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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-12-22

Norwegian Lutheran Church 81:
Christmas Services Sunday after
noon at 2:60 o'clock. 49,:
j. A. Johnson, Pastor.
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4 st. PauPs Luth. Church, Unity
Sunday, Dec. rs.
1880 p. M. Children's Christmas
program.
Second Christmas Day, Dec. 26.
1000 A. M. Christmas service
with celebration of Holy Commun-
ion, German and English.
J. F. Schumacher, Pastor.
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Mrs. Tubbs Died In :. ....-
Los Angeles, Calf.
Continued From Page One)

A Tribute From an Old Friend
, Mrs. Tubbs was a very, dear
friend Of mine, having first met her
in April of 1852. The many years
she lived in Sank Centre our
friendship continued. She was
a lovely Christian mother, her home
was her castle, and her children
were brought up to reverence all
thingh that were good and noble.
She was much interested in Home
Missionary and her home church
was always very dear to her. In
the many years that she lived in
California our friendship never
grew less. The world is better for
her having lived. Her memory
shall always cherish.-Mrs. I. H.
Simonton.
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Attended Aunt's Funeral

+ Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Parker left
Saturday for Milwaukee, Wiscon-
sin, called there by the death of
the lady's aunt, Mrs. G. H. Schultz.
Mrs. Schultz passed away early
Saturday morning, and the funeral
services were held Monday. De-
ceased was over 10 years old. She
visited in Sank Centre during the
past summer and. for several years
has made visits in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Parker. She was well
known in the city, and has many
friends, who will regret her pass
ing.
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Children's Christmas Program
st. PauPs Luth Church, Unity
Christmas Day Sunday 700 p. M.
'"The Prince Of Peace"
Song-"Come Hither Ye Faithful"
---- Congregation and Children
Opening. Service
Responsive Reading
Recitation-"The Old, Old Christ
mas Story --.--...--.-.-.. Alice Ritter
Song-"Christmas Day, SO Dear and
Holy" --A1---..---------------------- Children
Part I-"Peace Lost"
Hymn-"Come and Christ the Lord
Be Praising" ---..----.-.--- Children
Recitation-"I Sing the Praise of
Love Unbounded" --.---- Lester
Hummer, and Howard Goodpaster
Hymn-"Hark the Glad Sound
----..---..-...- Children
Part n-sPeace Promised
Alice Ritter T.
Recitation-"Holy Shrine" .--.-
. 'a.--- Richard Quade, Orville Quade
Observation-Disclosures Tell Us"
1900. Carl Warner, Arthur, Below
Hymn-"Comfort, Comfort Ye My
People" --.---.--...-----.,.-- Congregation
and Children.
Part III-Peace- Incarnate"
Lester Hummer
Song-"Come Hither Ye Children"
Children
Responsive Reading-Luke 2, LA.
Recitation-"All Hail He Comes"
We -
Recitation-"The Little Stranger"
...---.--.-- Rosina and Mildred Ritter
Recitation-"Holy Night" --.---..--.---
-...---..-..---.-.-..-..---.-.-..- Florence Lohse
Songs silent Night, Holy Night"
Cnliuren
Recitation 1.-THE Brightest Light"
--...-......---..-..D Dorothy Warner
Recitation-"Our Guides" .---..-.------
Mildred and Rosina Ritter
Song-"Jesus Bids Us Shine" 1890
-...----.--...--.--.-.--.-. Florence Lohse
Part Iv-'Peace Proclaimed"
Mildred Quade
Recitation-"Beside a Manager Low
ly'' ..-....-.--...-..... Retha Goodpastor
Recitation-'Tet the Earth Now
Praise the Lord. Minnie Quade
Song-"O Jesus, King Of Glory"
....------ Congregation and Children
Recitation-"Come and Bring a
Gift to Jesus" 5000. Ella Betow
and Glen Ritter.
Recitation-"Gifts for Jesus" $500
..-...---- Mable Betow, Alice Betow
Announcements
Offertory-
Us Child Of Hope is
Born" Congregation and Children
Prayer.
Lords Prayer in Unison.
Benediction.
Doxology.
First Methodist Church
J. D. Butler, Pastor
Sunday, December rs.
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Children's Christmas program
next Sunday, Dec. %, 8 P. M. All
are welcome.
All children taking part in the
program are requested to be at
the church in Grove Lake Saturday
at 200 p. M.
Edward Mcneil, Pastor.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Christmas Eve
Saturday, Dec. "a.
TOO P. M. Children's Christmas
program.
Christmas Day, Sunday, Dec. Is.
1000 A. M. Christmas service,
English.
No Sunday School or Bible
classes.
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afternoon and in the evening at
TOO o'clock.
Saturday morning at 900 o'clock
two priests will hear confessions
and from two o'clock until six
o'clock. There will be no confes-
sions in the evening.
Christmas morning High Mass at
