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The Washington times., 1917-06-26
CARDINAL GIBBONS OPPOSED
TONATIONAL PROHIBITION
Believes the Manufacture and Sale of
Beer and Light Wines Should
Not Be Interfered With

prohibition OF light wines and beer,
and am of the opinion that such a
law could not be enforced"
This statement was made by
Cardinal Gibbons today when he
was asked to comment on the bone
dry amendment to the food control
bill now before the Senate. The
Cardinal had just concluded a long
conference with Herbert c. Hoover
on the food situation and had prom
iSed the Governments food admin
iStrator his hearty cooperation per
Sonally and through the Catholic
churches of the country.
Il am opposed" the Cardinal
continued to any statewide or ma
tion-Wide prohibition measure. A
law of this kind interferes with the
personal liberty and rights ofthe peo-
pie and creates hypocrisy on the
part of the public.
If the people of any particular
country district find conditions such
that to have local option would
mean the betterment of the COM
munity, then they should close the
saloons in that district. But when
it comes to having prohibition in
large cities it is a bad thing. Prohi-
bition in any of the large cities is
practically impossible of enforce
ment however far-reaching the at
tennis are to CarrV out the law. not
Withstanding reports that the law
has been carried out successfully in
certain locations.
The Cardinal is a firm believer
in the application of proper safe
guards and restraints, but he said he
could see no need for national pro-
hibition and that he felt to saddle
the proposition on the people with
out their consent would be unjust.
(From the Evening Sun, Baltimore
New Britain herald., 1917-10-31

New York, Oct. 31.-Despite pro-
German propaganda against the sue
cess Of Food Conservation Week, the
United States Food Administration at
Washington announced last night that
pledges from 2,6O5,O63 housewives
had been received; 864,465 in the last
two days. The minimum goal is TO-
100000. Because of bad weather,
Dnly about half the states reported
definite figures.
The prO-German agitation, which
,eems to be strongest in the middle
west and in Maine, has taken the form
pf spreading the rumor that if a
government officers will confiscate the
ioodstuffs she has canned.
In this city, in spite of the storm,
10000 women were out canvassing
early yesterday morning. Forty-five
signed at o'clock. as against IS, 900
the previous day. At o'clock more
Than 5000 business women, escorted
by men, took up the canvass.
Food Administrator Williams said
last night he was especially pleased
with the results on the east side,
fusals. Clergymen of all denomina-
lions are aiding the work, some of
them serving as captains of election
districts. The Tenth Assembly Dis
trdct, Miss Sara Clapp leader, which
reported only 342 signatures Monday,
turned In 2.522 yesterday. The east
side half of the First Assembly Dis
trtct, under Miss Ruth Larned, which
had only 81 the first day, gave 43s
yesterday. Today and Thursday will
be the banner days, it is expected.
Food Administrators Williams re-
piled yesterday to an invitation to
attend the eighth annual beefsteak
dinner at Rockwell Terrace, 5s8 Full
ton street, Brooklyn, where "only
steaks and chops cut from the most
select beef on the market will be
served" Mr.. Williams wrote:
Gould you not substitute another
menu. which would set a standard for
occasions such as this and from
which the much needed beef would
be eliminated, serving only the things
which fall within the scope of the
program of the Food Administration
at Washington"
A telegram from Food Admins.
traitor Hoover yesterday congratulate
ed Mr.. Williams upon the New York
campaign, and reiterated the state
ment that food will win the war.
At a luncheon given yesterday a
124 East 18th street to women dis
trict leaders, Mrs Arthur Sinclair PA;
Jamaica avenue, Flushing, told of
German woman in her district who
when asked to sign the pledge card
dropped on her knees and prayed TO-
victory for the kaiser
A million food conservation circu
lars are to be distributed by schoo
children.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-31

der can have as many helpings as
he desires, but he must leave no
edible food on his dish.
The enrolment of the cooks as
members of the Food Administration
ooes not mean that there is to be a
shortening of the rations for soldiers,
but that the cooks will redouble their
efforts to prevent any kitchen waste.
The established army rations are
figured out by experts with a view
of giving the men at a minimum of
cost well balanced ration of just
the proper food values for training
work. What the men through care
full habits at mess save over the ra-
ton at once goes into the company
treasury in cash and can be used for
the purchase of special delicacies not
provided on the regular menu.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-31

