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ndlix Oct. 1, II'-'S, 4433.
omriij iwt ef Ihf Cllr Mnltord.
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St c. MtKiKNSKS 4 luMi'AVY
Offlwi la N Yurk. Oito. wrwit, ha
fntl, im ArgrlrH. Settle, twung.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
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political organization, which many
rbelleve could have stolen Teapot
Domo witliout getting caught, ia
now Buffering from internal
trouble.1- It- was Inevitable that ono
of Mr. , Bert Anderson's rousW
letters . last u minor, explaining
their cuseedueas at long dUtance.
would get under their hide, sooner
or Uten ,
Tho Jim Thorndyke family of
Lea burg were over tiunday slink
ing; hands. (Kugene Heglster.)
Why don't' tlwy stay home and
sbnko bands? -
In the setectiona of the all-state
basketball team,, every section of
the state was represented) whether
they deserved U or not.
NO SKCIttiT A HABIT!
(Kim; City Chronicle)
A former . King City lady,
, we are Informed. wa-J to have
: been married this week to her
fourth husband. It'a a secret;
we may ; tell you more next
week.. , - " ;
' Witches are again operating In
Pennsylvania and Georgia. In tho
absence of any better explanation,
witches probably worked on the
lastesslou of tho legislature.
The President announces that
Prohibition will bo enforced with
out the use ot dramatics, bruits
bands, fireworks, parades, and
other Joyful ngonciea such as de
claring a httlf holiday, and closing
the banks and barbershlps when
ai sheriff wields an axe on a bar
rel of Young Crow. It looks like
the president would accomplish
something, but ho will first hnvo
to knock the politicians out of the
road.
- "EDl'CATIOXAL .
(Cong, ltewnl)
' i- Mr. Collins. Mr. Chairman and
gentlemen of the house, whenever
anyone those days wants to put
over something they alognnlzo It.
That Is what they are doing hero;
they put in tho word "educational"
merely for the purpose of trying
to fool us and cram down the
throats of this congress una of the
most vicious pieces of legislation
ever proposed.
Let us seo what the bill actually
provide!: let us strip It of some of
Its verbiage and see what la In it.
It provides for the manufacture by
private concerns of munitions.
That Includes ordnance. It Includes
shells, U Includes powder. It In
cludes all kinds of exptoxives, all
noncommercial In charactor. . In
other words, It Includes everything
except that which is carried In the
store of the country. - It Includes j
uniforms. It Includes shoes, unless
these shoes are of a commercial
- nature.-' u -' .?
'I am staling the facts In this
rase, and If you will get a copy of
the bill and carefully read It you
will .noi for yourselves that 1 hui
si .1 ting facta correctly. That is lilt
I ask you to do. It includes every
thing, except what Is ordinarily
commercial In its nature that the
war department wants to buy.
That in not all there is In thb (
bill. It includes "essential aeces- i
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these expression, are to be taken
reixrate and apart from munltluns i
We see now what they are priv
ileged to buy. Let us bo on and
see what -else, is provided, lt I
provided nex lhat there shall be
fnibllo notlc so that business may
bid. That is just thmwiua out a
eop to somebody, tiecause H is
IK-rfectly rneanltiKless. What l
the Oie of liavinx bids when the
hidder can not net b, coniraci?
And that la what the bill ays.
Homebody down in the war depai t
mtnt thinks that we are a lot of
.flumb-bells and are irolng to ttwal
low this measure.' merely bei-ause
St Is labeled ''educational order.
- If the word "ediieat.onal" were
led out of thia lull, it -would not
get 35 voles in this house, and the
word la absolutely mcantnslrwi.
LOS ANOm.ES, March 0.
Max Silver, lung Identified In po
ll records here as a leader of
bootlcmrinK activity, was shot and
perhap fatally sounded by two
unidentified assailant in a fash
ionable apartment house here this
mornfiir- , .
COLCaiaiA. llo, March : eTI
Tb, axacullr, board ot curators f
lb. Untrvraltr of XlUwourt today
ordftred th, dlamlsaal of thre lac
ulty member, whom th, hoard
held rponsjbl, tv, recent clrcala
tlon of questionnaire. amon stu
.lerita asking autimata oueatkm. as
to hi and tnarriar.
Editorial Correspondence
PASADEXA, C.U., March 19.
Having never heard Aimee Me
Pherson, wo hurried through din
ner lo reach the Pasadena. Fourr
Square "Lighthouse"' at 7:30 last
nitrlit. when she was scheduled to
speak. We made it on the dot, but
j the doors of the church were lock-!
