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mono ton roll
ovon workingntoit no business an-
”ordinates as metros y looking tor-
ward to an ”5' diminution or their
powers, the than or large analra is
still so young as; to attract attention
by his yout
muted Presa I
.llnsland MI!
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lib ‘ pull)
nv""""' 0| "ultimo.
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oto-a..s'os-‘.--.-e- 53""
um Braden
is he that glveth honor to
M ”:8. .
1- .I...
d' exclusively ill The Evening
'osterdoy. will interest many
v‘ario‘us reasons.
may say that it is a "smoke
3 to/erniiari-asl3 the . present
loan administration, elected
games by anoverwhelming major-
iaholiet is perhaps strengthen-
”the mention at William H.
4 Shell. former member ot the
rd‘ro‘t'nstimate. as the poosiblo
ot the new group. .
Mr. McMahon achieved considera-
oi reputation for himself by
Xmany oOnsidered an o‘er-«zeni-
in guarding the purse strings
9 city. ‘
g‘e property owners and oth-
lio have held land over a long
a of years will be attracted to
" imposed organization by v the
I, hot it will help to keep taxes
on the prospect of any increase.
lye have stated before it is the
imprmcments.
cites may be high and mav mount
3 1‘. but the benefit: in roads and
wk and streets nnd sewers and
{bilge disposal plant, which
‘ taxes will buy. will more than
chaste in increased property
on for the higher role.
can hope to get nothing that
not pay {or and it the large
cfrty owners ‘hcre desire a back-
clty-wtor if we do not go
lord we go buck—then it is quite
ight for them to battle for lower
' liusiness. You can drile him out
”lit he truth. Neither the goods he,
“one, .nor the service he renders
justify his existence as a com-
tactor with the retail mer-
I e-keepors must rllu ate the
Read
oil-the $300,000,000 but
"his kind have done this
Air. Davis had not al-
randy bun Assistant Secretary and
roll his spirits in that capacity, he
might easily have been passed over
ll‘or an older man.
0n the other hand. Eugene San-
dow. famous strong man at the last
generation. has Just died. only 11
yours older that ‘tho‘“young" Sec-
reary oi War.
Sandow. at 68. was already an old
man. The present generation knows
him. it at all. only as a tradition of
a distant past
And yet. ii! is not old. for anyone
but an athlete. A large share of the
best known men ill active llie today
are as old or oldel and most of them
have no thought of dying. old and
forgotten. tor many years.
Cultivatc athletics while you are
young. Koop‘up exercise and whole.
‘ . some activity all your l 3
But don't ot'crdo that m
youth. Muscular giants on _
iously shonolivod. And the 3)! .
the only organ that ought to bl . ‘.
tor at 70 than at so. . = . :
Japan may it down on its do-
mend tor a. inward! oi radio lieu
.volopmsnt in China. But it Uin.
slats. instead. on a pa trillions»
retirement. the result, not much
better. i l .,
There are two reasons tor
American radio- ~Italion‘,
One is to make money
motors. - .
A partnership may do ’tho ‘3
“competition. X3113. "l , “‘0
new one uncensored svelte not»:
mu‘nicatlon out o! the gill“. .
The cables go through .
News, intormstlo‘n nod busio so?“
out 0 line Orient .it and so: tm
plenaos.X In sores mummies.
might be not It IX!-
The same situation would result
u the radio on bnloosewsoii more
owned in partnership by American.
Japanese and Chinese «91ml. _
The only ours W” is mm. one
llino owned by Americans alone.
Then, it the Japan‘sso wont hnolhsr.
and the Chinese as loony as they
can finance. in must be mattered to
meet that competition or take the»
consequences... 1 . X ‘
Surgeon Geacrol.l.
Few people lealise the importance
~or posture to health. Although the
tact is more generally recognized
that correct posture adds grace and
beauty. this not has been overem-
phaslsod and the more important re.
suits or good posture upon the
health or the individual have not
been sufliciently stressed.
While it is true that the correct-
ing of improper postures promotes
poise and makes for beauty. it is
equally truefihat an erect carriage
has a markedslilect upon the gener-
al health. ‘A" slouching. atooplng
posture. in addition to being very
objectionable. cramps the lungs and
interferes with theli proper lunc-
lions. To wall: with head up. with
shouldors back and the toes straight
forward anddto do so with ease ls~by
no means all unimportant accom-
plishment and‘such a posture is a
distinct health asset.
