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The evening world., 1916-12-22
Notes In Society

The marriage OF Miss Nancy X. Per-
kins. granddaughter OF {. ID. Lang
horne, OF Greenwood, Va, and Henry
Field. son OF the late Marshall Field
IT,, Of Chicago, will occur on FEB. I at
the homo of the brides aunt, Mrs.
Charles Dana Gibson, No. l21 East
Ssvsnty-third Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Halves, Of
FaArhaven, Mass, the en-
gagemant OF their daughter, Miss
paulins Halves. TO George Hussey, OF
New York.
Mrs. John Manning Young OF No.
a63 Lexington Avenue the
engagement OF her daughter. Miss
sophie Young, TO George Loring Hub
b>il r., son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
l.. Hubbell. OF Garden City. l.. I.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Allen Townsend for tho
wedding OF their daughter, Miss Ade-
laide Townsend. and Edwin Tunni-
cliff Fox ON Jan. 8 in st. Thomas's
Church. A reception will follow at
the Townsend home, No. 237 Madison
Avenue.
Mrs. George Grant Mason OF No.
s5A Fifth Avenue gave a dance last
night at Sherry's TO Introduce her
daughter, Miss Margaret Van Is. Ma
son. More than 800 guests were
present.
DR.. and Mrs. Herman Blggs OF No.
40 West 1fty-sixth Street gave a
dinner last night at the Colony Club
for their daughter. Miss Katharine
Biggs. and Miss Margaret Van Is,
Mason. Afterward they took their
guests to see "Cheating Chcatcrs''
and then went to Miss Mason's dance
at Sherry's.
Among social affairs to-day will
be q theatre party and dance given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gould. a
dinner and theatre party by Mrs.
John w. Dennis for her daughter.
Miss Evangeline Brewster Johnston;
q dance by Mrs. James King Hoyt
for Miss Barbara Hoyt at the Ritz
Carlton; a dance by Mrs. William
Hull Browning to introduce Miss
Therese d.. Browning at Sherry's; a
dinner dance by +. lIolhrook Belts
for Miss Helen A. IIoadley at
Sherry's; a reception by Mrs, Fred
erick Whiting for Miss Margaret
Whiting. and a supper dance by
Mrs. Herbert II, Dean at the Gotham
Ter Miss Ruth Dean.
The evening world., 1916-12-22
20 NAVY DIVERS QUALIFY.
First Graduates Of New Training
scheel for Men-ftsh nj Newport.

NEWPORT. r.. l.. Dec. 2:.-The
completion OF the frst yea OF the
deep sea diving school. established at
the Naval Torpedo Station here last
Cas-. was marked to-day by the grad
uation to twenty chief petty officers OF
he navy.
All Of the graduates have qualified IN
diving to a depth Of not less than $50
feet. with the use OF compressed air
and some of them have reached greater
depths in the so-Calied DIVING tank off
Fort Wetherill, In the deepest part of
N~arragansett Bay. h graduates will
be detailed to duty on various naval YES
sells.
The evening world., 1916-12-22

Resident OF Stratham. n. H., in thu
summer, but making her home at the
Hotel Wolcott. New York. in the win
ter, Miss Dorothy whitcomb, daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Charles Whit
comb. whose home is in the New
Hampshire town. is engaged to marry
Mr.. John Allen King OF this city. Her
parents have just made the an.
nouncement. Date for the wedding
has not been set.
The evening world., 1916-12-22

Irving Berlin. Americas foremost COM
poser OF syncopnted melodies. has COM
posed a Santa Claus song especially for the
readers Of The New York Sunday World.
The complete words and music pf this song
will be published In neat sundays world.
In order to he sure Of your copy, place
your order with your newsdeslcr to-day.
The evening world., 1916-12-22
K~EEP-YOUR-JOB GIFT.
brooklyn District Attorney Makes
Christmas Announcement TO stan.

ChrIstmNs 10 StHh.
District Attorney Harry A. Lewis Of
Brooklyn. who was reelected last
month. this morning handed his entire
stan a Christmas present IN she form
Of an announcement that the whole
force would be retained in office during
his incumbency. lie said that the stan
had made a record OF which any dis
trict attorney should be proud. and that
he couldn't see any reason for changing
II, as there was no apparent room ior
Improvement.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10
Gbst. Nebaftenr's Srief.


