ROAXOFE RAFirS HERALD. ROANOKE RAPIDS. N C.
Bcltled Manpower
Was LaidUp In Bed
Co-tin n) O..IS ar.
C.x r -i e-f ih-'-a a
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TBelt 19 ft rt-.i; ' tit , Oj I
i!;..' s-r f. --s. ..i c:a'
UU;.-isl t..L I. j l
PE-RU-NA
Fir Cjiirri asl C-'arrttl Cai
a. a : ij . -r. ' . m, r.'i.r
t trt ner vrers a a ci r
t or th i vf . f u l' .1
u.ir. it arvl tw r , faH .r
tontvn. i tiru; u-' riv. r r i:i ir
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1V'IC. r It : I i...t
' CV Babies
Happy VS
i
Unit nothing na'mtui no tifirfmi
mfMli tor trhirg uim.
At mil 4wg
Hide.
rhainnati ll,i at. tin- u'Iht day
to a iht!i-al nM.rie'l :
"Your uttui'k mi 1 1n "ii'imtnr w.it un
just. You m'ntitt'rvrvliM tin' m:nt
r'!s. Vou ! h t inl n ViliffK.
"Vllli rs iiii'l a niiiii Imly rv (.
mini; mi um ixvim i!ir wlillc tl.-i
tuttitTX (lnn liclnw .nrti'i hi thu
tirviikw nr i'lly tr"l!Hi tlm licarli.
Sud'lwily tln ynuiik,' ludy wild:
"'i"ll't that kl!lliy l.iltll.T Innij
likf lli'lfii J ni ?"
"VMI.T Ilmld.'d.
"'Slin Mir" di'V lit ald. 'Imt 1
-n"t full !n r la'liin,' suit it'.iiy. lt'
blue"
DEWSJJF EVE
No More Gentle Than
"Cascarets" for the
Liver, Bowels
When That Cold Get
Down loto Your Chest
It Is time for you to takt quick tteoC
to relieve it, and prevent pneumonia
or other acrioui trouble. Just try a
apod wantunt tp&Ucatioa d
Mothers JOY
It wttl ftiiTTf you hem
qiiickiy it penetrates to the seat
ot the tr utle, relieving ooii-
g esuon ana sorrjie-.
It is a!- pn in vn!u.ibl rem
edy (or ( rnn. and can beused
It my wit-buut
tmtatipf or
burniiig 'ffcts.
Keep a j r on
rtind for emer
temies. U"C-1
tDrsrmniend
It. (rOrnl deal
era sell u. lit,
awl jl. juis.
tir . i J I
fa in . i
kv r.o x a awl . -i
i -u-J fc- ;-,e c .J a- i
BUR b ki
Mid tM.T " " (' 3 Aii 1 I f" t u
tt I T .n r
!i i g ; rirt v. r n j t
. St I r" i r i : i
i' -iaK i . r- -r - ..
-1 - n- - 1 r '.. a t- . I u
4 r 'h- J a-a I t
s kit nil tf : tn . .;.
H f :.- -.L I -r I ' i
Cat DaWa aft JU aa,
iDOAN'S";1
r Jiitj Maatiw ro. iL'iyi-o. w Y.
THE "BLUES"
Caused by
Acid-Stomach
W::t. of popla h w.rnr r .1ar
Slikl , h e j - i ";.en - i .!eir-. a.
b J- n. a'- "f?- rnin, h.:. i-v- th
tl":'' . -T.i;! ;nn il U 1 1 i'l!d .r. i" -a
tr hi-h tr-- Jim nr n .I'r...