Willis tow-people can [quality as
models .in postuno. the iscnremulns
that to stand and walk correctly is
easy and to acquire habits at good
posture 1equlres (or less «tort than
might lie imagined The person who
learns to stand so that the head. neck
and trunk term a. vertical rather-than
a. curved orXslg-zug line will soon rind
that the bone cial results'ot such a.
posture are on y. too evident. A re-
cognitioniot tho faults of one’s pos-
tulo is the} first stop touaid their
correction and touard the strain.
most or the grace of movement and
hcnlth which is desired.
Correct posture in sitting as well
.as in walking is important. The per-
-son who slouches ol‘ slumpsvlow in
n chair while eating not only pre~
some a. disagreeable appearance but
hinders the digestive process“.
cramps the lungs. and lessons his
chances or good' health generally.
Many people who have learned cor-
rect posture in training and sitting
often slip into careless habits of re-
laxation when reading. it is not un-
usual to find those; who stand tall
and stand straight and walk with
case and grace, with shoulders
thrown back and head erect. tailing
ill mitosis.
country without scandal being , at-
itached to them?
Rose Pastor Stokes, noted radical}
agitator. raises {his point in a state.
mcnt concerning tile divorce which
the courts gave her millionaire hus-l
band. J. a. Phelps stokes. - i
She says that it two married per-
sons find themselves absolutely in-
compatible. there is no way in New
York and several other States for
either to get a. divorce without scan-
dal being attached to the case—in
other words, without a co-respond-
eht. . ‘ l ‘
It is a new slant. differing ladl-
cally from the old'idca that the onlv
real cause {or divorce is unfaithful-
ness or evident cruelty. ‘
And it will be interesting to see
whether the world will accept the
. Rose Pastor Stokes viewpoint.
Lite is minimal no and inlleyl.
When on the mountain. enjoy the
valley. Width the valley. apyre
ciate the mountain. . ‘
things are extremes a' ‘
adds to accordingly. - "
iii till. Illicit! S. Climatic 4 .
Called States Public Health Service
Slouolnng, StOoping Posture Menaces Health
mm...“ ~
Should divorces be granted in this.
“predate life.
to sit properly when reading.
same peoplo will sit hunched tor
hours with lungs contracted and
head hung loosely torn-.ard in a post-
health.
Beauty Comes
With Good Posture ’.
Beauty. eirlclency, health
clutrm are all helped or hindered by
posture. '
A good complexion. an intelligent
appearance and the charm that
comes from the person ’ in good
health are not to be round in- those
whose posture is hindering the nat-
ural functioning at the various or-
gans ot the body.
Remember that few things cori-
trlbuto more to comfort or posture
while walking or standing than good.
sensible ohocs. Keep your headlipfl
stretch your neck. try’lo touch some-
imn‘ginnry object with your head tre-
qucntly. throw out your chest. and
breathe deeply.
X Do your leading and sitting in an
upright position inclining slightly
backward and you Will add to'your
enjoyment of life. to your length or
days and to the respect in which you
are held by your associates. Q
‘Slllllc May
Be \l‘ealtencd . 3
Students in particular. and desk
workers should give due consideroo
tion to the subject ol_ posiuro. Bab.
it. occupation and environment are
some of the main causes of podi- pos~
ting among dealt workers. .
No doubt. habit plnvs the most im-
portant pnrt. llad sitting postures
are especially iniuridus. The spine
llla’l become wonkenod from lack of
proper support. with the result that
nervous troubles developi I! we
stop to consider tllnt'nlany men and
uomcn spend thrce- tourlhs of their
norking hours in sittingl positions We
ulll realize what. an important. hear.
log correct posture may have upon
health.
Surprising results will be ohtalnod
by Ml) om‘ uho assiduously cultil also
correct posture nnd couples this with
ndaunte and proper exercise. _‘
T 0‘ Hi?" ht
Palace—m" if Fool and His Money.”
I Rialto “The Iron Horse." ' ‘
' Regent-«“Beggsr on Horseback"
{at Girl‘ s and Women's club.
O C ‘ I
' COMING EVENTS.
Oct. 24. -—Ro\van-fiholdon wed-
din ng. .
1 Oct. 25. --Hour of Music by choir
Iot S. N. Congregational Church at
the church. 4- 5. ‘ .
Oct. 26. rFalcoaoeSatth Wedding.
Oct. 26,—:0pera lecture recital by
Rudolph Thomas in Not-walk Lib-
rary Auditorium. .
Oct. 27. ——Clipplng Party Old well
Commandery in P. O. 8; at A. Hall.
