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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24
SAYS TRY YEAST
 + RUNDOWN
Now Specially Prepared in Convenient Tablet Form. Why Hearty Eaters Are Often Thin and Anaemic.

Even big eaters are under-nourished. emaciated and gun n-down-because the modern diet of meat, vegetables, pre- pared foods, etc.. is almost entirely lacking in the essential element of all foods-vitamines the one element that is needed to make us strong. active and full of energy. And now Science has learned that common yeast contains millions of vitamines. A little yeast taken before any meal completes tho diet makes children grow more sturdy, causes signs of old age to diminish. and builds up exhausted, run down systems. It is also well-known that yeast vitamines are splendid remedy for boils. skin troubles, pimples, etc
 These facts have long been proven by experiments in great medical insti- tutions. but the real problem in what form to take yeast-has only lately been solved For the common yeast cake. intended to be used in raising bread, is merely a makeshift. It con tains only, about 20 per cent yeast. the rest being starch and water. And this small percentage of yeast is less satis- factory doctors say. than the liquid brewers yeast
 Now at last the ideal type of yeast. combined with iron and other health building ingredients, has been put on the market in convenient, ever-fresh tablet form. These tablets, called ,IRONIZED YEAST. can be purchased of any druggist. They are a specially prepared tonic treatment and supply yeast vitamines in concentrated strength. They are pleasant to take and will not nauseate. You'll know be- fore finishing the first box that it's doing you good. IRONIZED YEAST costs but little more by the dose than does the common yeast cake, (only 10 cents day) and is much more effec- tive. Get a package of IRONIZED YEAST today. Special directions for children in~each package.
 The Ironized Yeast Company, Allan ia Ga Manufacturers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24
.DOTHAN ID ERECT i!
 S1OO,OOO SCHOOL

Dothan, April 2S.-(specialJ-The $1Oe,O0O school bonds have been sold to bond brokerage company and an architect is in the city now going over the plans for the new 14,-room school building soon to be erected in Ward 2
 Superintendent Baker has been look inG over plans for some time and rather likes one that is but one story high, as this is a popular plan for new school buildings, where there is plenty of ground space. The city officials will pass on the type of building to- day probably, and work will commence at the earliest possible lite.
 A budding of this magnitude will necessarily take time in construction and no relief can be expected this year. but the start is made, and in time an- other elegant school building will be added to the three now in use.
 hospital. where she has undergone an operation for appendicitis.
 Miss Lottie Slaughter has returned to her home in Talladega. after visit to Mrs. Dewitt McCargo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24
Teachers Take Exams

Andausia. April 23.-(Special)-- Supt. Charles Baker and a corps of assistants have been conducting teach CTS examinations this week at the courthouse. There were 23 applicants for third grade, seven for second grade, two for first and two for life certificates
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24
Turk Women Banned

Constantinople. April 33.-The ap- pearance recently of q number of Fur kish women on the stage has resulted in an order by the Sheikh- ul- Islam the religious chief, to the police to forbid women of the Moslem faith from ap- pearingVon the boards.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24
New Insurance Asencv

Andalusia April 22-(SpeciaI. )--The Life and Casualty Insurance company of Nashville, Tenn, has opened a branch in Andalusia, and F. NJ. Maddox is in charge. The local office will be under the Montgomery office MT. Maddox will move his family to An dalusia in the near future.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24

About 90 per cent of the shirts man. ufactured in Scotland is done in the factories.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
January Specials in the
Lamp and Nouelty Shop

The subdued light of lamp will flood with cheer
and comfort and transform into place full of lovelness
where formerly it had been bleak and cold.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
Annual January Sale
Blankets, Confortables
and Bed Spreads

White Blankets, Pink or Blue Borders
single size ............. pair $50 $50, 1850
formerly 9.oO 11.5O, 1850
double size ............. pair $50, 1850, 1880
formerly 1000, 1850 1915
Grey Blankets Pink Blue Border pair 6.75 to S75
formerly $50 to 1880
All wool Plaid Blankets double size Various coors SIS
formerly 1850
Comfortable
Figured Skoline plain borders, cotton filled each 375
formerly $50
Figured Nansook Plain Silk Borders, wool filled, each IT'S
formerly 1150
Bed Spreads
Crochet hemmed Marselles patterns 165 to 225
formerly 225 to 3.25
Satin Marseles hemmed .. each 800 to $50
formerly 600 to 900
White Crnked Drity, hemmed each l.60, 2.15, 265
formerly 2.25, 800 and 1915
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

