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,oo-yEAR WINE IS FOUND
Gaze Unsarthsd BY 9xeavatins In
Nvlns o. old 0uIidIns
In eloflea.

Port st. Joe. Fla.-A case Of choice
wine, believed buried over 100 years
ago, was excavated by workinen en-.
Gagged in dIsmantlinE the ruins Of %
old building In Port st. Joseph. near
here, which was deserted In 1870. fol.
lowing Q virulsot yellow fever Cpl.
dsmie.
Ths wine WAS buried III what had
30 tha cellar Of a. heosA
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"A Square Meal at Last" Says
English Adventures.
oea0,>e Thrse AssMth6 Cameo TIP II
Pae Moeeh q Canada and
Alaseea.

Wisnipes, Man.-Hush Kindsrsiey,
ewenty.ous years old. son OF Biz Rob
at Kindersley. governor OF the aud'
soo BAY company. has returned from
4 three months canoe trip through
the Tsr North Of Canada and Alaska
with CAPT. Tom O'Keily. . veteran
Of he eompany's service. a. bis guide
and only companion, hs set out iron,
Athsbasca Landing 10 . lS'foos
eanee. Hs Travelled By Athabasca
rivee. Athabasca lake. Slave river
Great slave lake and the Mackenzie
M. 70 within % miles Of the Arctic
eeeea. visiting The Old Hudson by
- oosts % bis way. ~ Fort Good
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-30
halp So PR Cent IN Five Years,
According to Estimates Of
Secretary Meredith.
Factor n FARM 0NNRSAP


WoGhingtoa.-Durin9 The last I've
vsass The sslliag Price Of farm land
- iupproveussuts In The United States
hereaeed q mr. cent according to ..
t1petss made b. the SECRETARY Of agri.
Gnstnre IN his annual report to The
RFuaIAent. Bstveen March. 1919, and
l6areh. leaa ths increase was III.
Althou.h ~ dat. for tho l92O csu.
- ~ lot yst avsilable. II seems
.eohehia tn sscretarv said. that
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-30
RossER OFFERS VICTIM SO
svsv sassd Il Wsrss Than ~ Ne oayl
- Hes1Wp ~ eln6iN0 Man
pONOO)ooo.

Steubenvills. O.-Daniei Cable. Q
pottery worker. rsported to the po,ies
hers that Q robbsf. who had held him
up while hs was ca his way ho0s 10
q suburb. offered to Give him 80 after
the highwayman discovered that 10
was peaniisss.
Cable sald that the robber leaned
upon, ovsspowsred him, and then went
through his pockets. Finding no
money. Cable said. the highwayman
reached into his own pocket. pulled
out q roll Of bills and offered to give
him so, saying: "Here, brother. you
nasd Il worse than I do"
Cable said be was too surprised to
accept the money.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-30
WershIp and Culture.

Worship and culture. Of Necessity.
80 hand In hand. There cnn b. no
such thing m true culture apart from
the religion Of our dear Lord and
Savior. Jesus Christ. The fundsinent.
a principles Of true culture nrs en-.
shrined forever 10 The Sermon on The
Mount. the ten besutudss Of the Lord
Jesus. Society. spart from the Foun.
tain.head Of Grace. can display to ths
woeid nothing better than . rsase.
nsnt which H. at best, 4 vsessf..
~. Hsosy Lewp6es Dssw.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-30

the house Of KIndersIsy bscams -
expert camp cook.
"Whils lighting our way up Rat
hver." he said. mosquitoes swarsned
about In dense clouds. II I removed
my GauntletA. my hands were instant.
" hidden with the insects. Stumbling
through the tundra. lost my mos
Quito-bar helmet and soon my face
was covered with the blood Of crushed
mosquitoes. But ! enjoyed every Min
ute Of IT,"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-30
CAUSES HOG DISEASE

dies, which had fed on the head Of Q
hog which had died Of paralysis.
The result was that limberneck im.
mediately developed In the cocksrei.
Next the process was reversed. ParaI.
ysis Of the hind quarters was produced
In guinea pigs BY feeding them larvae
which had fed on chicken which
showed limbsrueck symptoms.
The Information gained from The
expsrimsnts have caused the unlvss.
sity o(acials to send out bulletins to
Minnesota farmers urging them 70
protect their live stock and poultry.
and possibly human health. By burn.
Ing o. burytns deeply al earsioo.
They cite this % an additional argu.
msnt Tor farm and home sanitation.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-30
Living WIN Bullet u near.

