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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER '4, 1920
(Section Two?
PAGE FIVE
fOUKS LADY RCEQSS THE WAY
. to i' i - -
BRINGING UP FATHER
By George McManus
THC YOU Ntt I LADY ACROSS LTHE
WAY.
r TlM'rmr MT acroaa th wa 7
a alrj n'l bavo a purely fratricidal
fmllng fr a ytmrm man without start'
Inf ttaa netghbora to gossiping.'
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If DlDKT I TELL fOU WE WERE
V OlN YO THE OPCRA TONiHT
X I CO ET DRCbED Ab QUICK UY
At YOU Can - cx)trlnKe:e me.
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DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
By Alman
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It Is rolnr to be quit a surprise to
tbe grocer to hear that food prices
have dropped, but, like as not, by tho
time the news rets to him he will have
had a wireless telling: how wholesale
prices have gone up again, and he
noeda't bother about changing the price
tag.
Tta Fx?rpAicaorr
Vmcc-A J
' rocrr?ALv sorr?
Nov KMOW I tCM"t
WAMT KlN TO PlN
PS?
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HEkU HUKr I rOft lM TO PtAS
ro get sjhe'wu rwlQeT I
To PiAT'w tr'rtW'
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TD HIM fW GJG Tc? ?iANE
It 0(4 That &irr!
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9 11 I W'Cil
Xobody yet has been abls to riTirt
ut whi It Is that about afiiu f th 10
b pupils in any schoolroom are jrlls.
(Now oo on with Jhs story)
This teacher, worthy of the finest
sort of medal, a &xy conceived a
splendid schonri for fettlng- all the toys
the hoad of the class.
Tsacher thought up brand tew
o aamlratlon rnestions:
Who is Babo Ruth?
2 WKo won tho world series?
What Is tho differonoo between a
right gusrd and right fielder
4 If tho heaviest hitter comes to 1st
and there's a runner on third, why It It
tdvisabto to pass tho batter?
5 What is a southpaw?
Ml but two boys answered rrry
nat!on correctly: these two had 'he
-taken notion that (In reply to Quo
4) It would be better to bean toe
-. thus throwinr a scare into Jie
tho team.
ardly needless to add tlat
s trlrla displayed any startlhp
f knowledfo of th subjct
lusaion.
WILL ROGERS (HI .
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.WHATS NEWS TODAY?
y
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Duff was doinr his nlfhly
nana, and mamma, and rranl-
prandpa, and Aunt Olivia, aid
.lbur." etc
ooklng: up at his dad. he U:
when are you trrownup foils
begrln doini? your own prayinf?
fing tired of having to do it fr
fou every niffht."
wow' OHBOV?
L i Ss! 1ton-x3uick!
frW I tT on )
pA W A'v look-in'-
WPm
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2v ivt r"' I
W. J At 30St to wsatA
"1 LX1"" "NTi0 "eoviM it or?
"n THE. SATi2ACTlOh4
Qxf; IV eoenrHiN3
candidate for conrress had made
n(f and elaborate speech.
ird I do It?" ho asked Ms case
manager. sod a lot of good opportunities,'
d the mana;er.
Sat onnnrtuniUes?"
iv vou had a dosen chances to
od didn't."
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CHALLENGE TOO SWEEPING
S ANOELES After ' Daniel
, U. S. navy, sailor, had chal
! the entire .human and canine
to bsttt. he was led away.
. went to Long Beach with his
p. "I can lick any man living
dog can lick any dog living,"
' he. Three men in blue unl-
tastefully trimmed with brass
.s overcame his violent objections
ave him a room In a hotel with
to floors and teel window
s.
YOUR HEALTH
Send your health questions to infor
mation Chief, U. S. Public n'
Service, Washington, D. C.
Self-addressed, stamped envelop musi
bo enclosed for personal replies
health questions of general interest
aro answered In this column by ex
nerts of tho Public Health Service.
"DEVELOPMENT OF A BABY
At birth, a baby's head is laxBir .n
proportion to his body than Is an
adult's. The abdomen is b;s. 1 n
arms and legs are short and tue loe
are slightly bowed. .
Soon after birth, a baby rtrve'ops
n pnntMt and temperature: tr--xt
is, he knows when he is being heUl and
he can appreciate heat or cold. Ho
learns to see ligbt and to hear during
the first three or four days.
The first month the hands move, alrn-
nil.
tl -fit ?'
