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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
MUD SUCK.

There win be an ice cream festival
at Mud Suck school house Saturday
night. Sept 2
Miss Armina Moore. who has been
visiting in Floyd county, has returned
TO her home.
school improvement league has
been organized here The frst meet.
ing win be the 9Th OF Sept. at night
Much interest is being manifested in
the work.
Matthias Rice, who has a position AZ
Naneeburg. visited home folks recent
IS. KLuKLUN. i
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
TWIN BRANCH.

Bro. Parker filled his regular APP
pointment here Saturday night and
preached 10 n large congregation.
| Literary here every Wednesday night
Please everybody come out and help
US
Mrs. Martha Jane Adkins is very III
Mt this writing and is not expected "a
live.
We are sorry indeed to hear Of the
death OF Mrs, John Blankenship OF
Irish creek.
Damer Lyons spent Monday night
with his little sons. Woodrow and Dam
err
Mrs: Hester Chapman is spending
some time with Mrs. ova Berry.
Miss Lue Berry. OF Radnor. West Va
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Steve Berry
OF this place.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Adkins.
a 1 pound boy.
Misses Ida and Cora Berry win soon
leave for Columbus. Ohio. where they
viii spend the rest OF the year.
Damer Lyons left Tuesday for CO.
lumbus, Ohio. where he has employ
ment
Mrs. Hester Chapman paid home
folks n visit Sunday
Mr., and Mrs. Watt Pennington and
children Of Gait. attended church here
Sunday
Sol May HE'D his regular appoint
ment at w. y. Adkins Sunday
Cupid says the wedding bells viii
ring on our creek Sunday.
Don May was the pleasant guest OF
friends Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ida and Cora Berry visited the
sick OF our community Monday
BLACK EYED GIRL
GREEN VALLEY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
CARO- oE THANKS.

We desire to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to the many
friends and relatives who so kindly and
generously assisted us in our recent
sorrow, in the sickness and death CT
our beloved wife and mother and for
the messages OF sympathy. the beau
tiful floral tributes and assistance rem
dered in the funeral services.
We are. very gratefully,
r. A. AKERS AND CHILDREN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
ouRslN.

The ice cream supper at this place
Saturday night was largely attended
A good time was enjoyed by all
Miss Lucy Cyrus gave delightful
house party, entertaining Few friends
for ,hc weekend Motoring. horse back
riding. swimming. boating and many
other aports passed the time away The
guests were driven TO the convention
on SUNDAY by the hostess. where AL m
joyed most wonderful - III
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01

sermon at this place
Crops are looking c
ter In this neighborho
cent rain.
School Mt this place
pended for two week.
tearing down the old I
rebuilding q new ne.
children In this distrI
needed for several yea
county superintendent
the building.
Fred vanhorn. who
ing Mt Huntington, had
home here much TO d
friends. II
Miss Marie Roberto.
at Zelda. visited homo
and Sunday.
Clln Hulett and ian
day with Mr.. Prince /
There viii be an ic
at this place the SECOND
in September. Eyeryh
come and bring somob'
a good time is expecte
SUN Bt
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FARMS FoR aAIg

YIN IL acres bottom land 49,.
nt mousse. on river. railroad ~
~ road close to church. schoo
auores. Plenty frnt .ree. Co.
~ 20 acres. mostly In Rraaa:
snd barn. young orchard; thr..
rom Louisa tiBooOo.
M % acres. ne mi:b nom For
9"i va op--railroad and counts
No. I.Y"r' \Sood land. No hou,,
at ~ acrSs-fsrtils r,v.r 49,,
(ns- half mile below Fort CAV
~ acres adjoining Fort Gay.
ass land, six or seven acre. !,
M Price $4,000. w
MI .. ID YATES, Louisa Ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01

Chance Kise was calling ON Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Neace Sunday.
Roscoe Parker visited his sister. Mrs.
Martha Adkins Sunday
A JUNE ROSE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
WEST VIRGINIA
ITEMS OI
Carolina Man Arrested
For Crime ~ Years Old.

For Crime ~ Years Old.
Asheville. N. c., Aug. /.
ing the authorities for Il
Andrew Wise. a white n
killing "A constable Ia
has been arrested In '
Va. He was caught imI
the killing. but escaped
Jail He was not heard
last April. when he mad
to the county and LETT b,
IN was notified. After
search he was found
yesterday.
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$50 ares within u mll..