Omaha, Nsb.-James Freeman q
this city has q bullet In his heart and
b stiil alive. He told the police 10
was shot BY his wife. from whom hs
had been separated. when hs returned
home after be u said to have threat.
ened her. She inst him at the door and
ared pointblank. He walked to the
police station. nearly three miles
away, where medical attention was
given him. He wrs removed to hos-
pital and an X-ray taken which show.
Cd the bullet Nesting In the heart
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-30
ASPIRIN
Name 'Bayer" on Genuine

Take Aspirin only ~ told 10 each
package Of genuine Bayer Tablets Of
Aspirin. Then you will bs following
he directions and dosage worked out
by physicisns during ~ years. and
proved safe by millions. Take no
chances with substitutes. n you ses
the Bsyer Cross On tablets. you can
take them without fear for Colds.
Headache. Neuralgia, rheumatism.
Earnchs. ToOthschs. Luinbsgo and
for Pain. Handy tin boxes Of twelve
tablets cost few cents. Druggists aiso
ss1I larger packages. Aspirin In the
trade mark VI Baysr Manufacture Of
Observation-Disclosures Of Saiicylieacid.-
Adv.
SAlf.rcstraInt n the one remedy 10
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-30
let EYES DECIDE
Wise Advice for Those Contsn,.
plating Matrimofy.
fha Dreamer Needs Q Brown Gys1
aats; Practical Persen eheVld
cheess Blue o. Gray.


Although no hard-and.fast rule can
b laid down. those with brown eyes
are more steadfast and faithful. Nat.
uralists say that dogs or horses with
deep brown eyes are gentler than those
With tho grayish tint. This applies
equally to human beings.
Brown eyes mean gentlenesA The
secret Of married life IL tolerance.
which 10 another word for gsntleness.
Il must not be imagined that men or
women with gray or blue eyes are nee.
sssarily intolerant. But generally
speaking. character can b told from
eyes.
A man with wistful brown eyes prob.
ably will be q dreamer. Suppose he
maFries blue eyes-that indicate indl.
vidualism and often sgotism-after .
while blue eyes will tire Of brown
eyes. Gentleness and dreaminess will
b mistaken for weakness, and blue
* fray eyes usually despiss weakness.
Without respect. love cannot last.
II. therefore. you are q dreamy per-
son, look for life companion. mate.
h the man or woman who possesses
brown eyes. II you are q man. you
will need comforting and 'mothering."
Psychologists say that all men with
the "mother-complex heart"-a heart
that II gentle. and wants to mother
q protect somebody. and. therefore. to
b "mothered" In turn-are born With
brown eyes Brown-eyed people ars
usually romantic and sentimental.
Blue-eyed people are more practical.
They usually laugh at sentiment call
ing It "sickly ssntimentality." In
agine. therefore. q sensitive girl mar
Sied to q man who considers her to b
weak and q ''sentimentalist." How u
lore going to last in those cifcum-
staneesf
Curiously enough. IKE usually %.
eTacto unlike In early youth. - oos
pm Of . magnet draws the opposits
Dese Of another. Therefore. an *.
tTeDely sentimental man often falls u
1--WE. Or imasinss himself to fall in
Ievs. with an extremely practical
ysung woman. the result being q tenn
poeary broken heart On the part Of the
unfortunate youth. Brown eyes vss.
sus blue eyes. In al probability.
Yet imagine for . moment what
would have happened. had they mar.
RED. The nrst wonderful attractioo
e opposites-and while It lasts It y
all.powerful-would soon pass for ~
IRE can blaze In brilliancs indefinitely
Imagine the two going for . walk - q
sprins night
Hs-ths brown-sysd sentimsatalist-
would feel thrilled BY the beauty u
the night, Of the moon rising like q
great white water lily In the dart
pool Of The sky. Or perhaps he would
want b pause and gaze at the starr,
q watch . ghostly barn owl winnow'
Ing over the young corn. He would
M romance In the nights mysterise
and want to stay and dream.
Bat shs-ths blus-eysd practical on
would remember that q certain
amount Of sleep 10 necessary II wosh
q = b. done properly On The MORROW,
that "colds'' might ensus from linssr'
Ing In the dew fail. However each
might wish to please The cher. intolss'
ance would creep In, and The Old words
"Hs-oe she-doesu't undefstand."
Misunderstanding means misery.
Il yeu are Q dreamer. marry Z
dreamer: II you are brown-sysd. marry
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-30
GIVEN HIGH PLACE
international Honors Awarded
Western Canada Products.
prest q What Can d psns, VITA
Intelligence and Industry. On
ooed, leW.Priesd Land.