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5.,,,:r..1..att.n. W. md our.ny
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A lurRe man wl.h a ba..
i hi, nrm kno.-ke.l on the door
I re,.nmlill.r. ,.q,mlly fr.il.loa.. Tho
: a broken window.
In ahe -there ?" he asked.
"No, he hasn't come,'' was thc .armil toward the audience. : "i Um
reply. I so sorry to bo late. Vou see. I
. The little crowd was disappoint, had a dedication, and had to drive
ed. A colored clrl said: "l'so been my own car my secretary came
heah fo tunes nnd nin i never poi
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in yei. i ney . .-ru u u-km .
church." '
-fhey're goina to build one."
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, imhu uir mihf m.n. " ......
Mrs. McPherson Is cotnlne over
to help raise the S100.000."
Anoui a quarter oi an nour inter
a bareheaded man with a white
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his coat lapel came
round the corner of
corner of the church
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open
Mtanuing room oniy. ?
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j given n space against the wall in
lug tho singing. He looked more
like e, collego cheer leader than a
pni tor, and performed like one.
"Now make it snappy, sister.
There's a Light In God's Window
for You.' Fine! Praise the Lord.
N'uw. men. eo If von can't make
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next r mine un, ioiks. ih nif
what you want. Slpter U'lheron
la on tho way-rwill be here soon.
When aho cornea, give her a good
Pasadena welcome. She had a hnrd
day yesterday six services. She
had to attend a dedication tonight,
but sho la on the way. Xo work
Is' too hard for her In the service
of the Lord. (Prom the udlence,
A-iiianl Praise the Lord!) What
will It be? (A voice from the con
gregation: "JesuM, Our Friend")
ond Jeau, our friend; now every
body sing!'
Everybody sang. And we should
nay 95 per cent of them knew the
words, which la certainly a high
percentage. Before the rostrum
was a 16-pleee orchestra, men,
women nnd boys violins, trom
bones, cornets, o xylophone nnd a
young man with patent leather halt
the piano, who certainly made the
old box speak. Above was lha
largo white-gowned choir, women
In front, men behind and they,
too. sang -with a will. For one
feature of tho mil file wo wero not
prepared. Tho words wero sacred
but the tunes were profano. That
Is. popular airs, waltsea nnd ono
ste'ps wore used almost entirely.
Tho congregation danced with their
hearts if not wKh their teL lt
was most enlivening.
The singing program, with a few
church Announcements thrown In,
kept up steadily until flvo nitn
utea of nine. Brother Xoorgard
was plainly worried, and frequent
ly consulted his bracelet wrist
watch. He finally called In his
bride of n few weeks, n very pretty
dark-haired girl who leads the
choir, and he left the rostrum. Mn
Xoorgard also had the women sing
against the men, and this time the
former easily won. Hhe led a few
snappy songs, then asked those
who had over attended the theater
to raise their hands. Hands went
up all over the house. She smiled.
"So have 1" and started another
song. She was full of good nature
'and charm.
Pastor Xoorgard returned and
announced n. solo by Mrs, Iaven-
worth of Cleveland, Ohio, "He
Loves Me Still." Mrs. Leaven
worth sang six verses, was given
an enthusiastic encore and sang
four more. Another new feature
new to us at least. Between glances
M his wrist-watch. Pastor Xoor
gard frequently punctuated, the
solo with "A -Man! (The approv-
ed form In the Kour-Souare Oospel '
appeain to be the sinstnlarj. Glory .
to do at one point he put hi$
hi'.nt on ono nido. anmurtf.t bv
one hand and fcrventlv ejacuUted.
i-rnise tne ijom. tie men pounn ,
a hm,. nrance jvtlce from a de-
rotlter nearl.y. an.l took two nml-
MUTT AND JEFF
11,8 " , lfi n a Dirth(lflv on pridav, : hnv . .v. ' ticulation apparatus il would be:". V" " 4 ing him join the arm or navy 8o:ibwn
ed to the windows. He v. W e3ley . a hirtlutty tv, in'vite ftU - ha V4 for freaks n lt the , nmwAry J illd cvoIution. Here ; rnntTen mnn( Umos-, ,f ftlntf lhf you can d.dge responsibility. ; fr
Xoorgard. the pastor, a dapper 111- o f 5 come-w ' (0"Ce. r ,1 I" miffing that in certain caaea or s'u lo" 30 , , , Sed
tlo man. in n verv "collegiate" .,,i v. , . like a very representative southern 1 , , t . - grains of salit-yllc acid in half an You can tell an American broad.
