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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
"wY n,iNpl|GAF|20
ADO NEW DIVISION

That the Young r1en % Ftch.-' - i
are deep,v interested IN re local
snd Of the e+a.e-u-lie C4mnait-a r.
irg launched here av the sac ex-
acltive committee IF Ire <. N c \
herween %over7her ard Noreul be-
s Is evidenced by the fact that : ne'r
division has beer added ~ the co
no-tS # re tau7Dlir~e-e rcr- ~oeet
ert!re,v al voune business Men II
his CITY
This dtt1sion WI be headed r. {;
Ietcr Jones A. a meeting which
vas held YESTERDAY 2 Fay Dudlav
and ctunrt RaEtaI were a-rr1-1-ed
>.;ce-r1alr1.er, and T = Foster vas
selected 20 act IN Tire capacity Of:
secra;a--'
Another meeting ~ the d.vtsioa
will ae held TO-DAY. 81 which team
captains u.N he elected No info
nation IS vet available as 70 the
number Of teams that VIII conoriso
he aew 1iyisi n but Nj Joce~
states that he expects - have cutie
jArre organization ana one th7t
Wi. surrass a. previous records As
20 the ohta.r.inr cf results
r Eictor Williams cannaign
chairman FOR Richmond stated that
all cor sen. plated details Of the cam
paign vere waking out smoothly.
and tina: there i e~e~y reason to be-
'ie~e .hat E3chn.o~d Will 81 over
the TOP by large margin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
UNIFORMITY OF
WEIGHT IN BREAD

Comr7!ssiouer Purcell - he
state dairy and food d.Tls on. rA-
turned vesterday from Portsmouth.
where he appeared before -Ae state
board Of agriculture al he heAt-DE
gwen bakers OF the state Who reg
istered protest against The IN
forsenert Of the statute reQu.rtay
them 10 enclose loaves OF bread IN
Taper wraprings and stamp he
weight OF the tread On each rAfk
age
Mr.. Purcell was not disposed %
press the matter after bel. told
by the bakers that cons. ieranle
II they were comp, led % comply
with the requirement immediately
Thy claimed thai machinery would
have to be Installed In MANY baker
les which do rot have II ard Gat
this would take considerable time
After listening q this bakers side
Of the o-ase. The commissioner and d
ma jor!ty- Of the board sere willing
to post pone enforcement Of The r.
quiremnt until January !. l42o
The board now considers that al!
bakers have been notificd in al
vance 81 the de- set and they VII
be required TO have their r1achirery
Installed and 20 be in readiness to
wrap ther bread by February I j
was tact " agreed at the conference
sisa, stss sa&e-& wo,aIt3, preser7se. SO
fur IL Il Is possible, uniformity IN
the weight Of ioaves and thar me
weight woulc be nearer the maxi
mum than the minimum.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
TEAM CAPTAINS ARE
NAMED IN "Y" DRIVE

A. a meeting OF the executive
ro7on15.teA of the Richmond cam
reI-r 4 the !. VI c wAicA
viii be nut on November 4th 20 Ath
for $4,000, at the Business Men
cluh this afternoon. team captains
for the division OF workers Tor the
state conl-atttee Of the y. NJ c 4.
were selected
After the meeting 2. victor WI
Iar.s campaign chairman. and
Mailer Holia dav division charm z.
announced thA CAPTAINS as follows
: , Love. c X Willis, James :
Francis. 2 NJ Long 4 J. Che"r-
~ = 2 Y Fsrt. Jr : 4 Cav
lhroa ara II. FIJI
Tn DIVISION fer thu Medical Col
eye - Virginia \ N E a ~l.l also
oe made ar Of eight teams whose
nam IS will b announced tomorrow
The Medical College I. NJ c a has
student tean2s working which ara
c1ptalnac as follows +. hu@6
N-eas .hr c Tree Dean MUIR.
Mss arr Rau4h1an coed. a.
N E-me~o4gh. Ralrh J Walker.
= = Sheridan and ZEE L.Egan
II : a significant fact in conrec-
f5t.- nth Tire popularity OF the 81 NJ
7stGr a. regards the Medical Col
"Ee Y u c A that the doctors Of
the CIV arr ral.yirs 10 lis support
md NOS & the team captains %
tA8t division will - naafe up ~
physicians facul'% members ~ tho
7,teTe as peIl as CITY practloners.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
DEPENDS UPON WHOSE
OK IS GORfO- WILCOX

