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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
Interesting Health Queries
ANSWERED BY DIR rr,n

Y.
Copyright; 1919. National Newspaper sery,cs
'".'''hs AT the Mouth-My boy was bitten
os aoout ton days ago. Should tho dog
's A'.i'"' navc been told that il the dog
should go mad the boy will foam at ,b. mou,h
i"e u0s is one with an ugly disposition
or. +. ny
every case OF dogbte the safe
az" zane procedure to follow is this: Sc. that
'"e ""E IL confined for period of two weeks
."'e' 'h' care OF II veterinary physician The
hoS = owner should provide the .xncnso ~
-. 80 S""'Se' ana IL the owner refuses then
" % '''"c I" take legal action. But II the
'"heT ~ iair he VIII pay the vctcrinary's rec
~, "th me veterinary reports to you at tho
t'd oi the TWO weeks that the dog shows M
SIS" o' SICKNESS forget H. II the veterinary ia
"""''' 10 give such Il clear report. then the
"ok shouid be Killed and the head promptly
sent |" Il pnthologist or health board laboratory
TOT examination for rabies AZ n general ru,.
:, Is more likely that the person who gave Won
'he scsperstitous advice will foam a, m,
~" more .han 'hat the dog or the hoy Will
thcipient cancer n woman 81 yc,rs
o'o' FOR years have had on my left chcc,
"ar'' "hich or late seems to be growing ana
u Is Fou6h ana annoys me by Itching and be-
oo.',hs sore. NY doctor once said he would
CUT IL OH were IL not for my age. whu, wound
you advise-should apply that corn r.mc1,
one or your readers found so effective for
warts? 70 =, '''
.,"s"er-hy All means have the wart cXciscd
"ithout further delay. DO not cXperi,ncn, with
any external application such ,hinr is
Hkely to become skin cancer (epithelioma)
Alter removal. perhaps "A few N-ray treat,u,r.s
TO prevent possible recurrence, II IL proves to
DO cancer.
beauty Sleeps-I n girl fourteen ycars
old and uncertain to the number of hours
sleep should have each night Please inform
az 'o""I 'ha' (Alma)
S-This child is OF nervous temperament
ana we have set o'clock as her bedtime She
'hinks mat Is too early. We find when she
sc's cess steep she IL peevish and irritable
nave intercepted her letter. as wished Won
10 understand. for she abides By your decision.
Sincerely yours. Almn's Mother
Answer-Assumns that you get up at $50
tN"r! morning. in order to keep wcll-and
Fave the finest complexion into the bargain
YOU must he abed BY $3.50 every night Alma
not less than ten hours sleep every night till
you are twenty years old. And even ut that,
:. wee blt OF beauty sleep after dinner If pos
siblc. is i secret worth having
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
Fear the Wilson Veto

D EPCBLICAN leaders in Congress held 4
N conference in Washington at which
they reached agreement that no attempt
would he made TO pass Il peace resolution
at the coming short session OF that body.
Instead the whole subject will be passed
over until the assembling Of the Sixty
seventh Congress in special session imme-
diately after the inauguration Of President
Elect Harding. when the Knox resolution
passed last May and vetoed by President
Wilson will be rushed through.
AS spokesman for the conference Speaker
Gillctt explained: Republican leaders are
Of the opinion that in the present Senate
peace resolution could not be carried over
the Presidents veto. Consequently Con-
gross will devote most OF its attention to
appropriation bills and immigration legisla-
ton in the coming session." Possibly, these
leaders are right in assuming that President
Wilson would veto the Knox resolution
again, IL ii were sent 10 him. Anyway, they
DO not propose To waste any time by TAX
ing such FISK. knowing that they can have
their own way after March 4, with their
majority i'll both houses greatly augmented.
Moreover, tho Republican party is COM
mitted Ia policy OF rctrenchment to Sc
cure material reduction in the national
expenditures budget. How to do this with
out GRIPPING governmental efficiency is a
big problem for them to solve. After March
every branch OF the government will be
under their control. They have charged
Democratic administration with both need
less expenditure and inefficient service In
less they can back up these charges by
l giving the country better service at reduced
+ cost, they will be called to Il severe account
! ns at the next congressional elections
! Hence they face the necessity of giving
close and intelligent consideration to every
! item that goes 10 make up the appropri;-
lions Therefore, not alone in the interest
/ cl better and more economical government
| but for the sake OF future party success as
! well, 1t behoOyes them to give practically
| the whole OF the time they have at their
! disposal a, the forthcoming session to the
| preparation Of these bills.
| In the meantime. they rightly assume
that the country has borne with the burdens
imposed by continuing in a technical state
o! war SO long that it has gotten used To
The load and will make no serious protest
at further delay in the light Of expected OF
sets through reduced taxation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
SOLDIERS MOVE INTO
ANY VACANT HOUSE
"ro ne Sold" Means .'To Let" ic-
cordlnE 10 Tommy Atkins In
London Suburbs.
tBy Associated rress.l

