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TRAGIC ROMANCE
Palisades Mystery Victim
Proves Widow of Major
Slain in France
WAS WEDDED KS SECRET
Worried Over Failure to Re
ceive Letter From France,
Landlord Says
New XnrU. Jan. 2! Tlio iiimh rv of
the slender. HUburti-lmliPd woman whose
body Mas found on Sunday by hunters
docs lMnc ri .1 cleft on the Up of the
I'nllsnde.s opposite ISOth street war un
veiled l.tt night when tiotdtlv. idtntlllr.i
tlon vlMs announced, and a trnReil) of
tho war disclosed. She J' Ml. Azeelo
I'ackwood. thirtv-four earn old, tlaURh
ter of CleorKe H P.u-Uwood, a vvejlthv
business man of Tampa. J'Ih . and Iho
story which ended anions tho ble.il.
' windswept bo'ilutrF atop the Jtrwi
heights pieced toffetlu r from the Ma
ment of Thomas .1 HueklnK. 1'rowutnr
of Bergen Countv, and Mrs ltradford
. Ellsworth, of 344 Went KlKhtv -seventh
.street, who made tho identlth ,it n,
follows-
On nn afternoon In mid-June l.ipi 'par
"Mrs i:iswortli went t" tho headquarters
. of the American Tied i"roH motor to
enlist as n driver of in ambulance
'When she entered the headquarters Mir
"found there, anwnc other', who had
come to offer their services to the rami-
trv a strikingly handsono vounc vw.m.in
with (treat masses of brown hair. tiiiRed
with red a thin that flrt drew h r
attention and when Mr-. Illlsunrtb
found that the woman was n stranger
in the cltv she "as attracted to her. Both
passed the tests for admittance to the
corps, had luncheon together, and an
acqualntanic began.
5pnk of Dangers Otersrus
Thev saw otnparatl'cly little of each
Vier,' hnvvever. for tho oft-poUen
Southerner heenied nr-.i-c.'-sed of but one
'ambition to fit herself for Red Cross
nurlnR overseas Her quest for medical
lrnowledce and her frequent wistful talks
of the dangers to soldiers overseas had
"no particular Mgnlncancc to Mrs Klls
worth at that time
Vesterda, at the siiGRestlrii of a
stranger o'er tie telephone Mis KIN
worth visited the moigue and made io.
tlve Identification of the hody
The pro-eculnr has' obtained p..ltne
liroof of Miss raokwood's m.itrt.ige t(l
an army otHcer According in llugh
Cameron, superintendent of a l'ort
elghth Mrect apartment liousi . Miss
Tackwood came to the lioue about two
j ears ago some time In Oi toner. IP lit,
he thought She took a small milte on
the third floor, palnir $10 a. month tin
lease In October. 1!1S, she renewed
her lease, but ns the month drew u, i
close Viegan to talk of breaking her con
tract Winn Cameron sought a rea.'
son. s-ho said that she was "worried"
because file had not received a letter
from Krance "In hit so long ' Sevei.il
days after Cameron met her In the ball
as, in her cr.i'IMi lied Cross uniform,
sho was i.indHE out to titer the two
paneuiger roadster whkli sh" untied Sin
was i-oblilng. anil proirudlug from one
of her poikets the ohser'atit old ots
man saw a telegram
"Jl3 ItHrlhig, Killed (Mrt I here"
The superintendent aski'd "bat was
the matter ami triid tu ttiguge her In
conversation, but sho stppped to one side
and. sobbing 'mv darling--killed m. r
there France, m hindiiind ' vv.nt out
entered the automobile and drove of
Several das went by before the suptr
Intendent sau her again Tlvn ehe i nine
down to her apartment -pale, drawn
but strangeh collet ted she was. sud
Cameron, nnd told her who was 1. mini;
going nd " Again she gut inm
her roadster, and this time she ilrvi
away beond the ken of evervbodv wl,
had known Iut until the r.illsade
cleft yielded Its secret
Piciseiuto- Iliiililns said that a un
man nequaintanie had tld lnm of re
ceiving a telephone iiiessitge from Mist
l'aclvvood on IiecembiT IS. This n .