Nearly nin h-'-er T1-
t an inirfnl St 'j-ew cid MB. fc, N r
It t.t h w.'ner4 at A.-i.1 i..(T'.4 1 b-f
aifV wth U''h we, l J.''te.1 v n ji n, t
Jitet;in. t- -(rna ha'fbu'n h.-i, ,
M, if 't ch-v (k-!, in tif a. a
or o'h-" aa ;h it; Tha
M'Vnuinii'i .in-B der ! ! f '
Tha b o-.J i 'ivpt vr h 1 h-ia
aa.l atter.jth ar us-Vrn wl Tha i-;'-n uf
a i.l t.T:ch jiith. gri he r n t hi
tra hum t-f kit a. :neata f-fi h'i a.i',
purae. mb:tin in 1 eneriv ,tri" "J
truly life i Ur a l -rta n.u h ta tka
anan or woman l ttTa h'
ut ri1 of m l a t let a 'i al.wvsch koll
F'ja bark. ?"ir fcs!th. me uf
iaa mmrh. mke u a vIcI tti of t&a
"htiiea an1 f! vtint thiuah'a' Th' ta a
S'-ar m,1-'?n re-t.-ay c:te1 KaT'MO
that tnna. nh au h m k ruef fr,,tn mt
li-ivr h r :a-Mfa e.a vur t.i:na -h i r cH'a
it tri ne. twe( n.1 orwf.M-
b r lie. i 'V ! ba. k yottr t rnai h r,
vitality a'h .ia an ait t ."1 c Kr a
trany ihiiusat's ut'a th'tiii.'i f auerra
fcae ua.t ltTMO wiih aurlt rira.nua f
heipful ru ti iKat ar SU'e wit!
f-l tha same way If y u will Jut ! tt a
ri ie b' IP rnl . of CkTONIv"
ha f'1 tatinc ah''S thai r' t Uaa a
Mt 'f rat1- fr-m ue 4'at!rt to.1v IU
MP eerii-n ae won? if raatiita ara SMft
aa anara taaa yo atpaet
ATONIC
I CrOR TOUR ACID-STOMACH)
r lilt " " J 9 ' I I I I I '4 VwSt I
V Their Lives JglJ
..- .....e- assrl
1 i-t "f un,,v. The r " ' JLV- -
f':' :: t:-!V.- v,mh tl;,. .,.v,.,it;i I f I ! T
- l,-ft t.. urnifd W V.,,.. X-liTJlrr
I tfeV A. 1 I .nil
''lit ill VI f,, l.f.. ; ,.r ,.,., i 34 3Vf
; K' . r .vut In IT f..!lfi:e; .WV IV
-.T .-.nt in e,.w-, ,ind ,.wr W 1 lA'SiSi
..T ffl.t ill . . VJjgJ"
It:.' total of uimiiiii; iwrffiit-
iu:i..iint,-, to tin- iiiiiuln r nf !.".- Ti7
"awwawwawww .
GET SLOAN'S FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
You don't have to rub it in
to get quick, comfort
ing relief
Once ynu've trlrj it on th.it S'i.T
jo :t-t, s r- tti.icle. sciiMc pimi. rhi'ii
nia::c twitv?. lame Im.'k, you 'll ! ml
a w.irui, n...t!.!r. rcln-f "U never
thoi'n'it a lii.imem cm:! 1 produce.
n't sta.n the skin, leavei no tmts
wastes n time in aj'jd) iri, sure to
five quick re-ults. A !..ri;e hot'.'e
near.j eoi notny. Your own or .my
pdier ilnu'ui-t ha it. Get it toJay.
?. $1.40.
It Is Juit us tiet'dlis as It I diinirfr
eos to take violent nr nasty ciitliarlii's.
Mature provides no slin'k alxortiers for
yonr liver and Imwels iitainst ralotnel,
barsh pills, Kiekenini: oil and milts.
CaseareH irlve qui. lt relief without In
Jury from t 'unstlintlon, WlkniMiess, In
digestion, finses and Slek lleutlache.
Cascarets work wMleynu sleep, remnv
Ing thp tmlns, poisons and sour, lo
dlKfstltile wast? without griping or In
convenience. Casnirets regulate by
trengthenlni; the bowel muscles. They
cost so little too. Adv.
