said meeting.
F. LEE WALLACE, President.
ALBERT G. YOUNG, Secretary.
Dec. %, 1922.
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In InR OlIGulL 0UuAA VI G0ARJNN
County, Missouri, at Lexington, FEB
ruary Term, 1928. In vacation, De
cember 10th, 1922.
Traders Bank, a corporation
ialh'nn'
VS..
John Navel ...--..---De1endanI
Now at this day comes Traders
Bank, a corporation, plaintiff IN the
above entitled cause before the I'M
dersigned clerk of the Circuit Court
of Lafayette County, in vacation, and
files herein its petition and affidavit
alleging among other things that de-
PENDANT John Navel has absconded
and absented himself from his usual
place Of abode in this state so that
the ordinary process OF law CANNOT
be served upon him.
Whereupon, it is ordered by me the
Clerk Of said court in vacation that
publication be made herein notifying
defendant as follows: To the said de-
: PENDANT John Navel:
: You are hereby notified that the
plaintiff has commenced a suit a.
cainst you in this court by petition
and attachment founded upon two
notes one for the sum of One Hum
bred and Sixty Dollars of date August
,e 10th. 1922, payable to the order OF
E. Traders Bank four months after date
fl with interest from date at the rate
at of eight per cent per annum, COM
Sc pound, executed by you the said John
r Navel, the other for the sum Of Two
of Hundred and Fifty Dollars of date
ng January goth, 1922, payable to the
he order Of Traders Bank Eight Months
MI after date with interest from date
ar at the rate of eight per cent per al
re- mum, compound, executed by yor
he .John Navel, together with Henry
lg- Steffens and Adolf Steffens; thai
your property is about to be attach
ore ed and that unless you the said Johi
cad Navel be and appear at this court a
the the next term thereof to be begul
and and holden at the court house in tn
'rd- CITY of Lexington, in said County, o
the 18th day of February, 1923, an
t a on or before the said 18th day
ing February answer or plead to the pr
Ger, tition in said cause the same will ;
mtg taken as confessed and Judgment WI
ain be rendered against you and yoI
for PROPERTY sold to satisfy the same.
! at And it ID further ordered that
ton COPY hereof be published accordiI
the to law in The Lexington Intelligence
ERIN a newspaper published in said coun
of Lafayette designated by the plai
Jerk. tiff and its attorneys of record I
-four weeks successfully, published
the least once a week the last inserti
unity to be at least fifteen days before !
first day of said next February, 10
Jerk. Term Of this Court.
1922. w. T. TUT, Circuit Gle
By FELIX G. YOUNG,
(. Deputy Cler
A True Copy From The Record.
IS. Witness my hand and seal OF
yette Circuit Court of Lafayette Cou
Term this 18th day Of December, 1922.
No w. T. TUT, Circuit Cl'
By FELIX G. YOUNG,
erage Deputy Gle,
shall, (SEAL) Dec. %, Il
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No,i,o Of stockbolders' Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of Lexington Eagle Building
Company will be held in the Secreta-
RVS Office on the second moor Oh ene
Eagle Building on Monday, January
= 1923, for the purpose of electing
directors for the ensuing year. ana
for the purpose of transacting such
other business as may come DeiIL'
sad meeting. The meeting Will be-
DIN at 10 o'clock a. mr and continue
until A o'clock p. M. D..,,.n,
Attest: G. C. SCHAWE, Secretary
; Dec. Is, 1922.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
mn on NETCCOTTPT