9iebcr @cicr Die tatbos
liihcn 3eitunscn iuerbcn INNER.
ibrer Nntur mad, on Scr'n9et
3ubl Der Mbonnemci,te leieen. Us
lit edriim bpppclt. hreiiad,. ia bier
iuh nidJtig. bag Der Sclertr e's
cincs tutbpliihen 9lattes ss'ne
8e~lcseubcit poriiberseben lai'e. BEN
usci9emcrtb Der Seituns 81
erbobcu. 9ieieS 9elfieht aber
5psdmdBia Damn, iuenn bic Se'er
critcns cininal ielblr bic @erbetrait
beS 9Iattes benusen, inoem lie ibre
eieenen @aarcu unh Souitises, eas
Sic 81 ~pertaufcn. psrtauifen nno
i~ibcrbaupt bcfanut 5t MAIDEN bdber.
>urh bic Anseissisalten tires fatbs.
liihen ylattes iueiteren areiicn 5iir
acnntniBnabme brineen. Damn crit
ipcrben Sic i~ibrisens int Stanhe iein
sl ipiIien, ipie flein poer ipie groB
bic Nn5eisetrdit elmer iold,en fatbos
liid,cn 3eitung in 8irflidfeit it.
3peitcns iol mar hann aud, in
iciner aorrcipcnbenS NIT 8eihdften
uuo 9erioneu - ipeld,e in Der iatbos
liiden 3eitune an3et9en, INNER tuies
rcr ullb ipieber icine intboliide 3eis
ting ernabncn 9as lit ipobl
cincs Der Writ NJ it Mittel
nm Der @n5eigefunoid)aft fIar 81
MAIDEN. baB Die 3eitune nidt MIR
rebaftioneII. ipnbern aud sros
BEN, seihdftIid,cn Ginflrb bat.
Gin InSeisctunbe iptro INNER pieber
gu cncr 3eituns 5uriidfebren,
burd ipeld,e er Inraeen iiber
Die an9eSei8tc @aare nnb 3 It c l.
Iungen erbdIt. Damn fann man
ia audi i'm o. eiprdde, 5umal in
u d. d I 8 t~reiicn. auf bic fatbos
hide 3eitung bintueiien, ale empieb<
Icnslucrtbes Iu5ei8eorsan.
Sm SntcreHc cines setpedten 9eiers
~irciies,
Ser Gbefs 8ebutteur
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10
Snfprmatipn iiber Wegiip Suri6.
sekalten.

gor uneefdbr brei gSoten purbe
i'm Senat ausiunft bariiber perIanst.
mi Der VrGiibent benn eisentlid,
ba5u gefommeu iei. @arran5a an5us
erfennen. Sotpeit lit bieie Snformaz
tion nod nidt ans Taaeslift se>
fomIren. 9as Ranipulieren i'm 0es
beimen lit CUR 3eit beianntIid Die
iturfe Seite uniereS Ggefutibs Sauptes.
Gaerbings lit man i'm Staatss De-
partement bereitS cinen Shritt fpeiter
Ipie Dor einigen Monaten als Der
Il. 6. Pribatieiretdr bes Yrdiibenten,
Or. Fumultp, es fir seratbcn fanS,
Der Sefientlitfcit mit5utbeiIen. es
sabe ieine oifi5ieIleu 9otumente iiber
bic @rcueltbaten Der Hepolutionss
beIben in Wegifo. 9as Staatss
1epartement bat iu3ipiiden (peIdc,
arbeitsileiB 4! y 1batiahen unb Be-
ritte iiber ieues uusliidlibe Nads
barlanb e%eiammelt. Gber bieie 9oius
mente 8iueen benz Senat crit au.
nad)bem Der YrGiihent bon feline,
Rcbetour 5uriidseiebrt mar. Del
Srdiibent ipirb eenau beitimmen, pas
bic Serren Senatoreu iebeu biirier
uno mas niht. Glio bic eenaile
8orsanssmetbobe, bic Der gsar bel
Der g~ebanbluns ieinsr Sumas2 eute
aniueubet! Wiht NAL orisineu lam
Der -uniers" iein.
SnStpiiden bat iih Die grregung
iibers ben Wniienmorb bon ameriias
nern III Reyito I'M &onsreS eeleet.
senatpr Stones @ertufteIunssfunii
bat 10 gut g~earbeitet, baB bic gauge
moraliihc entriiitune I'M Senat iid
in tieies Sdtpeisen umseipanbelt bot
Die Administration bat freie Sanb in
bieier Sahe erbalten unb pirb nihts
tbnn. Serr @iIion bat Garransa
anerfannt uno Die Billion selbminiitras
ton piro i'm anerfennen 10 Ianse iie
in Gmt nnb MaHt it,.
gs lit alio ben aatbolifen iibers
laiien. OBJ tie lid aufraiien. auiams
menarbeiten unb banbeIn perben. ODER
Sen Sdin,pf auf iidJ ruben laiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10
WnitnriPues.