N0t0llJ00No0 and V0duntrv. a
oesd. Ls,s.pr,esd ~.
TIE 1910 International Live Stock
shov NJ Chicago was prohahly The beet
that has ever been held. and A n
nolnted ont bv = C.nadIan nevsnanee
writer. the number ma quality Of the
exhibit, .indicated : new milestone
On III road Of nroersea.~ This year
II vas truly sInternstional.s The mart
that C.nsda tool ahove., q anirit OF
friendliness on ho,h aide. ~ In lins
that was bishIy nleasins.
six nrovlnces AZ C.nsd. ware rsn.
resente.i In VARYING desrsea. and when
the handsome share Of The nri.es that
vers carried On nv onr nor.hsrn
neixhbora. schievin. nhenomensl rue.
60 m viev Of trsmsndoua comneti.
tion. n eon.,dered there h rsason q
hope that In no minda at theae people
ther, Vii, Rrov an seteem To- ~
Intern.tion.i th.t v,n h. h.lnf,, hi
hoth countrisaL
Cansd. Won q numher ~ chsmn,on.
shina. NOT the Least AZ which IN ths
sweenststee carried OF nv NJ J. q
Nitchell. OF Dshinda. ssskstcAev.n.
IN thia award NAV he seen an ob,ect
lesson. min, "a shov th.t n \. nos
.lwsvs the man horn with = s,,vsr
.noon In NJ. month n whom the
rreste.t derre. az sncces. viI, attach
II win be interestins TO relate that
-. -.
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LESSON FOR JANUARY z

LESSON FOR JANUARY z
the CHILD AND the KINGDOM.
LESSON TExT-Matt lsu.iA
GOLDEN TEXT Whoeosvsr therefore
snail humble himself - this little child.
the same shall b greatest In the hing.
den OF hsavsn.-Aatt lS:A
REFERENCE AATERlAL-Mark ~;
Luke e:ss-%s: i7a.l
PRIMARY TOPIC-ooA's Care tor Little
Chi,drsn.
JUNIOR ToPlc-oed's Care tor Va
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
..Rseponsioility for the Younger anA
Weaker.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Our Responsibility Tor Childhood.
.. The orsatsst IN ~ klnsdsm q
Heaven wv. l-4).
!. The disciples question ". ~,
The promise given to Peter In connec-
ton with the announcement Of Bile Dur.
pose to build the church. and the pay
Ing Of tribute with the money 10 To
ash's mouth. provoked jealousy on the
part Of the other disciples. The trans.
nguration scene revealed the divine
person and the program Of tho king.
dom. Seeing that the Kingdom was to
come to realization. despite tho trag-
edy OF the cross. the disciples theugAt
u best to have settled the place Ct
rank In the kingdom. Their behavioe
betrayed their sad state Of heart. 10.
stead Of entering Into sympathy with
Jesus 10 tho dark hour OF HE passSoo,
they were supremely concerned WITH
the dignities to b conferred upon
themselves.
2 Jssus' answer Nv. ~. He taueAt
them concrstely By placing . little
child 10 their midst. ~ Conditisa 1t
entrance Into Kingdom ". ~. He
showed them that the great question
which concerned them 10 % to whsth-
q they are really 10 the kiaedo0.
Their behavior revealed The tact
that they needed conversion bsfoee
they could enter Into the kingdoo.
Before they could even 49,. mech lsos
eater Into tho kingdom. they nust b
born from above John 8:A 81. En-
u.a s' 'u'o w s."soom u 'uue'scsy
10, ~. " WV 'aso "n. .ne'
~n.." =. az" .N.. e""""ss ~
sa"s ~ ~. W. ~
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'"s JUG o"cse. !" C"s'
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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-30

