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Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-05

Hot weather rules may seem a bit of repetition, but, when you stop to think. how lonesome we would be without them.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-05

Once again the community has to deff it's chapeau to the third district. Great trees from little acorns grow.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-05

The day after is always one of thanks giving for those who followed the safe and sane policy in celebrating.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-05

Those who have been crying for hot
 weather now insist that they expected the weatherman to be reasonable
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-05

The man on the corner says: The day after isn't what it used to be.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-05

Tn America there are more thaa eel- churches of all denominations whicl show moving pictures regularly to thelf congregations.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-05
Stories That Recall Others

Auntie Not an Old Maid. Aunt Mary is now 25 and her married brothers twit her about her single state.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-05
EDIroRIAL NaTE,

It has certainly been 2 great week for the wets
The Washington herald., 1921-09-18
Charles Dana Gibson first achieve

Z Charles Dana Gibson first achieved
fame as pen-and-ink artist with his
caricatures and character sketches. For
years he has been Americas leading
portrayer of human expression, partic-
ularly in society episodes. His deft
touch brings out in few inesany emo
ton he wishes to depict. He delights
in recording the varying looks of
group of persons intent on the same
subject. There is always food for
thought in his pictures. There is men,
tai stimulation for you in studying this
picture and those which will follow it.
You may prove yourself character
student and at the same time profit by
your study. -
NO ONE Is BARRED FROM THE
CONTEST AND THERE ARE NO
STIPULATIONS FURTHER THAN
THOSE SET FORTH IN THE SET OF
RULES. 1aA:
II GET YOUR ANSWERS In BE-
FORE THE TIME LIMIT EXPIRES.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-18

The sum of One Hundred Dollars
week will be paid by THE WASHING
TON HERALD for the best titles to
series of pictures by famous Ameri- |.
can artist and caricaturist. These pic
lures will appear weekly, commencing
today, IN the Sunday Herald.
The rewards for ingenuity in COM
posing titles will be paid as follows:
First Prize, $50.
Second Prize, SIS
5 Other Prizes, Each S.
Regard the picture printed above.
Consider carefully y the various attitudes
of the persons in it. Write your title.
Mail it to Titles" or bring it in to the
Office of THE HERALD. That is all
the exertion required to become an en-
trant in this contest.
Before you submit your titles be sure
you are observing all the rules of the
contest, which are printed on this page.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

tho bicycle he wns riding at Fourth
asr.nf ana Central aV,uu. v..terdnv
. a..
-.'''",'". s"' ~ va" INV" w
Mrs w J. Whre
Tic Gust OF tIn, sfloirmiau CIR 4.
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pi' Sstutuhl nifht THOSE ~ chatke
.t aife,koin'nts az, Louis iiessclden'
En-. L.nn.lu anu Nlb.rt faycI
An~o'tna tnturin anu ~. tatncfs
,ohs Nn~u'lan. were etreHt'o scftef
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-, wv W., lnnf Nnt WIS
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80 ..fa." ,s " -.
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.rs a. ~ hcId ea,urd.v ar,.rnonn
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heard viii deliver n short nddrcss IA
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
GRUASFELD WILL
LEAVES BULK OF
ESTATE TO WIDOW


Tto Mn Of Inc late Col. Alfred
UuhssI .. pho died ~ chlcaEo, was
sI|r1 q ~ district cenrt aers thiz
sIttInocn and . reporf made that the
DAT 10 acf FOR n 7rohafinr.
Tho viii fixes me value 81 tho
estate - Colouel Cfunsfuld ~ ttoooo
an8 u4uIa fhe Vidow. Miriam n.
orunsfeld. a. l~tetutrIK Of the estate
"a NI1nIH Nt.0oo each and I1vNiN %
neIHa y. nuihrrIbtr % n md
20 nnda q. Ntuana 81 chicaEoI
daughters. and llnttH $50 q month
for james Crunsfeld of Albuquerque
brother. a. long Al ne lives,
Nuncf and IcaoIfy also arr len "a
ult grandchildren Ira c. AothE1l.
Der. IT.. 81 Denver grandson. H. n
rtccIVr $500. q dIsmond ring. gold
watch ana a pearl pin. Miriam -
uolh44fhor 81 nonttf. elHnddaunh'
ter. Il 70 recflrc $1,000 and ieNelrt,
Mpriprir ,, Strauss Of Chicago. grand,
ta.teAtef. t4.o1o. ftnnQ David, 81
Philadelphia. an aunt. u given under
the terms ~ n all 4toQ.
The uIiI also beqn1aths amounts q
various l~naIitutlone This sam oI
sI.ooq ID left to Temple Albert here
$500 50 the Jewish orphan Asylum
~ CltIa4nd and Il.0eQ % the Non.
HecfnrIkIs n~en6t1lcnf 3ocieiy OF Al
b~uqacl1ae. Ihe rrs Of the estate
the VIII provides l. 20 90 20 tins
widow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