A mild sort OF informal reciprocal
Indignation meeting was held yes
te-day afternoon in one of the Of
aces Of the labor corn missioner
Howard coIvin was there. as was al
so George l. wilcox. labor represen-
tative from Richmond IN the next
house OF delegates, with a couple Of
attentive ard sympathetic newspa-
= men making up the quartet
Mr.. WILCOX was reading from an
afternoon paper news item with
a Danville, Va. date line:
The Da-vil!e Doctors through
the Academy OF Medicine, to
when eli belong have an
nounced increases If their rates
effective Immediately"
Mr.. wilcox preserved s.-tct ceu-
tral.tr Of tone ard emphasis
throughout this sentence nm lnter.
run.ed himself A. this point TO On
plain that the "Acadcrn" Of Med.
c!re" vas only Their name for a labor
union.
Surgical ror. wiz -ost fir
rar cert more than i lid nt@ht
-teits se ard dav vls.tF 80 Con
situations will be- charged for ~
the rate ~ 80 The r4e4!oos II
their st7tcr2e~t hlarae The high
cost OF living"
Having done his futv ~ -te D7--
,,ille doctors the labor da'ngsta I'D
ne offending sheet re7f.v -an ~
floor and proceeded 70 relieve his
r7ind Of the following remarks
which my or may rot BE- infused
with bitter lronv.
7 have 10 do9h- tha. ~ergr 0c-s
will deal 1-i+h traea -e~t'r~1o~ IL
t0ri4iiv +o-7 o~rc'~ raar- ~ rhtc--
rlr~ 70 - ruirr'-s A. las = ~sr-e7
F'rors as Folshev:ste -rA r ~ &
That's That wor+f~g - - ~cts
when he asks ~ his vase r. ir-
creased from sjwt- - Seventy cer'-
~ hour. WI ~ AXE az exception
TO- doctors
Amen chante1 Eora-S ro,~i~
T-hereunor &c MID sor- ~ INFORM
II meeting stood adjourned
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
Charters
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The Day and Night Bank OF Roa =
n0ke Virginia, Roanoke Va. Max.
mum. 100000; minimum, $780,
coo. J q Haley, president. Arthur
u. Clav secretary, {. A. Wood u IL
nd Horace u. Fox. all OF Roanoke,
Va. General banking business,
CRANKY Thoroughfare corpora
ton. Norfolk, Va. Maximum $500
500 minimum. $50 900. Paul W.
>ear president; Monalcus Landlord.
secretary and r. Baldwin Myers, all
Aloemarie Extract corporation.
Crozet, Va. Maximum. 500, 900;
minimum $4,000 George r. b.
NichAe. president, Charlottesville.
Va; Thomas ". Woollen. secretary.
Croze,, Va ard c. W. Allen. Char
lottesvllo, Va To manufacture or
treat vegetable, chemical or ether
substance used in dying. olor max
ing tanning or other art or Indus
Try
Buyra. Clarke and Eato1. inoor-
po-ated Norfolk. Va. Maximum.
s45. 900; minimum. $4,000. o. H.
Huy-n. president, Roland Eaton,
secretary, ana Lawrence Clarke. Jr.
al Of Novtols, Va TO engage in
business as jobbers and retailers Of
hardware of all kinds and descrip-
tions,
TIE Giles Lum her con. pany. lncoc-
pogase ed, FarmWlle. Va Maximum.
$4,000; minimum, $50. 900. e, l.
Arthur, president. Penn a-oke. Va :;
r. 3. Gilbert, sec"et airy, Farnville.
Va. aa6 II. T. Snlu... Pembroke, Va.
TO deal in lumber and lumber pro-
ducts.
rated. Norfolk, va Maximum. $780,
900, minimum. $4,000. w. A Park
er, president; A. r. Cathey. secrc-
tary, and Oliver wynne. all OF Nor
folk, Va. To conduct and carry on 4
general Oh prodncins ana selling
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
EMPLOYERS CO
On THE HONOR ROLL

