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Evening journal., 1922-06-05

No fair-minded person is likely TO
quarrel with David Lloyd Georges
position that Great Britain should
not be expected to cancel war debts
due her unless war debts against her
also are forgiven. On the other
hand, 1t may not be amiss to exam
inc his rather loosely calculated
total Of how the financial transac-
tions among the Allies compare as
to the debts and credits of each.
Mr.. Lloyd George speaks of the
three billions of pounds sterling
owed TO Great Britain as against the
one billion pounds Great Britain
owes. But in the first place, it is
scarcely admissible to include in war
lendings and borrowings reparations
owed by Germany. In the next place,
ii is customary in balancing credits
against debts to take into account
what credits are poor credits.
Mr.. +. c. Goodenough, the great
English banker. chairman OF the
board of Barclays Bank, Limited,
addressing the American Chamber
of Commerce in London the other
day. stated the interallled borrow
ings and lendings in distinctly diff
ferent terms from those Of Mr..
Lloyd George.
Ignoring ordinary foreign debts as
we'll as internal debts, pre-war and
postwar, Mr. Goodenough compared
the principal war lendings Of the
United States and the United King
doms, as follows:
Evening journal., 1922-06-05
GEMS OF THOUGHT
Fear Of cOnsequenee mako cowards Of u. ar

Fear Of consequence makes towards Of rs all
as success. 10 iN'e
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1t is often hard to keep up appearances and keen nm
with expenses 'P uP
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Did anybody ever know agitation for dress reform
to reform dress?
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Trouble waits for no man, but lot OF men wait
around for trouble
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You will never have a future IL you spend your t,r,e
regrettng the past
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No man can have pride in himself who has no pride
in his workmanship.
Money comes and money goes but automobile ex-
penses go forever
Perhaps failures caused by small minds at
tenn pting to grasp large subjects
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The man whose credit is bad has big advantage
It's hard for him to get far into debt.
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It's strange how the keeps coming up and the
keep coming out after pet plans have
Istray.
Evening journal., 1922-06-05

Berman. appointed the following
committee to attend the nesting OF
the Board OF Education. present the
resolutions and a list OF names OF
people who protest against the
changes. This committee is COM
posed of Mrs. William Bullock, 1902
Walnut street; Mrs. Fred. Kempsks,
1905 French street; Mrs. John Innes,
Frances Apartments, Fifteenth and
King streets; Frank Connor, 400
East Tenth street. r. w. Kramer,
10 East Sixteenth street; J. Ber-
man. 1901 Walnut street.
Evening journal., 1922-06-05
GERMANY NOT A BEEHIVE

~ J. WARREN of the Remington Typewriter Com
Ns pany SCOTS at the general notion that Germany
is vast volume OF industry running full blast night
and day
After long inspection visit in Germany, Warren
ports that's While of course, different industries
varied it seemed to me that the country a whole
producing about S5 per cent OF capacity"
That is not very pleasing report for the interna-
tional committee Of creditors.
Evening journal., 1922-06-05

change would prove to be detrimen-
tai to the best interests of the said
children and of the community; and
Resolved. That a copy Of the
resolution be forwarded TO said
Board of Education as a protest
against the said change. and also as
request that the Board of Educa-
tion continue the use Of the build
ing as at present, there being need
in that section of the city for the
same"
The chairman of the meeting, Mr..
Evening journal., 1922-06-05
Stop Scalp Itch With
Partisan Sage

Thousands OF men and women use
Partisan Sage because It so quickly
stops itching scalp.
Besides speedily ridding the head OF
every particle OF dandruff, this delight
ful invigorator keeps the hair from
coming out and gives II a beautiful lus-
tire and softness that compels admira-
tion. That's why Eckerd's and Dam
forth's drug stores and all good drug
gists sell so much of IL and guarantee
IL. Partisan Sage does not change the
natural color of the hair.
Evening journal., 1922-06-05
For Skin Tortures
Zemo. the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You Need

