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NONE OTHER LIKE 1T
A Syrup Of Rare Flavor
for Every Use

Everybody likes sweets. And every
body likes Domino Golden Syrup. 1t
is pure canc product of delightful
favor-and very wholesome.
a full-bodied syrup-ncither too
heavy nor too light-ncithcr too thick
nor too thin. Just right for a fine
spread. OH bread cakes, waffies and
biscuits.
Different from any other syrup. You
never tire of the delicate cane taste.
You can eat Domino Golden Syrup
every meal of every day. winter and
summer
OF rich golden amber color. Chill
dren love it-and grown-ups delight In
it. Ask your grocer for Domino Gold
en- Syrup. 1t is made by the American
Sugar Refining Company, rcfincrs OF
Domino Package Sugars--Granulated.
Tablet, Powdered. Confcctioners. Brown.
ADV.
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DR.. KUNO MEYER, CELTIC
LANGUAGE TEACHER, DIES
Told Germany IL lind Lost Americas
Friendship when Lusitania
WAS Sunk.
IBy Associated Prcss.I

" LONDON Oct. l5.-Announcement
is made in Berlin of the death in Lcip-
sic Of Or. l>uno Meyer. professor of
Celtic language and literature at the
University OF Berlin.
Dr. kuno Meyer was lecturer
widely know i'll the United states lie
was born in Hamburg December 70.
1858. and received his early education
in that city and at Dessau. Later he
became a student at the University of
Lcipsic. specializing in Celtic philol-
Subsequently he became director OF
the school of Irish learning In the
University OF Dublin, and then entered
the faculty o: the University of Liver
pool. He was voluminous writer,
among his works being books on Irish
legend and history.
Or. Meyer was virtually the first
prominent person TO predict that the
war between Germany and England.
France and Russia would develop into
/. world conflict. In 1917 he wrote an
article, entitled Our War, Aims in En-
envy Eyes" which quoted converse
ton with Colonel Theodore Roosevelt,
and attracted wide attention.
Later he wrote an article for the
Berlin press. saying Germany had lost
the friendship Of the United States af-
ter the sinking OF the Lusitania. DIR
Meyer was in this country at the time
OF the catastrophe.
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STOMACH TROUBLE
FOR PAST z YEARS
Phillip H. Hart, Who Resides
on X. F. ID. No. 3, Richmond,
Tells Interesting Story.
is IN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS
Claims the New Stomach Medi.
cine, Plant Juice, Has Now
Put Him on His Feet.

100 much food and too little exer
case nave forced the stomach into a
half-sick condition. 1t becomes wcal,
ana does not protect itself and the
bars arc down for the entrance Of die
ease in many forms
Plant Juice. the new herbal stomacb
remedy, is purifying and vitalizing
agent. IL corrccts disorders OF the
stomach. which is being demonstrated
daiiH and verified in signed statements
by wcll-known local people.
rake. for instance, the signed state
mrnt of MIR. Phillip II. Hart, who re.
sides on Il. i. -. No. 3, Richmond. and
has wide acquaintance in this sec
iion OF the country. Mr.. Hart is en-
gagged in the automobile business and
IS man of the utmost honor and in
teGrity. lie said:
II have been troubled with nv
stomach for the past two yea-s-!n
faci Il was all run down; had no an
petite whatever, and could not keen
the liEhtcst kind of food in my stom-
ach as il would fcrmcnt and cause gas
TO form. had taken many medi-
cincs. but never got any real benefit
until began to take your Plant Juice.
Ihat put me on my feet again, and I
now have good appetite. sleep well
and am able to do a hard days work"
Plant Juice is vegetable prcpara-
ton. extracted from the roots. leaves.
dicinal plants. II is Natures own
remedy and works wonders. 1t gives
almost Immediate benefit and leads to
permanent relief in practically every
case where people suffer as above out
lined.
Plant Juice cleanses. strcngthons
and rcvitaliZcs the entire system II
clears the blood of poisons and imUIri-
ties. puts the lazy liver to work. rcgu-'
lates the bowels, Strengthens tho kid
ncys and tones up the digestive or
Eans. 1t sharpcns the appetite and
promotes sound rcStful sleep.
The Plant Juice Man is AT the Ira
gle Drug Co.'S store. in Richmond.
where he is daily meeting the local
public and introducing and explaining
tho merits of this remedy.
For sale in Petersburg by Morrison,
the Drug Man.
For sale in Chase City by the Chase
City Drug Co.-Adv.
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DELIVERY OF TOBACCO
GLUTs DANV|LLE MART
Indications Arc Many Days Will BE
Required to Dispose or
Hugo Stock.
no BUILD GRAIN ELEVATOR
Baltimore Firm Acquires Land in
s Fredericksburg for That Purpose.
. Other News Notes From Various
Points in Virginia.