cut coat, with a green tie. was lead- ' V. . I" I Cnllfornin nasemhlnee. Very much . ' . ' .Li... . " i otinco of flexible collodion. In a HP is two feet behind a determined I Toial
lows, Xo'ohe- teemed " W'noUwj
the. interruption. Certainly
soloist did not. a scoffer at urj
right rammered, 'tva love her bet-
ter Mill also" - I
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Still no Aimee Mcpherson. Pub- ,
tor'Noorcnrd sucgested another
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BPiPcuon irom mo orenemrn. nnu(F while sincerity may be faked
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to!1Pro wa8 udto hn.sh-a my
HS IIUIIIIC llltH urut-fllliru (Mill
, a crow-th. door at the
Mt ot thn roMrllm ,1(.nod. and
;in. A colacI. rath.;.iare-riK.
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lll(r capo trimmed with white,
.CMCado of golden hair.' in nunri
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Wave, and rinelew, above a Bn.lltng ,
and exuberant faee.
.she extended her while nturrtv
f early.
Ihrl n -
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, lonp sermon or a norl one. (Tiiero
was no sipn from the audience.) . I
will lake S5 minute.. Thone who
; . .i- a .
vn t WiHy mm iunc can ichvo now.:
J Pleas don't leave durlnij my talk,
, Womanlike. I may oicfeil tho
vtime."
(Xo one walked out.)
n sn turn.fl , ,. ho..
! ,,,e,,"r"c',lf.'"?
I her. with n rnlhor slnlM fni-A nn,..
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yon to : my Ron I have worked '
hard, ma
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ttfrt Drt , ,rlrnv Iooltod "k religious fanatics
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orchestra play while I fix myi.
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-"-'"u. dnini- uy
several men started pinning up:,!, i " , .
j i nfi mn,
The Hen," "The Holy Ghost" nud
The MU!pnium
around lh'-
enrds were pinned smaller discs
of pasteboard printed with import
ant Incidents in J'.lble hl.siory.
Tho sermon took 40 minutes, but
wc will not attempt to describe it.
It was pood fundamental doctrine.
Mrs. McPherson frequently turned
the leaves of the Hlhle but never
read from it. It was not what sho
said, but tho way she said it; not
lutr text but her personality that
Interested ua, nnd we believe Inter
esti'd the majority of the congre
gation. )
A less spiritual person than
A I men Mcpherson could Hcarely
ho Imagined. Her dominant note
is an elemental physical inn get'
Ism on Irrepressible, inexhaustible
phyoica) vitality. She looked n blti
tired, her voice was very huskv, but
for 40 minutes she chased the devil
from one side to the other of that
stage, without a pauao. a slop for
breath, or for a thought; bang,
bang, bang! a joke here, thrust at
the highbrow scientists, and rich
churches there a little skipping
dance, a song (religious words to
a popular "movie':) nnd at tho end
an appeal for money for the new
Pasadena tabernacle (There must
be rich men in Pasadena write
out your checks). . i
It was over and thajmgc throng
marched out a few going to the
stage to ahake hands with Sister
Aimee, as sho briskly prepared for
her return to Los Angeles.
What ia the secrot of Aimee Me.
Pherson sho has many hut we
mean the secret of hor sensational'
success for her success has ben.
and still Is. sensational. !
Wo would say her power and her;
sincerity. That she has power :
A -tremendous -power no one enn !
deny. Power neither spiritual nori
mental but physical, hypnotic'
She dominates, hy will and the
sheer excess of her vitality. Many
doubt her sincerity. They point to'
nor un-i'hristian behavior, her un
questioned love of money, her sor
did hreak with ' Mother Kennedy.-'
All true, no doubt. Put none in
consistent wlm sincerity when
one accepts what we believe is the,
cornerstone of Aim re's ethics and
theology. . l
Toward the end of her sermon, ,
we helieve. that cornerstone was!
-wha ,no,",r' """l -
What will Jle say when you cornel
before Him? What commandment i
have vou broken, wh.u liitln .t..l
take have you made? No! He
. I
nav you de.lle.tled it lo Christ's I
work: have you taken His word I
reve.lr.il In the. Il.im! llnrtL- an.l .
neuicaie.1 your soul to Ills service?
That Is what He will ask. And to
thai we will answer. -We have." "
Mutt's Wife Won't Get
Aimee has- That we believe taj
her sincere conviction. It ia not ;
what commandment slie may have ;
broken, or what falsehood he may 1
'lB Pok-n-lt -la -what h-h
done land-what sho has tried to;
, , b 1 .m.ur ui
'ieft,!' . . ,
U ha levor her fdns or her short-
cominps Hhey hnve been redeemcfl
i by her works. That in her belief.