LONDON. Nov. 27.-Scarclty OF
houses in tho East Ham district has
led the local branch OF the National
Onion of cX-scrvicc men 10 take "dl-
rect action" In regard to empty
houses which are marked Ito be sold .
They have taken possession OF ono
OF these houses without consent OF
the owners and Two ex-serv!cc men
and their families arc now Installed
in It, The seizure was made In con-
junction with tho Peoples Protection
League and the East Ham Trades
Council.
'Ali houses marked 10 be sold
shall be considered as being marked
10 let" said tho secretary OF the
former service mems union. There
is no fear OF cjcctincnt because the
applicants are willing to pay the
rent. and further. in the event OF any
action OF the owner in court, or out
OF court. We shall! have the support
OF the East Ham Council.
This is The third house we have
taken and we shall continued To tax"
such houses until there ~ not one
left"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
POETRY CHAMPIONSHIP
CONTEST Is TO BE HELD
Duenos Aires VIII Give Away sj4.0oo
In Gold-AlI Iatin-A nrricu
Invited.

HuENoS AIRES, Nov. 27.-poetry
championship contests viii be held in
Bucnos Aires in 1921 win tbr nn,ts
or al Ihtin-.tmcrica invited TO par
llcipatc. ana prizes amounting to
hhnnt $1,000 in gold 20 he diStrib-
"a. me tournament OF verse. called
IN Spanish "iIcgos ncralcs." or "Uow-
or Shihcs Is being organized by tho
!ouiig woin"n's committee Of the. Ar
GEM inc patriotic League.
=, nrohgh the Argentine diplomats in
az Spanish speaking American com.
srleS. poets from every part o: t.
hemisphere will he invited To taxi.
part these who receive the prizes be-
ing invited to come to Argentine al
thc expense &C tho association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28

sarS to enable him to secure such an engi-
neer TO be Director of Public Works as he
believes the requirements OF the city do
mand Would il be- fair to him to refuse
his request and still hold him responsible
for results nndor q choaf policy The city
believes It would not
On these things there can be little honest
disa greement If Council sees ii in this
light. then tho hands OF tho Mayor will be
upheld.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
ARGENTINE SOCIALISTS
WILL REMAIN QUIET
Resolved fo Take No Part In Patriotic
Demonstrations Is Party
announcement.

u! EN0S AIRES, Nov. 21.-The So.
cia!ist party OF Buenos Aires has re-
served TO take no part in patriotic
Incorporated in its platform for the
coming municipal elections. and reads
The districts OF the capital, as
semhed In Congress, rcRfIirm that our
party IS u party of class internatiOn-
ally organized. and that patriotism.
or The idea of country, hasfscryed up
until now only To misguidc the labor
resolves that it's representatives in
III" deliberativc bodies abstain ncrc-
after from taking part or in any form
Intervening in acts Of patriotic iiom-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
PROTESTS IMPORTATION OF
FOREIGN PLANES TO U. S.
Wright Corporation Declares Iniiu,
of Page Equipment Would Nuin
Its business.
iEy Assoclated Press. !

F'N NSbOtIiI"U T'reSS.
NEW YORK, Nov. .7.-Counsel ior
the Wrigh; Acronautical Corporate ion
applied 10 Federal Judge Hand toda y
FOR nm injunction restraining Hand
.cy-Tase. Ltd. OF England. from
bringing into this coutry 10000 air
FLAMES and $4,000 engines mad
abroad for war purposes.
The attorney for the American cor
poration declared the influx OF "Bri,
ism government surplus war junk
would ruin the business OF his clients
and other airplane manufacturers OF
the United states. Decision was re
served.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
CANNING UNIT WINS
HIGH FRENCH PRIZE
horticultural Exhibition just CON
cIuteL Showed Thousand
Jnrs of Fruit.