Ssif.rcstraint II the one remedy Ia
lure the world 10 sweet rspoxs.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-30

Wise men make feasts that fools
nay eat and ct the govt.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-30
THE CHILD AND the klmooom.

Lesson TEXT-Matt is,l.iA
GOLDEN TEXT Whososvsr thsrsfers
shall humble himself - this little child.
the same shAll b greatest In the king.
oom OF hsavsn.-Aatt. lS:A
REFERENCE kATERlAl-Nark ~;
Luke e:ss-As; i7i.1
Childrsu.
JUNIOR TOPIC ood's Care tor Va
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
-Rssponsibility tor the Younger ana
Weaker.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Our Responsibility tor Childhood.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-02

quickly Eased BY Penetrating
HamIIn's Wizard oil

a safe and harmless preparation
% relieve the pains OF Rheumatism.
Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago Is
Hamln's Wizard Oil. II penctratcs
quickly. drives out soreness, and lin
bcrs up stiff aching joins and muscles
You viii find almost daily uses for
il in cases OF sudden mishaps or ac-
cidenis such as sprains, bruises. cuts,
burns. bites and stings. 'ist as re-
liable, too, for carachc ioothaehe,
roup and cole.
Get it from druggists for 90 cents.
# not satisfied &c rn the bottle and
get your money b.
Ever constituted or have sick head
ache? lust try Wizard ] iveg Whips.
pleasant little pink pills, 80 cents
Guaranteed.
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OFFICERS
DIRECTORS

Vincent BluntZcr,
,rq, John j. ElliH, Go
A. nj. French.
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Edward X. klell
The Washington times., 1920-12-09
Nv JOE BRANSFORD,
20 John Marshall Place.

First gets the best.
Clerks have more time.
Customers have more time.
Stock is fresh.
Stock has variety.
Stock has novelties.
Novelties cannot be duplicated.
Inducements offered TO early shop
pers.
Inducements not necessary later.
Days are longer.
Weather uncertain.
Rush IL avoided.
Crowd is avoided.
Don't have to carry packages.
Safe delivery insured.
No apologies for gifts necessary.
Show civic pride.
Insure cheaper goods.
Assurance of investment by mer,
chants.
Relief to merchants.
Relief to employees.
Patriotism is shown.
Co-operation is shown.
Keep alive a custom.
You are prepared.
In line with most thoughtful.
Relieves the money pressure on
paymaster.
Gives rest to nina.
Makes shopping pleasure.
Makes home more beautiful.
Makes eats more varied and palat
able.
Gives fun in hiding things.
Gives fun in hunting the hidden.
The Washington times., 1920-12-09
REDCROSS WORKER
NOW FIRE: VICTIM
Mrs. White, Recently Robbed,
Loses Household Goods When
Inn Is Destroyed.

