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TIIE NEWS suNDAy, NI)VEMBEit 20, 1927 Page 4 THE MANSFIELD NEWS TODAY'S FOUNDEH MARCH 7. 1883, BY W. S. CAPPELInt PublisthedDally and Sunday Exeept Saturday by the News Printing Co. Oaks Fourth and Walnut Streets et a-i14 It By Lulu Hunt Peters M.D.

flutRor of 'Diet' aria Health.artaDkt fix Child rem. ALLSTONES AN 0 OA ERIA LIGHT I 1 Leaves and Your convinced Communist does not live in a world of realities. Ile contented to dwell in unrelieved wretchedness for three generations Leaves and convinced Communist does order to prove something which he thinks ought to be true. He might have fallen asleep on Mid- niglit and had his pocket with geld by the fairies, only to find nothing but dry leaves on ill's return to the outside world, He has been looking for fairy gold in TLLITIJONIC CANAL elitl TO ALL nortert V. Weed, Yoreige tienre, eouratice.

New York Office CI Fifth Ate tibleogo Mee 5 iVrillash. Are Member Audit of ciettifitittoni retered fle kten.fielti nitio se meiter I DIA 1 EV lt CA 11111E3 I Lk 1 ILO ovr ntit; ItV MAIL IN ADVANCE Ift 'I radina '1 MI' AND EI.NIIAY 't I- Nt 14'1' SATC11DAY 1010 21 ro 1.1 Al Polte ff NI 10 Of i trotio4 $1 i IT Leto ID Ohio It 0,1 'fit I ear onnede of 01,10 410 1 4b il to lin bttlifol. itinreil. toitnitilnliol. bought nr sidit.

nod In be towed roil in row noire 1111 lanclitile iit Our to tto Iliver the fume rapkill end I l'iirsireir 1,1 tIPA: till soil twilit, nith out dinerlininiitleti: til toe fervent ne all i (.4.10 Slid not ut er.othill lox for eltipb loterepis. We IA tor the erolotwl, Let': OM ailtice of all oho beiri re ttirte ere DroPer spotretlitne (or lieu Poapet. Fairy Gold dobts to France. It sounds like cable from Europe announced that Russia would pay France $12.000,000 a year for sixty-two years to dis; 'charge the debt of the old regime, the despatch should have been thrown into the wastebasket forthwith. It was so obviously false that it the Soviets confiscated the Treasury and the privato stock of I Fairy Gold 1 debt to France.

It sounds like Alice in Wonderland to stilt, it hat way, but there is the Bolshevist conception of finance. When a i i France for some years past and has! was childish to publish it. It convention or 18au. nothing but leaves. not only untrue but it could not be Greetings to Rev.

William A. Proprietors of general newspapers It was put out because Sunday, the celebrated should be much more careful than does not want the Soviet who today enters upon they are about giving publicity to bassador thrown onkel' France neck his year. a what is obvious Bolshevist prom-1 and crop as the Soviet ambassador I Today' is the 175th anniversary of ganda. Only last year Moscow pro-lwas thrown out of England. hence the birth of Gen.

George Rogers Dosed that the French should make the gesture, To ignorant people Clark. conqueror of the Northwest in the United a loan to the Soviet, out of part' abroad, and especially territory and founder of.touisville. of which they would pay oil old States, the impression of concilia-1 Cardinal Hayes and other emi- I tory disposition in Moscow with a blamable churlishness in Paris! to Inent Roman Catholic prelates are gather in Albany, N. 'todal Pepper and might be created. to take part in the diamond Jubilee 1 Salt 'When Karl Marx wrote his toil-'of the Cathedral of the Immaculate some and tedious book on Capital I Conception in that city.

I he was expounding one I and he had to ignore everything i Diabetes Discovery else In order to establith his tin-! I i major premise. From first! The production of diamonds is on ot From Europe 1 to last he never saw what credit the increase. Although the South Africad mines since the discovery meant, Capital looked to him like i was drawn out of fte something whibli IA a bank with a bit of paper to pay Ul successful, use In Europe, of diamonds there in 1867 have pro- sohim his two pounds a week in his in-Callenfels' wonderful diabctic etreatment, which aliea'l duced more than $1,000,000.000 of London lodgings. He never realized, to gradually, eat what you the stones and are still producing that wages came out of the great at the rate of $10.000.000 WOr01 a 'need, is now available in this structure of credit representing tenIcountry. A book describing this year the discovery of diamonds in times, forty times, a hundred times the capital which he regarded of diabetes.

