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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08
MEAT Cause Of
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys III Back
Hurts or Bladder
Bothcrs.

IF you must have meat every day.
en- 1t, but flush your kidneys with salts
occasionally, says noted authority
who tells US that meat forms uric
acid which almost paralyzes the kid.
neys in their efforts to expel ii from
the blood They become sluggish and
weaken, then you suffer with dun
misery in the kidney region, sharp
pains in the back or sick headache,
dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue
is coated and when the weather ~ bad
YOU have rheumatic twinges. The
urine gets cloudy full of sediment, the
channels often get sore and frritated,
obliglng you to seek relief two or
three time during the night.
To neutralize these irritating acids.
10 cleanse the kidneys and flush OF
the body's urinous waste get four
ounces of Jad salts from any phar-
macy here: take tablespoonful In
glass Of water before breakfast for a
few days and your kidneys will then
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid OF grapes aIfti lemon
Juice, combined with lithia. and has
been used for generations to flush and
stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to
neutralize the acids in urine. so ii no
longer initiates, thus ending bladder
weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in
jure. and makes a delightful efferyes-
'ent llthia-water drlnk.--Ady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08

Princeton VIII he held on Friday
might. and ln addition 10 the crowd
Which this will attract Il Is thought
that many visitors viii be here TO see
the two cub eleveus clash.
No announcement has been made MS
yet concerning the plans for the in
formal varsity There Is a POSSIBLE
itv that game viii be arranged with
the Maine "heavies but in case this
falls through some other military
organization may be engaged. Be-
cause today was one of the two after
moons reserved for drill the Informal
varsity did not hold any practice.
Coach Rush spent most OF his time
with Fred Dawson. the freshman
coach attempting to correct some of
the bad features which we're much IN
evidence on Saturday when the Blair
academy eleven defeated the cubs.
The ID to victory for the prep
school was somewhat unexpected. but
IL has served 10 remove any over
confidence on the part OF the young
sters and put them on edge for the
more important game this week. The
Harvard freshman contest is attract
ing more than usual attention. as there
Is no regularly organized varsity on
which Princeton football followers
may center their interest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08
DRIVER DRUNK; KILLS TWO.
Columbus. o., Youth Runs Amuck
With GfnInn Anfn


Driven at q speed which spectators
say was not less than fifty miles an
hours, an automobile, driven through
the principal streets OF Columbus, O.
killed two men and seriously injured
three others. Finally arrested the
driver, q young man OF twenty-one.
said that he was drunk and had stolen
the machine. When taken into Gus
tody he gave evidence of having been
intoxicated
A charge of manslaughter proba bly,
viii be placed against the youth Of
7cials said that number OF other
charges might legally be placed
against him, hut that probably the
other charges would not be pressed
SO dulled was the drive ny liquor
that even after striking the group Of
victims he did not stop, but kept on
with his mad career until caught.
When arrested he fought his captors
Columbus has model license sa-
looms. This occurrence will do a
great deal toward converting a num-
her OF Indifferent citizens TO prohibit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08
CORNELL TAKES ON WEIGHT
Coach sharpe Makes Changes In TAne
for Michigan Game.


Ithaca, n Y, Nov 8.-The Cor
nell football squad and coaches held
q long conference over the game with
Michigan 10 be played next Saturday
NJ Ann Arbor All Of the varsity
men reported in good shape except
Nanhorn. left halfback. whose knee
Was thrown out in last Saturdays
game with Tech. and who Will not be
able to play next SATURDAY Harri-
man, right tackle. will return to the
game tomorrow. and Nethercott. Pen
dleton,. and Ackerknecht who wers
slightly injured last week, will also
be fit 10 play
In place Of Nanhorn Or. Sharpe
said today he would use Cross. who
performed brilliantly last Saturday.
and - one of The fastest backs seen
here this year. although light
Realizing that Michigan has a
heavy. powerful team, DR.. Sharpe Will
attempt to increase the weight and
add TO the Drawn OF his scrimmage
line FOR the game with the Wolverines.
He will do this by replacing Essen
brandt al right end with Harris. who
is twentyh five pounds heavier. and for
Harris at right guard he will use
Swanson, who weighs 1875 pounds.
I These changes will put more beet
and endurance into n lire that. While
fast, is considered too light TO face
the Wolverines
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08
STICKS ADVAi &c
o. Baking SUPTO 7
Reading Scores Sensational Rise on
Belief That There IL Ia b
Fright Rate Advance.
BY sToxoN WALL.

