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Golul produs Ia basa edificiu.
lui social francez.

Baza edificiului social este p0-
lpulatia agricola. Populatia ru-
rala franceza in secolul trecut
era de Is la suta, in 1911 a
ajuns la 56 la suta. &c va Fl in
viitor9 Din 19O6-1911 populatia
rurala pierdut 100000 locuitori
emigrind in orase. 81 aceasta
emigrare va continue din cauza
cerintelor industriale, a conner
tului ETC., 81 a salariilor ridicate.
Ea va duce la un desechilibru
profund, cind stiut este ca sim
gura rezerva 81 aceea foarte
saracita, este populatia rurala.
In 1911 ,populatia activa mas
culina la muncile agrlcole era de
100000 Din aceasta cifra tre-
bue redus eel putin l million de
mort 81 mutilati, 81 vre-o 100000
luati agricultori, de administra-
til, industrii comert etc. Asa ca
muncitorii agricoli au ramas in
Franta 100000. ::
81 cum singura familia ruraE
e aceea care are putinta azi, de
creste un numar mai mare dc
copii sanatosi 81 vigurosi, trebut
intarita 81 reconstituita Gu orice
chip aceasta familie.
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Asa glint mai toate lbatrinele"
Dupa ce ii strinse NINA 81 Sc
sarutara, Elena pleca; angaja .
servitoare in locul Eugeniei 81
facu tirguielile. Peste un ceas era
acasa 81 1ncepu sd faca socoteala
averei Ell. Afara de villa 81 de giu-
wericalele de care dispunea, ave-
rea Ell in lbani numerars Sc ridica
la trei milioane patrusutc de mil
de franci. Zilmbi multumita. Vii
torul era asigurat 81 Sc gindi ca
din lbanii acestia sd ajute 81 pc
Gel lipsiti 81 suferinzi. Sc gindi
Ia ranitii de carl gemeau spitale-
lie 81 IA familiile lor ramasi acasa,
multe din ele in lipsa gi Sc hotari
"a lndata ce Sc va dntoarce ina
poi din America Sd lie vina in
ajutor. Gindul ei sbura la
Gheol ghiadi pc care il inchisese
noaptea trecuta in suterana de
snbsol. Ce sd faca Gu ell in lipsa
Elf Cine Sal dea mfncarei NJ
avea ihcredere in nimeni. D-nei
Piqnard ii spusese ca ia gonit.
Dfnsa prea sensibila 81 miloasa,
altfel in ca ar Fl avut deplina in
credere. Sc hotari sal dea o can
titate de pesmeti 81 apa pc timp
de luna, facfndu-l atent ca
dsca va nlfnca mai multi de cit
.Aoptia destinat4 pe zi,va suferi
"A urma. Suterana find alaturi
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ApARE ilf TuUARE N.
IN Wit A R (

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Negru Voda" din
McKees Rocks, Pa are onoare a
invita- pc toate surorile Societatl
precum 81 pc toti fratii membrii
sus numitei societati 81 pc toti
fratii romini din loc 81 jur de a
lua parte la frumoasa Petrecere
Gu Dams, care va avea loc Sim
Ibata seara la 20 Novembrie 1920
in Hala Societatii de sub No. 242
HELEN Str.
Pretul de intrare D-nii Is cent?
Damele 50 cent?.
Inceputul la orele 6:30 seara
81 va dura pima la II noaptea
Muzica ''Vulturul' din HONS
tead va distra pc onor public cl'
cele mai frumoase arii Gle Dams
Bufetul va fl aranjat Gu cele
mai gustoase beuturi.
Suprasolvirile Sc primesc Gu
deosebita multamita 81 Sc yor
quita pc Gale ziaristica.
Pc baza frumosului scop ce ur-
marin, speram ca att fratii ro-
mini din doc 81 jur cit 81 surorile
societati din apropiere vor bine
Vol a lua parte La Petrecerea
nOastra in numar cit sc poate dc
mare. Gu dragoste frateasca.
Lazar Dragos, presedinte.
I. Craiovean, secretar.
(65-66).
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INS1IINTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentii
nostri a observa urm&toarele
reguli Ia trimiterea pentru
schimbare de adres&:
1. Sa Sc scrie adresa veche
unde ia mers ziarul 3i adresa
unde s'a mutatJ
2. La fiecare persoan4 ID
Sc al&ture marci de &c. Sa Sc
caute sd nj SO dea numele stra.
del 81 al oragului correct.
Cine nu observa aceste re-
gull in zadar asteapt& sd j sc
schimbe adresa Cd nu sc poate.
Administratia.
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UN FAIMOS ARTIST
FRANCEZ MORT

