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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

South Hill. whore she spent two months
with her daughter. Mrs. Eanes
Mrs. Marvin Parkes. after spending
Ezekiel Taylor, has gone back 10
Philadelphia.
Misses Mary Ayres and Gladys Mel
son. OF Accomac. were tho Weekend
guests OF Miss Margaret Curtis
Miss Alma Stewart. of Washington,
Is at the home OF her mother, Mrs
Preston 5. Stewart.
Mrs. y. Ii. Summerman. or Accomac
lately visited Mrs. II. L. Shield
Mrs. W. H. Parker has returned
from Il trip to Baltimore.
Miss Mavoa Mason. of Baltimore, Is
being entertained at the home OF Mr..
aud Mrs. y. W. Mock.
Will ID. upshur. of Georgia. was a
recent visitor here at tho homo OF
G. Fred Kelley.
Or. o. l.. Powell is in New York to
welcome home from France his
nephew. Powell Hopkins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

HERR. arc many ladies who prefer
to go about with a hairy growth
ON the arms or face than TO go through
what they think is n dread in the re-
moving OF them. They surely do not
know about the new method now en-
ploycd by those who ar. acquainted
with the new and absolutely safe way
10 remove this disagreement The
way 10 do il is 10 dissolve away" the
hairs. This Is don" by moist"nnr the
hairs with sulfo solution. This can be
obtained at any drug store for about i
dollar. In a fcw moments the hairs
arc seen "a CrinIlc up ana dissolve. so
TINT You can wipe OFT the hairs com
pictcly with swish Of the finger. II
leaves the skin absolutely clear and
clean and leaves no spot or rcdncSs
whatever Using face lotion could
mix OF mako ready. This should be Oh
every woman's dresser.
LOOKING Removing wrinkles
nov is easy. r"mn rl<ably easy. II re-
quircs but minute or so a day. nnd
you cannot fail ii you will use a cream
made by mixing one tablespoonful ot
c!Yccrinc ana the contents OF a two
ounce package Of eptol in a half pint
Of water. The way II works Is this
Tn" p"rcs al the skin are made smaller
and the texture Of the skin is accord
inely refined. .\s The skin becomes
pumped ZIP In" wrinkles. large ana
small, quickly vanish This is the now
way, AMI YOU viii save a lot Of time
and trouble o.. adopting i, from today
Oh. Iha 'ptoi costs about ha If a dollar
at tn" drag store.
MISS a.. E-Thcrc's more 10 remove
from tn" scalp than mere dirt There
are fatty scales which form, and which
can only be removed by dissolution.
IT YOU us" Il tcaSpOORful OF cEEol in
half q cup Of water. head wa sh.
IT VIII REMOVE all these accommodations
which r"tard the growth ot tho hair.
II VIII e!So max" your hair very silky.
'Ih'r" is enough for over Il dozen sham
p""s az - twenty-five cent package Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
FRECkLES
Now Is the Time to Get Rid OF These
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest
need OF feeling ashamed OF your
freckles. as Othine-double strength
is guaranteed TO remove these
homcly spots.
Simply get an ounce OF Othine-
double Strength-from any druggist
and apply a little of it night and
morning and you should soon see
that even the worst freckles have
begun to disappear, while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely. It is
seldom that more than an ounce is
needed TO completely clear the skin
and gain a beautiful, clear COM
plcXion.
Be sure TO ask for the double
strength Othine. as this is sold under
guarantee of money back il IL fails
to remove freckles-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
go AFTER TIE PLACE.:
NOt NA\T NIflI NIGnR

II your heart yearuS 20 obtain 81 cor
"a IN kind OF work or employment, 90
after 'hat With will "a win. Forget
he wag.s :, They viii come up in
;irnc. Begin n, the bottom AT small
wages. mastering every stroke rs YOU
20. Read something on your new
work il there is any such in print
Think Of the details OF tn, business
rs you go and come Us best mean
inSs aud It's uurealizcd puSS Utilities
Will thus Work themselves into your
uG5St dreams.
So Your ideas VIII begin 20 coun.
Tor something. 10 u" appreciated by
the boss and 10 cnticc you into now
and higher channels Of effort II is
:, wonderful Thing TO be lGrci OH 10y
a mig idea Q; your own, my boy. II Is
chc hes; secret To the happy life. Md
such a boon Will surely be yours IN
tho good time 20 come. II YOU VIII bu;
,ollow the simple rules here given Hut
struggle ilithful,N O!,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
ONAMCOCK

