The Wichita Eagle from Wichita, Kansas • 4

-V -I- -f kf -r-- 7 -a 1 'A I 'j -L -V' 27 1933 1 -Fccr J' i iji s-J -N i 1 9 r' h- a' f-S P'" 'K 4 ro rV i I -V -sir stellite agte uTiiUl A WYSTHErJRKEYp ht tQ lerencel I of £u1-L of the difference m- 3 i i a a v- i (- deducted from hullton brought mint to be coined the betwimn the cost of mass Uon and thejTalue monej pleces'coined from It Sometimes Western Kaiisas cf oourae hopes la nrooerlY r--r I that 1934 will bring leu dust and less prcpesiy brassage 'linbrewdfe comes ta choice be The President might have brassage which the sum levied When It By ELIZABETH JORDAN -Is tonv tt open olcolnw Brae FoamynuU op In noif bas nO right befrtantfed a Rawlnn Boris OrionefL- XntO any settlement and I Shall keep of the memlwil made aeuMPoBoror nauiuoiuixn QrtMMff oHpii-(your uncle But when the storm ls SSSSteSS OTer I can get you ati of this Island coat from Brawa wniia waiuns and bade to New York and can thronsh New York's Oentnl park enc win-1 worn moM am JinM-iJi tor's manias Pomoro udnnpod yoiirmotners eyes operated takm to a small island ttao const of Ion and get a Job for -your brother Main whirl 1m Is mads a prisoner tn a n(a iufti aM lozortoas Bosm but kept on sUrrnUbnl1 see tnat you are made comfort- brassage would not have covered thejyn -silver minting situation and sel- gnlorege does so corer lt' ruUy I Cftmas Is an rWJt tat It Is a relief to see it pass There be Christmas baxaara anymore for (anotheyear -REVENUE GAINS with the- Uptfcir: Aiutj lof I SL Hoomelt com- America the real Cornerstone ofrthemente the Kingman Journal la about many relief activities of the Pederallthe most active vice president this government there is a measure 'of everhad reassurance In the fact that for the The Uttle plgs may not have been first live months of this fiscal year afraid of the big bad wolf but Just wa out Mit -f -i Editor-in-chief VICTOR MURDOCK Publisher MARCELLOS MURDOCK Pounded ia 117 by llanWl Ilirfoek Thi wtcblte Cub turalab'CNOiBi Buadw JbM tb UnM wicbiia Sadiwlek Coanty i1 it aniira (laid ihia hi ihar Mia lac afanlnc and ludii mhdipu oubliabad id Sanaa a kaicrad at the poatofftca ta Wlebtta Kaa tab for traoaoorUUoH tbrouati CM aa aacoad-claaa naUar -IN WICHITA MOHHWia ndlfllft- CW oatT 900 rn WKSK MY outd Wichita lyry throa Colorado moniha lUt lor oao year Okli of Kansas lahoma Tasaa diet HU captor Boris OrtenofLacpbew able and Secure" of the iarmtor Boris CVrll and I ocinNorrikoff nssutod is tbo abduction See seemed about to speak but inToiunurr snest pomontr manase to you see what this means? Itfs ejumm of an awfmijr taniled inwa oils Norrikof t-' teUs 1 Pomeror I situation Even If you would accept look what the AAA did them says the LaCrosse Republican beginning July 1 Internal revenue collections have increased 937971-899 over the similar 1932 period' I he fellow'wbo thinks hft can drive most ofth increase tacludlng Xn-lfor a-wfaHe advises an upstate cdl-dpally i the processing and liquor I tor 4 SS bSS? a Mp from me as a friend which Cyril hadn't boon able to sot workJ Pomeror none of you seems willing to do it Su'gSmtot iwfltoalot oftroabto and fallen In lor with Irma Orlenelf I red tape Which WOUld annoy Jny uth bS Wg deal tenth traced In a leaky boat to setnn Just putting through I COUld boip from tbo mainland make over a good Income to my INSTALLMENT XXXIV wife of which shp could allow as MARRIAGE PROPOSED much asshe chose to her mother dun gUd it you undmUnd few? Apartment to live In with her son S- days tbraa cants: Swidaysva oaaUb KAIL PlaaM Mf data lha yaUow labal en roar MarTUadlv end remittance for renewal a leait a week before dels of aznlraUon la erdar not to mlae any coylaa All naperi an reomred to bo a topped it eiotratwn THB RANH AM OOMTANT WUAOBfr FOR NATIONAL ADVERTISING SM iNorth Mlcblyan Aeenue Cbteaaai Oray-rber Buildlna New York Oltfi Om'al din Detroit: State Rat ijptsiol taxes But thera were increases lh soma old taxes notably In the man wigini would take! it If an 1 von go I Boris a litae better before you Grateful with her and you away" Irma said-serenely As xo Rive her an ample excise and tobacco taxes American resident of Lontion would A few of the tsjees are I offer a 10 per cent token payment on OMtnfHoMnfJfr dlattiii4 1111 Income tSX i January 1 or July 1 1934 among Ufa Build lao Bi Louim RnodeC-Haeerty Buildlna Atlanta: Til Majronntlja Build tnt Dallaai Rational Fidelity Ufa