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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-21
CAPITAL is CAPTURED

London, Nov 1s. The Russian boil
sheviki in campaign against the
Ukranians have captured Kamenetz-
Podolsk,. the capital of Podolia, it is
announced in Wednesdays Official
statement from Moscow. which was
received here by wireless today. It
also announces tila extension Of tho
bolsheviki occupation OF Crimea.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-21
TERRIFIC STORM RAGING
ON COAST OF NICARAGUA

San Salvador, Nov. 20.--A terrific
tropical storm has been raging for
the past twenty-four hours along tbs
western coast of Nicaragua and con-
siderable damage has been done to
shipping. it is reported here today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-21
WESTERN PACIFIC BUYS THE
DENVER & RIO GRANDE RY.
(By Associated Press. J

Denver, Nov. Representatives
of the Western Pacific Railroad bought
in the properties of the Denver &
Rio Grande Ry., at a foreclosure sale
here today, the purchase price being
five million dollars, cash The buyers
also agreed to assume $141.175. 900 the
amount of the outstanding obligations
of the Rio Grande
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-21
BIG FIRE DAMAGE

Fort Worth. Tssxy Nov. s0.--Dam-
age estimated at four hundred trous.
and dollars was done by fire which
destroyed the Exporters & Traders
compress and warehouse. and 2.s0O
bales of cotton at Marlin. Texas last
night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-21
; PRESIDENT WILSON
TO GET NOBEL PRIZE
(By Associated Press.)

' Stockholm. Sweden. Nov. 20.-- :
y President Woodrow Wilson will :
p ire. awarded the Nchel prize for I
= 1890. according tc reports con :
y tanned III Swedish newspapers :
y today. The announcement of the :
y award viii not be officially an :
nounced unril the end Of Novem- :
' ber :
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-21
TWO ARMED BANDITS LOOT
A CHATTANOOGA BANK
(By Associated Press.) J

4 Chattanooga, Nov. &C. Two 4
\ armed bandits entered the Morris 4
= Bank, in the heart of the city, to- 4
= night and locking the cashxsr~ in 4
= the banks vault, obtained eleven 4
= hundred dollars in currency. ac- 4
= cording to first reports to the 4
= police. The bandits escaped
\ 4 4 \ \ \ + ~ \ \ \ \ ~ ~
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-10
MATLACK TELLS ABOUT
BANDITS.


explained that iho money had boon pro
vldcd ny civilians ana That be never
had been Informed the United SintcH
expected $50 pnv amy of w. lie said thhi
after taking tho first aviator ont OF ihe
bandit camp. hr ovurh ard two Most
Guns planning to KIN him ana the rc.
mining prisoner whom be delivered The
balance 90 the money
"And there rs whore ] came Go the
conclusion was not bound hy honuf
10 give them the other hnlf ne de-
Clarcd.
An example ~ hatred unaffected by
Cnfranga officers toward fhe Amer
Guns was contained IN hiss account of nn
EFFORT be- hid made tn secure assistance
BOO the cHse 81 Captain Ccciiio EHirolia,
commanding a post iu MoNicp. tstrolli
struck Matlacks mcHHcngar across the
fico web hts uuirt and told him Gao dc.
liver tn The American aimy officer nn
Insulting rOply EatfclN wn7 fuh'r
pncnily killed hy MeNicaus who went
fium The American sid and inined tnnir
own people in Mexico. de had nrrurd
Ing Go thc Witness just rrrpetfetcd n
nuocioUa net against thr wife of me
'rHvnr ~ the town whore he wns sta-
toned.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-10