If it were not, .she never could
j u.. .
i . luuny.
Ions. Aimee la unquestionably an
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oonvonlont rone of ethlpH von
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.', aw'"'"' ' l " ' only
nnoilier way of saylns lhat Mrs.
Almr6 smpl M,.h,r;oh .,WPn.
tlnlly a prBan in the robes of a
Christ lan crusader.
The consresatlon wan Interestlno:.
Tht lat. President Irtnlins mipht
K-A Afllla " 1 .. 1 ..Il. It
" I'UUll 'nN.
They were. Many with baldes in
thor 0 thIrkset mftn
.I(h n Vnii . i , Li n.
i Ut.h.a ol,?..r ool,np ftnd wh ,ft ,!p-
i nna iwo cnuuren. one on encit ami.
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'j noticed they joined in the singing
heartily. At one point.
e
asked every
Pastor
one :
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. nanus with those about them. This
i was done all over the house. Kvery-
happy.
t nvm
,(inrl vrc hnvlnir n nnnd tltnn - A
'nlZiT TV J" ,b'B
a picnic nt Lincoln park a few
k, nco. They -rvorc not par -
: tioularly demonstrative,
There!
. . -ve-Bl "sninnt" n .l "IWicfl
were 'more nttentive than demon-
durllic Atmee'S discouraP. - iVrhana
,nst nlht w. fIr fMf . ' r
waiting over an hour and a half,
everyone was tired.
Aimee Indicated she has a sense
of humor a certain wit. she
told how she had addressed 5(in
Shrlners and had been admitted'0" V , '
as a 'noble." "because they said t"B 1!lt hUIb mnny 5'l-nls;i
I had walked the burning sands.")
She joined in the laughter that
greeted this frank reference to her'
alleged kidnaping adventure..
At one point In her sermon the
cardboard
disc marked
"Dark
Ages' fell
the floor.
still talking, tried ineffectually to
rfplaee It she worked with it sev
eral minute, then letting it drop
the floor and stay there, re
marked with n wry mlte, Th
dark ages is so dnrk It won't stick
to the chart."
Xot so good, but not so had.
Aimee Is no thiek-hcaded exhort. r
- she has n "comeback.
n AV. n.
Thor's Jom two ays V find out
how veonderful you are die. nr !
run ftf off m. r,fit-m tlLni I
A ,ver napun Ml .-rob Hi- hex'
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DHTROIT, March d. () Tne
lion w as received here today that
Roscee 11. Jackson, president and
...n.,.1 n.K..n., Ae ... 11.. ,
Motor Car company, died Tuesday
in Mentone. Kran.-e ot iiiflu.-iij.-i
lie wa SO years old.
Any Sympathy From
Personal Health Service
; JBy WtWAM BEADY, M. D.
Hlgned lrttr pertslnlRg to pnonil halth and hfxfne. Dot to diiM dltffaoitk r
trratrorut, w)U be mti4 by tr. lindf If Urujd, mtlt -tddtcMed utvHop U nclot
Lftur should b brtet iml written tn ink. Owing to th Ury number of Utwro re-
cetred, oi-lf a few eta bo trM-.l her. No reply can bt mide to uHm oot eotiforai
tea to Instruction. AddrH Cr. WUUtta Brtdr. In cm ol tola Mwacaocr. t
one ntn.i ovt
, 'Jiiliuiailons nf irandom igroups.,
ihilKate' that' onei child out of j
every 4 "is naiurnilv left handed. I
mean by the1
erm natural Ml
handedness? Well
even'body knnwH-
Kilt mnet . 1IU
ai-e naturally
Kven so. wo 'can
it and con cede
ti.n. ..
may haye . as good a riht to pre
fer the left hand.
The brain center for the con -
Irnl of mnv'omnnt. nt tl,n ,,h,
1 al.lln...! En l.f. .1,1..
..itol n..1-Aliitlnn ..A- ,An.
pie. The center for control
closely associated with the center!
nients of Hps, tongue and throat
in articulation. The brain centers
movements of the left arm,
left hand ntid in fact all of the
t "'""V'es on ine leu Slue qi me
I hoilv. inn sllimleil Ii. th eiehl
l ,..",..!, ' . ... "..iReneral advice.
. .
general rule of . crossing applies;
fni. nil n..w,i.,r. mr.v-AmAnra- -r. .
for all muscular movements, ex
,, t,WiQ
In order
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to inquire into tho reason for this
statue in the vicinity of the third !