sage, said the prosecutor, was to the (
feet that Mis Pai-kwood had lost her
husband In the war, all I tured for.
and Intended to kill henelf
"I ha'e In f ti thinking of suicide she
said, according to tile prosecutors in
fomatioii. "and when I do I shall kl'l
mself In a thoroughly si lent i Mi- lll.imi. r
and 111 sui h a that my iclcut its will
lie compleieh )At I do not w ish to
bring trouble non my parents"
Mr llUi-kltm sahl lie liaii lieen infoni e.l
that the viung womun kept the fa. t of
her inairidge a re, ret because she I . . , e ,j
to Join her husband nvet.-i ,r '
realized that should her murri.i..- ,) ,
ann.v otlUer b'-i nine known -lie m i j
be prevented In War Ii purtm 'i- u ,
tlons fron, going in Kruiu
Tampa. Mil, Jan Z'l - i I! '
Oeorge II !'. U.viid, "e.i'tln j ,
tate dealer nf 'i'anipa. roni
Wociuted I'ress dispati lies last i
the tlret tun- nt the death "f hi- I i
,er Azerl. II. said he hail h. an,
his daughli otil' oieui'"nnll mh
"cut to c rk early in Nw.
after returning frein Krance hi I
nei reuson wh sin should li,m l
lur own llf
MiSH Puekwooej was tu.ht .
ars old. and until ten veins nt..
In Tamiia tioing to Ne , ,t
i-tudv inusn she enlisted as a Hed i
nurse when the 1'nliid S'.ites ,nt
the war and was sent to Kruin a
a nr ago -lio returnd- to this .
tr. Hicrrdine to her father, about
tune the arnlstne was signed
I'nckttixjtl later discloieii ti,.,.
daughter came to lainim for i -I
lslt In Nov ember but he said "-hi'
not te'l lnm sin ilB marrt'tl A.ft. r
returned to .,w york h. s ,
ceased writing and later son.- r
personal efteits werr received b
prtss Mr I'.n knont said he i
vvrote to the- Ueii i-,H l-eudiju.ir rr
New York for information and ,,..
formed that Ids daughter, who had
eretly marneij a Major V, nn,!, ,, v
ago, had be i inuteiri out nf . A
i ir-
did
Ur. Alexi. Carrel Home From War
Vrv ork. Jan. 2'' i Hv A ,' ,
Jlujor Alexis -nn. I. the eminent yr n. h
surgeon, who had h i n In i barge ,f
Held liOFiuial i -hi M,,nt inii. i sw . ,
returned nn I i 1irr.nt.e lo t,ike tn )
w-ork wnii il. It), kef. I. r Instltut f i
Medical Iteseai. , n,, (H a ,,, , j
by Major M.ui e liajfi-sne a , ,,
inent Kruni n hitii,3t
SAMTAKV
SWEEPING
COMPOUND
JsAMTAEyO
KEEPS DOWN THE DUST
CLEANS THE FLOORS
SOLD BYALL
JOBBERS & DEALERS
MXSONMFG.GQ
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ROGER WILLIAMS MEMORIAL
Tlie erection nf u -uiliilile tneiiinriiil In Roper 'Williams in V.iliiti(;ton
lias the indorsement of liolli tin- nortlii-rn anil oullierti lt.iptit iniiirn-lion-,
wliiili li.ivr appointril i oiiiniitlees for its fiirtlieranie. It is pro
innHo rri-it an inipii-iii); linililiiic witli - ulptiirc rjiuliolic of the Hap-ti-t
pioneer anil In iiive the world a monument to the lljpli-t raue
"iniilar to the rvcral ether ileiioiuin.ilioiiul iiieinori.il. in the i .ipit.ll
tilv; Kfterlnn w.irl"(iut i ihe anhiteit
BELGIUM WANTS TO ANNEX
THE DUCHY OF LUXEMBURG
Ptiul Hymans Culls on U ilson and Take I p Mailers Pertaining to
His Country's Ambitions Would Borrow
More Money From United States
Hy CHAKI.KM
in-ctal Cablr to Licninp 1'iililic .npcr
. 'rop'jriaht, t'jt'i. In S' y Thhi-i i h. '
Purls, .Ian 20 I'.iul Iljnurs, ltelKi.m
."Minister of KoreiRu Affairs and on. of'
the delegates to lip- Pi, no t uiiferenn., i
vias received bv Presiduit W llsuii thi
nfterniuii In place of tin- H Ik an Prime
Minister, wlio I -id b. hi sudden i.illed
to llruels Thev talked of the league
of nations, about tho President Bolnc to i
Urus-els and com ernlim the present de. ,
sire and need of llelulmn to borrow nunc ,
inonev from America
M Hvm.ins, as hiad of tip llelcl.in '
di leK.itlon, is now-looked upon .is bailer'
of the Interests nf tho small nations
nc.ilnst too much domination by the
Kreut Powers bv virtue of his bemir the'
llrst to make n protest at the plenan
innfeienie f-.iturd.iv airainst the small
lepreseiitatinn of the lesser Powers -ti
the Impoit.iut i-nmmittef g.