u. W. Dcskin OF 1tancfos de Atri-so
u In the county Jan pcndine an In
v~essisntion for sanity. lie has shown
an unbalanced attitude on goVorn-
mental ana religious subiccis. accord
ing 10 Officers. He n alleged to have
written meaningless letters a. A. u
tc.c, agent 81 the department OF
Justice and also q letter to The uttnf-
noy general at Washington. Tho
iattsr letter vas returned here for In
Nc.ligation and led 10 his arrest.
Mr.. frcd ssrcgr. who fascd judge
W. W. MCCLELLAN last ninat ON the
charge Of conducting "a hotel at iif
North Second stree without a d.
c,nso was fined So aud ordered 10
pay a license fee for tho last vi
years she also was ordered 10 Sc
cure a proper register. The defend
ant pleaded guilty, explaining that
thc place was 80 conducted that u
was never thought that a license
would I've necessary.
ru~ters advertising a special sale
of zoe registered Hereford cattle at
Las Vegas on June 4, were received
by the Cattle Growers association Of
flee here today. There VIII be sixty
m one and two ycar Old bulls and
81 COWS and hcifcrs auctioncd. The
New Mcxiru Hereford Hretdcra' assoc
citation " ia charge OF thc ualc.
Announcement of the vcxldinR 81
Lee Freeman iicrsch. artist. who is
we'll known in Albuquerque. gauta
Pc aud Taos, 10 Helen Virginia Davis.
In Paris. has bee received BY Gcoree
Lougec. The birdie h the daughter
81 Mrs. Andrew Mortimer Davis,
whose home Is In Paris.
Bascr aud Franklin won two 81
three games In the only match OF IN,
y. NJ. G. A. bowling tournament which
was played last night. The score,
were. Haser. 1S3 i2s. III: Frank.
I'm. t56. tf5. les: Ievty. ii6 i3s
eS; Strange, ia. its. les.
Members or thu commercial depart,
ment OF the High school visited IN,
district forest service offices this
morning. They are making a spc'
ciai study Of the methods aud worh
done In these offices.
\ card party win bc given 90 ~
Mays hail Thursday evening By tn
Ladies' sodality. Bridge and SEQ vii
be played.
A special meeting OF Aibuqncrqu,
Drove 1913. order Of Stays has beer
called Tor 5 o'clock tonight In Moos,
han.
ROscoc Notaw received an inlury "a
one knee when an automobile struci
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
OIPHTHERIA OUTBREAK
PREVENTS HOLDING OF.
SCHOOL EXERCISES.
Program at Los Griegos-
Los Candelarias Is
Called Off

Because Of an epidemic Of diph-
iberia in the vicinity 90 los Orieros.
the commencement exercises % the
los uricgos-tos candcisrlas fchooi
will not be held saturday nisht as
formerly announced.
The commcncement oxercisca were
called on al the recommendation OF
Dr. D. y. DoVhcrty. city and county
health oniccr. Hc reported last nlrht
that there were 10 eases u diphthcria
In the vicinity and that "a gathering
Of the parents 20 attend "a school pro-
gram might spread the disease.
Miss Irene Burke, county school
superintendent went TO the school
late yesterday and ray the graduates
their ~iulouna D announced that
the commcnccricnt prraram which
includes an 0pcrotta VIII be held "a
"a later date. nF hoch"rty went 20
tho school today 20 vaccinate the
pupils.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

SANTA Ft Maf Z. -
uualIra. president ~ tiif tilHi Ma
|1Ional bank. has hNen elected rrttt-
dent Of the p~enItcniIafy commission.
which met IN auuunl eUkaion. \. a
ofmnhre. f~Ite-nrefidtui o. thp Cap
Ifnl rlly iunk. has been clrcttd SCI
rotary CONTRACTS WIRE awarded tor
the Eruf.nnnual supplies. the ptirce
tn some Inslaucta hcinn unU one
half and rftn ont-fhlri what they
had bern hefure. 20 eroat has been
she ~reIHriIun ou such cpmuudiirt a.
rIo1. coffee and other food nfuclca
usfd u latsr u~Dnnutits "a the insti-
|fulInu.
The hIds ca coal also lndlrated that
futI would - ohfalue1 AZ q Ercat
antinE over previous ytnra
Cnal fhr rfFcel Iirm ~ expense NJ
the ~penIitniiart on account o. ne
hrIck ~Iniusiry. vaH offered 20 the
yrntcntiafy ~ ea.21 per ton for sinrk
arns f1.s5 per ton for lump. IN
agreement t.as finally made with the
bidders ~ supply mine a coal az
sen per tdn. The lump coal - the
naria That hflnfs ti1 por ton ~ Santa
VI and tt1ss per ion IN Aieuqned'
On Inc fona supplies there wa 9
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
AaTH0NY'S BOYS
TOpRESEHT COMEDIES
Show Will Be Given at
Crystal Theater on
June 3

