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STORY ‘ OF ' A
PORT HURON. Mich. Jan. 10.—'
y are twins? “‘hy do Mike and-
0 look alike while Mary and John
not? . .
..'.l’hese and other psychological and
”yolologlcal questions
Ill human phenomenon of twins so
Vaccinated Mrs. Elsie H. Platt. of
Ind xi
her i»
twins have grown up into fine young
manhood and womanhood. and Mrs.
Plutt's scrap hook on twins has
own to large. proportions. It is‘
nobnbly the largest collection of un--
alarmed material on the subject in,
lestcncc. '
, It contains clippings from hun-
flcds of newspapers. extracts from
medical pournals. and articles cull-wt ‘
tom nll sorts of scientific and liter-l
"7 sources. Thu-re are also publish-l
fl pictures which have been sent to!
. Plait from proud mothers from i
ll over the country. .
. (‘hlckcn Hg: is Example.
'L‘ln the mass of the llllltt'l‘iul ('ul-l
lutcd ivy her can be found the an»
”or to that interesting question an
explained by experts—why some sets
of twins look. talk and not exactly
alike and are alike in sex while oth-
or sets of twins look. lillk and act
differently and are or opposite sexes.
T, The answer can lm found in the
ordinary chicken egg. If the cell
Within a. single egg should he separ-
ltt‘d into exactly equal parts, as
v
'qmr‘tlmes happens due to a Jlir tn
the crzu. tho-s42 twn mluul parts will
bél‘Olllt‘ two identical chicks which
will look and net illn-nticnlly "like,
just like human twins horn of one
ociginnl cell that was divided into
two equal cells, will come into the
Vorlll. The twins that look alike,
In": invariably of the some va.
‘ Thus is explained the mystvry of
itDOl’lS TWINS l'O-STUDYFTHEM? '
relating to‘ ,
l
till city. that she not only startedI
to collect all available data on the;
“Meet, but adopted a. pair ot' lmy‘
twins to have them linden
edintc observation. l
That was 25 years ago. Now thel
WOMAN'S Haul j
STUDYING
s _ .
HOBBY O WOMAN
.‘vlrs. Elsie H. Plan.
act alike. To take up the question
of twins that do not. look alike the
hen‘s egg can again be used for an
example.
if the hens should lay two separ-
ate (-1233 each containing its solitary
cell. and it each cell in each eggv
should remain one cell as is usually
from those two original egg cells
two chicks that would not look or
Canal. At left above. s grou
the air. Left to right: Lieut
sit. At right above: General Sturzls. orln
mood of the battle fleet. and Vice Admiral
The orniy, navy and marine
corps are preparing to pin
the case. there would be hatched :utest war game ever payed
E; the United States in time of
the g:
of the navel aviators who will
rise for which attackers
and do coders from among the
forces will maneuver. The game
coin stander.
Some of the principal actors in the great war game to be played by tho army and navy st tho Pass-i
command the attack and the defense in
omdr. C. P. Mason. Licots. 3. ll. Warner. John 0. Price on Ben I]. Wy-
Lclt. below: Admiral 8 9. Rob in col-2
cColly. in command of tho scouting loot.
ace. The Panama Canal will will be witnessed by the new
tsrles of the army and now. eon
gossamer: and other high oficials .
In Washington.
' have never 1, nd a pair identically five years we have been a. member of i
act alike. that possibly would be dit-
forent in sex and yet
Fume time. separate distinctive cells.
Thus it can he seen that twins
who look alike are born from one
Disclaims Exact Knowledge.
In the category of twins
WOI-lld be into equal parts while twins who famous Slamefi twins
twins. since they were born at the do not look alike are born from two joined at the spine. and nocordlng
to experts it is only flick that all
twins in this class are not so Joined. topic simultaneously .
born Persons who have
investigated
that were have found cases of pairs who have
not only looked alike but who have
thought and acted alike on the same
though they
were separated by many miles.
J.
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ch case a. microscopic the Hague Tribunal, and have long
fingerprints ’has sought the creation of a permanent
investigation of . JOSt Wh ;
shown differences. W'orid Court of Justice. I am in full _ .
accord with both of these policies. lBattl ‘
I favor the establishment of such :1 es
court intended to include the whole 5. l l
The Peace Award
'# ‘ world: That is. and has long been,
selected by l8 Dle in “-rec‘k
alike. In
There is nothing new in the suc- an American policy,"
cessful plan. Its great virtue obvi- _______.
curly is that it éxpres’ses with more The winning Dian.
logic d keener psychology the \‘ar- Elihu Root, Jam‘es Guthrie liarbora. Of
ions nts at issue in all considera- Edward M. House, Ellen Fitz Pen-l -——IS Hit l)" I
tions or international peace by in- dlcton, Roscoe Pound. \\'illi:1m Allen - {ESQ}
ternational agreement. In other White and Brand \vnltlock. naturul- OE Portland l)" .
