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New Britain herald., 1923-11-13
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The Ladies' Aid society oG the
Methodist church will serve a supper
IN the church parlors Wednesday eve
ming from 10 S o'clock. All arc in
vitcd 90 attend.
There viii be the regular meeting
Of the Knights Of Pythias at their hall
this evening al The usual hour.
Tho local fnembers of tho Girl
scouts will attend . meeting Of their
troop in Berlin Wednesday afternoon.
Mics Georgia kelsey is spending a
few days as the guest OF relatives in
New britain.
There will he a meeting OF the Mod
"rn Woodncn At Athletic building
Thursday evening.
The adics Of the Methodist church
will meet 81 the home or Mrs. T.. ".
Foot on Main street Friday afternoon
10 soW.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. Absi arc entertain
ing guests from bloomington. n. r..
at heir home on Grove street.
Mrs J. \. Williams entertained the
metsbcra n Tho Social F1ye" ~ her
home on PoHfcId avenue this after
noon.
Mis- Dorothy sueenhime has r.
turned 70 her home on wilcox asebgs
after spending tic past few DAYS as
The guest o. friends il keune. y. u.
The shist social eiten by the iadies
ni Sacred iiCsrt church ~ the eburcf,
I'aflOrs sas largely attended. Tho
following were The prize winners,
adde's first. Airs. T.. CorswciI: ronso-
Istion. Miss g. niece Of Kensingtop.
gentleman's first. Philip N. Pagan Of
kensineton. consolation. VI. sureu-
liirne- Refreshments and music W.rs
.niOyed after the whist.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

first matches of the kensington Bowl
ing leagues series.
Kick About Culyeif
Attention has been called by Sow
eral Kensington residents to the eul-
vert on Main street. Kensinston, near
Anderson's store. This culvert runs
under the sidewalk, or did until tho
ground was worn down. The COM
plant Is that whenever there are
heavy rains tho water washes over
the sidewalk as the eulvcfH is COM
pletely stopped up. The attention OF
the town authorities has been called
to II and the information was given
out that the road Is state aid thor
oughfarc. II is understood that the
attention of the highway department
has also been called to 1t. The resi-
dents feel that the town teams could
get busy there and the workmen,
with little trouble could open tho
eulvert and deepen the ditch on the
other side OF II so that the water
would not run into the road, wash
ing away tho dirt and leaving small
canyons.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13
Is Your Work Hard
On Your Kidneys

Iz Your work wearing you ont? Arc
sou tortured with thrObbing backachs
-frH Hrod. weak and discouragcdf
THrH fooE 10 your kidneys. MANY 90
rupafians tend 70 ep8kcn the kidncyA
Consistent backar1fe. headaches, dizzt-
Hrse .aud rheumatic pains are tire
natural results You suffer annoying
bladder irregularities; fCei nervous.
irritable end worn oft Don't wait!
- D0au-s kidney Pills. Workers
everywhere recommend Deans. They
should help you. too. Ask your neigh
a8r,
4 New IsrItain Ta-e:
y r. Mitchell. H1achinist. 3ss Arch
street. says; "when ] was doing heavy
work. miy Kidneys started 10 bother
ne. had a heavy feeling across my
hack dnI the kidney secrsfions passed
Freely got Deans Kidney Pills At
the Dickinson Drug 60. and in two
weeks ] was all right Ny kidneys
have been strong eser since"
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

state highway department workmen
have been busy during the past few
days widening tho Berlin turnpike
This excludes Berlin street where
there are concrete cutters, but the
other parts OF the pike arc being
widened considerable distance on
each side.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13
Armistice Day Obser, ance


