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OK IT FOX Jut Folks By EDGAR A. GUEST LEMON PIE. The world Is full f f Kindness, Thon an Joys ot many kinds, There's a cure for every sadness. That each troubled mortal finds. And my little cares prow lighter And I cense to fret and sigh, And my eyes with Joy prow brlghte. When she makes a lemon pie. When the bronze Is on the filling That's one mass of shining gold And Its molten Joy Is spilling On the plate, my heart grows bold And tlie kids and I in chorus UaKc ii" glad exultant cry And we cheer the treat before us Which is mother's lemon pie. Then the little troubles vanish, And the sorrows disappear. Then we find the grit to banish All the cares that hovered near. Ami we smack our lips In pleasure O'er a Joy no coin can buy. And we down the golden treasure Which Is known as lemon pie. tt'cpyrUht by lMgar a. Guest.) O Lion Heart as Nerve Tonic. My hidy of Xululand is not whisked oil to n seaside resort or a mountain rotreat to restore her shattered nerve : she is witch doctored with a proscription containing these Ingredients: The heart and eye of a Hon; the fat and hVsh of an elephant; the hide of a rhinoceros; the second layer of skin of a hippopotamus; these mixed with the barks of many kinds of trees and snakeA in the blood of a cow or sheep. This prescription Is burned, mad? into a powd. r und taken Internally. These and many "religious antldotes" of a like natmv have been unearthed by the lnterchurch world movement In if economic, religious ' und todul buivcy uf the world. 1

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i; By EDNA KENT FORBES A TALK OX IIAIR MOST hnir troubles beffia with dandruff. Now, dandruff la a germ. Just like any other disease germ, and, like them, It 13 catching. If two use tne same brush and one has dandruff, the other one will catch It. A thorough shampoo with coconut oil soap, following the drying of a whole egg on the scalp, will take away all dandruff for the time, and eventually, cure it for good. This may take anywhere from two months to two years depending upon the health of the hair. f4 ':-a-x;Sv: -':y. x - v Good Hair Can Be the Possession of Every Woman, - . - Most people need a hair tonic. - Dry hair shows " thöscal p"f s not producing enough nourishing oil ; oily hair shows an over production, the effort of the scalp to overcome dandruff and other troubles. Tonics containing much alcohol are usually to be avoided, for alcohol dries and often makes the hair gray. False hair and pads are to be avoided; they heat and Irritate the scalp. The ends of the hair should be singed or cut once a month to prevent split ends. Poor hair sho ild have a tonle massaged In every night, good hair once a week. (Copyright.) 07 ' What the Sphinx Says By NEWTON NEWKIRK. "It's all right when In Rome to do an the Romans do, but when you're I n Sinvllle don't do as the sin-villains dov' O: :0 Merit Py GFXRGE MATTHEW ADAMS MKRIT does find Its true reward. In the final summing up, people pass for what they actually are. The iraupe of Merit works straight and sound. Luck and Chance are the mere teasers of Fate. Merit nothing beneath you. Po more than is expected of you. Do each task better than people think you can. Relieve all things are possible with you and you cannot fall to Merit hip. It is better to aim for Perfection and miss It. than to aim at Imperfection and hit It. Mr-rir neSIn- I encath yon.

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(Th New 300,000 WITHOUT REPRESENTATION Citizens ef Four Districts Protest Be cause Goodrich Failed to Fill : Legislative Vacancies. ESCilDAGH'S SEAT IS ASSAILED ; Indianapolis, Ind. Approximately 300.000 cltltehs of Indiana are without representation in tho extra ses sion of tho leglalature convened this week by- Governor Goodrich and taxpayers from tho affected districts are lodging strenuous complaints at the State ,;houso against what they lerm to be the Unconstitutional methods of Governor Goodrich in neglecting to call special elections for the benefit of the people. There are three actual vacancies In the assembly, two in the senate and one in the house and Jesse G. Eschbach, chief state accountant, Is holding the fourth position in the lower house over the protests of a number of his colleagues who assert that he is also violating the constitution in clinging to his seat. Mr. Eschbach was elected representative from Kosciusko county and after serving as speaker In the last regular session was appointed by Governor Goodrich as head of the state accounting board at a salary of $4,000 a year. Now Holds Two Offices. Ho has never resigned as representative, but it is contended by many that he Is holding on in de fiance of the constitution which provides that "no person holding a lucra tive office or appointment unNr this state, shall be eligible to a seat in the general assembly; nor shall any person hold more than one lucrative office at the same time. The other vacancies were caused bv tho death of Senator Austin Rath er ford of Anderson, who represented Madison faulty, and Representative William Utitik of Iluntingburg, who represent) Dubois and Orangecountie, and fr the resignation of Senater GJt&ji Van Auken of Auburn, re presfc'5n 'Alien and DeKalb coun ties. Ur. van Aufctn. unlike Mr. Kschbseä. resigned as a member of the assembly when he iras appointed to the public service commission. The population of the counties without proper representation in the special session la approximately 3007 COO. The vacancies have existed for many months and according tp the protests being lodged by residents from the districts concerned Cover cor Goodrich was bound under the constitution to call special election! to provide representatives. It aas been pointed out by the prot. ttjiU that Section 10 of Article V t&p constitution, dealing with the trsr of the governor, says that "He til issue ' writs c election to fill ctj vacancies as rvy have occurred a t$a oeaeral asiribly.M Further juqfV t Is shown Oat the legisla ture, to retaforo the constitutional fcaandate, decreed the followleg: Must Call hotels! Election. "A apM election shall be held I'