frriue the resolution recording drmo-
GRATIS uruinst universal irlNinH SpcHk
,rs dl0 nor discriminate between hni
trfHu training nnd nUrt'ro. and nH
adopted fhO re = lun wIH Nu ohAnHNi
1905 tH dnUItro 0nuoHi 0u in both
iiDfrrruce to Nr NEun and Srcrc
inry NAtr wore niurio into the D..
debate, Nonrcr nitiINt khchu doe
cnrrd "vlsh tii Hue defortucf io them,
ho believed ihafH unrid he 800 objection
Go tha house WHiur Nf position cHrH-
Cialig .nnc oafN NnleIflH had put lho
party ON goeord by announcing thcir
attitude
Mr kitchm nid ihnt Nir wneona
llnr-s hll uufnrIemi iF rOmnNDd thr
executive from ln Ultimate Touch ifh
national Nnns ard sentiment tie
read telegram fum Nan. sentative
ifrriH oklahoma. ehalfnHH nf fhr y m
ncrafit r0nrrcgalohal cnnrWtu corn .
mitire who declared fhO country is
opposed to universal trHIliur Mr
IsUiH NNMiNu Wu fit hN ir krcnln
HH thai of one who .noWr ihc fesiiuF
90 oftrf district in ihN country which
prompted response fruui iho floor
Ncs Fgrrs De- runninH fUr ihe senate
Carlos Bee Is
IN Favor.
Representative Wood declared % was
nl right f0 Wil OF waiting f1r hc
national convention but he added thHi
the convention mieht eei ih0 idea WEE
one fuI tfH |ur hF tNo q ace of house
members
Nomenclature CliWfn declared ev.
Di2 post of fhc American fNglor hy the
action i0fat at Indianapolis bad gone
un record n mYur of Universal train
ur lio urarl in1i rHteil osrH dlcnrN
favor dcciNatlon f0r such training
"|F fNuU 10 .fHU.f Hf.H|W|I
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-10
Bilious? Take
Mr. Tonight
Natures Hemody 10 Better and safer
Than cHiomel. clsana Out system
Without Gripping. Stops Sick
Headache. Guaranteed.

Bilious attacks. constipation sick
d .da.nHHt Tfa. arr ln tHn Uraht mn
1.rIfg of oaEus Quo go digestive trouble
llt Il rlH rnnunlo peHin can expect
g. obtain real or haQug benpAt Until
The eaaHo D. corrected
Natures Eemcdy (NR Tahletsl s. a
vegetable compound That acts on the
l'lmach Liver bowels and kidneys.
tae purpose being 90 bring about
h.hthv and larmquioua action of an
thn organs ~ Qiso tipn ana elimin1-
tom. To urtH promptly and thorourhly
SET 10 mHdly aat eeutly that thofe
81 hrr.r tAe slightest Er!plnE or dis
5 Eal hni g pot all Natures
Remedy feH Tablets have hcnca~
Cal rnrrt unan fht entire body Hy
lurfu IuF faa process ~ digestion
.ri .uIN DOM taa ucuflRhmcnt ia
ID ItH frHfu fHui. iNe blood quality if
tH H.' .fr iH increased ana Gao
whole strengthened
fNUH go your BODY ln this
liIislni .ui need NOT ufo
IU .H.s rrr oaY-lurt take un Nk
IHNI.t uc .luauy when Indigestion,
hI... Hl4 cnnHiplllun inreatenf.
nul gpI con always fccl your hlat
Remember Eetulug well SIS easier aga
r.H.N.r iNlu getting well.
HDt Ca 300 box az Natures Remedy
lsIt lnh'eta) and try % 70 81 sold,
nlamntcs1 eE4 recgmaeaded ~ y9ug
druggist
CITY DRUG STORE ms.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-10

he price of clUthiur due tn the re-
iuciiou ut Americas cotton exports BIS
hold oui hy commerce officials The
effect Of pn over. supply uf raw MAE
irriul win not boz fcli for ioino Time hy
tho manufacturer and longer ny tnc
retailer as thc clothing Industry ~ iH
cyrlaMea H generally from MA moufhH
10 vrnr nhoud ~ tho rcnH market
and most of nest yplfH commitments
hnNt boon completed
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-10

vonra aro p dead ne said hts inven.
ton Unmc through hig diflltuitt n
toppinr confined ,lsc plgr 90 bis Iowa
rfurh ne 81 credited with latlns out
Iln IuMn MIllnMnlIn. Kan.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-10

uso calles cas'ifeI Ads.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05
THE FINAL PROPOSITION.

