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The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-11-18
A NATION WIDE
EMBARGO ON
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
SERVICE HAS BEEN REC.
OMMENDED BY DIREC-
TOR GENERAL HINES
AND SEVEN OF HIS RE-
GIONAL DIRECTORS IN
ORDER TO CONSERVE
THE NATIONS SUPPLY
OF COAL.

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 1S-Director
General Hines of the Railroad Ad-
ministration and seven of the reg
ional Directors will meet here to
consider a nation wide embargo to
conserve the rapidly diminishing
coal supply of the country. Mr..
Hines is expected to arrive here
this afternoon.
Necessities to meet emergencies
arising out of the present condi-
ton in the coal situation will be
discussed upon his arrival If Mr..
Hines approves the recommendation
of the regional directors of the
roads an order for nation wide
embargo will be issued immediate
ely. and there will be a forty per
throughout}the country and the clog
ing down of all non-essential in
dustries. AT the same time 15,OOO.-
600 men will be thrown out of em>
ployment
Will Repay Government . 100000
900.
Washington, ID. c., Nov 1S-Leg-
1slatlon for the purpose of giving au
thorlty for the creation of an eu-
ulpment trust to reimburse the gov
eminent for the 100000, spent
While the railroads of the country
were under federal control was
passed in the House and Senate
today and sent forward TO the
President for his approval.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-11-18

We regret to learn that Mrs.
Dudley Brasher who is now living
in Lexington, Kentucky is very low.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-11-18

Mrs P. l.. Goodyear of Petersburg
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mns
NJ. B. Overman
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-11-18

Mr. E. r. Young Of Washington
is in the city today.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-11-18

THE DAILY TIMES, the
Advertising Medium
That Gets Direct Results
For Its Users.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
RAISE KNOTTY LEGAL POINT
Question Before KANSAS Court Is IL
legality of StenfinE Electric
Current.

Ell DORADO. KAN. July SIS
stealing electric current violation Of
the Kansas larceny law?
This is the question which must be
decided before the Kansas Gas and
Electric Company can prosecute an FL
Dorado man for the alleged theft Of
. quantity of Juice" during the past
eight months.
The man is said TO have moved last
fall into house which had formerly
been connected with the company lines.
Instead OF asking the company TO con-
meet him up he is SAID to have made
an arrangement OF his own and APP
propriated the current.
He ia said to have dismantled the
coupling In the daytime SO people
would not see it. and when evening
anne would connect lun his house with
the company wires.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
METHODlSTS CELEBRATE
ARMY AND CANADA DAY
Centenary Expedition Also Hears For.
ctSn Speakers on Recou-
struction Themes.
INV Asrnciatcdpress

COLUMBUS. OHIO. July S.-Exhibi-
,lon lights OF four Handley-Page
bombing planes. with short spec
promnon, men of the United States.
france and Italy mrked the celcbra-
ton today of army and reconstruc-
Ton day at the Methodist centenary
SHpooisioH mere.
Among the speakers were Colonel
Raymond Robbins. head of the Ameri-
can Red Cross commission to Russia:
Major Edward Dupont. of the French
army. and Senior Rlccardi Santi head
OF the Methodist Episcopal orphanage
OF Naples Italy. jor-C;eneral Edwin
r. Glenn. Of Camp Sherman, also viii
be one OF the speakers.
Canada day is also being observed
the Methodist Church OF Canada. was
the principal speaker. Tomorrow at
the Pan American celebration. John
barrett, direstor Of the Pan American
Union, and Bishop Olden will be the
sneakers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
State DRUGGISTS FAVOR
OBSERVANCE OF SUNDAY
AT Ihirty-Eighth Annual Meeting
Virginia Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton Adopts Resolution.
IN SESSION AT NATURAL BRIDGE
Body Receives fl5 Applications for
Membership First Day of Gather.
ing - Closes Afiliation With
National Body Discussed.
lSn,e,SiaI TO The Tlmes.Dispatch.l