New York, Nov 7.--StoCks ad-
yanced with few exceptions u today
saar6et support. credited 70 bank
Ing interests. together wa,h short COW
ering. were sad 20 have been rcSpon-
ss3ble for the upward movement
The municipal election. as is usual
" the case, produced considerable
number of cvernizht orders These
depressed prices sharply at the open
ing, but Their power as a market fac
tor was soon spent The" began an
ORDERLY advance which continued
throughout the greater part OF the
Fcssic u. TOP prices prevailing at the
close in mos issues.
War news. other t1aa from the
italian front wa saffic emily encolr-
airing to offset the continued italian
ret.rem nj. out-of-toWr buying or
derS esnccfaIlt from the south and
West, formed a factor by no means
NJ r Ea is. etce4s and ether
tndustriaIs were Strong despite soft
ness IN few issues such az -. Paul
VIII CHI re- ede3 PRACTICALLY to 81 5-s,
with q net loss OK Is point United
States Steel common broke "a 81 IA
The early drive bat recovered its lose
and closed al rs. With a net gain OF
2 is for the day,
Reading scored sensational a3-
vance Of q points upon the con
tinued report that the government
viii grant q frs Shit rate increase.
Baltimore and Ohio gained ] as. New
York Central is. Penns lvanla ID.
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
2 Ia points.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08
WARNS AGAINST POSSIBLE
PESTUTNCE AND FAMINE.
Editor VirRlnian.

Editor Virglnlan:
Htr,--SeyeCal weeks ago I read ia
the National Geographic Magazine. of
either August or September, a most
interesting article reciting the terrible
devastation wrought by pestilence
and famine following wars of the past
ages, and In fact. recalling to my
Fuind the terrible famines In Ireland
Russia and other sections of the world
even within tho recollection of the
writer
1t seems to me that pestnenoe and
famine are hound to follow this terri
Bile war and that tho United States
and South America must be looked to
Tor food and that the United States
s@uld be a mighty force IN arrestfng
pestilence.
Should we not. as prudent. far
sighted people, look forward to such
possib Bile conditions and begin 10
arouse our people to the opsEible dan
ser? a goodly proportion of our doc
tors aud trained nurses will be reuuir-
ed OF the battieGsld Many of them
Will be killed or disabled Our medi-
cal colleges viii be short of instruc-
tors, and possibly students. az many
students viii IN drafted, and thereby
decrease the number Of cur annual
output of doctors.
There are, doubtless, thousands oi
good women who would seek training
as nurses II they only realized the
possible needs. 1t will doubtless re-
Quire the assistance OF all the trained
nurses we can command in the next
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08

few years to aid and assist the doctors
remaining with the civilian popula-
ton.
In my opinion It is not too early for
US to take up these questions and get
all parts OF the country interested, in
order that the idea may he widely
circulated amongst the people.
Vnl YOU be kind enough to give
this idea your careful consideration
and DO what you can to promote 1t?
Very truly ours,
Richmond. Va, Oct ~
JOHN NJ Miller. JR,
President First National Bank
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08
sncnd Nlrht In .Tnll.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Alarid, OF Kan
eas city. Mo, newlv-weds. spent a.
night IN Jail In Denver, COL, where
they were held 10 await trial on the
charge of importing liquor into Colo
RADIO According TO police. the hus-
band. before leaving Kansas City, and
unknown 20 his wife packed one of
their trucks with liquor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08
DRINKS ARE DECREASING.
War Prohibition and Greed Of Idquo
Men Held Responsible.

Drunkenness In Philadelphia is said
to have fallen of s7is per cent since
the new wartime prohibition of the
manufacture of whiskey went into ef-
feet.
Another cause is the grasping, get
rich-quick policy OF saioonkeepers
brewers and wholesale hquor dealers
their liquors.
If wartime prohibition of whiskey
manufacture is helping to decrease
drunkenr ess, a lot of folks are won
dering how much decrease there would
he If not only whislley. but also beer
and wine were prohibited, both as &c
manufacture and sale not only for
the war period but for all time as
well.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08
(Qnotstionz by Niiier n Co., members
ChIcRso Hoard of Trade
Omen Nigh Low. Close.
TIGER CUBS GET ATTENTION.
Princeton To Hold Annual Festivities
Ra.fOrt HAr-y ard GhInc.

