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Peter Clarke bent over his bed
when Roy moved hts lips.
"Rosalie-" Roy said it family. but
there was no mistaking what he
had said.
Peter turned and looked at Rowdy
III amazement. R0wdy nodded:
He IS calling her. He has several
times"
Peter Clarke grew whittier and his
fists clinched.
That's very strange. very strange.
Poor boyl She has preyed on his
mind. lie knows she got him into
this"
Rowdy kept silent.
Several times Roy stirred and his
lips moved. Later some neighbors
came and Rowdy asked them 10
quiet Mrs. Anthony and keep her
away until they got Roy Andrews
from the house.
II was nearly midnight when the
ambulance arrived. It would be a
dangerous an hazardous trip. But
DIR. Brand felt IL was worth the
gamble. The hospital with the prop
CT equipment was the only possible
place to save RQy'S life.
They carried Roy down on a
stretcher and placed him I'm the am
bulance. Rowdy rode in the car with
Peter Clarke, who spoke scarcely a
word as they raced with death
through the darkness.
CTO BE CONTINUED
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this. ! am a fool TO sympathize with
her. She ought To be put where she
can never harm anyone else"
Rowdy could not blame him. Of
course. But he wished that Clarke
knew Resale March AZ lie himself
knew her, and had heard the story
from her own lips from beginning to
end. She had been a little more
than a fool. But it was plausible
when you heard IL all.
Il believe your nephew Is going 70
live" Rowdy told Peter Clarke with
conviction. Call II a bunch II you
want to-"
God knows ! hope you're right
Peter Clarke turned and walked
back 10 the bed.
What do YOU think. DR.. Brandt"
He is IN a very weakened condi-
ton from loss OF blood. The frac-
ture Is very serious. Miraculously
his legs and arms are all right and
he seems to have had no internal
injuries. l do not like to say now.
But there will have to be an opera
ton on his head. That viii deter
mine everything
DIR. Brand smiled at Dr. Shipley
standing rather ill-at-ease beside
him.
DIR. Shipley Is a very fine physi-
clan. | agree with him in every
thing he has told me-
The Did doctor was evidently
bowled DER with the flattery of his
rich and famous colleague.
Wal. ] amt much on high falutin'
IDEAS" ne blushed. but me an
Polly have saved a pile or lives IN
this country"
They learned with establishment
that IN old man was 80. When
Polly was explained Peter Clarke Of
tered generously.
I'D like to send you a flivver. doc
tor, for taking such good care OF nv
boy here. You could get around
faster"
The doctor drew himself I'D with
great dignity:
Thank you. very much. sir, but
Polly, as I told the young Teller here,
amt never run out Of gasoline nor
tuck fire yit. It'd be like turnin'
down an old friend. That there mare
knows morn most humans"
They sat quietly. nerves on edge,
waiting for the ambulance. Several
times Roy stirred and DR.. Brand
watched him closely.
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Flint Joins The Procession

Flint is a very important manufacturing city o.
Michigan. 1t has more than $4,000 qualified voters.
It has adopted a new city charter providing fr the
commission manager form OF government.
There will be nine commissioners. These commits
sioners viii name a mayor. They will appoint a CITY
manager and fix his salary. City manager plan Of
municipal government isn't an experiment. IL mas
been given the acid test.
II Is the man as well as the form Of government
that counts. Some day the great cities Of the Ameri-
can world will come to the city manager plan.
It is a business and not q political plan. It gives
the stockholders. who are the taxpayers. q run FOR
their money so to speak.
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nv CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press Staff Writer

WASHINGTON, Dec. I4-Senator
David A. Reed. OF Pennsylvania.
has earned a vacation, as ore OF
Americas delegates at the London
naval limitations conference early
next year.
Ever since his colleague. George
Wharton Peppers. term ended two
yea ago last March 4, and the
senate refused to Seat william s.
Ware as George WIS successor. the
Pittsburgher Senator Reeds home
is in the smoky city, has been the
keystone states lone representative
In the upper house Of congress.
Doing double duty for so long.
with a reelection campaign OF his
y thrown in fer good measure.
IS enough to wear any senator TO
q FRAGILE.
Besides. the Pennsylvania has
had 10 carry the bulk OF the load
involved in fighting the tariff bill
All through the extra session.
Senator Reed Smoot Of Utah. as
chairman of the finance committee.
which got the bin into the shape
IN which il was intented to have
II nassed. was supposed 70 have
charge of the Job Of getting it
fayorably acted on without too
many alterations.
senator Smoot, however, Is not
much OF q scrapper.
He knows more about protective
tariffs than any other man In
washington. and Is a wonder at
framing them up. 50 as 70 yield
fhe maximum amount or profit 70
the protected interests, but he Is
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PENNSYLVANIA'S ONLY SENATOR
HAS EARNED VACATION ABROAD

