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TWINCITY SENTINEL. WINSTON-SALEM, ff. C. KOv fcAiaLK INTUIT. ND JEFF When It Comes to Picking a Winner Jeff Shows Rare Judgment ftwr By BUD FISHEp- FrWlLS CCWHy HUMANITY Mv,ST- UiGHC ,n OUlt HMMM. 2- ; f ID PUT A eVc) toST ) !v?uCeb - IP TWO DOGS W0MTH6 A U : 1 1 - I 1 18 HOTEL A1JRANT ERS V rater Henry A. i nrry hotel and lh North Carolina ctliii cooperation ;r;traiinn liy sign- i-:on' membership :sn tho iigeBt ilie food admlnis- fc ;o the handling ii hotel and res-1- i'agf declares linn to render in .n nation and to j-eiu ar enter- ady been demon Mr. Page, "that hp pliMgeil their f !iii adininiatra r.r.j it jiiKKeationa lit suffered any in cr patronage, but lined prott;e by Iraveilag men's or 'Jiirsed the iood fi-rara with regard t.ie traveling pub 4r.!e the (act that i and supar which thru economy and ve me lives or the trenches and ar to a quicker ri " id restaurants of are falling In link :nltratlon's pro- by the number of hlrh have been a received by the and alfo bv the reports reaching the food adminlstra tlon and Messrs. H. 11. Urlllln and A. II- Galloway, the committee of ho tel men In charge of this feature of the work of the food administration. Messrs. Griffin and Galloway have addressed a letter to all the hotel and restaurant keepers In the state, urg ing them to observe meatless Tues days and wheatless Wednesdays. It has been estimated that the ho tels and restauranta of the state, thru the observance of meatless Tuesday and by following the food administra tion's suggestion to substitute fish, poultry, (tamo and other products for pork and beef products Insofar as possible at all times, nil save ."0 to 75 Ions of beef and pork products each week. The amount of beef and pork available for export to the Al lies will he Increased by Just that amount. The saving In wheat, fats and sugar will be In like proportloin. RED CROSS GIVES CREDIT UNIONS ACT FREAK PITCHING AID TO REFUGEES AS SAVINGS BANK Cablegram From Paris Head quarters Tells of Work Heing . Accomplished Among Vsisar Students. It Is reported that a majority of the 1,100 students of Vassar are giving their spare time to classes In per sonal hygiene, shorthand and typewrit ing, training for work with aliens, and home economics. The college as such is not providing these "extras." The students pay for them by econom ies personal and collective brought about by elimination of the customary social actlvies of the college and the secret societies. But that is not the point. The tact is that citadel of cultural theory of education as applied to women, the war hag forced a concession to what are in reality utilitarian and voca tional courses. To be sure they do not county In any way to give the student or students standing of an academic sort. They are looked upon as war meas ures, and no doubt the authorities expect them to cease with the war. But will they? Are not the women's colleges of the east, colleges of the older type, to be compelled willy-nilly to do what the men's colleges of the same type have been forced to do? And once the concession Is made, can It be withdrawn? u wet down your roughage and save several dollars on every ton? 'raws are still paying top pricea for old style M hulls because they prefer a bulky filler, are paying much less for ' MADS UCKtxYp COTTONSEED i ll HULLS LINTL.sr.3S ! sng them,,s bulky & old style hulls by aown.n half hour oro before using. to equal part of water tcBuckeye Hulls and u.hly they will swell anefgive you as bulky juu. want. Most important, the bulki Que to water whi V which has no food value whatever. OfAer Advantage "V So fart hei- Pw assimilation of Sacked easy to handle. "1 They mix well with other forage. Take half as much space in the barn. r " Thomp,0, Baldknob. Arh., , fct,Blk,eyf ?uB stock Bi says huahi T '?od value P" ton urf"1 Ust wasU- 'that th ' ana "as 'hem. stored in barn. i 'ney occupy less space than old style hulls. rult. ,j to deT.Iop the eni . wfof th, hulU Z,uan, befon feeding. It is ssty to d this by NUt VY1? morninf ,w ,h '' " ""J lrT ' ""n l lart thirty minut... If you prcisr to JT 7' half much by bulk as W .Id style hulls. of Mixed Feeds Free "a 'r FVerv Cnmhinatinn nf fA. ...H In tha tBucheye Cotton Oil Co. j cksh mna Mima ihou, ""T. '.ur 'very eoi tic. n .. 