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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
WINCHESTER MAN IS
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
Young Woman School Teach
cr Pulls Trigger of Rifle
Through Mistake.
Especial to The Times Dispntch.l

WiNCHESTER, VA. Dec. 90
George Kimblc. whitacrc. was
brought 20 Memorial Hospital Friday
Light in a serious condition. suffer
ing from Il bullet wound in the
groin. accidentally inflicted by Miss
Leila Hendricks, OF baskerville. Va.
who is teaching school this winter
AT Wh!tacre. Her sister. Miss Rose
Hendricks. OF the Harrisonburg State
Normal school. also was present when
The shooting occurred.
1t was said Kimblc who had been
shooting at targets with Il rilc. ac-
ccmpanicd the teachers To the school
house. and at Miss Leila Hendricks
request permitted her to TRY her
luck" She sho; once, and on aiming
again the gun failed To 70 OF. AS she
handed il back to Kimblc she ac-
cidcntaliy pulled the trigger. the bull
let entering his groin and lodging
deep in his leg. Both young women
were almost prostratcd and post
poncd for the time being their trip
home FOR the Christmas holidays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
URGE MUNICIPAL LODGING
HOUSE FOR CITY OF NORFOLK
Official of United Charities Makes Proposal in Order
Prevent Idle and 'DownandO Outs From
Becoming Menace.

NORFOLK VA. Dec. 2j.--In orde
that "dowm and out" men and women
may ~ oil times be cared for Inc tend
Of being LETT 20 shit Tor themselves
and become a floating menace 10 tho
citizens o: The City. the establish
mert OF ii municipal lodging house Ii
being advocated by MISS ". Gertrude
Phil!putts. superintendent Of She Nor
folk United Charities Miss PHIL
potts. when asked relative To- tho
conditions existing among tho men
aud women applying 80 charitable
organizations for roller and about
means taken to supply relief. said
that ihcr. - at present no social or
cation "a the city properly
equipped to take care OF men. old and
young. ont oi work ana stranded.
ana destitute" women
The nccd FOR free lodging house.
where such people may obtain baths.
sterilization OF clothing, clean bcds
and plain food 10 enable them TO con-
tlnuc their battle Of life, was
stressed in no uncertain terms by
Miss phnlpotts
'ENs"rvicc mon especially" she
said, are not being given the aid to
which they are entitled. TiSsr men
have been discharged into conditions
Of industrial depression that make it
difficult for them TO obtain SuIta bile
work, and many OF them have been
unahl" to obtain the ioothold that
would enable them To- establish them
selves in tn" business life OF The com
munity. Efforts that are being
made TO aid these men are not wide
enough in scope nor sufficiently we'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
AIR STATION MEN BRING
CHEER TO ZOO ORPHANS
Santa Claus Comes to See
Children Following Din
ncr in Norfolk.
Ilcr in

NORFOLK. VA, Dec. 25-Joy was
brought To the hearts OF 200 orphans
or Norfolk today who otherwise
ity OF the men OF the naval air sta
tion.
Last year tho men played Santa
Claus To Il number OF orphans from
Norfolk and the satisfaction derived
from watching the Juyousncss Of ia"
Riddles determined that the andir
would be an annual event.
This morning ~ - o'clock officers
ana chief petty officers with autoino-
bilcs met at the Confederate Mpnu
mcnt and picked up the children.
ninety seven OF them from the Saliva
ton Army Home and hfty-s"vcn from
ST. Mary's orphan Asylum and forty
six others from various other places.
Tho children were taken to tho
naval base ana thcn to tho air nta-
ton, and promptly "a, - o'clock We're
.tscatcd In one Of tho mess halls to
they ever enjoyed Plenty Of every
thing that goes TO MAKE Up r"Gu-
lar Christmas feast WAS on the menu
and the snilormcn az the air station
lowered nil around the iittlc ones to
see that they filled up.
At O'Clock the little ones were
marched to the land plane landing
tcid where Santa Claus, after thrill
Ink the tots b. daring stunt ily!ng.
landed. After greeting santa. ih.y
followed him 10 the recreation pu!Id-
ing. where "A large Christmas tree.
beautifully decorated greeted them.
The air station orchestra was on
hand TO furnish music Each child
received q bnshct with toy and
I,OvorNowing with candy. nuts ana
fruit The baskets wcr" prepared for
each child ana married with its name.
If tho Homeless tots derived as
much pleasure out Or this Christmas
M the men Of the air station have
derived from their work In trying TO
mako the children have q joyous
Christmas. IL VIII b." DAY ever 20
10 remembered - the little ones
Every officer and enlisted nau or
The air station contributed for this
occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
No More Gas in
Stomach & Bowels

