THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, McCONNELLSBURG, PA.
fSEAT BIG MONEY All.
&lng BeMnlng vavi
i, 4rwln dividend! from amall Invest,
i. In fround-noor Ibarra of rsllabl oil
2 riUnlnr eompanle. Wit at onto for
jjlfSEf BOOK OF PHOTOS AID OIL FACT?
wt blf substantial, ahare-anA-share-kllki
rellnlnf company (aovarn.d br boar
! 11 conwrvatlvo bankers) owning 46,001
-1 of valuabla oil lesse deposited It
" til paid tor and certified or law, la
Slum " -" tha world' richest oil
2mTBI wall o drilling Doses welli
uarlM a000' ?"Iodern " R'AOtfr to bf
iVtX rol"vel' your fa,r '"d square
t L bpp'rlunltr (fro from pumbus oi
-.ikons) to buy II par shares NOW
failr-hianaa'ed, fast-growing company,
,H 4 uriMNO CO, Oklioom City, Okie,
OdCAL SALESMAN
ihi merchandise broker wanted toaoll
ncka and bulk teas and conoea,
Com'
oiling agency. 0od
0noa
" tanl VJtabll'hod Ural. Wrlu for partleulare
I., k inbiiera. ijeeiumais crouos uui
P. oVthrr W1U leu our lino exoiuilTeir.
2. bia oUr aoeuont. also territory desired
0 urtru&WM rt fj V L
HAIR BALSAM .
Atollrt preparation of marl!
Hslpi to andlaaU dudralC.
For Rastoein Color an1
Baan(rtoOnTrFddrUk-,
Sins, and f LOOat Pmrgttu.
t ' la Munw .nil ! r a r ' f Irnniff
it It because be has no wife to tell
1 torpid HVvr conamon prvTama propel
Li Limitation. Ton upVour llvar with
.tfrtfa Indian Tcf.tablo Alls. Tbaf aol
Lit) ana auraly. Adv.
The Era of Censorship.
i little knowledge Is a dangerous
IM" exclaimed the man who quotes.
Possibly, replied senator sorgnum.
i met deal Just now depends on how
W jot your Information nd what
Taken In Bales.
Ten people are In business for
Vr health."
Th nawnbrokers seeni altruistic,
Uner. I'm sure they can never get
t of ill those guitars and revolvers
b to graciously loan money on."
i Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System
uitht Old Standard GROVE'S
LESS chill TONIC. You know
tre taking, as tha formula is
oo every label, snowing It is
ud Iron in a taatelese form. Tha
itm drives out malaria, tha Iron
tp the system. 6o cents.
Why Look?
lit Jenkins, a regular visitor In the
Mori consulting room, started on
long story of her troubles. The
Ur endured It patiently and gave
mother bottle. At Inst she started
kind the doctor was concrntulatlns
pelf, when she stopped and ex
blued:
"Way, doctor, you didn't look to set
ij tongue wnn coated?"
Iknow It Isn't," wearily replied the
Viicsl man. "Ytv don't find grass
since track."
MOTHER!
1
In yon ever nsed MOTHER'S JOY
ps for Colds, Coughs, Croup and
rmnonia, Asthma, and Head Co
p If you haven't, get It at one
in rare you. Aar.
Sure Enouah.
He bull hud gone over the fence, as
p vlll In suburbnn gardens, and a
p but unnbnshed bntsmnn ap-
F t the front door to ask for It
pa appeared an Irate father.
w dnre you show yourself at ms
Fl How dnre you ask for your
1 W) you know you nearly killed
my children with Itr
m you've got ten children," en Id
mi lad, "and Tva only rot na
The "Cat Squadron."
N Britain was the first naval
f to build the battle-crulBer. Close
"Hg enrae Germaciy, Russia
"'Pan; but all others, iaelndlng
Cslted SltM lm tin kcH-iik.
min tllOlr lino nf hnttla T wiva
'"ithen the ImVimltaMe, the first
linm. One yir later he
fe Atlantic at a frpeed of a
jw than 25 miles aa imwjt. The
nd TnvlrrdMe followed, und,
: Europonn war came, Great
d a squndron that proved
worth to her. In the Jot
'lf, however, three f tfce Brit-
cnihors were ausk, shells
f, "un weir armor and rplod
lnagny.lnes or boilers. The
fj I urHrdrMlnaiiglit would
'""noiy hnve proved too strong
"ltHS thilt ABOimmA tlu.