PARIS, Is Nov. -Luc Olivier
Merson, i'm etate de IA de ami, un
renumit artist, mort.
NJ. Merson a facut pictura din
Opera Comique, otelul de Vile 81
Sorbona. Desemnul pentru bahc-
note de suta de franci ale bancil
franceze au fost disseminate de el.
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(35

A doua ri avu o convorbire
lunga Gu Eugenia singura servi-
toare care observase lipsa lui
Gheorghiadi 81 ii destainui pc
larg secretul eli comunicindu-i 81
faptul Cd la dnchis in subterana
de sub sol, unde are de gind sal
chinuiasca pima va crede Cd ras-
bunarea Ell este complecta.
Eugenia, care iubea pc Elena
La idolatrie, fu foarte miscata de
povestea eli 81 Sc revolta in mai
multe rinduri impotriva bestiali
tStilor la care a fost supusa de
Gheorghiadi 81 gasi rasbunarea
Elenei justificata.
Isl cit aveti de gind sal IT,
nett in suterana acea1 fntreba
Eugenia eind femeia pc care 0
lAdora incheie povestea ei dra-
sls6tiex.
ia0u stiu, depinde de resisten-
r. III 3isiex ii III apusei adinea-
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q solutie 4 problamel a6rarie
i'm Frant1

prietatea taraneasca sau fami-
liala.
Mica cultura produce mutt mai
multi la hect. decit marea cultura.
Mica proprietate franceza su-
fera mutt din cauza Smbunata-
tirii extreme provenita din felul
de succesiune. Guvernul francez
prin diferite legi cautat sd In
drepte, aceasta stare de lucruri,
care face ca ''pamintul ID
moara".
Oar toate aceste legi, nu au
dat rezultatul dOrit caci nu au
, ajuns la regruparea parcelelor
de cit in mica masura. Autorul
prea viseaza schimbul fortat.
Realizarea programului agrar
Aceasta realizare deplnde de
regruparea parcelelor prea micl
81 de extinderea proprietatii ta-
ranesti.
Pentru acest fapt trebuesc 2
lucruri l. 0cupatii financiare: :
cumparare de loturi, regrupare,
revindere etc. 2. 0peratii de Gre
dit; fmprumut de bani pc lung
termen pentrHaeonstituire de ea-
pital de eNploatare a eelor ce
n'au. S'a vazut Ga actualele
credite create in Fralrta nu sunt
suficiente. Autorul propune crea-
rea in Still male a ,unei societati
financiare de utilitate publica
facuta Gu ajutorul statului, acea-
sta pentru partea financiara,
pentru partea fonciar&, crearea
societatilor fonciare r1rale pen
tru fie-care 2-3 de parlamente.
| Aceste societati vor avea de
scOp sd permita lucratorilor a.
grioli de deveni mici exploa.
tanti, de al fixa de pamInt 81
apoi al face proprietari. Auto.
rll crede: ca lucratorul agricol
! 1nainte de a deveni proprietary
trebue sd treaca. printr'o situa.
! tie intermediara: aceea do Ok
ploatant." ,I'
Exploatantii au dreptul 81
imprmuta Gu maximum 1000 fir
p. nectar, daca insa dovedesc ci
sunt insurati parinti a 2 copi
eel putin Gu prioritate pentru
cei care au fost mobilizati sau al
familie mai grea.
Pamintul dat in exploatare sc
l
da dupa I'm termen de ami ii
plina: proprietate. Planta Sc face
.prin societatea fonciara regio
nala, Garcia .1i-se ramburseaz;
suma, prin anuitati in 30 ami; ial
o portiune cam de % la suta {
in sarcina statului.
Improprietarirea autorul {
crede suficicnta, prin vinzari dt
} buna voc find siliti marii pro
prietari vinde ne mai rentindu
lie pamintul. Ell contra expro
prierii fortate.
]. D. Barzan.
("Viitorul'' J.
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LIBERTY BoNDURI
u lGARUI DE ORuTAR1