SH Agrees.
"I nm not worthy of you not
worthy. I nm not worthy of you "
"All rltlit, (i.Hirite. ito aheinl." Inter
posed the girl sweetly. "We've trot
that much nettled." Louisville CourierJournal.
BeeBee
The old reliable
BLACK-DRAUGHT
for Stock and poultry
Askyovr merchant!
jaiwimui stout BeeDeet
fennvnfl
mwTlike IT jff
U MEDICATED
Tl salbrici
' !u.lems .., ,.f! our Aliieli.utl
itistltunous of Iniiriiiiig to tv e
l.l. titi'l.-d In one way or another with
..r ur effort, of th.e. Nt ,.s than
i..i k-.ie tli.-lr liven, and the t'.fiitvs
are not yet whnliy .-..niplete. Some
Lie nf h.. this ,. .IMriloitod
will t.e ulv.-ti In this table nf the eol-lfii.-s
which lost more than lm:
Vale, lvt, Concordia. In. I., mi; fnl
versiiv ..f Kansas. lo;t; llarvunl, '.".'T;
I'l-iin.-tou, l.si; ( '.,11111.1.111, l:s; Cor
nell, l.'.s.
I!y foiiipiirison. It s Interesting to
notice the enl!Mn.it of the two ehl.-f
"l"sh universities, oxford had 11.
17i v.ns in the war. of w h .mi
ae their lives. ( 'au(l,t i.le ex ded
this wch t,,.., ,,, n.r ,lf i:(joH
anil nf thee I."., were destiue nev
er '.. return trom the battlefields.
I loia the oui. t. a was chatactcr
N'ic ,,f th. coii, j, s to do nothing with
out ii. The lii-M general
meeting "t f.'i;. ge in lite war .en.nl
)1S h !. HI -I,, I, J ,y ,", )., j
ami a, .resi.,., ,.,r .y rre-idciit
''ills Co'llrey of I.fexel ll.Milllle.
The pievadini iiiiuiries were "What
i.ti we do ii,.;i,ed.:re!y f.,r our coini
trv':" and 'll..w can we operate the
c..iles us ii national asset during
tlm wur period?'
I'.. N. w in.' ilns conference, students
were advive.l not to foiNike their
plans and in-h headlong anywhere.
In the face of plans thai were tiiaie
rialling; tecluiical and medical stu
denis, upon whom the war made n
linprei-edeiited demand. Here fairly
eompell. d to remain at tlu-ir studies,
and tin. illy government military train
ing was eMalilMied at every college,
l-'roiii that time on a more complete
war basis could not be Imagined. Ily
organizing- camps within the wnlls of
our schools, frniii which ohVor mate
rial e.uild be recruited, the govern
ment at nine recognized the superior
potentialities of the educated man. unci
did for him ail that was physically
possible.
Another result of the wholesale col
lege niTc r to help was the estnhlish
in.iit In Washington of the Intercol
legiate Intelligence bureau, the Idea of
l'ean William M.''lellun of the lnl-
Us in housing in. u directly ennms lej
with the artned for.es. other mate
rial s. liools tloiii ishc.l in ninny college
towns, putting a greater burden on fa
cilities; several had their buildings
completely refurnished for training 111
the mechaiii.nl or electrical trades.