Every cook in Camp Dix in New
Jersey agreed to aid the campaign
to conserve food supplies and en-
rolled as voluntary member of the
United States Food Administration.
The cooks agreed to use the prac-
teal means within their power to
aid the government and are proudly
displaying in their kitchens tonight
the membership cards similar to those
that will hang in the front windows
of thousands of New Jersey homes
this week.
The camp has already established
the policy of 1.-The clean plate in the
mess halls. Each rookie, as he is in
PRODUCED to his army mess kit, is in
structed by the mess sergeant that
he is entitled to all he wants to eat,
but that he must waste nothing. Food
is served in small helpings and a SOL
New Britain herald., 1917-10-31
CITY ITEMS

One Cent Sale, Nov. /. and 5, at
Clark & Brainerd's Drug Store, 1S1
Main ST. See our window display of
coffee, tea, cocoa and other articles
you can purchase for one cent When
you purchase one at the regular price
we sell you another for one cent
adVt.
Giddings Chapter No. rs r. A. NJ.
will confer the Past Master degree to
morrow evening.
Visit the Fortune Witch. Hall
lowe'en Anniversary, Wed. Eve. Oct
81. Hotel Nelson. Three Souvenirs.
-advt.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-31

Don't Waste Food" Sign Municipal Building Trenton n
wnh by
ood
Atlantic in New Jersey huge night
It's o
that housan nightly
play
Of
- - DOING?
New Britain herald., 1917-10-31

Help the by OF the unuad
Fats essential
in Nor
ms mas uponit ~ e-e@" a. ~ soouo
Dairy cattle killed furnish 80 that mil.
produced
are ased. '0 So many
Yet haveen fat for the
be ~A0n' Aooo supply, It
So utiiz eeach outm
in lard ~ 0'7 them ana veRe
New Britain herald., 1917-10-31
Sign Food Pie dge;
Do Not Pay Money

Whom You sign the pledge
and enroll as q member of the
Zoo! Administration, pay no
money.
There are 10 dues or other
fees, and the only obligation
you assume is to cooperate to
the best of your ability in the
saving of food.
President Wilson says there
is no other way n which you
can so greatly assist in win.
ming the war
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16
MCERTE De Una DANA DIES
CENDIENTE De Los CON
QUiSTADORES

Acadia De morir en- Su dCmicilic q
"a Avenida D. numero III. IA senor.'
dofa Nanrela Menchaca De Il Cos
te. q Ia ed@d de Sc amos.
la finada fut hija del captain A.
tonic Menchaca. deSccndiente de uric
de los conq~uistadores espanoles y
era viuda del captain Juan Bauts-
Il La Coste, quien Sc bati6 en- IL
batalla del Alamo, De! !ado de iaS
tropas americans.
La sonora. La Coste pas6 toda 81
vida en- San Antonio y le TOGO viv.r
bajo las banderas de Iiexico. Texas
= EStados Cnidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16
LES C~ARRANCISTAS GUIEREN
{ Eiene de Ia Ia. Pag.)

In c@anto ! Ia APPREHENSION del Sc
nor de h Lave 50 verified ea c~:rcuns-
-auc.as ve-daderamente escandalosas,
p-es los aprehensores, que cStaban
,ar.os, h!c;eroa pedazoS las puertas,
', GespuGs de golpear a dos ancianaS,
rretendie~on incendiar Ia casa. re-
g2ndo pecr6leo en- pisos Y paroles.
e jefe &c las armas, Beltrani, ka
ha declaraIo que dejara vacia IA
ciudad de Or;zaba, pues cue todOs
cuantos la haitian son reaccioHarios.
Estes successes han causado Ell Ia
ci4dad taremenda sensation, Y Sc dice
&c cen motiro de e!los. interpelardn
a. gcbic-no en- IA Camara, los diputa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16
Tn combate.