Don't worry about Eczema or
other skin troubles. You can have
a clear, healthy skin by using zemo
obtained at any drug store for 35c.
or extra large bottle at s1.0o.
zemo generally removes Pimples,
Blackheads. Blotches, Eczema and
Ringworm and makes the skin clear
and healthy. zemo is a clean, pene-
trating. antiseptic liquid. It is cas-
lily applied and costs a mere trihe
for each application. 1t is always
dependable.
Evening journal., 1922-06-05

Totals ...s9. 733. .OOO, 900 ss,26O. 600 900
In round numbers, then. these
principal war lendings by Great Bri-
tain Of some $500. 900. 900 measure
UP against the principal items Of
s9,733, 100000 lent by the United
States But note this difference; the
Russian war debt to the United
Evening journal., 1922-06-05

his late residence tomorrow after
noon at 8 o'clock. Interment will be
made in silverbrook cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04
X/A0AV-the delicious and richest of vtan1in foods (AFOOD-The lde ofneven nd powe)
 Aphhg ghdd hapaIty from n dyaA

min extract richest of all foodstuffs known to science in the precious vtamin B. Small pack ages Of Vegex were dropped over the besieged area. The soldiers ate the Vegex their starved bodies so sorefy needed and the lack of which was producing such dreadful results. Within four weeks every trace Of the diseases which had threatened their lives disappeared.
 Vegex was also used by the British Govern ment to cure nutrtional diseases at Gallippli. In fact, during the period of the war even the American market was entirely drained of all its small supply of Vegex. For the British Government commandeered-not bought-al- most the entire worlds output. It knew the unique value of Vegex in fortfying against disease and in increasing vitality and health. Now this food. which has saved thousands of lives. is offered to you. Vegex should be in the regular diet of every family.
 The British Government Report says: Vita min is pecessary to promote growth in chil- dren." And Vegex. remember, one pound of which is made from IF pounds of the richest brewers yeast. is the richest foodstutf in vitamin known to science. It is a food, not drug. And it is delicious to taste, can be served in 50 different ways-as a bouillon. as hsvoring il soups, gravies. relshes, as spread with or without butter on bread.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04
Remarkably Quick Results

Nothing in biological science is moro astounding than the instantaneous effect upon the body, especially the glands and nervous syst em, of eating minute quantity of anw right food containing Vitamin B..
 Among experim ents described in Eugene Christians books is one of pig cons fed on milled rice and polished grains who starve, and unless relieved by proper food die in twenty days of nervous disorders. When food contain ing the right vitamins is administered, recovery is complete ,oithin c fec hours.
 Start to feed your family fhe rIght conbi nonoas ot foods and you tviH see the results it1 3 to $ d0yJ surely!
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04
The Need of Vitalnins

Vitamins are positive construc- tive forces, therefore-lack of them causes disc ase.
 Avoid drugs, Eat YOUR supply of vltamins in FOODS.
 Sour Stoma oh, Robert McCarrison of Indlrestion. the Royal College of Cas. etc. Physicians, London,
 says: "Vitamin faulty food causes stomach and intestinal dis. orders, vague ill health, nervousness and other symptoms that can be pre- vented or overcome, simply by supply Ing vitamins." In Northern India he found noappendicitis among the natives who ate foods rich in vitamins.
 Without Vitamin B the Const1pat10n ganglia and striped muscles of the colon lose their power to move the bowel content. Constipa- tion disappears with properly selected vitamin rich diet.
 Tired feeling When food is def- Ind nervous cient in Vitamin B, tho exhaustion body mines this from
 luo nCTNCS auO SldnuS. Nervous irritability, insomnia and low cred vitality result, which can be over come by few days use of foods con- taining Vitamin B in large quantities. Skin troubles Vitamin B aids the for nation of white blood corpuscles. "the policemen ofthebody," which prevent infection and boils. m.... s...~ Teeth and bones arc .SS ..Ss ray.. built from within by
 - ' layers of living cells which depend upon vitamins for their power to deposit lime and bony struc- lure. When foods are vitamin poor your teeth grow soft and easily decay. Delayed teething in children, bow legs. fiat feet, rickets, (see Dr. Frank E. Peckham, Journal of the American Medical Association for 1921, page l3l7) gre due to shortage of vitamins. For pyorrhea in this connection read the report of Dr. Percy Howe of Harvard University (sent free on request to dentists and physicians by the Vitsmin Rescarch Association).
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04
At the Center of Life

