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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-19
SANDY !; !;
/ BY
ELENORE
MEHERIN

expect this? Do you think we'r
the first or the last Of our kind to
find the going hard?''
ooh. you don't know what you're
saying!"
"No! Don't II" She flung from
him. going with her quick, deter
shawl arrogantly about her shout
ders. Don't I? But l know enough
to see that the world isn't sowing
roses in our little garden Of love!
It never does for its Red Lilies!'
SANDY. for the love Of God! Oh,
Sandy! Stop!"
But she now felt hard and bright
and reckless: +Oh. thump your
craw about it! We are what we are!
Why cant you be sport enough to
face the facts ;"
They reached the automobile
parked in the shadows. Ramon
felpcd her in and stood with his head
1 10 wed, staring down the road. Pres
fntlys he got in-began to drive. He
drove, slowly. without speaking
without once looking at her.
She was shaking. She went over
the things she had said. Her teeth
chattered with them.
She felt his hands gripping her
wrists; heard his long. rasping
breaths. and drew herself down,
thinking heavily: "Why did 1? Oh,
Lord wish he'd talk. Lord, isn't
he ever going to talk?" Sounds
reared in her ears, but her mind was
dumb and blank.
They came to the hill where they
had often stopped. He asked duly:
| do you want to stop? Do yON want
to 60 home now?"
"Stop."
For long while they sat in 81
lcncc. Then she flung tho shawl off
as though it strangled her and said
in a high, breaking voice: "Wcll. ii
you're going to sit here like y mute
We might rs we'll go on"
He put his foot on tho starter
She became hystcrical: Don't be SO
ridiculous! Can't person get ex.
cited once in = lifetime ?"
II think you half meant what you
said. Sandy"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-19
IT IS DasHoNoRABLr TO LISTEN

Although he didn't deserve it,
couldn't help feeling = little bit
sorry for Mr.. Robinson.
Poor old mani He seemed 20 have
..aged ten years In the time since !
saw him the day before and this
morning.
really had much more respect for
him than for Doctor Flint, whom I
knew to be one Of those men who
would sacrifice anything for money
and certain standing with his EN-.
ploycr. .
Pointedly turned away from the
doctor and spoke directly to Mr.. Rob-
inson, II will not stay any longer"
] said, "for evidently I will be quite
in the way II you wish to consult
with Doctor Flint"
turned to 60 with sinking spirits.
The day was passing rapidly. had
to have that money some way. and
was sure that hypocritical doctor
would keep Mr.. Robinson rs long A.
he could.
Much to my delight, however, Mr..
Robinson said, "Miss Dean, will you
step into my office and wait? I will
DO down immediately. and want to
sec you."
bowed my head. Whatever Mr..
RobinsOn's omission or commission,
he was always = gentleman.
As ! left the room ] heard Doctor
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-19

It would have been good thing for anyone who
still looks at through romantic eyes to have been
ia the neghborhood Of the arsenal explosion the
other day.
According to hard-boed marine Officers it was
just like busy sector of the western front during
the height Of the German offensive.
There certainly nothing romantic about the
New Jersey tragedy Property damage runs to more
than; hundred million dollars, something like two
score were killed and several hundred wounded.
And that is all that amounts to-loss Of life
and property The difference is that war is not &C
ciAenta1 as this explosion was. 1t is prcmcditated
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-19
New Lives in Old Bodies