llelL-ium. like all th.- nations mh
serilii'H In the iriln-iples of the b.iKue
of nailons, hut her statennen fr.niklv
state that there are thine whuh tin
would not wish tn exeli.mce for ,i ! irih
In tho main, Itelclum s h irt i-. m t
on four thincs In tho tun! iiljtp-tme'it
of interiintloiiai dffairs site m.hiii to nnd I
herself a ftillj sovertlKn s-tati o'
strontfl.v established that ti w-n n.,t he
neiessarv tn have In r tn iiti.uitv gnu
anteed bv other stall . ,i- Info , tin
tut- he vx nit a le'isn.n of , ti. ,
of lSJ-l, Giving lu I ;l,at,i i iui,r. ,t : I,,
month, of t' , - iielilt Ki, i 1 1 . i
outlet fin " li l-i. Itni now iltiril
tlltdei lli.lli I i ,,ti n ,i nil -i K.. r
storing c j i' i nuhrri; in m ,
pivi n in lb h ii il I t1 , ti .it- 1. 1'
"MODEL" WAS SUSPICIOUS
I'tilii'ciiiiiii'- I'nii'tiit'i l'! Di-tci-l-(idiniiiifliiptl
Burf-J.ir
VV ille--lliirre. P.i., I in i ,i
oufl.lB nsl-t HI. n i w n u - fi
I (I, It Hid slue Willis t . kpl, . . f I I i
hide Itii-hild --.-itltli t In rt -v -i . i ' 1
of KIiibsi hi from tin ciz. "'I I i in
Joseph Nl. hols when tin , lb .1 -- ,1
Hi. s'iow vlndow of tin K, 11:11 1 ,1
pai.itient store thU 11 orniii'-
hmiili diil in,! look ill.. 1 - I I
.VI 1 ImlH itlVemlKllti d III -"lllnl 1
the- man in the vv inflow hid t.in . "
erim-; ihliics to hfinsi It if'. 1 ! 1 i .
btoken tlunUHli .t ruir iImhi
ADRI ER brought his Clydesdale Truck into
the Service Station the other day to have a
couple of cracked spark plugs replaced.
"Haven't seen you around here much,"
our service man remarked.
"No reason for coming," replied the
driver.
"Do your own repair work?" suggested
the service man, just to see what ho
would say.
"Repairs h 1," snapped the driver.
"I have been on 'er for 3 months,
haven't touched a tool to 'er with
the exception of this. Here's my
tool kit,' and he huuled a pair of
pliers out of his hip pocket.
inisuriverseemea to thinK
that his record was unusual.
Hut this was only average
Clydesdale service.
Things don't get out of
order about a Clydesdale
simply because exery part
nnd feature of the Clydesdale
Truck is designed to stand
considerably more strain
than it will ever be called
upon to endure in service.
There isn't a guess or ex
periment about the truck.
Every part and feature has
proven itself by from three
GAWTHR0P & WISTER CO.. Inc.