Bulld- Inc Kanaaa City Mai New Qrohcum Anaeluanl' Kanaaa City -r rind I allowance- to ifc u- get one of my 1 associates to give youi brother a Our marriage would solve your flushed but she went on -jnke hie Buildlna Loe lM Inc Loe Anaelaa "treeL Ban rnoewa kl Dial 2-4131 AU Naa a simple case of happy Do you see It? Will we are-at the end niaiSr of oqr string as suppose you know hixn was beau- Aeaoclatad them one-half cent j6f the Federal tax on gasoUhe But lquor taxes will more than replace that revenue and Increases in internal collections should -continue next yean The most Important disclosure ahead la Income tax collections for the calendar year 1933 If those collections show a healthy: Increase over 1932 the whole nation watch-1 This from the dtary of Paul Jones Tbo to tbo neo for publication of sows die natchee credited to It or not otherwtae credited In tbla paoer and alao tba local newa publlabad herein Ill rlcbta of rcoublleatlofr eg oauhea aro alao raaaTrod Member by this time We have waU smUe he had seen on her shelter here but that JjJllps twice before Itwas toe Smile crazy plan toat Cyril conceived imd a tolerant mother listening to Boris should never ave considered outpourings ot a small son She it for a moment but he is sometimes I her head man and sometime a little boy I I wont she said' 15 lOSSDug two blooming dandelions picked five violets and swatted one fly today" Among other things to be noted wen breathe a sigh of relief DIFFICULT PROBLEM drama-1 Although it being 1 PARDNER GOOD MORNING STORY Used much there ta a farm thermometer in Kansas has been 'v-4-- ezpnasloa of lte iut tbit the i6otb farmers cant feed 45-cent com to I make any money On the contrary I ports The state offers to cut $40 hey will lose money Bpt with the from the assessed valuation of government Wting 45 cents per Mrm for each acre-foot capacity of lushel on com and with the prices I P011 011 the place of hogs amT cattle falling to move Kansas may be hard pressed for upward that Js the situation Top 011 but tot 1934 license tags j-jm-ij-mu- rif an for motog cars were sold during the prices ti ti for bogs and $9 for cat- shopping season and a tie are desired I month before the purchase was The next farm relief step in Wash-1 necessary ington will seek to relieve the plight I Could Be Worse of the feeders of hogs ami cattle I "it gets my goat to have to spend Their profitable1 operations are as my evenings doing my kids home essential to the welfare of Mulvane dad mV! retorted another father jure as those of wheat growers cot- jyoure jUcky Walt imtii you have on planters or any other -major to spend your nightn worrying about classification I where they are and whether they'll TTjie most difficult part of theet home oom-hog jdan is the price 'm in the recuveiy Index Is that the By THOBNTON BURGESS THE STRANGER IS WATCHED ship between feed and marketable hogs Supply enters lntolt along wittj many mysterious factors I Washington In trying to resolvel The Ehld Events finds a child may that problem Is tinkering with be a living photraph of Its father something as difficult ss gold If It u1 phonograph of Its mother solves the problem it will have ms- The iwiiinnntym win be' here when sured recovery far agriculture all of the monetary experts agred the Chidcasha Express Is convinced French seeress foresees the return of prpw la 1WL bAM-LWSSJtfe she a good capable seeress jChlckasha Express says Elephants 1 have long memories up one street and down another and between the houses and having a good time and when-we got over the railroad track and down to the take shore we never saw so much Ice It looked tike young mountains and then I missed 'Jubilee and I called and whistled and Ji show up so wej all skun out back to Shantytown and went all over calling him and then I was going past a shanty and jl hollered his name and there was la crash and he came head first out Of a window and was I glad to see-pim! But he have on hisAweater We all getotred in front of the shanty ahd know what to do so finely went ami knocked on toe door and when no one answered I opened It arid went In and there was a raggedy lady and a lot of kids In there and a man asleep on lot of rags and A sloppy faced baby with sweater on I told the lady It wps my sweater and If she give it to me would go for i policeman and she began to cry and said her baby have any clothes and would freeze and I be a good boy and let