Vitamins function at the very center of the life process-in the central nerv- ous system, organs of reproduction and the glands that produce the body and psrsonal;ty-regulating messengers, called hormons.
 Vitamins arc present in green grow ing cells of leaves and in the sprouting portions of roots. The mother plant places them in and around the germ and in seeds of plants. They are in milk and in the yolk of eggs-wherever Na- ture intends to grow new life or start reproduction she places vitamins in abundance. From yeast it is possible toextract the soluble proteihs, enzymes, precious orga nic salts and the highly potent Vitam in B into Vegex, highly concentrated delicious food with amaz- ing powers. s
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04
What are Vitamins?

What are Vitamins!
 It is now known that the vtamins are the build CTS of the human body, while the proteins, carbo- hydrates, and the mineral salts are the materials You can take bricks and lumber to an empty yard, but you must have carpenters and brck-layers to build the house. Vitamins are the L5e in food.
 There several kinds of vtamns contained in different kinds of food vtamns A, B, and C. and probably fourth kind, D, Sometimes treated part of A.
 Those interested in this branch of science and its prac cal value should read the first column on this page This authentic scientific article is ot ip.4.es cv.y human being living artificial way.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04
Your Food MakesYOur Body

The myriads of cells in your body cannot go outside the food you supply for their building materials.
 Science demonstrates vitamins by the physiological powers that they wield ovr the life process. When abundant in food, energy and health result; when absent, death comes in twenty days. Aud when deficient in foods, ss nearly always today in our artificial living, there results lack of energy and loss of youthful vigor, and all that tends to disorders of the system and even diseases.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04

Every housewife in the United States should learn at once:
 How to raise healthier family
 How to set better table for less money
 How to give to husband, wife and children new vigor, increase in ambition and energy; doubling yes doubling the physical and mental capacity. right thing.
 Nothing more than correct eating, eating foods with vitamins
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY IN FOOD SCIENCE
vltamlns arc foods not drugs If you take vltanilns with your daily foods you will
 see results and will
 not need> drugs

N/HY has one woman the
 W beauty of health and abound ing vitality, when another, with an almost equal natural physique seems lacking in charmi
 Why has one man masculine energy, driving will, the power to act and succeed, when another man lacks the buoyant strength to influence and to hold otherss
 These old questions have now in part been answered by'science: The epoch making discovery of vitamins!
 Now you too may hope to glow with the beauty of health, the charm of a clear complexion, firm and rounded figure. Now your husband can hold-or regain-the vigor and en ergy of youth ;-and your children can grow into at. tractive men and women. VHE vltaniin Discovery Is more im- ! ' portant than the discovery of hac- teria, because through vitamin knowl- edge we can fortify every cell of the body, 50 that the invading bacteria lose their power. In the whole field of chemistry and medicine, vtamin knowl- edge today is at the center of modern thought.
 Thousands ofpeople realready bene- fitting themselves. Alonzo Taylor of the Hoover Commi ssion cured chil- dren in Roumania of eye troubles tend ing to blindness by giving them food containing Vitamin A. The British Government protects and energies it's soldiers with Vegex, rich in Vitamin B. Bellevue Hospital in New York City is using this same concentrate in its most difficult cases. Dr. Percy Howe of tho Harvard School of Dental Re- search has shown that the cells which build teeth and bones cannot carry on their lime depositing work without Vitamin C.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04
What is Vegex?