'I lie talk now is of reconstruction, but
certainly the vvnrd had grcalcr force
then, when p'unts ware remodeled
llin. ..St OVefti lit. all'l pllt to Us.'S
never before conceived.
llesides these things which are fairly
well known, there are ntlu-r items no
less important. One of our greatest
i heal institutions gave liftv inetn-
l.ers of lis stuff to the ariiiy. ami tin y
"ere ocelli exclusively with Hindi
cal research, 'l ea. hers in allied sub
jects, as chemistry and physics, were
also turned over to tin- government.
and It soeiii.1 as If the scl 1 hid
become only n memory.
one university in I lie far West was
so foresiuh'ed as to give Instruction
In the problems of reconstruction and
another held lectures f..r soldier and
civilian alike, treating the war's prob
lems in a simple- way for those who
wished to understand unci learn. All
is, tt lias also result.sl In a hene
tit. Um public lias b.s-11 awakened
from lis long sleep, during which it
had drenms that the cc'lee Hum vxasi
In.pra- tieal ; that h's Ideas would imt
stand the test. il.e a flush these men
went to war. professors and students
alike, Into the army. navy, administra
tive offices, experhuenial stations, unv
. tc i ii. shops, ami their success ha
alreaclv been told. It Is vet Impossible
to secure a full list of inventions whl h
th.y contributed to winning the witr.
but we must thank man) of them for
new eontriv atices. ami countless Im
provements In mechanical eiiulptnetit
which keep our nation In the lead n
an lev. ntof.
The public, ton long nc.niesclng in
the silent struggle of universities, and
regarding them In a iiialter of fact
way. have now come to realize that
they are a real force, a real factor In
our national life, without which me
diocrity would I ir fate. The atti
tude has ..o often been one of mere
toleration. In spile of that the ml- i
leges have been doing their noble
work, nm! now the time has cnine
when the public should lend Its iild.
Wartime burdens, together with the
i oiiiiiinod r.se In pries .hiring the
past few Vears, have brought iheir dif
ficulties to a lo ad. In the form of in
creased deli. its. and the necessity f..r
mi. !e naklng n. w tasks for which no
f no U are v is I.I...
It has long been f. lt tb it profess,. rs
have long been underbill. I. They ur
not choosing this profession because
ihcy want a living, but I ause they
love II, and regard lln-niselvcs as nble
to give their best through such channels-.
And yet their fellows In other
walks of life can f eminently earn more
money. Outside college- halls there Is
no limit of S.,..'jiii In sight.
1H i '-: . f -11
.
fchouU be made
artitic, sanitary
and livable.
These walls thould be Alabastined in the latest,
up-tYk-the-nunute future color tints. Kach room should
rcriwt your own individuality and the treatment
throughout be a complete perfect harmony in colors.
The i"t of the old home, whether mansion or cottier, can b
trusie juvt at attractive, just as tn.tar), through the intelligent ux ui
Instead of kahomine or wallpaper
v.
S ' e:'. -. w"ei v ihifip,tk e. t" t'.sn to have
toccr-es t r-r- 's aft. - lie it:: . t t'citr e: t vitn ..til- r it at. na.s, vhe
Jvu on e to the u-i .1 A'.: si -tmc, a. .!. t.-t'.y every o:.e mww or Utef.
Once j-t:r w.i"i are A' i' a '.:" I y in can U' anv irateria! ever it
hou!l V-.4 ,'e .ire. I ,.t Laving uxi A'. a-tuj yoa will tave bo desira ur
any otuir tr. jtitictit.
Ala-tire Li so evy to trlt an ! apt V so SasVr.g in its results !
absolutely wtutary ant so generally "rvosmicl as the roier dtcvrativa
mat. rial in a cl.i -s by it If that it u U'gutUinj siitfis-u'.t to numifctur Ut
enough to ssipv ly the ileuun J.
A!a! a.-tine is a dry pow !er, f ut up in fiv e-rwun 1 pa. ltajes, white and
tuactiful tints, tea tv to n : arc! use t v the
a 1 htion cf col 1 water, an i with full .iinrcticns
n ea. h ra.-Lage. i iem ac tt puiN
A.mbtiuini has etc aal c.-lc ptmU J in re !.
Sen 'IS U.i
COC Ci-fS
Betr wita t a -1 -p1 rl-w ard
wud Wl aa aa y - s uia Uib aut.