In our shop you will find beautiful
Solid Mahogany Floor Lamps which
may be had with "a inch silk shades
in any one of three colors.
illustrated at rishO formerly $500, $500
Something different? You will
find it in genuine Chinese Enamel
Table Lamp. No other than the ar
tistic skill of the Chinese could have
laid this wonderfully colored enamel
SO deftly upon a base of gold bronze.
1t is furnished with an l8-inch flat
silk shade with 5-inch fringe.
illustrated at left.
formerly 1850, $500
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
"A Permanent Hair WaUe

transforms o simple cofure into thing OF beauty.
And the joy Of it is that it is always there without
trouble or waste of time.
(Third Floor
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
Housewares That Prove Their Worth

To do two a
numeou lenabey yo
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13
WoonaaEN LODGE ARE
BOOSTERS FOR ARMADA

A most novel and original adver-
tising stunt was pulled off for the
Arvada Community Wednesday night
when about thirty members Of the
local lodge Of wO. W.. in the make
up Of rubss, were driven around the
streets Of Dsnvsr singing such songs
~ my Home Towns = One Horse
Town" 60, and making speeches
boosting Arvada. Along Curtis
street they attracted more attention
than al the picture shows. They
visited several shows, dance halls,
and oehse places where crowds were
consrssased. They wound up ut
the homs u Dsavsr Camp No. A6
whore ~ weoduasn Of Denver had
pssparsd : big feed for them and
gave ~ hearty welcome. They
have gabSn Arvada lots Of free ad-
vertising Of = favorable nature.
Good for the Woodmen.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13
SCOUTS or AMERICA
N ARvADAl

Hoop-e-deAi A troop 70 bstek
organised and every fellow eligible
IL invited to Join. Ne prs-ssquiats
required only tAs desire to b . good
Scout. Get In early bsfoss ~
troop il filled for q large wastag
list is expected. Everyone knoss
that what's good for the boy b good
for the nation. The availability Of
the Boy Scout program for such .
purpose l. now bsyoad question.
Il has the approval Of our bsst On
Gators and while the naovsgaeat +
essentially religious Il = nsa.ssetar>
ian and while Il trains for citlesa-
ship II l. non.partisaA aad nsa- psa-
cal. It Is non-militar1.. s1lsslhg >
program Of activities which tnel ~
every feature Of Military drill. Isx-
cept the Manual Of Arms, and trnlH-
ing to shoot TO XIII. II hslps ~
boy to do the things hs wants = %
and enjoys doing IA anhsttsr way
than h can do them By hinssh.
Scouting Is designed to make real
men out Of real boys BY = real mo
gram that really works.
Thus no boys work proGfx1a = eosa-
plets which does not ain 70 dsvsos
them symmstrieally. and b ias1seant
l. "a
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13

We wish to call the attention Of
our readers 70 the advertisement Of
Eden electric washers which the
Arvada Electric company Is running
In this paper. The Eden 10 . most
successful washer and IL being sold
on the easy payment plan At . great
reduction from the regular price.
But the real point y that since we
have electric servics oil over the
Arvads district and the power 10
practically inexpensive every house.
wife should have an electric washer
Of some make. II y the only really
sstisfaetofy power, and In tssss day.
Of advanced civilization hvman BE-
inss should not b worn out 70 do thu
werk that can be done better and
cheaper BY electricity. Buy yos'
wife . wsdhss.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Don't forget October II. Parti.
cipants In the fair are working hard
to make II the best In the scheel's
history. Would you like 10 ~ A.
II. 8. fitted out with better fsssIls~-
ings and . number Of fine pIctsres1
Would you like your home tsws
team to have uniforms that would
make you proud Of tbemi Do yss
want the Alumni to pay ths dstt
they incurred by publishing On IN.
nual? Then come to the fair pro.
pared to help every class. the P. r.
A. and the Glass Of '2i.
Mr.. Johnson, the music director.
who was very III last week, IL able 10
lead the singing again this morning.
The Junior and Senior high schoel
were given n double trsat ~.
day. The first part Of the ssscmbly
period was taken by y splendid talk
on fire prevention by Mr.. Cook o.
the Denver Fire Department. Thsn
the local W. X. C. presented The
School with = large silk flag and
Mrs. Newton and Mrs. Mills kavs
very interesting speeches on the
American Flag and the Ideals Of the
w. X. G. Mrs. Mills presented the
flag, which Mr.. Whestley received
on behalf Of the school Two ms'a.
bers Of the student body SIS, enter.
tanned the assembly Jack PcarcS
delivered three readings m ths
American Flag md Henry Williams
spoke about the fair.
A final rcmindcr-DOnt forget
the FAIR.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13
BAPTIST CHURCH
". r. Cole, Pastor