Vegex is the purest of pure Joods--protens. fats, and mineral salts made from an especially rich quality of yeast From t,oelve pounds of this yeast one pound of Vegex is extracted. Thisleaves product that is s5 proteins with fats, and rich. valuable mineral salts for the body-with an enormous concentration of Vitamin B. The objectionable qualities of yeast as a food-its odor and taste and it's fer ments-have been taken away. leaving per- fectly delicious Jood.
 Vegex is the same substance which under another name was used by the British Govern ment during the war to feed the soldiers who had suffered vitamin starvation.
 In Kut in Mesopotama the British troops had been besieged by the Turks for several weeks. The rations consisted of canned foods and white -four. Beri beri, scurvy, and other nutritional diseases had attacked the British troops. The soldiers were incapacitated by thousands. We now know this to have been caused by vitamin starvation.
 The British government knew the value of vitamins It sent seven bombing planes to the rescue of the troops in Kut These planes did not carry bombs. however. They carried Vegex -tknown in England as MarmiteSthe vita
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04

At one half the cost, you can serve better meals than ever before, more delicious meals, more ap- petizing, genuinely richer meals.
 This is no exaggeration. It has already been proven.
 Madam, if you will select the foods for your family in such way that the proper supply of vit- amnS will be on the table at every meal you will be surprised at the change inside of three days.
 Eat vitaminous foods and see. See the glow of health in your own face, frmer flesh, rounded figure, freedom from fat
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04
vegex as a Bouillon

A third of teaspoonfu makes most appe- tizing cup of soup. tremendously rich of vita mins. Its refreshing effect on the whole system. especially the nerves. is noticeable after the brefest use. The bouillon has an unusually appetzin9 meat flavor although entirely of one-cell vegetable origin.
 Strength according to taste; and according to strength this bouillon 1ac to 2c per cup! A tiny quantity of Vegex added to soups and graves gives delicious flavor
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04
Try a weeks supply-(at atour risk
Our "moneyback" offer:

of
  you do not want continue always thereafter with of these prod the the the from whom got and money back We will that dealer Your word and alone will decide and there will be fully satisfied with this simply unused and charge for the food usd This ofer of naturally applies the first purchase only for only and these foods today? Especially jar of Vgex BOG Sl0o Dnka the bouon tonight and Telephone call of the delvs named below
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04
To physicians, hospitals, universities, and scientific laboratories

Affiliated with tho Vltamin Food Company arc the Vita min Research Ls5o~iories, a scientific institution organ ized to supply physicians and scientific workers with vita mins taken from yeast, root, leaf and vegetable sources in highly concentrated form. Physicians and scientists en- gagged in research work can obtain information and a free supply of certified vitamin concentrates, Viamin and Mar mite Tablets by writing the Vitamin Research Laborato- ries, Gotham National Bank Bldg, New York.
 Physicians can secure supplies from drug stores, and drug stores can secure supplies from the following drug jobbers ;: SCHIEFFLTN & CO.,,
 ITO William Street McKESSON X ROBBINS,
 9l Fulton Street LEHN & FINK.
 6s5 Greenwich Street
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04

Learn the tuth-do not be msd by quacs and pirates offering their quack pills and pelets-bu find what has been royem about Vtams the last years the abora tories of the great Universities the practical field of science
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04

The Viamin Food Company guarantees: nd we mirbt v within within the famly:-
 and will be appzing ing real food, the life of food The children health irritation The will improve physically The will be That will disappear.
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  with the the supply of iamins.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04

By drinking Vegex bouillon you will find almost dt once, at tho first (surcly the second or third mcaD that you crave less tea or coffee, less or none at all. You wort find it hordskip to cut down on thee alkaloids. Whya Be- cause when you have Jed your nerves with VEGEX you won't want to xh;p your nerres with tea or coffee.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04
Vitalrlin Content
 Certified

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 "Our feeding tests show VEGEX to be the most potent carrier of the water soluble B vitamin we have ever seen. The Christian Vitafood waters show higher vitamin potency than milk and many times more potency than bakers yeast. They are particularly rich in the fat soluble A and the water soluble B and C."
 (Signed) LEWIS B. ALLYN
 pr:eteI gf ths Wss.aelS &r.,s.} Tsssi3s and Regarding Vegex Almonds These Laboratories Certify: That we have conducted feeding tests in our laboratories, using VeRex Almonds as the sole source of Vitamins: That Vegex Almonds are potentin Fat Soluble A, or the growth promoting factor, the Wa ter soluble E and the Water Sol uble c factors. In addition they give us satisfactory chemical anal ysis with an acid neutralizing ash in the organic mineral salts. We regard them as highly desirable products both from the standpoint of vitamins and chemical constt- uents.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04