rARIS, Nov. 27.--Thc canning un.t
OF the American Committee for DrN-
astltcd France won the gold media
at the horticultural exhibition just
held under the auspices Of the IIOr-
ticultural Society of France at ih"
Jardin DISCRIMINATION in the Bots
du Bouiogne.
The award was made on a colicc-
ton Of 10 Jars az fruit and vrrr-
tables prepared this summer under
the supervision Of Mrs. Bcrnice Da
Wis. director OF the unit. who visited
twenty-SiX departments and gave
demonstrations in home canning
Last June the unit was awarded
the Medal Ncrmciile" at the horti-
cultura! exhibition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
The IlIRht-IIour Day.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Str.-We understand that Richmond
day into effect. We earnestly hops
that this will not be done. 1t will he
z crime against the farmers of tho
beginning OF the ruin OF the farmer.
II Is one OF the means which union
labor has adopted TO put two men
10 doing one mans work. The day
IL became Law. ~. say 10000 600
workers Of the United States wen. un-
der its operation. il required at once
l,'oo.Ooo more men to do the work
efficiency which 1t encouraged called
Tor countless more men. When the
farmers hands saw the other work
crs going to work at O'Clock and
Quitting when the sun was more than
three hours high. they got restless.
disconicnted and quit the farm. This
is the reason why for the first time
In the United States there are more
people living in town than in the
country. In Il fine farming district
Farms, agSrcgntinE nearly 1909 acres.
winch formerly employed from thirty
20 forty hands. now have in all but
Two hands! Where formerly each OF
thes" households had from one 10
three house servants. now there Is
not a single one.
y farmer drove miles 10 2 rail-
road station for freight. He go,
.ncrc just as The agent was closing
the door at o'clock. lie begged TO
was told, the day is over" lie had
10 come back the next day. This
cost him the loss OF over eight
The farms OF the country employ
more than a! other industries com
nined. MI Of these men can never
nave an ciEht-hour day: il would
mean complete ruin and starvation 20
NE people of this countr%. The only
thing left for the farmer to do is
L" demand the repeal of the Adam
| son law and let labor be as free AS
on the farm. And the farmers have
the votes Necessity is compelling
is done
SAMUEL l.. WOODS.
| lharIDli win. w Nn,. inon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
CHILE NEGOTIATES FOR
PURCHASE OF BRITISH SHIPS
would Add Battle Crulsers Indomit-
mile md InfcNible to Its
Armada.
(By Associated Press. ]

between the Chilean and British
governments for the purchase by
Chile of the battle cruisers Indomit-
able and Inhexible have been begun.
What chances there are of Chile OBJ
tanning these warships. however, tho
TO say.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
Too Old to Work, Husband
Sues Wife for Alimony

COLUMBUS. OHIO, Nov. 37.-AI-
IeEinE TINT nc IL "xctting old nntl
Will bc unable to work much
longer" FnlniIrrn SIacinO, 40, yea-
tcrdnS filed u suit for divorce and
niipiony here against HIS wife.
Nuddin aincIno.
The aged husband states That
nc and TINT shc left him after
urn"inT $1,000 from their bank
account.
He UserH he decided Il SiOD lot
20 her ON her promise 10 perform
aer household duties. but TINT rhe
!ctt home with their three chill
dren' later returning two OF them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
President wilson at the Vatican.

w. Il. r.. MISUNDERSTANDING Wilson
visited the Vatican January 4. 1919. He and
Mrs. wilson took luncheon at the American
embassy. after which they drove TO the Vati-
can. accompanied by Charles O'Hearn rector
OF the American college in Rome At the
foot Of the grand staircase leading TO tho
rohtihcal apartment the President was met
by MonSignor Canati and formally welcomed
They then proceeded Cle,nentine Hall,
where at the head OF numerous court officials.
the Pope came forward. holding out his hand
y conversation lasting twenty minutes fol-
lowed. after which the President left TO pay
VISIT TO Cardinal Gasparri. the papal
tary OF state. Later visit was made to the
American Protestant Episcopal Church. After
an Informal dinner with the King and Queen
at the Quirinal and call at tho Villa Sa-
Eoia. President and Mrs Wilson left Rome
at o'clock that night the return trip 10
Paris by way OF Genoa Milan and Turin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
NIi.,rInl AM Mcddcrs, Cn.c

ALMA. GA. Nov. IA. mistrial
cases of Dir. j. u. Dodge. Floyd Dodge
and D. Stanford, charged with the
murder OF Justice OF the Peace j. G.
Medders on July 10. Tho caseB were
Immediately reset for trial at Way
cross at the April term Of the court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
roihy.s Trin DELAYED.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2I.-Scccrtary
Colby who had planned to leave sun
day for South America. where liz VIII
CT Brazil and Uruguay and an unof-
fclal call upon that OF Argentina
will not be able to start before Tues
day or "Wednesday, II was stated to-
day at the state Department. The
pressure Of business in the depart
ment was given az the cause for the
delay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
w. A. F. EKENGREN. SWEDISH
MINISTER, DIES IN CAPITAL
Appointed In March, 10ic-aIarricd
American
Girl.
IEy Associated Press