Yesterdays observance of Armis-
tice was one Of the biggest celebra-
tons ever seen here. Several hum
dred men, women and children, repre-
senting various organizations and the
school children took part The line
of march extended up West Main
street to Washington TO Broad to
Whiting to East Main to Hough TO
Maple TO the town lot at the corner
of Maple and Whiting streets. Mem
bers of Brock Barnes post, American
Legion headed tho procession while
music was furnished by the Eddy
Glover post band of New Britain. Fol-
lowing the parade, short exercises
were held on the town lot at which
/ Rev. John r. Fay, pastor of the
church of our Lady of Mercy was the
principal speaker. Rev. Charles s.
Wyckoff pastor OF tho Plainville
Congregational church gave bcnedic-
ton.
I'm the evening, the play Under
the Sea" was presented under the aus
piccs of the Legion post in the
Grange hall. The play was a success
'''''' ~ "fEANH hAiA pibNFh ~ 1NINdft-
ing farce from beginning TO end. At
the conclusion OF the performance. q
magnificent bouquet Of garden flowers
was carried down the middle aisle
and presented to Dr. l.. II. Frost, the
playwright. Dancing followed.
Tied in Contest
Floyd kalish and Peter Nolan are
tied for first place IN the hunting
contest being conducted by the Plain
Vile Engineering and Supply Co., each
having total OF points. The win
ner of the contest will be given a
rifle. kalish's bag Of game consisted
of one pheasant. three partridgcs and
two rabbits while Nolan's was one
pheasant. one partridge. two rabbits
aud four grey squirrels.
Episcopal Notes.
Wednesdays y. m, knights Of
Washington. Thursday, all afternoon /,
Parish Guild sewing: y. M. Parish .
Guild meeting; 5 p. m. Mr.. kcnyon's
lecture in Grange hall on tour
round the world.
The sale OF seats for the lecture to
be given by Mr.. Kenyon has0Acced-
" NV expectations VI lfit tOtHHllllfI 3
which Is handling them. The fcputa-
tinn Of the speaker and the fact that
his talk will BE- illustrated by stereop-
ticOn slides made from photographs
which he took himself while on mis-
tour. makes the discourse one OF the
most interesting and pleasing affairs
ever heard hero. Members Of the
! Episcopal church choir are in charge
OF the tickets and the proceeds will be
used 10 OUTFIT the choir with ali neces-
sary books and para phcrnaiia.
Farewell Party.
4 number 81 iris 1ds Of Miss Ger
trudc Ward gathered at her home
yesterday afternoon rs 4 farewell
rarity. Miss ward proved TO be- q
charming hostess The home was
prettily decorated Tor the occasion IN
coiofs and rccitations ana
were enjoyed throughout the
afternoon dainty iHHch was
New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

The Noman's Aid society Of the
Berlin Congregational church will
hold cafeteria supper IN the church
dining room Thursday evening at $50
o'clock
There vas no meeting OF the board
Of sclectmen last evening.
Tho weekly whist OF the kensing-
ton T. A. u. society will be held to-
morrow evening al o'clock al the
hall.
Little change has been noted In tho
condition OF Mrs. James Clarity OF
kensington. who fell and was injured
Saturday evening
Evening star., 1923-09-09
c. j. MAY ENROLL
5000 BY OCTOBER
Ten Added to Faculty of
Foreign Service School,
Dean on Leave.

Preparations are being made at
Georgetown University to provide
quarters and class room facilities for
nearly 5000 students from every state
in the Union. it was announced last
night.
Georgetown College will open to
approximately 500 students on Sep
tember 10 and by October /, the open
Ing date for the law school, the entire
university will be in full swing. Ten
new members have been added to the
faculty of the School of Foreign Serv-
Ice. The semester opens Septem-
ber 90.
DR.. Roy S. MacElwee, dean of the
school. has been given years leave
or absence. The school will be un-
der the active direction Of the assist
ant dean, Thomas II. Healy. a grad
uate of Georgetown: Mr.. Healy has
been connected with the foreign
service school since its founding.
New Faculty Members.
The new faculty members were an
nounced as follows: Francis NJ.
Anderson of the solicitors office, De-
partment of State; William Gordon
CIlltI dCCOun
United States Shipping Board; Daniel
T. casey. general manager Washing
ton Mortgage and Finance Corpora :
ton and former division chief of the
bureau of foreign and domestic com
merce; Ralph A. Graves, assistant
editor. National Geograph Magazine;
the Rev. Vincent 5. McDonough. 81.
regent of Georgetown University
Guillermo Butler Sherwell, research
assistant, Federal Reserve Board:
Addison Z. Southland. United States
consul; Glen Levin Swiggett of the
United States Bureau Of Education
the Rev. John J. TooAey, 81, pro-
fessor OF logic at Georgetown Col
lege.- and Herbert +. Wright. editor
and formerly of the Catholic Uni
versity.
The following courses have been
assigned TO the new faculty mem
bers: Mr.. Anderson. domestic COM
mercial law. Mr.. Buchanan, foreign
trade conventions; Mr.. Casey, export
sales practice; Mr.. GRADES, applied
geography: Father McDonough, pub
lie speaking; Mr.. Sherwell, Spanish
Mr Southland, consular practice
Mr.. Swiggett, world markets; Father
Toohey. logic: Mr.. Wright, political
science and comparative government
1t is the hope of the school that in
the near future. construction of its
new building. TO be known as tn.
college of Nations" will begin
In the interests of international
friendship. series of National
Nighss will be conducted by the
school during the coming year, each
one dedicated TO some foreign country.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Deaths Reported.