Don't delay 'wonderful treatment will be -snt other parts of Atrisa and in South America has reduced what NW once OF CHARGE to any la virtual monopoly for South Africa 44,., f115t tclft tlAlt, the wage source. kirts44 1r 1, teal" 4 VP? to the where that area now Ithe wage. source: Lion of 185G. William A. te celebrated enters upon Anniversary of loorge Rogers Ite Northwest of Louisvi11t.

other emi- prelates are N. todal. amond jubilee le Immaculate scovery irope ie In Europe, o' wonderful which allows at what you In thii eseribing this wilt be 'Pnt to any Don't delay- 221 constitutional convention of 185G. i Greetings to Rev. William A.

i Billy) Sunday, the celebrated evangelist, who today enters upon his sixty-fifth year. Today is the 175th anniversary of the birth of Gen. George Rogers Clark. conqueror of the Northwest territory and founder of.Louisville. Cardinal Hayes and other eminent Roman Catholic prelates are gather in Albany, N.

'todal. to take part in the diamond jubilee of the Cathedral of the Immaculate i Conception in that city. M. Richartz, -221 MANY DIFFERING TAXATION VIEWS opiniwl Airy oil he or a Xa COM reduction by the next session of Secretary ha, ailyisod ft rednrilini 1101 in txeps ,100,000 and says it is not the part of business prudence 'to follow any plan, that utiv.111 prodnee i derieit instead nf 8 surplus. fie loubtless appreciates 1110.

fact that surplus is asior to handle than a fleficit. Secretary Tun is recognized as a financier 0-4 ability and his opinion A ill enry weight in the councils of the legislators. Advocacy of a greater reduction has been made other financiers and suggestions have been ma010, ui some reductions which aro itot in accord with the tecommendattons 0if the treasury secretary. For instance there is considerable pressure toward legislation for a lowering and even fur all uttire or the taxes on amusements. Vt's are a great people for amusements and the 9, birth of Gen.

rho served P3 the of Martin congressman Leavenworth 1 Dept. 177, York. 1 and VELAND Canal 131110 iINGS 31 low! 1 LS, a Al 4St.882 19, 192' of Gen. who served PA the birth of Martin congressman Leavenworth Dept. 177, York.

e. and ccessories SWOVELAND "11-1 est882 5 point account; but 33 per cent of the for world 'production. 1 New diamond fields opened in re- cent years in West Af- rice. the Gold Coast, Belgian Con- go and British along with other scattered workings. now ac- count for 65 per tent of the annual uroductiom the total yearly pro- duction now ranges above the 5110.000,000 mark and is increasing annuallr.

i Suggestion A high tifficial of one of the de- nominations objected to the lea- ture their new pension plan which proposed retirement on one-half the average salary received Ven in active service. He took the lofty ground, "Wheb I retire I want not one penny more than the humblest of iny brethren." When the ap- plause died down, one of those humbler brothers of discerning extent of his elongated framemind drew himself up to the full mand 1 with the rural drawl common I ii. rill Inh mind drew himself up to the full extent of his elongated framemand with the rural drawl common among men who live much alone said, "And why should the bishop I I 1 metal movey and negotiable 1 ments, they thought they had taken We Specialize In over the entire resources of capital. Floor Covering It took them about three years to Along sWith Furniture find they had destroyed what was Upholstering fifty times more essential, the en- ROBY'S SHOP tire structure of credit. It was Lenin who first discovered that and i Erie 1166 Mil S.