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Bucxhecht Kn 5foe
ore priced $8.o to fif
SHOE
QUIET clegince, a rich simplicity, a colorful
m harmony conspicuously beautiful are the
ja fine points oour No. 438. Mahogany calf
invrsible eyelets,ynd modeling that shows the
v hi frefinements in styli And on the sole is our trade
mark BuckhechT a symbol that distinguishes shoe3
that wear as well as they ok.
T ell us when your drier Joesn 't show them
and ue will endeavor have you supplied.
BUCKINGHAM &c HECHT
Smet 4t mwrTsffHa
less'
ao lc about. During the second month,
and arns to put his hand to his mouth
p, t.rlf-s to lift his head.
h bc-flng the third and fourth months,
whs ky Ul make an effort to grasp
to Is held before him and will try
to u-J-i up. we snouia not De.aJiowea
thl.iP 6ti unless be Is supported. About
anditJme. he begins to recognize others
H ei develops a will of his own, which
. 1 1 1 , , 1
p.ea '.jTRaaeu in crying wnen ne is aia- '
jfj- d. He will coo when he Is happy.
a;t pout, the sixth month a baby can
gra-' ;'ona for a few minutes. He will
re:U'P er.i hold whatever comes within
glr.s'i f his busy fingers. He now be
som" sociable and will try to talk,
yetrjr.ies making vowel sounds,
rnor Mrt the seventh month to the ninth
fort1'--"- "will creep and will make ef
stand. He likes to imitate
alV'ints and to have sympathy and
f r. t i o n shown him.
tv,-?'sm the ninth month to the
fro'i!: month, he loarns to stand, and
vno" ti.e twelfth to the sixteenth
,s,.;ouh, learns to walk. He develops a
to c" ' nf desire to please and this leads
rrxo :r(Mence. Sometimes at the twelfth
f th he can say a few words.
(. biby has no moral sense or kriowl-t,!-
cf what is right or wrong. He
potriy folows his instincts. An older
shf'nn must keep him from harm and
tvftv- him gently how to do the right
y.e until ho ijrni for himself.
1 )n proper fee-iir.if 4 rtn of the
mlo'J aus93 cf a'th'l.ls fail'ng to d
, properly, too clo attention cxn
' paid to ths r!s;M feeding of a
fv.u-.g baby.
j D-?ar-i Tem5?
., . list o ' t c.vsi7.torps caed
Dy-ni?ped tonsils?
A. This ouestion is too eeneral to
be anstverea by an article in this col
umn. Tlire arc nianv diseases of tha
tonsils, each .with their own accom
panying symptoms. If vou will nuk a
more specific fX:"stion along this line,
the Information Jviitor will be leased
to answer tho enie.
He irt Trouble
Q. If a woman S7 years of age has
a pulse rate of 62 with now Mid then a
skip In the beat, dees U mean that she
has heart trouble? Ths general health
is fairly good, but sometimes after
climbing il flight of stars heart seems
to flutter and beat nduly fast for a
time. If heart trouble, how should she
try to overcome it or help it?
A. Shortness of breath, soeciallv
such as stair-climbing, is often the first
sign of an overtaxed heart. This does
not necessary mean serious organic
heart trouble. I would urge that the
patient be examined carefally by a
physican to see if there is any cause
for anxiety.
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FUNERALS BAD ADVERTISING
LOS AXGELES Because Holly
wood business organizations protest
that a dozen funerals a day -indiip-their
way through the suburb wo-i'.-i
bo bad advertising, city council here
proliably -won't choose a new cemetery
just beyond Hollywood.
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RECOVERS SIGHT
AFTER SIX VEASS
EVANSVTX-T.Ii Ir.d. After shr yesrs
of darkness, Percy Pritchett, w':o lost
his sight in an automobile accident
here, has recovered tha use of his eyes.
Pritchctt collapsed at the grave of" his
father two weeks ago and physicians at
that time removed bits of hone ihat
pressed on his brain. It is probable Mr
sight will bo entirely normal.
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CLEANING FRAMES
To clean gilt frames, grate s f; ti
raw onion end apniy the Jaics r.
oft brusn. . til's fr cuea
BETTY AND HER BEAU
C WHY BO&BV BOOTH-WHAT DO liP;M
NflpEailll IIHWIJ VCKJ MEAM BY CDMtNQ THROUGH tl
5 I V THE PAHUOH WITH YOUR RACE '' ) N
j&&saroamnMH V SO piRtv when HUaUKE
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SOAP BENEFICIAL TO
SKIN, SAYS SPECIALIST
A well known New Tork ekln spec
ialist eays that it Is an erroneous idea
that poap will hurt the complexion.