That misfortune never come singiy
- amply attested by Mrs. Helene
White, who resides at the Valots
apartments on Massachusetts avenue.
Only recently while driving to her
home at the Mt. Holly Inn. walbrook.
baltimore, Md, she was held up and
robbed on the Windsor Mill road by
two footpads. Her exciting expert
ence on that occasion had hardly uied
down when she was summoned to
identity two men whom the police OF
that city had picked up from the
description she gave Of them. She
at once recognized the prisoners. In
the meantime she moved to Washing.
ton. taking only such things with her
az she would need during the week,
al she still maintained her residence ut
WAlbrook. spending the week enaa
there at the inn.
Believing that her luck had
changed, she started yesterday morn
ing for the American Red Cross.
where she Ia director of the depart.
ment of military relief in the foreign
and insular division, when sNe re-
ceived word that the Mt. Holly Inn
had burned to the ground during the
night. all Of her effects being entire.
ly destroyed: Furthermore her mother
NrA c. J. Boyd. had just escaped with
her life. not even having time to save
her clothing.
Mrs White is considered one OF
. the most beautiful girls In the Red
Cross and her experiences In Mexico
and In the camps of this country
during the war have given her a wide
circle Of friends.
~ wonder what will happen nextT'
said Mrs. White at her office. this
morning."I guess i am Calamity
Jane all right, for I did not carry any
insurance on my things and I have
lost practically everything OF value.
! did not mind the hold-up 80 much.
limit"
The Washington times., 1920-12-09
WILL PUSH BILL TO
SLASHU.S.RE TAPE
Congressman Reavis Hopes for
Passage Of Measure to Co.
ordinate Departments.

Congressman Reavis Of Nebraska
hopes to get action in the House this
week on his proposal to cut govern
hental red tape by co-ordinating the
overlapping duties Of various bureaus
in Washington. Such legislation
would eliminate several Thousands of
Federal employees
He expects to expedite considera-
ton Of the question by moving to
substitute for his own measure before
the Judiciary Committee the reoolu-
ton which Senator Smoot Of Utah put
through the Senate duriAg the last
session.
Mr.. Reavis' attempt to put the ad-
ministrative branch Of the Govern
ment on a business-like basis II the
spear thrust Of a concerted movement
In the House to apply the economy
brakes in official Washington. Con-
gresham Rogers OF Massachusetts is
interested in a similar measure which
he intends to press.
Bills already have been introduced
to coordinate the bureaus In charge
OF disabled veterans into the central
body. Backed by the American
Legion, a brisk fight will be made to
combine the duties of the War Risk
Bureau, the Bureau of Vocational
Training and the Public Health
Service in so far as the treatment of
disabled service men IL concerned.
Mr.. Reavis believes there is entirely
too much duplication Of duties In the
Government bureaus, causing waste
and an unnecessarily large payroll.
His own resolution would require q
report on remedial legislation not
later than December, 1922. He will
introduce his bill in the House and
move that the Smoot measure be al
lowed IN reDlace II
The Washington times., 1920-12-09
AUTO BANDITS
DEM0L|SHCAR
Three Road Highwaymen Fooled
When Machine Runs Down
Embankment.
CONTINUED from First PaEe.)

cut a moments hesitation, O'Dean
stopped his car diagonaay across the
road intending to wreck the road
Agents machine. The driver OF the
bandit car, rather than crash into tho
roadster. drove his car down an ON
bankment on the side of the road.
The occupants were thrown TO the
ground. O'Dean drove to Laurel ana
Informed the authorities.
+. l. Kinsis. OF 1882 l street north
west. told the Baltimore police he
arrived on the scene a few minutes
after the car plunged down the en-
eaukment. He said the broken wind
shield was spattered with blood.
LICENSE TAGS FOUND.
Examination of the wrecked auto
mobile showed IL carried Maryland
license issued at the washington Of
nee, No. lO2565. Two other sets OF
license tags were found. The Dis
trict license was reported as 1o0lZ.
The number now In possession OF the
authorities WAS issued for another
car. and. according to the motor car
registration book. belongs to the GEN
eyai Insurance Agency Company OF
Washington.
Harry T. Rosenberg. Of 314 X street
northwest, reported to the police to-
day that his car. bearing license num-
Der 1912. and answering the de-
scription OF the wrecked machine.
was stolen between $50 and IL 80 las
night. while IL was parked in front
Of his home.
The Washington times., 1920-12-09
TOOTH BRUSH
Unknown Instrument to
Most Washington School
Children.
DEFECTIVE TEETH
Average Condition Alarm
ing, Doctor Tells
City Club.