mn 5luci 8ese often. Seine Stel>
llnsnabme ldbt leidt erfennen,
lpeld,cn geriften er s~sslaubt bat. Or
iolgte ben 8atbidlaseu bes Germ
Britain, Ses proteitantiidsn @rebisers
Us. .. Sale nnb Sobn Climbs. elmer
Der iiibrenber ". y. as. Sie
sii8ner miiiien alio bic geiiirtporter
iener YoIitif iein, bic Der Trdiiccnt
p~erluorien bat; Is miiiien icin: aars
Sinal Gibbons, Senrp Cane @iIion,
Nelion S'Sbaisbnsiip. Vall SuGIer,
@aisr. &eIlep, Or. 9ierneb, n. Matrs,
setretdr Der american federation OF
Catholic Soeieties, Der i'm Namen Der
gerbanbe. ipelhe bic 100000 aas
thoIiien bieies 2anbes reprdientieren,
beim Prdiibenten Proteit eesen Die
ernennuu8 beS Salsabihneibers unb
ganSiten Garran5a einIe8te. Ilio
auh bic gentrals Wereinss Witelieber
gcbDrcn 81 ben bonn VrGiibenten in
Der SefientIihfeit eebranbmarften
2ii9nern. @ir limb in gutter &C.
ieDi6aft.
Gin fatboliider aonereSmauu bat
lid oabin a~useebriidt, Der Yrdiibent
babe bic Glide Der unaufborlif ibn
ansreifenoeu iatboIiiden Treiie unb
Sierarhie sefiibIt unb ~5uriids
ihIasen" ipollen, nur babe er bieies
in elmer iebr unscididten 8eiie
getbano
N1eroinss. 9lber tpesbalb biirite
Elm Mann, Der bereits eiumal poli>
tiibeu Selbitmorb besanssn bat.
bieies nitt aud nod Gin 5tpeites Wal
tbun? Die Seuiation lit firtpabr
biQis 8etua. aber tic fenn5eifnet
8errn @ilion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10
Wer limb bic lHsner?