Vinde-le acuma. Plltim banl
gaia si preturile cele mai bune
Simon este cea mai cinstit& cass
de schimb. Room PIG Lennox
Bldg, al dolea Etaj. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu.
clid Aveiue. De-asupra de SINCE,
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pS.
ID 10 orele 6 p. m. (1x6)
(Adv.)
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de spalatorie era in legatura cu
canalul de scurgere. Avusese
grije so preyada 81 Gu o latrina,
asa ca captivul nu trebuia sd iasi
afara pentru necesitatile natura-
lie. Pc, seara sosi servitoarca
noua, o femeie tinara al carui sot
please in razboiu. Neav1nd pe
nlmeni in Paris, ar Fl mers la
parintii ei, dar eli locuiau in IT,
nutul pc care il ocupasera Ger
manli, asa ca fost multumita
Ca gasit un serviciu, ca sa-si
abba traiul asigurat 81 sd poata
economist ceva. Barbatul ei fu4
sese telegrafist 81 un an 81 sase
'Iuni de c1nd &c casatorisera,
n'au putut economist nici att ca
ce sal plateasca mobila saraca-
cieasa pc care 0 cumparasera pc
datorie. Indata ce s'a angajat la
Elena a mers la proprietarul lor
sal spuna sd vina sa.si ia mobila
caci ca Sc lipseste de ratele pc
carl lea platit. Era il1teligenta
si draguta, 81 Elena o lu8 ca ca
meriera ei in ciuda servitoarei
celeilalte, care find cu cate-va
zile mai veche aspirase i aeat
post de onoare. 81 81
gss
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Agriculture francez& nu poate
sd nutreasca tara.


Inaintea razboiului in timpuri
normale, productia solului fran
cez -aproape ajungea pentru tre-
buintele consumatiei. Ocupatia
inamicului 81 distrugerea regiu-
nilor ocupate, au scazut, Gu mutt
productia In 1917 81 1918 s'a RI
dicat deficitul la 1875 milioane
chintale, lar in 1919 81 mai multi.
Recolta ultima franceza fost
inferioara i Ia 80 mi|ioane chilnltale
81 pentru avea piinea zilnica, a
trebuit sd Sc importe 40 milioanc
chintale.
Frantei ii trebue sd produca
cit mai mutt in toate directiile,
spre a Sc indestula singura 81 a
putea sd exporte spre a'si nor
MALTA schimbur.
Ori Gu aproape 4 milioane
muncitori agricoli cit are All
Franta nu Sc pot hrani 40 mill
oane locuitori.
Inainte de razboi Gu 6 milioanc
abba putea GU grel, face fata.
Proprietatea in Franta Sc i'm
parte in: Mica proprietate tara
neasca, pima la 40 hect. ocupind
40 la suta din soml Frantei, lar
proprietatea netaraneasca de la
40 hect. I'M sus are 81 la suta,
cuprinzind in ca 81 padurile te-
renurile necultivabile etc.
Pamintul de cultura propriu
zis Sc compune din terenuri de
la 1-10 hect. q la suta 81 mai
mutt de 40 hect, are 35 la suta.
Circumstantele actuaie ne 0.
bliga, spune ,autorul, sd ia
cilitam accesiunea Ia proprietate
la un cit mai mare numar de
muncitori agricoli.
Trebue favorizat energic pro-
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
Blind Children Submit
Essays in Army Contest

Essays written in French, Italian
and other foreign tongues. dictated
essays submitted to blind school
children, many in poetry, are in
cluded in the 100000 being judged
in the. War Department national
essay contest on Benefits of En-
listment in the Army"
The contest closed last week. Over
100000 essays by school children
were submitted to the various dis
trict recruiting officers.
Announcement of the appointment
OF a board of awards for the con-
test was made yesterday by the
War Department. 1t will consist of
John T. Taylor, member of the
national legislative committee of the
American Legion; Capt. John l..
Smith, Spanish-American War Vet
Grams, and Earl Goodwin, represent
ing the National Press Club.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
BELLHOP CONVICTED
OF JEWELRY Theft

Calvin L. Savage. former bellboy
in a local hotel. pleaded guilty to
a charge of grand larceny inyoiv-
ing $4,000 worth of jewelry ycs-
terday morning before Chief Jus
tice Mccoy in Criminal Court. He
was sentenced to five years in the
penitentiary.
Savage. who took employment at
the hotel under the name OF Henry
O'Connor. robbed the room of Mrs.
Mary ]. Hayner. and ned to Cali
fornia. Detective Springman traced
Savage to Los Angeles, and brought
him back, together with about
$1,000 worth of the jewels. The
theft was committed October 2S,
1918
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
5000 Dupont Employees
Provided Food at Cosi