q DANVILLE. Oct. l5.--Indica tons on
the tobacco market this afternoon were
that 1t would take until The end OF the
week to dispose of the offerings which
accumulated in this city during the
t@rSe of yesterday. WarchouSemcu
admitted that il was tho heaviest glut
the local market has seen for many
years, and il was OF sufficient dimcn :
stonS to arrest the eye OF the stranger
so unusual were the scenes in the ware
house section. Numbers of farmers
were sim arriving in here his after
noon. but with the knowledge that they
might have to remain here until the
end of the week before they could get
their curingS sold. thus losing valuable
time for stripping operations on the
farms, caused them 10 push on TO sur
rounding smaller markets. There were
hitherto not touched, some coming from
Franklin County.
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rim New Elevator.

FREDERICKSBUR oct l5.-Con-
tracts have been let by the Young
Sweetser Co. OF this city, 10 the Dew
crell-Spenccr Co. of Baltimore. for the
immediate construction here of a large
grain elevator and storage house
equipped with the most modern clean
ing and clcvatinE machinery. The
YounE-Sweetscr Co. will buy all kinds
of grain coming to Frederick sburg
thereby giving TO the people OF the
country contiguous TO the city mar
!ket the entire year around. The plant
will be located along the Rchm ond
and Potomac Railroad
tracks at Charles Street, adjoining the
present wrehousc of the company.
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FEAR LITTLE BILLY DANNY
is DEAD IN CRANBERRY BOG
Hnnnmondton, n. j., Baby Missing
Week Without Single Clue to
His Whereabouts.
TBy Associated Press.I

HAMMONDTON, y. j., Oct. 15.-Al-
though the search continued today. but
working on the case for the recovery
alive OF threeyear-o Billy Danny,
who disappeared week ago while
playing near his home here.
After a thorough search of the sur
rounding country and the investiga-
ton of number OF kidnapping clues.
the belief seems to prevail that the
child wandered into one of the deep
marshes or cranberry boys in the vi
ii was feared his body may never be
recovered
The authorities said today they
would continue the search las long as
there is thread to work on"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

Revere rockingham, d. D.. OF Boston,
and Rev. Williams Wallace Penn. d.
D., dean Of the Harvard Divinity
School. delivered an address on "a
Century OF Unitarian Theology"
DR.. Frothingham, in hts report. cx-
pressed the hope that in tho broad
Of the congregational body into tho
trinitarian and unitarian branches
would soon be healed" This he char
acterized as "consummat lon fast an
pronching and dcvoutly to be helped
along"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
buy Lnrge Timber Tract.

DOTHAN, ALA. Oct. 15.-Minor C.
Keith. of New York, vice president of
the United Fruit Company. and w. c..
Sherman. of Dothan, general manager
of the American Lumber Company,
have purchased lumber holdings of
the Moore Timber Company, near
st. Andrews Bay. Fla, consisting of
saw milling machinery, 100, 900 acres
of timber and $4,000 acres Of land. for
approximately Sl.500.000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

ing systems. and New Process
Gears for transmissions and
differentials Of automobile
trucks and tractors.
The Electric Auto-Lite bus.
mess is the largest in its class
in the industry More starting
and lighting sets for autorno.
biles are. and have been made
by this company than by any
other two concerns in the bust.
ness. Production is now at a
rate Of over sixteen hundred
complete sets per day. and
orders for future deliveries are
on hand for four thousand sets
per day This company sup.
plies the principal automobile
builders.
The New Process Gear
business was organized inl9l2.
Today it is one of the largest
in the industry: and. because
Of the high quality Of its prod.
ucts. the demand is constantly
expanding. The factory
covers a seven acre site and
employs from 1900 to 1000
mighty skilled operators.
In addition. the Corpora.
ton is producing the WHY'S
Light tor the lighting Of coun.
try homes and farms. In the
month Of August alone. orders
were received tor 20, 900 WHY'S
farm-light outfits.
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= DANVILLE, Oct. 15;-The local police
department has been called upon to
discover the identity OF. vandals. who
some time on Sunday invaded Rson
Park School and did wanton damage,
which will amount to several hundred
dollars. Entering five class rooms. the
workers of destruction put n pumpk in
to a new use by clustering the walls
and ceiling with the ripe fruit and
them throwing veritablc barragc OF
ink. The leather blackboards were
ripped with knives. the desks were
backed, school children who had left
their hats there found them mutilated
and cut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