@aibin9ton\ mar am %. Sanuar
nid,t ipenis eritailnt, als bic gin5els
bcitcn iiber eiuc seipiiie 8eee tetannt
purbcn, lpeldc Ser Yrdiibent am
2lbcno pprber por elmer aDrperidaft
pun @eidditstcrteu III Sem Uort ees
baltcn bate. Sugte or bod rhter
Nuberem:
I'D babe auf gang i%ouberbare
Weiie allSgefiuben. mas i'll U1cyifo
pprGcbt, ndinlid, iubem i'd cine see
niigcube Nn5abl bon &iisner barber
iprcteu bortc. Gs lit icbr Iditis.
Widmncr liiseu gu bOren. Defenders
nod. penn man peiB, baB bicielben
liieen. **** St babe jene Rerifos
tScIdid)te 10 ausipenoig 9elernt, bab
ih lestbiu, uls ipieber cine Population
boritelis purec. badjte, ih tpiirbe Seit
9~cipinnen, ipenn ih ben Scrren pors
iagen lpilrbe, mas ielbe mir mittbeilen
ipullteu. I'd that 10 NIB Tic it]ieben
sar6 foniuS bon b%innen."
Bic ~9aibiustou Yoit", oas iiibs
rcnSe Saseblntt @aibiu8ton's, ers
tldrtc betreff bieier 8ebc:
.Nenn Der YrGiibent Der Der.
Stanten es fir nothig bait, bab bas
&oIf I%uffldruna barber beoarf. aIi
irclde iinsetpobnlite @eiie ct iiber
@eri.o i%niorniert lporben iii. NIB baB
bielc Sniormation ibm has @cft sibt.
feline eanBe Yplitit Wcrifo bieierbalb
5u dnoern, banu mag. cs u~uierer Mns
,.ht nad piele ameritaniide 8iirser
geber. lpeldJe lid, hariiber ipunoeru.
ipesbalb Der Yrdiipent nidt nit bers
ieIbeu Cffenberaisteit erildrt bat, iper
icne Siisner limb"
9eionoers mir autboliten limb neiis
gieris, aus3uiiuoeu, iper iene 2iisner
eigentlid iinh. Sic prominenteiten
decentralization. Die ben 1rdiibeuten
iiber Werito iuiormicrtcn. ODER bicss
bctrcii i'm 8bitc Souie p~oritcuig
ipurbcn. iinb: @illinm Scnuinss
@rpan, 8cb. 8iniam z. Salc. presbbs
teriider Yrebiger, Sobn Climb. u. g.
a. Siibrer, equator Smitb. Nri3oua,
equator Sal, Neiu Werico. aarbinal
Gibbons, Yaul Suller, 3enrp Cane
gSilior, 6cidnotsr in 9'egito inter
Gait. Nelion C'SbouSbueiih 8e.
,h1itsirGscr Der II. z. 6eianbtidnit
IN Wiegiio, Iisr. aeap. Yrdiibent Der
Catholic eburd, egteniion soristp,
8cp, Siernep, Shriftleiter Der Mem
pprfcr .amerira", etc.. etc.
IN fatboliiden &reiien @aibinss
tons arsnmentiert man, Der YrGfis
bent bate Stenuna in Der meritas
niid,eu Srase senonImen, mafbsm er
circ sln5abl bon @eridte iiber bic
Saac IN icnem unsliidlihcu 2anhe su
0clid,ie bctommcr bate. Sbm iuaren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10
@ssen &. .. Hrambeis.

Die Cppoiition ss9en e. .. Hranb<
els ernennune sum Neifiter bes
GbersD unbesserihtes riftet iif nidi
8c9en ieine beutihe Gbitammuns. nod
sesen ieine iiibiide MeIision. nod,
sesen feline ilriiiiden Bdbisfeiten.
ionbern pieImebr seeen feline rabitalen
gniidtsn seesn bas aapital.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10
MILAN sfYlSrfe nft1 1

WiIfsn ersidrte am 1. s~ebruar
nadcriidlih, Die Entertainer bGfteu
bas @edt, auf friesiiibreuoeu Sdiiien
al reiien. 0as Neht baben lie. aber
nidbt ben @ripriG aui Smmunitai
seeen ansriiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10
Die Stsgeralb .Wurlaae

1ie Sttseralb' gurlase our Guss
i6altuns obiconer 2iteratrr bonn Roits
peridnbt bat - pie unier Waibs
instoner aorrciponbeut mittbeilt =
abiolut feline @usiiht, bab Tie @eies
iperbcn pirb. EDGAR bic Witslieber,
ipelde Der @orla9e giinitis iinb, elaus
ben, bab Die Poitbeborben seniisenb
Gutoritdt baben. nm unanitdnbise
.9iteratnr arsauidlieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10

llnier equator 2enDpn bat Elm @ort
eeprGgt. has mir urs merfen iouen:
Ser arieg bcs bluti9en Collars"
Der Yrdiibent be6auptet ~aleroinss
bies mare nidts pie brcdige Gers
l%eumbung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10

Gnblih bat infer Staatss Separtes
ment ben friesfiibrenoen S6iffen ben
Ribbrauh Der amerifaniiten Slaasc
perboten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10
2. ". 2. ,Appam".