Wilmington, Del, March 2.-The
DUPONT Company. of this city, will
reduce the high cost OF living for
its many employees by selling food
products at cost. AS the company
has more than 5000 employees here
and will handle considerable stock,
officials believe they can effect con-
siderable saving.
For the present the company pro-
poses dealing entirely through local
wholesale houses, collecting orders
each week and having food de-
livered at the homes. but may short
ly establish stores of its own for
the sale Of nonperishable products.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03

such as one made of Mayappe leaves of aloe root of
laap and sold every drug Dr. Perces Pleasant Pei
let's Then surround yourself with hotwater bottles Ii
fact mentioned by physicians of the largest experience that the
effort on the part of nature to throw off the poon results
sometimes in inflammation of the kidneys 1t is therefore,
very important to assist nature eliminating the toxins poi-
sonC from the body through the bowels skin and kidneys
Not only should this be carefully attended to by the sick but
by the person who wishes to ward of an attack new kid
ney remedy called Anuc (anc) can be obtained of the
druggist This Anuc fushes the bladder and kidneys and
thro~s of the poons oxns and should be taken with hot
water hot lemonade Clear the nose with some good anti
septic spray Dr. Sases Catarh Remedy Ii is Of course
unnecessary for to emphasize & keep strong and healthy
fear neither germ Flu. and observe the three Cs:
Clean kn Clean BOWELS Clean nose and mouth and you have
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
CUNTS SPEAKS
.TOD.C. AID CLUB
Distribution Essential Says
Official IN Publicity
Analysis.

Advertising was analysed by e.
Lyeli Cunts. vice president Of the
Associated Advertising Clubs Of the
World yesterday at the semi-month-
ly luncheon Of the Advertising Club
Of Washington in Haryey's restau-
rant.
Interest centered In the statement
by Cunts that before merchant
should undertake to advertise his
product to the public, the product
should have a city-wide distribu-
ton.
Cunts pointed out that productive
advertising depended on the right
product, efficient distribution and
Intelligent customers.
He outlined the program for the
annual convention Of, the Associated
Advertising Clubs of the World to
be held at Indianapolis June 6.
President Harold Levy announced
the names of those accounted the
most popular members and guests
in accordance with the custom OF
the club.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
WARNING

NJ nila Cigars are very
scarce, and arc constantly in
creasing fin price.
II you are a Manila" smok-
er. now is the time to buy
while our stock is fresh and
plenty.
LA Emperatriz" (perfecto
especiales). very mild, s for
Sc, box of so, 500.
.IIang Hang, (Cazadores),
your m one US worth; &c
straight; box of so, $2.S9.
.Don Urbsna." a classy
shape banded Manila. 6 for
S5c, box of 100, $3.75.
EI Trio nondres shape,
MsryiiIa In all shades;
Pafpida "a for 25c; box
EI Pacinco lof 100, $3.25.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
Camp Meigs Vets Organize.

Camp Meigs Post is the name of
the new post of Veterans of the
Foreign Wars to be organized to-
night in the "Y" hut at Camp
Meigs, Md. More than 100 applica-
tions for membership have been re-
ceived. Officers will be elected. The
post was organized by Charles H.
Lettow, department organizer. and
a committee composed of Earl Poff,
II. A. Jamison and John Marr JEFF
fries
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
{
SLAYER MEETS
DEATH CALMLY
James Henry Jackson,
Murderer Of Lillian Hood,
Pays Supreme Penalty.
WARNING TO COUSIN
Tells Him to Follow Older
Heads Advice in
Life.