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
oNANcoCl<. VA. March 29.-Miss
Florcnc. McNcal. Of Fairport. Va. who
is pupi! of tho Onancock High school
entertained number OF her school
mates Friday evening.
Mrs. Sadie Bull has returned from,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

he, therefore. presented tho dynasty
upsettinE editors with n Autograph for
their penny publication, which. how
ever In spite of this assistance. failed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
.ADrop Or Two. -Superfhaous
Hairs Are Gomez
lH,w to Remove SuPerauous
Hair by DissoiyinE Them
Away New Toilet Lux
mry. Other beauty Secrets.


in ~ few moments. yes. in few mo-
nents. Just sprinkle n little neroxtn
on u wet cloth. Rub the blackhcads
with this and in a few minutes you
will find they have entirely disap-
reared. Your druggist can supply you
with the ncroxin for not moro than
rftN cents
MRS y T. S.-The most remarkable
result which you could ever hope to
achieve on the skin can DC accom-
plished quickly by using :, creamy mix
'urc made lay mixing one ounce OF zin-
tone and two tablespoonful OF sly.
cerine in a pint OF water BY using
this freely. YOU will notice in fcw
ishcs YOU speak Of will have faded
from sight. and leave instead com
pioXion OF surprising loneliness. Any
druggist can supply. you with the zin-
DESPAIRING-S horl thin hair sim
ply means that the roots OF the hair
are no. getting the nourishment which
i ,hSN ahoui S nnye This is proven 70
how'naNy OF the different tonicS YOU
have been using as mentioned in your
icotr. Here Is formula which has
friends Of mine. 1t has remarkable
power OF forcing hair to grow. and
II is quickly absorbed b% the hair roots
To half pint Of bay rum and "a half
pin; OF water add the contents OF
ono ounce bottle of beta -uuinol which
costs about nity cents at any drug
store. Within a month you should SOC
e r"markablc difference III tho length
and thickness Of your hair. and IL Will
stop failing.
MRS j. 1.-The arrllitS can be kept
Tree from excessive pcrspiration By the
use OF hydroliZcd tale. Liquids for this
purpose dry quickly and arc apt TO dry
tho skin. The hydroliZcd tale may be
secured for half dollar.
JoSEPiiiNE--The name Of my face
powder is "Naloska Suratt Face Pow
der. IT Is made cXuuisitcly fine in
order TO oliminut. chalkincss. and you
viii find it superb. Drug stores now
sell II in any tint. fifty cents.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
It's AS Easy to Own a Hoosier AS
1t is to Save Work

The Hoosier Kitchen
Cabinet is universally ac-
knowledged the greatest
and most needed household
convenience and labor-sav-
ing device. 1t is saving
miles Of steps for a million
and a half women each day.
1t is saving their strength
and cutting down the hours
formerly required for kitch-
Ell work.
It's 40 exclusive convent
ences and work-reducing
inventions have given it
first place in the realm Of
household helps. 1t is the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

ONE method Of making
kitchen work easy and en-
joyable.
BY reason of enormous
production, Hoosier prices
are within reach of all. In
fact, they are low in COM
parison with the great saw
ing they make. Hoosier
terms are also an advan-
tagc. One dollar deposit
pnts any model in your
Kitchen. Small weekly pay
mcntS.
Come and select YOUR
fIOoSier now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
SOMETHING uNpNoTI,
N THE MAN Et q.