. Il - vi 4Ao9O !
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE-ss.
In the Circuit Court of Lafayette
County, Missouri, February Term,
1928, at Lexington. In vacation De-
cember 9Th, 1922. ,.n
Jennie Evans .........-.---.-.PlalntiH
VS..
Perry Evans ......-....~-.--.Detendan
Now at this day comes the plaintiff
herein by her attorney and files her
petition and affidavit, alleging, among
other things, that defendant Perry
Evans, is a nonresident of the State
of Missouri. Whereupon, it is order
ed by the Clerk of said Court in vaca-
ton as follows: To the said defend
ant, Perry Evans, you are hereby no
titled that the plaintiff has commence
ed a suit aginst you in this court
; the object and general nature O
which is to obtain a decree Of dlvorc'
: from the bonds of matrimony here
$ tofore contracted between plaintiff
a and defendant on the grounds tina
YOU have without a reasonable caus
5, or any cause whatever absented your
e. self from plaintiff for the space
a one whole year next before the film
r, Of plaintiffs petition and also On tt
n ground Of non support, and that VI
less said Perry Evans be and appe;
K at, this Court, at the next term Their
IN of, to be begun and holden at Il
s. Court House in the City of Lexin
ma ton, in said county, on the 18th d
el- of February next, and on or befo
OF the said first day answer or pie
tn to the petition in said cause, t
.er same viii be taken as confessed, a
is judgment win be rendered accol
IN ingly.
H copy hereof be published, Accord
to law in the Lexington Intelligenc
la a newspaper published in said coul
lh- of Lafayette, designated by the pla
uh- tiff and her attorney of record,
lte- four weeks successfully, published
IA least once a week, the last insert
lei to be at least fifteen days before
.ier first day Of said next February II
Hell of This Court.
rich W. T. TUTT, Circuit CT,
Ter A True Copy From The Record.
sier, Witness my hand, and seal of
eier, Circuit Court of Lafayette Cot
ink this 9Th day Of December, 1922.
w. T. TUT, Circuit Cl
the (SEAL) Dec. 10, ]
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stockholders Meeting Notice

Not;ce is hereby given that ,' uE
N SSoSaors Of the Traders Bank WI sla
s%tGe s tSair annual meeting at the
hold Nsiu r,e house Of said bank S on Mon on,
G GsvAt ths Sth day Of January, ig y that hat
ginning sr ' ne y purpose Of elect ing f %,
f tSe Transaction Of such ot me- meet nsst
ing. NJ HOPKINS, President
IL. G. CkEN9nA Dec. Is, l9z
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Whlch viii appear later-sbe vos
surprised when one evening ahort
weeks after Henry had made his adoo,
iaratlon in FORM" he burst in unon hor
sitting on the piazza and cried ont
ITS all over. We can't get marr,o.
I'm fired. I'm no good at anytb,ua
Just eame to say good-by."
margaret cut him short by imnlapt.
ing a Kiss upon his lips and sov,n,
calmly; Henry, dear, it's not ALI ovas
Its Just begun-thls love Of orrs
IT'S all for the best, You never wonld
have made a decent typlst in q brn.
dred years; but there are lots Of otbe,
! things you would be a success NJ I
: have beer considering the matter for
some time and have decided that Won,
= vocation Is that of a travelling sales
man. And now l have a pull and -,
= plan. You remember my telling w,
about that Mr.. Vahtek-the man wb,
- thinks he can writer Well. what a
: you suppose his real name ls2 II,
" Charlton, junior member of Hohson
lVe Co. l found It out when he came int
'Ss the office today and offered me a n
'au sition with his firm at $40 a wee
'"u more than | I'm getting now to tal
the place Of an incompetent vom
man-that's yOu-whom he had IN
nth discharged"
tai Great Scott" exclaimed Hen,
ong But what about old man Hobs
men who swore he never would have
woman about the officer recg
be that's why they put up with me
tive long-the difficulty Of getting anotr
we'd, male typlst who wouldn't be wa
with than l was"
lans oh" replied Margaret, MIR. I
case son, understand, retires from ac
& business next week-so, that's
| by right"
that And you took the jobY" as
liking Henry,
3 let "Yes-yes," said Margaret, 81
do conditions"
con conditions? What do you me
Henry swell you see" replied Mar
How slowly, "Mr. Charlton said he
Id not given up his Idea Of being a
author-sald that he guessed he
hand as much Of a mis6t at l~lteratu
ed his you were at typewrltlng-and ms
/, keep a condition Of my taking over
ceived Job that | should never tell 1
II she office Of his firm Of the awful
had he used to dictate to me. And
Henry made a condition, too. It wal
0 hard IL told he should give
people trial as a travelling salesman"
1t was a minute before Henry
gather his wits. Then he asked
what did he sayf"
Margaret assumed q look as
as that of a cat which had JUS
a canary, as she replied: "Ol
1 had explained to him that v
going TO be married, he laugh
said, It's sheer blackmail,
lady-but 1t goes What do
mi pose he meant, Henryr'
iii We have 1t upon the auth
Mr.. Charlton himself that He
as great a success as a salesm
had been a failure as a typls
is why they eventually took
u the firm.
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to be at least fifteen days be-
fore the first day of said next Feb
1928, term of this Court.
w. T. TUT, Circuit Clerk.
A True Copy From The Record.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
the Circuit Court of Lafayette County,
Missouri, this 18th day of December,
1922.
W. T. TUTT, Circuit Clerk
(SEAL) Dec. Is, 1922
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Dollars and Cents