7"- The famous "Cat Squad-
"wnnfle It Induded the
'WiVr, S today the Inst word
0111 1 OAS- ttaaO 1 M. afAms
Amorlonn battle cruisers
" w being built will far eat-
cats"
In every feature.
ins. In St. Nicholas Maga-
toSTAHT PtHTWI
POSTUM
0 Cereal
Here's
No doubt
about
botuH
OSTUM
AS A
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Movement
over
COFFEE
MARYLAND NEWS
: BRIEFLY. TOLD
Latest Happenings Gleaned
From All Over the State.
LIVE NOTES AND COMMENTS
One of the barns on the It. W. Wal
dron estate, at Mlddleburg, was de
stroyed by Are of Incendiary origin.
In the building Were farm horses, ma
chinery, hay, etc. The horses were
saved, but tha other contents were de
stroyed. The Are destroyed the hay
barracks also, and some small out
buildings. Shortly before the Are
broke out a man was seen running
from the barn. An Investigation dis
closed the fact that the building was
set on Are In three places.
In response to a telegram from the
State Bar Association members of the
Dorchester Bar met at the Court House
to organize for the purpose of pushing
the second Liberty Loan. Judge John
R. Pattlaon presided and V. Calvin
Trice was secretary. Great Interest
was manifested and a resolution was
adopted offering the services of the
members of the bar Individually and
collectively to the Loan Committee.
The members of the Bar as Individuals
subscribed to about 115,000 worth of
bonds.
The Caroline County Chapter of the
American Red Cross Society, which
obligated to equip 45 beds In one of
the base hospitals in France, has com
pleted the work, and the equipment
was forwarded from the county to be
sent lo France, the equipment for each
patient being: Six sheets, 4 draw
sheets, 4 pillow canes, 3 suits of pa
Jamas, 4 hospital bed shirts, 1 con
valescent gown, 4 pairs of socks, 2
pairs of bed socks, 2 bath towels, 4
face towels, 3 wash cloths, 1 pair of
slippers, 1 hot-water bag cover, 1 Ice
bag cover and 6 handkerchiefs.
John L. Zimmerman, of Cumberland,
died in the Washington County Hos
pital from injuries received when a
motorcycle on' which hnand John T.
Weber, also of Cumberland, were rid
ing ran Into as automobile driven by
B. W. Pickett, Woodbine, Md., along
the state road near Benevola. Weber
was almost instantly killed and Zim
merman was picked up in an uncon
scious condition and rushed to the hos
pital here, where it was found he had
both legs hroVen and was Internally
Injured.
The police of Cumberland have peti
tioned for 'an increase of salary, from
375 to $86 per month, but it does not
look as though the council will be able
to grant It before making the next an
nual levy, about six months from now.
The amount appropriated for police
purposes will Just about run the de
partment at the present salaries until
time for the next levy. Mayor Koon
and "three commissioners have spoken
In favor of the Increase and are trying
to work out some method to grant
the Increase.
County Treasurer Shanahan hns
Just received a check from the Harford
County Breeders' Association for the
mm of 14,868.67 as Harford county's
share of the receipts of the recent
race meet at Havre de Grace. The
spring race meet netted the county
32,068.12, making a grand total of
36,934.69 the county has received as
its share of both meets. The amount
will be equally divided among the
Ave county districts for public road
improvements.
The feeding of these small Ash Is
aomethlng of which the public general
ly have no conception. For Instance,
gills and bream Ash will be given a
diet of sound beef liver, until they are
large enough to be distributed. Bass
or catflsh are to receive cut trout dur
ing their infantile period. Supervision
of this work will be done by W. G.
Bell, assigned to the State Conserva
tion Commission by the United States
Bureau of Fisheries.
At the conclusion of a trial lasting
eight days, a Jury In Circuit Court at
Harrisonburg returned a verdict of sec
ond degree murder In the case of
Itdbert Monger, who killed J. Milton
Hensley, near Elkton, on August 10,
and fixed his punishment at eight
j-ars in the penitentiary.