words. the author or this plan has 13’ deseers consideration. \‘.’lietlier DI k “ :
read with larger vision and greater or not historians in the future will 0C Battle
discrimination all that has been said picture Mr. flair and No. 1.459 hand > __,_
a'nd undertaken in this behalf since in hand leading the nations of the S T A T E ‘ ‘
the close of the war. The plan (109,. earth to that millennium. in which .ll I; \- ,
not contemplate the league of n1- there are neither wars nor rumors of . . . , .
tions with its convenant as the ln— me'. remains to he ser-n. Jim Shnlilif‘hlps Takln'r l" .
strument or international associa- this be the result, Which The COUF- I" . .2. (in
tion. In this regard there is prac- ant" by no means OXD'fC'lS: 20 that allell‘fl'cg Mal
tlcally no‘depnrture from the stand due must be added a third. thus ( fort l “(1
taken by President Coolidge in his making a triumvirate in which the S t) L
Craft
message to congress which thus °n°'”m° (”MOT and "l“ “0‘“ “3m”
ministrationt' “Our country has defl- central figure, \Voodrow \Vilscn. l:-»- l 2~
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briefly stated the attitude of the ad- less author stand on either side of a
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n ratif t1~L duccd to its simplest terms it is: . ., _ 22 -
:éi-eelxafitruggdtzzafisggig (33f natyionf_ dent that the hczirt of thr- plan is 0‘0 b'lmrlnc 1. :
\Ve have not felt warranted in as- league of nations. j1:; unh ;. l
sumlng the responsibilities which its It is diflicut to see how any other b
members have assumed, I am not conclusion is to he arrived at. The
proposing any change in this policy. note is‘rmmded in the openlnz purri-
neither in the senate. The incident. graph:——"I"i\'P-Iixths of all nuiintis. {hi “all _-
so far as we are concerned. is clos- including about tour-ilfths of mar,- ““ ' “N - '
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the. hirth of twins that look nnd original cell that has divided itself from the one original cell In the hundreds of cases of twins say they all their investigations, however. they
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Frocks for
all Occasions
Specially Priced for January
Sale
We have marked down
many of our best models to
make a group which will sell
for the one price.
included are Poiret Twill
street gowns, silk afternoon
frocks as well as lovely new
evening gowns. Really there
are splendid values here anc’ .
the group includes some mod
els for large figures as well as
the youthful and slendc‘l
types. ,
‘25 .
Second floor.
For Butterfly
Work
New butterflies, birds, flow—
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milkweed, etc., have arrived
for those interested in this
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to" alluring and useful articles.
Front of store, main floor.
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A Ribbons
Many wide ribbons in taffe-
tas, brocadcs, Roman striped
ribbons, many two-toned tin-
sel brocadcs gorgeous for hats,-
sashes, bags and so many
things demanding color and
I richness. Come while there is
sufficient length of the one
you want. Beautiful plain
and colored satins and moires.
All going at
2nwi.si:r‘22;€mi:i2anvaumlllr
Half Price
l- Main floor.
,. January Sale Prices
’7 Sale of
f3! Hand Made Laces
. Yardsnnd yards‘of new and beautiful hand made
lush and filet laces. These are not remnants, but full
pieces of fine exquisite laces which we are offering you
at specxal January sale prices. '
Irish Laces .
Evenly crocheted with many roses and lrish motifs
at frequent intervals. These laces are most fashionable
for summer frocks, underwear, children’s dresses, collars
and cuffs. ’
Irish picot edge a 121/; ctr. yd.
Insertions and edges to match, 1 inch and 2% inches
wide. You will want many yards of this to’have on hand
for future sewing.
89 ctr. yd. . $1 yd.
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Filet Laces
.. Fine, even mesh characterized these laces. Artis-
tic designs in every piece. Pillows, underthings, child-
rcn’s garments, llinens, etc. are eatl
touches of these laces. 2 ’ gr y enhanced by
Filet picot edge 121 cu. d.
Heart pattern edge 23/2 cu. :d.
. Beading and edge 35 cu yd.
Edgmgs and insertions in different Widths, '
. 50 ctr. to $1.25 yd.
Edges 8 and 19 mcheswide are enchanting when used '
on draperies and linens. The patterns are very dis-
‘ tinctive. .
l 52.75 yd. $3 ya,
i ‘— , a Main floor.
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. Children 8 Books on Sale
A‘ table of children’s books and games sli htl soiled or dam-
aged. Linen books as Well as many volugiesywhich older chil- ‘
dren always enjoy. ' Price. '
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l' Punitive. Russ. Msny Home Furnishing.
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Knitted Frocks
More Fashionable
Than Ever
Every 'fasliion prediction
for winter and early spring
says, “Kni Dresses are
better fashion than ever.”
They certainly are wonder-
fully practical as well as being
smart for they give a comfort-
able warmth about the home
these days when draughts are
everywhere and the furnace is
low. in spring they will be
seen everywhere outdoors. 2
'A lovely collection is here—
ian, brown and navy predom-
inate. Styles adopted to slim
as well as larger gures. Many
one piece frocks as well as
two piecemit efi'ects. Stripes
and checks add ever so much
snap to these clbsely knitted
dresses. They wont stretch
as people are apt to think.
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Pimentoes - 15?;I
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