AIABAJT1NE COMPANY
Crane) Rapnlt Mltkina
. etv too.
nttm worn.
Stocked Up. t Combination.
"I Imp." next winter will be neld." ' "What has I. cine of your AtltlTo
h) V "Wc have li'tle re.ni in .u hae.-n leiiL-aeV
P. llecT for .-."Ml " i "The price nf tobae'es. JtllllH'. tt
. that we luer.-ed it Into the 1'ers.Miul
$100 Reward, $100
Cstirrh to a Iota) dicraM irtty tnSvl-
n.er.1 by eoititilutlcinal roceittceiia It
therefore) ifuulrvo eonstttuttc.nal trevat
mnt HAl.L CATAKKH MCDlcTNS
la takan tntrnally are.) acta through, tha
DKxiil on tha Mue-oua Surfaca of th 9ya
t.m HA1.I.8 CATAHKH MKIMcTNK
aaatroya tha foundation of the? diavaaa.
aivera the ratltnt atranath ty t.-rpiovlnf
ta frnaral health an.l aaaiata natura In
a:n Ha work. ! for any raaa
Catarrh that HAIJi CATARRH
UrbirtNB falls to rut.
I'ruifUta Tc. Taatlmenlalt fr'a
r. J. Cban.y a Co.. Tolado, Ohio.
Airplanes that collide when T's' feet
111 the air are too high.
Ili'ollolllV league
rnxia wxnrat nana tnvir
Aa4 lrt .lrt htl .1 ha at.lena.
MYar -tlaali ata n eaa'tr : I aa. f irssa
H to num.reua to la . parl.h hu wra
aei.rinu wiih e-hii'a. aialanaaiel fe..r. I
atai.iij it le, tl.oa. itt.i a -a a,etT.tsr. aa.l la
rwlof t (.hsI tenlr " It. n HBBao..aaU
St St.phtte Cbure-a. I'.rtk Aaelst. N. J.
l-.tlllr Hateeli )o cnta. a I slreira'a.a ch by
F-r.-.l i.M.t. i.r.pia, fruai av.tfca.waai a Cs
Waouf ion, U U.
Swabb ng Yarni.
Slob- You have to keep tilings teat
on shipboard, tiol, - I'.et. ba '. Seni'i.
biilotislv i leaii.- l artooiis Magazine.
as
Sleveral universities have recently
this was In addition to hecomliiK "no , ,,, fr ,.nipaign for inotie.v
of the many an I e-amps Into which i i,..i- i,i v,,..,., tb.. i...t.
t,-r known of tln-se' Institutions nre
llarrd. Trlnc-tnti. Ceiluinbiii. l'niver
sity nf I'nnnsvlviinhi. Kordhani, Mt.
Ilolyoki', and Smith. Committees of
lending graduiiles have been formed
In the princ ipal cities, and In soma
Instances in every part of the world,
for the purpose of canvassing.
Thus the world Is being treated to
a demonstration that good men among
us think an education Is positively
worth while. They are unwilling to
j see suc h a national asset crying v.iiiuy
nllcgns changed, ami education
mocked of under ante bellmn
schedules becatiie nlniost a nonentity.
I The vvniiinii s colleges, too, Jedned
' their efforts, llesides war chests,
! from which one well known female
liege drew SltM.IMKI. they maintained
ambulances in France, ami sent driv
ers for them. Heels In hospitals of
France were endowed, and summer
training camps for nurses were ?,-
tahllsheil, to lie ready against the time
when a scarcity should be felt. Vn-i
snr's farm unit showed that women
could till the soil and this orgixnlfn-
versity of I'eiinsylvania. whereby over 1 thm was the forerunner of the worn
four thousand student were placed in ' un's land nrmv.
PELLAGRA
ITS 1II4TORV IT f.FrTT4
I IS MYtH'TOM1 ITM TKr TMr T
Jiiteresttlnc bMlc sent fre-n in pUla uruieti
envcl'ipe
CROWN MEDICINE COMPANY
TTaltua liult.ting, Atlnntn, r.