!oncSlai 70 me Times Dispatch
NATURAL BRIDGE, VA, July s.
inn T T1hir,y.eighth Annual Meeting Of
.he virginia Pharmaceutical Associa.
ton Is being held ut Natural Bridge.
July to 10. and the opening exer.
cises were conducted in the ballroom
this morning.
The attendance on the first dav VIZ,
me largest In the history Of the asso.
One hundred and fifteen new appIi-
cations for membership were recepivad
breaking the record for any one meet.
d lmf; DR. Charles II. laval, OF PhiIa-
o, me philade lphia College Of Phar-
h!acy. addressed the afternoon session
o. o. ansims 70 the attention OF the meet
,np particu!arly at this time the de-
sTdbiiity OIL state Affiliations with Ma
tonal organizations.
a committee Was appointed TO at.
s son,, inc American pharmaceutical AS
curing August ut which time the sub.
jet Of Federation of Observation-Disclosures
preparations Fan viii be live topic.
servance for drug stores in virr;nt.
TN" Wod Snbjsc, was freely discussed.
attended day OF the session as NUM- :
Per OF other delegates are expectnd
me program FOR Wednesday win IN
81, f"uf eo an aadTess by Fred s Hoback.
,r ,,rl and it WIN also take up tie
y. .n&urS tax on patent and proprietary
'hsu!c!ncs and soda fountains.
me entertainment committee has
proFidcd an elaborate program for
TINS occasion. a number OF attractive
prizes were awarded today delirht.nr
.he hears Of the recipients. 4 card
p par was given the ladies OF the As.
S oera.ioh IAls afternoon and an in.
many excursions in the lovely glen
dna motoring parties through This
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
AMERICA AND FRANCE HONOR
LEADERS OF CENTURY AGO
II emoric. of Hochr and Mnrccnu, Who
Once Held Rhine Front,
Kept Green. =.
ms ASSOCIATED P-essl

COBLENZ, July s.--Amcrica Joined
hands with France yesterday in hon
oring the memory OF General Hoche
and General Marccau, the French
military leaders. who held the Rhine
front against the Prussians and AUS
TRANS more than Il century go. Both
|are buried near Coblcnz.
Marshal Foch and Generals Fayolle.
|Mangin. DcGouette. Gourard and Wey-
gand attended the ceremony. the mar
shall and his party arriving from May
cnce by steamer. Landing at Cobienz.
Marshal Foch was received by Major
General Edward r McGlachlin. Jr..
commander of tho First Division, and
acting commander Of the American
forces in Germany: Ma ior General John
A. Lejeuhe. of the Second Division:
Major-C;eneral Robert l.. Howse. of
the Third Division: Major General
Mark l.. Hersey, OF the Fourth D!vis-
ion, and BriGadier-Genersl Mal!ncraig.
chief Of staff At headquarters here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
FINE AND IMPRISONMENT
FOR PROFITEERS IN ITALY
NihE !Saues Decree Fixing Heavy
Penalties In Addition TO
COnfiscnfIOn

LONDON. July SKIING Victor En-
that profteers Will be in the future
hned 10000 lire or sentenced 10 from
three months 10 three years In prison
ton Of goods. according 70 a Rome dis
patch 10 the Exchange Telegraph
Company. Unauthorized m!ddicmen
dealing in food Will suffer similar
punishment. ii is said
The dispatch states that a general
strike was declared in Naples on Mon
day. After loot!ng outlying stores in
that city crowd attempted TO reach
the center OF the place. but was pre-
vented by the police. who were oc-
cupy!ng the principal thoroughfares
At Palermo the police have arrested
400 former convicts. who arc alleged
10 be responsible for many OF the dis
orders on sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
PARIS DOCTORS SERVICES
COST TWICE PRE-WAR RATE
American and French Physicinns Form
Organization TO Establish Per-
manent Relations.
fBy Associated Pressl


PARIS. July S.--The doctors OF
Paris have decided to Increase their
fees. and beginning today they will
charge double their rates before tho
war. Fees for servicce at night will
be three times the pre-war rate.
The Temps announces that an or
Eanization has been formed with the
object of establishing permanent re-
lations between American and French
physicians and surgeons.
Several commissions have been APP
pointed by the organization. One of
these will have In charge the es-
adjustment OF a course Of teaching for
end another the founding Of a bureau
OF Information. A third commission
will examine into means OF organizing
surgical subjects between the jour
nails Of the United states and France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
S Q CT E. 7 Y