LOOK Your man IN thc cyo. Thcro IS
something hypnotic in a keen deter
mined look. State what you want in
;he fewest words possible, answer every
quest ion frankly. tell the truth. II you
pretend 10 have had a lot Of expert
cacc when YOU have no; and begin to
Sidestep IL! any such way your Couu-
tenance vii! fall Then YOU Viii bc
as good as whipped ana Viii go homo
hating yourself and drcadins - starr
DO no; look for snap" An easy
job wi!l dry YOU MP, weaken YOUR
purpose TO amount To something, lowe"
Your sclf-rcspcct SUCH Il place viii
soon grow du! and h3tcful TO YOU.
Tackle something heavy or difficult. y
and develop Your body while YOU earn
wages Is the best for YOU. sitting all
day in AN Office is about the worst
y, Your age weak and undcrdcvcl-
opcd body means a weak anu cringing
mind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
Shades to Order

Let us quote you quality Shades made to measure
of the best wearing materials, genuine Hartshorn
rollers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

comparison the two renditions could not be
told apart, he forgot expense. Month after
month he remained buried in his laboratory.
his every faculty concentrated upon one goal.
Finally he emerged to announce that here at
last was what the world had long awaited,
an instrument which would RE-CREATE,
not merely initiate. He exhibited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

fNHREE million dollars was what it cost
i to perfect the New Edison. And it
three times three million had been required
II would have been spent. For when Thomas
A. Edison assailed the problem Of achieving
an instrument which would actually RE
CREATE an artists voice or instrument
with such fidelity that by the test of direct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
lie NEW EDISON

No hu,nan'car car distinguish between
the living voice and its RECREATION or
this instrument he told the directors of his
company. And the same applies to a
violin, a cornet, d banjo; any musical instru-
rncnt. Now build replicas. Don't lower
the standard have set in this Official Lab
oratory Model I've spent S3,ooo,000 &c
perfect this monograph. II IS ready to
offer TO the public"
Hundreds Of tone tests conducted! in public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

have proved the truth of the great scientists
claim. The New Edison does RE-CREArE
the artists voice or instrument with such
fidelity that the two renditions are indistin-
guishable. And now you can have in your
home at the cost of but $285, the Official
Laboratory Model, encased in beautiful
Chippendale or William and Mary Cabinet
the instrument which cost 100000 to
perfect. Call tomorrow and hear your
favortc songs RE-CREATED.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31

Every man who works for the
Standard Oil Company I'm
diana) is trained to understand
the ideals OF service animating
the Company in all of its
activities.
This training makes him feel
that, to the people he serves,
he is the Standard Oil Com
pany Qndiana), and that he
individually must carry the
grave responsibility of main
tanning the high standard of
serrice whichreAects the policy
Of the management.
1t is this responsibility which
makes every employee feel that
he is a vital factor in the Or
ganization, and enables the
Company to fulfill its obliga-
ton as a public servant.
cIo-I.,.l oil Tnr,,,a.,,,
{fadana)
90 a.Mebiiss Ave. Chicago. m
E
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31

90 ~. fa~..4-.A.. -. -.
~ ~..ers 49, n.g.s...ss. 80
II -. sse. ss * - :,
:. &C.,. 49,. -.
&C.. 80 $500. Y. ~ ~ ....s oas'-
-, rS.s.an~ 49, o.1.nS Son1e. -: ~ ~ ~.
n.sln y scSu1s 1Ie0'.
t t a ..1e.ae.Ss -. uspe1a
Aoi AleM .eiue On Tue aSAntenanc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31
PERsoNRHf1
81 Hiksah.
EDWARD E. RATION


private secretary. to the secretary
Of the navy. is a philosopher Of the
most optimistic type. He 10 bub-
bling over with cheerful things to
say about life.
do you know where sunshine
ia?" says this joyous secretary.
Sunshine isn't in the sky. it's IN
the heart. Do you know what
makes a sunny day for me! It's
when I see someone with happy
eyes. for then know that there Is
sunshine in his heart. l see il
shining out.
Well, there may be something To
hir theory. At least he seems 70
ge- a lot OF Joy out of life and there
10 plenty ef sunshine in his own
eyes.
| Mr.. Britton doesn't believe in old
age. He thinks that age 10 Just
matter Of environment ana thought
He has young men for friends and
10 he talks and thinks and feels q
young ~ they are.
J And surely only = man with 1
boyish mind could have rugged VI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31
U. s. Nm
WEAKENED 4
MONEY CRISIS
Continued from Page One.)