Bidding cheerful farewell to six
other condemned men at the Dis
trict Jail. James. Henry Jackson.
murderer of Miss Lillian Hood. a
young war worker, yesterday morn
ing went calmly to his death on
the galiows In the northeastern cor
ridor Of the District Jail.
Except for his rowing glances to
avoid the galiows as he moved down
the death house corridor, jackson
was unmoved to the last.
Kisses Crucihx.,
Before the moose was adjusted and
the black cap placed over his head
and face. the condemned man held
to his lips a crucifix handed to him
by the Rev. Father Andrew H. Mfhm.
OF st. Augustine's Church, whose
counsel in Jackson's last hours Is
credited with having enabled him
to face death calmly.
1t was the quickest execution in
the history of the Jail. The trap
was sprung at 7:01 o'clock, just
one minute and thirty seconds after
jackson left his cell. He was pro-
nounced dead at TIA o'clock by DIR.
James A. Cannon and DR.. ]. NJ.
Ladd. attending physicians.
In a lonely spot in Mt. Olivet
Cemetery, with the Rev. Father
Mihm performing the last rites,
Jackson was buried at o'clock
yesterday afternoon. ~
His sister and divorced wife had
visited him in his cell the day be-
fore.
scorned All Advice.
Another visitor was Ogle jackson.
a cousin. an inmate of the Jail. to
whore the condemned man re-
marked: b." '
"If had listened to older heads
] wouldn't be here now"
Jackson received holy communion
at a mass from $3.50 to 5 o'clock
in the morning in an altar erected
especially for him in one Of the
prison rooms. Following this he ate
a meal. ordered by himself a week
ago. one of the privileges accorded
men to be executed. 1t consisted
OF a large steak with onions, wheat
cakes. rolls and coffee.
Father Mihm remained with the
prisoner all night.
Superintendent Charles s. Foster
had charge of the hanging. Capt.
ent. gave the signal for> springing
the trap by dropping a handkerchief
on the platform. 1t was the first
execution witnessed by Capt. Peake
in his ten yetrs of prison work.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
Awarded Damages for Injuries.

Ward p. Burdine was awarded a
verdict of $3.50 and costs against
the Washington Railway and Elec-
trio Company yesterday by a jury
before Justice Hitz in District Su-
preme Court for injuries alleged to
have been received in a collision on
the Takoma Park line. The acci-
dent happened in July, 1918. near
Piney Branch road.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03

ISM. Secretary Of war Baker told
2 group Of prominent educators IL
conference yesterday at the war
Department. with the war plans di-
vision tnd general staff.
representatives Of educational
and collegiate associations and
prominent institutions are In wash
fngton to cooperate with the war
Department I'm solving problems of
the Reserve Officers Training
Corps.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03

isgslising IS Per cent beer. y cons
stitutional.
The law provides thst manufac-
ture and sale Of IS per cent. bee9
is allowable after the treaty Of
peace has been ratified.
H. A. Sawyer, Federal district at
torney. announced that he would
era1 Palmer to appeal directly to
the Federal Supreme Court for re
view of the Geiger decision.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
PIG Building Permits Issued.

Permits to erect 21s new build
ings in the District, ranging from
apartments to garages, were issued
during the month of February, II
was shown yesterday in the month
ly report on building operations of
the inspector of buildings. Finan-
to $1,537,112.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
Sues for $4,000 Damages
Due to Motor Accident

John Tier. former employe of
the Union Transfer Company. filed
suit for $4,000 damages against the
company yesterday in the District
Supreme Court, alleging severe per-
sonal injuries when he was struck
by a motor truck. The accident is
alleged to have happened August 25.
1918. Tier is represented by At
torneys King, Simon, Young and
Koenigsberger.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
Dentist Admits Cashing
Five Worthless Checks

DR.. Paul =. johnson. dentist. for
meriy located at Seventh and D
streets northwest. was arraigned
before Judge Hardison in Police
Court Yesterday on Ave charges Of
obtaining money under false pre-
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
Regular Shape Smokes
in Small Boxes

.Havana PickinEs,' box OF
10 cigars, 4Sc.
.BIackstone' service packs,
box Of ten cigars. $1.20.
.L Mn n n. box of ten
cigars, $1.25.
.Norwood,- a big seller, box
of ten cigars, soc.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
Baker Declares Army
Plan Not MiLtaristic

General opposition to Suniversal
military training would disappear
II the public would appreciate that
in such system As proposed In
the wadsworth bill there would be
no danger Of developing "militar-
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
Name of Police Chief
Expected in Ten Days

The District Commissioners prob
ably will name a successor to the
late Maj. Pullman as superintendent
of police within the next ten days,
Commissioner Louis Brownlow said
yesterday.
The Commissioners now are con-
cluding testimony before the ap-
propriations committee for the next
fiscal year. Commissioner Brownlow
pointed out that pressure of this
work has prevented him from TAX
ing up the matter of selecting a
successor to Maj. Pullman.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
Breweries IN Wisconsin
Ready to Make IS Beer

1filwaukee, March s.-Rsincarna-
tion Of wisconsin brsweries waited
today on ratification Of the psace
treaty BY the United States Senate.
following Federal Judge Geiser,s de-
cision that the Mulberger state law,
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03

lenses. He pleaded suiIty, 81 &
sentenced to serve thirty ds}&
each case. Sentences were sueoc
ed and DIR. johnson placed o. =
baton for one.years s. =
stress of busfness and family 1|I
bles he passed five worthless W
checks on dental supply couEun
to the amount OF SIS. Hts aftorI
explained that restitution s.
made A5.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
The Home of
Low-Price Cigarettes
I'VE Always Sell the Best

