Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 36, 21 December 1920 — Page 2

SURRENDER OF COWS PROTESTED IN LETTER FROM GERMAN WOMEN

CBy Associated Press) BERLIN, Dec. 21. Surrender to the allies of 800.000 milch cows, which have been demanded under the terms of the Versailles" treaty, would have disastrous results In Germany, says a ; letter to the women of France from a ' committee of German women. Continued deprivation of the Gery man people of the milk supply represented by these cows would result in weakening public stamina and individual resistance and, therefore, 'oper- ! ate to reduce the ability of Gemany to fulfill treaty obligations through necessary production, it is said. "As women are defenders of the . rights of children," the letter declares, "we embrace with equal sympathy . suffering children of all nations. Our r empathy goes out in fullest measure W-'hildren In the devastated regions

! France, where it appears to us to

ue urgent that Help should be granted

asked to realize "it is not the right way to save children of one country by destroying those of another." The letter was framed by a committee of 26 women deputies representing the bourgeois and majority Socialist parties in the reichstag. and was in reply to an open letter addressed to them by the women suffrage union "of France, disoussing the German protest against the surrender of German milch cows. '

"On the other hand, we see the need of every part of Germany is so great that further reduction in the . milk supply would be equivalent to the death sentence for hundreds of thousands of children. Instead of the twen- ' ty billion Titers of milk which Germany produced annually in peace times, the country is now producing only 8,800,000,000.M Milk Is Scarce. For nearly six years the population of German cities have not had milk the- letter asserts and owing to the fact the death rate from tuberculosis has doubled since 1913. and 38,000 more children died in 1918 than in 1913. In Prussia alone there has been an increase in child mortality of 100 percent. The letter declares these facts are not known to the French "because the press has not permitted the informatipji to be made public." The whole" question is not one of German good will, the letter says ,but of a life and death struggle for German parents, and French women are

Ohio News Flashes

EAST LIVERPOOL Mrs. James Carnes, 35 years old, and, Joseph Millen, 30 years old, were both injured when a gas explosion wrecked the interior of the S. E. Anderson bakery shop. Property loss is estimated at $15,000. Mrs. Carnes was passing the front of the shop when the explosion occurred.' Mlllen is an employe. RAVENNA Henry W. Riddle: 83 years old, Ravenna,s only millionaire, died at his home here. He leaves what is considered the finest collection of grandfathers clocks in the JJnited States. For years he collected antique models until he filled room after room with clocks. It is estimated their value is close to several hundred thousand dollars. Several have mechanisms constructed -entirely of wood. In addition to clocks he made a specialty of real estate collections. He owned 11 large business blocks and 200 houses. WOOSTER Authorities have begun

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an investigation to discover the cause of the death of Howard C. Winey, 40 years old, Wooster ' insurance man. His body was found beside the Pennsylvania railroad tracks at Orrvllle, but authorities believe the man was murdered and taken to ' the train tracks. A wallet containing $400 which he had with him Is missing. LISBON "Condemned to death by the State Board of Health." reads a placard hung on the historic old town pump in the public square of this city. The death sentence was , posted following a survey of the water supply.

Five deep-water wells of the municipality have also been condemned. A serious lack of drinking water is reared.

TEACH BRICKLAYING. (By Associated Press) ST. LOUIS. Dec. 21. Bricklaying has been added to the curriculum of one of the night schools,here attended by negroes. The board of education endorsed the course after more than two dozen pupils applied for Instruc.

