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FEEDING THE flUNGRY---:.-
" Mark' 6:30-44. .
Golden text --- Give :ye them
to eat: Mark '6:37:
THE LEssN IN ITS STTI•11Q.
Time. --April, A.D. 29.
Place.--Bithsaida, on the shore Of
Galilee
30,. And the apostles gather them-
selves 'together • unto Jesus, . The
'first mission in which these apostles
participated is recorded in a ,preced-
ng 'art of this same Chapter Of
Mark; which We have stUdied in an ,
e arlier lesson (vs. 7443): This iethe
only place, inhis entire Gospel where
Marie refere to the disciples of. Jesus
as. "apostles." -"The title 'fits well in
this connection, for the Twelve .are
now returning from their first preabli.„
„
Christ alone could reveal him • They'
would. not he repentent, of their sins
6... And, when the day.. was now
.,far spent,. his disciples came unto
I
him, and said, The place is 'desert,
and the day is new far -spent./ '36, ,
Send them away, that they may go
into the coantry'and Villages round
about, and buy theniterVes somewhat
to eat, ...1h; their haste'ind eagerness
to follow Jesus the Multitudehad
neglected to bring ..• anything with
, them, and in their absorption ,i,n-his
teaching they had forgotten their
ordinary wants. The disciple's. had'
theiecompaseion..also for the people.
31. But he answered and said unte:'
them; Give ye them to eat . We see
hew ..jestis 'is trying to, lea41 his dis-
ciples to think of his pow-
Calls. Faulty. Diet
Form Of 'Stitcide
•
Eminent Doctor Believes Average
Man • Eats Twice as Much
As Be Needs.
-,The averae man, should he able' to
live to at least 'SO Yeas of age, and -
preppy diet •slitiald. 'bring about this
lengthening of the life. 0,Paii„Dr. Vic. -
tor (1, Heiser; United State a Public
health. antliority and.. anther, said at
1VOntreal last week. ,
'Ike.b.Ote inct'eaSed, th,e average. life
span . already,' pt, Helaer- told repert.-
ere,",,bitt. we ,have ihereased the aver,
.,age only ,by ':onttifig 'OeWn infantile
- and 'child Ihortalitr, We hair°, not
,ereaaed the tiettfak,s,p.ati of lire -..);ery
much; The man of hetWeen' 35 ,and;40
today stands.' it as. nineli eliance of
dying, as 1?e did ,100 Years 'ago."' •
"Experlineriteci 'With •Rats ' • •
.1Next‘.great task •of niedleal •Scielica, _stamp out the di$ease.. • : • -•.
keep man from'committing
.slow suicide, as, he dobs at pi•eSeht, •
ea:id-the 4.1petor, adding that lie• in- „
tended televoto the remainder of, his
•lifeto the, statly of diet. ,
Doctor „Heiser expanded to re-
porters en the importance OfieL }J
told how. Sir Robert •UpGarrisoitIn
England fed 1,090 rats, a balanced diet
fer two:years and ,ied similar ritiin.„,
.her the,sone kind ei food as the pee -
pie in hie •Nagli011 town. H. lallect the
rats ailsi Made a pgat^tAgrteat eX44114.:'
ORM ef.'eaeli. There wag; no, :sign. of:
disease ,tir organic disorder la those
fed the • baialleed diet: The others,
who had eaten 'just What they want-
ed," had 'all the diseases. to 'be fonod.
in an7Average thOs14.01;
derto shoulder ' agaihs.t diaease.,.
Researeh studies Were made In such
Separated localities as Tennessee and
China ni ti acipg don the hook
Wornt's origin,, found to have its seed
beds in 1\lactras„ IndIa one of -.the-,
world's greatest exporters. Of labor.
Steps were being tekeli: at. Medias to,
ing.tour, Ap ey ,ce .
things, .Whatsoever theY hod done,
and whatsoever they had taught: We
have a similar .phrase about -telling'
Jesus all things, 'though Under 'en-
tirely different circuriistances, . in a
preceding passage in this same Gos=
.pel (5:38). It is utter foolishness,
, when We :begin to talk:to. the Lord,
to keep back anything fiTOm hiin, for
• he knows all things They went over
t1e:7things .they had said.