( I UO(Ms(l Hiiit s, .1
sOIII X KUMItnl .'.IT
1lll -.null (, XII XI, I In;
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EVENING PUBLIC
- '
-fs
A. M-.LDKN
l!er-ium's most ambitious deslro tcrrl
toriallv is for Ihe whole duchy of ,ux
einbiiiK There seems llltlo Inclination
on the pirt of Kr.im-o and tlio other
I'oweis in allow her to linvo tho duchy.
Ihitinl-. aside fioni wliat may not
come to her from tlio Peace Conference,
lI'lKium inuih desires foi liep iminetllate
d 1111,10 nn.1111-l.1l ,i--sislaiice from
merii.i In the .shape of loans by the
I'lilteil .--fales ilovernment lieciusa of
her dltllnilM m Kottinc; nil she wants
and in. ds fiom W aslilnptein she Is also
in coti.it ilni; foi loans from private
b.inklni; institutions In New York, but
tun . of tln-.-p transai lions Is jet com
pli ted
Fruit-Juice
Essences
Jiffy-Jell desserts carry
real fruit flavors in es
sence form, in vials.
A wealth of fruit juice
is condensed for each des
sert. So you get a fresh
fruit dainty, healthful and
delicious.
This is the new-type
quick gelatine dessert -
five times as good as the
old kinds.
Loganberry and Pine
apple arc two of the best
flavors. Try them.
They're found only in
JO Flavors, at Your Croctr'i
2 Pachagei for 25 Cent! 4M
to ten years of service on
thousands of trucks in the
hardest motor truck service
in the world.
So it naturally follows the
Clydesdale Truck runs month
after month without getting
out of order.
Let us explain to you the
interesting way in which the
durable, dependable design
of the Clydesdale Truck was
evoh'ed You enn't afford to
select new truck equipment,
until you know nil about the
Clydesdale
lie iter anil Dinlrlhiitur
;IK vi Vltl.l r i l in I i s .
( I him XI. I, I S (,li..lKiri. I
Mill- s Irrntmi .1
I i Walnut M . V iliiiliniliiii, I ,
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LEDGEK - PHIEADELPHLV, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 191!)
DAY'S CASUALTY
LISTTOTALS 1454
Near Evenly Divided in the
Two Sections of
Report
732 ON AFTERNOON ROLL
Composed Entirely of Names
of Wounded Total to
Dutc 217,49-1
nshtngton, Jan. 29 - Army casual
ties announced for this afternoon com-
priso . J-- names. Of these there arc
totnls 721
Buuunarizeii. me casuaiues
,.. , 1 .1 ...
to date are-
Ilcporled
today
Total
Killed In nctlon
.10.751
12.78S
IS.52I
2.53S
12,727
138,510
213.802
1,S02
, Died of wounds
I Died of disease. . .
Died from accidents and
other causes
Misslni; in lutlon
Wounded . ....
Teital
Morning casualties from
No I list ....
732
T32
721
1 I5t'
(rand totals
217,131
ni-nti:ns' iist
ttonndfd Srrerfl,'
MVJOrt-Erl II. liorhwnlt. Dajlon. O
( APTAINh Prank P. Dnherty, I.os An
ijelrs Cal , i.unnar A. Pande, Plltlncs,
Mild
104 wound, d severeh. 221 wounded de. rSl.ZT'om C. ""vSM J'" ' sentmn ' ,f "n X' tZu th
Krec undetermined and JOS sllKhtly ?.' Ji,.,nn.l,"K-Mllil,-!1iJ. cHV")&WT?m&."llW JSXff, .u-mtr.Vs battlea had been rewarTed with
wounded. vllle. l.awrenre - .i,,kei Tlonesta Arian- Attnrd. I.iinB Island Clirene,, p Iiiid-. , scats 111 Congress, tho former soldiers
Rel.i I.imIIiii, 1' I Mon John P Mrlluwh, l.'tl Newark, Charles Henri Weasel, Oultell- ' ,l.l.,i i .i,c... ,i ti,. r,
Tho liQt et,..i .. it, ,nnr.i. ' ivnn mreet fho ..i.i.h. vi-i.-V-i "ii;-.: I ben. uiieii dominated the.' Senate nnd House, con-
fr 20 tor 15c
wSUfitu?,'ri 'i3$&Ey The extra wrapper of Glassino
3BBSv'o '3!m&$mr Paper keeps 'em Fresh
Mn.n.'..'..J:'h.". '.. ' rk. Wnrrnislnirit, Mb.