The foll"s'ng deaths have been reported
10 the health department within the last
twenty f?u: hours:
WiLisD Hylsnd. 80. ST. Ellzabeth's Hos.
pital
Sa!lie Williams. ~. 1917 Quincy St ne
Martha A. Waters a. 1875 3lst St
richardson A. Adamson. G3. ia Taylor st.
David Z. Seal, /. 1890 Col. rd
Emory Howell. o3, l4i3 Mass. ave
Grace IL. Kelley, 80. 2014 Kalorama road.
Leslie Richards. 10 months 1900 St
Infant of 1sadore aud Tobal Bodman, { min
utes. Providence Hospital.
VIM. II. Smith, 65. L. $. Soldiers Home
Hospital
Stephen Carter. ~. WyIes court
Andrew Brown, 80, $40 4th ST Sc
George II. brown. 81. 1920 Linden 81. ne.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Carhs of ThaukS.

COATES. We wish TO extend our sincere
thanks to our relatives and friends for their
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at the
death of our beloved son. CHARLES HENRY
COATES
GIGoUS. We desire to extend to our friends
and neighbors. the members of Snyder Fa rm-
er Post. No. 3. American Legion. of Hyatts-
VILE; National Capital Post. No. 127. Vet
Of Foreign Wars. OF Washington. and
others our heartfelt appreciation of their
Kindness and sympathy shown us during our
recent bereavement, upon the occasion of the
passing Of our son. JOHN W. GIGOUS.
MR.: AND MRS. w. GIGoUS. BRENTWOOD,
MD.
PREVoST. We wish 10 extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our many friends
for their kindness. sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes at the death of loved one,
ALBERT \. PROVOST. THE FAMILY.
WILSON. We wish 10 extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation 10 many friends
for their kindness. sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes at the death of our beloved
son, JACOB f. WILSON.
FATHER AND MOTHER. %
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses to marry have been issued to the
following:
Ringgold Hart and Elizabeth Hargrove Bur
well. both Of this city.
Sigurd Nfelby OF Minneapolis and Nina r.
Quinn. New York city.
John c. Waldmann and Lena N. Vey, both
of Baltimore, Nd.
William Erlbert and India Francis Slocum
both of Baltimore, Md.
Russell King Allen and Ruby Vernel Seal
both of Richmond, Va.
Roy S. Bond and Elvira Nelson. both OF
Baltimore, Md.
Isaiah Wyatt and Alma Burrell, both OF
Richmond. Va.
DR.. A. NJ. Hit OF Salem Va. and Winnie
Christine kean. Orange. Va
Howard c. Barrett Harrisonburg, Va. and
Ethel X. Waugh, this city
Frank NJ Heath and Marie 4. Yyonne both
of this city.
Joseph p. Butler. Bruddock. Va. and Rose
Tull, Del Ray. Va
Clyde n. simms and Catharine NJ Burke.
both of this city.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
86 ARRESTS MADE HERE
IN WEEK UNDER DRY LAW
Maj. Sullivan's Enforcement Squad
Assisted oy Internal Revenue
Agents in Local Cases.