500 o'clock with an English SER
mon.
Stille Nacht.
Laententur Coeli. - ,..'
Adeste Fideles. a -.
Christus Natus est.
Hottest Night. -.
Immediately following this High
Mass there will be two low Masses
at about $50 and 700.
: The Sheperds Mass is at 500
o'clock. The children sing before
the crib. Another Low Mass at $3.50
sermon.
High Mass (solemn) at 10 o'clock
English sermon. .~-..
Jesu Bambino.
Pastores.
Viderunt.
Sing, 0 Heavens.
Benediction.
No evening services.
Congregational Sunday School
December 20
observation-disclosures" .-..--.--.--.-------
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Budde Veeder
Song-"Can't You See It's Christ
mas time" Hear the Bells
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Primary
Recitation" A Special Errand"-
----.-.-..-.--- Flora Loretta Bashaw
observation-disclosures Appetite"
----.---------------.---- Clyde Sykes
Recitation-"What I Can Say" --
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Marilyn Holland
Notwithstanding Snow" $3.50
-------------.---.-........--.. Junior Bjone
Recitation-"Co-Pilot" .....-..............
Robert Onsted
Recitation-"Room at the Christ
mas Manager" ....-- Edward Smith
Recitation-"An Answered Prayer"
----------------------------------. Arthur Thomas
Recitation-"The Alarm Clock
---....-----.-------.-.--.- Richard Berggreen
Recitation-"A Little Light" ......--.: 2
----...--------------------..-.- Lois joan Besser
Song-"Christmas Jingles', H.: y:
$1,000. Audriea Bfecken, Charles Otto
Recitation-""The Christmas Key
-------.-----.--.a..- Jean Harrison
$50 Careless" .---- -aL- j,
.-..........--....:...;-:.... Shirley Falksted
Recitation-"My Gift" --------. .;44
Rudine Gillette
Recitation-"A- Gift Of Love-" .:.-
Doris Hesse
Recitation---'"A Candle in the Win
dow" ....--: - Betty Gillette
Recitation-"A Present for Dad
dy'' .---..----.---..--- Frederick Cooper
Recitation-"Free Parking Space"
Richard Nelson
Recitation-"Just Once More" 49,
Paul Falksted
Recitation-"Merry Christmas"
-----------------.-----------.--- Wayne Smith
Exercise-"The Star Of Bethle-
lehem"Hazel Kringen, Louise
Halverson, Helen Klar, Vera
Lovesee, Shirley Smith, Chris
tine Koterba.
Recitation-"My Christmas Bell"
--..---.--...-.-------.---.----. Laura May Soule
Recitation-"My Piece" .-..--..-..-.-
.--.-------.-.-----.-...-- Francena Lovesee
Recitation-"A Bad Dream" 100000
----.---....---.--....----.------. Keneth Bashaw
up the Baby's Stock
ing" --.-......--- Franklin Koterba
Recitation-"Instead of a Stock
ing" --.-...-...-..--.-.......---..-- Billy Knoe
Recitation-"Stocking too Small
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Betty Hesse
Recitation-"A Parachute Land
ing" ..-.....-...-----.....----.. Charles Otto
Recitation-'"The Christmas Cheer
Leader" --.......... Wayne Carpenter
Recitation - "a Wireless to San
"a 41CSIy E0OulC
Recitation-"A Boys Reason.
Gayle Smith
Recitation-"Old Kris Kringle's
Coming" 80. Geraldine Cummings
Recitation-"A Greeting and Good
night-Marjory Ann Decide Clark
Song-'Bethlehem Babe Sleep On"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Primary
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Responsive Reading, No. 446.
Prayer ---..--.--.-.-. Rev. J. D. Butler
Song-'Dear Little Stranger" $1,000
.-..----------...-- Primary Department
Recitation -.----- Lorraine Pendroy
Exercise-"Santa Claus" .-......--.--.--
.................... Miss Elsie Clark's Class
Song-"Bye Lo"--.Mrs. Hesse's Class
Recitation .......-....-----.---- Billy Riggs
Song .--------------.-.---. Eileen Stegner
Exercise-"The Alteration of the
Wise Men"-Boys of Miss Smiths
Class.
Dramatization - Jesus is Gods
Best Gift" Mrs. E. r. Hedin's
Glass.
Exercise-"As Joseph was a Walk
ing"-Merlin Pickett and George
Conkey, Jr.
Song ...------...-----.- Mrs. Grindy's Class
Recitation Gifts" ----
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Eileen Stegner
Exercise Birthday ----------
...-.--... Girls of Miss Smiths Class
Solo .------.....- Margorie Hesse
Recitation -.---.- Buddy Pendroy
Duet.-..Elsie Clark and Fern Pickett
Exercise Gifts" .--.----
MFRS. Harold Dickison's Glass
Recitation .--..-..............- Jack Grindy
Solo --....-.----.---------.- Shirley Pickett
Dramatization My Miss Marion
Buffers Glass.
Cornet Solo, Robert Edwards
Song-"Luther Cradle Hymn"
---.-----.--.------- Primary Department
Hymn No. 1910 Come All Ye
Faithful .....-.....-..-..--. Congregation
Accompanist - Miss Marie Brown
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Christmas Sermon by Pastor. Top
ic: "The Meaning of Christmas"
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Christmas Candle Light Choral
Service, Dec. "a, 1882 A..