Bible School at s:45 .. N.
Preaching service ae H..
B. Y. p. u. at $50.
Preaching service at TAO p. n.
Prayer Nesting Wednesday 7:30
Had fine congregations last Lords
Day.
We o. very glsy TO report that our
Sunday School 10 growing very nicely
W have plenty of room for oil who
Will come.
Na&t week the pastor will b. gone
10 the State Convention.
October 20 we expect 70 bsgin
special meetings. begin TO plsn for
them.
Subjects for next Lords Day:
A. n. "What b your Religion
Costing You!"
Evening. "whsrs 10 yosr Tres.
surs?"
Our B. Y. ?. U. y taAiag on ns~
life, We are sxpsetiag - see Re
salts.
Are you stssagsr n tswN7 Yos
srs invited to wsrshiD vith u.
Do yos live hsrs ~ hsvs bsss
negligent stest sauseA attendance
~ hsvs s.spssisl iavi1aaisa.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13
ADDITIONAL PAVING
UP AT COUNCIL
MEETING

Better streets for Arvada wsse dis
cussed at the meeting Of the town
council held Monday night TIE
question was opened by A. u Davis
who owns the property abutting on
wadsworth and extending from
Grand view-ave one block north.
Mr.. Davis wants the street paved
because he realizes the advantage
Of paved streets. He ID willing b
80 ahead and pave his side Of tAs
street whether the property ownsrs
on the other side Of the street want
It or not.
Contractor Drcher stated that Il
would be 4 legal impossibility TO
pave that ~ = part Of the present
paving district. M
It was suggested that = petltisa
be circulated to get the consensus eS
opinion Of the property owners q -
how much. Of Wadsworth shosh
be paved.
The suggestion was made that .
surfacing district be formed for ths
purpose Of grading, curbin9 and
surfacinK Grand view.ave west from
the end Of the pavement with red
rock. This would be = great deal
cheaper to put In than cement and
would make very satisfactory road.
This work could be done this winter
while paving would have 70 Be DE-
laysd until spring.
A. ]. Recht was present and ccn.
fsrred with the council rslative to
conditions affecting bic property
with the paving constructed on the
present grade. He did not oppcse
the removal Of the trees but did ~.
! press the opinion that since the town
had given him side walt essds
something should b. Aens - rsas1y
the appearance Of ths peopssty. aa1
to care for the irsies&isa q biz
lawn. s I.
- T. Sas predicted 81 ~ saGiAsNs
end contractor Tat ID 5k6gs
wevtnadxa NJ. ReeAt ~ 100
bsautffsl tsrraced property ~ sswU
when the job 10 completed.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13

The paper trust should b. notified
that the war IL over and TT prices
are returning 70 normal. o. Sept
embsr Is we bought some pepsr.
The price was high, 20 cents per
pound. We ordered only 1 saall
quantity 20 we would not be stune In
a drop. Two weeks later we order
ed again and the ssms paper costs ~
30 cents per pound. We got enough
to last Us awhile and the price b
still going up.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13
A cooo ciTlzE,a CONF