0 tttd meinteuimee, for mUk. for fat- nucneye Hulls and gives directions for (Rpcolal to The 8ntlnel I Washington, Nov. 12. The war council of the American Red CroHS an nounces the recnipt of the following ! cablegram from the l'aris hcadquiir j ti'iB of the American Hud Cross In reference to tha work of the Red Cross In curing for the repatriated refugees from devastated districts In France and Belgium: "There arrived Iat week at Kvlan, where the repatriates from France and Belgium are received back Int.) France, a train loaded with Belgian children. There -were 080 of them, thin, fcickly, alone, all between ages of ono and twelve, children of men who re fused to work for the Germans and ot mothers who let thedr children go rath er than let them starve. They poured on the train, little ones clinging to thv oldest one, girls all crying, boys all uyingt o cneer. The bd some a long way alone. On the platform were the Ited Cross workers to met them, doctors and nurses with ambuLinces for the sick little ones wajting outsido the station. The children pourned out of the station, marched along trie street shouting, "Meat, meat; we are going to have meat," to the casino, where they were given a square meal the first In many months. Again and again, while they ate, they broke spon taneously Into songs in French against the German songs which they had evi dently learned in secret. The Red Cross doctor examined them. Thedr little claw like hands were significant of their under-nourished bodies, but, the doctor said: "We have them in time. A few weeks of proper feeding and they will pull up." ? "Every day at Evlan 1,000 homelesH' people arrive, of whom sixty per cent are children. Thirty per cent of the oldor children die the first month irom exhaustion. The children can and must be saved." SEALS ON SALE FOR CHRISTMAS PACKETS Organization at Valdcse Demon 8t rates its Practical Value In Thrift Campaign "Be good to yourself; put your money In a credit union," Is a slogan which has been adopted by the al dese Credit I'nlon in Burke county, which began biiHlncss last spring and which has already taken second place among these associations In North Carolina. These Valdesians did not require Governor Blckett's thrift month proclamation to direct their attention to the matter of savliiK. for they hud already formed tho habit of putting aside liberally from their earnings. They made an extra oflort in October, however, and increased the resources of their credit union by more than ono-third in a single month, according to the regular monthly re port made to the superintendent ot credit unions at West Raleigh, says the News and Obnerver. This wcdtcrii colony has followed the outline of Governor Blckett's proc lamation In which he has emphasized she Importance ot thritt by setting aside the month ot November as a time when the people of North Caro lina shall mako an extra effort to save money, especially to get accounts in bunks and credit unions or to In crease that which they already have; but, they hav4jlin one butter by making ejsrry month Jrift month as far as tMinaUar of bcgirsuing a credit unlonvficoount Is concern Hjaotlcally every reader t newspa pefjiB acquainted with th banking bnalliehu thru iV' advertising by the banks In tho ciV papers, bit credit ujiions are coniwralvcly flew and practically ufknotn. Designed pri marily for the uractlonKthcy are not compeifforsV)f cminmerolul banks, but rather suppfcnw' tboAjHorts ot these If provldinV baVk'uf facilities iftJnutuul suv- leties fi the people i whlif they ure es- coiiHtructlon the (jfuiltluir by Mr. W. It. MAKES WITH FANS Complete line fresh loaded shnllt nt Hose's I'lace on the Square, Save ii hunt five dollar on a the. IIckk lll rent win a pun, hire you H rout, tit von n pair of lep-iins, put ou nn a !iiii' of i' inti. sell nu some shells and rent ion a dog. in the Ings and in conn tabllshed 'Hit on .CCOi For the reason that Christmas pack ets must be sent by the Ited Crocs chapters to the soldiers not later than November 15, and again for the reason that every packet will be expected to carry one or more Christmas messages j thru Red Cross Christmas seals, the sale of seals was allowed to begin this year November fi. This was the order of Dr. L. B. McBrayer, executive sec retary of the State Red Cross Seal Commission, to all agents or chairmen of local Red Cross Seal committees. "All local agents will be expected to have their supply of seals on hand and ready for sale before November IS," says Dr. McBayer who believes every Ited Cross chapter as well as the peo ple In general, in making up their Christmas packets for the boys, will be glad to place one or more Red Cross Christmas seals on every pack age they send. He says seals will be sent to any person acting as chairman of a local committee who will trmke the request. "We have four million seals with which to supply your needs. Wo trust, you will sell three times as many as you did last year. If you