.~ ll:30 p. M. .s,,-a,l: - =.
Organ Prelude Shout the Glad
tidings" --...--....------------.------A Ashford
Professionalism Fidelis"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hymn No. "a
Introit-"The Silent Holy Night"
observation-disclosures Won Berge
Hymn No. 60--"Angels from the
Realms of Glory"
Kyrie.
Gloria Tibi . -.--
Gratia Tibi.
Offertory -" While Shepherds
Watched their Flocks by Night"
Hosmer.
Sursum Corda -...--------.-.- Cambridge
Ter Sanctus ..... Cambridge
The Lords Prayer. .-...
Hymn No. Set Came Upon the
Midnight Clear" =.
Gloria in Excelsis ------. Old Chant
Nunc Dimittis .----.---..--- Barnsby
Recessional Hymn No. 51-'Hark
the Herald Angels Sing"
Postlude-"Joy to the World" $1,000
Hendel
Choir Master-F. s. Cooper.
Organist-Mrs. L. w. Whitson.
Librarian-Charles Rattle.
Sopranos-Mrs. w. O'Gara, Mrs.
Lester Brown. Mrs. J. P. Hansen,
Misses Nell Hansen, Dorothy Nc
Chez, Dorothy Kohl, Mary Louise
Scott, Rosamond Parker, Geral-
dine Hansen. ~
Altos-Mrs. r. e. Hansen, Mrs. w.
A. Kohl, Lila Beck, Ruth Aus
tin, Jane Strebel.
Tenors-L. w. Whitson, Charles
Rattle, Harold Metzger. -,
Baritone-Dr. r. e. Cooper.
Bass-F. s. Cooper. i
Mo service Sunday morning. :
Gospel Observation-Disclosures .
Ess!-a l.. ;A:f Program go
Ia Sunday Evening
Orchestra ......-...--.-.... silent Night"
welcome" v-.-..:,-::....--... Lorraine Bailey
Song-""Silent Night Congregation
Scripture Reading and Prayer
.-.-....---. Rev. c. M. Hanson, Pastor
Recitation-'The Abiding Christ"
Nicola Aldr1ch
Song Old Refrain" .-.---.-.-....--
- Dorothy and Doris Ruehmann
Realistically Gift" ..-.....--..---.---
.-....-..........---.---- Donavan Jacobson
Recitation-"Dolly's Goodnight
Ruth Gennow
Recitation-"Angels Singing" $500
-.....-..-.......--.------------.- Lorraine Gunion
Recitation = Violin and Saw
Duet..Glanayre and Carlyle Key
Recitation-"A Child Dream
Dorothy and Doris Ruehmann
Recitation-"A Christmas Mes
sage. -.....--Orris Aldrich, Roger
Bailey, Allen Needham.
observation-disclosures" --.-.....---...-.-.
Gertrude Dole
Song-Little Heart-doors .-..-.-..-..-
.-------.--.-....---------------- Small Children
Recitation-"In a Stable ....-..........
Irene Larson
Recitation-"Alpha and Omega
rSuCu DenZer
Recitation-"Hope, Joy Peace.
...............-........-......... Reed Denzer
Song-"Jesus Dear Jesus" .--.---
Dorothy and Doris Ruehmann
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Long Bridge Luth. Church