Maj. Daniel Sullivan's dry-law en-
forcement squad. assisted by internal
revenue agents, the past week, made
eighty-six arrests for alleged dry
law violations These included thirty.
seven for selling, thirty for illegal
possession and nineteen for illegal
transportation of liquor.
Members of the uniformed police
force arrested 205 persons for intox-
ication. fifteen for driving automo-
biles while under the influence of
liquor and four for drinking in pub
lie.
Several times during the past few
months Maj Sullivan has called at
tention to violations of the law
against persons driving automobiles
while under the influence of liquor
He is anxious to have the courts i'm
pose Jail sentences upon such often
ders, believing nothing short of such
sentences will put a stop to the dam
gerouS practice.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported Il
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
Nelson and Mary IIefiin. girl
Harry and Edna VI. Ball. boy.
Isiah W. and Rosa Woodard, boy.
Cyrus w. AMI Jessie Poole, boy.
Robert c and Cordelia johnson. boy.
Richard r. and Marie f. Thibadeau, boy.
George and Ephrodite Papaionou, girl.
Irwin II. and Dorothy Fullmer boy.
Harrison Il. and Ruth McCawley. boy.
Harry F. and Hazel Marshall. girl.
William L. aad Elsie e. King. girl
Walter II. and Lille X. Werntz. girl.
Alan II. and Mary y. While. boy.
kanataro and Tsurra Hori. girl.
William and Mamie Harrison. girl.
Snnos and Carrie Young. boy.
James and Maggie E Botts, boy
Isaac and Bertha Gordon, girl.
Robert and Gertrude Brown boy
William +. and Mary +. Beverly. girl
John T. and Martha L. French, girl.
John and Grace VI. Day. girl.
Curtis and Mona Cunningham, boy
Louis and Corine Barnes girl
Eugene and Mamie Long, boy.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
gu m en1oriam.

BAYLIE. A tribute in memory Of my mother.
JENNIE BAYLIE. who passed on 10 her hea-
yenly home one year ago today, September
8. 1922.
We see our dear ones die here, but we
know that they live there. He has promised
that they with Him: we trust them to
Him without question.
DAUGHTER. NETTIE SKINNER. .
BROWN. In ssd but loving remembrance of
devoted mother, SARAH BROWN. who
died one year ago today. September g. 1922.
just line of sweet remembrance.
Just remembering fond and true.
Just a token of love and devotion,
That our hearts still long for you
'Tis sweet to be remembered
And a pleasant thing to find.
That although YOU are absent
You still are kept in mind.
HER CHILDREN, CORA. FANNIE AND
ANNIE, ~
Evening star., 1923-09-09
You'll Maruel
at This Neu
Lipstick"
Mons-Doriot
TANGEE
Stays on All Day
Unusually Economical
It's Waterproof!
It's Permanent!

This new, amazing Lipstick
Is soft tangerine shade. From
the original color it turns in
stantly on the lips to a natural
glow that Is startling in its nat
uralness. defying detection.
Won't rub off! Excellent for
the cheeks. See the imprisoned
glow Of youth instantly re-
stored. Get your stick today
at Peoples-$l.O0.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Eczema Remedy

We honestly believe CRANO-
LENE will cure any case Of
Eczema or other skin disease.
Come in and let US tell you about
IT. Use one jar, and if you are
dissatisfied, your money will be re-
funded. Special, S9o.
Evening star., 1923-09-09

Here's where you come in" on
a big saving. High Quality Elec-
trio Light Bulbs (40-watt), made
by skilled workmen. Guaranteed
perfect. Only z3c.
We advise early buying on this
item, as the quantity in stock will
not last long at the special low
price quoted above.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
j. B. L. Cascade

for internal bathing, because it
comes from the we'll known spe-
cialist, Charles A. Tyrell, M. D., of
New York, and successfully and
scientifically cleanses the Colon its
entire length.
Call and let US explain it to you.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

The Wanderlusters' hike will start
from Chain bridge at 2:30 o'clock and
end at Cherrydale, Va. Bring lunch
for campfire supper. Mr.. Sigh will
Evening star., 1923-09-09
These Monday Tuesdl
Boys! Get a
Buster Keaton
Hat Free!