Adams St. if be had continued the process of disillusion a very Yew years longer he would have been no more a So- ROY SPETKA ciallst than Napoleon was. Dimly, with little enough under- standing, one section of the Soviet Painter Decorator is striving to restore the destroyed spiritual structure of credit, only Canal i to find the vision dissipated by the unconvinced extremists of whom' Braunstein or Trotsky, or whatever' B. F. ROBESON he calls himself now.

is a lair ex- i 1 ample.Wall Street Journal. I Chiropractor i Calmer Graduate Canal 1383 I 1 Mechanics Loan Itidg. 1 (IL tr4 i gli Bect II irk 1i-411110e illif NICAtM1 Main and Park Ave. West 1 1100k in Beni fin Riles of Newsi te ering 'arniture log Adams St. TKA ecorator I ESON nor 1 Canal 1383 Ridt Ave.

West NOVEMBER Centenary of the tIsaac M. St, John, of Confedcrate States Army. Centenary of the F. Conway, Kansas and president of the Vest 42nd New' Hardware Auto A BARNEY er) It 1 he Alansfle 140 Cour Business Welcome and Confidential Pays 5 Guaranteed) on Deposits Compounded Four Times a Year Loans at 6 per ee Has 7391 Active proved real Accounts Loans at 6 per cent on ImHas 7391 Active Satisfied proved real estate IN. C.

COR. MAIN AND SRD manannuatoommilaammosat I so 1 0 le and It on nded ar )n imLisfied te t) SR arnount spent annually for theaters, baseball, football, prizefights and other popular atnusementq and sports is stupendous and the ten per cent f'sacted by the govenmnt on the receipt, for the samo largely swells the federal revenue. But and the proneOrs a the mattiriod rorms Of entertainment which annually draw many millions Of dollias from the pockets of the people do not seem to be suffering greatly nor is the volume of from the public showing any shripking. For some reason the great bulk of the American people seem to be more willing to be taxed on their pleasures and for their luxuries than for 6(1 aetual 110Cessitit'S of lift Extra taxes sliieh the people' pay for their amusements On top of the greatly increasedl admission prices are npparently borne with a wonderful degree of equanimity Ai 111 itS It'll per cent i8 far kinder to the aria proliloteni thereof than some countries. OVIT I Crecee the moving Pkture idlows have gOric out of business, where notwithstanding a tremendous luerasg in the cost of living file plvtlire houses Well, playing to capacity, Wit the managers gave as their reason for Imitting that the Greek- government taxed them (15 per cent of their gross receipts which did not leave them sufficient revenue to continue operation.

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A.41 'WS owe Vi. onimM11 if TOPICS OF THE DAY 1 I I I 1 1 11 1 1 BT E. S. MESTAND 1 1,14 htirdy ttio, th, --1.) 4. The qualifying lirFl line is too erloolicci or omitted in the I turegoina word.i attributed to the Igreat Cardinal Richelieu.

II Chicago's Northwestern students voted Lindbergh and 'Henry Ford "tho biggest men or he yoar" hat's liable to "Big Bill- ThotopiZi, Since President Coolitige has let JI be Wm I hat he will not sit through to he finish of any more hancotets it may lead to a general lessening of postprandial oratory. both of toastmastefs anti speakers. Speaking of brave meth what's the matter w1111 the, one who recently married a Km' On woman tho speaks eleven fluently? Just, imagine being called down or Caudle-lectured by wife vith such a polyglot vocemiary! certainly, true that 'There's nothing halt sweet in life love's young dream." Vide: A Dayton man ot 72 has Just wedded a little slip of a girl to 1 summers, and as many winters. it being the lirbt marriage contract tor both. Pennsylvania hits a rather tau about hunting which makes it a penal offense for a hunter to mistake al fellowman for some species of game and accidentally shoot him.

Although the victim of his hunting companion' shot begged that the wild Lhouter be not prosecuted the court held otherwise and sentenced him to a year in. jail and to pay S200 to the man he wounded. Brisk 2r sales in antiques. especially furniture, are imminent. A woman purchased an antique cabinet at a rummage sale in Ishpcm- I ing, for 73 cents and on 1 opening it found in one of the I drawers two quarts of Haig ez! Ilaig whisky thirty years old.