Sab elm beutihes Sauhboot eiuen
.iuertbpollcn britiiten Yailasierbams
pier fdperte uno ais Yriie iiber ben
Gtlantilden S3ean nah Imerifa
brafte (Siebe anberstpo gin5els
beiten) lit cine ariesstbat, Die in Der
@eihidte bcs europdiideu arieses
ein5ig bditeben miro. Sbree cheers
for the bopsl -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10

yWilion's @ertbeibisungsreiie lit
eisentlid cine observation-disclosures
%reiie", iaste Der .9bicaso Graminer".
Hiftis |! [!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-11
COMSTOCK OPENS
THREE-DAY TOUR
THROUGH SHELBY

FALMOUTH. Ind, Oct. 11.-Judge
D. w. Comstock. Republican candi
date for representative in congress
opened three days tour of Rush and
Shelby counties yesterday by deliver.
Ing the principal address at pole,
raising" meeting held here. In this ad
dress Judge Comstock launched Wig.
crous attacks upon the Wilson ad.
ministration. Judge Comstock de.
clared 1t was vitality important to the
American people to again provide a
Republican national administration
before the close Of the European war
He said the continuance Of the Demo.
cratic tariff policy after the close OF
this war would spell ruin for Ameri.
can industries.
Judge Comstock's address here was
free Of personal attacks. He confined
his remarks to discussion Of nation
al Issues. The Judge commended the
return Of the Progressive voters to
the Republican party as actuated by
sense Of patriotic duty, and he pre-
dicted a decisive Republican victory
at the polls next month as a result
of the reunion of the Republican and
Progressive parties.
Judge Comstock referred to the I'M
kept promises OF the Democratic
party; the unfortunate record OF the
Wilson administration in its dealings
with Mexico; its disregard of the civil
service law; its extravaganza in the
management Of national affairs; the
multiplication of public offices; the
failure to make preparation against a
possible war with foreign power; the
almost helpless condition of the ma.
ton on its Pacific and Atlantic coasts
In the event of such war.
The Judge devoted some time to the
consideration of the tariff question
and the idleness Of the claim for credit
by the Democratic party for the pre-
sent "war-made" prosperity existing
in this country. He urged the restor-
alton Of the Republican party to
power as a means of forestalling in
dustrial depression following the Eu-
ropean war.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-11

ray theatre, is Tommy Toner. who has
good story to tell.
During my recent trip around the
world. when playing Sydney. Australia,
would 60 out to the race track daily"
he states, trying to get some money
for nothing. After the fourth race
magnificently dressed lady came up 10
me and said, "say kid. are you riding in
this next racer" l took a tumble right
away that she thought ! was Jockey,
and I didn't put her wise to the con-
trary.
Instead, / whispered the name OF
something right into her little peach OF
an ear, and then she blew around the
ring betting hundreds to threes JUST as
though she could pay back as easily as
breathe. was dead scared for awhile,
but that thing romped home. She
whirled me home in benztne buggy
then took me to dinner.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-11
ADJUSTMENTS AT
LOCAL HOUSES
PALACE


THE Dark Silence" at the Palace to.
night and tomorrow. When any di.
rector undertakes the making OF a
love story combined with the thrilling
incidents Of the European War, he
realizes that he is up against hard
proposition. Such pictures do not lack
interest, but they strain ever faculty OF
the directors mind in order that nu.
merous details may be mastered above
criticism. The famous director, Albert
Capellani. left nothing for the imagina.
ton in the production Of THE Dark
Silence" lest 1t be the ending of the
story. The suspense is tremendous
and those who first see the picture
await the final scene with a fast-beat.
ing pulse only to find themselves
agreeably surprised.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-11
MURRErTE