s captain and Mrs: Calvin L. sa..cr-
'atterfield. Ill. left Monday for Lex
captain ssyy Gs is maEe tasi5
the Virginia Military Institute. where
r. VII ACT as instructor next session.
pending some time here as the guests
the formers parents. Rev. and Mrs.
W. Morris, at their home on West
Engagement Announced.
no Of n'srs sa rseeniy
Page Newton. daughter of Mr.. and o Mrs :.
William BrockcnbrougE Newton, OF
Norfolk. to Lewis Jerome Taylor, OF
AXE place in the fail The annoumce-
nent Is OF wide interest to society
,ere; where Miss Newton has frequent
y visited az the guest of her cousin.
Mrs. William G. Stanard. and has been
much entertained.
Mr.. Taylor has recently returned
Eerved as captain In the Fifty-seventh
trtil!ery Corps.
Canning In New Hnmp"hire.
Miss Eleanor Johnson, OF the Union
Theological Seminary. has gone to
Northwestern New Hampshire. where
he win spend the summer at Camp
youngest. daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Thomas Cary johnson. Will not return
70 Richmond until some time in Sep
Benefit Play mt Brook Hill.
Ihls evening at $40 o'clock on the
grounds Of the parish house of EN-
mystery play entitled Soldiers of
The Crosse will be given by the mem
Ders OF the Junior AuNii,ary OF tho
leader. Refres hments VIII be served
FOR tho benefit Of the work after the
play 10 over. and the program promises
10 me a most attractive one.
Those attending the play from Rich
nond make take the Ashland car which
The half hour to the parish grounds,
Ind those leaving Richmond at $50
1wiil arrive in time for the beginning
pr the entertainment.
Marriage Announced.
Mrs. Robert g. Lowe announces the
nnss11rlaEe Of her daughter. Margaret
son Of Mr. and Mrs j. 6. nc RIB Of
Park Avenue, the ceremony having
been performed in November. For the
present Mr.; and Mrs. Herbert are re-
AT the Hot.
Emo au ss1 . pei has asys
f,t The Homestead Hot Springs, with
Mrs. Hunton and his son. Eppa Hun
ION; ~ Mrs ..:r5 Hun,1n and her son VII
greater par. Of July
Leaving for Atlantic City.
FOR Atlantic City. where she viii meet
1her daughter. Mrs. Marjorie Thornton,
|and her little granddaughter, Phyllis
seldom Thornton. OF Charleston. w
Va Mrs. Jones will not return 10 Rich
mond until the late fall.
.Ernns-F>iER.
Mr.: and Mrs. J. L. F!gs. OF 2sll East
Marshall Street, have announced the
Imarriage Of their daughter, Ruth Eli
"a beth, to George Il. Evnns. Jr The
wedding was celebrated on Friday, July
Is. In Atlanta. Ca and the ceremony
was witnessed by Miss Annie McGehec.
|of Richmond. and ID. 7. Fuller. Of
ATLANTA. Mr. and Mrs. Evans VIII make
their home al % Curricr Street, At
l!anta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
VANCE COUNTY OFFICIALS
CALL ON BONDING COMPANY
h"Ae Demand for s45.i57 AIIeKed
ShortnEc I'm Accounts OF
Missing Sherfn.
rEv Associated Prose,

!, hEN bERSOS. y G. July s.-Forns
nsnland was made today by the board
.. coninissIoncrs Of Vance County
upon inc bonding company serving a.
suretE Tor former Sheriff j. F.. g. BeIi
IN the sum OF si5,l57. the amour, 81 his
atiegsd shortage. revealed in tho re-
commisstoners Monday. S"e
zen resigned rs sheriff ten DAYS aro
~ i summoned before the commits
from Criminal Court witbou, ,ca..; 81. J, !.
Information as 10 his whcreabo,,.s
inc grand Jury sitting during court
ncsh Drought in true bill against
bci.. charging him with gambling Thc
aua!t OF mis- books was In progress Al
". i!me he resigned. The where
abonts OF the former sheriff is I'M
known to county authorities
Be!! has a wife and Two children liy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
Man Postpones
His Funeral

II am sc years old and for past
two years have been suffering so
badly from stomach and liver trou-
bles, bloating and collie attacks that
did not expect to live more than
few months and was arranging my
affairs and even my funeral. Three
doses Of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
have entirely cured me-" It Ia a
simple, harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the In
fiammation which causes practically
all stomach, liver and intestinal all
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money re-
funded. For sale by Grant Drug Co.,
and druggists everywhere.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
PAID FOR DESIRABLE BERTHs
liberalization OF Alleged Misconduct
or Naval Petty Officers In Pro-
Srcss Mt San Francisco.
INV Associated Press.I

SAN FRANCISCO. July s.-An in
yest!ga,!on was under way today by
Rear ADMIRAL j. L. Payne. comma nd :
ant OF the Twelfth naval district OF
charges by enlisted men that money
had been paid Ia petty officers to Sc
cure transfers from undesirable as
signnents.
Three chief yeomen of the receiving
ship Boston are in custody pendin 2
completion of formal charges against
them Assignment to ships on the AT :
lantic coast were secured through
money payments. it Was said. and in
like manner men were able 10 have
their names erased from lists for
transfer 10 ships in Russian waters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
PLAN NEW TURK NATION
Two Leaders In Asiu Minor May Unite
Against Constantiuoplc's
Authority.
nv Associated p,o..