Novcna Der fl~h. hest annive ST y
Of arr7istce day, has been set ~
the Office Of the assistant to tbo
secretary OF war, IN charge OF So
der err ploynent, as Ike final date
for Applications for Tire citation Is
sued Jointly BY the var aad navy
departments 20 al employers wao
lave taken back Their service r2ea,
or who stand ready to re-en1ploy
them. Letters postmdrEed after
midnight Of this day cannot he Gov
s.derad b. the service ANA .nto-'I.... d.
ton br-cCh Which IS N charge II
the issuance of The ce-tihc2te.
Some 40, 600 Of these citations
have been already granted 70 CO.
porations, firms ana individual err
ploycrs who have put Themselves
or res ord Wilh the var a. department.
They are row members Of the L.
zion Of Patriotic Employers, st-lrt'I
= Ma Of this yv2r
The citation Vk.th Zach ono has
received N the form If 1 handsome
document, SUITABLE for tr2a'ir--
signed by the seccec2rv OF r'ac ana
the secretary OF the nat'y y
Shows ina. the recipient has p!c6~2t
himself 70 keep faith WITT all a.s
Employees Who entered the arm II
The nav in defense of the eoua.~-.
curing the aar.
This tine linn. : nov s~t n $40
il vet opportunity 70 maze al an
piica ton Employers Who cons 3ec
themSe .ves eAgla3e for = rtr7t.aH
should address Le4te1a1t Coitnel
II c Sne.;G Cour-.l ~ National
Defense oHtldiae WASH: rgtos =.
c. sta.tre that they have - ken
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
MRS. BRYAN HEADS
RED CROSS CAMPAIGN

The wornens committee in the
Red Gross membership campaign,
starting next Sunday and endlnS
November Il, Will be headed oN
Mrs St George Bryan, Mrs. Carroll
n. NoutaE and Miss frederlci~
Campbell. Attent'1a was drawn 10
the tact that finishing touches arc
being made to plans tor SPECIAL
street enrolment day next Thurs
day when this announcement was
made last night At campaign head
quarters Fourth and Grace streets
Fifty enrolment booths will be
located at easily 4ccessihle spots in
all parts OF the city Thursday
Women in large mum befs have
readily consented to take charge Of
the booths As or al other DAYS
of the third roll call only s. mem
berahips in tho !oca! chapter tor
1920 Will be solicited Thursday.
Several pern1anenl membership
booths will De maintained through
out the earlpaiEr Location Of three
of these booths and those in charge
follows: Cohen company Mrs. sam
Cohen: Miller aad Rhoads. Miss
Bessie jackson Postoffioe, Mrs
Fred Pleasants.
Red Cross workers have been
granted special permission TO wear
their uniforms while occupied " IN
cam paign duties The motor corps.
which became inactive last june,
has been reorfanized under the
leadership Of Captain Frederica
Campbell and viii open otices at
roll call headquarters Many m
portant tasks viii he assiSred mem
bars OF the corps during the drive
Following arc thc members Of the
execut 'e committee named for the
roll cal. Coleman workman. Henry
L Cabell r. X. Scott, john stewart
Bryan. De SOTO Fitzgerald Mayor
George AInslie. II. G Boykin. A !.
Wilmer. Richard tswathmey Charles
e. Williams aad M!sS Martha "
Purcell! The speakers bureau "iil
be headed ay Morton G Tha!hlme:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
MYSTIC SHRINE H0lOS
CEREMONIAL Session

Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine. after
days or n.ystc planning, have ar
ranged a full program 60" the Ger
mortal session which will be heId
this afternoon. tonight ard early
tomorrow morning. The program
leads Of with a business Session,
beginning at 80 O'Clock. The ban
quot At Acca Temple viii follow ore
horr later. with the coacert at 80
-'r te cL Ceremonial rites Will be-
-in n: i@,l- O'Clock
F,vewv hospital in the city has been
rot,fed 30 have all srare aT17bu!a7 es
% readin ss ana on the mark craHE-
&c up md roatv to 60 at II ~
p n u is a. this hour that the
rea~t. r,derinc oroans Of the near
Initiated VIII begin to annoy the
ue.rk bo~hood al Of the ac7hu-
lar -. VII he envipped with at !east
Two ~ rco1s. several strete5er-
bearers FED t-oss rurses and ore
sAv-p..ot n ease o. err ergeney.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
FINANCE COMMITTEE
On HEARICO GAS