WASHINGTON. Nov a7.-W. y. T..
Ekengren. Swedish minister to the
United States. died at the legation
here Friday after a brief Illness. Mr..
Ekengrcn was appointed minister TO
The United states in March. 1912,
after six years service At the lcga-
lion here as secretary and COUNSEL
or. while serving as secretary lie
was married TO Laura Wolcott Jack
son. who survives.
Funeral services Will be held at
81. Johns Episcopal Church hore
Wednesday,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
HIDALGO YET FOREIGN
MINISTER OF MEXICO
Government Refuses to Accept re-
sisnRtfon of Man Who Desired
to Run for Office,

MENICO CITY. Nov. 27.-Aithough
Or. Cutberto IIidalgo. who hos heen
clen ONCE during the DE la Hucr;:l
re"!me. resigned several weeks ago
and made II formal valcdictory state
has refused to accept his resignation
and he Is still at his post. Dr Hi
dalgo desired to relinquish his Office
the Ciovernorship of the state Of M
dalgo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
Sentence Mayor to Prison
ATT LAKE CITY IITAJI NJ.

Pleading guilty to twcnty-thr,
charges of Misrepresentation Of ID
lie funds, Ednon'l a. Book, for,uc
Mayor OF Salt Lake City. was s"n-
fenced this afternoon to an undc,.;.-
mined term In the State prison OF
charge. Rock was elected CITY ana
tor November 2, 1915. and scrv"d
in that position until ho became
Mayer. January I. 1920. cNccpt IN,
time that he was on leave as mn ma
itor for the Red Cross In Eur0nc'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
AMERICAN DISAPPEARS
Esn Route to Berlin With Family md
f,GOO,OHO Marks, Chase
ynniHhea.
IBy Associated Press. ]

ny NSSUVIIleI I'TtSS'J
BERLIN, Nov. 27.-American named
Chase. who was ON route TO Berlin
with his family. has disappeared from,
the Dor;mound railroad station. the
newspapers report. Two American
acguaintanccs are also missing.
Chase, n goldsmith. is known to have
had 100000 marks in his possession.
The police are searching on the as
sumption that he was murdered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
Continent, OF th. v,r,,1.

M.s> u. i. /. Hroaduax.--Modern usage
RECOGNIZES four continents, Eurasia. Africa.
North America ,and South America and liz
divided as regards Australia which liz vari-
"usiy styled continent and Il continental
stand. TIL" little Antarctic continent Is some :
times given 10 territory about tho South
Polar region Formerly Europe and Asiu
were accented as two continents.
were accounted two continents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28

iehmond than in North Carolina and aug-
ses.s .hat a catalogue of a well-known Chi
10 - oioer mousse (naming the house)
is GOOD thing 70 havo at hand In Other
words TINS church. paper advises its read
ers In effect to boycott tho home dealer ana
Landmark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28

Before you put the ,onxne.,asb of c-;,,c,.r,
~ the teacher be sure that you have sent a
e"id with reasonable amount OF brain, mat
Ter 10 be developed. Many fool whose chill.
'o"N ai'er him or her In the way OF
brains has complained bittcrlv hcc.ns. ~
chiia was mot properly taught whom the
~hoie trouble was. not in Its teaching, but
IN Its oirth.-Monroe Enquirer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
Manufactured Ice.

j. y. H.. Baxoin.--The method comm only
used Tor the commercial production of ice
l. TO sink ob!cns tin boxes containing distilled
or inferred water into tanks of salt water.
through which run iron pipes. Tho compressed
ANN onia IA sis released In the pipes, and by
us rapid expansion. produces intense cold
that freezes the water in the tin boxes into
cakes averaging 200 to 800 pounds in weight.
In cold storage the same process is used.
minus the water. The iron pipes into which
the compressed ammonia goes run on the
side or top or both Of the cold storage room
and causes IL 10 become freezing cold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
Nitnin, niSn.t.r Grows.