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!,1;." .tr.m.al "Jo1" ''""V ,h".el
tiie motor speech center is evi
deutiy . destroyed and a . total loss
i of .tho power to articulate aecom-
fside of the body, the only plans-'
1 1 l""""""" wu ,n"hV... 1
o subsequent recovery of ability
i t, " ' '" lM" "" ""'N
j " "mised mo or-speeeh ;
j venter in the ripht side of the.
J braln- ?vl",r" " "" bas heen '
,lom ,i3 1" "i"s' '1 ''-v 'e l"" i
! essi'y and assumes part of the.
Students of this problem find
that there, is a measurable differ-
' eneo in tho size of the bones of
the right and k-ft arms, by which
measurement ono may determine
whether a given child ia right
or U-ft handed naturally- Thus
'Y.mNihe h-ngth of the ulna plus is ol -
ways greater on the' right side in
;a right handed and in the left arm
oi a naiuin.iy leit nan.ieu iimi -
viuuai, even Irani ininney. t ius
meuiiieuieiiL is me u-n.iii ot im -
iiiiT iliiii uuin uii mi iii jwuu.ui" IW.-..TI limn me winner. ilie.i -
of the elbow to tho point of tiie' ca's war seems to shake tho theorv.
middle knuckle of the llttlo fincer.
TUo differenco. is only a frac-jbar, who intelligently not ont of 'section that didn't howl liecause j Name or rreii.toit. totw w. Tnmi.ers.
lion of an Inch.- of course, and Torreon as soon as M extern n airr ! it stax money was spent to benefit .. sntKv Sem 'nn'orniy i"irriee, Imnr
may be necurntely determined j planes hee;an droppitit; bombs, is j a poor section. : awe t'rtmmiioner. Raiem. eieitnn.
only by mentis of a special insiru-, well on his way to Chihuahua, .car-J . r. I'itree, ue.il .tcenr.
ment hnviiib- a slidln Biiide, airying with him valuable loot, in-j Hell, for many a woman, will be j synopsis or n.nual shikm.ni
kind ot caliper. cIihIIiir millions of dollars taken j a place where she must watch lr!w ,, Am.;,n Kasl, ,;, ,,1.,it.we cp,
Mindful of the power of bub-!' banks in Monterey. Salt I llo. husbnnd spend money on his own Uf Ne Vmk. In the siaie of Ne Yon. on u
cestlon. f shall snv iiothinir aliont i Toi reon and other small cities tem- people. ' llilrtr -fir-t day of lleeemher, IH.S. maile l
ti,-, .hn..n ..e ii... ...oi.... ..ntni.
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Hnti lire spceill ceiuer, luriiiiiri
than the Information a 1 r e a d y j prom enn tie mane troni oauilllry i
Blven rntt it is well to noteldoesn'i prove thai real war can lie
that the old tlir.o antipathy of '""'U profitable. ;
teachers toward natural left hand-1 - j
do ntteniit to Interfere in 'b" '" he whiskey trade am
Ihe rhil.l's or feremi f,Vr the lniiIil! prol, ihition.a success, claims
tne rlilltls pritereni-e lor ne victim in ew York i-Hv
left band, onto the teacher has;"3 1,ra.l witimmcw 1 ork llt.
oteertl ht th I'ft hamledness, Ton lf,lsaml ,,,,.. finp f.yc;
l ii.iiui.ii. im. wt ii-ii.tuifu ii.at ii
t-r today even resists the nus
guided demands of certain parents;
thai the Ml -handed child be
I hnvo criticized teachers pwttyi
freely.
fmni ItniA in tiinrt n ti.iitt t
this very tiiins. and I have based
my remarks on the complaints of
mailers, complaints nnotu tne at-
iliii.,1. in iiitiniin in iiin.ii...
1 1 iiiii. nan.irtiii.-N. un iiiiiiii .ii i tivitceih.- .
handed children. These complaints! '. 4 , x '
still trickle in. apparently in the Other prohibition news. In -same
volume as for many years Brooklyn, a bicser city than old,-
Im.t. Hill lnlelv 1 nm t?ki t. flllit -ni. i A ... i I
another note, the assurance thai
up to date teachers no linger
Int ern .ultl. l..ft Iianr1.nl .
ne
QVKSTIONS AM) ASWi:i!S
Won- Soltiirier Ut
rti.eH.miv n rri.m.i ml.t ..... Hint
. " ' '1 7. . . .
jFaUpeter taken in small quantities j
1 good for pains Which people.
enll Theumaiism. Please tell ;
me If saltpeter Is injurious to UiOjSanta Fe railroad declared tod;.y !
system in any way? IZ. II. K. 1 that there was no basis in fact of J kngr fl cold and "$o to elep" b- j Nn or fomiwny, .mifan K.iele Fire lit
Answer It is harm less enough. 'the n.-serted ambitions of iho i Baalmann'a Gia Tableta prevent "f v- . . . .