TAMPA. FLA, Oct. l5.-Announce-
ment was made tonight by officials OF
the Citizens Bank and Trust Company
and the American National Bank of
the consolidation of these two bank
ing institutions, effective at once. The
name of the new institution will be
the Citizens American Bank and Trust
Company. L. A. Bize, president OF the
Citizens Bank and Trust Company. be-
comes president of the larger institu-
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COnEress man to Sneak.

BOWLING GREEN, Oct. 15.-Special
entertainment Will he provided at the
Caroline County Fair tomorrow, when
the program calls for the entertain
ment OF veteria ms OF the Confederatc
boys who fought in the world war.
Besides the exceptional attractions at
the fair there will be big dinner for
the soldiers, followed by an address by
Congressman Otis Bland.
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Crowd Mt Home Coming.

CHARLES CITY. oct. 1.-THE semi
centennial anniversary of Bethany
Presbyterian Church was observed
here Sunday, when many former citi-
zenS returned 10 the historic county
TO participate in the exercises. Sew
eral hundred invitations were sent
out and estimates place the number
were made by w. *. Keys, Rev. w j.
King. Rev. J. a. Christian and a num-
her OF others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

cd held for the rcformutory today for
a novel kind OF fraud which he per
sentcd himself at Il hotel with Il Large
bundle saying that ii was laundry for
one OF the guests. The sum OF $3.50
was paid By the clerk and the ticket
from local concern was receiptcd.
The bundle when unwrapped was
found to contain two very Erimy
Eunny sacks. y,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
Brick Mason, End Strike

DANVILLE, Oct. ia complete
victory has been won here by the foes
Of organized labor, the brick masons'
strike being broken this morning.
their tasks, with the local union un-
recognized by the local contractors
The strike ended nearly as quickly as
when 1t started. Last night the ma
sons, many OF whom had gone to neigh
boring towns. returned to Danville. and
meeting was held. An increase in
wages amounting TO 5 cents an hour
was granted.
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tho uuays and harbor. Many civilians
have been killed during the battle.
Dispatches received here state that
al the prisoners taken by tho Let's
have been Bavarians.
British warships have become in
VOWED In tho lighting. having been
fired upon by tho Germa no. kussIan
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Ro, Seriously Inturcd

DANVILLE, Oct. la.--Lconard Buch-
anan. an eleven year-old boy. is in "A
serious condition at his home in South
Boston suffering from injuries sus-
tanned when ne was run down by an
automobile driven by J. NJ Moser. Jr.
of this city. abosit five miles from
Houston. Struck by the fender OF the
car, the wheels did not pass over him.
He was removed to his home suffering
from severe injuries to the head and
one of his legs broken in two places.
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Nond Doo,tcr. OrnnEize.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oct. l5.-rThe
Gloucester County Good Roads AS
ISOLATION has been organized with the
following officers: president, j. NJ.
Lewis; vice presidents, W. 4. Ashe. w.
:. Mott and J. +. Lapberth: secretary
and treasurer. George T.. Cary.
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In Sclcctcd Pnrtor.

BRISTOL. Oct lo.-At the Methodist
conference held at Priceton, w. Va,
the Rev. y. NJ. Watson, Of Chat
tanooga. Tenn, was selected as the
pastor 10 come to state Street Meth
odisi Church here. The present pastor
OF this church is DIR. John G.. Orr.
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DANNlLLE. Oct. l5.-While game
is reporte> as being plentiful in the
surrounding counties. the clerk OF the
Corporation Court has issued fewer
last Large coveys of birds are re-
ported in many different districts and
wild turkeys are reported to be plenti-
.ul,
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SAVAGE FIGHTING GOES ON
FOR POSSESSION OF. RIGA
Let's md LithuRninns In Hot Hattie
with Gcrnnn0-Russlan
TrOOpH.
TBy Associated Pre.s.1

tpS fosochatcu fTeeS.t
COPENHAGEN. Oct. Is, - Savage
lighting is still going OH In the city of
Riga between Lcttish and Lithuanian
troops and the Germano- Russian army
which entered the western part OF the
city last week.
Reports reaching here state that
shells have fired Il portion Of the town
and that great damage has been done
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/, forces and an unconirmed repSrt - ~
clares a British .force has! been NianSsS
In or near tho city, ~ "a r. 80
Blockade measures are seeniinv Nv
being rigidly. enforced In = tho Bsificc
six German merchant ships 'ha vfn 7.
been captured BY ono British destroys
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VIII Deliver Addrc,,