$50 fres within II mile. otlR
natl. q Ohio river. in poons utiI
ny. q good pike near For,ntl
lam. zoe acres river bottom. Xxi
blue rAHs rolling Land. WI
iog acres within four mile. ol
IoeuineAr Weobvilis, Lawrence
y. ~ 20 acre. creek bo,ro..t
Acrs blue Graas hin land. ga \
agSts.
" prices ana tsra2 n ron m,
Duinoss see owner or vrits n
ASland. Ky. 80
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
PRICE or PAPER
ALMOST OUT

The price or ordinary
newspapers was advance
ago to sir cents per pour
resentativs OF a large par
us he expects the price
where from seven 10 eieh
the war ends soon. (And
is supposed TO be making
Our readers viii get a.
the advance means %
state that shipWspis,t
Z fo ,rIl1!.gl nsAAf
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
UPPER LICK cREEK.

Several from here are attending SER
vices regularly at the Bethel Camp
grounds; many are also seen enroute
to Louisa to go to church.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01

There will be a pie social at the Bor-
ders Chapel school house Friday night.
Aug. rs. 1916. SHIRLEY HENSLEY,
Tea char
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01

Z. y W. 80 vas nHsisted IN her en-
.trrtaining by her brothers. Luther anC
Edmond Cyrus.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
LUKE M,LukE SAYS.

There are mighty few mon who
couldn't write an essay on What
Know About Winding Other Peoples
Business"
If young wife can't find anything
else to have Mysteries over she will sit
down and bawl because she hasn't any
lace on her bath towels.
1t makes good housekeeper happy
to see the paper hanger arrive. And
1t makes him twice as happy to see
him depart.
Another reason why we have SO
many divorces is because a woman
would rather pretend to love a man
than 10 let some other woman love
him
Even II she is still single when she
is thirty, a woman always has the con-
ISOLATION of knowing that she was born
that way.
Telling another man your troubles
doesn't relieve your troubles. II merely
adds to the other mans troubles.
The average mans idea Of a Boob Is
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01

Bergie Miller and Tom Tan obed-
ient(?) little ponyl disagreed sunday
Tom seems az spry as in former days
but Miss Bergie is nursing a very bad
ly sprained arm.
Harlin Blackburn. recent Ohio Wis
itor has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Fraley and Miss
Marry Miller were down from Van
Lear Sunday.
The funeral Of Mrs, Malissa Miller
(nee WILSON, will be preached " her
home below the mouth OF Reoben the
fourth Sunday in September,
Bill Burgess an employee at Torch
light, had the misfortune TO get his
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01

N
iputation necessary. III, regular in ''''
Mrs. Floyd McCown Is vss.u. cretfons
Misses Ida Miller an5s Ia,htrn ache ~ ~,
ess were in boes sa.1,h, no, - hsys y Leona chli
=. trade stop. Tn.
,ch .sss in the mid5er Lick creek school is very
.,perity now beira need OF good library inciud-
present comprean up-to- date dictionary. SO there
Will have pogll be an Ice cream social at the place
ible fqhat mentioned the second Saturday night
e Sket. In September. Remember when you are
e by Dec buying the cream you are doing some
ures IL by thing to make industries and better
citizens OF some future day. Come one,
n some OF come all SALLIE LUNN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01

a fellow who has little sense ;-n.,on.ibi. 10.
no votes the other Political Tic. 80 ,ho : lHa'
An old man measures tipr nan, shet
AIDES. But small boy 49, -. s~de by DEC
the snace between g. semeasures II by
II n,igbt 4 - III. - neals.
tbe rasa f.o'ies u eNeiF be good idea for OF
s- az ties will be cloirants to provide ear nuns
c 1t is put rejection OF it's patrons while
ofaap ,,atrons are eating soup.-Cin-
ciunad Enquirer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01