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1920. Yorte World.) put upcyj? r ' - ' iVT r t n i ii , i theollöwlng cgios: "First. Whnexer. a vacancy shall occur lh the office of senator or representative during a session, or whe& the legislature will be la session after the occurrence of a Yacanoy and before a general elecUou." The governors alleged oversight in not calling the special elections is being made the target of attacks on all sides and from the non-p artisan character af the remarks it Is evident the state's chief executlye. has added another to the long list of costly blunders that have characterized his administration. GOODRICH PLAYS - FOR JEWETT AID Indianapolis, Ind. Governor Goodrich, at the earnest insistence of Warren T. McCray, the Republican gubernatorial candidate, sought to placate two Interests in appointing Louis D. Ewbank, judge of the Marion circuit court, as justice of the state supreme court to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Justice Lawcon M. Harvey. Ewbank has been an important cog in the Jewett machine which has dominated Republican affairs in this county for several years. Mayor Jewett and his workers, made up of members of tho city and county administration, have been growing restive under the application of the tax law and it issaid that the governor selected Ewbank in order to keep the Marion county administration crowd In a sweetened temper during the campaign. Then Governor Goodrich held out the olive branch to the followers of Maj.-Gen. Leonard Wfood when he appointed Harry O. Chamberlain to succeed Ewbank on the circuit bench. Chamberlain was Seventh district manager during Wood's primary campaign and was well up In the circles of that organization. The Wood people have felt pretty bitter toward the governor ever since the Chicago convention and his selection of Chamberlain for the office was taken as. evidence of his desire to cultivate their friendship once again. According to political observers It was significant that the appointments were announced soon after the governor and MoCray hold s conference. Philadelphia Youngsters Draw Guns Wh en Bluecoats Catch Them In Attempted Robbery. Philadelphia. Cries of -Help! IIelp!M coming from six husky throats brought scores of people to one of the busiest sections of Camden In the early morning who beheld two ten-yenr-old boya In the ncVof holding up half a dozen stalwarts of the law at the point of guns. The lads Frank Poplln&kl and Joseph Tablweeskl had been surprised by the police while robbing the store of Bernard Reichling at 1121 Broadway. Like a movie thriller, the youngsters showed fight when confronted by the police, whipping their weapons from their pockets, and stood the officers against the wall. When tho crowd pressed around the cops took courage and made for the boys, who were subdued after a quick but stubborn fight behind a pile cf bundles, which they used, tor a barricade. "Aw, don't bo so rough," squeaked Popllnskl, as he was pulled from the melee.

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No. 8. LAIN III I OF QUO: Wealthy New York Collector Is Murdered With Oriental Sword. HAS UNIQUE SETTING Attack Appears to Have Been Made With Insano Fury Victim Defends Self With Leather Slungshot, New York. Criminal experts In New York city are racking their brains lh an effort to find a solutloa-of the mystery surrounding he murder of Winfield Scott Philhower, rich electrical expert and curio collector, whose mutilated body was found in his den, with a queer Orlefital sword and a heavy leather slungshot near by. Both the sword and the slungshot, alike unique In design, were among tho curios Phllhower had collected during his lifetime. There was missing only a beautiful diamond ring which Phllhower wore, Indicating that robbery was not the sole motive for the crime. ; The police, It Is stated, are proceeding on the basis that the murder aroso out of something deeper, some long entertaine'd gcudge or some suddenly de veloped and Intenso hatred. It may have been the act of an Oriental fanatic, they say. The sole clew is said to be a piece of paper with Phllhower's address scribbled upon It. The paper was found near the body and the addross was not Phllhower's writing. Slaughtered With Ancient Sword. Arcording to tho evidence In tho hand9 of tho. police. Phllhower was In his den when his assailant entered through a narrpw hall arid pulled an ancient Oriental eword from the wall. Phllhower, it appears, must lulvo known that death was upon him, for ho Jerked a heavy leather slungshot from a hook above his divan and defended himself with It. The havoc wrought in the room shows that PhilSlain in Den of Curios. hower fought desperately against an attack which appears to have boon Insane In Its violence. The body of Phllhower was fotmd on the floor of his den, twisted from the fury of the death strudle. His skull was fractured from the blows dealt with the ancient sword and wound's on his head and body indicated that his assailant had used the weapon both ns a saber and n sword. The fclungshot, which Phllhower Is believed to iiavo used, was slashed In several places. MEOW! THE CAT CAME BACK Walks 99 Miles to Return to Its Home In Perth Amboy, N. Says Owner. Perth Amboy, N. J. Hero Is a tale of a cat that walked CO tulle. to return to hi home. It Is related by Irvln S. Ynrnel of this city. On the night of July 3, Ynrnel said he took the cat In a satchel to Phoenix,VUIe, Pa., CO miles from Perth Amboy. When he got to his summer home there he found there was no food for the cat. The latter disappeared, to show np filz days later at Ynrnet'a Perth Amboy home. Its feet were sore. 4I don't expect anyone to Relievo but It U truej declares Yuruel.-

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