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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-06-08
TROPICAL TREES IN ARCTIC
Researches by Danish Scientist Re-
veal Interesting Facts Concern
ing Climatic Changes.

On the island of .Disko, on the
west side of Greenland, is a station
for biological research, managed for
the Danish government by DR.. Nor
ton P. Porsild, the famous botanist.
This island is famous for its fossils
Of plants, as erosion is so rapid that
old rock is constantly being laid bare
and the fossil records of the plants
of bygone ages are thus exposed.
Among the plants found at Disko
in fossilized condition are sequoias,
allied to the redwoods and big trees
of California; a plant resembling the
breadfruit trees of the tropical re-
gions of the old world, and the tulip
tree. The former existence in that
region of such trees as these proves
that it was once at least temperate
in it's climate and suggests that the
distribution Of daylight and dark
ness was once very different from
what it is today.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-06-08
UNABLE TO CROWN WRITER
Opinion in France Differs on the
Question of Who Was the
Greatest" Author.

The Paris Figaro is inviting re-
plies to the question, "Who is the
greatest French writer?" All sorts
Of eminent and well-known people
have been asked to respond, includ-
ing M. Poincaire. The prime min
lister is among those who decline to
commit themselves. "Our great
writer's are so many" he says, "and
when it comes to a final choice how
can one decide?" Others are less
cautious, but what the replies gen.
orally reveal is that in France there
is no one writer universally, or even
very widely. recognized as being the
greatest"
The reply received by the Figaro
that comes nearest to defniteness is
that which crowns Moliere as the
writer most typical Of the genius of
France. The three writers who
seem to be at the top of this in
formal poll, and with something like
an equality of votes, however, are
Rabelais, Voltaire and Balzac. Ra-
cine, Flaubert and Victor Hugo are
also favorites, and lola has his sup
porters. One Of the most interest
ing replies is that which argues that
French literary genius, from its very
nature, does not produce literary
like Shakespeare or Ger
vantes.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-06-08
HOW THEY SHsARD" MUSIC


Deaf and dumb people dance te
Jazz music in Boston, at their an.
nual ball.
They could not hear the music
but it started vibrations in air. walls
and floor. These vibrations, enter
ing the dancers bodies through the
soles of their shoes and their skin
nerves, carried the Jazz rhythm and
time to their brains, like shocks of
electricity.
Brains telegraphed the vibrations
on to the emotions.
The body is wireless apparatus,
receiving the vibrations Of sight,
hearing, smelling, tasting, feeling.
What is a vibration? If YOU
could answer that you could explain
the mystery of life. Life is motion.
Motion is vibration.
Temporarily, you impart life to
stone when you throw it-life. but
not consciousness.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-06-08
BLACK EYES TO ORDER

!. MT. Clarkson, the famous the
r'iical costumer and wigmaker of
london, does not confne his bust
~ ress 10 actors and actresses only.
T.; aIe cay man asked Mr.. Clarkson
-. ne would paint his eye black. This
s "as aone, and then the reason was
Nplalned. The man had just had
10y low with his wife and she threw a
~ 0OA at him. He wanted to have
hume hume evidence of the injury, but the
~ IOOS had hit him on the back of the
h head and left no mark. A realistic
a lack eye was the best evidence he
could think Of.
~ another time a woman who had
bas banned two lovely black eyes" just
tbaU fe her marriage was made up so
saa ' ller husband-to-be should not
d., ner disfgured on her wedding
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-06-08
OUND IN HEART NOT FATAL
bat Might Well Be Called Heroic
Operation Performed and De-
scribed by Surgeon.