Hace pocos dias. nos dijo tambien
"a misma persona. In~ocencio de Leon,
CUE tiene parte de las fuerzas de Por-
fi,io Gonza.ez, : .! cua! Sc han uni.
10 otros muchos hombres. sostuvo
TN combate con fuerzas cue de Ma
:amoros salieron Z combatirlo Ia Sc
mana paSada. segGn La PRENSA
conUAic5 oportunamente.
FL combate fue on IN arroyo Ger.
O. de n villa de China, .resultaudo
vcDcedoras Us fuer2as rebeldes, pues
cue los carrancistas. despues de mu-
chas horas de iucka. tuvieroa que
retirarse con grandes perdidas.
~lnccencio de Leon perdi5 toda 81
cab&llad2. sin las montJras, pues Ia
Gej3 sue:ta y escape. pero en- los ran
chos ~ccccanos, puGo hacerse pronto
lie Hucycs c2h2llos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16
ENLACE MATRIMONIAL.

Aver 4 las se!s dc Ia MARIANA. cm
e. cathedral Dc San Fernando contra
jerca m~atr.monio ecclesiastical 4 Sc
ncr ilaa Treyino : ia seAorita Ma
nuela de la Cara. Por Il nsche, i
las siete. Sc verified la c@rc:uonia Il
ii Ell Ia q no DE- /" GALES West
Salinas. donGe virc Ia fam Ii. ae IA
despcsada. DesputS lie este ar;o. -
desarrollo una fiesta que st rro.ca-
go hasta Il media ncehe. rein"n!c
Il mas c~or,!.a! animacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16
ALMAZAN Sc REJNI0......
Fiene de In la. plana

moz;n c,,n aneaana I4 Dasa. u rror-
~, - o-..,.r,L., c.~.., 10 Chin,
ro, ~, urnao ranIo d.. ~tosc.r,,r<
mir 10 .r2ia alg-r~ ner,,.o
ar .rrnr ,..n,.,. : -, ri.~n din
nj, gar-rol.- .,-ora ro.:riu con
~. ~rr,n.,s o;o~
En- -, ra;.,ro - 81. de China. cer-
"a d. Bravo. .n.o2t.5 =, Genera
A~---,-r, an .~or,r,,,i, "a. Do, r..i.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16
nETH.E
Mi GATAHHU
IN UNA N0CHIE
Con GuSto lie Dire & listed
~C0mo-G2ATIS
CuRA ~ fiORAS

rs Tn mG;odo nuev0. Ago complete
,.rntr diSLiuta ot las GcmaS prrpara-
zones. No Sc nee, >ila.u locioaeS. cre:nas
III ungUrutOs -. o,ar u:;u~eabunQo- Nc
hav ouc hace- v-o del pUlvrriZador. n
de ningllaa ot~l c'aee de s~ptratos. Nc
ium4 q! =, asp.-a- - hJcc ia!t& vaPor
%. tTr.ac.UEcN q iuvcccIuacS- laIEp"ci
-. ucceS:ya clcctrict,aG. yl9rac!"n o ma
sic. No Is re,rs.:iu ~Drrulanecrr en- e.
- mi hav cue U,ar 2TlruS q C.a"la>tos
ada h ESQ 81 ncceSlta. Es s.uplemen'
/. alro auvyu disrrcute. S!cndo = Ia
Ya- ,trlicios , = SaludGhle. algo one pro
onrciOna resu!.SA ,iE> an-iuco. No hay
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16
NO L. coSrAaa NADIA

No ueceSi;a euvIar dInero. sample
mente escrjba IN 4 tarleta postal 81
nombr"y direction. dicicuGC: "Querld'
senor katz: - SirvaSe inGicarme e. NE
Jio por 81 cual iogr6 cursr u Catarro '
como puedo curar e milo. ESto es too
10 que sc neceslta. ' 70 lie escrIoIre CS
tal!adamente soh7cei aSr1to 9hAIiS
30 pie-I, tempo. Ervie IN t~.~icta 20
stall csc. io1mr una CITt;,, &u r,.E" Y"G
:.lIo esra uportuni6ad = pida este mara
villoSo tratsmiento que L prOporciona-
IA los miSr,oS benefciCs que d mi me ms
proporci0rado- = 9 D.
SAM k5TZ, Suite
1903 Ind VA Ave CEfsaoS- &c u
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16
LIE ROBAR0N Ell EMPRESS EN-
QUE ACARREABA CARNE

4. Rodriguez. que vivc en- IL Gale
Morales 1914. Sc ocupa dc ae.grear
carne del abasto para los ~eXpendioS
del mercado. '. aver desp4tS dc quc
huho terminado su diaria labor. dejo
su CAIRO en- Ia Gale Concrete. freate
al edificio del mercado y de- all Sc 10
robaron juntamente con III c&bal.o
tordil!o que tiraba del express.
Rodriguez puso l. Queja correSpcn-
diente 2 Ia poicia : aAora los de
tectives tieEen 81 encarso de encon-
trar 81 carrc robado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16
AVER gUE FL ULTiMU Dlt r.
RI ENEIAR RE&A!-CS !
fRA<Cii