Ml-:t;ri:N'NTH-llenrv V liucklnnham,
Menmhls, Tinil., Itcihert l-o llnlKPs, St,
l.nuls Jto ifivmiind V. Jiuksoli. Jimper.
!.".'' ' J"'1;1"' Jnmes, I'enrln. Ill.i Dslnntey
KII1K-. Ilufrnln. N. Y I1h.' meilid I. Iwrls,
K'nintim, III i Clisrles I.. I.lpplnrott. flint.
Mlrh . i;rncst .Muller lirenhnni, Ten i Wn
!.r t Khernood, West Meilford. MiH I Wil
liam T .elllnwu..r, .New IImvhii, Conn.
ttoiinilnl, tlritrre rmtrlerinlnnl
CAPTAIN - Ilinry il Mrrshon, Mnron
I.1KITK.VAXTB- Erie A. l'nlconer. Ilerk
1. L nl i Chnrles W, ilrer, HlsrftUffrti
Ala i Charles II Ilamlltnti, Wahltistnn, I.
' Merrltt V. llealy, Ausunta, (In i Thomas
l.lnus llnhan Sersnton. 1'n i Jam's C J"
;up. Snutli , Vn . Chter 1' Jonfs.
ltrookln, N. v i On-I lee Klein, llloomlne.
teiii, Mr! i Hnjamln II LeKan, Hacramontni
Thom-is I). .Macllnnale; Urni.kljn. N. Y I Itay
Ilenry Mouaur, Paulrtlnu Count v, Ohio: Ab
bott Trenilm If. .Ti- . i'mim..l V IT . lltitth
C. Trigs, Nsahvllle.
t Woiindeil fHUhlly
.''A,'AI.V John II. MacYeagh, nernnrd-
I u'Kt'TKNANTH OeorBn M Campbell.
I Itanforil ci.
IIAPf.M.vKari Jtfnry Weed. Alhnt.
I Oelurned In Dut, rrevlouslv ltrporteil Mlss-
Inr In -Vi-llnn -
i.i,,',L.,!T,;NA;iTS-Smnu-I 1'. tlnltlard Mo
Pile, Ala
I'llNNSU.YAMV
ttoiiiiiled Severel'
t-piiroKAI.H Warrni V ll-oti
I'lnfnnulai "lII l -.. i-M-.,1 ... ...... 111.11.
.,.,". ." '; '"l 'in "in iiiuj'- 1 'ii 1 it-
".eipiiia. jonn .' I'jrrhowski I'urvra, lainsl
r-ievtnsvn, west .sunl.uo . Ira W Kn-tier,
Col win.
... .... . .
Hiiundeil, Ilrsrre t ndrternilneil
I. . " - " ' il' lllie-i.il tM I'll 'Si 'lllll
ehnusi Chnrle. J Illnch. Plttsliurpli, lien-
M:illi: 1 VI U l.'ntpi tn alii T- 1 1 t i I 1
I"?",.'. :Z"'Y"- rV)" '"":?. l Wester,
" i"nitcstvu"Vt"1r'i-'Vn UT......
Arthur khri.; "siinii.. uii. .....'
Philadelphia VmI.iii (I Weckerlv, ;,Tlll Pli'
bert street Phllade ph a
PIIIVXTIIH Alfonso Cnlebreln In-. Its.l
Meelianle street Philadelphia. Clarenie W
Calkins Uallis IIIhiI,, l Hab.it Inn. Al
tiinnit, Krnnli CJnlzefskl Iienvllle rh.irks J
(lallHSlier Applltr.e street PhlUdelphl.
lohn .1 llaini West lla-fleton Walter -t
llambercir )tllervllle Itnwnr.l 11 Hilt
W llmerillni. Horace lllekhirt Phoenlxillle
neiilun t.akln fhester Wllllani Mirk Mm
run. Charles Madson. Ilanto Hov Svleter
Vt.'.V.; i.-,.'... ,,V.":-. V .."-.'.'"J ':"r."r.r
I snrlims John c o I.ear. (Ilia wVeiVr
flreet
West Phlladelphll, Annrew It
1 lip
Plttsburch
ttminiled Mltlitli-
sKIttlKXNTH Inmes Deiitils Aaron.Klnsi.