What is perhaps the greatest single piece Of edu-
cational endeavor undertaken has been COM
pRtcd by the government. Approximately 10000
veterans Of the world have been rchabltatcd by
vocational training since that service established
six years ago.
President Coolidge has signed bill extending the
work for year for the benefit Of 1000 men,
ly half Of whom in colleges and universities.
Neither the number Of beneficiarcs nor the
amount expended (sG4l SOL ,O26) makes the project
tile men themselves and to the country at large.
And that economic Importance is ovcrshadowcd by a
realization Of the unquenchable spirit Of determine
ton that carried these partly wrecked through
to victory more bitterly won than any they gained
at the front.
1t would have been easy for these to have
fallen back in dependency upon their government,
their counties or their relatives. They could have
said, 1--WE ruined lives in fighting for you--it's
your turn now
But instead: The blind tunes pianos, canes
chairs, makes brooms; the armless man is teacher
a-lawyer. a salesman; the lcglcss keeps books
makes shoes; another partly paralyzcd, mends
watches; and so ON through list of a25 professions
and trades
ITO the nation goes the saving; to the veterans
bureau goes the credit for having made these things
possible and to that valiant hundred thousand goes
recognition for still another service to their country
Evening star., 1926-04-11
COUNTRY GENTLEMEN
QUIT ENGLISH FARMS
Losses of Farmers Cause Desertion
to Cities. Where Rent and
Living Cost Less.
Rr the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. April 10.Country GentIe-
men in England. who have been hard
hit financially by the war and it's
aftermath. are deserting the green
fields for the bright lights because
rent and food are cheaper in the
city.
Sir Walter Gilbey, whose fore.
fathers were among the largest land.
owners in England. is the most recent
of this class to announce deSertiOn
of the land because farming these
days does not pay.
Sir Walter said hes had lost more
than 5000 pounds in five years. and
that his 450 acres at Elsenham,
Essex. the last of the famous agri,
cultural estate created by his father,
who once owned 5000 acres. are now
offered for sale. A London fiat will
be his home hereafter.
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REALIZES HER DREAM.

BERLIN, April 10 Oo.-Clara Sect.
kin, veteran German Communisc
leader, has realized a dream which,
like most children. she cherished when
a, girl She is living i'm a royal castle
in Soviet Russia.
Frau Seetkin tried for several
months to fill her seat in the German
Reichstag, but found the task too ar
duous. in view of her failing health
and advanced age. The Communist
International Obtained her admittance
into the former castle of Prince Peter
of Oidenburg, in the Crimea. which
has been converted into a sanitarium
for Soviet officials.
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WANTED TO RIry-HOUSES.

SSMAL SrIm dwndS HOUSE Sd6,,oI OR SCI w chSH Tidt
BETWEEN be y 18Th AND I4th n,., FAIRMoNd Ssxo
bedrooms. Address Box l36-D, star office. .
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MODERN DETACH. HOUSE. ABOUT RMS.
northwest suburb: new not essential: state
iuii particulars and cash price; Prefer dealing
with owner. Address Box 4l7B. star Office.
necessary Address 81 Box "a 47f7C. Star Office
SIX ROOMS AND BATH ALL MODERN
southeast section. half cash, for S7 900 or
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section, which can be bought on rental basis.
no agents. Address Box 22-D. Star Office. . :
WANTED = CITY PROPERTY: BRICK
house in Washington. from owner: not over
$1,000. State terms. conditions and loca-
lion. Address Box l0o.D Star office.
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w, We have huyers for colored properties in
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WE HAVE PURCHASERS FOR HOUSES IN
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JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS,
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SALE OR RENT--HOUSES.

SOUTHEAST NEAR NAVY YARD--A o.
room brick dwelling baths. cleo large g,i
inek iniiek garage. repair shop or tact1ryI cIfr
INC. 1I07 Eye st. NV "
Ill OGLETHORPE ST. NM ROOMS
and bath. 2.car garage: will rent. sell or
trade. OWNER. Col 1877. -
LAUREL, MD-lO-ROOM HOUSE; TERMS
70 suit. CAN OWNER. Fr. SN72.
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SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY AND
WEEK DAYS UNTIL. 9 PM
CORNER l4th AND FLORAL SIS. NV.

\ beautiful detached corner
home OF gray stone and stuccc
construction. Large, attractive
lawn. Contains eight rooms.
two baths, hot-Water heat, cleo
tric lights. hardwood floors and
trim throughout, walls beauti-
fully decorated. and many other
attractive features. Built-in
garage. The price and terms
are right
Evening star., 1926-04-11
CHEVY CHASE HOMES.