• They tbld all to' the Lord from whom
they 'had'.received—theil" .message'
from they had derived their power, to
, *hon.' alone :they. were „rsopolisatt--
nd-he saith unto them, Come•
eourselves apart intoIt desert place,
'and rests a white., 'The -Words trans --1
• eci'deSert'place" means 'simply an
.uninhabited; a lonely Place, a, place
where he and his disciples could abide
for time without being disturbed-
..Fer there.were Many coming and go-
ing,and they haitko7leishre so much
I cr-p
ce-o
on his wisdom and, in hs thoughtful
care. But With a hint'as broad as
this cOnthiend for them to furnish the
food; they remain in the ,dark. And•
they say' unto him, Shall we .go .and• ,
buy tWo' thousand shillingsr werth,of .
• bread, arid '.giVe• them ‘...te :eat?. The..
• word here .tranSlated 'Shining" is
.the .word: denoting,: which `WaS :the.
.da3,r,a, wage, of, 7a laborer ;.in,
Pales-
tine at this time.' :Itwould be a-puth
quit • beyond their 'means,, so . that :
the questionistO•implythe:•
,'absurdity of the,.11_
--r- -51471-.ar Unto .them,u HOW
many loaves have go and see. -
;And when they knew, they say, Five,
and two fishes.•. The' loaves were bar...
.'lpY..eakeS,.the food of the poor, like
.a large,- flat pancake,' with a'more or •
..less. hard :crust'. The fish vvere:
mere' relish, and' probably „pickled Or
cooked.,
• 39. And 'he commanded them. that
:thegreen grass':, ..'• •
• • Small. Loaves and Fishe •
4$2, And . they' sat ,down in • ranks, .
:hy. hundreds, and, 'by fifties. This
, . . .
separating of .a vast company nabsmall .
, . „ . .
groups arranged in rows was
a liviaeprecaution: vaat..eSserh--
bible .waa-thtfs :,subdividedT.an‘.bro-
keri, 'up Trito •manageable'''Portio4s;
there mai.lesi, danger of ,tOniit'old
-'confusion. „.. 1•
'41. And he took ,the' Ave' loaves:.
And, time two fishes: and looking up to
heaven; be blessed.
• , •••,
, •
`brake the loaves; ..and,
'he gave to •the diSeiples:tfiset before ,
them;..and. the two fiilieS :divided he
:among them it11.-.'„, Always there were
..move -pieces to break' Off' the :bread
grew in Jesus hands. • The 'bread
was given to the •disciples to set be,.•„
- fore the People..., They :had the task
":;017 being the waiters at this miracu-
•lons-nieal.,. '
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. 42. And ,they all ate, and ikere
.
pd. . Undoubtedly . the" people were
having 'eaten nothing all day.
'Whe the L
never (lees when
the Lord fed 'these' ;people, he 'gave
•
them.. all • that they , needed for 'the
,_complete.-;:siattifaction of
"t„..,i,n a higher and 'loftier way the,
.I.;77flsatisfieS us "with the. bi•ead
heaven."' • :
'13. -And: took up broken Pie- '
Cep, 'twelve basketfalS, and also. Of.
the fishes, 41: And they thEtt ate the .
loavea were fiVe thonsand men, •A' -
in rding, to jahn's reciii4 of this Mir-.
acle;, it Was the 'Lard himself who ,
,Conniantled the disciples to pick up
:the fraktnents, that hothihg be lest.
This Which remained' Tier. must have'.
inulletiselY. exceeded . in, bulk and
(Inantity the original Stock ; so that
We have here nvisible-syinhet of that
love which exhatits not itself' bylov-
'innv hut ,Oftet.: all its Otttgelngii anon
others,. abidea' itaelf far rkher than
it, 'would }11IN' done hut for these,
Ti
Debs
MOcjel'Spr6g Hai Styli
. .
............ . .
32:, And they went. awatf • in.'the .
.'bOat to a desert .place inert. The
;place, no doubt, was pear .pethsaida
* ..(Ltike. 9:10). This Was .6: rest Which
: the :disciples had. very•Tichly'ettineds. ,
. They had flung .theriiipives4eart.:and
sent into; their', work,. ahct, now stlie3r2
;were theroughlyi.raady, fel...vacation:
The rest to, Which::: they were,. invited ,
—mas:a re -sl- of intirtial intercourse: He.