II YOU wish Go he permanently re-
licvcd Of gas ia the stomach and bow
els. take I;aalmInn's Gas-Tablcts
i!aalmann'S Gas-rahltts are pre-
pared distinctly for stomach gas. aud
for all the bad effects coming from
gas pressure.
That empty and gnawing feeling at
pit of your stomach disappears: that
anxious. nervous feeling with heart
paipitation. Will vanish, and you will
again he able to take II dccp breath,
often prevented 10y gas pressing
against your hear, and lungs
= Your limbs, arms and fingers won't
feel cold and 20 To sleep. because
Baalmann's Gas-Tablcts prevent gas
Interfering with the circulation:
drowsincss. sleepy fccling after din
ncr will be replaced by. desire for
some form Of entertainment. Your
dist.nded stomach viii reduce be-
cause gas Will not form after using
Baalmann's Gas-Thblcts.
Get the genuine In tho Yellow
Package from Tragic Drug Company,
or any reliable druggist. Price, one
dollar. j. Baa,'r>.an, chemist, Sun
Francisco.--hc-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
MERE TIRE BLOWOUT
COSTS AUTOMOBILE
HONEYWELL Nuns Chr Gets OUT OF
Control, Takes Fire nnd


HnPEWELL. VA, Dec. 25-The
blowing OUT OF tire cost III NJ
GUaltucy HIS car in an unique man
ncr Thursday. tho machine being en-
t.i,ly consumed by fire
AlC. Gualtncy, II Is said. was iriv-
Ing down slieht grade on the
rr!ncc George Road near IIopewcll.
when IA '!r" blew uut ana ia. ca.
became unconirollab
Iva lurch Mr.. G!altn"y was
pitched clear OF the car, but, instead
OF the car overturn!ne. II slowly re-
sand Its htln:ce s.ld. wi;h ,..g.nc
'J!u!ng AMI h:a.:ss '.leas.d. .'artcd
ou IT, career urru.d-,.. Tn. car made
- ONE nearD% wo1ds ana. SuocE-
~. over the smaller trees. kept ~
Us pace until checked by "A large
tree Fire "a under The hocd
and, despite Gualtncy's efforts TO
check ~ destroyed The car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
VIRGINIA COUNTY AGENTS
WAGE WAR ON SCRUB SIRE
Intensive Pure-Brcd Beef Sire
Campaign Planned in
% Counties.

Hi.ACkSBUItG. VA. Dec. 25-"Thc
scrub sire must go" So say twentv.
TWO Virginia county agents who are
gong TO put on in their respective
counties next year an Intensive purc.
bred beef sire campaign directed
against the scrub. Nothing could DO
zone that Will mean more 20 becf
chtt! interests in these counties
ne scrub sire has long been the
Hh!ef offender against livestock de-
Friopmcnt in Virginia, and his elm
NATION would mean many thousands
OF dollars added TO the Iivc-stoci,
wealth of tho state
Heef cattle Interests have wisely
decided that the county agent is ,ha
man t" place behind III. r,n" n
getting the scrub sires replaced with
Sood pure hr"d~. Work already don.
by these agents IS ample evidence OF
this.
as concrete illustration the work
done of County Agent VI. O. Lewis In
nockhridge County might be cited.
rms agent between January and
November / OF tho present year. in
addition to vast amount Of Other
regular work. replaced in his county
hftcen scrub sires with good purc
breds He did it by bringing to the
scrnhowncr's attention tho adj
vantagcs of a pure bred over "A scrub
and by locating and assisting In So
Letting good pure brcds.
Mr. Lewis work against the scrub
is not an exception. but merely an
example OF what number of other
agents nre doing. when twenty-five
such agents direct their intensified
efforts in this direction 1t is safe to
predict that Scrul, ,,J
III his stead there will be used good
pure bred sires that will make for u
great and badly needed Improvement
in the quality of Nirginia's live stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
Abandon Anc,cn, Cemetery