Mra. Berkeley ' Rohrer, of Clear
Springs, who was Btruck by an auto
moMle driven by Peter Yost, Grants
vine, n the state road, near her home,
died after having lived two days with
a fractured skull. Mrs. Rohrer did not
regain consciousness after the acci
dent She was 65 years of age.
Frederick county will subscribe $1,.
800,000 to tire second National Liberty
Loan, which Is about $200,000 In ex
cess of the minimum amount deslg
sated as this county's quota. This was
decided at a meeting of the Frederick
County Liberty Loan Committee.
Harford county women are making a
canvass of the county to learn how
strictly the food conservation plans
are being carried oat
Arthur McGaw, colored, who was re
cently convicted of manslaughter, for
the killing of William Hughes, white,
of Havre de Grace, was sentenced by
Judge Harlan to eight years in the
penitentiary.
A canning factory and laundry
owned by J. O. Scarborough, Fallston,
was destroyed by Are and only through
lard work on the part of Mr. Scar
borough and Ms neighbors was it pos
sible. I) save 'Us home and a large
"lain
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What's Going On in
Maryland
THE 8TATE-8 LARGE PLAN8.
Uncle Sam and Commissioner
Hoover will have a local ally in the
campaign for conservation of food,
which, if present plans' mature, will
give to the people of the United States
seafood in such quantities as hereto
fore only dreamed of.
The State Conservation Commission
raised the Aag of Maryland over two
new plants, which have been secured
for the propagation of Ash to be dis
tributed in the Bay and tributaries and
mountain streams of the state. Wil
liam H. Kllllan, secretary of the com
mission, closed a deal for a houseboat
used for a number of years on the Bay
and known as the "Floating Theater."
The boat Is 75 feet long, with a 20
foot beam, and is peculiarly adopted
for the work for which it Is Intended.
On this boat the Conservation Commis
sion hopes to turn out shad, perch and
herring in endless quantities. In addi
tion an attempt Is to be made to propa
gate rockflsh. Little or any effort has
heretofore ever been made to cultivate
thla delicious member of the finny
tribe, and It is thought that the Chesa
peake Bay and tributaries will receive
in the spring thousands of these small
Ash to be turned loose for propagation.
The second plant is to be located
at the foot of the Catoctln Mountains,
near Llttlestown, Frederick county,
and will be both a hatchery and pond
plant There are already some 15
ponds covering from half to one acre
of water area.
At this plant It is proposed to pro
dues trout, bass, catflah, crapple, blue
gills and bream. These three latter
species are practically unknown to the
commercial fish markets In this state,
but are excellent food Ash. They are
to be distributed into fresh-water
streams, and as each of these species
are Ash thnt readily take the hook and
line, it will mean not only furnishing
many pounds of food to the country
generally, but will furnish devotees of
the angling sport an unusual opportun
ity to ply their art.
K. T. Weber, Cumberland, was killed
and J. L. Zimmerman, Cumberland,
probably fatally Injured when a motor
cycle they were riding crashed into
an automobile belonging to B. W.
Pickett, Woodbine, on the State road
at Benevola. Zimmerman was driving
the motorcycle and Weber was on the
rear. Beat Zimmerman was carried
with the machine into the car and
wedged fast. Weber was hurled over
the machine to the side of-the road.
He was dead when picked up.
During a quarrel over the spoils of
a crap game aboard the supply train
on the Baltimore and Ohio, Monroe
TIbbs, colored, 17 years old, drew a
knife from his pocket and stabbed
Elijah Burley, 23, colored. The knife
pierced Burley's heart, and be died
in aTfew seconds. Tlbbs was arrested
and lodged in Elkton Jail. The affair
took place near Barksdale Station.
Governor Harrington demonstrated
his ability as a marksman with a ma
chine gun at a test or the Berthler
rapld-Arlng rifles of the Motor Arms
Battery at Saunders- Range. The test
was made by the battery for the Mary
land Council of Defense, Governor Har
rington, Adjutant General Warfleld and
a number of state officials.
