ORLEANS. may
to romance.
, it. And others
i -» them.
1 > two classes are generally
0 merry. But in the latter
ii. there is usually a Heav-
m wail rising from the
0 s to notify the.werld that
. ‘ t well.
lxDecember .George "Pop"
dent of the Brooklyn Bo-
’ ‘1 chore. a weird famous ar-
works hang in art gal-
, New York. London and
IQ for the tail timber.
. ii, Too Much “Art"
collars. art with a capital
little cups of tea got my
‘esplained.
. came to New Orleans and
p here tor Vera Crus. ill
.- There was going to be no
~ ate civilisation in his. He
work.
supposed that Hart had
end. Mexico is just one
l—Cone
Others
have it
in“ ». side of Ultima Thule. the
p l. ero traf'tic policemen so
‘ j die. Surely he ought to
N‘ ‘ own there.
ow a letter has reached
Note": us. It carries a plaintive.
' ted cry—o. cry wrung {ram
0 th‘ -. a ct Hart's soul by his uto
. ' to get away (mm the
i ‘ touch.
_ "unfortunately enough. when
. g ‘ up his quarters in a little
town in Tehuantepeo last
, the name of the town was
lin papers. And presently
an to get lots of mail. It
1.11pm women.
‘ :53.“ ‘ g of the women were ac-
‘ oes. Others have never
. but wanted to. The bur-
‘5 jevery letter was that the
1' too. 'wented to get away
. all. to unbutton the binding
V of civilization and get back
e-provided a famous artist
’ ting at the other end of the
, li'ied Once More
' "deluge of. mail got so heavy
rt tied a second time. He
‘lerther—to Oxaca. And he
't leave any forwarding ad-
' He sighed deeply. as one
Just out of jail. At last he
not be bothered by romantic.
s._ in women.
then Onite grabbed him.
' to is a golden-skinned descen-
.ot the race of Montezuma; a
ndlan. in plain English. L'n-
, , f.» elled by the restraints ot civi-
on. she swooped down on him
7“ .' Pocahontas on John Smith.
tance was useless and flight
. impossible. She carried every
, ; ‘inct and there is no recount.
., : _ hey're all the same.“ writes
. It doletuily. "Kipling was right.
' female of the species is more
,, ly than the male. If they see
hing they want they go right
and take it the way Dewey took
niia. Their system is the same
other they live in America, Eu-
pe or a Mexican village.
"Read this extract item a. letter
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A
one“?
f' AY £1579».
map shows the constellations
e at 9 p. 111.. May 1. 8 p. m..
15 and 7 p. nu. May at, in
'de 35 degrees north. , 4
ough.deslgned specifically for
latitude it is practicable for all
or the United States and
em Canada as s. change of a
‘degreesdn latitude has little ef-
on the appearance of the
us.
view the constellations as they
r in the sky hold the man over
jhead with the too of the map
rd the north.
:At the times mentioned the
cipal constellations in view are
and Gemini in the western airy.
in the southeast. Beotea in the
Ursa Major to the north or the
and Hydra with its riders.
and Grater. stretching across
southern at, below the constel-
o! Cancer. Ian and Virgo.
the northwest Auriga with its
.Capolia is still above the
while in the northeast the
' Vega in Lyra is now
conspicuously into view.
and also The Dog-star.
nummerbuttheuttie
,Proeyoancanisltaor.
stillbeseenfaroverin the
mm'miamnuw'
Ittbiettmeistheeeoend -
“ dermal-mm. e
some woman in Paris sent me. and
com rs her methods with Onlte‘s.
"' as I have read or your flight
from civilisation my thoughts have
always been close to you. Monsieur
Hart.’ the letter says. 'I need onlyto
close my eyes to toilow you through
those mysterious virgin forests
hunting subjects. to paint. Perhaps
there are. nights. in those savage
ioreets when you dream of love.
“'1 am Russian. I have resided
in Paris since the Russian revolu-
tion. I am 25. blend with blue eyes.