According to him, women who wash
their faces. with soap have clearer com
plexions and do not suffer from en
larger pores; His advice is to choosa
a soap free of alkali, either scented or
unscented and wash the face thorough
ly at night with the soap, rinsing with
cold water. In the morning It is suf
ficient, says this skin specialist, to
wash with warm water and rinse with
cold.
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CAREFUL DRAINING
FOR HOUSE PLANT.S
Xlafty house-plants die because water
accumulates in the bottom of the flower
not. The pot should not only have a
hoi in the bottom, but a layer of grav
el broken brick or stone should be put
in for drainage.
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NECKLACES OF SILK
AND COLORED STONES
Fashionable necklases are now made
with silk and colored stones. Tellow
and black, white and green are popu
lar mixtures. Necklaces In silk and
cut Jade motifs are also seen frequently.
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EX-KAISER EILL
FOUNDS HOSPITAL
AMSTERDAM A hospital has been
opened at Amerongen wnicn was
founded by the ex-kaiser. Wilhelm
himself was present at the ceremony
ANATOMY HAS PLACE
IN POLITICS
TOLEDO, O. Even anatomy has Its
place in politics hero. Federal Judge
Killlts "cam back" at a political op
ponent In this wise: ''Silver . Spoon
Ashley'a uncalled-for attack carries its
own antidote. It la obvious what was
In his mouth when born his foot, of
course. The foot has been these over
since.
A fiteror young boxer &medJ
Goos
Gave bis opponent Che Woe, .
When lie took a rwtnf
The other poor thing -
Started to shake la his shoes.
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JNCHi
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immwm-mrEDRuii
. Bp Lillian Paschal Day
still overstocked
LOVE
We think a lot of Our Doctor.
He was In France two years.
X-ray specialist. Wo felt lost.
Sonny would have no other doctor.
New-fangled faddists come and go.
"We stick to Dr. Ed. He Isn't old.
But be has old-fashioned Ideals.
Friend of the family down to Don.
Don was Our Dog, Sonny's pai.
But he was Boydear's idolizer.
He loved me with cupboard lovo.
Because I fed him.
Katween meals I lost out entirely.
j He romped with Sonny all day.
j Patronizingly he loved the boy.
1 Hut his soul-worship was Boydear's..
j Every evening he met the 6:10 car.
' Vou could Bet the clock by him.
VThen Boydear got off, Don danced.
He vhirligigged round and round.
Laughed and barked with Joy.
Every one smt'ed st tho cute trick. ,
Boydear had taugrht lira eoveraL
One evening h'J idol was late.
Tha 6:30 came 'arid went.
Don ven sftr, r.ot seeing the other,
nur belund ran over his leg.
rie (T.i iv led home to his nest.
'.oy-C -r had made it snug for him.
v was under the back porch,
r -.vaiS-Ui il city -Soirrrr, too.
". -'uner we all three, .caaxo homo.
v jheard Don wfctop-irta:
J w hr-.S fets tJi tl.a?B, toot
a ho a? tsrtttsr "'i
And he licked Boydear's hand.
He was so glad to see him.
I wept Boydear's eyes were wet.
What to do. Should we kill Don?
Sonny cried and begged.
We had an anxious consultation.
Decided to ask a veterinary.
Phoned, couldn't get one anywhere.
All were out or couldn't come.
"Ask Dr. Ed!" cried Sonny.
Doubtfully I looked at Bos'dear.
"Do you suppose he would?"
We phoned and he came!
He had a dog, he explained simply.
Ethics? Golden Rule was enough.
Gently he amputated the poor foot.
Boydear held the ether cone.
Doji came to and licked his hand.
He got well but went three-legged.
One evening he met the 6:10.
Seeing Boydear, he whidliglgged!
Pivoted on his three good legs.
Passengers clapped. Boydear laughed.
He hugged Don and me together.
Don died soon after Boydear did.
Broken-hearted, Dr. Ed said.
Surely not, though, 1 thought.
If that killed, I'd be dead, too.
Isn't it odd?
lA)ve stands over all triumphant:
st i-Xhir.g in tbe "Wor-d.
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