Vegex boullon is being prepared daily demonstration little
 
 If to find out how Vegex tastes and how kitchen of bouilon and little sand- the dealer explain that here is food the tamn concentrate the that used for starving for better health greater perfect manhood and womanhood THE SOVEREIGNS TRADING co. STORE
 160 Main Street making SPECIAL OFFER of Eugene Christians Vtamins Regular price s2oo and & jar o S1.00, both for S1.40. wishing give demonstrations of Vegex wish food products should address Vitamtn
 Food O., 1915 Broadway New York City
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04

Sovereigns Trading Co. 16O Main Street.
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The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-07-27
BIDS WANTED

The Trustees of the Bloofno Con.
solidated School District will receive
bids for the construction OF school
building in said district up until Fri
day August I, 1922 at 10 O'Clock A M.
Bids must be sealed and a certified
check for 8 per cent OF bid submitted
with bid.
The said building to be built aceor-
ding TO the plans and specifications
of same now on file in the office of
the County superintendent of Educa-
ton Of Neshoba County. Bids may
be mailed to II ] Lundy. Philade.-
phia, Miss, Route l. The Board re-
serves the right to reject any or all
Of said bids. This July 9Th 1922.
Board of Trustees of Bloomo Con.
solidated school, by ] H Lundy,
Secy. $50
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-07-27
BIDS WANTED

The Trustees of the Providence
Consolidated School will receive seal
ed bids, for the transportation Of pu-
pills on the different Transportation
Routes In said school district up un-
til August 4th 1922 at 2:3O P NJ. A
description of each route Is now on
file in the office of the County Super
intendent of Education, and also q
copy of the description is posted at
the Providence School House. The
Trustees reserve the right to reject
any or all of said bids. r ] Brea-
zeale, Secy Board of Trustees, II c
PEBBLES, superintendent Ed. S32
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-07-27

To the Qualified Electors of the Me-
shoba School District of Neshoba
County. Mississippi.
You will take notice that pursuant
to an order of the Board OF Supervise
ors passed at their regular July, 1922,
Meeting there will be an election
held at the Neshoba Sc ool House
within the Neshoba School District
on the 29th day OF July 1922 for the
purpose of determining whether or
not q majority of the qualified cleo:
tors Of said district will vote to au-
thorize said district to, by it's proper
authorities, sell and convey, In con-
sideration Of the assumption by the
Neshoba Consolidated School District
Of the unpaid balance of the princi-
pal and interest of the 1900 90 bond
issue now outstanding against the
said Neshoba School District, the
Neshoba School building to the said
Jeshoba Consolidated School Dis
trict.
Witness our signature this the 9Th
day OF July, 1922. - 8. III. Stribling,
T. N. Crockett, Election Commis-
sioners 1872
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-07-27
NOTICE OF BOND SALE

Sealed bids will be received until
IL o'clock noon August 7th, 1922, same
being the first Monday of said month,
by the board of Supervisors of Me-
shoba County, Mississippi, for $4,000
of Bardale consolidated school bonds
of said county. The, bonds will not
be sold at less than par and will bear
interest at rate of 8 per cent per an
mum, payable semi-annually. Both
principal and interest v Ill be paya-
BILE at the office of the County Treas
urer in Philadelphia, Mississippi, the
county seat Of Neshoba county. The
Bonds are dated August, 1st, 1922, In
terest payable semi-annually on the
1st day of February and lst day of
August. The bonds are payable in
20 years as provided by law.
Each Bond must be accompanied
by certified check payable to J d
Pettey Clerk of the Board Of Super
visors, for per cent of the bid This
check is to insure good faith on the
part of the bidder, and will be for
feited by the bidder il he fails to ac-
cept the bonds and deliver the money
to the County Treasurer. The right
is reserved to reject any and all bids.
This done by order of the Board July
8, 1922 J d Pettey, Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors of Neshoba Co.,
Mississippi 832