PARIS. July S.--The formation of a
separate Turkish government in Asia
Minor by Mustapha Kamel Pasha and
Essad Pasha Is indicated as possib!.
MY IN dispatches recetvei III peace
conference circles to-day from Greek
So urces.
kamel Pasha, who is reported TO
have 10000 troops with forty seven
neafy guns and mary machine guns.
t. said 10 have re used to con:piv with
n order from the gov! nDen: in Con
stant!noplc 10 retu.l t. the capitol.
Essad Pasna i: una -stond IL lie in
by Kamcl Pasha and, Il Is said Is in
touch with kamel, presumably In the
hope Of forming coalition for new
government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09

STRIKE CLOSES TWO PLANTS
Corn Products Company's 2.7oo En-
ployeeR at ArEo and Pektn,
riis.. Demand "Ciosed shops"
Inv Associated Pres,.l

NEW YORK. July s.-Announoemsnt
OF the closing OF the plants OF the
Corn Products Reclining Company at
Argo and Pckin, Ills. as the result
OF strike OF 2.7oo employees for
closed shops" was made here today
'oS u t. Bedford, president OF the cor
poration.
Mr' Bedford said wage. had been
voluntarily advanced July | and that
the eight hour day was in effect He
declared the company would make
no discrimination between union and
non union men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
REVISED CASUALTY LIST
Battle Deaths Increased And humble,
OF Wounded Men Also
Shows Gain.
INV Associated Presal

WASHINGTON, July S-Total cas-
ualtics in the American expeditionary
forces including all corrections and
alterations published to July . were
given in an official report today as oG7. :
l47. This was a net increase Of 1858
over the last report on June 25 Bat
ne deaths increased 81 to 5o,l5o and
wounded aggregated 216,309 and tho
missing 1921. a decrease of Isl from
the last total reported
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
OPENS DOOR FOR TRADE
Import Prohibitions Cancelled b
French Government to Lower
Living Coat.

PARIS. July S.-Decrees suppressing
almost entirely prohibitions against
imports into France We're signed by
ing Of the Cabinet to discuss the qucs-
tion OF high cost of living. The pro-
hibition, as result viii apply to only
about dozen articles Another de-
cree signed by the President simplifies
the custom laws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
FRENCH OFFICIALS GET RAISE
Cabinet Decides on Rudical SnInry In
crenscn and Will Ask More
Work he Done.
rBy Associated Pre,,l

government officers. agent. and other
employees was decided upon today by
the Cabinet. The increases are erec-
I've from July I. in no case shall they
'Sceed $50 per cent. The Cabinet de-
cided also to demand greater effort
and more work from state employees
and 10 reduce the personnel as far as
: consistent with the proper carrying
out OF the duties OF the employees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
MANY JEWS LOSE LIVES
Beset by Foes In War Between soviets
and Antf-Bolshevista In
Russia.
tBv Associated Press.l

LONDON. July S.-Many Jews have
lost their lives during the operations
those Of General Gregorieff. comma nder
OF the ukralnian anti-Bolshevist army,
who have been fighting their way
northward from the Black Sea. Cecil
B. Harmsworth, undersecretary Of for
eign affairs. said In the House OF Com
mons today in replying TO a question.
General Gregorien. the under score
tnry said. was stated to be strongly
anti.Jewish In his sympathtes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
state senator In Indicted.

NEW ORLEANS. July st G. Ar
derson. State Senator. today was in
dic;cd By the Federal jury on three
counts charging violation Of the &C,
OF May IS. 1917, prescribing ten.
mile zone around naval camps within
which disorderly houses were pro-
hibi.ed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
TO PARADE IN LONDON
General PcrsIling VIII Take :,2Ot,
Men Over There for
July TO-
INV Associated Prcss.I

will accompany a detachment of 5000
American troops who will go to Lon
don TO take part in the Victory cele-
bration there July 10. Colonel Conrad
s. Babcock will be In immediate com
mand of the troops. The visit of the
soldiers TO London may be prolonged
until July &c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09

WASHINGTON July s.-Frank 7.
Polk. Acting Secretary of state, who
returned today from a weeks vacation
declined to say whether he would go 10
Paris to take Secretary Lansings niace
at the peace conference. He said he
dent Wilson and would make a state
ment later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
Makes New Flying Record.