Princeton N J., Nov, 6.--T'he
Princeton freshmen and the Harvard
youngsters viii play their annual CON
test here next Saturday and there is
. strong possibility that a game win
- arranged for the Tiger informal
team, making the day the big foot
ball Saturday Of the year for Prince
ton The fall festivities which are
usually held IN the evening previous
40 ths Yale or Harvard gam 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08

a negro porter on a troop train
which was conveying Ohio soldiers
to Montgomery. Ala. decided 70 sell
n soldier some whiskev He was dis
covered Rather than face trial in
United States court he leaped from
the train. which was moving more
than thirty miles an hour Whether
or not he was KILLED Is not known.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08
Ask rdcrnse for Cnharets.

Proprietors OF ca barets in Chicago
are asking that heavy licenses be
taxed hicher so that small cabarets
will have 70 go out of business and
a better control of the larger ones
may be had.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08
ONE ARREST IN MONTH.
That Ia Record hi Beaver, Pa, for
Month of September.

One lone arrest was made by the
police department of Beaver. Pa.
during the entire month Of Septemher.
The arrest was not for drunkenness.
Beaver Ia n county seat town.
one drunken utun has been seen in
Beaver In three months. and ne was
SO lonesome that he quickly left the
county.
The switch from license. TO no-li-
cenSe has wrought the change
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08
LIQUOR HIS UNDOING.


Liquor brought me where I am.
declared Squire Robertson, Of Bridge
nort Pa, III the court of Judge Will
liam r Solly, at Norristown. The
magistrate was on trial for embez-
cling s4S7 which he had collected as
taxes from the residents of Bridge
port
Robertson's aged mother declared
that before her son got into politics
he led a sober, hlamelesa life.
Then" said she, "he got down at the
corner with that gang Of drinking
buns, and here he is today"
S2ntence WIS deferred.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08
Catarrh Distorts
Facial Expression
Spreads tho Nose, Bfurs the Eyes,
K'ufTs the Face, Dries the Lips.
How TO Oct Rid of
CAtarrh.
TRY THUS HOME TREATMENT
FREE

Catarrh not only makes one feel
miserable. IL shows this effect in the
features aad II usually grows worse
But thanks to a remarkable home
treatment, there Ia recovery in store
for every sufferer by the remarkable
Gauss self home treatment. which you
can try free In your own home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08
Richmond. Va. Nov 2. 1917

Other varieties range In price from
&c 10 s., dependent Upon quality. Cu}ls,
according 10 quality ana cordluou.
~angs from 80 to g..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-13

love. She must stop confusing the
different meanings of the word. She
must define love in all of it's ways,
choose the kind she would have, and
accept no other.
Whenever a woman thinks that
life is defrauding her of the wopder-
full love of which she is worthy, it is
time for her to ask herself what she
herself means by love, and what she
demands Of love.
If she is being cheated, it is often
because in her great eagerness to
grasp at any love, she has not stop
ped to distinguish between dross and
gold; or because she herself has
offered more Of the alloy than of the
pure metal
We get out Of life what we put into
it, say the philosophers. And we get
out of love truth for truth, passion
for passion, lying for hypocrisy, and
for vanity only repentance and grief.
-O-O-
Starch is now being manufactured
from sweet potatoes.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-13

y = =
BREAKFAST - Stewed figs and
cereals, French toast and. coffee
LUNCHEON-Corn chOwder and
toast, pear salad, oatmeal waters, tea.
DINNER soup, curried We
getables, potato puff, sponge cake Z
and stewed peaches, coffee.
Corn ChoWder.
The ingredients are 1 can corn, 1
cup salt pork cut in cubes, 1 cup pO-
tatoes cut in cubes, p cup sliced
onions. 8 cups water, 2 cups milk, p
cup cracker crumbs and 1 tablespoon
each of flour and butter.
Cook the salt pork in a frying pan
5 minutes; add the onion, and cook
until yellow. Parbo1 the potatoes,
and add with the corn and water,
and cook 20 minutes. Thicker the
milk with the butter and flour and
combine all the ingredients, includ-
ing cracker crumbs and seasonings.
Serve with croutons or fried bread.
Succotash may be substituted for
canned corn.
Curried Vegetables.
Clean, scrape or peel, and cut into
small cubes, p pound each of car
rots, turnips, celery and onions. Par
boil and drain dry on a clean nap
kin in a colander. Melt a heaping
tablespoonful of butter in a sauce
pan, and brown the vegetables but
do not burn them. Heat enough
brown gravy to cover and stew the
vegetables slowly until tender. Add
l tablespoon of curry powder, or
season with same to taste, simmer
5 minutes, and serve in a border of
boiled rice.
Oatmeal Waters.
The ingredients are 2 cups flour,
tablespoons sugar, tablespoons .
cooked oatmeal, p teaspoon salt, 6
level tablespoons shortening, and hot
water. Mix the sugar and salt with
the flour, work in the shortening and
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-27