Tho lowly toothbrush is an in
strument of torture which more
than half Of the public school chill
dren of Washington have COM
pIetely boycotted. according to DR..
w. ]. Davis, of the public health
group of the City Club, who has
just completed a personal invcsti-
CATION of dental inspection work in
the schools. The report was pre-
scented at a meeting OF the group
last night at the clubhouse.
Sixty-threc per cent of the 1+.31<
pupils who were examined last
year admitted frankly and without
the slightest flush OF shame that
the toothbrush was nothing In their
young lives and that they had not
yet made It's acquaintance.
After making these frank state
ments the pupils opened their
mouths to let the dental inspector
peer in for a look at the consc-
anenccs. The look revealed that
rs per cent Of all pupils examined
bad unclean teeth. according to DR
Davis. Only s11 white pupils and
only b27 colorcd pupils had teeth In
good condition.
we often hear people speak OF
the good, sound teeth of colorcd
people" said DR.. Davis. "yet ststis-
tics show that the teeth Of colorod
children are far Inferior to those
Of white children. Colored pupils
had ss.2 per cent more cavities in
their teeth than white pupils"
The Washington times., 1920-12-09
SCHOOL REFORM
TO Be SPEEDED UP
Harrison Expects Reorganiza.
ton Bill to Be Passed
Early in Session

Hope that the school survey pro-
vided for in the Harrison bill may
BE- completed in time TO be used as
. basis for shaping the District ap-
propriations in the Senate was ex-
~ essed by a number OF Senators to-
day.
The measure may encounter some
delay in being reported from the full
Senate District Committee, because
of the absence Of Senator Sherman,
chairman OF the committee, but Sena-
ter Harrison expects to circumvent
this difnculty and have the bill pass
ed through the Senate at an carly
date.
BOTH CAN PASS.
Both the survey bill and the school
organization measure have the
support of an overwhelming majority
In the Senate, and can be passed al
most without debate IL the parlimen-
tary situation permits. They are the
offshot Of tho school investigation
conducted by the Senate District sub
committee last spring. A certain
amount of opposition to the reorgani-
sation bill II expected in the House,
but not sufficient to impede Its adop-
ton.
The chief aim OF Senator Harrison
In proposing the survey is to ascer-
tain. in connection with the District
school authorities, Just what the con-
struction needs of the local system
are and to provide q basis upon which
ConKrsss may make It's appropria-
lions. In view OF tho policy of sharp
economy and retrenchment which
will be followed by 1.-THE incoming
Harding administration for a long
period to come some such basis viii
be necessary II Congress is to grant
any recognition to the needs OF the
Warrington schools.
PLAN WELL BACKED.
The reorganization of the public
| schools as proposed by Senator Har-
rison has the backing Of a large num-
Dor of local organizations, including
the Federation of Citizens Associa-
lions. which were active in the school
probe OF last spring. The appointing
power for membership on the Board
Of Education 10 now in the District
Supreme Court, and IL Is no secret
that the court would be glad to get
rid OF the responsibility, since II has
been the source OF great embarrass-
ment to them. The measure gives the
President the appointing power, with
confirmation to follow by tho Sem
ate. In this way, II Ia pointed out
complete harmony between the
Board Of Education and the Board Of
District Commissioners IL likely to be
gained, because tho President Is
given the power OF appointing both
bodies.
Tho hackers Of the bill. including
Senators Harrison. Dillingham;, and
Capper are confident that II will nf.
ford a permanent settlement OF the
fYiction and controversy that has