ror,,,tdoh,a a,3A~,.iors tror, tho
>-n,.fo 60, ~ a>,y,ar+ad +o anoear
hefora 10 So cnr, r,,,ttee ~
t,s Foun..s, ~ .hen II con-
yar,as a. o,o1,rl. 80 nrrt.a. against
~ ,raga7 ,, .,,' sa,.,,irA of the Hen
10 ro1,,,+, 70 rornanv and to
.I,,.ga Ma rirI. +aEe Some cps TO
re9,,,5v rba sft,,stion
,... .orsiaor-
ne coiAii'i'tee t'@9 -9no,et+tnr +o
ING toE some .'iI.e a ~ No.
i-aSs ne pm pa - 49, re
company pu' t1s p 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
CARLOADS Of RYE
At NEWPORT NEWS

Newport News Oct. 29.-Three
h4nare1 carloads OF rye are on lhs
,oca4 railroad tracks, awaiting
transportation abroad The grain
elevator has been out Of commission
70. several days and probably will
nor be n working order until Sarur
= causing ten DAYS delay in the
030e aTaer, a: grain from th!s port,
approx. n1a;ely a half a million
ua!aeIs & rye Wi, be shipped 70
Europe from Newport News next
weel. fa,low!c- up the continual
stream Of grain that has been flow
ing through th,s port and 70 foreign
countries al This fall.
When the elevator is repaired, ii
wi!I hold shout I0o a9e more bushels
OF wheat and this viii be transported
70 foreign markets as rapidly as
Shipping facilities become available
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
Obituary
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Funeral &c. ices Tor Police Ser
Eea1t John 4 Tyler, who died early
Tuesday morning at his home 2ol2
Hanover avenue will be conducted at
50 e'Slorr this afternoon ir the
First Presbyterian church The
burial VIII no in Rivervqeu. tn Rev
Or j. Calvin Stewart VIII 0..c4atc
assisted b. the Revs. G. P K.aE,
Marion Boggs, J, F'rar IS Rit Die and
the Rev Dr y. 7 McFadGen
MFa r oiteg't =. Hu,igins, soloist OF
Fret Baptist church. wall sing two
OF sergeant Tyler's favorite hymns.
SAFE III the Arms o. FeSus and
Some Day We VIII Understand
Mounted police details from the
seve "a stations viii head the pro-
cessIo1
The pa!Ihearers viii be. Active
r. C. Tate, r l. Shoemaker. J. r.
Thomas, j. a. Purd!e Charles Ger
ring, 4 c. Holt, Andrew h~ouSs
ard VI. / Wade H0norary-Dr.
81 Julien Opponhimer II W.
Eoun'ree, : j. Ham, ]. A Brad
shaw, J A. Umlauf, r. b Sowel.
T. Nj. Lenders and G. F. Currie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
boswell CELEBRATES
LAST Of TIE WEEK

Ar End OF the War" celebration
will ,bs gwen ~ ,1s'ss e.. Narrower
county. FriQay and SatQrday a.
which tine exercises will be arraag
ed for OF special Interest 40 aoi...e-s
OF the great army There NJ. be
music and dancing ana saovt al
dresses On American Legion. Le@E4e
OF Nations, National H.ea~avs Re4
Cross. Boy Scouts and other Eea
lures. ARA ngo aaeatS have been
made 70 have train So stop az Dos
well az 1881 r. NJ. To take on pas
sAngers for Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
Ilrridlcr in I1ncTi

C'ha-res e house breal, n : against
William. Lawson ana I-ercH Brown
yss~a 1tlle prosecuted vestorday IN
ne musings court but Lawson
.ea7ef guilty. 20 another charge ~
BURGLARY ana was gwen twelve
months IN Jail with a hre Of 5
Andrew Brown waS Hned $50 upon
conviction Of pe6ditng v-t;7cut
license TIE caSe came VI o. ap-
eal from Police court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
Fined for Larceny.