the baby have It and the more she talked toe more I felt like crying and I was Just taking off my sweater to give to one of the other kids when Younlss looted in toe broken window and said not to do it and to jome on so 1 opened toe door and went out and we all skun out for home but without Jubilee'S sweater- He acted like he was glad to get rid of it Younlss said am tod tender hearted but she ta glad I jam that way Feeble said I am mushy and she is sorry for me I care Wife Gets By JUDD MORTIMER LEWIS Wednesday and these are the coldest quickest days a fella ever saw Because they want the old year to hurry up and get out and make room for the new one the xovm-ups close school the last week the year because they know nothing goes faster than holidays woke up this morning and pulled sweater out from under my pillow and put it on him without taking him out from under the covers and then I pushed him out of bed and got up and got his rope and let him down- out of the window and then put on my short britches and went down and had my regular petting party with the bass-burner and carried out the ashes and went out with the pail and erked the dammed brutes loose ram their milk and the bunch wanted to go down and take a look at the lake after breakfast so 1 old them we would Whitey said ils father said the wind has drove the ice In from the middle of the lake till Jt Is-piled up higher than our house so we all thought that would be something to see I went In the house and strained he milk and fed my face when Younlss and Maggie and Feeble came and they saldrthey would go ilong and my mother' told me to not jet anything happen to me and said I and she said she need to tell met to not let anything happen to Younlss and everyone laughted and that 'made me feel kinda proud and ashamed When we went through Shantytown was all white and stlll(wlth everybody insldfe and smoke coming out of the stovepipes stlcklbg through the 'walls ahd Jubilee was running 3uspidon though it be outrageous You'll find is often quite contagious West Wind Tummy Tit the Chickadee ha: wen laughed at and made fun iy his neighbors in the Old Orchard because he was suspicious of tiu stranger who had come to the Ole Orchard They all declared that such harmless appearing fellow must harmless Yes sir he must be harmless They didn't believe that Tommy Ht had any cause to be suspicious and they sald so Still It was queer about that feather Tommy Tit hadseen the stranger trying to wipe Item his MIL They admitted that to themselves but not to each other So it came about that almost without being aware that they were doing it they all began watching the stranger Whenever he was about there was always at least one pair of bright eyes and usually more watching him If he knew it he made no sln He kept by himself and minded his own business He seldom made any long flights but seemed content to spend much of bis time sitting on some high point ofteri on top of a telephone pole or an the wire This usually was a little distance from toe Old Orchard Sometimes he would fly down to the ground and then fly over to the edge of toe Green Forest but he was too far off for toe watchers to see what he was doing One day Sammy Jay saw him do this: Later whqn the stranger was baok aa the elephone pole Sammy! visited toe place the stranger had flown to bn the edge of the Green Forest He fly there openly He went by a roundabout way so that the stranger would not see him be many you" 111 always remeinber dU ivit I that you asked m-and rn always comeS" public he wffl never live ItL grateful to town God it a matter of Even in that moment he was struck I he broke out by her serene unconsciousness of the I wont you marry when your real meaning of her art I doing it would mean no much to so wUl never become public" he many people?" said oh a sudden impulse "This ntfl not to you" She pointed out tie episode will remain among not to me ni do anything in ggyJSr I reason for my people I will sacri- on diopped tear W- T5 very generous of you she to But I sacrifice youw You murmured uncte her brth iff- SfS All tlU time he-relteed tire lmdy I to rob you or not mentioned Cyril excrtt In pwa- a lhg He was sure he knew why Her 118 quoted the ward SJZmm shying away from another K1080 38no SSr fflawu telltog herself tort to talk about my own feelings But horror ene was wumg rr inetstaH of zhbbing me id anything Cyril had started on his 'niey