When desiring to perform an OPP
PtiOn on the heart, DR.. J. Miginiac
Paris approaches that organ by
bat seems like terrible operation.
the Presse Medicale he writes
at he cuts the sternum, or breast
be, across at top and bottom, splits
lengthwise and then turns back
halves, leaving a large almost
9uare opening, through which he
b introduce his hand.
Doctor Miginiac describes a case
which, entering the chest cavity
this way, he slit the pericardium,
frned it back and so approached a
Fab wound, made with tailors' scis-
Pn, In the right auricle. This
|Ound was about half an inch wide
pd the black blood spurted from it
height of ten inches. He
lecked the hemorrhage with for
Fps and sewed up the wound with
< stitches.
The woman's pulse was soon nor
al, and within six months she bore
healthy baby.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-06-08
LOOKING GLASSES IN CHINA

The people of Manchuria are ex-
travagantly fond Of mirrors. Large
" they are used for ornamental pur-
poses, being so adorned with flowers,
birds and even landscapes painted
on them as to be practically unser-
yiceable as looking glasses. The
cigarette cases and purses carried by
Young men of the well-to-do class
usually contain small mirrors, of
which their owners make constant
use as do young women in our own
country of glasses in vanity boxes
Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-06-08
The Home of the Soul.

In olden times, it was believed that
the seat of the soul was the stomach,
most likely for the reason that man
is never so completely used up as when
his stomach is out of order For the
cure OF ordinary stomach troubles,
there is nothing quite SO prompt and
satisfactory as Chamberlain Tablets.
They strengthen the stomach and en-
able it to perform its functions natur-
ally. Give them trial. Then only
cost quarter.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-06-08
COL

the registered Belgian stallion will
make the present season at the Nez-
perez Livery Barn. Terms: SIS, to
insure with foal. E. E. Lehman, mgrtf
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-06-08

rheumatism, neither of which require
any internal tBeatmentf The pain
may be relieved by applying Chamber
lain's Liniment, which makes sleep
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-06-08

Pasture Plenty grass and wa
ter on canon sw Nezperce; $1.25
per head per month. Glen Pow
ers. 49tf.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-06-08

Season 1922-The well known Shire
horse, Milton Progress, Jr., will make
the season at my farm one mile east
of Mohler. SIS to insure with foal.
VIM. Sullivan. 47tfl
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-06-08

In Inc Fanciful Fair What do
a. !nOse cleaning lights remind you
j.; unromantic Hubby-The electric
is gut Dill, darling.-London Opin-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-06-08
Read the Big Sheet
SALE ENDS SATURDAY, JUNE 10.

and rest possible, and that certainly
means a great deal to any one afflic-
ted with rheumatism.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-06-08

Black Eagle Registered Perch
eron stallion will make present
season at the Nezperce Livery
Barn; $15 to insure with foal.
E. E. Lehman, Mgr. 48tf.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-06-08

aubor oe
Private Peat which reached million comics
Chicago Herald
gifted
chief of the speakers bureau
wealth OF experience sharpened his mentality private
soerspeaker there developed of the brilliant
figures OF the His Negbbo
talk rather than taka mastery better relation
the Engpeakng
Chautauqua
about just he thrilling about war
NEzPERCE CHAUTAUQUA JUNE 1922.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-18
KOCIANUV UTERNf
KONCERT.

Jak ohlasovaly n9kter6 new
yorske zpravy, hral Jaroslav
Kocian minuly patek ma kon-
certu v Baltimore. o Iternf
jeho vystoupenf v Ceske Naro-
dni Sfni ma Broadway jevf Sc
velkc zajem tax ze nepochyb-
ne bude hlavnf sal naplnen, jak
jsme jen zfidka kdy byli sved-
ky, Eel nemame blizsfch zprav
pokud Sc tyce programu ] j.
nych informacf.
Mistr, jenz Sc blfzi jiz ctyfi-
cftce, pfednasel ma SVEN vir'
tuosn9 ovl&dan6m nastroji ce.
lou fadu skladeb vehlasntch
skladatelt sv6tovych, ac zde
dava pfednost komponisttn
nasim. TAX v New Yorou jI
hned prvnfm cfslem pfekr&s'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-18

Tklivy a zajimavy tento o.
brazek re zivota ma nasich de-
dinach o a jednanich, sehraje
Ultra v spolkove sini j. A. Ko-
mensky ma vych. 131. ul. We
prospech tamejsf Skoly dram.
sbor Mt. Pleasant. Divadla W.
cerpavajfcf osudy nasich ven
kovanh majf neobycejnou pM-
tazlivost pro mas lid a proto Sc
"Kletba mamonu" bude zitrej-
81 nedele jiste tesiti velke 1ca-
sti. v meziaktich a pfi po-
zdejsi taneEnf zabave vyhrava-
ii bude sokolsk& hudba. Cily
sbor chysta pro pffste novinku,
znamenitou veselohru: "Pojd'
ma me srdce."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-18
SVEPOMOC KREJCOV-
SKE UNIE.