TIE federal jury was recalled yes
tertaay by Judge Waddill 20 t-v
three cases in the district court j.
Il shelton { 6 Dsese and J A.
Craven acre al t-ieS for the same
oftaase tha: Of larceny OF govern
r7e-. property frc0a Camp Lee
shelton vas acquitted by the 5ur,,
tyessc v~as sentenced rs ode Gay III
Jail and ms OF $50. and Craven,
in whose horne the goods ere said
,o have heen found was given one
.av n ja!! and raade u paw a tne
~ s.h0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
TIKI" BLUES %
Caused by
Acid-Stomach

NulIops OF people Who worry are tespon-
dert, hive spelis OF mental depression .eel
blue and re etten melancholy. believe that
these conditions are due 20 outside influences
over which they have little or no control.
Nearly always. however, they can be traced
10 an int "a a. sourlH- acid stomach. Nor Ia
Il 70 be wondered at. Acid -storn en- tregir,
ming with such well defined symptoms as indi-
Ees6on. beAching, heartburn, hloat, etc. Will.
II not checked, in rIne st'ect 70 some degree
or other all the vital organs The nervous
system Deco Lcs deranged Ugest,oa suffers.
The blood 10 impoverished. Health ard
ssron 9Th Are undermined. The victim oil acid
ssom a0h although he may not know the
cause OF his ailrnents feels BIZ hope. courage.
emo1oon az energy slipping. Ard truly life
oafk mot worth much To the man or
woman who has acid stomach
0et rh Oft, Don let acid -stona ach hold
you back wreck your heath, make yourdays
R1aerSoae make you victim of the blues
ana gloomy thoughts There is 4 marvellous
modem remeiy called EATON tC-that brir gs
Dol suCu quick relief from your stomach
mkerSeS-sete your stomach TO mathematics
sTong. cool, sweet and comfortable Helps
you get back your strength, vigor vitality,
enthusiasm and good cheer So many thou,
ands upon Thousands OF sufferers have used
AIONlC with such nnarvelously help.li re-
enue mat We are sure Ecu viii feel the same
way IL you will tust give it trial. Get big
90 cent box OF EATONIC-toe good tasting
tablets that you eat like q bit OF cently-tr from
your druggist today. He viii return yous
money II results are not even more than you
Aynerk -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
Eainh b Martin.

Ralph Bernard Martin. twenty-one
Years old, youngest son of Wll.i&rl
Y. and MIS- Eliza beth Pollard Mar
TIN. OF Een~!co county, dropped dead
or heart trouble Monday night az
1880 Wine visiting the home OF q
friend He had just returned from
an oppoSuH1 aunt and was eXanin-
ING gasoline engine when re was
stricken
SeS'ds9 h!s parents Mr.. Martin is
survived by I've sisters Mrs 4
MoChee. Mrs. 4. F. Gauldine Mrs.
w T Biakey, Jr., Mrs.. L. w Inns
comb and Miss Alma Martin ava
three brothers, J L., ". r ana
Melvin Fl. Martin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30

Business IN police court yesterday
was extremely slack Judge Crugch-
field wearidy placed i fine 81 50
each on Mrs. Mary Gl.elno and
e. D. p III for not having lights on
their automobiles and one Of $40 on
Napoleon Thorn pscn. arranged on
the aggravated charge Of drunk ana
begging on the streets. Napoleon
was also required 70 furnish bond
OF 5000 for three months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
rtted states Railroad Admiulxsra
tion suu~unc~+

That Pullman parlor car now ope-
rated over Richmond Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad tro,,
Washington or Train No 55. arriv-
!rg Main Street Station. Richmond
80 ? NJ daily. Will Re detached
from this train At Hermitage ana
operated 10 BROAD Street Station. ar.
irving $40 P M daily, beginning
saturday. November ADV. y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
w. W. ptAdcn

Eilfanl ". Peace, died Tuesday
al his home, 242S Floyd avenue,
His funeral took place at Black
Creek, Hanover county, yesterday
afternoon following services at
Sacred heart Cathedral He Is sur
vived by his mother. Mrs. Mary c.
Grace and by two brothers, Ollie n.
PsaSc. OF Francs. and Gordon Y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
Logan X. Hughes

Funeral services for Logan W
Hughes. who died Nondoy ~,
Rocky Mount, y. @, were copduc,eI
at the grave in lakewood cep7ete-v
yesterday afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30

Mrs Charles Johnson. os Second
avenue. Highland Park. has ~c-
turned from the hospital whe-e Ac
underwent an operation and !s rap
idly tmpro ing
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-08
BREED THEATRE,