LIN HEUKG. VA. bee. 25.-Cl,y
Manager Reck has recommended TO
The city Council that the old Meth
o'!St Cemetery BE- abandoned As a
burying ground and that the city
tlcn new cemetery outside The city
for bur!als ~ public expense. /; ia
proposed 10 maintain the present
cemetery as memorial. for many
Confederate soldiers were buried
there. The cemetery was decided 10
the city - the Lynch family more
Ahan loo years ago, and, il is thought.
at least 10000 people have been
buried there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
DcclincS AprnIntmcnt.

pANNll.LE, VA. Dee. 25-Thomas
j. Coles. former treasurer OF pittsyl-
vaina County and q prominent cit
iZcn of Chatham, has declined Gov
crnor Davis appointment as mem
ber OF the board OF directors OF Nir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute. MIR.
Coles, who recently received n COM
munication informing him OF his
appointment. feels unable To accept
il. under the press Of business affairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
10 Omen Ne,X Iin.nitnl.

NORFOLK, VA. Dec. 25-Thc new
Mt. Sinai Hospital viii be formally
opened on Thursday afternoon, when
Rev. l.. ID. Mendoza. rabbi at Ohct
Sholem Temple. will deliver the ad-
dress. The keys OF the hospital will!
be delivered to President benjamin
Margolius, OF the hospital. by City
Manager Ashburncr. and the bcnedic-
ton Will be by DIR. +. &. Stcinmetz
rector OF Christ Episcopal Church
More than 1000 invitations have been
issued for the event. These were to
the medical profession and to the
subscribers to the fund that made
the new hospital possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
FREDERICKSBURG HAS
CHRISTMAS TREE
Especial to The Times Dispatch
ER EDER ICKSHtIiG. VA. Dec. .

Especial to The Times pispatch.l
EDERICKSBURG. VA, Dec. -.
Tho community Christmas tree
drew n large crowd to the courthouse
square last evening, the following
program being carried out: Tree i'll
Eliminated at Il o'clock: hymn. come
All sc Faithful": prayer. Rev. H. l..
Swift: hymn, silent Night; remarks.
THE Community Tree" Rev. II. l..
IEout; hymn. "iiark. the Herald Angels
Sing; hymn. 1t Came Upo.I the Mid
night Clear"
The Salvation Army prepared II
large Christmas tree in the court
house, to which the poor children
wcro invited ut o'clock. Many
were there and many good things and
throvisioDs were given out 10 tho
,nccdy. The funds were provided by
tho public and tho distribution made
under tho auspices of tho Salvation
Army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
NEW MASONIC OFFICERS
AT COLONIAL BEACH

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FREDERICK SBURG, VA. Dec %
The following officers have been in
stalled In the colonial eBoch Masonic
Lodge: Worehipful master, II. II.
Montgomery: senior warden, J.. s.
Ford; junior warden, Charles T..
Thomas: treasurer. j. II. Morris. Jr:
secretary. Emanuel Fox: senior dca-
con. j. .. Coates: junior deacon. II.
Mcush; senior steward. w. y. Tay-
lor: Junior steward. EldridGe Cox:
ti'nr, G. oGlc Taylor; chaplain, Will
liam Is. Morris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
SUNDAYS SCHOOL BODY
MEETS FEBRUARY 81
Thirtich Annual Convention OF State
body Ia Gather at Char
IottrsNilIc.