Counting it only in dollars and
cents, how much did that last
cold cost you? A man may not
always stop work when he has
a cold, but perhaps it would be
better if he did. 1t takes about
ten days to get completely rid
OF a cold under the usual treat
ment. That time can be much
shortened by taking Chamber
laln's Cough Remedy and prop
er care of yourself, in fact, a
bottle of this remedy in the
house is a mighty good invest.
4 ment during the winter anC
0 spring months. Adv
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Governs the play

Jack Potts-Masips '''s
deal ike playing earO''
The elrl-How sol IL, IN know
= SS soa r'' q hand Is vOrth--S'''''
Evening Transcript
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Mi.6ts and a
Blackmailer
3, H. IRVING KING
..seu4a4H1s1s1s.'S s.sa,sl.sA

TtgsA@sr 90. newspaper syndicate.)
60 cummins and Margaret P.
Henry > hoth engaged in the hon
snth v seO fairly lucrative occupation
Ora0le anu n,ng typewrlters for a living,
q pcunuins = star at it. She could
NarEare s..tion as fast as any man
nRe o p@ and talk sanely she spelled
could talA nuuctuated to perfection.
correctly unusual word had no terror
The pus' no see her shapely fingers go
ir hef' the keys was a positive
tripping wy furthermore, she did not
delight in working hours, always
chew gun n,cr and span as If she had
@ked ~ ~ prt Of a bandbox, and had
lst CONF po,S pretty and Intelligent
,i a.s combination. -,
leaslDs Henry, while a clever youtl
a sa n, ways goOd-loOking gar ana a,s sonl
3 p'I ~ had drIfted into the wrOn
war; ~ J. the saying is. Young me
lev I know, not so very con
Pls's .oradays; but they may ,
nal now and then in conserVauN
i'uno .. ay houses where a beetle-browe'
S'sps' I'D fogy Of a senior partner WI
el srsnlstorlc% conception Of "w W al
tplsa Solds sway-as was the ca
s' NJ mercantile house Of HoOsSn
u' Yes. Henry was employed
. ~ NJ hut it was evident II
Hol .snnlS not be for long. In taxi
y F gua.on Of ordinary business
y oa'snMabout all he had to d
" natter Of his machine was c
y M .'' interrupted while He
Ssa .l, DWhat was that lastr "a
4 you spell that wOrdf or = uiu
catch that .no h,
-I,Ds on the wall that foreboded
' s%Issal. And he did want to J
", ,oh. too; for he had conce
~ ,i sss' Of marrying Margaret II
n0S have him; and Margaret
""sl,ed the idea Of marrying d
NM should ask her. These TWO
.avns and estlmable young p'
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Miss Lee Meng, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Reinhart of Columbia, Mo-,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Proud
fit of Lincoln, Neb, spent the
holidays at the home of j. F.
Vim.
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1928, at Lexington. In vacation No
vember oath, 1922.
John W. Moore, doing a Cooperage
business in the City Of Marshall,
Missouri, under the name Of j. W..
Moore Cooperage Company,
Plaintiff.
VS..
John j. Henner DefendanV
Now at this day comes the PLAIN
Iltif herein, John w. Moore, doing
4 a Cooperage Business in the city OF
j Marshall, Missouri, under the name
t of ]. w. Moore Cooperage Company,
e by his attorneys, before the under,
signed, w. T. Tut, clerk Of the said
10 circuit court, in vacation, and hles
herein his petition and affidavit, al
If leging among other things, that de-
Id PENDANT John j. Henner, is a non-res-
ID ident of the State of Missouri;
id Whereupon, it is ordered by me the
ie, Clerk of said court in vacation that
so publication be made herein notifying
lis defendant as follows: To the said de-
IL PENDANT John ]. Henner;
T." You are hereby notified that tbs
es- plaintiff has commenced a suit agalns'
le- YOU in this court, by petition and at