Fl dia de aver expire c) p!;Zo mar,
cado nor 81 administrator local dc
correos. para depcsitar ~reEalos lie
Eav:aad consignados = los soldatos
forlnan n expedition americana
en- Francia.
Los paGuates posta!es dirieiIcs :
lcs soldados De las fuerzas de Perish
ing. que Sc Deposition 90 hoy ea aie-
lante seran recibid0s con reLaTG0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16
ACUSADA DE ROBO DE SiG.00 IN
BILLETES

Los detectives Guerra : RIL%Ec
d~ctuvieron aver tarGc = unu mujel
americana 4 Il que cmpleada de
Nm ~e'vcante hotel De esla ciuGad acu-
50 dc! robo de $1,000 on bj!!et"s lie
banco. Ia deteniia Gue.!6 pres" Ct
ma zelda de II ca:cel ae! Co@dado
l disposition dc las au-or;dades judi
~viales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16
.ALEMAN SOSPECHOSO Dr.
ESPIA DETENiDO

Los detectives Var River, James '
Lauthin. d~etuvieioa aver por L. ma
mana q III alenlan lie II amos de edad.
al que a.cusaron de sospechoSo he -
tar :ramando complo:S coatra FL 60
bieruo de los Estados Unidos. - de
cenido qued1 en- Ia circcl de Ia ciuda&
! disuoS!cion .e las auiccidade5 f2ie-
raleS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16
PRINCIPLE DE INjENDiO

En- Ia casa nImcro 1@1 De Il e.
lie T. Crockett, se declare IN ine@n-
do cue nubiera sido De consccucM-
ciaS 81 no sc ~prcScntan los bonnie
ros tan oportunamente 4 sofocarlc.
Las perdidaS materia!os Sc cstinlan
On mas dc Glen d3!a-cs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16
"a rsvuelta en- Sea Luis.

Sc Sabe tambien que IA ~p-esencia
le las fue-zas del General Manuel
i. Dieguez en- Ia Huasteca Potosins,
10 ma hecho sino intensificar Ia ac-
-ividad revo!ucionaria, pues muchos
Iue Sc encontraban pacif!camente en-
us trabajos. Sc han undo 4 los re-
-olucionarios. temicndo ser v:ctimas
e atentadoS Dor partc de los carran-
.istas.
Las ultimas noticias sobre el mo-
-imiento en- IA Huasteca. son las de
ue CiudaG del Maiz, Il impcrtante
plaza de aquel!a region. ha s.do de
1uevo ocupada por las flerzas de ,os
Cedilo. Gle siguen controlando toda
q region.
Sc aSegura tambien, Dor personals
legadas de Ia Huastec2 "a semana
asada, que Ia poblaci0n de Tas.es.
Z encuentra en- poder de los reel
res. sobre los cua'es * ~ lcs.@do
ropas que iran j desaioj@@ Z
En- cuanto Z Ia paC.e GO: .. de.
Estado. q unas cuaatas / las dc
San Luis Potosi, ca..-al lie, Eslado
Z encuentran ya paytidas rebe!des
mas . men uumerosas. sobre todc
! 5or ia parte del Cerro de San Pedro
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16
a. llnrr de ci-Usied Tamnlen eusds Llnrsrs

Nj catarro era tan dete>tabie. que AGA
- Dor cnfcrnarne. Me aturdIa a cere
sro. dcbtntaba mi yoluntad ' 3rrulu
mi s;tlud. Ia tus ' Ia e~xpcct"r2cl"n coz
lima llegaron I haccrme insutrlo.e. .
Il NAL aiieuto Y hlbltos fuer"n n ca2s
Ge que am mis- mas queric"s sercs eE
tasea III ~prcscncia. Las divers. ones "a
turales de la vida. debido = nj atecclNi
me fueron privadaSy mis- Tacultades me
do Sc p2ralIZaruR. Saba p'SltlvaneI
que con el ticmpio me uev2rla i u tutb
t,a. uuesto que 4 caGa iustante notao'
que mi vitaIidad Gisminuia.
Pero cncOut-& 81 reUeGi0. ' con gnss'
iedir6a listed cual. abSolutamente Una
tbs EScrihame en- SeCUlGa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16
La caida de- CamargO.