I speak tour languages well and
they tell me I unintelligent. They
tell me. too. that my face is pretty
and my ilguro superb. Here is my
picture. You can Judge.
"‘1 have illusions left. And 1
would love above all things to
marry an American. For alas. mys-
terious and savage one. my life has
not been happy in Paris.
Monsieur Hurt. and write to me. it
I were rich I would sinrt to see you.
But alas. I um rich only in illusions
and dresms.’
"Now what are you going to do
when they trail you like that with-
out even knowing how you look?
It must be a disease with ’em.
Heaven knows I never won any
beauty contests, even at Sunflower
Corners, Kas. Look what happen-
ed down here in Mexico." .
"Ouito Spotted Mo"
Hart explains that at first llc
found Oxaca a wonderful place. For
a. matter or $35 a. month he got
lodgings and meals. lived comfort-
ably and found innumerable sub-
Jects to sketch.
“Then Ouitc spotted me when I
was painting one day.” he goes on.
“Eighteen years old—a regular
Montezuma flapper. She and her
brother Tomasco came ’round and
got me to leave the hotel and come
up and live with them. I've got a
wonderful studio there—wonderful
scenery, lots of leisure, good food-
all a man could ask. .
“But Chile is hell bent for ro-
mance. She wants us to marry and
go out into the big world and see
for herself whut Paris. London and
New York are like. since l'vc told
her about them.
"Women are all alike. Only last
week we went into town for some.
supplies. aho riding the burro and
me loading it. I’m perfectly happy
barefoot. in n. serene and a sombre-
ro. I thousht that she was per
tectly happy barefooted in calico.
Was she? Not achance.
"Sholed me to a window
minted me out some shoes
stockings aim wanted. They had
come from Paris. The. shoes cost
318 a. pair and the shocking. red
silk were so. ’In Oxaea! And me
barefooted nnd IIHPPN‘ Can You
beat it?"
and
and
Thai. Gold Mine
But there is a. glimmer of hope
on the horizon. For (Julie has
promised Hart’thut if he stays‘she
will show him some of the hidden
pockets of gold that the lndians
know about. And the idea of a pri-
0' {Mi
'3')". a "
@M"
vate gold mine has its appeal.
‘ -THE EVENING SKY MAP FOR .MAY
{rr‘
*13‘MAGNITUDE
. a“ as .
o 5’- as
4- 4i: -
e 5“ It
bright stars to the south of Cancer
and west of The Sickle in Lee.
8 ion, the white star of iirst mag-
represents the ear of wheat that The
Haiden holds in her hand.
North and a. little to the east of
Spica at the base 0: the kite-shaped
group oi: Stars in Bootes is the
beautiful reddish yellow Arcturus.
considered by ”me to be the finest
star visible in the evening sky in
spring and summer. though others
prefer the diamond-like Vega. These
two bright stars'are almost exactly
equal in brightness though they dit-
ter very greatly in color.
Saturn
The planet Saturn has now come
into the evening sky and will be
found far over in the southeast in
Libra. It is slightly yellowish in
color and is a. shade brighter than
Arcturus or Vega. It is now at its
best for observation tor it comes into
opposition with the- sun on the 14th
or this month when it rises at sun-
set and remains visible throughout
the night.
The planets Venus. Jupiter and
liars will new be toned in the east-
ern skyxbetore sunrise. Venus. by
tar e brightest 0: all the planets,
is n w a magnificent naming Star.
' Jupiter and Mars are not tar apart
in the southeast. Mars will be read-
ily recognised by its reddish color.
Though tar inferior to Jupiter at
this time it is steadily increasing In
br tness as it approlchfl “10 it!“
now outshines some at the
same wet
stars or out ares-Ito‘s-
Q .
l.
“"Be kind. .I pray you. my dear'
nitude in the southeast. in Virgo. '
l
‘"i
But Warns Against Use of
Gland Treatments With-
out Doctor’s Advice.
The rvcout discowrirs in the
medical world lime cleared up an
age, old mystery. the mystery of so.