say it happens that way sane-fore midnight There wmfld 8 I nrtelSedlt been no hesitation on the part way I didn't know it then real- harbor friends to respond to vagUeiy yesteiday Today emergemy when 1 them If the boat had bren disabled I cant help you I know by toe depths and he had been rescued: a doctor gjjgM how -much care -would have been sent-to toe island 1 have told you -so for as soon as he had told toe story If I months rd have waited and started on the other hand he or the boat a patient wooing know lad been picked up and tocogmzed 70Uye a gjjj to be swept off do late there would have been wi I your feet I know rmjiot the kind immediate voyage to the Island tol a man used to Perhaps report toe disaster Of course there the kind you can ever care might be Just such news any minute foj But now all the conditions Any way one looked at it there I make for haste In the end rm seemed little chance for Norrikoff going to get you Inna" he ended and Pomeroy refused to look into hi a' different tone If I have to the dark abyss another tragedy! serve seven years for you like' that would mean to the girl before him fellow in the Bible But it wUl save An idea that had been subconsciously us all -a lot of trouble if you win arming in his mind since she had marry me as soon as we get off entered the room abruptly took this shape He drew his chair closer to Her lips parted but again he ier and spoke urgently stopped -her Qrleneff" he began I got to put things very been ding a lot of thinking since I he went on ftms here At first of course it mince words and Tm not much res merrty personal thinking I was good at doing that anyway: know wondering how I could escape and you love me rm not asking what effect my absence would have you to marry a Atrangerandbe a on my all tbat sort of real wife to him Ml I want is thing But since rve met you and Fwr promise today and a ceremony yaa family-end especially rince to New York rve known you rve bcent win pme lna thinking of your side of ati this fyour tooUUre JFor you God knows rve had time enough to do some thinking that was "f- fSSS pjn to toip And If after weti say a year her she together I cant win your love i nnk I zive you your freedom and settle turned a long and thoughtful lookl independent income on i I really quite course was all she shc spoke slowly as If thinking you going aloud going to be Just as something very he went fk as you are I cant-Imagine on rm going to askyou nota nigre devilish position for a man to answer me not even to epeaxi in under the same roof till rve finished Will you promise WDman he loves and Is that?" married to and who Jsat really his yes" He saw that his I to wreck him-1 words had startled her had perhaps Lant think of any conditions that even alarmed her It was as If she would make me treat a man I liked saw more trouble coming: and could I in auch a way" not face It She looked around air (Continued tomorrow)' most wildly as If king some way I to avoid it He understood He was I GERMAN STERILIZATION- growing surprisingly imderztanding errom the nw Yoik Ttoei) where she was concerned She Inability to say who disowned thought he meant to speak of Cyril America is likely in this counter to a bring up the Mack possibility tacdude a man from naturalization she had not let herself face In Gmmanrs new going to ask you to marry tack of acquaintance i with Chtlrt me" he said steadily asking pher (talunmus may bring a verdict you now under normal conditions have waited of course But America is part of the questionnaire just told me you and your durewhAwill soon be family are at the end of your re- sources a lot to be done tribunals The futare jnental eaa for you and It needs to be Hone physicayiimlfth of the right now I want you to give me the right to take care of you And to end your troubles As your fu-gj Uke 400000 hcreitary SSS rettlemeut wit TO TRY AGAIN Rumors persist of an impending major monetary mtneuver in Washington No one 'outside the inner councils has an lnkllng-of the na- ture pf the maneuver since the Ad- ministnition is keeping mighty close isrd of its secrets these -dsys The 7 -''odds' areThowever that it wUl be international instead of national in Its aspect Except for a targe greenback issue Washington' has about exhausted domestic monetary possibilities un ler pie Thomas mflatlon amend-- znent Everything points to'presl dential resistanee tQ heavy greenback Issue and sentiment