Just the Punch You Need You cannct take the same laxativetwice from the same box of "Just-i One," because there isn't another one like it in the box. You cannot keep on pounding the same organ or set ot organs and getting them all irritated or calloused so that they cease to respond. You automatically change lax-j atives with every dose you take. Ask Quigley's Drug Store about this I wonderful new idea in laxatives, and i rid yourself of the "pill habit." Advertisement. j

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GEESE and DUCKS 300 head of fine, fat young Geese and Ducks for the holidays. GEO. C. SCHWEGMAN'S Meat Market

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Gandy Sale

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BUNTE HARD SATIN-FINISH CANDIES Regular 90c and $1 Lb. Special, Lb 69c There are twenty-five varieties, including Sunbeam Kisses in six flavors, Fairy Sticks in four flavors, aud fourteen varieties of Bunte's hard and soft center candies. This is a big special, so come tomorrow for your Christmas Candy. Think of it a regular 90c and $1.00 pound quality at 69c.

XMAS NUTS in shell, all 1920 crop. Special: Almonds, per lb 40c Filberts, per lb 30c Large Budded English Walnuts, per lb 50c

Box CANDY SPECIAL Hand-painted Tin Candy Boxes, with solid or glass tops; also Hand-Painted Fancy Boxes, at $1.50 to $2.00

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BANKERS PRACTICE SHOOTING. (By Associated Press) DETROIT, Mich., Dec 21. As a protection against robbers, 'employes of a savings bank here have begun revolver practice under orders of William Livingstone, the bank's president. A 50 foot revolver range has been erected on the top of a 20 story structure. All male employes of the insti

tution, numbering several hundred, have been ordered to engage in revolver practice at least one night each week. It is planned to train women employes of the bank to use firearms later.

REALTY TRANSFERS Clarence E. Parks to Horatio1 N. Land and Thelma, $1. Lot 10 N. Dru-

ley'B addition, city. George Bishop to Mike Nufrio and Filomena. $1. Part N. W. 33-41-1, city; Horace M. Miller to George F. Standke, $1. Lots 13-14, Oler and Howes subdivision, city. Ida , Bell to Admr. Board North 14th St."Union Mission, $400. Part N. W. 33-14-1, city.

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Bayer's Aspirin 25c size 16c 35c size 30c $1.20 size 93c

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25c Colgate's Tooth Paste, at 21c 25c Woodbury's Facial Soap 21c 60c Doan's Kidney Pills at 50c Palm Olive Soap, three bars for 25c

Courteous service and lowest price always at any of our (7) Drug Stores.

SOAPS! SOAPS Ivory 8c Lenox, 10 bars 50c P. and G. Naphtha, 10 bars for 69c

Star Naphtha Powder. .4c

Star Soap, 10 bars for 69c

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$5.00 Douche Syringe Special $2.89

That Good, 'Old-Fashioned' Christmas Mixed Candy Pound 37c and 39c 5 Pounds 1.75 Perfumes In separate boxes at low prices 35S 50c, 75c Christmas Cards and Seals Nothing over 5C Cigarettes In Christmas Wrappers Smoking Tobacco in V-i-Vo. and 1-lb. cans and jars 75c to $1.75 Weber's Box Candies An Appreciated Xmas Gift. Attractive Boxes and Fresh Stock.

Extra Special

Phonographs $190 Machine

What few we have left are to be sacrificed 25 to 40 percent off for cash. These prices last only until Christmas.

All Xmas Toilet Sets Djer - Kiss, Mavis, Mary Garden, "As the Petals," Hudnut's 20 Percent Off Our Regular Low Prices

Specials Until Christmas 30c Grove's Bromo Quinine 21c

25c Laxa-Pirin for Colds (no quinine) 19

25c Bell-ans (for indigestion) 21c

30c Phenolax Wafers (a mild laxative) 21c

75c Stanolax (a mineral oil) 59c

50c Pebeco Tooth Taste at 43c

35c Danderine 27c NUXATED IRON sic

Wampole's Cod Liver Oil Compound

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Eagle Brand Condensed Milk

30c can

Wilson Milk 7c 3 for 20C 35c Sloan's Liniment. 25c 60c Pepsodent tooth Paste 43c 75c Djer-Kiss Face Powder 63c

We Always Sell Scrap Tobaccos 3 packages for 25c

20c Cigarettes, 2 packages for 35C

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