Dorothy Phillips in tic superb pro-
duction. The Talk of the Town" heads
the double feature bill at the Breed
theatre today. Miss Phillips IS seen in
tine role of Geneva French. a young
and beautiful woman to whom the
marriage ring meant a declaration of
Independence. She neither loved
nonOrcd nor obeyed. In the unre-
suaincd pursuit Of happirt SIS and free
Ccm she became involved with a man
about town and her name became link
ed with his in society gossip and her
honor was Jest to be haneied about
among men. Yet through Il most in
Senious trick of psychology her hus-
band was bio to bring her to her
senses and % make he" 4 good wife
and a good mother. How this was ac-
complished forms the thane Of The
Talk Of the Town"
Gail Kane will also he seen in THE
Dare Devil" an unusual love story
fun Of fun and thrilling situations and
the Pathe News will comointc the bill.
As usual there will he four shows
today, at l@9. 8, els and S15.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-08
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

A subsea magnet invented in Ja7
ian has brought up thousands OF
Japanese shells fired in practice AZ
sea any may now be used to extract
shell scraps from European battle
fields.
Oliver Fl. Eochi, a Los Angeles hotel
helboy. who rose TO the rank Of cap
tain VIII the 1S6th division has sig
rltied his intention of returning to
Los Angeles and starting work again
as ''beIlhop'
The British have ordered the cor
suuction in this country Of 20.0oQ
tanks Of mod /ate size. regardless
Of the return OF peace che machines
are so designed that they can be used
as farm tractors if desired.
A man in PittsfeId gave a store
keeper a $2.59 gold piece for cent
and got il back some rirle later. after
little girl who had bought some val
eutines after he went out came in to
buy some more and gave the store
keeper the $3.50 gold piece fora cent.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-08
MAKE YOUR OWN LAGER
ONE CENT q GLASS;

Finest you ever tasted, easily made
at home; delicious, satisfying. invigor-
ating; all the flavor sparkle and
snap of best lager beer brewed; not
to be compared with usual so-called
near beers Just get Paragon Malt
Hops Extract and follow the simple
directions. Have better, purer, whole
somer drink than you ever bought in
saloons or cafes. Fine clear color,
rich, creamy foam. Removal of food
restrictions again permits using this
extract as directed. Extract itself con-
tains no alcohol and can be sent to any
dry section. One agent writes:
"Neighbors think il just fine; can't be
beat. Some come for miles to find if [
have any extract" One package makes
T gallons genuine malt and hops brew.
the kind that really touches the
spot" Paragon Malt-Hops Extract.
only $3.50, prepaid. Send today Para
gon Malt Co, Dept. n. b. $40 Sherman
St, Chicago, III. marSd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-08

IN Flanders form the rec background
10Y action that expresses Tx bravery
OF the Red Cross IN Working under
the very months of German suns, to
restore TO normal physical and men,
tal health til" children of France and
Belgium male fatherless, motherless
and homeless by war. II is amid
such scenes that Nauette. the little
vie of John Patricia, an aviator with
the Canadian Expeditionary Forces,
lahors night and day. and suffers the
,ndiSniGes Of aforementioned, lustful
Huns before she is reunited with her
husband and decorated by the French
government for her valorous services.
The supporting cast Of THE Heart
Of Humanity includes William Stow .
Cll Robert Anderson. Pat OMalley,
Margaret Mann, Wat Whitman.
Gloria JOY ana others They will be
seen at the Auditorium theatre on
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of
next Wei, with Dorothy Phillips in
the leading role of Nanette
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-08
HUMOR OF TIE DAY

Pop. what is a gossip:
"A gossip, my son. is Il rerscr who
tells things before we have a chance
to tell them ourselves. = Life.
Knicker-Blood is thicker than
water.
Bocker-And the milk Of human
kindness is thicker than ink.--New
\ erik Sun.
Are you going to rusticate this
summer, Mrs. Comeup2''
'Oh, no tines are too aard. We're
Just going down on the farm. Min
neapolis Tribune.
Carter-Aren't you drinking little
more than usual?
Clubleigh-Yes: my wife has a cold
il. her head and can't smell a blame
thIng.-Boston TRANSCRIPT.
Why are, YOU looking so sad, OLD
Chap?''
My wife leaves for the shore to-
morrow. If look happy she may post
pone it"-BoSton Globe.