In Con gress for paper Inflation has faded out amazingly 'The goal often reiterated byMr Roosevelt Is to increase cbmm9dlty prices' and give the 'dollar Its 1929 'puichaslng xwer Oold purchases at home and abroad ist sharply ln creased prices have hardly budfed commodities as a whdeS Thirty agricultural commodities haVe gone up of one per cent since October 90 non-agrlcultural commodities have gone up 7 of one per cent and 1 120 combined commodities have goim lip one-half of one per cent That not very' fast' wprk!" r- Probably Congress -WiUbe asked to delegate still broader powers to the Executive end America wUl en- ter lhto conversations with other nations seeking an International gold agreement tg tie Into the silver Agreement This Administration has often said that if one thing dldjnbt jwork It would try another It la In the air that the time for taring something: else la Imminent I PUNISHING While It a major consideration Washington" must dolve a good deal fof satisf action from stzr-( prise announeeniente of important V- changes in government policy which result In upswings In the speculative markets and punish the short sellers Short sellers are 'undeniably anathema to the big majority of Aiher- leans who are pulling for higher commodity prices Commodity quo? tstions ere fixed largely in the ex-changes where men may sell In large volume that which they do not hare and depress prices for speculative profits While the nation generally is pulling one way ln lhis depres- sion sjiort sellers are pulling another way i Ordinarily late December 'is pie for the short seller Thousands of holders of stocks end commodities 1 purchased higher dump their hold ings to establish losses for lncome tax purposes That'virtuaDy assures a declining market The short seller Jumps In and helps the trend along When the silver policy was announced so that quotations swung up shandy the short seller wu caught napping ind losLQf course one lesson wont cure the short sellers A But 1 with the demonstrated power! of thd government to' Influence' quotations sharply If -briefly the short 'seller may get so many lessons that the idea eventually wb soak in While the Christmas spirit was Ini good simply throughout America! An oil well ln every school yard tew York ztn -short of Christmas nouWolTe every prohtem iof educa- spirits Uon except the problem pf educa tlon the1 Oklahomaif avers Not the teast Important phase of I At the rate the pxuidenVs ofMal preparation for the nextfunUj members are resigning the war Jg that effort to encourage targe Sutler Herald holds hope all deserv- lag Democrats yet may get Jobs Row that the old gentleman with While that truce threw thousands whiskers has come and gene Okta-out of work In the Chaco wilder-homans can begin to lay ptahs far ness' they can organize a CCO and giving the little feller dressed In a go right ptvrrt I11 one grand sendoff next Mon day If Congress must appropriate Trank Carter is told by the Okla-hoee six billion doltazs hop-lhoinan he should be thankful that fng they wtiL when laid end to end' reach to prosperity! Woman who threatened him used a long-distance telephone instead of something direct more and lethal HOW IS YOUR HEALTH f- London research shows men are tamer with same symptoms I Suppose Well atlthat there may be no great harm lx mentioning a few of the more comrium complaints of persons suffering: withchroniic Co pots onlng Headajche pallor Impaired nutrition trouble" A peculiar about toe pallor of Co poisoning is that a Mood count is likely to Show a high red cell count quite up to the -norma or even above the normal average number at red corpuscles The diagnosis of chronic monoxide poisoning la question of your Opinion which may or mAy not be corroborated by the result ot a quantitative test of the blood for monoxide shortly after exposure to the i By WILLIAM BRADY MJL A test-of the air far toe presence of carbon monoxide ta made by shaking to saturation In the air a test tube containing a'lew spoonsfuls of normal blood solution which Is yellow when'- quite dilute This turns pink If there is carbon monoxide In the air There ta a' quick arid fairly accurate quantitative tost for carbon monoxide In the blood toe pyrotan-nlc add method which can be made In a few minutes from the Mood obtained by a-prick of the finger Pipeless gas heaters that Is heaters burning in the middle of the room without flues or Inna false