can sell more than your present order call on us." "At this time." says Dr. McBrayer, "when patriotism beats in every heart and warms the blood as it courses the veins, we should all take special pride In the Red Cross Seal campaign, be cause tuberculosis is Germany's great est ally. It has killed as many soldiers as Germany has killed with artillery; it has sent as many soldiers home as Invalids as the German artillery has sent home wounded. We should go to the Red Cross Seal campaign this year with renewed energy." TO BUILD CEMENT WALL AROUND COURTHOUSE SQUARE The Stokes county commissioners, at their regular monthly meeting this week, ordered a cement wall tmttt around the courthouse square, oement walks constructed from the atreeta to the building, and that the lot be sown In grass. ' Several bridges in different sectioris of the county, which are get ting In bad condition, were ordered painted as soon as possible. Clamp, who Wtis iJyiork in charge for thclate eknuiTTUent station. While loaning money only to members, sav ings are accepted from unyone, and a special effort has been made this year to get the school children of each com munity to atart savings accounts. i Their convenience and accessibility is strikingly demonstrated by the Val dese union, which is rapidly forging to the front and which is so admirably carrying out the spirit of the gover- nor'a thrift proclamation. This union Is located nine milos away from tho nearest bank. Its funds are collected weekly and monthly from the mem bers and depositors, interest being paid at four per cent, while practi cally all the funds are loaned for pro ductive purposes. Thrift has been greatly encouraged among the members of each one of the score of credit unions In North Carolina, according to Mr. Camp, and he is gratified ot learn of the cordial response that is being made by the societies to the governor's call. inr H. '. HAMILTON 1 l'nlt1 1'reo fW(T irrM"iiitont ) New York, Nov. 12. Day after day new falls are being taken out of the spltball tho particular delivery of baseball against which Gov John K. Toner, prepldi nt of tho Ni tloual League, has set bis head Rome real support from the minor leagues is In ginning to crop out, for E. V. Dickorson, president of the Western League has gone. Into the lists against tho shower Bprrader. The Western Iyague, while not powerful In a financial sense, h.is a lot of power In the National AssoeljtH.n, by reason of tta age and the dignity that goes with It. Dickerson, while a new personality In the leugue'a a flairs, Is an old head In the basrball game and recognized as something of a leader. If he renlly carries out a campaign of rxtermln.v Hon in his league ami takes It Into the minor league meeting this whiter something probably w ill bo heard from It. The reewt world's series gams probably will be sufficient to open tho big league rampalrn sganst the de livery once more. While Eddie Cleotts was brought under the eye of the um pires on several occasions ho succeed ed In keeping his delivery going fairly well. Cicotte himself saya there Is nothing mysterious in his socilled "shine hall." but he would have trou ble convincing National Leaguers who had felt the tearini: attack of John Meflraw's huskies. Gov. Tener li.n openly expressed himself against II .- pit b.ill and he has gained some suppoi t. It would be folly for the minors to curtail the use of theBC trcak deliveries if the major permitted them, for II would be made that much harder for the minors to dispose of their ball playeis nickersnn's first contention when he lle's I'lsco hiive a lot of Rood Flre opened lire on the folowers of .lio-k 1 stone, AJsx and Goodyear seconds to Chesbra ami Ed Walsh was that the I offer. fans like to v free hitting, which brings thrlllH. The npilb ill. tie claims. ras icilic.'d the c'.i.iihcs of the bats j man to such an exteiit that pames r permitted to drag on with ton few features, with the result that the fun Iom'h his etithusia.on. N'earlv new folding lied for sale at s bargain (esr llee J iwiss i ii i iii The Reins of Business Twenty-six thousand ckies. towjrf and hamlet are liter ally within the grasp of every ujof Western Uuion Service. Fifty thousand employe and more than one and one half million miles of wlrenable you to guide your sales men anywhere on tbVroad to facilitate deliveries to know instantly the u6gress of every sale. The greater the tfoergency the more you can depend on WESTERN UNION Trloirmmt Day Let ferM Night Litter CabUframt Money Transferred lly Wire THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. 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