What that old grammarian could have been think
ing about who said: "A proposition is a bad word
to end sentence with" is not easy to make out
for. as houses made to live in and not to look
at, words seem made to work with, not to tie
to; not to shut thought in, but to help it out With
so much to work for, and much to think of,
there is than shall ever be through with,
il We allow oureves to be tied up with rules
that have need of and ue for, far as
heard from In good old English tongue what
ever else find to rejoice over. pride ourselves
on, have this at least to thank her for, that she
does not fetter herself with restrictions which she
can just as well do without load herself down
with old tools that she is through with
Perhaps it is not much TO be wondered at, that
such rule should sometimes be insisted on; but
il we look the matter carefully through, we shall
find it to be which we were better rid of. For
full dress, the white kids and patent feathers may
not be dispensed with: but the Johnsonian periods
with graceful and polished exremities are not what
either language life is made UP of. Not only
can the best popular writers be appealed to- but the
practice and theory of the best grammarians who
know what they are writing about can be relied on
to show that proposition is sometimes the best
word to end sentence with.-Colorado School
Journal.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05
LOCAL WEATHER

Compiled for the Journal by the
Weather Bureau Office
Pensacola, Fla, April 5. 1920.
Sunrise, 5:34.
Sunset, 6:10.
Moonrise, s:29 p. m.
Moonset, 6:45 a. m.
Next phase of the moon, last quar-
ter. 11th.
High tide, 11:04 a. m
Low tide, 9:25 p. m.
Yesterdays Weather.
temperature
Dry bulb: a. m, II; Il noon. 76;
7 D. m. 20.
Wet bulb: a. M. 20; II noon, &c;
p. m, sc.
Highest, so.
Lowest, 50.
Mean, "A.
Normal, 65. NJ
Mean same date last year. So.
Accumulated deficiency this year 10
date, 116.
Highest OF record for April. 90 de-
grees.
Lowest of record for April. 81 de-
grees.
Rainfall
For "a hours ending p. m, o.
Total for this month to 7 p. M. 1.69.
Normal for April, 3.16 inches.
Accumulated deficiency this year to
date, 2.90.
Humidity
Tam, 95; u noon, "A; z p. m. 81.
Barometer
p. m, 2O.s6; Z p m. 29.5s.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05
THE CASE FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE

War Camp Community Service worked for the
American soldier in camp; found out what they
needed; filled these needs. 1t found out also that
fpeople generally need a number of those same
things, even when they not soldiers. So COM
munty service takes the same simple principles that
were so effective in wartime and applies them to
peacetime problems.
Use. or misuse of leisure time is OF the great
problems Of the day, especially in industrial COM
munities The impulse to expand and rise to higher
level is lost in the industrial round and in the leis
ure time the man lacks self starter.
Community service purposes to be the self starter
by cuitivatng the natural instinct for play, for
recreation. This promotes expression and civic
betterment and community contentment are the re-
suits. Community service has been incorporated.
Joseph Lee, of Boston recreation expert the pres
ident Last year it went into fifty communities to
help make life more worth while and the lessen-
ing OF the labor overturn and the Improvement in
the quality Of industry incidental by-products
Community Service, Incorporated, is ready to re-
spond to the call from any community for help
The Rotarian.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