Boys-Just drop in any one of
our IA convenient stores and ask
for one of these Buster Keaton
Hats-they're absolutely free.
To each of the first ten boys ap-
pearing in each of our IA stores
Tuesday and Thursday mornings,
Sept. llth and 18th, wearing a
+2~eter Keaton Hat correctly made
up we will give free pass for
Tuesdays and Thursdays matinee
eho~ings at Loew's Palace Theater
of Buster keaton's greatest super
comedy, Three Ages"
Six reels of rollicking fun. The funniest
feature ever filmed
Come, now, boys, and get Buster
keaton Hat free.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
M Marria1e.

JACoBS-WILSoN. Mr.. and Mrs Charles H.
Wilson wish to announce the marriage Of
their daughter. BEATRICE E. To Mr..
CHARLES c. JACOBS. Wednesday. August
Evening star., 1923-09-09

Two mountains. $3.50 feet and 3,0s5
feet high respectively, and one and
two-thirds miles apart, are to form,
the aerial masts for the powerful
neM wireless station in Germany
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Toilet Articles
Priced Lou

Marv Garden .z5c
$500 Zip Depilatory. y.......................S. .S.z5
$l00 Delatone Depilatory. .......... S9c
Soc Kinds Honey and Almond Cream. ..... .39c
SOC Orchard White .........................4 .4zc
SOC Hennafoam Shampoo. oo..................35 .35c
e bottles $l.o0)
SOC Watkins Mulsihed Cocoanut Oil. ...... .37c
ooc OQorono .................... .LsC
25c Woodbury's Soap: .17c
(s for 6oc)
SOC Stillman's Freckle Cream. .4zc
$l00 Barnard's Complexion Cream. ....... .69c
soc GaZo Nail Polish. h......................4 .4Zc
SIC Cutex Preparations. nS.....................Z9 .Z9C
Soc Djer Kiss Rouge. ........................4 .4zc
Tangee Lip Stick. ..................$1 .$1.00
Sl25 LOrigan Face Powder der................7 .79c
$l.00 Azurea Face Powder .78c
Three Flowers Face Powder. .75c
Soc Djer Kiss Face Powder. .................4 .42c
SOC Lablache Face Powder der..................39c .39c
SOC Pompeian Rouge .......................4z .4zc
75c Cleopatra Day Cream. Observation-Disclosures .59c
Z5c Resinol Soap. ..................1 .18c
35c Creme Daintie Deodorant. .......... .z9c
75c Kaptiv Tar and Egg Shampoo. sec
Soc Palmolive Shampoo. Observation-Disclosures. sec
Evening star., 1923-09-09
G::1AesA
(CC
BigAuto
Sponges
Special 49c

You need one of these High
quality Sponges to clean your car
with or to use around the house.
Large size, and regular 75c value.
Extra special at 49c.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
We Recommend
Internal Baths

If the proper method is used, be-
cause we know that they will alb
solutely correct Constipation and
A Administration in perfectly
natural way, and these are the
cause of 95 per cent of human ills.
We also recommend the
Evening star., 1923-09-09

Stock up now on this high quality
Bathroom Tissue-specially priced for
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
rolls, 25c. Limit, IL rolls to each Gus
toner.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Hand Brushes
Only 29c

Pure bristles, strongly set in
attra ctive handle. A special
purchase enables us to sell
these splendid Nail and Hand
Brushes at 29c.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
$500
Fully Guaranteed
Electric
Flat Irons
Special, 2@:@
Sale of Sundries!