"Food Will Win the War Don't
Waste." This slognn has been placed
on a sign board to be erected on the
courthouse green In Salisbury. The
board Is 16 feet high by feet wide,
beautifully designed and painted In
color, brlow the slogan the national
food seal and at the top lighted by 12
electric lights.
The "Washington County Temper
ance League has sent to the Demo
cratic and Republican Legislative can
didates questions concerning their at
titude on the enactment of laws for
the enforcement of prohibition, which
goes Into effect May L
Governor Harrington has appointed
Mrs. J. Kemp Stevens, of Denton,
chairman of the Women's Council of
Defense for Caroline county, to All
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Mrs. Thomas W. Jones, of Rldgely,
who resigned on account of her health.
News was received In Easton that
Sergeant George H. Davis, son of Carl
ton C. Davis, died in France, October
6, of gunshot wounds. The tolegram
from the War Department to the elder
Davis simply stnted that Sergeant
Davis had died of gunshot wounds and
that a letter giving details would fol
low. J. Calvin Boulden, brother of Mrs.
James E. Dean and Mrs. Wm. T.
Boulden, of Elkton, was killed by cars
at Butler, Pa.
Forty residents of Bush River Neck
appealed to Secretary of War Baker
to abandon the Harford site for prov
ing grounds.
Struck by an automobile driven by
Foster Yost, of Grantsvllle, Mrs. Berke
ley Rohrer, 79 years old, near Clear
spring, was Berlously injured.
Seven employes gathered 190 bushels
of potatoes on the patch of two acres
of Owen Hltchlns, near Frostburg.
The air pressure developed by the
opening and closing of ordinary doors
has been utilised by a Fiench inventor
for the automatic winding of clocks.
The phrase "a cock-and-bull story"
Is a corruption of the words, "a con
cocted and bully Btory," the latter term
being derived from the Danish word
hullen. "exaggerated."
TRADING
EfiEi AC!
President Delegates Broad
Powers Lto New War '
Trade Board.
IMPORTS TO BE RESTRICTED
Washington, Oct. 14. Broad war
powers conferred upon the President
by the Trading With the Enemy Act
were put Into operation under an execu
tive order issued tonight delegating the
authority under the law to varlius gov
ernment departments and to a newly
created War Trade Board.
This trade board la romporei) of tha nir-m-bnri
nf the Ki porta AilnilnUlrntlro Hoard,
which It will replace, with the addition nf
a reprMrntitlva of the Tmiaury IM-part-ment.
It will continue to Uen export,
and Will exrrrlaa a alrollar control orer
Importa aa anon aa the I'realctent proelnlmi
under authority of the TracllijK With the
Enemy Act, tbe articles to be an reatrlcted.
Trading" or commercial denllng of any
nature with any enemy company or agent
In thla country or abroad la fori)ldden, ex
cept under license 'of the War Trade Board,
which alo la authorlxed to llcenae enemy
or "ally of enemy" companies doing bual
neaa In tbe United Htatea, except Insurance
com pan lea wboae itiierTlalon Is Intruated
to the Treasury Department.
Ceneorehlp Board Named.
Cenanrahlp of mails, cables, radio and
telegraph niesangc paaalng out of the
United Mates Is placed In the hand of
a Censorship Board, consisting of repre
sentatives of tha War, Nary and Toat
office Department, the War Trade- Hoard
and of Oeorg Creel, chairman of the Com
mittee on IMihllc Information.
To the Treasury la assigned the regu
lation of transactions In foreign exchange
and exportation of gold or silver coin under
lloenv, and enforcement of the law's pro
vision against transmission to the enemy
of Informa.'inn by any other means than
regular malls. The Treasury also Is an
thorlxed to license Insurance or reinsur
ance companies nf the enemy or ally of
the enemy doing business within the United
States.
lteifiil ill m of the ue of enemy owned
or controlled patents for the war, and of
the grantln? or publication of patents con
taining Info million raluaHV to the enemy,
la given to .e Federal Trade Commission.
Forrla t.aaauate Papers.