over rags. Worn out and castoff clothing is run
through the mill and made into cloth again. Gar
ment buyers are paying top prices for shoddy.
Clothing manufacturers at the mercy of the
nsincere fabric makers They have no means of
knowing that the cloth they buy in good faith as
all wool is only all shoddy at least so cent
shoddy. The purchaser of a suit cannot know that
he is wearing cloth that has been worn many times
before.
The wool rasers ask the right to label or
hallmark that shall distinguish virgin wool from
the shoddy They ask that the marking be OF such
character that the virgin wool may be known in
every stage OF the manufacturing process Thus the
manufacturer may know what he is buying and Of
fering the retailer the retailer may be able to
antee his wares, and the be assured Of
the character OF his purchase.
There is assault upon the manufacturers OF
shoddy Purchasers who want shoddy may have it.
IL virgin wool is branded the shoddy be known
because it is unstamped. Shoddy nowadays is
fetching all wool prices 1t should fetch shoddy
prices.
We have pure food regulations. Why not pure
fabrics laws ?-Chcago Tribune.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05
REGULATING POOL ROOMS

With the abolition Of the saloon reformers are
turning their attention to the pool It is
so bad as the most vicious type Of saloon used to
be; but in many it is quite bad enough, and
growing worse 1t seems to have inherited some
of the evil features of the saloon Ii tends partic-
uarly to become gambling center; and as a hang
out for immature youths. it is more Objectionable
than before
Various cities are therefore taking steps to bring
pool and billiard under strieter regulation.
Cleveland seems to be going further than usual in
this matter An ordinance now pending in the city
council approved by the director OF public safety
proposes to limit pool and billiard rooms to one for
every 1000 of population thereby putting out of
business at least of the places oper-
ating. There several other provisions reminis-
cent of saloon restrictions. A stiff license fee is
imposed for every table, with 500 for the first and
decreasing amounts for additional ones. There is a
fine for keeping open after midnight for permitting
gambling and for allowing minors to enter. For
violations the license be revoked. in addition to
the fine.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

wrappings the prettier of the two eve
ming gowns RI C h my trousseau
boosted.
few pretty things in my life but when
married I resolved to have some nice
clothes to do Dicky honor, and I spent
a good Share-a foolish share / am
afraid-of my savings upon my we'd
ding outfit.
The foundation of the dress is char
meuse, in Dicks favorite color the
green Of the first tender leaves of the
spring, and it is veiled with chiffon
crepe of the latest rose tint, with
sprays OF apple blossoms running riot
over it
am tall and slender, and my skin
has the fairness which generally goes
with hair like mine, so the dress is
very becoming to me. AS I fastened
| it that night I was quite pleased with
my own reflection in the mirror.
"The taxi's here" Madge.
"And so am l." / opened the door
"Just fasten this, and I have only my
gloves and cape. I'll put on my gloves
| in the machine.
This" was Diclxy's wedding gift to
me, an immense black opal quantity
| set with tiny diamonds in a lavalIiere
| by a craftsman friend of Dicky's.
fOpals are my birthstone, and / am
quite mad about them, so as neither
Dicky nor 1 have an iota of supersti-
tion in our composition, his gift will
not cause us any uneasiness. The
shifting changes of the stone as the
light struck it made it just the fin
ishing note to be desired in my cos
tune.
Dick obediently fastened the orna
ment, then bent and kissed my shoul-
der.
Wont be a woman there who car
hold candle to my BRIDE" ne said
extravagently as he put my cape
around me.
| ''Of course not I returned gayly
| You'll see all the women in the
boxes coming down to ask me where
I had these clothes made.''
| Il don't mean the clothes" Dick re-
turned, snatching an umbrella from
the rack as he opened the door. Gath
er up your frills. There is no carriage
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

An appeal OF the National Sheep and Wool Bureau
Of America ought to receive interested hearing
II is for stamped and branded fabrics If garment
is made of fresh virgin wool" it should be known
II it is OF "shothy" that too. should be known
There has been lack of sincerity thrust into the
time honored phrase "aI wool" "AIl wool" once
meant clean, new earded and spun wool It has
come to mean any kind of cloth made of any kind
of wool. By amy kind of WOOL is meant made
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