Clevelandske mfstnf organi-
SAGE Mezinarodni Unie dam
skeho krejtovskeho delnictva
zabyva Sc planem zffditi ma
kladem 100000 vlastnf tovar-
nu ma zhotovanf damskych o.
'devd, zalozene ma kooperativ-
MIN zAklade. Prohlasuje tax
manager M. Perlstein, jenz do
dava, ze akcie by byly vyhrad-
ne majetkem clenstva Unie.
Podobny svepomocny zavod
byl by prvnfm sv6ho druhu Y
cele zemi. Akcie budou nabfd
nuty, jakmile nova firma bu-
de nikorporovAna. I
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-18
PRfPRAVY PENNSYLVAN.
SKE DRAHY MA ODSTRA-
NENf KRIzOVATEK.

Pennsylvania draha ozna-
mule, ze jiz v Pittsburgh v
pondeli dojdou nabidky ma
konstrukce drevenych mostG,
|jez prepfnati mali nektere ze-
leznicni krizovatky cleveland
|skych ulic. DIE pfijateho pro-
jektu, odstraneny budou pre-
dem krizovatky cd Central av.
az po Holton ave. nakladem
$3,363.OOO, ma kterez sumo sc
ma mesto podileti obnosem
$1,O61.O0O, kterez penfze byly
v bondech povoleny jiz roku
|1917, ale projekt cely oddalen
prave vstoupenim Spojenych
|Statu do valky svetove.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-18
VEkEJNE SBlRKY DO DO
BROCINNEHO FONDU.

Dnes zapocinaji a potrvaji
az do pondelf dine 27. listopa-
-du sbfrky, jejichz vynos urcen
jest ma vydrzovani nemocnic,
sirotcincI a pod. lstavI, jakoz
j ma podporu domacfch chu-
dych.
Prostredky upsane j ma ho-
tovosti vybrane poplynou do
tax zvaneho Community Fon-
du, z nehoz pax vyplaceny bu-
dou podpory rdznym institu-
cim. v Clevelande ma byti Sc
brano celkem $4,50O.O0O. Pod
pory Sc ma dostati kazdemu,
ibez kazdeho omezovani pie
menneho neb jineho a proto
jest povinnostf kazdeho zdej-
siho obcana bez vyminky do
fondu svoji hrivnou prispeti.
z fondu podporovano jest
a115 vseobecne prosp6snych or
ganisacl, jez jsou pouze, ma ty-
Ito dobrovolne sbfranA penfze
odkazany.
Nezapominejme, kdyz sab.
meme do kapsy, abychom pod
porovali Dobrocinny fond, ze
vlastne tim podporujeme sebe,
svoji rodinu, sye pribuzne a
zcela urcit6 i take krajany,
Nebot' stare rcenf pravi: "Ne.
VINE dne ami hodiny," kdy
snad osud mas nam dokaze
jakym dobrodinfm Community
Fond pro veskere obyvatelstvo
jest.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-18

n5m Dvofakovym Koncertem
v pravem slova smyslu poslu-
chace uchvatil. Dalsfm skye
lynn cfslem byla parafraze vel
keho jeho llGitele profesora Sc
|vcfka ma narodnf pfsen 'Holka
modrooka',, vyzadujfcl primo
bravurnf techniku. V dalsfm
poradi pax nasledoval Suk "Pi
sen lasky", Dvorakovy "Slo-
vanske tance" a re svetovych
hudebnfch geniI hral Bacha,
|Mendelsona skladby starych
mistrI italskych.
Neopomeh kazdy zaopatfiti
Isl yeas vstupenky, jsou k do.
stanf v predprodeji u pi. Smr'
zove v Ceske Mar. Sini ma
Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-18
DNESNf ZABAvY.