The PoHlmasti ' ilenernl la entrusted with
supervision over nl licensing of foreign
language newspsp, -. In anticipation of
this authority Postm -t.rOnernl llurlcsnn
has been receiving appn ntlons for licenses
and will begin Issuing t'im before Tues
day, October ltt, the dale t ho provision of
the law becomes effective. All such papers
except those grunted licenses are required
under penalty to file with their local post
masters before publication true translation
of all matter periilulng to t'nlted States
Government or the Governments of any
other nation at war. The same section of
the law mnkes it unlawful to circulate In
any manner matter made unmailab'e by the
Rjplnunge act.
The President's order defies the powers
of the alien Property Oust oil Inn to net as
trustee for nil enemy property within the
United States or to lsue licenses exempt
ing enemy companies from bis supervision.
An appointment for this position will be
ninde soon.
The (wcretary of State Is empowered to
license the transportation of enemies lo or
from the United' Stales through the existing
passport menus. The Secretary of Coni
merce will rein In his present authority to
review the decisions of customs I'ollectnra
refusing clenranrea to vessels carrying car
goes lu violation of the Trailing With the
Enemy Act.
Personnel Of War Trade Board.
The new War Trade Hoard Is to con
sist of Vance C. MeCnrnilck, chairman rep
resenting the Secretary of Slate; Dr. Alonsn
E. Tnylnr, rprosentluir the Secretnry of
agriculture ; Thomas ll. Jones, represent
ing the Jiecretnry of Commerce; Heaver
Whlto. representing the Knod Administra
tor; Frank C. Miinson, representing the
Shipping Hoard; and a representative of
tha Secretary of the Treasury, yet to be
named. All but the Treasury representa
tive are now membera of the Exporta Ad
ministrative Hoard, whose work hereafter
will he done by the llureau of Exports of
the War Trade Hoard.
The name of the present Export Council
la changed to War Trade Council, with
tho Secretary of the Treasury and Chair
man Hurley, nf the Shipping Hoard, added
to Ita membership, the Secretaries of State,
Agriculture and Commerce and the Food
Administrator. This body will net lit an
advisory capacity to the President and the
War Trade Hoard.
Power In President's Order.
JThe President's order vests In tbe War
Trade Hoard power to license trade "di
rectly or Indirectly with, lo or from or
for. or on account of, or on behalf of, or
ifor the benefit of, any other person, with
kimwledgp or reasonable cause to believe
that such other person Is an enemy or ally
f enemy, or 1h conducting nr Inking part
In such trade directly nr Indirectly for, or
on account of, or on behalf of, or for the
benefit of, au enemy or ally of enemy.'
Only with consent nf the board may
agents of enemy companies do business In
the United Stales after November R. Kneiny
companies also may not change the names
they nsed at the beginning of the war with
out epeclnl license.
Secretary McAdoo la vested by the Preal
dent with and la expected to turn over to
the Federal lleserre Hoard "the executive
administration nf any Investigation, regu
lation, or prohibition of any transaction In
foreign exchange, export or earmarking or
gold or allvor coin, nr bullion or currency,
transfers of credit in any form (other than
credits relating solely to transactions to
be executed wholly within the United
States) anil transfer of evidences of In
Aehtedncsa nr of the ownership of prop
frty between the United States and any
foreign country or between the resident
nf ono or more foreign countries, by any
person within the United States." The He
ierve Board already exercises virtual con
trol of gold and stiver exports.
Work For Secret Service.
The Secretary of the Treasury's vested
authority to prevent transmission or In
formation to an enemy, either to or from
the United States, wPI be exercised by the
Secret Service. The Secretary may permit
thla transmission when he wishes.
"I further authorise the Secretnry of
the Treasury," says the President In his
order, "to grant license under such terms
end conditions as are not Inconsistent with
law or to withhold or refuse the anme to
any 'enemy" or 'ally of enemy" Insurance or
reinsurance company doing business within
AN AMERICAN SAILOR LOST.
Drowned When Norwegian Ship Is
Submarined.
Washington. Alfred Tolymarf New
York, was drowned when a Norwegian
steamer was submarined, according to
a State Department message.
A Cnllfornlan has Invented an ap
pliance to tell when orchestra instru
ments ate In tune, which resembles
a lunlnp fo:k on a large scale.
the United State through an agency of
branch office, or otherwise, which shall
make application within 30 days of Octo
ber s. 1H17."' (The" date the act waa ap
proved.)