Printing accounts Of murders in large type and
under flaring headlines Will be violation of law in
New York state IL a proposed bill is passed. Many
reputable papers have pursued for years the policy
OF playing down" crime news.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

Mr. McAdoo says he refuses to seek the nomina-
Won. He will not refuse, however. to stand around
~ a conspicuous place where the nomination will
Rave no trouble in finding him when it starts out
looking for a man.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

The tarpon-the worlds most noted game fish
abounds in the seas around Florida; catching it is
one OF the most exciting sports known to fisher
men,
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

The manner in which prices being cussed has
probably got them up in the air and they afraid
to come down
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

What O. beautiful job for retired man-to be
jantor of volcano" is OF Clemenceau's reflec-
-tions during his vacation
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

The Peruvian bark and Bolivian bite in Sou
America are being assauged by Chilean tonic.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

When George Washington was elected president
he was one OF the richest men in America.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

AS a robber-of birds eggs, the is in class
by himself There is egg that does not appeal to
his appetite
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

There are a great many men who feel that the
first step should be taken toward reforming the
world+is by electng them TO some lucrative office
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

This is election year and average run OF can
didates is already assured Most OF them won't
overage when the return are in
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

That standing army OF $4,000 authorized by con-
gress sounds like a bargain counter army marked
down from 100000
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

Even those who haven't any eye for beauty ap-
preoate HANDSOME income O What a slovenly old
world this would be if all the vanity were cline
mated
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

One of the important matters taken up by the
North Florida Chamber of Commerce is the estab-
fshment OF steamer service between Pensacola, St
Petersburg and Tampa The line contemplated.
will run from New Orleans to Havana, touching
Pensacola, Panama City, Apalachcola, St Petersburg
Tampa and Key West. The establishment of such a
line would do much to bring the western and
southern sections of the state together. and it is
believed ii would aid materially the development
of that part OF the state.-Afarine Register.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

The anti gas fan used in the allied trenches against
the German gas was the invention Of a woman-NIrs
Bertha Ayrton. electrical engineer Of London,
England.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

1t is stated that the recent llt in Germany vas
a work of the ex-kaiser. which is not surprising
II displays unmistakabbe signs of his characteristic
inefficency and lack of sagacity
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

Those who live in flats the cliff dwellers OF
modern times.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

while-a rake is not,popular the season for rakes
is now at hand
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

Fofledin their effort to whip the world militaristic
Germany seems to be determined to demonstrate its
prowess By fighting itself
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

10 undoubtedly adds TO mans personal popu-
larity to have him enter presidential candidate
as he gets such round of applause when he with
draws.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

Under certain conditions, Mr.. Bryan says he will
desert the democratic party. So the e. o. P. hasn't
got a sure thing after all.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

During the presence Of President Wilson in Paris
the moral tone or the peace conference pretty
nearly kept up to the standard of the high motives
and principles but sooner had Withdrawn
than the forces of reaction gained the upper hand" "
james w. Gerard
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

The "gold cure" business in all its forms has
ceased to be a business with the coming of prohi-
bition.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

1t is unfortunate that meeting has not been ar
ranged between Sir Oliver Lodge and the former
kaiser who seeing visions with greater and great
frequency OF late.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

knock may be boost but boost is preferablb'
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-05