Albert h. ,Barth fsf ths past fcrty'
years one Of ArvaiAs b-a known
aad n,st highly sstesmsd eAisans
died &C biz home here Sunday 0stA-
ing after IN illneas Vt several nes-
Ihs. The fansral, eonlaetr fr4A
the Presbyterian church on Wednss.
day was The largest ssssmblsse q
saddsned friends who ever gathsre3
In Arvada to pay itch final tribsts
to . love one. The services we're
conducted By Rev. wiliaas, fossss.-
" Of Arvada but new Of Dsaver.
Mr.. Barth wss bora at Calsahaeh.
Germany ea January II. ls4s. He
was married In Tscsmssh, Nebraska
on January Is. 1859. His widow
and one son Albert survive him, .
daughter disd twelve ysars ago.
Sisters who survive hin are Mn.
Louisa Lisber, Mrs. Matilda Seowsrs,
Mrs.. Minnie Snyder. Mrs. Jsnss Lee
~ Of louisville. Ksntseky and Nm.
Lena Mentally. Chieago. III.
NJ. BsrtA was always setivs In
affairs heving to u VITA tAs ID
vanesment u Arvsda. He built what
10 NV. known - ths Basth bloek.
Ind ran what d now ths Juchsm
Grocery for . number Il ysass. He
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13

A. J. Recht. Arvnds's progressive
dry goods and clothing merchant II
putting on. = series Of Paving Week
Special Sales every week while thu
paving In being put in. lie IL max.
ing prices low enough 70 overcome
the Inconvenience customers are put
u by the streets being torn up. Thl-
week he 10 making an extra spsciA!
offer. He In giving n special dis.
count 70 the first - customers
who answer his advertisement In this
issue. Read the proposition slss.
where. II will make you . bunch Of
easy money.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13

not be 18efs report In full By that
7honr tlxAtilf will be extended to
meet tetfIdairsments.
conaseAAS1s are requested to come
to the Hntsrprise office ~ early In
the svsnias ~ convenient beginning
at 6P. n. They Vim Be waited on
individually In. sslsr-first come
first served. y
The Enterprise SfQes win b clos
cd q soon ~ al TIT clsb msnisss
have sspostsd IN full. and with IL
.eISl1 ths first pseied esle ard ~
big efSdifs VIM 81 svtf. there ~
positively - 10 ssbscriptisns &C.
ceptsd for The first period aftsr Sat-
urday night no matter what the con-
dition except subseriptioas contain
ed In letters post-nafked Saturday.
October Is. This permits country
candidates and friends, Of Contestants
residing outside Of Arvsda - nail
subscriptions a. late q che cloang
hour Of the first period and get big
credits therefore even X tAs letter.
do not reach the Enterprise office
until Monday.
Coafidsaes Assured
Candidates may rest assured Of ab-
solute confidence 10 far % their re-
ports are concerned. Impartial
treatment ID guaranteed each and
every contestant and inside tnforaA-
ton viii positively not Be given out.
The campaign manager must nscss-
sarily be = clam n this regard and
It Il hoped that candidates viii ex-
ercise the spirit Of sportsmanship
sind not ak for details that could
not be given to one and all alike.
csopaisn Sssa Oyer 50
The campaign will soon BE- over
and this Saturday night will 70 =
considerable extent. ten the story.
We can help yoa only by telling you
how. Your fats Il IN your own
hands. You can swsstsh 4 or -sm.
bitter It yourself. Yoursewn sab-
scription counts.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13
ND WEST TIRE co.
IMPROVES IT'S y
nANT

!hs nsw NH for the tirs factory
s'vee 10: wax ~ wss oo'oov
POUNDS ana y sook several osV -
move u iron . 'aFse 1'as car s'
SCUM OF sns sntetpr'se oi1'ce 70 N.
eie tsesosy' u +" oe"s set Up quo
WIN = al ready for operss'on ~
tee ~ OF ns1 week.
TINS y eny o"e Oh sne e"
psovs my g es sFs 70 % .oe ~
sas I've ana ptosp;seu'
'sne!ee eonee."' ~ ou.'
- = evs.ep'ne WIN soea s"es'
seetseaeescn eas en!arse@sns OF W.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13
CLUE MEETS OCTOBER 18TH

the Community Club will hold a
meeting Thursday night to prepare
their report for the special meeting
Of the club to be held In the high
school auditorium on Friday night
October. 20. II Is urgently request.
ID nat Ill The people Of the Arvadu
esGna1enity ettsnd this meeting q. II
w n, ~ most important
msessAs svsr MID Tor the purpose Of
adveneiag u welfare Of the com.
sauaitg. :
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13