• ' would not go then to the rest of sob-.
tude,'Init,to that, of -sweet and happy
'fellowship. , "Conic ye apart, and reit
awhile." • .
,' The' Vire Thousand...
. . , ,
' 33: And the people saw them go-
ing, arid many knew them, and they,
..
:ran, together there 'on foot, from all ,
-/.• :the:cities, and otitkvent , them. " This
;•*-Was the time of .the passover, and
, ,the roads „netniallY-Weie-44111-0-peo.-
.'iile..„ .A, :great' multitude IfUrried.
',around: the nortP side Of the la4e1,'!
crossing the •Jordan,RiVer; to:find the
..LOrd,,' The prefix in the verb, "ran",
. means ,that they all ran together. in'
. . .
a. body. The ,cro•-41' ,grew, ,AS they
.'PaeSed one tom'after another on the .
'populous shore. ' ,
. .
: . 34. Alva hes6ame forl,h,and -saw. a
great multitude, anzi he had compas-
sion on thorn. the; English_ *Ord
.,".corriPassion"-ruans "to suffer Vl ltill%
It' man's „Pity „fowards: hose .who are,
t1
in trouble, who.are.s ering,, Who ere.
'un'fort,unate, who an'in peed. '
Be-
cause thf..,yi were as sh ep natliaving.
a fihePheP. • See a So' gall. l):8(I.
Seep arc, in ' themselves, helpless
ereatures; they cannot defend,theni-
selves against. ravenous". beasts that .
prowl 'ahout;. thilY" de not ,seem to
'have sense eitoith 'to find pasture
and water themselves. , It . is ,,, the
shepherd wh6 gnides, them, who pro-
teets them; who delivers. theM... Our,
Lord saw ;all these people as withea •
•any true sPirittral guide. • Somehow
Man, never Ands his•Way babk to God
h'imselty, `ita eVery, heathen, religion
ProVes,veven 'y:i4eil.pblest And great.'
, est of 'them, .. ' , 1,ord Jesus came '
as the Shepherd of the sheep, to 'lead ,
,
them to Ged,to feed ' them with
. bread Which cometh ,down trom'hea- '
to' dol t.ilt ...Hen theiElinS,
pzotbct then') ,frorn the evil one, .7*.
' World ' '
Of Teaching
' ' ' Arid • he' began to teach' them. many
things. ..At once the I.ord iesUs, be- '
gins his sheiy.herdilw Wak by. tnstyuc-,.
• link theta. people to. 'viln40 hIs heart
• WAS AO:. powertuIV tIrawn,,'Tfidy eetild'
,
-a
n ord does something he
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CANADA -I938
IMPERIAL TOBACCOS
INSPIRING PROGRAM
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On a National
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;Eileen Herrick, left, wears a now.verston of'a Gay Nineties creation,..while
Henrietta Colgate models an 'up-to.date: adaptation of a sombrei'o at a
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rriving At Sydney For Australian Fete
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The Dial
RADIO MBATI4INERS-
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• By FRANK: DgNNIE
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' rho thee Lae. Whose greun picture heads 'our' business this week are
Blame Alatlie, violinist Bert l?earl, Gangster No. 14 and Bob rarhoh,. Oung-
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ster NO. 2. gessrs. Mathe,'Pearl and Farnon are the chief ineinhers of the
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. Happy. Gang, hea0 over the National Network Of the 013C daily' at 1..00 P.Ini. '
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, .While we are on -the subject of Bert
'Pearl. we must say -.0..*ora or two' for
Ills -svom-k on ..the ,Dr, :Jackson Show
ReeehtlY this show cele,•
i• hinted :its 'first semi-final • in which
Eddie, i&Ilea;" Donald. Stutrys', ,Tony
.Sotti,' Dorothy • Price and May Joyce
barticipated:' The „..mailswaa se. heavy
that the is was not decided .upon
until an hear before tnat nanye had to
Ice ,annotinced, to radio. listeners': 'At
that, Eddie 'Allen won by, exactly one
Close .:tenond :Was Donald.'