HOUSE q LOT FOR sALEi--one
2-story frame house on Lock avenue.
House new. Large lot. For further
description and price apply 60 Angus
lTus SNYDER.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01

tive that pher to lntnee
may even per year , IDS
the subacu l.al. ,lIns
ter. althokh. r,,,.p
HoweyeE a =, 80 u
advance We
an advan, 'iou''eeinet
necessafynontiia inta
those wh,hat all o1nl
difference have III
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01

lie best moonlight LEI
This fall and win
1 trip to Washing
the city there by
field and others,
assure OF meeting Whf
his should be In. 7
the best moon.
"TRIP will certainly
In Lexington by nd
'tdent OF the Lex. -
containing a draft alonI
OF the late Col. Butid
millionaire cattle rest
Vile, Mo-. as q do dutid
rtaow being raised H. j
4 d
IN Clay County, aErr
\ ago suffered the mp
Vmitory by IRE. IN
Tor the prevention
voiced by Gov. ii
4 TO delegates for yo,l
IhlosisN sanltarium cui
THE Tuberculo- PIC
Md the governor. an
atic nor Repub- ~
do It's best to nj
Q which 10 claim III
s-seventh OF the mi
iields, OF Tcnnes.
Smith. OF South
Cordell Hulit
Id Representative
-tMaryland. as well
=, light states in the her
viln range are eI' hew
al ON the opening
7 appalachian Good
lose sessions wiz
N to 8. scr
TX Mayor Of ver,n - y
w Northern Mich -"
s Nd the ohio Riyeibo
e,niihe FIRST time II mon,
al y Mayor has eve ordst
nAhits Of the stRtmber
Tx, never ridden inG,es
~ I'll two years az
viIl. record Of neyaisvill,
v.s outside OF hArKI
Aesa. Louisa. X
? -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
! EVERY VOID OF rHrs.
{, up You. Il Has Helped OH.
''r'' Why No, Your

! four years my business
,rensing. ! am better Ro-
n me country and people.
70 please all my custom
every man tho worth OF
am able 10 care for YOU
Fill show you mere coun-
GAYS than any man in
and II costs you nothing.
fu good home raised and
ruD. put up In the Rig
and It costs you moth
ou buy or not. Why 70
rs where you have TO
and pay board, etc.
ouy from one OF your
boys And have a good
Bense. We have good
ader and II has n very
on II. Most all the
Listen to this:
houses. plenty fruit.
. good hill. All for
sash. balance to suit
rel and rolling. two
ID old school house
100000. 100000.
/ you.
all the bargains 7
Thing you want I
OF IA you hunt II up.
ID Tor oil and gas At
"a get hold OF some
n ~ you want. I
soon as possible
Q n. to Ironton. o.,
~ Y I. for Bloom
30 md I will meet
mr. are invited to
} y Mail CHI
ne 'a moaie ohis.
!. agent. supply OF re-
' this ana Deerinr
dress I'd rakes FOR
'p9sW cS. is-sI
! : J ! ! z.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
VCEI
BEADOPTED

10, uhlsls Sandy
lis, VII be on &
n. ~Pskr will b.
Dat. hid In a.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01

Kentucky
can covS
from the
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
: large line and sell at Q,
charged elsewhere.

4ucr FUNERALS IN
AMER.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01

You can
whore n
The evening world., 1916-12-13
STOCK MARKET STRONG
AFTER PEACE" FURRY

The natural reaction following
yesterdays gigantic unloading OF
stocks created boom in the Stock
Market to-day. Apparently most Of
tho speculators who became afflicted
with cold feet upon hearing that Ger
many had advanced peace terms got
rid Of their holdings before o'clock
yesterday afternoon and most OF tho
orecipitato selling to-day was done
by persons who figured overnight
that the slump would continue, and
sold short.
Tho market increased in strength
with each hour and closed strong.
with United states Steel selling up
to l20 IA, only rs points below
Monday nights close. The day pro-
duced rallies of from 2 TO 5 points in
all the leading active stocks and
from to 2 points In the less promi-
nent issues. II was another big
Stock Exchange day. the sales APP
proximating 100000 shares.
The evening world., 1916-12-13
EMBEZzlER ADMITS GUILT.
4. =. Fidelity and Guarantee Co. Lost
-. 900 by False Claim Ccrtincntions.