Ssltneter fs nsd in ruriner meAts.
which it makes appear red. a linK with the Santa Fe in order
Whwhr consumed in vrncd be'f'irt itinko Is Angles a trtninnl.
Him
op each twfxtv-five.
or as meiMeine. It Is merely a mild
diuretic lUldney stimulant) and
has no '" appreciable effect.
n teospoonful of sulphur
Y P much for ordi -
Impure blood ,-K. C. .
on the blood. It is merely a mild
rtiihwcr nuipuur nas no cueci;
" """";!
';the old almanac jokes.
Anemia.
" uu""r 'lvB
nnl nave me a blood tonic and
told mo to eat liver. : Now I can't ;
i make so many offico calls, so I;
' 1 1 ten me wiw ee i
i COUljl Cat to make blood. MrS. S.
Answer So fnr .is I fcnnw. livei
' UO .-TOlUO,
except . in the
oflrmhor uncommon pernicious ane
... uiuiuuij uu-mta ii
,""V""". 1 cfu!";
. I euro. There are many: causes of
i "nf.m,la- .s""?"' ls ;.h" ca"s, ?nyi
! dl-"c"M",V "-the diet. Send a
stamped envelope, bearing your nd-
dress and mention that you havei
,, , ,, -
ii i iii mull jiiu iiiio.
C"
r.lll(inf" '
lcaje repent jour rorn cure
your-oolumn. Mrs. A. f). W.
Answer - Itn nldiKiiro Throw
i-" - - -
"k. j
away. Then if you adhere to the
instructions above, tho cure Willi
be permanent. if you feci you
simply rnuf t wear shoes again, of
coursi? you will grow more eoriH
in the same way you grew tht;m
(Copyright John P. Dille Co.)
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One.)
777 ; 7 '
tlllllltS lit! will spend n year i
Europe, think tip new" plans'
and starts workintr airaiu. ;
Tlii Amorieans hiiuA, with ,
few exceptions, is unable to
jom,im? "U, that keeps!
at wor,k all those that know now
J to work.
i
i ne nig war proved tlint war is!
; irriproi itaiiie. sometinies worse lor
! -Mexico says that (icneraJ Ksco -
- porarilv occupied. .
1 1 Inw HVIil- Ii. on.. Hill n. t.ni---,- i
...... ,..,,. .
, ,.ri.n . , u ,-..,,,,,
Would not that frighten you?
M
'thn. He. ntcaded Kuilty.
The jiidce -sentenced
him to i
. .....
, KlcMeii h,llal ,Btor ,hl, ,ernl
u.llIn bo Bix months in Jail.
iiiro moni 11-4 111 taxi ti-n Y-t n tr ;
,,. on(1 thin u ,.)ut u,(.,h
liiw.". .another th nir In ns 'tlu.
..cw i.rin, uu .nail ll.ll lail ISI.lllll, '
; hootleRKers enKaced in what Is;
io-'called a "lacketeers1 " fight. Po-
li. .... f : .1 r ti.i .... i - t i
away your shoes. But maybe- vou,, ,. ,. . , .,,.
..-.J.uu j. ....... in Plain..,. prTp.,( ...pecillv
mini-.-., i'int-1 I'll iiltr null If Ut
scant Mctlartv also entered" th i
battle and shot Policeman Maloneyj
j". ,"' . '.,.'...
" 7 "iso was Kineu.
S.X KRANCISCO, March CO. '
w. p. Storev. m-esidfnt of the'
W:. ont v(lrihm Miii.-Miii. r.
Quill Points
A wife is a person who plays flt
steering the boat until there is a
'storm,
' - ,
j Our forefathers must have been
ant .,,., o-h 1,,i,i im
i Creat " The couia mnke Up
I their minds without a nation-wide
i survey.
I -
! Perhaps we become what we eat.
' in the old dajs thej-e, were no pea-1
- i nut butter mndwlehes or peanut;
,,.. n .,,., .,.. vhich lead to so many kinds oi
l ! nake '"i3 i'1"-.. H tells -ivhy th,
"JeUhVr ! Z 2 l!" exertion t.res yo l.out; why
) should they?