Stubbs. Eddie sings antrfi aye e
dordeom SeVeral of his relatives Play
,. • . •„.. , .. • .
.in name bands In Donald.
Stubbs .hailS. fient. an played
• his. harinenica •Well...enotigh.16,-ruu. „a
race,:to. photegraphie.finish., Eddie
Allen qualifies for a.place it thOfitialti.:„.
. Each person 'that appear$,;en.t.his pro.
,s -grain is ::Paid. A.:regular , professional.
fee-po. if 'you :WOW.; like. an audition
:..j.itat'd,roridiLeard Or • letterae.._Dr.
shin', (FRB, ,Toilinte':'We tinderstand
, that n'oy§l_ty. acts are More, thanj)_irelf..
: come.' ,AiihreakS may be heard on ,Ert: •
• days. CPRI3;" 8: 30 Pni. • 'tett !earl,.
.rioy.:Lpekqey: And ;hie. 16 -piece band
Maurice "boddingto:n and a new •array.
of., talent, each ','Weelc:' A 'fine . variety
•
Kiddie . Guests..
• We happened ,to tune In to the. Coin
..manity..Sing••Progitani-broadeitst,Sun--,
days .at 9:00 „P.M. ever- , The
'program' turhed ...out, to 'be, Southern
L.Nigly.L.4antL...wasquite...44tAelty.... Se •
we JitiPped vthe prograni' super-.,
„ "Mo" Onsenfeld,I.
and find out jtist What's hp. •••WewerP,•
inforrned that by die tinie you receive
.:„.this.: panel.; ,the: prOgrain to be broad
;cast, Will. het 104dergerten., Week:
Kiddie iinithers sung and
the ptr.ograin ,'.feethre: Kiddie;
'Gtiestp,. It. eeeins, that listeners. will.
he 'taken'. baek ' to, ,,..the ; Red
-1.-4chonlliptise-Where•-they•-hadi."'Yriud kny.
their heels and • no 'shoes.. on ...their'
.feet" We ' were 'asked ...td inviteall
Our readers to again: visit the "Swim -
wing hole" and. get that Green .Ap
pie Sto*aeh;ache.".., The .plotutte con
tallied herein:is that of Vincent Boyd
—the schbolmastem in charge of Muile •
Indidentally,. Vince •playi a, plank) Selo
about the middle of. the Program, that
a:treat to 'Haien to Also Also, kirt, the pro
'gram will be Principal Stan krancle,,
The U.S.S. Memphis passes under the budge at Sydney, Australia, as she
arrives to take ,port in the celebration commeniorating,,,the hundred and.
fiftieth anniVersary of the founding of •AnStralia.
our Handwriting' The,
barit-.---Y-our Character!
By LAWRENCE HIBBERT
(Psychologist, CharacterAnalystLecturer)
• '.(Ed.' Note: Intense interest is be:.
'Ing.A5swn in our new ,seriel of'
Odell,. of which this, is the third): •
.AN OPEN LETTER-1:0-Ass-Pc,OffgR!.--
' Whehl blipped, my mail the 'other
"barbing, a. letterdrifted out onto
my desk. I am'ansWethig it, in the,
form Of an open.letter, begane 'it is,
think, of interest to Many Of rify
readers. ' ,1 -here is the letter: '
"Dear' Sir-4Art, a fair in Atlantic •
City I got. a handw,riting analy-
sis.-- • .It vas, so utterly
Ibus. that,I have no f tirthy faith
iii the idea. enjoy your
ticlea ininiensely but pleaSedbi*,,„
try.to etinvInce !no that there
any &nth 'in it,, •,itr's too fi'i-
fetched ' •
:I worider whether Myinerodulons.
correspondent would hiisitate to
Spit .a clecter,' if hp were ,sick,'' or
$tigniatlie the whole nfedical'trater,
nitv Merely bacause'
e • • .
416 had been takeii.irn by a inendaci-.
ous vendor at a,market,fair, imd had
bought, a bottle of "Colored water4.