Two comedies viii be presented BY
fnn klddles 81 ~. Anthony'a orphan
az al The Crystal thcatcr on June ..
About 20 buys viii take part and
hone q them are ovs "A yoars old.
hut the cumedies are said 20 be the
beet yet given. This will be the
seventh show which the o~fphaunEe
has put on. one being presented each
rrh. orain OF SALT and Down
YOU Co. are both one act plays. full
OF nm and cheer. The first a two
scenes bat both comedies. are shor
and win be given at the matinee NJ
> O'Clock. aud at the evening per-
fofmaucr az k.1t
besides The playk with the Birds
aud F1ownrr.~ md Happy. will ~
sung hy the chorur Of boys. The
ladmn school band viii 40 ssrtlce az
orchestra Tor the occasion. ana Miss
Frances murphy will aid with the
music.
Sisters " the ~6rphnnaEc arr sell
Ing the tlcketa about Town. ana they
can Also b. bought NJ panney's siorc.
Tho bficr for adults n one dollar. and
fhr children. Is rents The pflcc h
tn same FOR any sect IN the house.
Proceeds IRON the entertainment
10 "a fhc support % the -. Anthony
orphanart. The thcatnr has been do
MATED fof their use. and furniture for
the stage. by the Star Furniture CON-
pany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
THE WOMAN CITIZEN

How n u posaihlr fOT the wunRn Of
today 20 meet the requirements OF
a homc-makcr. mother. and voter
with AL her social and political ac-
tivitics. n she l. 20 go on Suffering
the pain That ONE from ailments
peculiar 10 her SEX
Check the malady at once by q
conscientious treatment OF LYDIA u.
Pinkhnm's Vegetable Compound AT
the first sig 81 baekache. and drag
glng-dovn sensations. So common 20
women who suffer from female oh
casea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW

ha"iht"f rcianirinf. Qnickrt Auto 90.
]. Prank Curnr. well known lnwyrr
Of Mora county. ~ In the csty Attend
ina to business bcforu Judge IfIckcy.
lie VIII return to his homo al Wagon
Mound tomorrow.
w. y. Patterson, sccrctury-trcnHur-
81 Of the international Association OF
M~achiniHts for the santa Fc system,
n 10 cave tonight Tor Topeka where
he II 10 Join other mnchinisi rcprc-
H~cntatives and railroad nnE for
a conference. The purpose or tho
coufcrcffcc D. a. dtaw 40 il new work
Ing agreement. Mt. Patterson c0
poets 10 be hway several wuokR.
Dr. W. ~. iircnnon OF pinubo.
Calif.. WIN has boen here several DAYS
m a visit viii leave for home to-
night While here he visited W. l..
Hawkins.
T.. H. Gficgo. foreman at th' Santa
fo oil house, D. confined "a hts home
In Old Town ON ccoun Of illness. iie
has been III about five days and az
soon ar he h able expects 10 leave
for Hot Springs lie has been with
the Snnta De FOR many years.
fcd CrollOit returned yesterday
from chihuahua, Mexico from a short
business trip.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

Bcnlg1lo Eiaislenecro WIS arrested
on complaint Of Luiz Reyes Of eif
East street this afternoon on the
charge OF disturbing the peace. The
trouble Il said % have started when
Baldenecro found that D. dinner was
ready for him whom he went home.
He H. said TO have struck Miss Hsyet.
He VIII b. given a hearing az Q
O'Clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
ALL STORES TO CLOSE
ON MEMORIAL DAY
City Will Suspend All
Business Next
Monday

Observance Of Memorial day on
Monday, May 20. will be general in
Albuquerque. public Offices and banks
will be closed. as II their custom and
retail merchants have determined
his year TO close for the entire day.
G. q. Alderman. secretary % the
Buriness Mems association, said this
morning that all retail merchants had
determined 10 closc for the day. As
a result business will be suspended
N Albuquerque and everyone will De-
FREQ for Memorial day events. picnica
and mountain outings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
DEATHS