Maskarni pies Broadway
Loze. - Jedna z nejmladSfcn
'ratolesti G. S. P. S., Broadway
Lodge, {. 234 porada dnes v
sni J. A. Komensky ma vych,
131. vi. velkou maskaanf zaba-
WI, pri ktere ctyrem nejlep.
Sim maskam kyne tolikez pek-
nych premil.
v sfni p. Kaliny ma zap. So,
ul. uchystal pri vytecne hudbe
Klub Z8padni Hvszda pro svf
clenstvo hosty soukromou "a.
|bavu, "a ktere taktez budou
rozdany premie a sice pocten
|dvanact. s.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-18
KONCERT COMMUNITY
FONDU.

Cele mesto jest zvano k vel
kemu koncertu Community
Fondu, ktery bude Ultra odpo-
ledne 0 3. hodine usporadan v
Mestskem .Auditoriu. Ucinko-
vati bude znamenity Cleveland
sky orchestr, pevecky klub 9
varhanik E. A. Kraft. Newton
D. Baker pax k shromazdeni
promluvi. Ma koncertu samem
nebude pro fond sbirano, jest
poradan jedine proto, ably po.
vzbuzen byl zajem We pro
speech trpicich We vsech lidech
dobre vile dobrych srdci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-18
PREDMEsTf a NOW VODA-
RENSKY CENNiK.

Z Ma vterejsf schulz kontrolnf
rady prohlAsil mayor Fred Ko-
hler, rozhodnym svym zphso-
benz, aby pfedmestlm, jez me-
jsou spokojena s novym cen-
nikem mestske vody, ktery ma
svejfti v platnost jiz Cd /. pro-
since, byla jednoduse voda "a
vrena. Predmesti, jimz Sc pod
mfnky nezamlouvaji a dosud $
utilitnm riditelem ALB. Robert
sem vyjednavaji, jsou: Gar
field Heights, East Cleveland,
Shaker Heights, Bedford, Ma
pie Heights Cuyahoga Heights
a lakewood.
V East Clevelandu 81 pref
platiti "a vodu soc "a prvnich
tisic gallon1 a $1.00 "a druhy
tisfc spolu pravem, ably toto
pfedmesti vodu merilo samo q
take poplatky vykolektovalo
v jinych predm6stfch Sc po.
platky vybiraji timze zpdso'
bem jako v Clevelande a sice
$1.10 "a prvni a $3.50 "a dru'
ny tisfc gallonI vody.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-18
LITERARNf cINNosT PAM
LEDBETTEROvE.

Knihovnice odbocky ma
Broadway a vych. IS. ul., jez
nam jiz tolikrate dala ma jevo
sympatie, jest CHINA ma lite
rarnim poll. Uvefejnila zna-
menitou odbornou stat v Scrib-
mer's Magazine, v rfjnovem e.
sic, pod maven "The Human
Touch & the Librarian" a W.
da v Survey Graphic v elsie,
ktere opusti lis pfistf mesfc,
clanek, ,pojednawajfcf opetne
o slovanskem thematu: "My
Serbian Christmas. Vazene
nasf pritelkyni k teto cinnosti
co nejupfimneji gratulujeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-18
Ultra NOW ZAPAS NASE-
HO KLUBU S MADARSKYM.

Ma hfisti (. /. v Edgewater
parku uspofad&n bude dalsf
zapas teamu ceskoslovenskeh keho
sportovniho klubu CleYeland,
ktery Sc utka op6tne s Magyar
B. ZaGatek jest We 2:30 od-
poledne. Hraci necht' Sc do
stavi pfesne o 1 hod. po pole
dni v klubovnf mistnosti u Via
saka ma Broadway. DIE vse-
obecneho ocek&vanf bude "a
pas tentokrate velice tuhy a
mad miru zajfmavy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-18
LISTARNA REDAKCE.

Pan J. K. z vych. II. ul. z
Vaseho dotazu nesvfta, zda sc
jedna O novy plynom6r neb Q
n6jakou jen spravku. v kaz-
dem prfpade by Vam nejlepe
vse vysvetlili v the East Ohio
Gas Co. same, dole v mest9,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-18

lblfze Superior ave-. nedaleko
; Plain Dealeru. Jedna-li sc O
spravku objednanou, patti e.
Get vyrovnatt tomu, kdo il OBJ
ljednal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-18
Rnnne place.