news published
ntsEsa second class mater At the possofesss ss1s
Aa5es1Tz Ersff EsHiisss eoAPas &c zPasz'n
Pensacola, Florida
washington Bureau: Geo. H; Manning Manager.
p..z g., Was9ningt0n;i Ran a. 2dver.,snx Field by
''e0se1scsSS coSE LoRESzES g Wo6DIAN.
New York Chicago, Detroit. Kansas city Ailanta
sss 800 aa7i5''s ss 1ss, 48 's,sa'.' sssns 8
loffice Journal Bldg. Cor Intendencia and DeLuna
/ @ -D
A knock may be boost but a boost is preferable
Those who live in flats are the cliff dwelers of
modern times.
while-a rake is nOt.popular the season for rakes
is now at hand
When George Washington elected president
re was one OF the richest men in America.
Il The Peruvian bark and Bolivian bite in South
America are being assauged by Chilean tonic.
iEs's
The "gold cure" business in all its forms has
ceased to be a business with the coming of prohi-
bition.
As a robber- of birds eggs, the is in class
by himself There is no egg that does not appeal to
his appetite
What a-beautiful job for a retired man-to be
janitor of a volcano" is OF Clemenceaus refec-
~tions during his vacation.
The manner in which prices are being cussed has
probably got them up in the air and they afraid
to down
That standing army of $4,000 authorized by con-
sress sounds like a bargain counter army marked
down from 100000
Under certain conditions, Mr.. Bryan says he will
desert the democratic party. So the G.. o. P. hasn't
got sure thing after ALL
Foned.in their effort to whip the world militaristc
Germany to be determined to demonstrate its
prowess By fighting itself.
This is election year and average run OF cam
didates is already assured. Most OF them won't
overage when the return are in
There a great many who feel that the
first step should be taken toward reforming the
worldtis by electing them TO some lucrative office.
abounds in the around Florida; catching it is
one OF the most exciting sports known to fisher
men.
Even those who haven't any eye for beauty ap-
preoiate HANDSOME income. What a slovenly old
world this would be if all the vanity were elm,
mated
IL undoubtedly adds to mans personal popu-
itN In hava afpaa
as he gets such round of applause when he with
draws.
The anti gas fan used in the allied trenches against
the German gas was the invention Of a woman-Mrs
Bertha Ayrton- electrical engineer of London
England.
1t is unfortunate that meeting has not been ar
ranged between Sir Oliver Lodge and the former
kaiser who is seeing visions with greater and great
frequency OF late.
1t is stated that the recent revllt in Germany was
work of the ex-kaiser which is not surprising
IL displays unmistakabbe signs of his characteristic
inefficiency and lack of sagacity
Mr.. McAdoo says he refuses to seek the nomina.
@on He will not refuse, however to stand around
N conspicuous place where the nomination will
Mave no trouble in finding him when it starts ou
looking for a man.
Printing accounts of murders in large type ane
under aring headlines win be violation of law il
New York state il proposed bin is passed Many
reputable papers have pursued for years the pocS
OF playing down crime news.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08

No. crly are these mateIis!sS. 81
as sugar. grain, molasses ard maj:
ingredients. to be- :sspSIsSel '::7?,mtcseyc /!
simultaneously gsis IS fsr ssthe' b.
l:af ti.at thex::,,aiilll bs::Gsed in the pro-
da>.:on otsasn ,! !, bic suN''-
cioas shipments ire 70 be detained,
Mr.. Bramc believes this nc~ meth
oil of dealing with moonsh:ncts vii
have .farGir:eac!.:s.g effects;
".afe. the people Of Virginia. or @:
anw State" said Brame. willing to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
SUGAR AND GRAIN SEIZED

Materials Ordered Held if Suspected
> z. of Being for DiStillers ..raE-s
Richmcnd. Va, May S.-Seiapre by
field agents of all materials destined
10 be used in the manufacture OF Ii
quor was ordered yesterday by S. R.
Brame, supervising the Federal pro-
h.bt;on. district consisting of the
States 'of: Virginia. North and South
Kentucky and Tennessee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
When You Learn to Distinguish

between laiur:es ana necessities, you
VII appreciate the benefits of thrift.
When you consider the advantage and
protection Of life insurance, you will
include it in your list Of necessities.
Insure today. National Life lnsur-
anca Company Of Vermont. (Mutual)
JOHN T. WORTHINGTON
& District Agent
$40 King Street Alexandria. Va.