Censorship Tower Complete. "
' The Censorship Hoard I entrusted with
the "censorship of communication by mall,
cable, radio or other means of transmission
pnsslng between tbe United State and any
foreign country from time to time specified
by the President, or carried by any Teasel
or other means of transportation touching
at any port, place or territory of tbe United
States and bouud to or from any foreign
country."
Among the most Important and far-reaching
of the provisions of the enemy act, says
an offlclul statement explaining the law,
"are those dealing with the taking over by
this Government of tbe custody and control
of 'enemy' property within tbe Uulted
Slutcs.
"The property affected by these provis
ion Is that which I located In the United
State and belongs to any person or cor
poration that Is an 'enemy' or ally of
enemy' within the definition of the act re
ferred to above, except those licensed to
continue doing business In the Uulted
States. German subjects and the subjects
nf her allies resident In the United 8tte
do not, from the mere fact of their na
tionality, full within these definition. The
act make It tbe duty of every concern
within the United States Issuing aharse of
stock within 00 day after the approval of
the act to report to the Allen Prorierty
Custodian the names of such of It officer,
directors and stockholder a are known
to be or reasonably believed to be 'enemies'
or 'allies of enemy,' and tbe amount of etock
or abarea owned by each,
Taba Ob AU Enemy Business,
"Tha act provide In addition, under
severe penalties, that every person In tb
United States holding a property for an
enemy' or 'ally of enemy,' oaXor any per
son whom he may bave reasonable causa to
believe to be an 'enemy' or 'ally of enemy'
must report the fact to the Allen Property
Custodian within SO days after tbe passags
of the act So alao any person In tha
United Btates Indebted In any way to an
enemy' or 'ally of enemy,' or to a person
whom be may bave reasonable cause to
believe to be an 'enemy' or 'ally of enemy,"
must make a An I lor report."'
The Alien Property Custodian msy re
quire a transfer to himself of any prop
erty beld for or debt owed to an euemy or
enemy ally, and any person so holding any
property or so owing any money may
transfer such property or pay aucb money
to the custodian with bl consent.
Property or money transferred to the
Allen Property Custodian will he beld until
the end of tbe war and then dealt with as
Congress shall direct. All funds 'or ready
money may be Invested In Liberty bonds
and beld In such form.
The President has delegated to the Attorney-General
the power to direct the pay
ment nf claims against enemy property In
the hands of the custodian, upon tbe con
sent of all person Interested.
Tbe definition of an "enemy" or "ally
of enemy" I explicit. Any person regard
less of nationality, who resides within the
territory of the German Empire or the terrl-,
lory of any of Its allies, or that occupied
by tbetr inilttnry force 1 expressly made
mi "enemy" or "ally of enemy" by the act
Even rltlieua nf tbe United States remain
ing within such territory are regarded a
"enenilea" or "allies of an enemy."
An "enemy" or "ally of enemy" doing
business within the United States before
November S may apply for a license to con
tinue to do business In the United States.
Some Allen Exempt.
"Tbe main application of these provi
sions," the official itatemeut says, "will
be to German or ally of (leruinn concern
which are doing business lu the United
States through branch house or agent of
such Insurance or reinsurance companies.
Such an 'euemy or 'ally of enemy may can
tlnue to do business within the United
States until such application are acted
upon.
The license provisions of the act do not
apply to Germans, Anatrlans, Turks, or
Hulgnrlans doing business In the United
States and having no business connections
with Interests actually operating In Germany
or her allied countries. Thus, thousand
of alien enemies having small business es
tabllahmeuts in the Uulted States need not
apply for license to continue operation nn
less they have dealing with companies bnv
lug connections In "enemy" or "ally of
enemy" territory. The act authorises tha
President to declare all these alien enemies
suhjet to license regulations, but has not
extended the provisions to these person by
bl order.
CHICAGO WINS WORtD'S TITtE.
Capturea Fourth Game From New
York With Faber On Mound.
New York. Coming out of the West
like Lochlnvar of old, the Chicago
Americans won the world's series
baseball championship Monday after
noon, defeating the New York Nation
als, 4 to 2, In the sixth and deciding
game of the 1917 diamond classic.