Reeds views CBingham's views are
equally all right for the purpose,
but not his judgment) is : -ded to
wage a high tariff fight effectively.
1t obviously is a fight in favor
Of special privilege.
The individual who conducts II
must believe profoundly in special
privileges righteousness, or every
thing he says is bound to sound
hypocritical. Reeds u~tterances never
have sounded SO for q minute. At
all stages OF the game he has given
every evidence Of being q true be-
lever.
Nevertheless, he has had to work
like a trojan.
A nice long rest over In the re-
fined atmosphere OF diplomatic Lon
don Is fairly coming to him.
The only question is:
What will become OF Pennsyl-
vania in Reeds absence? 1t cannot
safely do without any senator In
this country whatever. The natural
assumption is that the Ware case
IS on the eve Of being settled
which certainly cannot be by any
other method than Se~nator-elect
Wares final, definite exclusion
and that ii Is all arranged for Gov
ernor Fisher TO appoint a senat-
orial partner TO Reed between now
and next January.
Many politicians believe il will
be "Old Joe" Grundy.
There Is nothing the matter with
Grundy's sincerity, and ell wash
ington takes off its hat 10 his
ability as n "fixer." but he hasn't
10 In him 10 be as fluent as Reed
on the senate floor. by a long shot.
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CHAPTER 81

CHAPlER 1l
II was Just getting dark when
Peter Clarke drove up the hill 10
the Anthony farm. R0wdy looked
out the window and saw that he had
another man and woman with him.
The old man was trembling when
ne gripped Rowdy's hand at the
front door.
1T doesn't seem possible that you
should have accomplished this SO
soon"
Birdie Lowery Is a great pilot"
Rowdy replied, modestly. 4 knew
we would have luck with MIN III
there was any TO be had"
Clarke introduced the man and
woman as Miss Smith and DR..
Brand from Philadelphia. Miss
Smith was a nurse.
The ambulance" he explained,
will be here before very long"
Rowdy rather dreaded to have
Peter Clarke see his nephew. Ee
stood uncertainty and the older man
surmised what he was thinking.
What has the local doctor to
say2" he asked then.
There Is very little hope. But ne
Is an Old-faShiOned country doctor
and I'm sure DR.. Brand will be much
more able to tell us the truth"
Rowdy preceded the trio upstairs.
DR.. Shipley was bending over Roy
when they went in. When he looked
up Rowdy introduced them.
DR.. Shipley, this Is Or. Brand
from Philadelphia"
The two physicians shook hands
and DIR. Brand questioned DR.. Ship
ley as to what he had done for the
patient. When he told him he
smiled. evidently well pleased.
you have done quite right. No
one could do more"
There will have 10 be an opera
ton on his head. Fracture" DR..
Shipley pointed to the bandage. He
Is nearly a goner."
Peter Clarke turned from the
bandaged figure of hts nephew and
walked to the window. Rowdy knew
then how much the wealthy old
man had cared for his nephew. He
was like a son. If he died it would
be the greatest blow the old mer-
chant had ever had. He was his
only heir.
Clarke looked out at the night
with a bitter grim expression around
his fine pale face.
That girl is responsible for al
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easy to Squelch In a free-for-all
argument.
This bill has proved to require
a lot OF argument-very rough,
some Of IL.
Seeing Smoot getting decidedly
the worst Of it. Reed-whose state
Is more interested in barrels Of
protection than any other two or
three states put together was
forced 70 jump into the arena to
help him: whereupon Senator
Smoot promptly slipped out from
under, and Reed has had to 60
ahead with the rumpus almost
single handed.
Senator Reed. in anything like
a protective tariff fight, has the
quality OF boundless sincerity In
common with Senator Hiram Bing-
ham Of Connecticut.
That Is. they both are whole
heartedly and absolutely honestly
convinced that most people are
morons. with no idea how 70 take
care o. themselves. and that plenty
OF special privileges ought to be
granted to the very few whom ma
ture has blessed with brains. in
order 70 enable them 10 do their
best BY the b0ne-headed masses
tand, Of couSse. TO reward the
bralny folk for doing it).
The difference between Reed and
Bingham is that Bingham is so un-
sophisticated as to express this no
ton quite candidly; whereas Reed
Is more tactful about ii.
The truth Is that a leader OF
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Soviet Russia Stands Pat