known as the "FiFcmcn's Pension
Fund" but owing to the many
stringcncics created by war con
ditions, Governor Guntcr reduced
the amount to thrdc-cights OF one
half Of the annual tax SO raised.
Among the speakers who threw
much enthusiasm into the prop
osition Of recognizing and be-
coming recognized by the state
organization were, besides Mr..
Pearsc. Alderman r. A.. Ransom
of Edgcwatcr, who boasts that
Edgewatcr has one of the best.
il not the best organization in the
state, Mr.. Comfy, a Denver fire
man, Captain Crowley. Chief No
Ian Of Golden, Senator Slattcry
and Alderman Joseph Munal.
After the many good talks the
organization was launched with
twenty members, with Edward
Richter, chief; Percy Dawson, as
sistant chief; Arthur Kalcr, sec
rotary; and Joseph Munal, treas
urcr. Senator Stalcy, who also
joined the organization, was elect
! ed representative to the state or
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-27
ArvAda Fire Department
Brought to Life Again

The Arvada Volunteer Fire
Department was brought to life
again last Monday night under
most favorable conditions. The
meeting announced in last weeks
paper was we'll attended by our
local boys and some of the bust
ness men who were interested in
rcviving the organization, and in
addition there were representa-
tivcs Of the State Fircmcn's As
ISOLATION, as we'll as members OF
the Edgcwatcr and Golden de-
partmcnts.
Julius Pcarsc n the Fire De
partmcnt Supply company of
Denver, was PRESENT to talk on
the State Fircmcnls pension fund,
which was passed. by the last
general assembly. Senator Stall
cy was also present and was paid
high compliment by Mr.. Pcarsc
as one of the state senators who
fought for the passage of the bill,
which provides that fireman
who is injured while in the path
of duty will rccciE c onc-half OF
his salary or the income lost by
his disability. and il he should
lose his life the widow would re-
ccivc $50 per month and each
child *G. OF cous SC this benefit
applies to depead mothers
also. II 49,
The original bin US passed calls
for a fund to be cheated Of five
cighths of onc-hslf per cent Of
annual tax Of two per cent a.
computed by the insurancc com
missioner ON all premiums col
lcctcd from foreign fire insurance
companies in this state, to be
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-27

ganization.
AT the last meeting Of the town
board il was found that there was
$1,000 that had been previously
appropriated to the association,
that had never been paid, and il
was tho sense of tic board that
this should be done just as soon
as a new organization was per.
fcctcd. This enabled the newly
organized body to authorize the
payment Of $500 for member
ship and initiation fec to become
a member Of the state organiza-
ton.
Al the new town board meet
|lng steps will be taken to provide
some means Of conpcnsating the
fircmcn who turn out promtly in
case Of fire. as this is service
that should be rewarded.
We hope now that much inter
est will be taken by the boys, as
their efficiency in fighting fire
will insure every property owner
that much greater protection.
"a vns, ayarn ia n m nlAA a
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-27
Hopes Of Getting Road
to Berkeley, l.aprovsd

Several Of our prominent citi-
Gems have gone to Golden to-day
to consult with the county com:
missioners with reference 10 the
road between Arvada and Bsrk.
eley park. which the County and
the State Highway commission
srs are taking IN interest In now
and we have great hopes that
the conference to-day will result
in the beginning Of work at once
Of surfacing this piece Of road
with Clear Greek gravel. A
citizen from Broomhed WAS In
Arvada the other day and made
the threat that he would not buy
another dollars worth Of goods In
Arvada until this road was put
in condition. OF course It IL I'm.
fair to the citizens Of this town
to blame the town for the condi.
ton of this road. since oil. or
practically all the surfacing Of
tn. Dad has been done 1t the
exJtns III ne uai chants Of our
iowa | is rue the county has
h lped considerably with the
saoveiIers aud a team, but the
expense has been enormous and
the merchants hava done their
ali uL.tE ~ LnE Nllc M dis re-
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-27
RULES GOVERNING HIGH SCHOOL
Approved By Education; Also by the
Reports and Consultation.