ID CdIUa uS IciaoI XVI
De otra plaza tamaulipeca Sc die
que ACADIA de caer en- manos de los
-evoluc:onarios, la de Camargo.
La ciudad de CamaTgo. Sc encuen-
ira cerca de los limites de los Esta-
dos de Tamaulipas ' Nuevo Leon.
sobre ia Inca del Bravo ' no muy
lejos de Reynosa.
Ia plaza es impo~tante por demas,
dada 81 condici6n de fronteriZa. '
hacia mucho tempo que los revolt
cicnarios la asediaban. Segun Sc di-
re fueron tambien fuerzas de Care
"a Torres, los que Ia ~asaltaron, 81 son
.iertos los infornes cue 4 este pro-
l6sito circular.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16
TAN EhFERmo
QUE NO P0DIa
TRADAjk
Nusa-Tone le Hi7o I'm rosnbre
Fuerte Y Vigor0zo
lhsulutansatu GaraqHzaGc : Oar SatisiaceiaH
0 Sc Ie lsIoITafa 81 GiHe;G

Z. ST. Regime B4iion. de Sherburn.
Mimi. era un hombre entermo-en
reahdad. estaha tan male. Il no pods
tcabajar. Supo de Ia raeSnihea medicinal
Nusa-Tone. Edi0 III trasco y despues
de tomarlo pur IN cor:o tempo. ssc3b=
.si:
Price Laboratories.
Chicago. Ill.
Mis- nuy queridos Sehores:-Despues
de saludarlos les digo que reci6i 81 Frasco
de medicinal y estOy mUy conien;o de
haberla ped:co. = taTnbien les aIgo Que
antes de tomar 81 medicinal essaba tan
nala que no podia trabajar. pero aho:a
ME encuentro mejor v puedo ~trabajar.
Pre- queridos Sehores. on esta les
manifesto que sus medicines son IA! y
como las promoter. y tanoien les do
iacultad para que pongan mI nomhre en-
81 libro. Sin mas de Ids. Sd Ammo @::o.
Regime Bai!6n.
Nuga-Tone es el Gran Reconstructed
de la Salud. Enriquece "a Sanggc Y Aumen-
IL los Globulos Roios. Forealece y Iran
ouihza los Nervios. Nigorza 81 Hombse y
4 IA Muier. Is IN cxcelente tratamIe2to
para ese deseaste general Y SENSATION de
cansancio en- el cuerpo Y de Ia ment
Tris,eza V Alelancolia. pesadi!las. falta de
enersia. decahimien,o vital. nervIoSicad.
nal a~pstito. falta de gl6bulos roios o
anGmia. circulation torpe. perdida de
musculoS. indigestion. embaramiento des-
pCss de las comidas. dotor en- el eS;6mzgo
c iRtestiaos durante Il digestion. bilIosl-
dad. estrenimIen:o. nal aliento. sabor
deSagradable en- Ia boca. lengua sabutcosa.
dolor de cabcza. neuEalgias. sueho IN
tranquiio. malaria cronica. Este remedio
IS muy v~alioso. especialnente en- ci,mas
cal6os o humedos donde Ia malaria e
iguales peEgroS 1oxico exisren.
81 Nuga-Tone. 10 vcndea cas-! todas las
Droguerias. pero en- case de que no lie sea
~conveniente II a Ia Drogueria. o 81 no 10
puede encontra en- las BotIcas. !e nan
dasemos Ell Nuga-Tone direotemente por
correo. porte pagado. y al Eeci6lr el vslor
de 81 oedido. In mes complete de TIA
tanienso Dor UN DOLLAR. 81 no Sc
aueGa en~teranente satistecho! con mucho
gusto SD dinero le sera devueiio en- Ia
Drosueria o por nosotros. Sompre IN
lrasco hoy mismo de estas excelentes
pasnllas. y vera Que raPidamente Eestaura
su Salud. Fuera V Eigor- Price Labora-
tones, Sy-2c0. 9 So. Clinton ST, Chicago,
IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16
REVUELTA EN- SAN LUIS Y EN-
TAMAULIPAS....
{ Yienc de In IL. Pa@.)