LOHg DFIuS6 LuIH. CHuICH
Service Sunday morning at 1880.
A Christmas program will be given
Monday evening at 1880. All are
welcome. .
J. A. johnson, Pastor.
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Christmas Season to Be
Properly Observed Locally
Continued from Page One,

ation-"Christmas Day"
Paul Neal, Merlin Wiener, Arth-
ur Wiener, Norman Gritzmacher,
Laurel Gritzmacher.
Recitation-"Sing, Sing for Christ
mas" -----.-----. Dorothy Blaski, Dan
iel Frazer, Esther Pastien, Nor
man Bohne, Phyllis Svenneby.
Anthem-"Silent Night! Holy
Night ------.. Sunday School
Responsive Reading
Recitation-"I Love to Hear That
Story" ---.-------- Virginia Neal
Song-"It Came Upon the Mid
night Clear" ---------- Sunday School
Recitation and Song-"Round the
Christmas Tree" - (Song) "Oh
Christmas Tree" .---------..---- Bernice
Thompson, Janette Blaski, Dor
othy Guelsow, Lorraine Gritz-
macher, Melvina Gritzmacher.
Recitation-"His Unspeakable Gift"
Annie Doubrava, Dorothy Guel-
sow.
Anthem-"O Come All Ye Faithful
Sunday School.
Responsive Reading 49,,
Recitation-"Our Guides"-Alberta
Gamradt, Lester Blaski 80
Anthem-"O Little Town Of Beth
lehem" ----------- Sunday School
Recitation-"Be Near Me Lord
Jesus" -.------------. Norma Nelson
Announcements
Offering for Children's Friend So
ciety--- Children and Congregation
The Closing Service
The Nunc Dimittis. Z.
The Lords Prayer.
The Benedicamus. -
The Do2ology.
The Apostolic Benediction.
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Good Samaritan Episcopal Sunday
School Program, Saturday,
noc "a z.S0 p M
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The above program will be fol-
lowed by Christmas Pageant CIV
en- by the older Sunday School pu-
pills. The Pageant depicts in seven
tableaux the Christmas Story.
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Christmas Morning Service 1O:45
Congregational Church
Prelude-Pastorale .--... Ashford
Anthem-"The Manager" -. Kountz
BY the Junior Chorus
Solo-"Nazareth" .-.---.-....... Gounod
Miss Viona Steege
Anthem-"First Christmas Morn"
Newton
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$3.50 A. M. Sunday School. We
had Is absentees last Sunday. Those
members absent are urged to be
present this Christmas Day. If
Santa is good to you, then you
should express that thanks by be-
ing in Gods House.
10:45 A. M. Christmas service.
Our service will be only IS min
utes long, thus closing at 11:30.
Amidst all your observance of
this Holy Day, you should make
the church service of worship the
center Of all. The sermon subject
is, "The Birth of Kingdom"
Our Christmas program will be
held this Friday evening at 7:3O.
The program will be given by the
children of the Sunday School
Santa Claus will be there and a
treat will be presented to the
children. This is one enjoyable
service to which all look forward,
so plan to come.
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by FuII CnOruS
Offertory-"Little Town Of Bethle-
hem --..-.--.....----..--------.... Redner
Bright Array ....---.
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Abraham HalsOr
Abraham Halsor, aged inmate of
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First Methodist Church