"Pfijd' ke mne Ultra, ale
hned, jak vstanes z postele." -
'To je nemcEno! ia jsem cd,
poledne vzdycky zadanaw
Evening journal., 1922-06-05

backwoods or in musty cellars.
Under such conditions, the develop
men- Of wild yeasts and unwhole-
some fermentations are common.
Many moonshines show evidences
of active come over. In CONNER
cial distlling for the production Of
high grade whiskies, Il was the GUS
tom to discard what was known as
the heads or first run. containing
the high alcohols and the more
volatile oils. and the tails or the
last run. Only the middle run was
retained.
MOOnshiner Uses All Elements.
THE moonshiner. however. runs It
all in-heads, tails and middles The
elements that the commercial dis
tiller carefully eliminated. therefore,
remain In moonshine.
"Moonshine. moreover. normally
receives no aging. Hence II retains
all the injurious qualities inhering TO
a raw distillate containing high al
cohols. aldehydes and fusel OIL. and
also whatever additional poisons or
injurious chemical elements may
have accumulated through improper
and unsanitary fermentation and
unscientific distilling.
"All these elements. even includ-
ing in one case signs OF putrefaction.
were present in the samples in this
test."
Evening journal., 1922-06-05
rail- MEN TO
VOTEON STRIKE
Cincinnati Conference Ex-
pected to Submit Issue of
Wage Cut
KNOW RESULT
ABOUT AUGUST :

UTrCAGO. June 5.-Strike votes
affecting 100000 Of Americas rail-
road workers, returnable on the
same date. probably about August 3.
will he decided upon AZ the railroad
! labor conference In Cincinnati this
/ week. in the opinion OF p. NJ. Jewell
/ president OF the railway employees
! department. American Federation OF
labor.
The employees expected 20 vote are
those affected by new wage reduc-
ton orders already announced or
pending from the Railroad Labor
Board.
I'VE are certain that the general
committees would reject the new
wage reductions" he said. 80 there
Is little necessity OF placing the mat
ter before the committees. as a
strike vote OF the membership will
determine what action is TO be
| taken"
Eleven standard railway union
heads will gather in Cincinnati to-
morrow TO take some definite steps
regarding the boards new wage cuts.
Mr.. Jewell said. however. that strike
action would be taken individually
by the organization. but added hat
undoubtedly II a strike was voted
there would be concerted action by
all the organizations as 20 the date
OF the walkout and other general
matters.
The six railway shop crafts have
three tentative ballots ready 10 20
10 their membership. Two were
authorized al the recent concention
here. and the third deals with the
new wage reduction. Another Is on
the acceptance or rejection Of seven
working rules promulgated by the
Labor Board. with which the shop
crafts are dissatisfied.
The most important OF these rules
are five concerning time and half
for overtime. The third relates 20
signing out shop work. disputes over
which are now before the board.
II the board grants a recent re
quest OF the shop unions 10 take
Jurisdiction OF the contract cases
and restore wages and rules in effect
prior TO the alleged illegal changes,
that ballot will be withdrawn, Mr..
Jewell said.
The shop crafts already have a
strike ballot in their pockets from
the 1921 wage reduction, and Mr..
Jewell said that so far as the shop
unions were concerned one more
strike vote should be suficinent for
a walkout.
Evening journal., 1922-06-05

Neill q Libby, case Libby's Pine
apple: ]. L. Prescott Co, / case
Vulcanol Stove Polish: Armour
Grain Co. case Armours Corn
Flakes: Gilbert ]. Easton. 1 case
Easton's Mayonnaise; II. o. Wilbur &
Son. case Wantsmor Cocoa; r.
b. Davis Co.. case Baking Powder;
Thos. J. Upton. Inc, case Yellow
Label Tea; o. & W. Thum Co.. l
case Tanglefoot Fly Ribbon; W. j.
Mccain Refining Co, l carton 2 10.
Sugar: Mccormick & Co, case Bee
Brand Mayonnaise; Scott Paper Co,
/ case Waldorf Paper: b. 7. Babbitt,
1 case Babbitts Soap: National
Co, / case Natco Matches; American
Macaroni Co. case King Midas
Macaroni: American Preserve Co.
case schimell's Jelly; The Palmolive
CO., 1 case Palmolive Soap; Proctor
& Gamble Co. case Ivory Soap
Flakes: Worcester salt Co, case
Worcester salt: Helvetla MIX Co.
case Pet Milk; Hecker Cereal Co.
case Hecker's Rice: Corn Products
Sales Co.. case Maple Karo; The
Shredded Wheat Co.. case shred
ded Wheat: John N. Shriver. tub
Mackerel; d. S. & II. Craig. case
10. rice.
Evening journal., 1922-06-05