: Saturday night Is the finish Of
the BIG credits in ths Enterpriss,s
sa5oo.oo ssissnanship Club ca..-
paign.
Just two more days TO win or
lose prisis worth Thousands Of dol
lars. That Is practically what Il
msaas. :
10 closely arrayed, and with hon
or 70 equally divided up to the
pressat tins, Il depends almost en-.
titeiy spoa results obtained BY each,
indiviisal, yartieipe4t ,and IL Or her
ffssnh, tstwsea this d4ts md the
close Of de "flrss period"-satur-
day night, Oct. 16-as to who ths
ultimate winners win be.
No one has = "walk-away" for
the Chevrolet Touring Car; neither
h anyone hopelsssly beaten. Just
few long term Subscriptions secured
for any one Of tie various contend.
ers would change the entire line-up
and crown . new leader. A little
help volunteered now may be just
the aid necessary to stem the tide Of
dsfeat and turn It into sweeping
victory for some deserving partici-
pant.
OF course, the race does not come
to q close until Nov. s, but the win
ners are sure to be among those con-
testants who make the best records
this week.
II IL not what has been done or
what will be done three weeks from
now. It IL what 10 being done now
that counts. The wise club member
ID he or she who sees the opportunity
to-day to put into effect q plan Of
campaign that will compel victory to
porch on hb standard.
ksssrd 70 - Bpsks. This Week
From every quarter come reports
Of records 10 be broken Saturday.
Club members have laid deep plots
for Increasing their credit totals by
hundreds and hundreds Of thousands.
Five year subscriptions will roll in
~ never before.
The crucial test Il now ct hand.
II you ever intend doing anything
big In this race, do It now. Instead
Of being In the third, fouth or fifth
place. ret up to the top and stay
there. Now 10 the time TO secure ~
insurmountable reserve force. Nov
ID the time to make reasonably GER
tain Of the prize you most desire.
Never again, after this Saturday
night, will II be possible TO realize
the maximum number Of credits for
subscriptions. This Is final and
fair warning. II you entertain any
desire what ever Of being declared
winner Of the 1921 model Chevrolet
Touring Car, worth sllsS.5o TO b.
awarded Saturday night. November 8
Just three weeks from this satur-
day night-do not fail TO turn In
every available subscription before
the close Of the "first period"
Only Q few credits separate the
.vsrious eontsndsrs and aitogsthsr
the race ID fast becoming an sxctt.
Ing affair and intense effort 10 sure
70 BE- manifest on satudsy night
when ths big credits Will be d'sco"'
tinuel
1isw :.'pssssdr WIN clsss
III '4first period" will end with
ths closing Of. the Enterprise Office
q Satsrday night Ths tine b ~
Isy 7 ,. r.. tst shsxN esstsseaes'
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13
PRESBYTERIAN clsU4css
Clintoa Rssl, Pastor.

CSuUt00 Roo0s Fote0fs
Sunday SeAeol at GAS q. n.
Ssrvies for Worship and Preach
hg Of ~ Word at II.
Christian Endsavor at 6:>6 ?. n.
Evening Service at 7:30.
Mid-wssk service for Bible stub
end Prayer. Wednesday At 1850 p. N
We more than doubled our At
tendance last Sabbath. and we are
setting our mark higher for this
week. Mr.. T. B. Howard. Of they
Howard Mertusry Of Denver. has Of.
fsrsd % cash prize Of 500 " NC
double our average attendance for
ne lest six nsaths for eight con.
sseuelvs 0snAayh We heps 70 Win
this prize, and again W ask avery
friend Of ~ Sunday School 70 be
present next Sunday, and bring soms
friend Who b not = member Of some
other school with him.
Miss Laurawilla Townsend will
lead the Young Peoples mestinE,
saA the ssbjset will be "UsssonS
from Pa4sisGs- r. the Past and Pre-.
sent" Nshsmiah. 4:l.l4. All the
young people are urged 70 attend
this Reetiae.
On the evening Of Friday Oct. 81
the young psopie Of the church and
conGre9atiea ere cordially invited b
the home Of ths pastor for . time Of
reliability ~ Fellowship.
The subject for mid-week service
Will b ''Ths Hillsniai Kingdom Of
Christ In the PAalns.s
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Muench aud Mr..
ind Mrs. Graves are in the noun.
tains ON n hunting trip. They ars
up above ParshnlI.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13