Piedmonts, pkg. of 20. lie
ChesterAelds, pkg of 20. lie
Camel. pkg. of 20. lie
Old MIL. pkg. of 2o......1 lie
Virginia Brights, pkg. 20. lie
Sovereign. pkg. of 90. He
Red Kamel. pkg. of 10. .1Oc
Omar. pkg. of 2o........21e
Fatims. pkg. of 20. Gle
Natural. pkg. of 10. -. Use
Mosul. pkg. of 1o........17c
Mursd, pkg. of 10. .17c
Helmar. pkg. of 10. .12c
Turkish Trophies, pkg. 10. 13c
EEyptian Luxury, pkg. 1o.17c
Phfllip Morris, pkg. of 10. .2Sc
Pail Mall. pkg. of 10. .2Sc
Rameses No. ?. pkg. of 10 .23c
Mile, pkg. of 10. .25c
Lord Salisbury. pkg. Of Isle
Egyptian Prettiest, pkg. 20, 20c
Richmond Straight Cut. 20. Gle
Lucky Strike. pkg. Of 20. lie
Melachrino No. o. pkg. 10. lie
Sweet Caporal, pkg of 20. lie
London Sports, pkg. of 20. Ice
Herbert T'ytsn. pkg. of 20. &c
Idle Hour, pkg. of 90. Use
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
INFLUENZA GERMS

Influenza is produced by a
bacillus or germ coming chiefly
from discharges from the nose,
throat and lungs of the person
who coughs. sneezes or spits.
The person attacked feels chill
ly. develops a high tempera-
ture-usually accompanied by
headache and ache all over"
-as it is usuallyidescribed. If
you have the above symptoms
get into bed as quickly as pos
sible. after a hot mustard foot
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
Peoples Price Of
Little Cigars in Pkgs. of 10

Royal Bensals, per pkg. ale
Hoffman House. per pkg. 21e
Prime Puffs. per, pkg. .23e
GIorihers, per pkg. Csc
FIexo Giants, per pkg. Use
Ell Grado, per pkg. .:7c
wm. the Fourth (dwarfs),
per pkg. ............-.. soc
Robt. Burns Qaddies), pkg 3Sc
Tellonettes, per pkg. .2oc
FL Toro. per pkg. .23c
Between the Acts, per pkg lie
st. Legers, pkg. .15e
Sub Rosa, pkg DC, . for 25e
Recruits. per pkg .ScI 3 for 25c
Derby. per pkg. .sc,. 3 for 25e
Van Bibber. per pkg. g..... .25e
Little Lovera. per pkg. soc
Iago (infants). per pkg. .c5c
First Consul. per pkg. soc
The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
Cigars that Satisfy

Pedro Vegas (very fnild), &c
St, box of IS. .a1.S0
FL Verso tpur. finos). 12c St,
box of 50... $3.50
.sIno." &c straight. box Of
Red Dot. &c straight. box Of
box of SO. .ss.4o
stratford 0nvincibies), lie
ST.. box of 50............s $500
Cato .key Western 8 for,
Csc. box of 50.... 1915
El Grado tfoil wrapped),
for zoe, box OF so. .... $500
Norwood, Sc straight. box OF
Hish Life tstapiesj, ioc
staight, box of SO. .e4.75
High Life (sublime). 12c st.
B.ro. De kaih diplomat.
icos), . for CSC. box. 500
Hotel BseSert' loc straight =.
Do. sA piso e Il ieaeues,. . for '"
Don Amaro (petit coronas).
&c ST.. box of .-$1.25
n. b. (tissue wrapped), sc
ST., box of so. $40
Centroso (pref. sub. extra),
10c ST.. box. of SO. 80. .$4.75
Adlon (pur. finos). 1oc St,
box of 25...S e,.........$ $40
Adlen Club pefl. ctos), 1oc
St. box of so. .$4.7S
La Asora. CWash. size), 10c a.,
ST., box of 50.... .$4.75
Luis Martinez (bIunts). >
for Csc, box of SO. ....... .S4.0O
Mozart (excellentes), . for
CSC, box of SO. =. :. .$4.00
Mobita. for 25c, box of
% ...... $4.O0
LIN Perferencia Gin opera), sc
ST., box of so. ............ $40
Reference. a good bet, &c ST.,