without a chimney are the most common source of chronic carbon monoxide poisoning Radiant beaters though most efficient In heating are nevertheless the most dangerous when used without proper flue connection to cany off the products of combustion Unscrupulous agents sometimes assure the un? wary householder that harmful gases are completely consumed or burned" by the special burner and therefore no flue- connection or chimney pipe Is That Is shorter at night than in the morn-1 In one respect the Blackwell Trib- They are plenty short right admlt being Jurt likemlllloM it know all after Christmas toa I about the money 'problem -But it rHrrfnrmf Tnrmtir nf fnnnr I (Prists that: In another ltlsun-Quletaetf of membm of Congress Ufe of knows Just before the session opens It it know gnd Is not offering commented upon Msybe it Is theMr RooseVelt any advice! edm teftrc rtonn 80 totheSSu TribnS tu ruin TMHrr to mn heard -no complaints that: employed Irving Wsher-names 19 men who people know what to do with he says understand tbe real mean-1 the leisure tim resulting from tng of money He overlooked the Uhorter working hours but there is 20AX)jOOO or so fathjus of this coun-f lotofconaintthat unemployed a I have altogether too much leisure when they would like to be working President Butler of Columbia I Reporting that a Ponca 'City cou- once a stand-patter Is getting to beple was no end embarrassed several as liberal as his professors Nexftl8 when their blessed even thing he wtil-be drefted Into ome time ahead of schedule rT News snickers that fond papa brain trust i Ispent the early hours of the a in rriiinTTr busliiesa district waiting for a Astronomere are trying to devise I store to open so hercouid buy a new yardstick for solar 5pacejtayette fQr te Sooner'? Maybe they can -find one to meas-1 I 1 I ure the 'distance to toe prosperity rsb you are uuSy a Bar-corner too tlesville manasked an acquaintance wailed toe other jlf I were Just -as the country was In toe to lose nine toes the only! one to be way of getting of lts froeen jft would bit toe one with the darn assets thawed out Okl Man Winter Wr aching corn on It' decided to along ad reeze 1 a tew more v- 1 Snappy Selections 1ft was rlghft where I saw fthaft fellow fly a while ago declared Sammy Sammy was curious He always is It take long to satisfy his curiosity Hanging on a locg fthom of a thorn-bush and of course quite dead was a Sparrow It had been partly eaten After one good look Sammy flew back to the Old Orch- Change of occupation or environment and plenty of open air life are the best means of restoring HfitH It ta unlikely that the 'symptoms would persist if the poisoning does not occur constantly or repeatedly Much relfefj has been obtained aa already suggested Irian sodium hyposulphate The sufferer takes one-half teagpoonful of a o'd i hyposulphite! once a day or 'twice a day in recent case It Is best taken dissolved In vaster with some syrup of any desired flavor Take It occasionally oij far a week or two: then discontinue ard There great excitement he told the otheV feathered folk what be had seeq was right where I saw that fellow fly a while ago:" declare: Sammy any one else untrue For safety ilad health never burn any fuel in a room unless there Is adequate provision to carry the products of the combustion cut of the room By tests at toe Mood for carbon monoxide it has been found that i youmean you think that stranger killed that-Sparrow?" demanded Yank Yank the Nuthatch grdgjryr Samxqy bothered I method "thatiises serious doubts faaint tried to hmi any of you W8 gtm more the 'prevalent state of know that he MUed that Spar- mlnd Qnmoy An opportunity row or that Junco that Yank Yank off political and private' found the other day Just the presents itself when dose If were as small as some of you I ioards are given power would watch that fellow and keep je and death over future gen-away frmn him After all as I said eattons The regonal courts of ap-bdore we know anything about pi are no doubt designed to act him He will bear as a check on such abuses but will Tm glad you have found that out" always succeed In' doing so? said Tommy Tit saucily 1 They all looked over at the stranger You think college pnrfcsaore donw very straight on the top of inate the country until you see thenr the telephone- pole He certainly in the neighborhood of coaqL-r kxdsed harmless gh- Some of Loe Angeles Times flwm felt almost