Especial to The Times Diepatchl
LfNCllBtRG, VA. Dec. 25.--Thc
thirtieth annual meeting OF the Vir-
rlnia state Sunday school Associa-
ton Will be held in charlottesville
February el@2. The schools OF
charlottesville arc to furnish homes
.or 200 delegates.
one OF the chief speakers is Ia he
Or. Frank H. Brown. OF New York
secretary OF the World Sunday School
Association. who is TO make two adj
dresses. y representative Of the In
tcrnational sunday school Associa-
ton viii also be present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
ALLEGED BOOTLEGGER
HELD in WINCHESTER
Especial to rho Times. nispatch.

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.
WINCHESTER. VA. Dec. 20
Caught with hvc gallons of moon
shine liquor In his jitncy just on tho
eve OF Christmas. when the demand
for Yulctidc cheer was brisk and ac-
tive ana prices soaring. Henry Me-
Itec was taken into custody by local
police. He put uIl $1,000 cash bond
for tho January grand jury term OF
court and his car was seized by the
sheriff, but released when Nick &c
nat up another cash bond OF $500,
lie explained, officers said that lie
was in the act of delivering tho
liuuor for another person, whose
identity he declined 10 dieclosc. y
warrant to search the jitn"y was
sworn out after Mckee had admitted
he was in possession of IA" liTuor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
I'M city Revenues $1,000. 900.

LfNCllBuRG, VA. Dec. 25.-City
Manager Beck has prceentcd the cs-
timatcd revenue statement for 1922
to the City Council. together with
budget for the city's requirements
FOR the year. Tho estimated rcvc-
nucs aggregate Si.30o.0o0 FOR the
twelve months beginning February l.
The budget ordinance Will I've passed
at Onc of the meetings in January.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
Elected COUNTY nonh Enr,nc.r.

LfNCllBUltG. VA, Dec. g5.--R. L.
Ellison, attached TO the district Of
flee OF the state Highway Commits
SION here, has been elected county
road engineer for Bedford County.
He has taken the offer under advise
mcnt. MIR. Ellison formerly lived at
WayneSboro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
Postal Card Delivered Anrr 10 yenr-

NcliBCEG. VA. Dee. 25.-Thc
post-oiiicc here has just delivered n
post card To tie Smith Brisco Shoe
Company. which was mailed in the
Office at Knoxville, Tenn. October 3.
1909. An explanation accOmpa MED
the card showing that the card has
not been wandering about all Of
these nineteen years. bu, that II was
found in crack ia q mailing case
in the Office there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26

men have added their numbers to
the already large number Of people
IN need or assistance"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-02

various other jobs at the big Yale foot ball games in the Bowl.
 Joe Shugrue of Waterbury, Conn, who flashed across the fistic horizon few years ago in the lightweight division, is now managing his brother, Johnny and Georgie Lee, both lightweights. Joe look ed like a champion until his eyes went back on him as the result of an accident Joe has a knockout victory to his credit over Benny Leonard, scored before Leon ard won the title.
 Duffy Lewis, playing for Salt Like City, a near tai-ender, hit for an average of .4O2 in the Pacific Coast league.
 The St. Louis Browns will capture the American League pennant next year, ae- cording to Robert Quinn, business manag- CT of the team. He bases his opinion on the chances of getting two more capable pitchers and already he and Lee Fohl are on the trail Branch Hickey manager of the St Louis Nationals, is also after two more pitchers, which he thinks will win him the flag.
 Pitcher Art Nehf. of the worlds cham | pion Giants Is an electrical engineer anG
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-02
MEMBERS OF BRITISH FENCING
 TEAM ARE BRITTLE HOLDERS