Splendid Quality Rubber Gloues, pr.
$500 Bath Sprays.
Bath Brushes, long, detachable handle, !
Small Hot Water Bottles, fully guran
teed
$3.50 Feuer Thermometer. ........
75c Euer Ready Shaving Brushess ;.
Quality Whisk Broon,s. ............
Migrants Imported Nipples. .........
Gun, Rubber Crib Sheeting, 36x36. . j.
Evening star., 1923-09-09

Off comes all your superhous
hair. Just spread on Meet, the
wonderful new cream, let it stay
little while, then rinse off all
the hair with clear water. Used BY
physicians. Money back if it fails
to please you. soc size-speciaI,
4Zc.
Evening star., 1923-09-09

You can keep the roses in your cheeks with
the aid of Nadine Face Powder. This delight
ful powder special for Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Sc. Limit, 2 to each customer.
Evening star., 1923-09-09

This famous Soap is known the world
over, and needs no introduction to you
he price tells the story-Sc per cake
NJ Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday only.
Limit, I cakes to each customer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1923-09-06
FARM JOURNAL SAYS

We don't care how much man says If he only says 1t in few words.
 Evil cannot be fought once and done with. It must be faced and conquered day by day.
 It costs less to keep a coal fire over night than to leave 1t go out. Sallie Ann Wins says so.
 Girls, mistrust man who will not take the last hot cake, but prefers to wait for the next batch!
 At this season of the year. out of respect for their age Gf not at all seasons, in order to do them justice), potatoes should be baked.
 Just think what would happen if, when you needed a doctor, you had to wait as long for him as he sometimes has to wait for his money.
 Peter-"You didn't have a very good time at your birthday party yester- day" Paul-"I did so,' You did? Then why ain't you sick?"
 One of the saddest and most vexa- tious trials that come to a girl when she marries, Is that she has to dis charge her mother and depend upon servant girl.
 Uncle Levi Zink says that to the American boy there is an awful, a majestic difference in weight between the butt end of fishpole and a hoe handle.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1923-09-06
GERMS

A million microbes may be found on the point of pin.
 The germ theory of disease holds there Is specific germ for each deh- mite disease.
 Microbes are never found on gold coin; paper money Is an ideal harbor- ing place for them.
 Webster defines bacterium: Micro scopic organism of various forms and shapes; a disease germ.
 Bacteria are minute vegetable organ lsms, many species of which are harm less; others are harmful to man, but all are of more or less value in the economy of nature.
 The average number of bacteria In teaspoonful of milk, kept under the most sanitary conditions, is 6,OOo,OOO Some of them are probably doing use ful work, but the others are decidedly perniciouS.
 The germ theory of disease implies that these living organisms are con- municated from an infected person principally by food, drink or air, grow and multiply in the body with which they have come in contact and produce the disease of which they are charac reristic.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1923-09-06
WHAT EVERY BOY KNOWS

WhAI EvEhI 6UI kNUWS How to be interesting.
 How to settle any argument. How to get fruit for nothing. How to dress In two minutes. How to create a laugh in company. How to keep bath tub immaculate. How to improve on the dictaphone. How to save money on street-car fares.
 How to dispel the tedium of house hold. How to polish a banister most effi- ciently.
 How to get full benefit out of a va cant lot.
 How to get along without a step ladder.
 How to keep pillows from getting lumpy.
 How to fall asleep without an opiate.
 How to beat the daylight-saying system.
 How to escape boredom during sermon.
 How to make a favorable impre ssion on a dog.
 How to get around the one-piece bathing suit ordinance.
 How to get more than the market price for a catch of fish.-Life.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1923-09-06

The demand for glycerin to make explosives is said to menace short age of soap. There may be schoolboys whose eyes will shine at this report if not their morning faces.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1923-09-06

No matter how much style Is put iD the American uniform. 1t would not appeal to the stacker who stands on the street corner all day to keep from ruining the crease in his trousers.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1923-09-06

The most complimentary thing thai has been said about the German-Amer jeans Is the Berlin Lokal Anzeigers admission that they "are insufficient ly equipped with kultur."
The Wrangell sentinel., 1923-09-06

Our idea of a popular fellow in the neighborhood Is one who owns a com- plete assortment of garden tools and seems never to want to use one when bis neighbors have need for 1t.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1923-09-06
VAGARIES OF HUMAN LIFE

More men than women are color blind.
 Four per cent of children are left handed at birth.
 Only one man in 200 is more thai six feet In height.
 Medical science issunable to explain the cause of warts
 One side of a persons face Is bette looking than the other, and expert agree there Is no exception to tha rule. Er ,....