BATTfN-Raiph Battin, age - years
disd ~ his home on -nnth hroadray this
morning. Mr.. Bsttin q survived ~ his
wife. mother fathsr uhree sisters and hfe
hfoihers. Ills wife uas with him 90 me
tirr - death. nlaksmare a Son are "a
rhdirr ~ the funeral arrangements.
GOniNEH-rhr frusrai ~ Manusl Co
dines. who died last Tuesday wac held this
morning from the famiiy rvsidsnre. huftal
was a. Santa Barbara cemetery. trolioit
wra In charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

say" remarked ne pccvish party
at the table. How long ave you been
working In this rctaurantt
''Six weeks SIR replied the Water.
a beg pardon" a%poloEizcd the
nocviFh party. Then Il wasn't you
/ ordered that steak from
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

a report 20 the commission showed
that the average cost u feeding each
man Ia tho ucnltnntiary had dropped
20 - cents q day.
Members present a. the board
meeting besides tic officers mention
ed above wcrei J. - Torres. Socorro.
Warren Graham aud Thomas Hughes,
Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

The chinepe regard the peach a.
the most heaithful OF fruits. ia
msfits are insisted on In the nones 81
doctors. s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

A dtposa q mns has bcen dlseev-
cred IN Finland that is estimated 10
ts1nain 10000 PM that can be- used
- 1Ffllizor. - - 81. r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
Dr. ~. II. Murray, oetcopathic
Specialist. Asthma. Phone CAV.
Coal supply 90. Phones Z aud S.

Enrol In best school to be u private
Secretary, ~rtenormphUr OF high grade
commercial teacher. Special summer
rntca Western school for Private
SYepQfnrlfa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
8 IN FIRST CLASS
AT SAN JOSE SCHOOL
Graduating Exerc;s Sc
Will Be Held on Fri
day Night

The san Jose school h to hold tho
first Erndoatinr exerclses In ne his
tory Friday night when three MEM
bera OF the eighth grade VIII receive
diplomas. The exercises win begin
AZ 3 O'Clock.
The graduates are Rafaellta Baca,
Frank Krajacich and Robert VIII
liams. They have selected pink ana
white as ths class coiors, the carna-
ton az M class flower and Try
again and conquer an obstacles" as
the class motto
The first part 81 The program VIII
BE- a song entitled the Champion
baseball Nine" BY the primary pa
pits. a fairy dance hy the first and
second grade pupils and q song. The
Dove" by nine girls
George Mitchell. principal OF the
second ward school. a 20 deliver the
graduating address. Following n VOC
Irene IutierreE. Mrs. sarah II. Yoit,
principal OF the school. win present
the diplomas. The other teachers AZ
the school are Miss Ruth payton,
Miss Ruth Brown and Mrs Cora Baca.
Inc tINNINE HffIIN'N OF INC NtAItAh7
school Viii he held Friday afternoon
at the schooihourc IN the 1909 block
on south Second street. Three grad
usfes ~ the cirhth grade VIII re-
ceivc their diplomas a. the CLOSING
excrcieer, and The remainder % ~,
srhool will appear IN numbers ON the
program
Tie program De-
Fairy song Intermediates eradei
JoIly PicknninnicS Primary
Roses. Roses Everywhere ..
4.......... Grammar Grader
a Jolly LATHE Japancse sailor
Man ......, intermediate Grades
Tho putterny .......... PRIMARY
Closing Ecsr .. Grammar fradcs
Tho graduates Hr, IolifiiuH lulan,
Antonio Valencia and EmiliHnn Vigil
The teachers afe Miss Iiilian Yri-
Harri, principal; Miss Caroiins
schmidt. Mis- Teresa vigil and Mial
AnEcla sarchez
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

You are reading this adj. Other
people will read yours. Phone
$40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

factory wooi 10 fan waron Loads.
Hahn Coal 90. Phone VI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

japanese women are planning TO
organize n womhn's peace associn-
tlon 10 promote world peace.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-05
Are We Responsible for Bad Thoughts?
BY DR. FRANK CRANE tCopyright. 1921. by Frank Crane)