EVENTUALLY you will want
to own home and live some
where in the Chevy Chase sec
ton. Make your selection
NOW. Our Offices are located
in the heart of the development,
we handle properties in this gen
cral direction only. and can and
do render as good service as any
other broker. Drive out to our
office and have one of our sales
men show YOU around. These
men know the Section, know
values, and know general condi
tons as to covenants. reStrlc-
tons and regulations. THESE
ARE ALL IMPORTANT
ITEMS.
Evening star., 1926-04-11
OIT.OE.TOXN REAL ESTATE.

= ACRE AT SOUTH RIVER BRIDGE. ON
State rd. No pretter location anywhere
1-room house with conveniences and ideal
for tearoom or roadhouse. CHAS. +. LEE,
Annapols Maryland. IL
OCEAN CIT1-sEND FOR SELECTED
list: cottages and apartments for season:
oldest established real estate Office in the
resort. MASSEY & EDWARDS. Ocean City.
So 900 CASH. $1,000 on LONG TERN
payments. secures two heavy factory build
ings. 3 acres land. 30 900 square feet space.
electricity. l00-h.p. boiler. 5000 gallon
steel tank, l.060 feet siding. buildings worth
$50 600. Full particulars. HARRY t
WOLFE. Kittanning. Pa.
NEW JERSEY LOT BARGAINS CASH
So monthly. buys 20 lots near Atlantic City:
price. S160: only s. each. VAIL. lS0
Broadway. New York. 25'
NEW JERSEY LOT BARGAIN. 50 CASH So
monthly buys 20 lots nesr Atlantic City:
price. S160: only $S each. VAIL. iS0
Broadway. New York. ga
VIRGINIA COLONIAL.
An estate of nearly 300 acres on the Tide
water Trail. with charming old brick colonial
in perfect condition, modern improvements.
soft spring water TO all buildings. all needed
farm buildings. 100 acres woods. magnificent
views trees. flowers and shrubs
Near transportation to all Eastern points.
good roads through all seasons.
Impossible TO describe the natural beauty.
dignity and character found i'll every detail
OF this delightful home.
Most reasonably priced. terms If desired.
Address Box 295-C. star Office.
Evening star., 1926-04-11
When you
get to Europe

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offices, located in all princi-
pal cities, will care for your
mail, advise you about hotels
and render you every pos
sible assistance.
Getcomplete information from your
local steamship agent, or tUTite
to the address belosV.
Evening star., 1926-04-11
ADAM 4. WEsCHLER son. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RESI-,
DENTAL PROPERTY. NO. ll@7 "


TRqSTJEEs HIJ4 SALE OF TALrABLG "a REsi
sTREET NoRTHEAsT, 60. ,,,,,,
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court
cause No 40s62 the undersigned trustee win
the premises on FRIDAY. the 10th day. of
April. 1920, at D O'Clock pm the tollowlns
District of Columbia to wit: The vest one,
half front on q street northeast. OF orlEiuua:i
situate in the City Of Washington. District
of Columbia. and known for the purposes or
and taxation as lot or be ana same
at the northwest corner of said lot ~. ana
running thence east with the south line oi
G street forty 400 feet thence south through
the center Of said lot 10. one hundred and
ten t1lO) feet 10 the south line of said lot
lot 10, forty (40I feet to the southwest
corner of said lot 10; thence north with the
ten tllOl feet to the place OF begihnflng: f,
containing II Al four thousand ana four
and being improved by frame building
known as premises No. 1l"7 G street
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, the balance in
two equal installments Represented by the
one and two years. with interest at d per
cent per annum from day, of sale, payable
the property sold, or all cash at the option
Qured Of purchaser at time of sale All
notorial fees at cost of purchaser Terms of
sale TO be complied with within 30 days
from day OF sale. or such additional time
as may be required by the title company to
report upon the state OF the title. otherwise
property at the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser after five days sdvertisement
of such resale IN some newspaper published
III the City ot Washington. ID. {.
r LoTTIE r., RICHARDSON.
Girls CONDUIT road and District line
Evening star., 1926-04-11
SHORE PROPERTY,