ashamed of their suspicions' He certainly a Hawk and he certainly jux I MorniXlR Prayer Owl and Hawks and Owls were the' Secretazy Jim FWriey ha been I sojourning in Europe" for some time! tnem um rutabursh Pnttosseu) afiiwMth if i jijmvi fill i -il A at uifT was driving cow an: ilthougQ It doubtful If bo cana citlf ulooff the rood sndcunie to find any Jobsjor deserving Demo- nearly every one living in the city has a small trace of the poison in his Mood constantly: Following the smoking of a few dgarets or a pipe SEIGNIORAGE The phonetics of the new deal are important In that the citizenship generally can get a wrong impression of a new and Important policy by the use in its connection of an -improper word That contributes to sloppy thinking and If America ever wanted to: think- straight wants to think straight now -'-I Mr Rooseveltt use of seigntor-age" in'iiils stiver proclamation in describing- that portion' of the stiver to be retained by the goyexnment to the minting program: was happily chosen It haaf'the exact shade of meaning J7- 'f crats over there QUESTIONS AND AN8WEBS jitIik wht children en Pin la the side usually brousht on by nmntnsF Mrs4VT Oil Duunim of tbo rlsbt side of tba heart- wbleH responds to tbo effort by punpinff a greater volume of blood thrown a good cheek on thp endurance effort 1 TnberenlaMe CoaspUeated --f I a 9T bate husband four-year-old iru tubereulosiMnee 1B3C and am pasu-ma thorax -easa1 fetors have tried every remedy to stop menstruation without avail They can't operate on account of my con dlttan and the dislike to wo Z-ray la ana eo younc (A K) 4 If X-ray treatment controls the menstrual bleedlnc it is tns rlsbt 'treat- or cigar the quantity of carbon mon oxide in toe blood rises considerably In my opinion this slight carbon monoxide poisoning -from imoking went across all right hut the calf I budge Whllehe was tey- Pan American conference jjig ing to coax the animal along a car fwnnMi Mi pulled up The driver after watch- stopped the Chaco war Now if a volunteered get it can remove the chips from thejtimt- cif across for tThe 1 vribat to think" re-plied Sammy fTVe told you what saw and' you can thlnk what you please Tommy Ht may-not have been so far wrong aftef all" you" chirped Tommy Tit "Anyway? continued Sammy fellow will bear watching After ml we dbnt know anything about him" what I have Inter-' rvqded Tommy Ttt Sammy turned his back to Tommy Tit roc bourse" said beT am no i afraid of Mm am if anything a little bigger than be Ho -dare touch me He knows better than to do that would soon teach hlm a lesson he foeget Yes star would teach him a les 8ammy wu boisfclns 1-If you feel that way viry its for many of the til effects excessive smoking Photographers sodium hyposulphite otherwise called thiosulphate of has proved a good shoulders 'of Paraguay and Bolivia (farme? -invited him to' go ahead It will be a wonder' Iwhereupon the motorist sent out a Iterrific shriek of his siren-and the only feathered hunters they feared And so far they hadn actually seen mmUt1 Mnttyls or-8Hn it stranee about that -Sparrow in the xujeiwi left 1 nsr (etthtaUy steO ttuttssss sasa to Seigniorage means according' Mall at toe White House Jumped into the rivrt! wu iZ n1 Itwas wlto a great effort toa' Jumped ftom MOO lo 20fi00 or 30-j animal was rescued as the 000 letters' per day during toe hoIl-fanner was pretty sore toe motorist days-The President "must feel like all apologies j- all I got to say" commented starting Letter TirHtJTm iii iiirt i wu au a bwiiiiiwiiwh Webster: i claimed or in your case I should say The ob-leeUen to that tt tends to produes sterility That would be i not- undsalraMa la each circumstances -c -y---- Semetblns to Cat ytoasa stvo mo-aome suecestlons whmt foods to avoids am told I have ofpeptie nicer (A I M1 pot worry about tbat But ru suvyreM some thins for yon to It wUl send a idlma and a stamped ad envelope and ask for boyfclet -Qulda to Rlsbt Xctlns" remedy far the after-effects of car bon monoxide gassing and also 'a good remedy to relieve toe unpleasant symptoms of chronic carbon monoxide poisoning AoJhWt the farmer that that was a hell Hist like a blooming quack I of a blow-off for such a' 111 calf 1" taken' by virtue of sovereign prerog-aUve 2 Specifically a charge or toll (over and above the brassage) -a ment Corporation The next story: Jay Finds Out" Daily BIMe Beeilnst The Ger tf -r' 5 S' 's rv' is 1 i A 1 1.