. .. . ,
No law can be enforced.
j that work'are observed.
i ,
!
- ' -G-
ir massaue removes iicmi
- j ilia liips fUsaniicar in an un
stmiiktMi neneraiion.
v A 777777... n, I
! but he can always tell a widow
how lo lnv"" "fl i,'rawe;
Simile Mr today: As happy ns a
legislature mat nas ii.umi a new,
I s.niree of revenue.
i Dealer, say most second-hand
tclohtes are sold abroad. IJut not
in . Tl... ..n nt tv,i
in Junior's clothes will fit Dad.
. . !
Amprii'.iniKin: tiivmti nit; m-j
looking woman.
Kpeaklns of wasted effort, there's
1 the girl who takes a domestic sci -
j once course when eh expects to
marry a dnig clerk. -
Snmo d;iv norhiiDs. n 1nriirn will
go easy because the accused is lion-
tsi enough to say: I just wanted
to kui mm.
Kvei community lias at
least one family Unit is forever
in some lawsuit hccntiM? every
body .els is s tricky nml
mean." - -
Vy becoming a citi7.cn of Florid
' . ' ,,,l.u,,,r "
enough for the tips while there..
j "Stni. tidewater states me
eaiicr. for appropriations ti. fiKbt
j corn borer as prairie states are
- ot build a Itreat navy.
i '
r Fable: Oneo there was n rich
t-nrerct this sentenro: "The nloek
, -
" ' .
man. -had been stopped three days;
before anybody noticed It." ,
NEVV 7,77- m - j
lany ami the Columbia Itioadcast-
iK system announced today thai!
Iheir nationwide networks would
iro.li1(.ast lh of Pl.0,,Pnt I
,lmer ,lt h(. annua, ,n..hen of ;
1 Uu Assnoi.nll lr- htre nn Amii:
! 22- More than I0i stations will
bo in the hookups. Tho hroadeast-
eastern standard time.
MnVQ flnO
1 I U lTXUI V VjtlkM
In Stomach
and Bowels
,
If TOU wl.h to b. perm.nently r..
Uvd of in atoms. h nl bowrlt,
take ba:iu3nn
JLtf .K!
oxutit. nfrvnu. (Hmtt with hrar't pal-
i pit4twrt will vantin. and you win auait
) be abl- to take a oWp breath without
That drowav. slpy feelin after
nnr will be replaced by a dealra tot
",V""l:!n. 'nL 1
ceae,
"m ! 'M",tnn w,l.n inT.
on. Get the aenuine. in the yellow park-
i4, at any e-od drug atora. frlct SI.
Slrania Prnr tore
(HT lT 'AS
HotwiT
SoctS
Stomach Disorders y
Eirst Revealed by
Coated Tongue
- Youi tongue is nothing morg
than the UDDer end of your stom.
ach and intestines. It is the first
! thine your doctor looks nt. It tells
I at a grlnnce the condition of your
I digestive system nnd physicians
sav that t)Qc-e 0f a sickness start
wjth stomach nnd bowel trouble,
A coftt(d tongue is dang(.r gi
iu mi vc pains in liib uuweis, gas,
sour stomach, dizzy spells.
Those Coating on the tongue is a sign
that you need Tanlac the meili
'cine which has helped thousands
j wlio were pliysicul wrecks from
stomach anu Dowei irouiiies wno
linH "iried evervthint?" in vain nnd
'about given up hope.
I Tanlac contains no mineral
dratrs: it is made of barks, herbs
e l and roots. Get a bottle from your
- I drucrfrist todnv. ; Your monev noek
nr it doesn t help you.
Tanlac
! 52 illlUON BOTTLES USED
,. ., ,.. T1Ir ,.,......
n. ......... ... . ... ........... .......
of (he People) Nalioii;.r rireiwurnuce Compaiiv
i of XV m ncian. In me Mnte-or in-iaware. on tin
' " 'IS!?'' ,,' S 2
1 1(lft0n, piquant to law:
' .caw
CAPITAL
Amount of capital sloe p;iitl up. $1,000,0(1(1.00
I .M 11.11 h
'"""
.. . . ., n..
$1,810, 020..13
OWUKmi una rents re-
ditriiig Hie year
from other Mtirfpi (e
tttiriru tht year
520.000. a-i
1 1 1. 027. no
Income !'J.4Sl,.;nK.4l
lUSItlKSKMKNTS
! Xrt ,,,
, iwiuii
nh'C
pa!i) iliiriiiii tin year.
itwltiitiM ndtustnieut eiwnes.l ft 1 0.0 1 r. 0 2
PhldetHli italil on rapllai stock
j duni the ytar 19fi.06ft.5O''
' " SftianM am
dtifir.i lite year.