ng tachment founded on a note for tn
)ur sum of six hundred dollars, Of dat
the July /, 1922, payable to the order o
md /. w. Moore Cooperage Compan
asst ninety days after date, with interes
28) from date at the rate OF 3 per cen
Ity- per annum, interest to compound
lis not paid annually, executed by yo'
the said John j. Henner, that YOU
hat property is about to be attached, ar
said that unless you, the said John
,ws, Henner, be and appear at this Cour
at the next term thereof, to be b
e of gun and holden at the Court Hou
and In the City Of Lexington, in SO
lter, County. on the 18th day of Fehrvai
lrles 1929. next, and on or before the SO
ixty 10Th day answer OF plead to the I
ibed tition in said cause, the same will
Of taken as confessed, and judgm'
lship will be rendered against you 2
(25) your property sold to satisfy
Tor same.
E, soS And It is further ordered, that
J, in COPY hereof be published, accord
X as to law in The Lexington Intelligent
death a newspaper published in said cou
scend of Lafayette, designated by
ming. p~laintiff and his attorney Of rec,
rning for four weeks successfully, publ
( her ed at least once a week, the last
n the sertion to be at least fifteen days
re the fore the first day Of said next
land ruary, 1928, Term of this Court.
after W. t. TUT, Circuit CT
o the A True Copy From The Recc
Wern- Witness my hand, and seal Of
Circuit Court Of Lafayette Co
estate this oath day Of November, 1922.
Sc and W. L. IOlI' Sireule :,
l John (SEAL) Dec. 0,
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Jamese 7. Kinkead left We'd
nesday evening for his home in
Miami, Okla, after a visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Galloway. Mrs. Kinkead and son
will remain for a more extended
visit.
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DR.. W, t. Mcclure, pastor of
the NJ. E. Church, South, is in
st. Louis this week on church
business. He will return today.
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Col. and Mrs. F. S. Bowen of
Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and Major
Dean Halford of Jefferson Bar
racks, are guests at the home of
Major and Mrs. C. L, Mitchell
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ExECUTRIX's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that Let.
ters Documentary on the estate Oh
George L. Trail, deceased, were grant
ed to the undersigned on the 9Th day
of December, 1922, by the Probate
Court Of Lafayette County, Missouri.
An persons having claims against
said estate are required to exnlpi'
them for allowance to the underslgn.
ed within SIX months after the date
of granting said letters, or they may
he pregluded from any benefit OF SAFE
estate; and II such claims be not ex
Inhibited within n year from the dat
Of granting said letters, they VIII b
forever barred. =,
Witness my signature on this OF
day Of December, 1922.
MARIA I. TRAIL,
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onnpp OF PUBLICATION.
/, mccOURI,

ST COUNTY ~ Of L AI,A, y lafayette
IN the SI ! U'f February oD ri pol
T ,SSsl u Lexington. In vacuum"
; ST. %.l lsi I'1 and Charles Is, W %s1ai1s
SSo'v sue by and .t tS5UuES' appoint
T'r G9aiaEiiss 9' and Acting f PIaiatir.
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WIN Tempe; ing , ,E%:.IsaT;PIi aps = g. Sas.i'Ri + +
E:nR Is%d5iy aissli's saipss!'yyS 4. w iaas VII i
TTesmpel, executor :, q G1hristof TemPe'l !
and saa.. Tssip SSd william +, Ts RsSTna !
MIS- Ms individual w aPTTsmpsl, Angus
T L %ERsnp ssI Ernest TH. J., gs@p''' FErit
TTsnr.I T T6"Is Tssn rii NV, w'I ssIII
TT s%DsI, Maria Schulz Louise
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI.

COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE-ss.
In the Circuit Court Of Lafayette
County, Missouri, February Term
1928, at Lexington. In vacation No
vember oath, 1922.
John W. Moore, doing a Cooperag!e
business in the City Of Marshall
Missouri, under the name of ]. W
Moore Cooperage Company,
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Attested by Elizabeth n. Wilson
Clerk Of Probate Court for Lafay-
cite County, Missouri.
(SEAL) Dec. D. As1s'
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nRnER oF PuBLICATION

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE-ss.
In the Circuit Court Of Lafayette
County, Missouri, at Lexington, Feb
ruary Term, 1928. In vacation, De-
cember 10th, 1922.
Traders Bank, a corporation
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COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE-ss.
In the Circuit Court of Lafayette
County, Missouri, February Term,
1928, at Lexington. In vacation De-
cember 9Th, 1922. 800
.Jennie Evans Plants
The Washington times., 1922-09-03
Glen Echo.

THE gala celebration which
began at Glen Echo Park yes-
terday. to extend over Labor Day.
drew crowds that taxed the can
acity Of the resort Picnickers
found extra tables and benches
placed I'm the picturesque groves
for their convenience. and all the
amusements running full tilt. The
derby racer. coaster dip, old mill,
whip and cerrousel did a big busi-
ness. Tom6rrow there will be q
special matinee dance from 4 to I
p. m, with music by the twelve
piece Glen Echo orchestra, under
the leadership Of the popular Jazz
leader, s"Andy" Oehmann, The
night dancing session will begin
at $50 and continue until the park
closes. The management Of the
park is looking for one Of the big
gest Labor Day celebrations in It's
history.
The Washington times., 1922-09-03
Success Receipt
Bv Mildred Davis

NNE of the most charming Of
Harold Lloyd's associates Is
Mildred Davis. who has been
filmed opposite the horn-rimmed
Iaugh-maker ever since Bebe Dan
iels harked to the call Of stardom
In feature productions. Miss Davis
is a young woman Of ideas whose
doctrines seem to be justified in
the practice. She says:
Keep early hours, draw o sharp
line between work and play, eat
your meals at regular times, keep
your mind on your work when
you're at It. forget It when you
aren't. and always think pleasant
thoughts.
"Some Of the old saws have real
meaning back Of them-especiaiiy
that one about beauty sieep,'"
says Mildred. She declares that
tho habit Of retiring early was
formed for her by her fond parents
when. Of course. she was very
young and considered II a great
hardship. She knew many girls
who were launched in society at
the tender age OF fourteen years.
but Father and Mother Davis
made an exception of Mildred, TO,
minding her that she could. go to
Lilly Whites party" which she
understood was bedl
The other day she saw some of
those early ,debutantes. who lock
as II they had never had an illusion
in life, Around their eyes were
etched crows feet. which Mildred
Yys is a great argument for
"beauty sleep"
"While food Is now being cen.
sidered In terms of calories, the
physical and mental life should be
similarly viewed" she says. There
can be we'll beings for an individual
who Is following a work schedule
of rs per cent, with 25 per cent for
play, but 1t ought to be a $3.50
proposition.
pleasant thoughts are as valu.
able as beauty sleep, for they form
a wonderful capital on which to
draw for facial expression, and
they head the list IN contributing
to ones fitness in life. Keep the
heart, mind and body in harnrb.
NOUS relation with your daily pro.
gram and the fitness will take care
of itself"
Harold Lloyd and Mildred Davis
will be screened this week, begin.
ming this afternoon, at Crandali's
Metropolitan Theater in their new
five reel feature, "Grandma's Boy. /"