SHORE PROPERTY.
TRAMMELL'S FISHING CLUB so ACRES.
Fairfax County. Va. quarter mile above
Government dam at Great Falls. fronting on
Potomac and running back to county road.
s bungalows. bunk house. barn. 10 canoes.
10 fat bottoms, TELEPHONE, Duco llghting
2I West Fayette ct. Baltimore. Md
VENTNOR. n j.: FINE HOMES
For sale or rent furnished: near beach fine
JiT n. & r B. HUYCK. 1917 ST. NV.
BEACH THREE ROOMS.
screened porch corner lot; 81 800.
Cedarhurst on the Bay-Flve rooms. new
and interior finished: So $50.
Owings Cliffs--Four-room cottage.
West Chesapeake Beach-Four rooms and
porch two lots: S1.100.
Soiomans Island-Five-room and bath cot
tage.
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN.
1904 H st, NV. Main $500
Evening star., 1926-04-11

One OF the prettiest homes in
Old Chevy Chase. No better 10
cation in this charming suburb.
Lot has frontage of IS feet,
with deep parking and plenty Of
shade. Center-hall type. Owner
has just built a larger home and
wants to dispose of this. $27 300
Evening star., 1926-04-11

Two blocks east OF Connecti-
cut Avenue, between the two
big country clubs. on a 5O-foot
lot, an attractive home is just
being built, containing 3 bed
rooms and bath, Lear
garage Sl3.50O
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Our representative

Our representative will be the premises give vor
the details
l.. B. & II. B. MOORE.
Main 44Z Bond Building Main 1890.
Evening star., 1926-04-11
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
IEnntinnaI

Chesapeake Bay Farms.
400 acres. fronting over g 900 feet on the
bay. near State road between Prince Fred
erick and Solomon Island. Calvert County
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR De
VELOPER -
We -GivE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
+. n. Iglehart & Co.,
IL +. LEXINGTON. ST.
PHONE CAL. 5000.
BALTIMORE MD.
Evening star., 1926-04-11

A very attractive brand-new
Old English type of home, one
square from the car line on a
O0-foot lot. House has 3 bed
rooms and bath. also Lear
garage SIS. 500
Evening star., 1926-04-11
FOR SAI.E-HOIJSES.

~ 9TH ST. SE.-SEVEN ROOMS AND
bath; price. ST. 500: easy terms; open sun
day | -6 nm
Evening star., 1926-04-11

An old Chevy Chase home, on
the District side, and on one Of
the best streets in Chevy Chase.
Built by the owner, Is years
ago, OF the best of material and
by one OF Washington's best
builders, and has had exceptional
care. Now too large. If YOU
can use a house of II rooms
with every modern convenience
and want something substantial,
see this. l0O-foot lot $4,000
On mighty pretty lot, % by
40, couple OF blocks from the
Columbia Country Club, prac-
tically new frame house. with 3
bedrooms and sleeping porch
and | bath $4,000
On a pretty corner lot, in d.
C.. about two blocks from the
Circle, a well built and comfort
able house, with 4 bedrooms and
| bath, Lear garage Sl5.S50
A big brick house near Chevy
Chase Club. built by the owner
several years ago. A delightful
spot. amidst the best OF sur
roundings. II rooms and 3
baths. Lot l00-foot frontage.
\ home You'll enjoy $4,000
Owner OF this house expects
to leave city. Practically new
home. i'll the District, one and
a half blocks from car line: 3
bedrooms. | bath and Lear
garage. An attractive home
Sl5.95O
Brick home of charming de-
sign. on corner lot, in Old Chevy
Chase. on a 1OO-foot street: s
fine rooms and 2-car garage
S32,5OO
Attractive Dutch Colonial,
Just nearing completion. within
a few blocks of Columbia Coun-
try Club. Contains 3 bedrooms.
| bath and built-in garage. Near
the car line $15,5OO
Near the Columbia Country
Club. fine Colonial home, on a
big corner lot. Owing to chang
ed plans the owner is anxious to
sell this home, built only a few
years ago for their own use.
Big 2-car garage $4,000
\ fine old home, delightfully."-
situated, southern frontage. lot
100 feet wide. Near the Circle.
Best of construction. Center
hall type, 4 rooms on first
floor $42,5OO
EDW. II. JONES & CO.. INC,
Sales-Insurance-Rents.
Chevy Chase, Arcade Building,
552O-22 Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1926-04-11
SUMMER CAMPS.