New York, Nov. 1-All member of the British fencing team will arrive here soon for an international championship match leading American swordsmen, have been titleholders in their own country a. one or more of the four styles of blade combat sabre. epee. foil and bayonet.
 Col. Ronald B. Campbell, D. s. O., captain of the team, won the service sabre fencing championship in 1919 and
 the army bayonet fencing championship this year. Lieut.. Col. A Ridley Martin was amateur sabre champion from 1910 10 1913 and open champion in 1914 Maj or F. H. s. Huntington now holds the British amateur epee title, Major R. II. P WNloughby was the service foil cham pion in 1919; and amateur epee cham pion in 1920,
 Captain W. Hammond was army bayo- net fencing champion from 1905 to 1901 and now holds the British amateur sa-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
NlARKEr MAs IRrEGr1.AR-

Naw 1-k. Nov. 1-Chan-es occurring .1 -0l1v.V moderately broad but irregular -r-s market again were influenced al- most entirely by adverse technical con a.l--s and bsar-sh professional opera lions
 0s r.-- thc.- -ecen. lead as the most
 active issues but speculation in that -rr became .rcrcls .uCly confusing on rEa more unstable course Of Mexican Pc .- and prominent domestic shares
 Dealings .r rails were relatively nomin- a- That division continued handicapped by uncertain labor conditions and nc -s-r-.a. gy-arsion Of trafTir.
 L-t-E--ia.- 1f the steel. equipment mo- .u- and affiliated svpes were under in- ..-r.ttent pressure to the accompaniment nt lower price schedules. sctt.Ti or pros ps-.re. and diminished earnings.
 TaaarcQs reacted ou rumors of a trade war and further losses among food. chemical rubber and several of tHr --L order and merchandising spe- r.a.-.es were traceab'e 70 similar caus- Sears R1ehucks smaller October sales were case i1 point Mixed quo -a.r-s ruled az The close, sales amount r- -r s--0'0 shares
 Considering the heavy transfer of funds incidental 70 November payments .sa money market was comparatively saE- The 5t1 per cent. opening rate sass5 70 Ave per cent. at midday ana held.
 Foreign exchanges again reacted. the E--- setback i1 sterling being associ- 1.es with The I-.sh situation. Reactions .- continental -euittsnces were mode-- ate
 The bond market was teaturoless on smaller dealings Liberty issues show Ing s-esdiness. with fruness iu most do- -es-.- .-l1s--is-s and rai-s. Some for a.r- Rotations also were steady tc strong. Total sales lpar value) aggre -a-e- Sls s51.015.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-02
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKFT

Chicago, Nov. 1.-Wheat prices col lapsed today to new low price records for 1921. The break followed persistent liquidation in a market that was without any robust support. There was q, ner> vous finish, , E to cents net lower with December s1.02 to $102H and May s1oe% to s107H Corn lost 1%@1Z 10 2G2lz, and oats 1A to 1%. In pro- visions the qltcome ranged from IT cents declie to a rise of 2b
 Bearish sentiment which predorninated from the outset in the wheat trade re- ceived fresh impetus on account esti- mates cab!ed from British sources that the worlds crop total was 8S.0OO OoO bushels laI ger than year ago. Condi- tions at New Orleans were reported as embarrassing, with 1900 cars of grain on track there unloaded.
 Corn and oats went down grade with l wheat. Oats reached the lowest level vet 1 this season. and corn nearly so. Provisions were bearishly affected bv setbacks In hog values as well as ir grain.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-02

afternoon.
 Friday evening a Halloween social was given by the Christian Endeavor at the Congregational parsonage. Quite a few people attended some O. thvii were in costume.
 The prayer meeting in the Congresa- tional church was held Wednesday night instead of Thursday.
 The Mems cub served a supper in the Congregational church Thursday evening. This was followed by an address by Dr. J. B. Lee of New London.
 The Epwort', league meetings will be held at o'clock instead of at o'clock hereafter.
 The Epworth league choir rheld cottage meetings at the homes Of Miss Lila Crooks and Lacon Robertson Sunday Oct %.
 Mrs. Ella \. Perkins, third vice pres;. l dent of the Epworth league. was quitt i busy the past week filling a Sunshine | box consisting of various useful anc tasty articles from members and friend. of the league. LeRoy Fielding of Nor | wich. the Methodist minister here wa! very much surprised and pleased whel
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-02
-'a0N.Zg0 Yeasr
 Tablets 6ieHLy- -cogc5yTssTzo VlrawlE= 7o,Sg