-
Or 1,4 he like ihe spelmie' of old, who
. scoffed at the itica that any ru'rther
land. Itty. beybnd time 1101.1,),011.7'
I 'am 00g„going' ,t'0 wc*,ary 111.? tia.
of,s with 'technical reasons 'to :justify.
the claim that hhandwriting does.r.e.
• veal character,i7,:Ila it is a c'onercto
,fact that the impulse, to: Wri<e.,tionNg
either fro'm Y'otir Mind your,hearls,
In both ''cases, The dIrroting',In* is
Ipontrolled,by. the 'brain, frem which
; :flow fite thought ,WaVe$ that .tnoti''
„vete the hand in writing. .' .
. .Character.,readifig from ,liandWrit, '.
ing is no Magic., wand that, in the '.
'nimble hand of, a magician: Will welds:.
. .
.MiraPles, .T.liere is no'sleight-ofhand „
ahOtit it, It will. not .produce .rabbits.'
,out, of a' hat, 'nor wilt"it transmute
.dreis into .'gold.'.• ' •
. .It'..carino:t, of itselkeyercoinesYour
.:Weit.k. tendeheiei, Or Cultivate the fa.`..';'
tent talent that you May haVe. That '
' .1s. for you to accomplish
' - What a. chataCter-.reading Will _at, ,
' for yen is to reveal„;the inexorable
`. truth .„abont ,or innermost Clia.i•ae. ,
.: teristics; and p,ropensities.f, It is a
. signpost that ;pointa . the road ' you
should take :toWingilS the .,heights Of
,
self-accompliShinent: '... ...' ' •
. That is exactly What .t.i itantlWriting.'
analysis thieS. . It not ,ohly adds to .
your .knowlodke of yOurself, hot *it
asSayttehe'• charaCterS. of '. others, 'in-
' whent yeti ,. are interested., at. ,their
tri'40 i'Orthk:' . . • . '
Wetila.;*Otillk. tO•lerrt.the &nth
,ahout...,..et-ehaiatter4„:-Atitl.--.0001al,s-•-
srOu', haVe ' ti•lehltit;• keiativett , or a
sWeellieart w.iiiise t•etti character” you
would tate'. to ktidti 1 ' Be f:tairik ill .
ctating. your prOlilesitt,i.4 Send speCi-
Mena of the handwriting You 'wick
analysed,- and- enclose.; rtic for 'each
spatiiiia'il (,coiii: Or °postal, note 'pre-
..farici).' 1,74icIoAo with stamped ad-
dresscd Snvelniite.:te: t.si.vrenc.e. iiib...,
' liari, Room 414w 13 . West :Adelaide
Teronto,,Colitu. . • ' ' '
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. and "Naughty Boy." Mattrige Rapkiii.
Listeners Will be liaPnY' to -learn -that
this is. Orie 'SchoolhouSe they attended
WIlete "exam were held..
• a , •
Jean flex Stage and Screen:vet-
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em au, ..stai•ring'..,lh the'. COS.
draphatic Iseideei Chriatien,. will
mark the 25th ,atiniVersarY • of his .ar,
ival in .Holly.wood. with: .a gala .pro,
• gram, bioadeaSt.oVer..••.a • hatitailvide .
.Columbia Network,...•Thuraday,March'
10,. 30 to 11.00 .idari`P.iekftird,
,EdWard,:G. ;Robin:nip, 'Edward Arirold,
Hemny King, Robert IciontgemerY, ty-
rOne VoWer .johm. in the ..c,elehra-.„
•
1.Eatikip'.'gl!atfir're:F.:4:1'oPle:griy. at ..night
''a process.", ssays s Jones,
:
Stewart,' blue Peal': Heating Expert?,
it is one 'which many 'do . not un.
'der tand,' and •throagliAmprope.r..„meth-
.7eds .they ..lost both ronifOrt and fuel."
.M?"." Stewart,. , whose .talks o,h• .home
heating are. a regular feature:.bri-the'
.,Very.Popular ''Sliado'W'`. program over
:...cp'48...,egh•Wedneaday, is Offering.,
free: .eVerYHbrotisehotder copy of
- the. lio.tik.:01rirat .Aid. to Better Heat-
.
itig,"4-a. vole me full of practical
advice on hoW'io gett he utmoit -verde
reor every. dollar spent :for feel:. Anit
'send your Inapt& and addrei,. thine
coal', 217 Bay • Street and a'.. took of
this book wil he jromply mailed to
.• • 'eT
:
PaYing ,Annued.Xisit .