Vllle.
COItPOrtAI.S Andrew Alchlnon. 2151
1... n
? Sure !andeJ)dleyr"SatisfyI,
JIRL
Vorih Heennd street, I'hilailelplilai Anthony
F. Hit e. Mahannv City
rillVA'IIIft tinn ilerrlco SIM West o.
ford street, Philadelphia: Kdnnnl I Krllv,
Mlnnkai Harrv c. Kntlrntli ITjn North
Twentieth, street. Phllad-lptila, Haimifl f
Lnhauali, Kvans Cltyi Itoanijn M. MeCarths,
Mldviay, James w. Nhepard. tira'onburei
Harry Trerenr. "517 Vnrlh Tl,ltnit.
pirrri, inunurij'niai eieorRs i ranria .Aii-rrl
I man. Pnttnni ftnmnh Heck, smiths Irn-I
lohn I'lllon. Ambrtitue: .tarlno ill i.utlo.
Ktlei rrederlek II Karly. Mnsurovei Albert
linnaril, urn ,-vorin h.Urntpetilli street. Ph 1.
aitelphlai Harry Knhn. Monomrahelai llarrv
AM. llraddoekl William I. Illakealee, 200.1 '
North Tent;.thlnl street Philadelphia i ,
Concezlo ill lllnrulo, I4H1 ftnulll Nlneternth '
utreft, Philadelphia, John J Dillon, LMMI
tlnnl street, Philadelphia i I'hurle. It Jones.
VVTKhtMllle , Hnmuel II oiimter. ttony Creek
Jlllls. John llllon, Jr , I'srnealei John J
U'"n.n,-..-,n ".r-ruce street. Philadelphia! John
M. I'lllon 4JS nxl street Philadelphia) i
Tonv tliivl eeai tfiio llnrema .I, hl.i.
delph'a.. Ilditnr .W A Hedges, U3i) Paul
street, Philadelphia
Mounded Mlithtr. Prrtlonslr Itrporled .Miss-
inr in
Utlon -"""
I'HIVATKS) John
Cries. i:pvlllei Al
brt Jtortan. Plttston (Iron;'
nuicricit. .31,
lliiriail aireei, t'nilaUPIpllla.
Krttinird to Dult, rrevlonslr Kenorie.l Ml...
Inc in Anion
PltlVATi:
t ounti
NI.W .ir.ltM-.Y
minded seierelv
MlItrinANT William Jones, fanidrn
RKIir.t:.VNTH John t. fnh.n.- tii.i....
lslle H Keller. Newark Antnunv H Pi,
lips. Niwark. IMwiird C It, inland. -Me
I IHAhan ri.. b..1.I - t.
liichen. Mike Mrvknlo Nenark. '
1 oiiroitAIr l.ili-ard J Devers. Jer"i
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PIlIVATHS
1 ... .
Ja.oh V thmmlmtfr. Chror.ie
tl.mard Oallaitlier ll.vonne
Anrnh-im
'J."'"'h.1. n'J'".l...K'l'n A. Tn
Jklnliuri;.
' 1 umuen i.jwar.i Hire. .s.enn.
i Hoilndeil sllnlitlt
-t,t-,i. .. i- 1 ,, ,
,..rour0" ' r ' U- Pehramm. Ji rsev
Cltv
Pliiv.xrci - Miehsei c iiri.ke vv .si
Ilnd. X J Tot n Vnthotiv Kelni, Wharton
Slef.-in l.i'lilk Jersey Cltv , Charles V
Treuer W eluwl.en
I'l... I . .. Department of liluc.llon
Washlnrl
Waslilnrtiin Jnn 21 (It.v A. I'.) A
II providing for the creation nf 11 p'ed.
h111 provldlnK for the creation of 11 Ked-
;5"'n nmr"oV ul! SS cabln'
'was Introduced bv Itepresentntlve
Towner, of Invvn, at tho request of the
American Federation nf l.nbor and the
National IMucatlou Association.
eeoiiniiefi, iieitrre i niieiermlned
et
Chesterfields satisfy
And YET Chesterfields are mild!