'The Half-Breed," at the Murrette
tonight, the new Douglas Fairbanks
picture on the Triangle program, is a
dramatization Of celebrated story by
Bret Harte, called I'm the Carpuinez
Woods" 1t Is perhaps as characters
tic of Harte as his other famous story,
'The Luck of Roaring Camp"
Harte was one Of the best examples
Of writer's who put their own opinions
into their stories rather than yield to
consensus Of feeling on any given
point, and nowhere is this more evil
dent than in his conception Of the
character of Winslow Wynn, the Bap-
fist Minister in THE Half-Breed."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-11

torney. and Mss Renee Rogers. In the
part OF girl who is the victim of a
surgical operation.
The opening reel represents the por-
tails OF eternity and the souls of little
children waiting to be born They go
forth to earth in great numbers. and
those unwanted are being constantly
sent back
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-11
WASHINGTON

where Are My Children?" at the
Washington Friday and Saturday, the
first feature film to be exhibited IN de-
fiance of the National Board OF ne.
view of Motion Pictures, was produced
by Miss Lois Weber. who also directed
"The Dumb Girl Of Portici." The chief
roles were played by Tyrone Power, as
a district attorney: Miss Helen Rleme,
as Mrs. Walton, wife of the district at
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-11
ANNOUNCES TWO GIFTS

Announcement has been made Of a
gift to the Endowment OF 100000,
from Joseph A. Goddard, Of Muncie,
and gift OF 100000 from Benjamin
Johnson. OF Richmond. Both Mr.. God
dard and Mr.. johnson are members of
the Board Of Trustees. and have been
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-11
liberal contributors to the College for
years.

The motor of the automobile which
carries 1t operates a new machine
which bores four post holes into the
ground at once for posts or other
purposes. 81
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-11
BABY scATTERs GEMS

EDGEWATER, N. j., Oct. IL
A bag containing $4,000 worth Of
jewels tossed from an automobile by
Frank A. Berthold's baby son, was
found an hour later by policeman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-15

neighbor told my mother about Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
| took 1t, and now | feel like q new
peraon. / don't suffer any more and !
am regular every month. Mrs. HAZEL
HAMILTON, S22 South 18th St.
When a remedy has lived for forty
wears, steadily growing in popularity
and influence, and thousands upon
thousands Of women declare they owe
their health to It, is It not reasOna-
bic to believe that It is an article Of
great meritl
IfyOu want special advice write
to Lydia Il. Pinkham Medicine
Co, (cOnfldentiaD, Lynn, Mass.
Your letter will be opened, read
and answered by q woman end
held In strict confidence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-15
GET RID Of SCROFULA
HOW? TAKE S. S. S.
Fifty Years Use Proves S. 5. 5.
Will Relieve Stubborn Cases.

You have noticed the little fostering
pimpies on the face and body--swelling
Of the glRndH-sorenes In the legs and
arm muscles. These are the symptoms
Of scrofula. You may have some Of
these symptoms possibly the taint Of
scrofula Infection. But In either case,
Il is a dangerous condition. Your blood
In infected, impure, and you can never
hope to gain perfect health until the
Impurities are washed from the sys.
tenn. II you feel badly ali the time
you must crave health. II you want
TO feel renewed spirits, the glow OF
perfect health bright eyes, clear skin,
the knowledge that you are well, you
can do 80. Cleanse your blood by TAX
ing s. s. s. For nifty years It has been
the standard blood purifier II relieves
the trouble by renourishing the blood,
renewing its. strength, and stimulating
the flow so that the blood regains It's
lost vitality, and throws OF the poison.
Even long standing cases respond. But
you must use s. 8. s. Take IL for all
blood Infections. Get II at your drug
II YOU need special advice write the
Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-15

Koenim. Ontario; Siebert, Pendieton
Time, 20 seconds,
Discus-Mattox, Ontario; Deader-
ick Halfway: Payton. Baker. Distance
1Os feet inches
22O-yard low hurdles--Moon. La
Grande, and Gordon, Pendleton. tied
for first; Greer, wallowa, Time, 81
1-b seconds
Javelin-Mlms. Pendleton; Gard
ner, Baker; Greer. wallowa' DFs'
lance. 154 feet inches.
Relay-Pendleton La Grande.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-15
How Mrs. Haired OF hid Of Her
stosi1acll Trouble.

Il suffered with stomach trouble
for years and tried everything | heard
Of, but the only relief I got was .em-
porary until last spring I saw Cham
berlain's Tablets advertised and pro-
cured a bottle Of them at our drug
store. l got immediate relief from
that dreadful heaviness after eating
and from pain In the stomach" writes
Mrs. Linda Harrod. Fort Wayne, Ind.
obtainable everywhere.-Adv.