Washington. and analyzed for the
Evening Journal and NEA Service
by government chemists in govern
ment laboratories.
The analyses showed that when
you buy bootleg you get nearly al
ways a dangerous concOction Of col
ored and disguished alcohol. or a
raw dlstillate full Of aldehydes and
volatile poisons that viii leave you
with an awful head the day after
drinking, and a wrecked constitu
ton after repeated doses.
"Aldehydes" Are PerilOus 10 Health
The "aldehydes" found in the
moonshines and doctored whiskies
are elements intermediate between
alcohols and acids. They are de
rived from the higher alcohols by
the oxidation and removal OF a GER
tain hydrogen content and the addi-
ton Of a very small amount Of OK
ygen converts them into active acids
The effect OF these aldehydes. y"
SAYS William V. Linder. government
chemist. "is to knock one out much
more quickly than would high-grade
WHISKY.
Their consumption over any con-
siderable period undermines the gem
eraI constitution to a point where it
seems much more susceptible to
many diseases.
while not Immediately poisonous
causing sudden blindness or death
as does methyl or wood alcohol
their effect is definitely and cumula-
lively harmful"
Dangerous Elements I'm MOoDshine.
The dangerous elements in moon
shine and doctored whiskies, for
most part, Iinder explains. are due
10 the unscientific distilling and
blending. and to the unsanitary
surroundings in which most Of the
operations are carried on.
"Moonshine." says Linder. sis pro-
duced for most part under the most
unscientific and unsanitary condi-
tions. The mash is fermented in
barrels or tubs. usually in the open
Evening journal., 1922-06-05

tomorrow evening promises 10 be in
terestng. The program includes mo-
ton pictures. wrestling bouts. and
other sports. At the close OF the
program refreshments will be s0rv-
ed and smoked enjoyed.
Mayor Harvey will make an ad-
dress. II Is announced that no busi-
ness whatever will be transacted and
that the intention is 10 have good
time.
In order 20 make the affair doubly
attractive a long list OF nationally
advertised products will be given
away 70 the guests. Admission will
be by card only. The entertainment
will commence promptly at s o'clock,
city time.
The list OF presents provided for
the guests. follows:
One automobile Cvell known
make): Dairymen's League Associa-
ton, case Dsirymen's League
MIX: Genesee Pure Food Co.
case Assorted Jello; Colgate & Co, /
case FAB; Kellogg Toasted Corn
Flake Co. case Kellogg's Bran:
Van Camp Products Company. 1
case Tomato Soup: The Rumford Co.
/ case Baking Powder. Franklin
Baker Co. case Canned Cocoanut:
Nestles' Food Co. case Everyday
MIX: Diamond Match Co, ! case
Searchlight Matches; Foulds Milling
Co. case Foulds Macaroni; Joseph
Campbell Co, 1 case Campbells
Beans. case Campbeirs Soups.
Cudahy Packing Co. l case old
Dutch Cleanser; Chas. Gulden Co. /
case Guiden's Mustard: Libby, Nc
Evening journal., 1922-06-05
Have Serious Effects on Body.

Have Serious Effects on Body.
Aldehydes. high alcohols and
volatile oils in moonshine have a di-
rectly injurious effect on the circu-
latory, kidney and nervous systems
according 70 Reid Hunt. former chief
OF the Division OF Pharmacology.
Hygienic Laboratory. U. S. Public
Health Service.
Also they result in "an increased
liability 10 contract diseases or to
contract them in especially severe
form.
Among the ailments which these
elements are generally recognized
in the medical profession as aiding
and abetting are:
Hardening OF the arteries.
Cirrhosis OF the liver.
A wide range OF digestive dis
'urbances.