'mllrd. "miraculous curt-s."‘
l This is the opinion of Dr. l-llllou
lru Jones of L‘hlcugo. wc|l~kuouu
it'lll‘llllhl. and psychologist. wllo ud-
tdiici‘s u Nursery to explain such
O ’ ,. .
This picture is one of the first to be transmitted commercially by \t‘irt‘ll‘s“ rrmn l‘lilfllililil in America by
the Radio Corporation of America. Transmission op cord at midnight. London time. mu- 1. “mm. a shun
time this pictiu-c. showing the nose-lounoso iinisii of one oi‘ the .Vcwnmrkri mum. “m m. n.- “fly .0 3..“
York. Transmission time was one hour and three m iuutcs.
This model sold a year ago for
$3200. The new prices and improve- .
meats place it on the fligfiest value
level obtainable. The same is true
. . throughout the entire Franklin line.
The Franklin is the fastest car over
the road. Nothing can equal it in
ridingcomfort,handlingease,depend-
ability and economy.
Franklin sales in 1925‘ ran 42%
. ahead of 1924, and increased 'faster
t | ‘ ‘
I
A i
, to." ~l WM —-—.« . , —
,~ ~ u.h...ln..la.mmwwmrmi
clll'l's lJflitf'll on these discoveries.
a Two views have been held about
iihcsu cures. One was iliat they were
uvvnulm-ly MiIieril-‘lilli'nl. The other
unis: that [ho "cure" was due to an
lilli'i‘i‘il sluiv.
Mr. Jones claims iliut cures arc
reul. but that they are obtained
llirough sudden reactions of the
mind upon tho body.
t‘ites 'i‘wo Discoveries
The the discoveries upon which
in: buses his opinion are the work of
u. Swiss surge-on named Salons. now
Hi the .lofl'erson Medical School in
l'liil-lilt'll’lllla, and a research worker
mum-II llf‘ringn at the L‘nhersity of
Ammonium the Netherlands.
"'i'ln re are too acts of muscles in
'llu- luoriv." sins Ur. Jones. “the vol-
unl-n-y onc-n und the involuntary
Oli‘ l‘.
“The voluntary ones, such as the
mucous or llln hand the feet. rc-
ipml-l ilnmmliztin‘ly to our wishes.
"i‘he involuntary musclcs control
\ilnl things such us tho heating of
tin: llmri, tlw notion of the lungs
and the. dicesihe nppnrutus. A man
has no direct control of these mus-
i'll‘F.
“lint Salons has shown that the
.lIu-tll-ss .lunds control the involun-
lslrv muscles. ’l‘hoso glands pour se-
t'l‘l‘llOllS culled harmonrs into
. nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
t
blood and these in theiwiurn speed
up or slow down the .voluniary
muscles.
"Horton has carried ”it? investi-
gation a step icriher and shown that
the duotiess ginnds in tin lr turn are
controlled by lilo symlmlllctic ner-
vous system.
"Therefore. I lu-llm‘y illut lllL: sud-
deu miraculous cure is due to a sud-
den intensification of the acilou oi
the nerves due to religious exalte-
iloll or great excitement. This in-
tensifies the action oi the auctions
glands.
"We know that
tip; scurrilous
l’uhlch they pour iniu the blood are
the most poweriu drugs in oils-
lence. This sudde . outpouring of
these powerful drti s has an oifect
upon iiic involuntary musvles to
such an extent that a cure is effec—
l"ll.
"This would also explain mul-
msrn as urn on record as for r\-
ample \xlwn n homu- l‘.’lll'llt‘! rm,-
nnd n. mun ulio has been confined
to his lwd for yours. uudr'r illl‘
stress of «xi-ltcmeni finds himself
able to gi-t out of bed zinrl make his
way to safely.
buddcn (‘urtn
"There is a record of a. man at it
revival int-cling who‘wus sitting in
the trout row. in his ckcliulnvni, luv
Jumped into the uir and olcured the
pulpit and the spr-akrr. landing on
the ground 12 feet away. Thai. 1
believe, was the reaction oi u.
healthy human system to this sud-
den increased notion or the duciieas
glands."