1 No wonder Ruth Elder isn't go- ing back to hubby in the Canal I Zone right away. A big company i gyrating a chain of vaudeville houses is to pay her $1000 a day for 100 days to tell about her near to Paris. No more house- I hold drudgery for- Ruth. Can you blame her? I The assassination ol Leon TrotIty seems to have been greatly exaggerated, There's no Aloubt about, it now. Tobacco must be harmful.

A Baltimore student proved it by smoking thirty cigars In succession. It is now up to some investigator to show hat mince pies are deleterious by consuming thirty of them in succession. Such demomtration might be made with ten of them. At last. man, the worm, is corning into his own.

Out at Los Angeles a wife has been arrested for tailing to pay alimony of $150 a month to an elderly husband Who claimed that credit, was clue to him for increasing her fortune rom $50,000 to $200.000. Rabbit and plwasant, hunters ate not the only ones subjected to perils. In Oklahoma a deputy sheril as killed while hunting tor stills, Assistant Secret of the Treasury is the prohibition chief, denies the statement of Senator Edwards of New Jerey that prohibition killings have tun "into four figut es." He says that 75 persons-46 dry agenni and the rest citizens--have been killed in dry enforcement in he last eight years. But isn't that entire ly too many? And it must also be remembered that the poisoning of alcohol by the government. only recently discontinued.

killed tar more victims than were killed by force of arms in prohibit Dill enforcement. Neither is it probable that I he 15 killings admitted by LONVIMI include those resulting front the clashes of rival boot and Lig hja ckers tvhich znamestionably mount well up into the hundreds and possibly housands, Neither can it be that a of I he pre reported relatives of out in have facts. 11 1 A 111 11 I it it I 7 I A I OR 0 co 9 Hi EU) 4f; lino troll LS ea ma fttoeD i -4 ti 4 1 hile failure in private litusittes ok 0 co. ooirvi-C i t) r--4 ointig or, oG' Er II i. a OTtLs a ea li- rum) i 1 1 tiloS ''l I Ire tli (er, re1l" 1.4-- 1,1,1 -murl------- 1 1 I hile failure ii pHs a te litrsities i I A.

of to do it by I a a a I wait till he retires?" i Money in the Saw Mill Bilsiness TEN red while 1 iN A native of New York. according I to a forester in the Southwest, ask- John Allei ed tile local in an Arkan cuttiing limbs off a tree. sas town this question: "Is there Milton D. West moved from city any money -in the sawmill to Spring Run. farm.

The liveryman looked conttempla- Grocers restricted sale of sugar bye for a few minutes, bit oft a to two pounds to a customer. hunk of chewing tobacco, and stat- ed thusly: "Well, pardner, I have Southwestern employes given a known Bill for a good many years. raise in pay from-five to cents His father owned a tract of timber an hour. and a sawmill. When he died the i Dr.

A. L. Sherick. aged GI years, property went to Bill, so the saw- died at Ashland. mill did not cost him anything.

Bill has three grown sons. They have done all the logging and run the! 13 TEARS AGO mill, so his labor did not cost Inuit Nov. 20. 1912 nothing. Bill got his logs over the Birt'a of a son to Mr.

and Mrs. line. stealing red Walter was announced. aling them off his neigh- bor's property. so his timber did not cost him nothing.

Bill sold most Clinton B. Homerick and Wanda of his lumber to the oil wells down Toub3, were married. along the railroad, freight prepaid. Mr. and Mrs.

Reuben Hess celf Bills brother-in-law is the freight brate their golden weddling anniagent and-deadheaded most of the cars through, so the freight did not cost him nothing. Bill told me last, Charles H. Hebei and Miss Lenna sear he went in the hole $2,000." were married. year he went in the hole $2,000." hile city Rare! Russia. Hungary.

Austria and Germany yield the highest per cent. (Lots of overi weighters in those countries!) 1 Occupation: Scdentery occupation! most. (Favors accumulativ of Diet; Indirectly a cause. Over.i Wit 11 latest inal trouble inhlannnatiun of the gall', bladder. Alcohol.

too little land everything that favors stagna-' of bile, are poient causes. Exciting causes: Infection. Are you overweight and want to gall stones) I sugguest you nd for our Reticle on the subject.i JO cents in Martins and a lolly self addressed, stamped en-I vtlope with your request. The Way of the World BY cnove PATTERSON Vim JUST REGULATION There are a lot of men, in and out of congress who think they are', They are proud of that; All they do to give their, time to passing legislation which regulates something or other. Regu-1 ilation is not always reformation.