tremendous stocks Of geeds during
the holidays. begin to pay their
eastern balances, the fow Of money
eastward will begin. Money is fully
expected by the federal reserve
board to be easier in the month. of
January. But that Decent mean
that the discount rate will be low
cred or that advances to member
banks will be resumed In unlimited
QuaHtities. 1t does mean that the
opportunity will be ct hand to take
up, the slack. the outstanding fed
eral reserve notes and other credits
which have been q drag on the sit
uation.
Good From Edge Law.
Much good is expected by the
federal reserve board to come from
the operation Of the Edge Law
which would permit export organi-
cations to be formed to finance ex-
ports. The public generally may
not realize that the United States
has a trade balance in its favor oi
nearly three billion dollars and yet
| in shipping out gold in unprece-
dented bulk. This means simply
that American exporters have been
selling to Europe on credit aud
that America is paying for her own
imports in gold in the hope IL
stabilizing the exchange market.
But while that big trade balance
CONTINUES, American concerns are
drawing heavily on our own banks
for money to pay overhead and
other expenses. These loans are a
tserious drain.
| How long can they continue?
mot much longer. And Europe
must get on its feet again in order
ito begin paying her bills to Anne, ;
lea. It would be = serious thing
for America II the bottom droppeal
lout Of European affairs and 1t be-
came apparent that Americans
couldn't hope to get their money
tfo- outstanding bills and that pro-
lcuction would have to be curtaile.l
because Of 2 stringency Of credit.
1.-The Edge law Is designed to save
1.-THE country to q certain extent from
THAT particular situation. Senator
Edge may not have intended to
! build up public sentiment for the
peace treaty by his proposal to dis
tribute foreign Securities to the
American people, but every prac-
ltical argument for protection Of
American investments In Europe II
J bound to arise a. soon Is the pub
lie begins buying IN large quanti-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31

At .ths Christian church the pro-
gram was a. follows
Song. 10y to The World" by
school.
Prayer, by pastor.
Recitation. Merry Christmas"
Audrey Florence.
Recitation. Riding With SAINTS"
Leon Tucker.
Recitation. quite Like q Stock
Ing" Ethel Andrews.
Exercise, five primary scholars
Sorg. by choir. t
Recitation. Charles Brown,
Recitation. Laura Fargo.
Song, senior class.
Recitation, "Tommy's Christmas
Reflection" Everett Hussons.
Recitation. Christmas In the
Heart" Lois Kellogg.
Recitation. "On Christmas.
Leone Tucker,
Song, WILDER Woodhurst.
Piano solo, Nettie Hubbart..
Exercise by four boys, Cheeley
Sctryyer, Arden Reisenbigler,
Chester Burns. Roy Woodhurst.
Recitation, Delbert Andrews
| Recitation, Christmas Day..
Marjorie Schryver.
!! Song, Wilma Dillon.
/ Recitation, Ralph Woodhurst.
| Reading, Mrs. StOudt.
| Recitation, "At Seven tn the
y 19orusn0 paul Ctnu6f
| Piano solo, Ruth Stoudt.
| Recitation. Rosetta Dillon.
| Song, Pauline Lawrence.
( Recitation, Roy WoodhurSt.
4 Duet, Mrs. Brown and Rev
TUCKER.
i Rensdiction. Presents were dis
trituted from a tree and each one
present received treat.
I Robert Wheelock, son of Mr.. aud
Mrs George Wheeloek of Erie. was
wounded in the foot on Wednesday
BY the accidental discharge Of 8
\ revolver he was handling. The re.
volver had been used for shooting
geese and was supposed to b
empty. The boy pointed it at hill
foot and pulled the trigger, whei
lit was discharged, the ball lodgins
Y in the foot and splintering the b0nt
Iand damaging the foot seriously
He was taken at once to a hoapitsl
I'm Davenport for treatment.
Erie yslatives have received wor;
THAT Rudolph Miller Of ShefAeld
lin. was operated unon last We'd
.Jloaday night at Rochester, Nina.
lAna Z large stone removed from u.
II eall duet. MIR. Miller had been II
J fill health for several years. and @
late has been growing worse. II. i
} hopsd that the operation will prov
I benefciai and he will soon be r.
1 | stored to health. He Is a son-in
4llaw Of George Besse Of Erie AM
4 was . former resident here.
y Miss Susie Pierce, who has bee,
y ossanist at the Erie Methods
Z church for a number Of years, wa
Z pfesented with q beautiful silve
81 table service at the Chriatmas exsr
eeA 1ses 1t the church Wednesday eve
e {ning, - q token Of appreciation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31
ERIE