Soviet Russia has replied to Secy. Stimson- The
Russian memorandum states that Manchurian con-
fIict could be settled only by direct negotiations on
the basis OF conditions already accepted by the Muk-
den CChinese) government and that the Soviet gov
eminent would not tolerate any outside interference
Very pointed to say the least. In other words, the
Russian bear and the Chinese dragon settled their
own row without interference from the outside world.
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StarLOre
LOOKING INTO THE SUNS
PHILOSOPHERS


BY Arthur Dew. Carpenter
The sun has certain other bright
streaks and patches called faculae.
which appear near sun spots, and
near the limb OF the sun They
are on the philosophers under the
chromosphere. Faculae are inter
preted as elevated regions on the
philosophers. and because they are
thus elevated. lose less light through
absorption than the surrounding
philosophers az lower levels. conse-
cuently they become conspicuous.
The photosphere also shows. in the
telescope. a notified appearance
that has been compared to rough
drawing paper. Under the most
favorable conditions for seeing,
there appear what Herschel called
grains or nodules that IRE very
brilliant. These "rice grains arc
400 10 500 miles IN diameter.
More Tomorrow
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December IL. 1929
Who am I? What was my former
name? Who Is my father?
What water passage separates
Asia from North America?
What English soldier was called
the Hero OF Upper Canada?"
"FOS the righteous Lord loveth
Righteousness; his COuntenance doth
behold tiny upright" Where Is this
passage found IN the Bihle7
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1t Is remarkable Sc what high level hygsene
was In those time. I'm Greece .pruzatnl earo ef
the mother was practiced with the utmost dill
gence. The diet and general physical culture of
girls were regulated with the view Of preparing
them for motherhood. Convinced Uf the great
value Of right food, fresh air and exercise, both
Greeks and Romans regulated and controlled the
food supplies OF their nations. Their proves at
games and physical culture has never been
surpassed. INV
We may emulate the ancient Greeks not onls
I'm beauty of form and radiant health, but In
physical and mental power. Physical and mental
development no hand-in-hand. The Greeks knew
the value OF sun and air baths, and their style
OF dress allowed the free circulation Of air around
their bodies.
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has been married to Arthur G. IT..
ton or Brookline. Mass, by IN degree
Of divorce from Cleveland L. We
terbury in 1926. She was 20 receive
10000 in monthly payments Of s25c
until death or remarrfage.
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MRS. w. r. Q-Whme causes my
six-year-old boy te grst hAm teceh in
his sleep?
A-This n usually Indicative Of
intestinal worms Examination "a
the stool win help 70 make . definite
diagnosis and then proper treatment
can be outlined Have your doctor
advise you.
U. E. Q.-Is AZ wise to tnM@ a
twelye-months-oA baby 10 the coun.
try? What precautions should bg
taken 90 guard against typhoid fever.
etc.7
All the water A boiled and the
baby's regular diet is followed, heinE
careful TO have everything properly
cooked. there should be no danger. II
there I'm any reason TO suspect the
milk III should bc brought to the bctA-
ing point and then cooled before Civ.
ing IL 90 the child.
=. NJ. o.-I am fifteen years Of
are. five feet four and a half inches
tail. and weigh 1s7 pounds. IGnoks
a pipe about three times a oay. VIII
AZ stunt my growth cr affect me tr
any way7
Att would be most unwiBo &c
continue the habit or smoking ~
your age It fs very liable to AFFECT
you and may have a bearing on your
growth.
w w. mHrr -
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Health and Right Living
By ROYAL ". COPELAND. NL. IT'D.
II. S. Senator from New York.