ci6n ninguna con Ia licnG plaza, zero
So teme que hayan ejercjtado algu-
mas ven9anzas.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-11-07

syutem OF farming which provides
means for the collection OF this yalu-
able and costly element from the air
and medium through which IL can be
stored up for the use of succeeding
crops is OF the highest Importance and
utility to farmers. Experiments con.
Quoted Mt tho Alabama station shows
that crop OF pSa vines grown on an
aero OF sandy goii OF moderate fertil-
ity contained liz pounds OF nitrogen;
An aero Of velvet beans, 20l pounds
an aero OF crimson clover, li3 pounds.
and IN acre OF hairy vetch 202 pounds
An experiment conducted at Louis
lana station showed that crop of pea
nuts contained Is2 pounds of nitrogen:
an acre OF velvet beans. 1911 pounds.
and an aero OF cowpeas. los pounds.
When calculated according to the scale
Of fertilizer valuation, the value OF nj
trogen exceeded the cost of ton OF
ordinary compietn fertilizer The nj
tfoSen was equivalent in amount to
that contained In from 1850 pounds to
more than ono ton OF cottonseed meal.
Tho question Ia often asked II It is
neceesary to pillow under tho legu-
minouk crops In order TO increase the
nitrogen In tho Eoil. OF course, the
per cent OF fertilizer value OF tho
fallcn leaves. starns and roots OF the
leSuminous crops loft In tho field at
harvesting time vnry. However, the
fallen leaves. eterns and roots usually
contain from oneflfth to onc-third OF
tho manurid yelus OF the entire plants
OF tho leguminous crops This being
trua. NO arc in position to assert
positively that the nitrogen in the soil
VIII DO incrcsgsd by the growing OF
ieSuminouH csoqs, oven though tho
crop 10 ETnScd OH or out for hay.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-11-07
LIKE AN ELECTRIC
BUTTON ON TOES
Tells Why A Corn Is So Pain.
full and Says Cutting
Makes Them Grow.

Press an electric button and
you form a contact with Il live
wire which rings the bell.
When your shoes press against
your corn it pushes its sharp
roots down upon n sensitive
nerve and you get II shock Of
pain.
Instead OF trimming Your
corns, which merely makes
them grow, just step into amy
drug store and ask for ii quar-
Ter of an ounce of freezone.
This Will cost very little but is
sufficient TO romove every hard
or soft corn or callus from ones
feet. y few. drops applied di-
rectly upon a tender, aching
corn stops the soreness instant.
iy, and soon the corn shrivels
up so 1t lifts right out, root and
all, without pain. This drug
freezone is harmless and never
infiames or even irritates the
surrounding skin. adv.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-11-07

(ny O. II. ALFORD.)
Lcguminous crops have vorJ I'M
portant place In every sate and sane
eyetem OF farming. Those crops poa.
seps characteristic which makes
Thorn OF tho highest vsluo to fnrmers.
This Is tho powor to utilize the free
nitrogen OF the cold air. When NC OK
anime the roots OF luxurianty crow.
Ing plants. we ind numerous nodules
or tubercles on them. Those TUDOR.
cies are caused by certain organisms
or bacteria In tho soil 1t now seams
Chat there is special form OF bac-
terra for each lcgumo grown, though
nome forms Of bacteria in time learn
To i've on two or more legumes.
II Is matter OF groat Importance
TO furnish tho soil hacking the necoa.
sary organisms with good supply
OF tho right kind. There arc several
methcds OF putting tho necessary bac-
terra in tho soil. A good way OF In
ooulatins the soil is to soak the ssed
Mt planting ume in wuter In which
the boil from Il fold where the lerums
has been successfully Grown for q
number OF years has been stirred. An.
other excellent way OF lnoculating tho
soil la TO drill In with the nesd soil IN
which that particular leEume has been
grown for number of years. Care
should be taken to keep tho soil out
OF the sunshine from tho time Il ia
taken from tho field until II is worked
into tho soil OF tho next. AZ the rays
Of the sun kill the bacteria. II is beat
to get tho soil and apply It On
cloudy day. or lato IN tho afternoon.
Nitrogen is the costliost element o.
plant food and IN becoming sccrcer
ana dearer 30 far ns itn commercial
forms are concerned. This being true,