Don't lose that little word "YET." For other cigarettet
may satisfy and still other cigarettes may be mild. But
Chesterfields are the only cigarettes that satisfy and
YET are mild.
Chesterfields are the only mild cigarettes that let
you know you are smoking that hit the "smoke-spot ,r
that "satisfy"!
It's the blend the wonderful Chesterfield blend.
And it can't be copied. So if you want "mild" plus
"satisfy," you want Chesterfields and you want them
QteMjiis Jo6acco Cm .
sterfield
CIGARETTES
of
'SOLDIER-STATESMAN'
DAYS MAY BE REVIVED
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I N.'llifinnl T nvciiiolri-rc !p I'nR.
J 11,ll,onnl -"-"""''laKCrS Ott. I U8"
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mini; oiiuccssurs in iucii in i
Khaki nnd Blue
Hu n StnJT Correajioitflpitl
Washington, Jnn 29 "How many of
I IP will hnve to make way 111 the next
and succeeding Congresses for men who'
worn tho klmkl In this war'" is the1
- "lUestlon that .Senators nnd Congressmen
ro )CBnnB to stj f C;,C, other
rlln situation which existed a few.
( jears after tlvo Civil War, when 120 out
'of 283 Cemcressmen had worn the mil-1
form, will probably be repeated by 1024
'or 1026 If not before. About ten ears!
trolled the committees, putting soldiers
at tho head of nil of them, and dictated
all legislation.
There Is considerable speculation In
WnshlnBtoti now whether tlfo soldiers
' RmI xnllors will net out to elect the. Con-
Kress 111 i;.n or no saiisnen wuii prom-
Iscs of Congress and the Administration
to get all the Iiws and treaties they
want und Bo nbout their regular busi
ness. Tho Forty-second Congress flBil)
was comnosed of seventv Senators, of
- ,'vhom nineteen wero soldiers of the
Xortli or feoutli. and sevcnty-sW mem-
! bCTn rt'vTm, rnncTe,s there. .m
m tho Houso 108 mm who pointed with
i.e. . i.i ..11 ,.. i ...i .t...
-"! " -"' "
"" imiiorunii e-uoioiuiccs wero in csiucu
over by them.
Tho gicntest strength ot the Civil
War xetcrans was shown In tho Forty-
IMPORTED anDOMESTIC
tobaccos Blended
seventh Congress, elected In 1380. Of
the scvcnty-sK Senators, thirty had
served In one of the rrtnles, while 130
of the 253 Congressmen made mention
of their war records In their biographies,
tlenernl J. Warren Kelfer was Speaker
of that Congress, and about every chair
man of committees hail been a soldier
or sailor for the fnlon. One commltteq
nf fifteen members ltnd northern
brigadier generrl as chilrman, vvlille all
the others had been of the ssme rank
or nbove In either the northern or
southern nrmles.
YOU MEN WHO PAY THE
F1ILY SHOE BILLS
Tramping 18 miles a day. Mr. H. M.
Foreman, a mall carrier of Allentown,
Pa., found that shoes with ordinary
soles last about one month. But no
says a pair of Neolin-soled shoes gave
him more than nine months of Mrvjce.
in which time he walked over 4,000
miles.
His experience shows how you may
save shoe money by providing your
family with Neolin-soled shoes, which
give extra wear xvhere other shoes wear
out quickest. ... .
You can get Ncclin-soled shoes In
any type of shoe you want. Prices
are about the same as for shoes that
gix-c only ordinary wear, sometimes
they are 'even less. If your dealer
hasn't the style you want, he can get
it for you quickly. Remember, NeOlin
Soles are created by science to be what
coles should be. They are available
everywhere for re-soling as well as on
new shoes. They are made by The
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company,
Akron, Ohio, xho also make Wingfoot
Heels guaranteed to outwear any.
other heels.
Tleolifi Soles
Trftd UtrK Sec. U. S. fat
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