w oNG arO the Greeks brought the science and art Of health build
hr TO its highest perfection But with the evidence of civilization
- in the case Of both Greeks and Romans, luxury and seEinduL
rence brought vices which caused the downfall OF those nations
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Texas center Of population moved from Limestone
county In 1880 to McLennan county In 1920 and the
guess Of william c. Edwards is that It will be In
Corvell county by 1880. 1t was a great day for Texas
when the driIlers struck oil.
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THE GRAB BAG
Todax's Horoscnne

Persons born on this day are very
shrewd and like to have their oar
way, but do not disregard the feel
ings of others.
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Flashes of Life
by Associated PrfssN

NEW YORK-Senor Ortiz Rublo.
president-elect of Mexico, who j.
visiting US. knows how to come back.
Have you control OF your bandit
try?" he was asked. And he replied:
DO you control yours, In Chicago,
for example?"
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TWINS BORN IN AMBULANCE :
CHICAGO-Twins were born tu
Mrs. Angela Petroni as she was be-
Ing take1 to hospital I'm an amhul-
anCc.
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HANGS SELF AT DEATH BED
PARIS-Mme. Helene LenEevtn
hanged herself beside the bed on
which her husband lay dead.
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through his body. They made him
grin. The ampcrage was extremely
low.
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PARIS-Havre de Grace is to be
a seaport Of France as well as a
race track or Maryland. Plain lie
Havre has asked the state council
to add two words To its name, rs II
had years ago. The full name means
Port OF Refuge. It T. expected the
request viii be granted.
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Persons born ON this day are great
readers. and remember what they
read. They like to study.
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Answers 10 Health Queries

II. ID. Q.-What should n baby
hos ten months old weigh?
Ale should weigh between
eighteen and twenty pounds
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HARRISON, W.. IA modern
Ajax Is two-year-old Walter Harry
Church He defied what BENJAMIN
Franklin proved was the same Nv
lightning. In a laboratory test $50
600 volts OF electricity were sent
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pping health. and the animals knew
AN before wye did.
Today we have public health cen
ters for the study and prevention OF
diseases. Fol many, many years
doctors and hospitals have concen-
trated on cures for disease, but fn
these modern days there are great
movements for disease prevention
and for health maintenance.
In every great city are medical
schools and laboratories where i'm
portant research into every known
disease ts going ON every day. Pre-
ventive measures for tho public good
hre being recommended constantly.
In every section OF the country are
great hospitals and clinics where
preventive health work is carried on,
open % people IN every walk or life.
But, after all. what do all these
activities amount to unless gre apply
what r. learned? Unless practical
use is made OF the new knowledge
we might as well To living ten cen
turtles ago.
We should be more interested I'm
@ discovery for the prevention or
some common disease than in some
thing relating 10 aviation. IL means
much more 20 each one of us per-
sonaliy. ! fear. however. that many
persons are utterly unconcerned over
health discoveries
But you should @ them when
they are sick. They Just beg for
something to stop the pain.
Important as all the curative
things are. far more important ts AZ
20 know how TO escape disease. II
pays 10 give heed 10 everything hav-
ing 20 do with the prevention OF
sickness.
@-
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living. When an animal is sick. il knows instinctfvely how 60 treat
itself. IL abstains from food. rests. takes water or sand baths, is own
kind Of massage. and eats healing herbs and plants Primitive man
learned much frUr animals i'm all these matters RRht food. MIR and
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NEW YORK-An electric ear
designed to give warnings OF bur-
glars by sounding an alarm In case
a blow torch or a boring instrument
IL applied TO bank vaults Is % good
that janitors cleaning up at night
have set II off by dropping mats.
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NEW YORK-A granddaughter Of
Edwin Booth. famous actor. has
sacrificed $3.50 a month for love.
Mrs. Mildred p. Waterbury, whose
mother was Edwina Booth Crossman
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Alt would be most Unwlm0 tr
continue the habit OF smoking ~
your ~ TIC fs very liable to affect
you and may have n bearing on y0uE
growth.
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Dust two girls who read while they ranl
Copyright. 1928. by The Associated Newspapers)
think it's wonderful"
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The truth Is that a leader Of
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TRADING IN BONDS
ON QU|ETER SCALE
ConvertibIes Recover After
Reaction Yesterday-Mort-
gage Issues More Active.
BY CHARLES r. SPEARE.

| Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, August 22-While there
! were recoveries in the convertible bond
/ list today, the market did not have the
snap Of recent sessions, with moderate
turnover and not much trading Of the
stock option issues.
The Telephone 4i5s advanced from
ga to points, meeting some profit TAX
ing on the way up. Other strong con-
vertibles at different times during the
day were Commercial Investment Trust
5l2s. American I. G. Chemical S1as.
American international 5has and
Kreuger Il Toll IS.
There were q number Of mortgage
issues in which the movements were
larger than of late. For instance.
National Dairy Products 51a IS gained over
a point, showing some sympathy with
the recent strength in the stock. st.
Paul adjustments gained point and
also moved along with the junior is
sues. although they have no con-
vertible feature; Kansas City Southern
refunding SIS were up "a, and Seaboard
Air Line adjustments a point. One of
the high-grade industrial bonds to show
some strength was Armour & Co. Real
Estate 4las. Fisk Rubber IS dropped
points to new low.
Inc Government Don0 nSC mas Deen
quieter this week than for som time,
with sessions in which none Of the
Treasury certificates was quoted. With
| in a week there will be some d 'N'lssion
of the probable trend Of the 6eptem-
Der Is offerings of notes.
| At the same time there has been a
| rather broader market for foreign is
sues with a good volume Of trading in
Argentine, Brazilian. Belgian. Chr an.
German. Italian. Norwegian, French
and japanese obligations.
! A block of the State of Tennessee
So per cent highway notes due June /,
1881, was offered today to yield 5A
per cent. The Chicago South Park
Commission 4 per cent bonds were also
offered at prices to yield from 5l2 per
cent dosvn to 4.65 per cent, according
| to maturities.
More significant. because such Is
sues have been infrequent this sum-
mer was the $l5,000,000 refundins
mortgage bond, of the Southern Cali
! fornia Edison Co., price at SO to yield
| STA per cent. This was Sufficiently
under the market. at which similar
bonds have been quoted recently to at
tract purchases, especially as the issue
is legal for investment In New York
and Ney Jersey as we'll as other States.
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MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE co.
BROOKLYN, y. z, August 20, 1873.

ouart.r,DT iyylt 13dh.n2 70; iss. ana ~.
ira dividend Of so cents upon each Of the
256.000 shares Of present outstandinR stock
Company. will be paid on September 30
1923. to the stockholders Of record as they
appear at the close of business on Sec.
tember 4: 1929. The Transfer Books vii
GEO. L. scHARFFENBERGER.
Trea
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SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. August % (P.-Bar
silver, 527s. Mexican dollars, 401s.
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CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET,

CHICAGO. August az (R).-Butter-
Steady; receipts, 6,56S tubs; creamery
extras, 411a; standards, Az; extra
flrsts, 401aa41; first, 39a40; seconds,
37a381z. Eggs-Unsettled; prices un-
changed; receipts, S,055 cases.
Poultry-Alive, easy; receipts, two
cars; fowls, 28; Springs, 20: brolers, IS;
ROSTERS, 81; turkeys, 20a30; ducks, l8a
FL; Spring geese, 10.
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POTATO MARKET.

CHICAGO, August ~ up Omitted
States Department Of Agricultural -
Potatoes-ReceiptS, n cars: on track
30 cars: total United States shipments,
limited. Wisconsin sacked round whites.
2.2sa2.S0: sacked Triumphs, 2.06a2.25:
Nebraska sacked Cobblers. 2.40a2.50;
Minnesota sacked sand chio's, 1.s5a2.00.
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Convertible
will
available In
additional fractional enable depoto even or
exchanges subject the the offers mailed the holders OF The
o
undersigned zo
Boadway Few
ASSOCIATED GAS AND ELECTRIC SECURITIES CO. Inc.
A,vr, Broadway New
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DEMAND FOR COPPER.

NEW YORK. August % (P,.-An i'm
proved demand for copper and lead has
been manifest in the past week. lead
inquiries picking up especially in the
last day or two. with the improvement
in the price abroad. Engineering and
Mining Journal reports.