; positions for which they had peculiar
! fitness.
I Likewise there grew up In the war
! department a committee on the flnssi
- flcatloti of personnel, and this bureau
sought to classify men ac rding to
their experience, oc-i upatiotl, and eclu
1 cation; the number of men who were
' placed where they could do their best
. work will probably never be known,
j The story of the students' army
; training corps is well known. While
( not a triumph, the cfTori was i liarac--.
torisiio ,,f the colleges, trying to do n
! th".v could in the face of many ob
: stmies. and the country Is not wauling
; in appreciation.
Navni train
establish. -.1. at
branch id the
upward s.v ing
too, tin- story
ing units were likewise
d thus the pow.T of that
national forces took tin
I'ollege men nil know,
of their ow n Insi itut ioiiH
Furthermore, every college bus a
record uf which it can be proud. In
the various drives for funds. Local
activities, us entertaining soldiers on
leave, were fostered, and In tunny In
stances entire college buildings were
turned over to some welfare organi7.a
t Ion.
To all this effort there Is n reaction.
Industry now Is coiniter-attacklng it
through what Is called reconstruct Ion,
I'nder the immense strain industry's
machim-ry deterioruted ; It was built
for peace-time purposes, and war rid
dled it. Tim colleges, tocc. underwent
the snme experience. From the ipiint
surroundings tradition gives tlmui.
Ihcy Ice nine bustling hives, without
ever a pause until it all was over.
Not in, iii then could they plan for the
future.
Lai while hi' war did this for the
for f iimls with which to Irain youth
for the problems of coming genera
tions, and to tench them to cast aside
the creep of false doctrines which
sometimes threaten to overcome the
truth.
In short, they are making nn Invest
ment for posterity. Hotter things will
come of better education; and better
educations lire possible only with bet
ter facilities, such ns the best tab-lit,
the best equipment, and a greater
spirit of satisfaction mining the teach
ers as a result of paying them n price
neare r tlu-ir true worth. They are not
beggars, and they are not bargainers;
they have chosen to elce their work re
gardless of the Mli-rilices. It is up
to society to seize the opportunity
and keep these men In their chosen
places.
lu-t as the trained men took the
leaci In war. so vv'ill the, same ineli he
called upon to tackle the new prob
lems of pe in e.
Guticura Soap
IS IDEAL
For the Hands
Soap IT.. Ointment 2T dfA)., Tnle-iim 2fw Simple
l.-fi n, . 1...1 rr.. I.r -e ,it,,.,irs ,..,,t p l..Mt. n '
Cures most trouble in horses and eattle.
Fattens them and keeps them fat. Results
piaranteed or money back. Mnde of 8o
!t, balivnfe 8 different kinds of dniinv.
Weiths 3 lbs. Blocks 5 lbs. Stays bard.
Nearly all merchants have it.
For particulars,
Edgerton Salt Brick Co.
Goldsboro, N. C; Atlanta, Gs., and
Kcmpbia, Tenn. Salesmeu wanted.
Which?
I'nole Is nn Indiana newspaper man
and sometime at home" he discusses
the editeerlulx be proposes to wrile. Not
long ngo he was discussing one of the
average American's pursuit after
things thnt are not essential. "I shall
call It 'The Search After the Coldnn
Fleece,'" he said. "I think that title
will attrni't attention.