For the first time in almost a decade
the titular banner will flutter oversthe
fans of the Middle West metropolis
next spring when the series pennant Is
raised at Comlskey Park, as evidence
of the superiority of the White So In
the great national game.
GEN. JOFFRE INSPECTS SAMMIES.
General Pershing Acta Aa Guide To
French Marahat.
American Field Headquarters In
France. Marshal Joffre Inspected the
American troops Monday. General
Pershing was his guide. Everyone of
the different units of the Sammies
went through their best paces for the
Idol of the French pollus.
AMERICAN SHIP SUBMARINED.
Nine Of Craw Of S'emer Luckenback
Mlaalr.g.
New York. The Amci!can steamer
Lewis Luckenback has been sub
marined off the French coast and nine
of her crew are missing, according to
information received by the owners
here.
WILSON TO BACK THE WEBB BILL
Administration To Push Meaaura
. Legalizing Comblnationa.
Washington. The full power of the
administration to secure early passage
of the Webb Export Bill at the next
session of Congress was promised by
President Wilson to Senator Myers, of
Montana. The Webb bill will legallxe
combinations of American exporters
for foreign trade.
WANT MICHAELIS' RETIREMENT.
German Newapapera Unite
nounclng Chancellor,
In "Da-
Zurfch. German newspapers
of
every shade of politics except a
small
Pan-Cerman and Lutheran minority,
are demanding retirement of Chancel
lor Mlchnells, according to quotations.
Even the Cologne Gaxette, st iunch pro-
government organ, criticized Michapllt
tor not dissociating himself from
roiral von Cape'.le.
At5
mam
friianV ifV III 'II HI "I "I HI
Prepared for Emergencies.
Danny was looking at a picture of
Elijah going to heaven In a chariot of
Are. Pointing to the halo on the proph
et's head, Danny . exclaimed : ' "See
mamma, he's carrying an extra tire 1"
Don't Neglect Kidneys
Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Prescrip
tion, Overcomes Kidney Trouble
It Is now conceded by physicians that
the kidneya should have mora attention
aa they control tbe other organ to a re
markable degree and do a tremendous
amount of work in removing the poison
and waste matter from the syatem by
filtering the blood.
The kidneya should receive some as
sistance when needed. We take lea ex
ercise, drink lesa water and often eat
mora rich, heavy food, thereby forcing
tha kidneya to do more work than nature
Intended. Evidence of kidney trouble,
uch aa lauie back, annoying bladder
trouble, smarting or burning, brick
duat or sediment, aallow complexion,
rheumatism, maybe weak or irregular
heart action, warn you" that your kid
ney require help immediately to avoid
more serious trouble.
An Ideal herbal compound that has bsd
most remarkable success as a kidney and
bladder remedy la Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root. There is nothing else like it. It
la Dr. Kilmcr'a prescription used In pri
vate practice and it ia sure to benefit you.
Get a bottle from your druggist.
. However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cent to Dr.
Kilmer A Co., Ilinghamton, N. Y., for a
ample bottle. When writing be aura and
mention this paper. Adv.
BOY SWAPS HIS DAD'S SHIRT
Accepta Propoaltion of Wild Weat
Show Employee and Geta Inalde
the "Big Top."
Monta Jessep Is the robust son of
Oiin Jessup, president of the Orln Jes
sup Land company of Tipton, and he
Is a true American lad, Bays the In
dianapolis News. He knows when a
circus comes to town, and like all other
boys, he will find a way to see the
show. That was why he did not miss
a wild West exhibition thnt played
Tipton recently. The lad had been
pondering over how ho was to get In
side the "big top," and he was not
greatly encouraged until a big, black
man one of the many sons of Ham
tvlth the show approached him.
"Say, sonny, how big's your dad?'
asked the stranger.
"He's a whopper," promptly replied
the youngster, thinking perhaps the
colored mnn might have some notion
of ordering him roughly from the
grounds.
"If you nil Ml give me one of- your
dad s shirts 111 take you In all the
shows."