Paying annual visit to ybgland, Mrs,
GloTia Vanderbilt, motkr o Mtich”
fought over, heiress littleiGorIa,
ddrbilto bangs onto hat As she gees
astnire hit sSouthampton, '
IS Till
BIRTHDAY?
. BY A. 12., WEIR
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VV11,1,the,,, StarsjoreteP.' :for Those
Et.ornMarh '12;'13i. i4,. 1C,
, . • .
16, 1" and :18
If you were born' an atiy of the
'
days mentioned ' aboVei.. Marriage is
imptant to You. 'You' need a part:.
net who is. gtrong". both physiCally and?
Mentally otherWise you are inclined
to drift. You are' generous and good
natui•ed and. at all Unica hospitable;
There are times, •htivitever,.. when you.
.hre • gloomy .and.despondent=as ,a
•.'..inatter of ;fact you rather enjoy your
'personal .gltiorn. Forget it„=„1-it only.
hinders. you -and [keep§ ' you '.back..
,About the Middle of the .yesitr there'.
should bean itnprOveinent in yotir.
financial 'position 'probably through '
seine ' irnpOrtantr neWs, from ,a Jong
clutancc You q1�utd also%receive
'Setae assistance :relatiVes.
Mauve or...lavender . isyour. lucky"
&nor.
Tons of Gum
: • . •
' The. dimwit:1g „gum trit&e. found
• 1087. ft' good year. kkports 'of join -
tong raW. 'Material of
chewing, guni—froin IgattiPa
to the tniled 811.0;6. Were, Mord than
4,600 toy6,• vhitted itt 'nearly Vi500,,.
000i .
Says Overweight
Is Increasing,
GOrdon Grant. DO.1.10.05, reg.T:
Pteir%_Evvationrg Less, Growing Pirutlitsrel:Pg. Fat!,
The optle,oh4or those, who„wake up
'04c4 .41.91100g and ,ejantliie the neck.!.,
line 'to, see if theyNliOve ..any more
chins, is .ii black ohe;.accorditig to the '
:pictiire painted by' Gordon Grant
at a meeting of the Life Underwritere
Association hold ill the NOi•toh-PalPrOrk
petrOit, last :week.
. There'a one 'angle to the fillitpitioN
.,liow7eYerethat.'s votiaOling to the
and. that's that '05 per cent; of the Ip. -„f•.:
crease. in 'weight IS •sliewh hY the fairy. ,
seN,, ',Whom often diet . ........... ,
mg but oxinge juice and' , unehhiek
the strength, .tib' :Baths and Massageit'
wohlt,;•lirMw down the waistline, What:
• ,
might do
seere,tlY hOhbons.,all' day. to keep('
the trick is a *coniPlele res. ..
• ,
V ion to the Ow days NV ileif ,i indpa
1,vould. rather walk that bitch up the ,
old grey,: mare for a ride of a. couple...
of blecki, whei•he ii id shovel : eeitt
.and spilt7iKood'id keop front ,free4irigi:'
.e,Jio'the to ..
;elenu oti her knees' and worked her
..:fitigers. to the liene slaying 'over, a: hot , •
stoic and minding a 'houseful of kids!
Change In Mode of Living • ..
.' In ;other words-,' the great -increase
,
• in Atte girth of the WOW • is held '010 .
by Dr:. Grant ,to the pliange. 'in thei
mode-of:living, les not the- food that
does it,. for Men used to eat more thant,
thei db they. eat,noW
that lielps.'„....to• shock. the. fearful' eye
eaTCh-tinie-li-Set OfTSCaleS--are.-. encoun-
tered. Bat the groat' •Ificrea.se is, not
in the mon...Whose. wOrk' is Physical as
.prech is .With the ..ihan. whose. ,
,work• is:mostly= Mental.. "
, Aud now ter. the important .part---..
1 -how can the balloontyPe of 'shape he.