Nine year old Hobby looked up from
Ids pudding. "Are you going to spell
It f-l-e-a-s?" ho asked.
liDVI? Wfai and Morning.
yfVTC Hav Strong, Healthy
iSs Eytt. It they Tire, Itch,
na c w 1 i'jf oumifcui uui.i,usvig,
VZ, rDrC Irritated, Inflamed 01
TOUR LYtsJ Granulated, use Murine
often. Soothaa. Rafraahca. Safe foi
Infant(orAdult. At all Druggist. Writefot
FreaEraBook. tMmtjtlmti CQkj
oWll- ,tMtm,i - -Ml I a ) I,' nr 'if-!-- ' mm hull imei I'H IW i-'V.-U-Juui....n-
.mm., "
A Strawberry Dream
Strawberry time recalls to those
who have visited Iienmark In summer
that delightful cellar In Copenhagen
where a feast of strawberries and
.-ream was spread, am whoso cheese
could partake thereof at a quite small
charge the equivalent of fid. if wit re
metnbc' rightly. Files of .strawberries,
quart Jugs of cream partly whipped,
great basins of sugar, and nothing
else, all down the long table In the
I cool basement, to which the visitor
j descends from the hot street. It is In
tru'h a s'rawberry dream. Kvery
I'ane knows Anderson's cellar. It is
one of the ultra, 'lions of Copenhagen,
and to have, eaien strawberries there
once Is to have' an enduring memory
: of something nearly perfect on this Itn
, perfect earth. London f'hronlole.
Sicilian Vespers Remembered.
In Sicily, on Faster Monday, red
roses are worn by all, and houses nnd
churches nre bedecked with crimson
blossoms. This custom has been kept
up annually for more Hum six hun
dred years, in memory of the great
uprising of the Islanders against the
l ie mh known to historians as the
Sicilian Vespers massacre. Tradition
has it that a bride on her way to
church was Insulted by drunken sol-dli-rs
and that. In the coii,-vi of the
resultant disturbance, she was nccl-(h-titally
killed, the while roses of
which her brlilnl wreath was compos
ed bi'ing stained red by her blood
lleiu-e the custom.
Beginning of Man
From this sketch of the first history
of mini it appears that his departure
from the paradise which reason repre
sents ns the first residctire of his
species, was nothing else than the
transition from the rudeness of a
merely nnlmal nnture, to humanity,
from the lending strings of Instinct to
the guidance nf reason In a word,
from the guardianship of nnture, to n
suite of freedom. Whether man has
gained or lost by this change, can no
longer be a question, If wc regarel the
destination of the species, which con
sists solely In progress toward per
fection, however defective may have
been the first attempts, and even a long
series of successive nt tempts, to pene
trate to this end. Kant.
Oldest Candy in the World.
Host of the black licorice comes
from Spnln, where It Is mnde from
the Juice of the plant, and mixed
with starch to prevent It from molting
In hot weather. The lh-orlce plant Is
a shrub about three feet high and
grows wild where its roots can reach
the water. It grows largely on the
hanks of the Tigris and Iluphrates
rivers. As the valley of the Euphrates
contained one of the earliest civiliza
tions In the world, It Is probable that
licorice Is about the oldest confection
111 the world, and that the taste which
boys nnd girls like so well today vvna
enjoyed by the boys and girls of
Itahylon ami Nineveh three thousand
years ago." Brockton Enterprise
Encouraging
Bolshevism
Everything that falsely en
courages unrest also encourages
bolshevism.
Misunderstanding of Amer
ican industrial organization, and
of its benefits to mankind, leads
to unrest, dissatisfaction, and
radicalism.
For example, the Federal
Trade Commission tells the pub
lic that the large packers had an
agreed price for lard substitute
(made of cotton-seed oil.)
It reproduces letters taken from
the files of one of the packers,
showing that such agreed price
existed.
But it failed to mention that
the agreed price was deter
mined at the request of and in
co-operation with the Food
Administration!
Even the Department of Jus
tice, in its unjust attempt to
create prejudice against the
packers, has made public these
same letters, with no explanation.
How long must this kind of
misrepresentation continue? In
so far as it is believed, it not
only breeds discontent, but re
sults in injustice to our industry.
Let us send you a "Swift Dollar."
It will interest you.
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Union Steock Yards, Chicago, HI,
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
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