WASHINGTON. July S.-A new non
terday between San Francisco and San
Diego. the army air service announced
today. when, Captain Lowell n. Smith
miles per hour. Captain Smith Waa
alone In Do Haviland "Blueblrd."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs James Branch Cahcll and Misses
lPriscil la. Grace and Virginia shepherd. ot
1'Dum6arton Grange" arc spending some
time at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. II. Cab.li Tahb and Miss Dora PuEh
lefty.
Mrs Deborah Harris. Of the Hermitage
Road. has icf, with her nephew. Rowland
Robins. for New York.
w Hamilton obins, ,Jr,., o! Lancs~!!!e.
sprh' !, ,ne Secn 'enn WIN ms psfsntr, Mr,
the Hermitage Road
Miss Frances l. RraIg has returned to
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
WOMEN'S MEETINGS.

The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Assocla-
ton VIII hold their regular quarterly meet
ing this morning al IL o'clock IN the SAT-
bath School rooms of Temple Beth Ahablh h.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Refuse to. Take Part
In Dinner to Prince
Sons of St. Patrick Decline to
Join British Societies i'm
Paving Tribute

The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick have
declined to join In the dinner to
be given the Prince of Wales here by
the British societies Of New York. In
declining, Victor J. Bowling, retiring
president Of the organization, said that
it was an American society and would
therefore not participate. This became
known last night at the annual meet
ing of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
in the Hotel Astor, at which the fol-
lowing statement was issued:
"President Victor j. Dowling an
nounced that the Friendly Sons Of st.
Patrick have been invited to join with
the British societies in New York act
ing as hosts at q dinner to be rendered
the Prince Of Wales.
Judge Bowling replied that the
Friendly Sons Of St. Patrick was an
American society and declined to par
ticipate therein, and that he personally
declined to speak at the banquet. The
society voted unanimously to approve
the action of President Dowling."
Officers elected last night for the
coming year were: Daniel F. Cohalan,
presidents Henry L. Joyce, first vice
president; James j. Hoey, second vice.
president; j. J. O'Kcefe, treasurer;
Morgan J. O'Brien ir., recording secre-
tary; William Colihan, corresponding
secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
,,ntks for as .,xabintg: ela a an

months for Kss -sx2bfafy: to-, die "A s5oo
bond to guarantee the payment of 81
week alimony, Goldhaber was re
leased yesterday under an order signed
by Justice De .ehanty because Mrs.
Goldhaber failed 70 prosecute her ac-
tion for q separation.
The case of Coldnaber. who had no
means OF obtaining the required bond
has attracted attention. because Il
looked as IF he must remain in the
Alimony Club as life member His
liberation came on the day that several
friends Of Sheriff Knott. who had read
of the predicament Of Goldhaber, in
formed the Sheriff tney would make un
the necessary bull IN cash.
The present turn in the fortunes os
Goldhaoer really is due % zugges-
ton made by Justice Hendrick 70
Samuel +. Miller. who out Of charitv
took up Go.dhaber's case Justice
Hendrick told Mr. Miller ne had mis-
taken his remedy and advised him TO
move 10 have the order OF arrest W.
Gated.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
on board his special train at 9 o'clock

on board his special train at 8 o'clock
tonight. =,
The last of the princes three-day
visit at this resort was passed on the
golf course, dancing at the Casino, and
in the ho.ul pool. He played two eigh-
teen-hole matches of golf, one in the
morning and one after he had lunched
in the Casino On each occasion he
was accompanied by Commander Dud-
ley North Of his suite and George
Clark, a professional player, who
coached the royal golfer.
The. prince was guest Of honor at a
tea dance from 6 to o'clock, given
by Mrs. Henry H. Rogers, jr., of New
York and Washington. A special jazz
band was brought from Washington,
and Prince Edward was continually on
the floor, apparently enjoying himself
to the utmost. Among those present
were Miss Millicent Rogers, the de-
butante daughter of the hostess; the
Misses Jane Story, Mildred Bromwell
and Margaret Harding. and the Hon.
Mrs. Thornc, wife Of Lieutenant Col
onel Andrew Thorne, of the British En-
bassy The Casino was trimmed with
the American flag and Union Jack, and
chrysanthemums and roses.
The prince had large gallery when
he took a plunge in the swimming pool
after his golf, and en- route from the
Casino the royal photographer took his
picture at the old White Sulphur
Springs, where his grandfather, as
Prince of Wales, drank sixty Years ago.