We are not responsible for our mere thoughts.
 deal of useless but very real suffering would be saved if we only realized this. Al
 In way, may be responsible, indirectly, for may be to blame for conditions that present thoughts but then is not accurate to say that guilt lies in suggestion.
 All responsibility lies in the Will, and there alone For that is the only part of that is absolutely free
 You can will what you please. You cannot think you please, nor want what you please, although you may control thought and desire to some extent
 A good wholesome and helpful book is Andre Fri don's "Psychoanalysis Sleep and Dreams" for it is clear, sound subject that is full of mor- bidity to many people,
 ''Ihe first requisite for normal mental life' he says, lis the acceptance of all biological facts Biology is ignorant of deicacy.''
 If we have lewd or murderous cravings, they ours, of course, but ours hands and feet ours; not responsible for them They are like as not inheritance from some cave man ancestor and to be blamed for them than we are to be blamed for red hair club foot. Many person. especially many a youth in the teens has suffered intense humiliation from his dreams They seem to him to prove that he is base and gross
 Unfortunately, if he believes this it is likely lower his sef-respec and to lead him to wrong deeds. For nothing is more provocative of crime than for to fancy he is naturally criminal.
 What the youth needs to combat this despair, not much spiritual excitement and struggle prayer and fasting it is clear, scientific truth
 That truth is that any suggestion, good bad, beau tiful filthy angelic beasty Is liable to to to blame for it any than if it had been presented to by another person, but guilty only when harbor, codde, daily with, and yield to unworthy promptings.
 l The old belief in personal devil not ourselves, but our enemy, who urges to evil, and whom to resist was psychologicaly correct than to be- lieve that guilty of thoughts which ours, but not of our making. s
Arizona republican., 1921-04-05

The Canadian Monetary Times. in investigation touching the came to conclusion recently that the prosperity of that country did not rep normal increase in the trade, but actual decline when allowance made the changing standards of value.
 Paper profits the world have doubtless tributed their quota the world wide depression through which the country is passing. Citizens in every country committed themselves to various forms of expenditure when trade conditions what tne: appeared tobe. That is the much difficulty is now being experienced in finding funds with which to general running expenses many lines Of business. The fuctuating and deceptive character of monetary standards practically presented to the entire world in a way be forgotten.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-05
Paper Profits

The unreliability comparative statistics in the face the depreciation the value money better illustrated than in the the British tariff commission investigation undertaken ascertain the trade depres- sion in England notwithstanding what believed to be a normal increase in foreign trade.
 Statistics exports for the first year following the arIastice showed increases as pounds sterling in of 50 per the year 1s15 which were interpreted indicating a tremendous trade revival threatened the markets of the entire world Reduced however, to the values of 1913, the tariff commission finds that England suffered actual decline from the level f1s13 of than 4o per cent.
 Application fthe same principle to the trade Of the United Slates would doubtless reveal much the same situation regards the postwar increases of trade In fact much O prosperity that attached to that period is recognized as paper prosperity that had no foundation when measured in volumes O: goods.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-05

wandered freely in the great out doors, building his campfire wherever he pleases, enjoying the sense of free dom, of escape from worry and of physical well being which springs from such a life, is always man with a fine sense of his individual liberty.
 All of the men wno founded the American state, and who insisted so strongly upon the value of individual liberty, were men of the great out doors. Patrick Henry and George Washington were both hunters and lovers of the wilderness. They had a feeling for personal liberty which sprang from the constant enjoyment of it. It is in great cities, with their crowds. their don't signs A.d their policemen on every hand that man loses his sense of personal liberty and becomes a little cog. Liberty lives outdoors, and individuality ex- bands when you take the crowt pressure off it
Arizona republican., 1921-04-05
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 SPRING FEVER PREPARATION

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 BUDWEISER CAPSULES-Accep No Substituted Will Positively Cure That Tired Feeling. No Home Should Be Without Them. tOne Beer Opener With Each Capsule)
 TRY OUR FAMOUS PILSENER PILLS-For That Flag Feeling. Di- rections: Drop one pill in growier of water and let it come to head Pour into steins and serve before or after eating. Or without any refer ence to eating, for that matter.
 ROCK K-EGO-OIL-The Cure of the Century. Can Be Taken Externally, Internally, or Externally. Directions for internal use: Rub on the inside of a pitcher until the pitcher Is full: then empty the pitcher until the pa tient is full. For externals use: Rub on the arms then wiring out the arms over a beer glass and serve
 OLD DIR. BREWERS NUXATED ALE-Has That Agreeable Taste. Gives You That T Don't Care Feel ing So Essential to Good Health and Happiness! Makes the Blood Red and the Taste Dark Brown! Ask Your Doctor for a Half Dozen Bottles Today, On Sale at All Drug Stores. Read These Testimonials Seth Souse, 235 Yeast Thirteenth street. Manhattan, retired foam flick CT. says: Ever since Jan. 1, 1920. l have suffered from dryness of the | throat. dandruff on the tongue. and