7qCHARLOTTESVIL Oct 15.-Ar-
instead c. Gordon. of Staunton. has
accepted the invitation to deliver the
historical address in connection with
the presentation to this city on or
about November 81 of the bronze statue
of the explorers, Lewis and Clark, the
gift of Paul Goodloe McIntire. OF New
York and Charlottesville. President
Edwin a. Alderman, of the University
OF Virginia, will present the monu-
ment on behalf OF the donor. Judge
gift on behalf Of the city. The statue
in honor Of Lewis and Clark. explorers
OF the Northwest country is piece
of sculpture costing $4,000.
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Convention nntc Fixed.

4. LYNCHBURG, Oct. l5.-The forty
NTH convention of the Virginia Chris
tan Missionary Society will be held in
Clifton Forge, October 21-24, many OF
sthe delegates from the State to the
national convention now in session in
Cincinnati reaching there from Gin
cinnati in time TO participate in all
OF the sessions. The convention ser
mon will be delivered by Rev ]. b
Hunley, OF Richmond, and other prom
.fnent speakers will be w. i. Rothcn-
burger, Springfield, ILL.,: ". {. Bowler
Lexington. Ky: DR.. II. o. Pritchard
indianapolis; Harry Schaefcr, John II
Earle, Richmond: DR.. w. NJ. Forrest
University Of Virginia.
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Start. Flight to Au.tra,tn,

ISSY LES MOULINEACN. FRANCE,
Oct. 15.-Aviator Poulet started this
morning or his flight TO Australia. He
was sighted over Troycs at O'Clock.
On mis- first attempt to star: on his
hignt last Sunday he met adverse
weather conditions and was forced to
return 20 his airdrome here.
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Will Fill a New Field
i'm the Great Automobile
Industry

T\H1NK Of the appeal
in a Six Cylinder Car,
L built for the motorist
Of moderate incomei The
car must be one Of unusual
economies.
Only big quantity produc.
ton can make such a car pos.
sible-and quantity produc.
ton is not possible without
revolution from old principles
Of construction.
The WHY'S Corporation has
produced exactly such a car.
It is a revolutionary Six-and
is one Of the few great forward
steps in automobile history
since the invention of the pneu.
matte tire. It fills a great gap
in the industry-and has a
field all to itself.
Behind this revolutionary
car is the WHY'S Corporation.
one Of the biggest and strong.
est manufacturing concerns in
the automobile industry. At
its head is John N. WHY'S.
president also Of the WHY'S.
Overland Company. who has
successfully built and sold over
$4,000 automobiles.
The business Of the WHY'S
Corporation, exclusive Of the
building Of the new Six. is
the manufacture Of Electric
Auto-Lite, starting and light.
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10 s,omp Our Cnt,l. ThIcv..

BUENOS AIRES. Oct. l5.-Chtle and
Argentina have signed treaty for the
establishment of frontier police gar
riSons to protcc the inhabitants of each
nation against depredations OF armed
bands of cattle thieves and other crimi-
nal elements.
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Odd Fellows Plan Campnign

= LYNCHBUKG. Oct. l5.-The Odd
Fellows orphanasc board has ARRANGED
for campaign in November 10 raise
$4,000 10 pay off the debt on the in
etitution, where 100 children are
wards OF the state grand lodge. An
other building Is also planned at the
orphanage to increase its facilities. 4
boys band is in course Of orSaniZa-
director to be employed shortly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