team aVl has rented the town hau for practice.
 Ivoryton.-Rcv. A. w. Remington of Mount Vernon. Vt. has acre-te5 a esii from the Iy0r-'-on Co1s-e-ati1aal church and preached in the church Sunday morning.
 sIidIletown.-Ts1 other evening Arr and Hrs. T. c. Law-5n oE Main street were tendered g surprise rarty by about 35 0f their friends l honor ot t-.eir 2-th wedding anniversary.
 New Britaia.-l1rz. I.8uig Wrinkle whose husband was found murdered in New Britain. promptly instituted a sslfr against Elemers S lfo.-sll fn which she claims s-5.lHU alrar.s. s7.e frsti- ruted the action thr0uel counsel uDon the confession or the liquor dealer that Win lse fal down stairs .n ga saloon VfnlIe E believed 70 b4 the yictim or run-run- ners.
 Being able to do everything YOU plan units you for doing anything.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-02

the box was presented him Sunday night. Oct. p. to be taken home to his mother. who is bedridden. Money was alos given which was put into a beautiful bouquet Of hothouse roses.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips recently cn:er- tained her daughter. Mrs. Olia StiliweI. of White Rock, E. |, also Mrs. AlcCum- Der, son and daughter Of Westerly. E. I Dorothy Stillwell. who has been vis- iting here. returned home with them in ] their car
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-02
CoRDERRY TOOK PLACE OF
 ABSENTEE IN YALE CREW

New Haven, Nov. Head Coach Jim -7-5e--y. who won few scullins races and roved 0n several crack crews in Eng land before the war. displayed some of l.s old form yesterday when he rowed a+ stroke iu the Yale first varsity shell. Tho Vale coach took the place of Free man. who was absent from the practice r~ fte H1us1t'nic river at Derby. The f-rr boat outrowed the three other Eli
 -hts All shells took advantage of the frr weather yesterday to get in some 7.E --acttcs on tte Derby course.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-02

expects to take up his profession in San dusky, Ohio.
 If Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel are sus- pended by Commissioner Landis for their recent transforming tour Miller Huggins will have two big holes in his outficld that will be hard for the midget manager to fill.
 Prniceton'S football squad has had a big hospital list this season, but Tigers figure on having all their stars on line when they meet Harvard on November ).
 Lefty Russell, White SoX recruit
 pitcher, is twirfing for Harry Heilmann s mission team in the Pacific Coast Winter League.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-02
McAULIFFE TO SEARCH FOR
 NEW BONG MATERIAL

New York. Nov. 1.Jacll McAuliffe who enjoys the distinction of being the only undefeated ex-boxirg champion. announc- ed that he would revisit the scenes of his childhood and make a search for new boxing material
 '"The crop in this country, especially in the light and heavyweight divisions is getting poor" said McAuliffe "and Ire land might as we'll produce the next champions, The boys don't scrap like they used to in my day. When they get hurt little bit they quit. I broke my hand in the tenth round of one of my fights and had to fight 35 more rounds before I could win"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-02
With Iron, in Tablet Form, as
 Embodied in 'Ironizcd Yeast. "
Thin, Weak, Nervous and Dyspeptic People Find That It Brings Better and Quicker Results.

When yeast is combined with organic iron, as in Ironized Yeast. you have a tonic and revitaliZer in one.
 Yeast with it's Vitaily necessary vita mines aids in --.iding flesh. soothing the nerves. strena~-+2ning the muscles pro- noting digestion and clearing the skin
 But for QUICK and thorough results the blood should be enriched and made stronger in order that it may quickly carry these wonderful Vitamines and other food clements to tho wasted flesh the tired nerves and the weakened muscles.
 That is why Ironized Yeast contains the great blood tonic, organic iron, which