First Methodist Church
Program to be presented Friday
evening, Dec. % at 1880.
Hymn, No. % "Joy to the World"
Conprepation
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Trinity Ev. Luth Church
Grove Lake

instrument number.
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Sank Centre Wins
From Bertha, 30-l7

CONTINUED From Page One)
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TabIeaux-"Spirit of Christmas" 800
The Washington times., 1932-02-16

A. Keeps vegetables fresh and
crisp.
B, Prevents meats and left
overs from spelling.
C.. You can make the kind of
desserts yoH've always
eOG1tted to.
D. Keeps bGbys milk fresh
, and pure.
9. tee cubes on hand at all
times.
F. No more tracked-up floors.
G. No more bothering with
the ice pan. Z
II. Economical, you Save money
IN the long TWsa-
The Washington times., 1932-02-16

strucon it affords sanitary and healthful refrgera
ton Engineering skill makes it mechanically perfect
and economical to operate
And we go one step farther. We make it easy to
own. SIS sends it home 15c A DAY. which is less
than the daily ice bill. We invite you now to see the
SAM Cold. we welcome comparisons with refriger
ators selling at much higher prices If you can't
to the store phone National 500, and we will send
representative to explain San-Cold to you.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-07-29
CHEVROLET SALES IN
JUNE

Chevrolet dealers reported
the sale of 43,397 new cars and
trucks in June, w. S. Knudson,
president and general manager
announced.
The figure exceeded by TO-
900 units domestic production
for the month and, was within
ten per cent of the reported
sales for May, Mr. Knudsen
said.
He cited figures by ten-day
periods to show the effect of
the new federal tax on sales
for the month. In the first ten
days, dealers reported 12,486
units sold; in the second ten
days, 1854 units, and in the
last ten days, when the new
tax was in effect, 1857 units.
Normally the last period OF the
month is the largest, Mr..
Knudsen said.
All sections of the country
showed a favorable COMPARE
son in the last ten days with
the first ten days of the month.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-07-29
"Buy British" Movement
Referred To by Pepys

The popular cry BUY British p was
evidently heard in good King Charles
golden days, to judge by the following
extract from Pepy's diary, writes a
columnist in the Manchester eng
land) Guardian.
September 8, 1667-Here met Sir
G. Downing who would speak with
me, and first to inquire what paid
for my kids leather gloves had on
my hand, and showed me others on
his as handsome as this in all points.
cost him but 12d (about "a cents)
pair, and mine me IS (about so cents).
He told me he had been seven years
finding out man that could dress
English sheepskin as it should be-
and, indeed, it is now as good in all
respects as kid, and he says will save
100000 (nominally about $500,000) a
year that goes out to France for kids
skins. Thus he labors very worthily
to advance our own trade, but do 1t
with mighty vanity and talking"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-07-29
CORN CROP INJURED BY
BORER