Approved
,l-Repot. and Consultation
2 e: III 'ss: e.
%s
s'fs a.ss lid 1 tsi s s . vsss " %
pupils are sent to the parent g. 81 end Of sssh month
lass s
examination. on s:s asa. .ss g. tn. regular
only under .sssy ss P.s..s the principal
S % s n Any sss. for d which sss ss %
'';a; ga work
been ts 5 %o of all %9 sfJ
sss's
a: il s t: +: Il ne
either at e r os by a 1ss sns or
mains upon the probation list he conditioned
Any no
subjects fails in and conditioned
the Of tns
II. the of office
8 E:
st s a s i.:as s .sss he 1ss
than .,: Ss;s: ~ VIC ' v "
f. required be in the study
j. Students must be their classes in recitation
being recitation expected
the recitation study without
% s .r s. s' lii: s s ' building. forms 's' /: %
.: arm Vi. expulsion a.s school form .,
premises penalty
will be expulsion from the school,
rule will b expulsion from school.
Of all kinds prohibited in Colorado
All school parties under the supervision Of the faculty The
faculty members all parties given by
class and committee
ing Of pupils who are in charge Of these parties .
All parties be officially advance by
the faculty before other plans for the formed
Before the date will be officially granted school the
must be handed to the faculty.
l., person school,
will be allowed these school
without special permission be obtained from the principals office
out formally excusing themselves to those in charge
g. All evening school parties close at II o'clock.
members class shall interfere with
socia another The violation Of
Will be expulsion from the school.
It desired that oil school parties and entertainments be
marked by simplicity of all extravaganza.
Rules Governing Study.
l. Pupils must remain for at least period for stuay after they arc
through their unless by special permission excused
during recitation study
without permission from the teacher.
will Be- necessity leaving
period.
study periods periods pupils attend
strictly TO prepa recitation
The Grading System.
grade Of 1871 above passing grade subject Below
IS to 70 ID conditional Below 70 is failure
Of 90 above and whose department
he same, exempt rom final examinations
pupis
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-27
.Sl'cct
Mrs. Schwasnh Ssriously
III in Park Avsaus hos. isal

The many friends Of airs =
P. Schwamb Of Denve. v@S.
are sorry to hear Of her s~.,ai,
condition Ia Park Avenue hn.p
u. Her ailmsnt dates back &
an acute stomach trouble 0inG.
teen years ago. from which ap-
parently she recovered thru the
skilful and hsgoic treatment Of
some noted specialists Of Dsnvsr
who have again bsen eallSd In 70
attend her peculiar cass. Mr..
Schwamb hogan to feel the Old
trouble returning . couple Of
weeks ago but Il was only Satur-
day that her physieians advised
her removal to the hospital. and
an operation has bssn ordered -
soon - her condition will permit.
| Mr.. Schwamb was called hurri.
eddy to the hospital at b O'Clock
Sunday eve ming % her condition
had become alarming. He ~.
msined at her bedside oil night
and left her much improved. A
telegram was sent 70 Herbert,
who 10 In William Jewell college
at Liberty, No.. but IN the mean.
time he was preparing TO cone
in response TO . letter tslhng Of
her removal TO The hospital. and
arrived In Denver Monday fore.
noon. At the present only msm.
bers Ut the family are allowed In
| the sick room.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-27
Mrs. G. s. Scott has moved to
Denver to live.

There will be a community
club meeting Monday night and
as it will be the first one held for
a long time. and there are many
important matters to discuss
everyone 10 urged to attend.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-27

The Baby Show held lat
Thursday afternoon by The Par.
ent. Teachers Associations 1t tho
Arvada High school building WAS
10 marked success. Twenty.
three fine. healthy babies were
exhibited and duly examined by
DR.. Bolles and her assistants.
DR.. Bolles announced that there
would be no per centaxes given.
% the contest was purely 100
interest Of education and hea,in.
She did not wish any m0th'r To
feel that her baby was no. 81
god 40 her neighbor's child. Lu,
on the other hand. she was very
anxious that oil mothers might
understand how TO bring their
child up 10 the standards Of
weight and measurement II they
fall below the proper grading.
Grade cards will b returned TO
the mothers Of the children OK.
amined at the next regular meet.
ing Of the association.