C1I.T 1.1.
: Tnts, ticen uik! fees paid tttir-
li the year.
!,l!70..'.ii
' Amuiint of all ottu-r exuendt-
i.01
j T,i(a eiptndittuM .
.i.:i4 n.5;7.r.-.
AfiSKTK
Value or real estate uuned (mar-
! lift value) $ fi2,M".no
j Value uf slocks ami uwnt-il
(uiaiUi Uw) ,1.040, 1 8.VI.0
' iMin on nmrleaers ami rullat- -
rral. fic 1 ,fl!HI.4INMitt
1 C(t In tiants and on IuihI.... li IU,t "!.", (
I i'lt-initim-i til nmrp ot collection
writ! mi since SeptPinlKT 3d,
1128 .. 312.2fir,.8
i Interest itixl ieK dne-- ainl ac-
I ffuitl 8.S0D.8S
I Total admitted awn i,lA4.t!iis.i:i
j MAKILITIW
firoM cUimt for 1usm unpaid. .$ 200,271.00
I Amount nf unearned ptemiums nn
all wtstaitdiiMt tivks I, HBO, 211. 11
All cither liaMtilies. tlfl.OOO.HO
Tfttat liabilities. .xrliKire nf
raiIMl slwk of 31. 1100,000.
sinilns S3, 1 4 0,753.02 Sl.05S.Mri.ll
UI'dlMESS IN IPItr.liOX FOR TIIK VKAII
Net premiums reeelietl during the
year 7.1 ns.-J
OiS?i paid during the year.... H, !)!'.. 7 7
inctirreil during tiie year.. " C. 7 12.1.5
Name if lomiuny, l-enplei National fire In-
I naaiw r-impam-.
i tin- liiMiranee t'oinmisinnel ot the Slate ut are-
"'" "3I" 10
CAPITtl.
Amonrrt of eapilal slot, paid
up $ l.noo.ooo.oit
into.mk
"" .'!
bra n . .
ceirerl dntint year .... I.HWI.8I
. , , .,,. . ,;
I""1 .ia..M
Xtl ST
trtr'inlln arii-Kf iunt t.tKi.. QSinnni.lt
:,,1,t!fUf f?id m C4WUI uor
, romaitians and mUtIm" i'i.i
2r.0,00o.pn
1,811,510 :t
!T2,829.j1
flftl.Tll.fis
dujiiir the ypr
Tiw. lk-rr airtl frt?s paid
tlurim id year
Amount bf all otltrr rtendl
tUffti .".
Total rpfn)itiirrs $ 5,fi"t),l Sti.iti
ASSKTS
Vatne ot (tiyU ami IiotnIs '
oairffl (marki-t rslnr) , . . . $11,S2 l.fUl.2."
r.i-h in hanU .,nl on haivf..., H7 l,;i74.(i'J
I'i t'iftliim in rwur-if of fiillrrtton
TiMfn shirt Srnt. 3ii. l!28 0i'2,r;gc.:,i
h-itmi snd rents dit ami ac-
iil R0.2fi2.1S
Tn,.l nrfmiltMl ...la ..- u l l ic.'fl
" mM Stturii '' '
'r,r fUim fnr Inwr tmiuM.$ 8nri,528.i!i
ISO -IS
Pup for mmmi;tnn ml brnkrr-
4R,SS9.:i
l.5ji;,:tiio.iiii
iwHiti
Tolal lUl.ilitlM nclihke nf
i r: ttl.tl torl: $ R.T.Tf SflS !!)
ItrS!r-S IN IIRKCUN HIH TIIK YKAH -
J Xtt prtmiuBH rffTltcd rttirins Uw
)f-ir ?I.TSS.ftl
bo-"5 P'l 11 yfsr :i.(Ht.ll
. . i:i.-i;iU.!mi
Njrop of Prtsidmt. Paul L. Ilald.
Name of Strrrtnry, Alfred L. Mcrrltt. '
Stamtorr rrlilPHt attonit)' for iwt iff, Iniir-
jaiw l 'Unmi-iiitHWT.'
MH'iirtty-Panifli trtsurarra Attfnqr. Ivl ArI,'
3y BUD FISHER
Heft OUJU FAULT,
St KNOUJS X ThK(k THG
FGLS UdhGW !
Me vwiTH TH .
vr7Y? t pin:
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