" reunions were h4l
.ursday and the ChSit
pervaded the entl3e
& the number enteE :
MIR. and Mira. h /,
hose guests were ~
TX Thompson and II.
.ve Guthrie and l1nmiI
al ,.is. Erwin DeAiso1 eQAe3
neA M and Mrs. Arthur 1ama
fanilys and Mr.. and Mrs. Client
- anA familv Mr.. and Mrs
Hawk be- uests Mr.. and
Ar dr. ana Mira
y y of Nevton|
ompsnn and
and Mra
hildYen o.
o,lA tss Corr
Wells, 4 .nd MYs
smofy I'd Mr.
.orrin n . Pratt
IA poA A ct tn
henry PfuA : AM
IN. Frank tn
re. Nj
md MrA Era N
Mrs.. Lester v
JOster and ia Y
EInbbart and d,
Matthew'S, MIR,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31
IIhoF.A||klD
cry SIolY
s REl.EA(E


lsrs, 723 Twsnty-ainth
ed Monday night after
ssen in the hand and
he had been set apon
was dismissed On q
carrying concealed yea
aEistrate D. J. Clelana in
= yesterday aftsrnoos.
e produced evidence
/ Carothers had bur
i 81 calibet revolver from
y at $50 Twentieth seu&a
ID therefore was Eail =
oncealed weapons \ Ia
gun with him Ia hs
III through the palI oi
\ ,elf throug to pair Of
vas taken before MATS
after he had comDIet-
\ \ that he had ~frdA-
. story OF losing We(
aim relief from nrG I.
1 uniting to $500. n
srato Lcnient. b
4 4 for carrying coAceSI,
~ a fine Of from &25lt
Magistrate Cleland hdN
ian had punished hin
entity, and ordered hi
carotheys appeared y
\ with his hand bandag{;
1 arm In . sling.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31
DRIRY

Anthony Bopp 0f Gpalding, Neb..
arrived Tuesday to spend the holi-
Gays with his brother. Lanos Bopp.
and other relatives.
Miss Mae THOMPSON sud brother.
Trisg Thompson, Who ars attend
ing school at Rossyille. Ill. arriv-
ed here Wednesday 10 spend the
holidays with their parents.
Miss Bernice Spickler Is quite Ill
with pneumonis. .. prehent.
Mn Emma Kilgus Eaifhury and
son Xlhert. Mrs. Joe wsngef Of
Forrest. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Weisper Of Remington Ind, came
Wednesday to visit the. ladies' Sis
ter. Mrs. Waiter ziegenhorn. and
brother, Louis Suffer, who are Ill.
Miss Roselia Diehl spent Sunday
with her mother. Mrs. ". lehman
of Joy.
The Misses Callie and Marie
Thompson and brother. Trigy
Thompson, we're entertained Sun
cay at the home Of their uncle,
Andy Garrett, near Eliza.
The teachers Of the public schools
| are enjoying a weeks vacation dur
ing the holidays.
Kenneth NusshAum, infant sor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William NussbauM
lis quite III 1t present.
At the preaching service at Prov
idence church Sunday four new
members were added to the church
There will be preaching Sunday
Jan. II. At 3 p. m.
The ladies OF the Providence
| church will serve dinner ct th,
church basement New Years das.
Rev. J. H. H. Winter and fsthsf
II. c. H. Winter departed Monda,
evening for Indianapolis. Ind, t
visit their son and brother owe
New Years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31