FOR SHAKESPEARE 1 The British government is asked to provide a site for a Shakespeare theater. It is fully time that England showed her apprecia-! tion in this way of the world's greatest writer. A Shakespeare Me- morial theater in New York would give dignity to jazz row. 1 I WHAT WORDS CAN DO .1 In the Selfridge store in London which is one of the great I epart- merit stores of the world, it is the i custom for the management to' he bits of sound advice printei I on the pay envelopes. Not a bad 1 Idea for American concerns, provided the pay envelope's contents I doesn't make the advice hypocritical.

Here is one from the.Selfridge 1 envelopes: I "Once the great round world rolled heavily against a man. It near I ly crushed him. But the man I stood his ground and pushed It back. 'No, he said, you can't crush me today. My department head praised rue this morning." I NOT REAL FRIENDS Many nitn who pretend to be friends of "labor" are friendly by 1 word Of mouth only The true friend of labor is the man who always: casts his voice and his vote on the side of that system and those conditions which are favorable to the workingman.

The true friend of Ila-1 is the man who does all in his power to maAintain in his own busi-1 ness and elsewhere the steadiest: possible employment. The true friend of labor does not talk about: living wages. He talks about good wages. 1 lEASY l'OR IS i Under the British tax plan those hose Incomes run into the hundreds of thousands of dollars give about half to the state.1 That staggers the soapbox orator, right olf his soapbox. Even in: America where taxation of incomes', is less severe than in England.

the wealthiest give iin astonishing pro1 portion to the government. It would be a good thing for street corner orators to have the facts, before they prefra. I ISharps nnd Imitating l'resident of U. S. I A hint to the thrifty: The King of Siam has reduced the royal ele-! phant herd by half in order to make household buttet New York Sun.

'n Greased skids Under Others There are 11 candidates for President. and there is a genuine popula groundswell under some tluiee of them. St. Louis' Globe Democrat. Where It llolds the Record.

One thing they've learned al)out the Grayson plane is that its a fine machine from whim to dump gasolineIndianapolis Star. Liable To Kick Him Upstair If Secretary Wilbur isn't cum' he may make Rear Admiral Martrunder popular enough to run for the Senate. Indianapolis Star. L.11, vi the Senate. Indianaixdis Star.

1 There Ought To Be a Law. I witilehleirea OpouutlitetaTearn 4 4) nepaaigin'abweginS1 too soon it doe.sn't end soon F111onvh a Fa ar ID lir a Law. When a political campaign begins i too soon it doesn't end soon enough. ToTcd1 Eladz. I I Ile's Stood Every Acid Test 1 To WI Bladz.

Ile's Stood Every Aeid Test Lindbergh's statement that he not run for Congress indicates that he is still as as he is courageous, New Or 100 Per Cent Else' Warrimg on King erely ThiiniNen's N' ay of showing he's 100 pc ceM Des Moints Peter. Aluays Doing Something Foolish Qiitord Pinchir: to issue book Pennsylvania polcal machine." thimva ir? Boston Ilcra 1 el Frank Laugh This Off S(-nator Fess not alone in Presidgnt Cooli4e his vocal in the Senate. Boston Transcript. Kite To Pay the lases Pro perliv makes taxpayers. and arta the ILIA year the taxpayers are not thanktul enough for the pvosperih.St.

Louis MOerat. rucl anal Unusual Punishment Sectetarv 1Vitbur going to give kdintral Magruder a ecsk'at Washogton and a chance to work out his Bulletin. i i I i 1 I i 1 I 1 You no doubt, have heard that you have gallstones you can be cured by taking large doses ol oil and orange Juice. It is a treatment much advised by quack and laymen. After such a treatment the is much gratified by the passing of litany firm.

tine lumps. like stones. Wonderful rem-, But gall or any other kind of a stone will not melt by and these lumps will, for they are Isoapy concretions made of the bile i on the olive oil. Of course, It there i were gallstones small enough to have passed through the, very tiny Eall duet into the intestines, these' vould come away, but they could; anyway. without the oil.