CAMP ON POTOMAC NEAR GLEN ECHO:
acre ground: electricity: on Cabin John car
line for sale or rent. 723 G NV. Apt. ..
FOR RENT-FURNISHED. a ROOMS AND
basement overlooking Potomac. in Md: elec.
lights swimming canoeing. car line: rent.
$40: 7th house north from car stop %.
Cabin John car line Address Box 2S5-C.
Star office.
Evening star., 1926-04-11
SIMMER HOMES.

WANTED TO RENT-FoUR OR FIVE.
car line: June LIST; not over q hour car
ride to city. State full particulars. Ad-
dress Box SGD. Star office.
BUNGALOW. SHERWOOD FOREST CLUB,
exclusive Summer colony. about one hour
from Washington modern convenienees;
available for full season; rent reasonable.
Phone l., H TAYLOR Adams 4S00.
Evening star., 1926-04-11

DELIGHTFUL HOME IN SANDY SPRING.
Md only miles BY fine State road from
and modern convenience: in delightful situa-
tion with extensive view high; cool. com
Portable: electric light. bath. hot-water heat.
fireplaces large lawn. ample shade, flowers
in abundance. vegetable garden planted and
man to care for place by month. Coming
only.
For particulars about this and other
homes that can be rented for Summer sea-
son. nearby see
Evening star., 1926-04-11
Main 1899.
IL

SEVEN NEW BRICK HOUSES
5rd AND SITS. NE.
SAMPLE HOUSE, 202o 3rd St NE.
Representative there from 10 am.
to pm. daily.
splendidv developed OF lexington block
from Lots $50 it. deep paved alleys Six rooms,
pantry bath screened porChes above and below:
hardwood trim floors hot-water heat; electric lights;
porches Best materials; fine workmanship strong
construction
$500 CASII-BALANCE LIKE RENT.
ANY BROKER or
ROBERT +. KLINE. Jr,
Owner and Builder.
SO2 Aunsey Bldg.
Phone Main 524O or Cleve. 4445 (reS.)
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY.
WHILE OUT DRIVING SEE THESE SELECT
CHEVY CHASE HOMES.
(Drive out Ave. Mckinley then righ
@ 0 4 s % aa @ sa'a gS Ss % Ss5s !s & % ss: ss. ' % nss
bah '} s5 $5 $ s e ; = s ' S pSns: '
n ns: s s P5a" psn Tsss . H" S bath elegant s S Inc
SOUTHAMPTON STREET , , ,. -
u fromGo onnact avs ems " ~ : ~ ~ " ~
pneed.~ ~ ~ y WINS ~ ~ ~ - wy ''
and I u iG sss P.sn cs CSCl SCHs porch and bath
LOTS @ s S & Sn d MD s Ian sef nss ss eNep
QUICK REALTY CO, INC
14l0 "II" St. NV Main 54S2
Evening star., 1926-04-11

CAMP ON POTOMAC ROOM
New Alexandria Va. (Alex and Mt. Vernon
electric carsl. three minutes, walk from sta
ton; open Sunday. j. S. POYNTON. Ad-
dress Box 2O3-C Star office. IL"
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Il. 3: FARoUHAR. Jr.,s r