Arvsds Boy Scouts will organize
X The High School building On Oct.
Sott,
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13

Chss. Graves and Chss. Duncan
are on the trail Of some vsnison this
We1oL
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13

S0Nday 9eb>ol at 2:lb p. n.
Service for Worship and Prsaeh'
ing Of ~ Word at > p. -.
nA-wssk service, Thursday at Q
.. -.
A cordial invitation 70 ths Com.
nuaity sesvies Il sxtsndsd 20 oil.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13
winner NAY Be DETERMINED THIS WEEK
NO MORE OPPORTUNITIES LIKE THIS
Cs.test.nts and Their Friends Reslss That Vinpins
De,eads On Alvantsse e Biz Cre4ss Taken
Before This Saturday Nigh
HOW THEY STAND TODAY

The following Is the standing the Club Members
taken Wednesday evening, DC tober 18th.
This the last week Of the "F irst Period" and absolutely
NECESSARY that YOU make the biggest showing thu Campaign this
week
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-13

~ nVVvStp 1SSVOI
9.l6 Sunday Sehssi.
II MessIas wersbip, "The The
siesanf NY" ~
1:36tEpworth League, Milicent
st. Clair, leadsr.
7.30 Evening worship. 1.-THE Ideal
Workman.
The reception Of the new pastor
Friday svsaing was well attended
49, .sssaassA b. -xordA- es Nslesme
|4tsA sssA stgsnissllea, Mr.. John
Sehults setsd IL w capacity %
chairman while J. z white gave the
chief address Of ths evening. Wit
and wisdom mingled with sloqusaee
aspirsd to make the evening quite
worth while. A musical number by
Master Willis greatly entertained
while the piano selection Of Mrs. W.
\. Hsiserman was In itself work Of
art. A reviving spirit Of enthusiasm
was expressed b. I'll ~ the WORK Of
the new year bssins to take form.
The parsonage lardsr was greatly
replsnished with canned goods and
winter supplies BY the generous
donatioas Of those In attendance.
Dsliejsus refreshments were served
by ~ ladies Of the church.
Eighteen members Of the young
mems class met In the League room
Of the church to perfect . class
organization and lay plans for the
winters work.; The teacher, A. l..
Long. presidsd and o. N. Evans. ".
\. Heiserman and Rev. Hoover talk
ed briefly concerning the possibilities
Of such . class organization. Thi
class togsther with the boy Scouts
which Ia being organized have en-
gagged the High School Gym for
Monday night Of each week for the
purpose Of furthering their interest
in good clean sport. There are
further plans for recreation and gen
eral benefit for the winter.
The Class will greatly enjoy ex-
tending tn privileges To any young
fellow who cares to become one Of
In members. The class made itS
name Changers" and the motto
"Bound 70 Win. The officers are
Wayne Hardness, president; Theo-
dore Long. vice-prcs; Ksancth Town
sley, secretary; Rupert Kelso, treas.
We wish 10 call the attention OF
the readers 70 an article on another
pn9e dealing with Socialism which
comes through the Amcricsnixation
Press Service which service In the
future will be used by the Enter
prise. Trace all the disturbing
elements In the nation and you will
find them working to the same end
the creation Of u belief in the
minds Of the people that there are
"Clasxes" In this nation and that the
one must he sst against the other,
rather than the one aiding and help
Ink the other. Every subsidiary
organization In the country preach
e. "clsss consciousness. II ia n
false doctrine; . destructive doctrine
an d. doctrine thst connot help but
ruin n allowed 10 further grow.