Oct. 27. -—Elocthon of billion--
Lndy \icLscthan Lodge.
Oct. as. —second annual aunt.
Ladies Auxiliary Mulvoy-Thriov
Post in Red Men's Hill. We‘shlngton ,
street.
, Oct. Kind Word
Circle congregational
Church.
Oct. 29. ~Ciiildron's Masquerade.
Broad River community Club. '
1 Oct. 30. d-shfln Band Concert
under auspices N alk Mason's Or-
5der and Esoteric our mm M
Nurses Home men at. Tabernacle.
the mansions o! the fashionable!
X Oct. ll.-‘-Kallowo'on Entertain-
vlncnt, Brookslde Chapel. 7 .
Oct. ilk—Hallowo'on Party. West-
port Country Club-Madame Chos-
ion.
Nov.
Past Pocahontas Association.
‘i 8. 43mm
of First
1
l' -
situations.
torty to sixty. _ ..
W
living Unless you expect the worst.
Then it is most of the trouble.
Only those Who hays been broke '
can appreciate money. 0an those
' who have been near death can an. _ “
Theld .
uro that is distinctly detrimental ot "
and
Registration for Education work .:
reached. the esctrical charge no .
sensed by the electron itselt can be ‘
l—Initiatlon soil Supper. , '
Then you are ready for ;"
Expectation is most of the joy of X. '
Ralston _
WASHINGTON.
M. Balaton doetlt- it
idont Coolidgo‘s.lis
house or Congreasl .
s The late India ' ‘
senator's seat is re.
temporarily. lhro gh
appointmont. bya
election will huyo‘ to Q 4‘
choice 0! Senator ital ‘ if
out successor. and lndiilh‘s,
tul.
Still the administratlo
moteorologidts' predict "Repti
weather" tor some limo to conic
are quite hopetul‘ Poonécruin‘a'
next Hoosier seasonal test
eien one vote. collate.
that may coins it the case looks
Voistoad. act. or else that. it isn t- the
Maryland.
lng wct's arostudying them. to ilc-
mrmino u not they re uprrh. The
alert. ': . . F. . .
s gm”.
ln it‘ll l'rs’sidsnt Washington
couldn't persuads' "residents or the
Curroilbur'gil to hell their band to the
government. The” stoic of Maryland
was appoalod to and D‘ommtler 19.
Washington trusted.
the Magic district. Among other
h! DA m
A scientific appprstus company isW
now manufacturing the so~callod
About 9 colleges through the coun—
try hm installed them in
laboratories. .
placed between two
charged plates. A single citation is
As a “suit them“ droplet is set in.
the two plates. depending upon the
strength or their charges. By chang-
ing those char cs until a balance is
measured ,-.
This was the apparatus with
which Dr.
ing the
measuring its electrical charge. Bli-
.tho eighteenth;
‘ any rate of th
good onough—Athat the .Dlstriot ot-
. Columbia is legaly \vrl. despite the
One J. A. 1.80M was first to mg '3, "
up the (acts. ltfihcy giro facts. Lelld- ' ‘
li’rys. not perturhcd. nevertheless are ‘
district villages of llanlburs'h and
that same year. it coded] the trscty;
It did so, however. upon \tlrlous "
conditions applicable. Soil: says. to _.
.things. they included certain regu» ~X‘
Palmer-Millikan oil drop‘apparatus. ,
their "5'
In the apparatus. a mm; of oil is
electrically 3
allowed to lodge on the oil droplet. .
motion toward One or the other 0!
n. a. Millikan first Xouc. ,.
electron and ‘
. time b
pears never 1 .
. or modified, a
'v
gil es the 'arn‘onthite '
match bothered
" Ma Director.
District 0! column... lust pa'rl or
eve
Xet our.“ he told Eldoi
" disgrace to the sell
, Th:
district; no martini . . W
however. no strange
. me
his null-out in articles in
Helsinki/ed oil or the local situation 1.
> A boatdoad or ;flnceaa Bay oy.
the sunny
ore unruly lot ot- pedestrians Th
ocolhotlve is driven by a -‘ .
'l‘hs locomotive coa-
” t o turbine.
ll“?
'hour in recent tests. its
claim that it does away
kflhe Jerking in stopping and
locomotive made so 3
nd the vibration willie «
th‘lres a. this old
V, connected with
. become almost tradition
i.
a Monday morning (1
and concert season you would see
the social register drivin
is limousines and hurrying in.
For is yours some great artist he
.rlained New rot-it's society lead
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