Only One CHRONIC QUININE"
LAXATIVE BRoMo oUiNINE Tab
let's Look for signature of T.. w.
GROVE: Cures a Cold in One Day.
30c.-Adv.
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The extensive plants Of
these units are located at
Toledo. O.. Syracuse. N. Y,
and Poughkeepsie. NY. They
will be sources Of supply for
the construction Of the new
Six. -..~.,.u.x,.- -. 40
For the building Of the new
car the plant Of the Duesen.
berg Motors Company. at
Elizabeth, N. j.. was pur.
chased and is beng enlarged
to- give a capacity Of 400 20
500 complete motor cars per
day ..s..-...,,.s,,....,,>.. :.
The new Six has many new
and outstanding features-an
entirely new. but thoroughly
proven. type Of spring sus.
pension being one Of them.
The car is Of remarkably light
weight-approximaeely 2.l00
pounds and has notable
road holding. non skiddins
and easy rldins qualities. It
has extraor d,narily low
gasoline consumption III
to 20 miles per gallon. The
chassis is a marvel Of sim.
phcity. The details are an
noteworthy.
Anyone desiring further in.
formation about the plans and
car program Of fhe WHY'S
Corporation should write
for our booklet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

Il FREDERICK oct. ij.-Thc
Burton farms. near Mitchclls in Cul-
pepper County, known as "Railroad
View T" farm of sos acres, and
.,Meadow" farm. OF 567 acres. have
been sold. w. Z. Thompson. OF West
farm for $3.50 or SIS per acre
RAILROAD View" farm was purchased
by Mahoney Brothers. Of Mitchells, for
st7.70o.
Works Novel Fraud
GRANVILLE, Oct. lJ.--Amos Hayes,
a fourteen year old youth. was order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
MORAL TONE SUFFERING
REACTION, DECLARES TAFT
Human Nature Unable to Maintain
for Long Periods Adherence
to Ideals.
PROGRESS MUST BE SLOW
F~rmer President, Addressing Uni.
tartan General Conference, Urges
That Religious Spirit Must BE
Stirred for Upward Movement.
fBy Associatcd Press

,1r, LBy Associated Pres..l
moral tone. the saerifical spirit of all all
the people, which was distinctly ele-
waited during, the war. has suffered a
reaction, declared former President
as president OF the Unitarian General
Conference here today, and we are
pack again in the old region of the
.doldrums. where progress to better
the war
We should not be discouraged, how
ever; MT TAFT said 1T is the frailty
its inability to maintain for long
periods it's adherence TO the highest
ideals Real progress in the world is
through course of action and reac-
ton.
Reaction In Not Permanent.
This reaction will be succeeded
again by an onward and upward move
ment. and we shall find the world bet
ter because of its sacrifices and the
lessons they taught. We shall not
make the same progress that we hoped
for. but, we shall step up and on. 1t
is the duty of all those whose disap-
pointment in the present stage OF
affairs is great TO buckle on their ar
NOR and to push toward better things
to take their places in he ranks OF
those who would stir the religious
spirit Of the community and who would
preach as part OF their lives the father
hood of God and the brotherhood OF
man and the willingness to sacrifice in
order to promote those great princi-
pies Of Unitarian Christianity.
Would Rouse Unitariana.
Let us hope that this annual meet
ing will rouse the Unitarians of the
sonn.ry to r rsf,S alton Of them
preached and TO living the life which
Charming lived"
The report of the council OF the gen
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WHY'S Corporation
So Vanderbilt Ave-, New York e

the public buye,,
o's general Nth the
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-10
THOMPSON

Dr. R. c. Paine is at home on ten days leave of absence. Mrs. Paine is also here to remain.
 Mir. and Mrs F. D. Green of Bar rington have been at yhe Vernon Siles inn.
 Mrs. Colcleugh has come from Providence to reopen her summer nome here.
 Gladys Hermansor is assistant at the post office in place of r. L. Hutch ins.
 Mrs. M. L. Eddy was in Worcester over Sunday.
 The engagement of Miss Mildred Knight to Walter Pratt has been an- nounced.
 George Foster is to take over the East Thompson store and post of- ice soon.. Mrs Harlan Amidon received a May basket from a party of nine Sunday school girls. May 1st. Louis N. Elliott has new pair et horses, Rev. w. G. Puddefoot of Sostor spoke at the Congregational cnurch Sunday morning. Next Sunday a Sunday school worker from Hartford is expected. Mfy 18th Rev Mir Downs of Dayville, and May 18th, Rev Arthur Covell of the Ministerial Supply Bu- l reau, of Boston. Schuyler Davis died al his horne :r Providence last week. Burial was al the East Putnam cemetery.