Olive oill does not seep up into the gall duct I to the gall bladder and liver and' dissolve part of the btones so they could be passed, nor does It in any way cause them to be There is considerable vid ence now from animal experimentation, that gall an dother stone formation is favored by a diet deficient in vitamin A (found most ln milk, butter, cream. eggs, cod liver oil not olive oil) 6pinach and eens. tomatoes, carrots) and that these stones having (leveloped in animals by this deficient, diet may disintegrate when the en-; imals are fed vitamin A. But this! work has not yet been demonstrats ed on man. Dr.

E. H. Graham. ft recogni7ed authority on gall bladder disease, tells me that he often has patients come to him bringing pint Jars half filled with "stones' they have passed after the olive oil treatment. Ile demonstrates their fallacy by the melting test.

I asked the doctor, whom I met at one of the M. A. contentions, some clues about gall stones. aaaaa tst.a One question I asked was If Lad observed any relationship between overweiTht and gall bladder 1 Oisease? "Ah! I knew you'd come to Dr. Peters," laughed the Doctor.

I "Yes. A large percentage of who have gall bladder trouble with stones, are We know the nuclei of gall bladder tones are. in the great majority cases, composed of infectious germs which have gained accesi the gall bladder and caused an 'irritation with the resultant pre- I cipitation of the bile salts. But undoubtedly obesity favors their formation in two ways in over- weight. causes a bile which Is too concentrated; 2.

Obese persons not actively use their trunk muscles and therefore lose the automatic massage of the gall bladder which keeps it in good! condition." So here we have another good reason for our campaign against oterweight, which we have not been emphasizing sufficiently, I'm afraid. From now on. I'll mention frequently. Prevent overweight active exercise. especially of the trunk muscles.

rind correct diet, and you will in most cases, i prevent the formation of gall stones! Here's a little more about gall' stones. from Tice: Climate: Gill stones are more frequent in cold and damp dim- I ate. Sex: They occur three times as frequently in women as in men. Causes given: tight lacing 'doesn't act now), constipation. sedentary habits, lax abdomen, pregnancy.

(Ill sum upthere is a greater proportion of wom9n Ito are overweight!) Age: 75 per cent occur ititer 40. Larger number between 5040. Under 20 illy I per cent. I Anothei summing up by L. 11.

P. That is the age when too often the physt cal activities slow down it holt', accompanying slowing-down of appetite, hence overweight.) 1III0EABDA0- 19, 1927 81.ske.; A9 Who urn For wirit Whey A9 Who Inn For what oftice have; What Who am For what ()ince have; announced my candJciacy? What litre do I now hold? On this date in 1861 made a firmous stwecii mil aunutoweo my uanc do I now hold? On this date in 1861 Aliiillnnni Lincoln hide a firmous speech on battlefield. What cis S. Grant Civil later became president ol he 7nited States. What 11- ntals sometimes said to Madatiascar Is an as lart.ie as the staie of Texas oil.

ihe cas of Attica Wlir; ns 1 (erKe thrown a 6tr a oix? I -hoold do to vcu. in ve Lhev io-re tirs h.ile thrown a a oix? I -hoold do to vcu. in ve Lhev io-re th's found In thc Tod.ty 11w lxn en in. (Lr. tlito11411 Ainctierv to Foregoing Quetin I.

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4'5, it 1 i 1 I 1 i 1 I II Three young women are employed Three young women are employed Charles C. Rusk and Mrs. Verda Neer, both of Butler. were marrOd. by the treasury department In Washington in Identifying ruined money.

They salvage something I 30 YEARS AGO like $10,000 every year in money Nov. Itio 1897 that is burned beyond recognizable Noble Starr', aged 56 year, died. form to the ordinary eye but which! William Logsdon, aged eleven, can still be identified by 1 hot self with revolver. lynx-eyed experts. Last winter a Mrs.