'avoided V.,: 'As waY,.:.aceording..to„,...
the. doctor, is ' net to atop exercising
after. you've Paased 20, to stop eating,'
fats. Exercise for one already 'grown'
-.fat is :Usitally. 'suddeii.;.tihil.: ?violent. and '
,en s
Ross in,, tifici do:abbe:11S are •
boimnh.it 1$, r.ecominernied. that, atter
a long lapse ..yeu'Ve 114d
e 11 nice to ,bnild an abdominal corptira-
tiott.'that stnri in .waikiiig
.ju,St• .sanntering, along the . sidewalk'
,
but •ti: brialt walk of'.ahatit'sik ,blocks,
building,. u.P. to.. 'abbot miles per
day,., This is abnot .heaCtiiing. you.
..ganAo .after the •stiintitch has,' middens':
. . . •
ly- littachod itself to '
1
Linnet efing
Under tifiaM47River
Boring Has Begun ,BeKeath Bed
.In London, England--L.To Cost—
.$01f7R,5i0v0er:00Foro.m, Bank V) Bank
A • • •
..,•Some„...90 'feet lielleath the bed cif -2'
the ,River Thaines -, in Eqgyaio, 100
.•Workmen ,.grailually tunnelling •
bank to „ •
/ Bet tag has it list begun on .the"pft-%•
:discussed ..Dartford,Pby Thantei • ,
;..Ionnei; to provide the only riv.er orosa:. ' •
ing for. .m.ntor'' cars ulting the .ii ipile
• 'stretch: between the estua and the
ElaCkwall Tunnel.: • •
, . pangs...Will Meet
It •has -taken ,more. than -it year's
preilmfitary.7,WOric to ...reach:the `prea...
„Lesitt Stage.: Avinedsy_ith hydraulic. rajas-.
having' a ea'PaCiti of 1000. pOunds per
square ineh„; gangs are; slowly. •Push -F:-
• lug their. way ,lind.er the river'from
beitli•thie 'Kent 'and Easier, •banks. The...
.tWo exneei,ies smeet in Septein
b...e-Ar.;,the:MOMenti 'the EctSei k.41:ii Is
**en ahead of its counterpart in Kent,
On ylehte..1 'is ex ..side, 'workers, have
as nly. 'hiql to "deal' with real
Thames , mod,. which naturally :
... .
the hard..ehalk of the Kent ,.bank. •
Statistics of 'We...project. indicate' its
size .A naaiter „of .million tons'.or •
earth. are to. be.,...exsaVated.7,frOm' tits'
tittinel and toted. raise the level of
the,aPproaelt reads and .to Make fleet" 7
banka. Mere than 40,000 ',tons pf..ea4t. 7
•irdn are' to 'lie used ity• the constrtio;;
tion .of ,the. main tunnel and :••eafs
riageWays. 20, feet AO'
Pedestrians, Cyclists Barred:.
, It has heeu announced that nodes.
..triand 'and ,cyclistq. are to he barred
r!fromr.the' tunnel: 'This .has ' led to the
..beliebthat a second tunnel is c„onsid-
- ered; 'add that oheway: traffic will
,eventitally be. in cyclists he -
'Mg banned Mini the se.e.onci,,tim net ,is
built This "View 'is lit Seine measure
hacked up by the action of. the Min-. •
ialry o:r Transport ..plahning dual,
Carriageways' 'for. the .apProaeli
onis.(stNs.hicif th,eapial• Width le.,to' be '104
„ •
ri.aicpe$ ,
,
Receive a ShOOk
„ Ste'aling elee.tricitY is an bld.Mexi-
- can,.. a d hcrl; the :Guyernz.-
ment is 'going to stek it:
new' bill.::eetit to 1.:Iilliex.sioan don..
gregg•'Provi'cleg„ for 'fines tiOd prisett. ' ,
" The Me4enn Ligit mid!, Powet
Ornpany estiMated that theft
current' itritoinitod 250
kilowatt hours, „anntui1l.y—ah6it.'4,
quarter or 1.bo YOarlY P170(1134hlil-
. So .fhtviat this theft Of. elens::.,
beconid in MexiCo. that 'thett.
`e6Mpany ,annOupeow they can aCeent.
110 neW tulerniat:e le-
gislation t0.4t0p-,the thefts has been
provitiod,