In the II provinces Of Siam there
are nearly 175.000 monks and nuns
connected With the temples Of the
native religion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31

! There ID . bit Of folk lore that
eggs capnot be Matched II they are
carried across running water.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31

HuDO6rt Ruu Va
Matthews, MIR,
shaw and baby
MI, and Mrs. Ire,
baby from Minpeapo
holiday guests at the
home.
Christmas exercise,
|. the Erie churches Q
evening with program
foilovs, AZ the Bapt'
program vas given b.
! mainly. With the foil
bera:
Song. sCcronations,
ration.
\Prayef. by pastor.
Recitation. Orma Sc
IRscitation. Telen LII
xercise, Marguerite
- peeWeerd.
Bong, Marion and Dc
line.
Recitation. Anna Ba.
Piano Duet. Robert
and Bessie Woleyer.
Recitation. Mildred v
Primary dialogue. prs
Recitation. Vivian RI,
Vocal trio, Bessie,
Robert Wclsyer.
Vocal solo, Mrs. Val
stein.
Recitation. Arson Meta
Ex4rcias and song. u
Recitation, Clarence s.
Recitation. Kenneth Nj
Exercise. Vallie and B
syeg aM4 Marguerite Ba
~ latien. yuinita LII
Recl Eation. Wilma Fem
Voooi duet. Misses Ca
Gains yyend.
noeltslian. Marion Fro
IA cle4la9 fenarks.
yfayer.
U1qolaoy.
~ The Methodist churc'
ham WAs q follows:
cAR. 70 Little Town
~, : segregation.
cffp&nre reading, Lilll'
pyAyeF. BY pastor.
Address OF welcome,
11eNaiH.
Welcome, Arst prlmar'
4ln1aypaher.
ecitAtion. beverly ST
Mediation. Qenevieve
osig. Far Away in Il
My and Gail Miller.
citation. Audrey Js
acitAtinn, Margaret
Ch0ros. silent Night
Ncitation, Harland q
rhojnas.
"*ur Last Years
second primary class.
Recitation. Airline I,
Chorus. Christmas
Recitation, "A Boys
Christmas" Raymond
",iasmAs Spirit"
tpn's > 3.
Ra ion. Scale
Gu "KarS, tn
GELS "a"
Net ", "Chr;s
Hea6 taams,
Long, Marry Chr
coADrega ion.
~ u pe.,lt, in
\ call from the pastor
collection was taken
60 relief work, Al
~ pln3let, "Mra. sant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-31
Last week one of
the $4,000 en-
ployces of this
Company said:

The reason why the Standard Oh
Company (Indiana) i. able to give =
better service to the public, is because
the men and women Of the organization
are inspired BY the high ideals which
animate every act Of the Company.
We fellows who do the detail work
are never asked, expected or allowed
to do thing which could make US any,
thing but proud Of our business. We
are given the best produces to sell, and
our prices are right
we meet competition fairly and in
The open. and We know that We must
secure business that way or not at al.
I'VE are treated as men among men,
and we are well paid for our efforts
That's why we are loyal, enthusiastic,
devoted to our work, and tia. Is why
the patrons Of the Standard Oh Com
pany undiana) are getting such excel
lent service"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-09
BUSINESS REVIEW 0F RESERVE BOARD
By Associated Press

Washington, January S-Iron and steel are unsettled on account of the cuts that already have been made and the expected new price basis for them and for their derivatives. Orders for new business are of some assistance, but they are not yet of volume sufficient to indicate that prices have become settled.
 While coal production has not recovered the level which had been attained prior to November, and while some shortage exists here and there, the output is said to be again moving upward, car service has improved in certain sect.5ns and labor conditions are reported fairly satisfac- tory
 Production of copper and other metals which have been in exceptional demand during the war already is showing the effects of conversion of industry to a peace basis
 In manufacturing the outlook is by no means uniform Freight is moving fairly we'll Muntion industries have largely reduced their activity. Machine tool man ufacturing is demoralized on account of the cancellation of government orders. Cotton and woolen mills have been run ming full, but the end of thrilled orders is approaching and little new business is