Dr. Jones predicts two imporlnni
resulis from the u ork of Sajous nnd
llertoge.
"I believe that \\‘(' soon will lutvl-
ways at controlling health and
growth and eventually cvcn person—
.illiy through the miminisiruiion of
proper gland extracts." he says.
"We will be hide. to keep men of
advancing years from growing old
physically.
"The former by feeding the prop—
the rr gland cairncis to his chlckensinrily.
, Flt/W KLI N ‘
New Prices On Series 11 Cars
SEDAN NQ 32790 ‘
. B. SYRACUSE
1
than those of either the line car iield
or the industryasa whole. And 1926
sales are ahead of 1925. That is
I popularity.
- 'Fhe sales record is
it
also recognition
of the qualityreprese‘nted by the
Series 11 Franklin, which.becomes
even more notable at today’s prices.
Franklin. price: include fill equip:
ment, even to spare tire. tube, cover
and lock. Budgetpaymcnts arranged,
if desired. '
‘ {It‘vf’at‘lmthfalfia‘ffl‘r’h‘
norm.
r!“
.u—u—u
M
and cnitle will triple their rule oi
growth.
"Secondly. All a rosuli of the dis.
cm‘cry of lleriugo. we will lvui'u to
keep ourselves healthy by keeping
our nervous slum us it should be."
Dr. .loncs uddn u word of warm
mg. llO\\(‘\(‘i.
"Do not uml-r any l'lllllllnl'all‘
cos.“ llu says. "l'\|H'l‘ilil\‘lll with
gland extracts 01' lulu: them except
upon the ildVli'u of u lt‘plilillllt) phy-
sician and “hill: llllill‘l' his observa-
tion. The ginnds of ”iv Ii...” are m,
interlinked and Hill! .w, mun upon
tliu otlwl'. illul lo ulll mpl in M‘pri'l-
Incnt luluili l'l'Nllli in llIr upm-iiinu
oi' cvriulu ulund lll'm’i‘rlmn “Hit the
most liurmiul results,"
Christian Scientists——
i Organize in Westport;
i Daugherty First Reader
tJl'lZ'illithllUll oi the i‘lirisiluu
Si'in-nvv Sun-lily of \\'«.~l1>ol'l has
hovll completed. mud llllltll s of :1}-
sm‘luilnn huvi- Just lmn llll‘il v.lil|
Town Clerk lidwurd i'. llil'gv. 'l‘he
lllllli‘. Svivnco uud lll'.illl|. \\llli the
key to ilio scriptures by .\|.lry l,:ill\(r
liddy slulll Dal the ‘iul‘li iy’:< only pus-
tor. The new Hilt'lily plum to hold
.I'vgulur Sunday lllni'illll'!’ st-l‘vll'oa
ilu'oughout lip,- vvnr, and Wednes.
duy owning mm ilnuu Hl'lill be lll'lil
:it in list onion :1 month, tom thv-r with
such special services or u.-I.\‘ in: rec-
onlmcuded by the MilllI-l t‘huu ll.
’l‘iu: (mirrors of llll‘ sour-1y are:
,l"lrsi render. annvs l’.i|lLIlll‘l'i)',
‘murul puintri'; sccmld ion-hr. Mrs.
Grace Milli-r \\'lule. author and
nuvullsl; bound of llll~i«c.~. Ali‘s.
Sonia. liliill,’li"l'l,\'. and Mr. Jillll Jill‘s.
Howard Heath: rink and treasurer.
Mrs. l.) o r o t 11 y l: a l' l o \v; Sunday
school Mlpu'lniendt-nl. .\ll.‘s‘. iieuiht;
ychief usher. Mrs. Duuxluriy; clullr-
imnn of llil‘ llnzliii" committee. Mrs.
Ielintli: chairman of the distribution
'commitirxe. Mrs. Johnson The, so-
ciety will hold its .sm‘vil rs and ml ei-
lnu.~; in tho l-‘nhlv llilil'llll}: li‘iilpor.
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