Frank country bar was destroyed by fire' Eller die and $50,000 was reduced to a Inlet Frank Nash painted cover of charred and crinkly ashes. The in Central park for winter. debris was sent to Washingtrin and! Lady Garfield council, Daughters the bank received $35.000 for it. i of America. give social.

Turn the Page MUST NOT FORCE CHARITY Akron's city council haspassed all ordinance inali ing it a misdemeanor to coeree auybody to thoutto to a puldie charity. 'This is -not lbw to any opposition to the solielin. lion now in progri for the community chest fund that City, hut eomplaint had Won made ithat certain industrial Iliflis had not4ied emploos that the must contrilmte to the fund or he discharged. 11 wasi further represented that some concerns merely took 11101 matter into their own hands and not only dictated thel amounts that shottitt be contributed, aeeording pay received hy employes, lint SlillOy field WO 11111011111s frilln tlh ammilitS (1110 their A hare majority of the councilmen passed the! ordinance and the discussion was somewhat 1eate1.1 Public sentimtnt is considerably divided on the lowsti tiou, but with an apparent preponderant leaning to, the view that enroreeit chariiy IA not tho proper man-! ner Of it and that it promotes nu ill feeling' and resentment that destroys the Vely pirt Whivill hoped may be inculcated t11row4li the proper telief the unfortunate. malloasem.

rt CAN'T BE DODGED FOREVER fov more ineidenN like that 4 If SI' lin ti 0. i la 1 1 11,.." 4t km tiUlin't I raet ional part of to just if ile ,,,111 1,, 0, I he i Cleaths from alcoholism ported as such. Few rela practica! nullifi cation of tho fonrtoenth alai unfortunates who ps, that ma nner to 11 are il IC roadca A ing of he relating. to -negro citizenship alai Lilo it In-Ists 111,011 tho enforcement, of the l------------ (11 Ile II denied Very mnall fractional part deaths from alcoholism as such. Few he tin fort una es who pass I hat Ma nner care to troadcasting of I he act hIll Liit NNill.11 11Ie 11; pi(11)1iit'S 11111(11 111.11.1S01,1 11) 1P-01, :1114 thi, loutotl an ith an fl iplv, Th wiriv 1.t 110 1, i eltripr it to di next iSk'd il) it it tiwro.

ipplisod ti) it A bashful curate found the young ladies in the parish too helpful. At last it become so embarrassing that he left. Not long oftemiard he met the citrate who had succeeded hum "Well," he asked. "how do you get along with the ladies?" "Oh, very well, indeed, said the other. "There is saitcy in munbers, you know." Vail" was the 'instant reply.

only found it in Exodus." NOT 1114 FAULT During a railroad strike in England a volunteer engineer on the London-Livetpool express per! formed the remarkable feat of bringing the train into Liverpool 25 minutes ahead of time. The passengers went forward in a body to thank him, A pale face emerged from the 'Don't thank ire." It gasned "thank God. I only found out how to stap this thing 10 minutes A WET DIVER The lecturer warmed to his tatsk, "The consequences of Drunkenness arc terrible. If I had any way, I would throw every cask of beer. everybottle of tine, every keg of brandy into the middle of the sea." Voice front the audience: ''Bravo, bravo!" Lecturer very pleased): "You are also a confirmed teetotaller, my friend?" Voice from the I'm a deep7Fea diver." also a confirmed teetotailer, my Voice from the audience No, I'm a dcep7Fea diver." 111611To! 'I dont see any sense said the lazy soph, -Whitt Nvreng With cm?" de, Imalided hLs roommve.

nothin if the' Ike but r.hats the uFe of a Quit you keep four lega goin 1 hen iyou can get there ith RELIEVLD! The young bride had promised to take care of Barbara. a neighbor's for the afternoon. When tea ivaa served. Barbara was given her in the 'company china" cup ialong with the other guests. A crash, and the new set was a cup.

The child looked down at the e.nd then up at the hostess. Willi her face wreathed in smiles and a little sigh el relief. site saitl Clraciou5. wasn't it lucky I drank all my milk before it 1. 14tr Ti 1 -Part Co.

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