The lad scurried away and Boon de
livered one of Mr. Jessup's best shirts
to the colored man, who was as good
as his word and took the lad through
every tented attraction on the grounds,
Later on tho young American had It
forcibly Impressed on him that he could
have gone to the show several times
for what the shirt cost
YOU DETT
af !( W r SI
WHEATS
rt a V
COST NASTIES
r
Send Over Some
mKDJEV5
Keep your soldier or
sailor boy supplied.
Give him tbe lasting
refreshment, the pro
tection against thirst,
the help to appetite
and digestion afforded
by Wrtefey's.
It's an outstanding
feature of tbe war
"All tbe British Army
Is chewing It.
AFTER tUt RV. MEAL
Flavor
Lasts
BUYS A 9100.
mm
Send for Intormtlltn
Kemerer,Mafthes&Co .
Vfmlrrt
PMltdltM Stock Csch.
Ceasolldaltd Stock Eick, N.V.
Standard Stock Ex., Tomato
SO Broad St New York,
meal, W(rt$ T in Otfictt
S TTrXITIAV Are von afMetnl wllk 1
ill 1 Lit f"ll' lloes It aal yoa al
DUUIIUI lilt SIOl W M1U
I have spent a lot of Dioner for vsrtoaa kiads
nieuicine inn grew worse ail ino tin, at la
have discovered a druglesa rrmMy. and woaid
take a thousand dollars for vr bat It has doaaru
1 on can oava too advantage uf aaaia by addi
JAS. L HATFIELD, Route S, Deafl, CasTs
?Ui X aw afMttaJlowrUr'
. UndcnkirU
mnA ... i rHttt
Dr fr Silk Mitt
sacs slit muo
n-H. a. sm. r
Embroidery fc&SSStifiSXi
for holiday iiru. Stamped for ewhrokWina. sta
broidery silk f urntfthrd with csrh set. Scat Initial
waaiao. fto per set, uuati,. tkaaaiauET, ima a.
Agents Wanted ?J5e7.rulM
lOo In ubim for MmplM, Biff prx.nta. JfKTfll,
11 HM KUUL.HM BUUKAO.Uus tti. Belt lotw ft
MOST PROFTTABI I SAVINGS PROrOSTTKM
Mono Krai table oo nutlc. bomaXubiA. 8uur nupfl
V.BluD,fffrumlnal proceavtirriiubUoliy. teata9
pflriudloal contribution to-mmf aiipat fei fiaa
iakroenv ' 4uUi mt4nm lmuui w, Ttha, iu
Raise Golden Seal tn
lb. IUI plains
100 seed II H, Kith enmyleto directions postiaJtV
(allure laipuultil. E. Wouiao, Morrltiown. ftaaaa
W. N. U., BALTIMORE, NO. 42-1917.
While a traveler was walling for net
opportunity to show his samples to a
merchant a customer t-mne lu autf
bought a couple of nightshirts. After
ward a long, lank laborer, with hit
trousers tied below the krves, said t
the merchant: "
"What was them things that chap
bought?"
"Nightshirts. Can I roll you one or
two?"
"No. I should think not. I don't sit
about much o' nights."
RED FACES AND RED HANDS
Soothed and Healed by Cutlcura Saoa
pie Each Free by Malt.
Treatment for the fuce: On rising
and retiring smenr affected parts wlut
Cutlcura Ointment. Then wash off wit.
Cutlcura Soap and hot water. For the)
hands: Soak them In a hot lather
of Cutlcura Soap. Dry, and rub la'
Cutlcura Ointment
Free sample each by mall with Boot
Address postcard, Cuticurn, Dept L
Boston. Sold everywhere. Adv.
Where the Gender Cornea In.
Teacher Willie, how many second
in a minute?"
Willie Masculine or feminine?
Teacher Masculine or fcmiainal
What do you mean?"
Willie There's a big dlfferenc.
When pop says he'll be down In a mta
ute It's sixty seconds, but when sister
Susie says she'll be down In a minute
It's COO seconds.
Obliging.
.Employer I would rather havta at
single man for the position.
Applicant Well, advance me eaoocfc
money and I'll get a divorce.
When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Muring Fv Rrmr!u
J
IHfirwfwfWfifwfsjwfsjr J ill mi llfliff
For me 3 times a day
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