BliWlNGHAM. ALA. Nov. .;
with the death today of Ira ~. ,...
rison, last OF the Iniurcd
brought to Birmingham roi,ov
Tucsday's mine explosion at Pn,rls
In Walker County. the dsath \:
from the disaster has Increased
twelve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
information Bureau

INQUIRIES reEnrdini almost my topic, ex-
certi"E on legal and medical subjects, nrc an
Swcrcd free. As NIL Inquiries nre answered al
ree'y ny personal letter. scIf-ndd ress cd
hthn'prd envelope In required. AddrcrA The
Timcs-Dispntch Information Burenu Rich
rnOnd Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28

Tor what North Carolina did to Virginia
'ast year at chapel IIil. Virginia yesterday
'haoe return in kind and in full The Uni
'crsty football team had gone into tho an
nuai battle with the Old Dominion team with
feathers somewhat on tho droop and the fans
"o"h ms way had been almost fearfuly
awaiting the returns from charlottesville
The North Carolina Victories ovcr viryinia
seer" |" be something in the nature of n CEN
tenniai AFFAIR. but we are going to keep on
hoping and trying.--Charlottc Observer
1t develops that gambling and lonor v.r.
a. the bottom OF tho Hickory murder. IL :,
combination like that will not produce. :,
homicide there Is hardly anything that will
Rac;gh News Observer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
News Items.

Married woman in Oshkosh writes AN arti-
Gle for the papers telling how he happy
though honcikc. Gee!
College boys OF New Haven organize :, club
to refuse to marry girls who smoke pipes.
Modcrnity on the job
y moving picture actress says shed rather
have cottage and three children than fame.
Press Agent.
Mrs. Harding says the White House Is going
to be open socially We SEQ the dip,o-
mats shiverinG now!
building cement loosens up" Headline
Refers 10 price. not cohesion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28

On the day following Thanksgiving Senator
McCormick made public plan to abolish the
department OF tho Interior. Probably angling
for support of those who were having trouble
with their own interior departments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28

City Life.
No Children do not write TO him: he will not
heed your note!
| cannot talk about 1t for the lump that's in
my throat.
1t used to be that Santa Claus on the job.
but nov
He passes by tho place We live nor even
stops TO bow
SO do not write 10 Santa Claus-it's useless to
begin:
We've got steam heat and ortsagcs. and
Santa can't get in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
ChnrconI Ephn nnll. Thnunht.

Accident make many stick out he
chest. said Charcoal Eph iuminativcly, "but
when hit como down [ performance a &C.
shirt sure do hang monty loose on some. Eat
~ walnut. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28

ut recent launching in Norfolk "a bottle
oil ihe real stun was broken over the ships
Low. and the tears that Norfolk shed at sight
OF the wanton waste would have foated the
vessel itself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28

press dispatch is authority for this:
Shirt makers curtail." Curtail what?
ROPE IL Is not the shirt. which already is
Almost devoid of that very ncccssary an.
pcndage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
Echoes From Down Home

When public opinion has put before II such
question as which il the more unreliable.
the state Department the Western Union?
why. II seems to US that public opinion is
justified In throwing up It's hands in despair.
Greensboro News
North Carolina colleges Offering no
royal road to learning. even TO tho extent
of place In which to rest along tho way.
At Chapel Iiiil, 73s students are living In
dormitorics built 10 house 400, and every
available nook in the town is crowded with
students. two 10 four TO room. In their
search for place In which 10 sleep and to
eat, college students are almost In the plight
II belgian Observation-Disclosures Star.
Justice John i. Crutch1cld. OF Richmond.
~ dead. Many North Carolinans knew His
Honor well, and paid him their ducs.--Dur-
ham Herald
We arc still eliminating OF the
rnoa: interesting features of the late election
which tho evident disinclination OF wo-
men To vote TO put women into iupor,an,
otce:--Winatop Salem Journal
One OF the leading religious newspaper:
ot the state. discussing prices. tells its read.
era THAI clothing can be bought cheaper II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28

More names is names: Alfred ScattcrEood
Is dispensing American relief supplies among
Europes starving children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
determination of Ants in the House.

recommended by the government for exter-
ninating black and red ants. and sometimes
succeeds where others fail: Foil together
water and sugar and boraX. making a syrup.
Tut the syrup in shallow dishes and place
where the ants can get to II. They will
II AMI leave. Following is another formula
for the determination OF red ants. recon-
ricnded b. the Department of Agriculture: \
syrup Is made of ordinary cane sugar and
water. rather thin, with the addition OF not
over three fourths of / per cent sodium ar
senate. small sponSes are saturated with the
syrup and placed about where the ants are.
The ants carry the mixture to their nests and
Iced 1t to their young and queens, with the
result that the colony is eventually destroyed.