Farmers in many sections OF
Maryland are suffering serious
damage to their corn crops by
corn borers, according tc re-
ports received by DR.. Ernest N.
Cory, State Entomologist.
The insect doing the damage,
he states, is the larger corn
stalk borer."
After a field is infested, DR..
Cory states, there is no practic-
able control measure. If there
is a later planting of corn COM
ing on, he advises cutting the
infested stalks and putting
them in a silo, which will pre-
vent the emergence OF the
second brood of moths. Fields
that are infested this year
should be plowed in the fall, he
says, and the stubble narrowed
out and allowed to lie on the
ground until March; then it
should be raked and burned as
a protection for the corn next
year.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-07-29

only has the speed of service been in
creased, but cut-offs, Interruptions and
transmission difficulties last year were
the lowest on record, according to the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company.
One reason for the reduction in in
terruption and improvement in trans
mission difficulties was the increased
use of cable. Eighty per cent of the
total Bell system long distance wire
mileage is now in cable as compared
with twenty four per cent twenty
years ago. The increased amount of
wire in cable means better telephone
transmission and greater security
against interruption by storm.
Last year 9,155,OO0 pliles of wire in
cable were added to the system. Open
wire circuits during the year were re-
duced by $4,000 miles. Storm-proof
long distance cable now connects about
rs per cent of all cities Of $4,000 popu-
lation or over in this country.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-07-29

Carrying on a telephone conversa-
tion from a ship blowing through the
waves a thousand miles or more from
shore sounds incredible. But facts are
facts. Ship-to-shore telephone service
today Is one of the features of trans
atlantic steamers plying between the
old world and the new.
Telephone communication is now
possible from nine transatlantic
steamers. The Leviathan. the first
commercial basis, holds the record for
vessel to have this equipment on a
.he number of calls made on single
trip. On recent trip from New York
to Boston to undergo her annual re-
conditioning. more than 100 telephone
calls were made while the ship was
under way The greater number of
these calls were made to telephones
In the eastern states. Some were
made to the far West; others to
Canada and England. The calls were
transmitted over the Leviathan's reg
Hiar radiotelephone communication
system, and received at the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company's
ship-to-shore receiving station and
completed over the Bell system lines
in the usual manner. The transmit
ting station is at Oceangate, and the
receiving station at Forked River,
N. J. Ship-to-shore telephone service
was inaugurated December 8. 1899.
Steamers equipped for ship-to-shore
telephone service in addition to the
Leviathan are the Majestic. Olympic.
Homeric, Belgenland, Empress of
Britain, Monarch of Bermuda, Deutsch-
land, and the Bremen.
Tests are now being made with the
Europa by scientists, and engineers of
the Bell Laboratories, and it is ex-
pected that telephone service will be
extended to that vessel in the near
future. Service to still other ships Is
contemplated.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-07-29
tuberculosis Has Lost
Its Dread Pre-Eminence

tuberculosis is no longer Captain
Of the Men of Death" 1t is surpassed
today by heart disease, pneumonia,
cancer, cerebral hemorrhage, renal dis
ease and accidents.
Heredity as the cause of tubercu-
losis died hard, for had not all OBJ
serving persons seen families wiped
out by it; and according to their point
of view was not heredity the only
plausible explanation? In 1882, Koch
Gle bacillus as the causative factor of
the disease, and since then strict
regimen of living has meant proven
ton and cure. DR.. F. M. Pottenger,
writing for Hygeia Magazine, COM
ments on the particularly disturbing
factor that tuberculosis attacks the
two sexes at different age periods:
"The death rate among females Is
greater than among males up to the
age of twenty or twenty-five; then
that for females drops and that for
males mounts. The greater amount
Of tuberculosis in girls Of the teen
age is probably due either to the bio
logic differences of the sexes or to en-
virOnment, or both. The growing boy
is undoubtedly huskier than the girl.
He spends more of his time in outdoor
sports; he eats more food and prob
ably takes life less seriously"