FOR FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS. FUR
nished house. for Summer months. in nearby
country; must have at least an acre or two
of ground
HERMAN E. GASCH,
Evening star., 1926-04-11

COLONIAL BEACH ("CLASSIC SHORE")--
! . lots. $l00: So cash. So month. or both
SO cash, limited w number shaded. block
lAiexan,ria F D. No 81
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A SUPERB WATERFRONT LOT ON TIL
Severn River three miles from Naval Acad-
| emy: fine beach. wonderful trees l II miles
| from W. B. {, A. station. Will sacrifice for
| $3.50 for immediate sale and will arrange
| forms Tel Nam 1896
Evening star., 1926-04-11

FIVE-R00M COTTAGE IN EXCELLENT
location, North Beach. Md. will rent. sell or
exchange. Address Box SD. Star office.
FOR SALE-ON WEST RIVER. LOT 5Ox
1872: house 26x30; rooms and bath with
pump: porch 10x26 completely screened: ex-
cellelnt artesan water: completely furnished
be arranged For particulars apply C. II.
\FFI.Y e. co. 1913 Fl ST. NV Main gS0
Evening star., 1926-04-11

COTTAGE THREE ROOMS. SCREENED
porches. furnished; saltwater bathing, boat boa,
electri,, light. Lincoln 1929 Office hours.
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furnished ready for housekeeping. electric
lights. running water. schools. churches.
stores and water 2 blocks; good fishing.
oysters and crabs: ST $50; cash. S40o: mort
gage added. on time. Large garden and
Evening star., 1926-04-11

CORNER LOT 71x14T: ONLY 40 FEET
from beach; Chesapeake Bay view located
Md: improved roads only 35 miles from
Washington. CHARLES LARSEN. agent.
budy ySid
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S. s. GEORGE
WASHINGTON
April ii 6 May II

This giant liner is snoted for its speed.
steadiness and beauty. 1t is decor
ated in the best Colonial style, rest
full and distinguished. Plymouth,
Cherbourg and Bremen. First class
from $231, second class from
$136.25 and Tourist III Glass
from $3.50.
Evening star., 1926-04-11
SHORE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Dr., oHWNF WMiff Roonb n =" IN SWlih Riyar ad-
Joining South River Park; nearest point to
salt water from Washington; beautiful Level
natual sandy beach; new deyelopment linn
tied number lots going at at half prifee' proyId, p
buyers will get choice locations at a bar
gain. FRANK BERNARD. 421 Quincy st.
NV. Adams 3233. - IL.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-02-18
Train Wreck Film
Lifts Barriers of Time


The tremendous collision between a
passenger limited, speeding down.
Grade, provides the medium for a
sudden lifting of the barriers of time
IN Cecil B. De Miles personally d.
reeted picture "The Road to Yester-
day. which opens at the Iris Theatre
on Sunday for two day run.
Following the crash, which is one
of the most spectacular scenes ever
photographed, the characters in the
story find themselves living in medi-
evial times. A special section of track
was laid for this railroad catastrophe,
and two full trains were sent to de-
struction within range of battery of
motion picture cameras.
This Producers Distributing Corpor-
alton release was adapted for screen
production by Jeanne MACPHERSON, one
of the industry's highest paid scenar-
lists, and Beulah Marie Dix. The cast
of featured players include Joseph
Schildkraut, Jetta Goudal, Vera Reyn-
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-02-18

legs ?"
Reply-Rickets is a common cause
of bow-legs. Have the baby examined
for other signs of this disease. Sup
port of the legs by means of braces
may be necessary. If the baby has
ricketts,, it is best to leave the super
vision of treatment to your doctor.
Average Weight
G. A., Jr. asks: "How much should
a boy who is Is years old and 5 feet,
1 inch tall weight"
Reply-The average is about 100
pounds.
Note: DR. Scholes will answer such
health questions in these columns as
will be of interest to others and per-
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