Melvin T.. Graham. superintendent Of
the claim department OF the United
States Fidelity and Guarantee Company.
No. 80 Cedar Street. pleaded guilty to-
day before Judge Mott In General Scs-
Sious to an indictment charging him
with the larcency Of $3.50. Graham was
remanded to the Tombs until Dec. 22
for sentence.
According 10 Assistant District Al
torncy Weller. Graham. for three years
past has been stealing from the lnsur-
ance company by passing bogus claims
lie admits that he robbed the COM
pany Of $500. The indictment alleged
that on Dee. 2i. 1915. he falsely certified
he had settled u claim against client
OF the company.
The evening world., 1916-12-13
MRS. HARKNESS
CUT s2O,OOO,OOO IN
13PARTS BY WILL
Yale and Charitable Institu-
tons Share in Estate of Rail-
road Magnate'S Widow.

Tho will OF Mrs. Mary Warden
Hardness, widow OF the late Charles
w. Hardness. standard oil magnate,
was filed fro probate this afternoon.
Mrs. Hardness died on Dec. 8 and
her estate is estimated 20 be worth
more than s2O.Oo0. 900. Tho residue,
after numerous bequests, Is cut up
into thirteen parts, divided between
her brothers and nieces and their
families.
One-thirteenth. absolutely, is given
to Sarah u. Mclean, n sister, OF Phila-
dclphla: two parts to Edith Warden
Corning, a sister. OF Cleveland; one TO
Clarence A. Warden, a brother, OF
Philadelphia; two TO Barbara Warden
Strawbridge of Philadelphia, another
sister, and ono to William w. Warden
OF Philadelphia. brother. He re-
ceives, In addition, a life income on
another part.
One part is held In trust. FOR life, for
Elizabeth B. Kctterlinus, a sister; an
other for Herbert W. Warden Of
Paris. France, brother. and another
for Nelson B. Warden, n brother, also
OF Paris.
4 trust fund with an income OF $780,
900 a year is set aside for Henry War
den. of Fredericksburg. Va. the in
come descending to his children at his
death.
Three hundred thousand dollars Is left
to Yale. to be used only in payment
OF salaries TO officers OF instruction.
To the endowment fund of st. Bar
tholomew's Church she adds 500 900.
st. Johns Guild OF this city gets $780,
OOO the Babies Hospital. st. Mary's
Free Hospital for children, each re.
ceive 100000. as well as four other
Institutions outside the state.
William g. Warden and Clarence A.
Warden. OF Philadelphia, arb named
as executors. Murray, Prentice and
Howland. OF No. 81 Wall Street. are
attorneys for the executors.
The evening world., 1916-12-13
NORMAN HAPGOOD WEDS
IN MUNICIPAL CHAPEL

Norman Hapgood, the writer, and
Miss Elizabeth Kcmpley Reynolds,
also a writer, were married at .
O'Clock this afternoon in the marriage
chapel Of the Municipal Building by
Deputy City Clerk Frank j. Good
win.
Mr. Hapgood had ben married be-
fore but was divorced on Nov. D.
1915, in New Hampshire. Tho BRIDE
groom gave his address as No.
West Fifty-fourth Street, his ago as
forty-eight and mis- birthplace ac
Chicago.
Miss Reynolds is tho daughter Of
Edward j.. Reynolds of No. 175 Sec
ond Avenue and Is twenty-five years
old.
For a long time Mr.. Hapgood was
editor of Golfers and afterward OF
Hafpcr's Weekly. lie was Chairman
OF tho Committee of One Hundred
and Seven which nominated Mayor
Mitchell.
The evening world., 1916-12-13
REPUBLICAN, "MANAGER"
SUGGESTED BY WHITMAN
Governor Thinks Well of Plan
Which Would Eliminate Title
of State Chairman of Party.

The appointment OF Republican
state Manager" with salary attach
ed. but with the title Republican State
Chairman eliminated. Is a plan which
Governor Whitman said to-day at the
81. Regis he was seriously consider.
Ing. There have been several confer
ences OF late between the Governor
and the party leaders. who desire him
10 fill the vacancy in the Chairman
ship due TO the retiring OF Frederick
c. Tanner
The plan seems feasible to me-
tho Governor added. because, while
there will not be much work In the
next few months for a state Chair
man, there should be some one In
the office who could devote all his
time to tho job, Congressman
Smell, who declined the Chairman a
ship, would take tho place IL I in.
sisted. / am sure, but tho plan OF
having a manager would do just as
well"
After a conference with George w
Perkins, Governor Whitman was
asked whether MIR. Perkins was a
candidate for tho Mayoralty of New
York. I'VE could go n great dis
tanca and never find man SO wei
suited to the office" was the reply.
The evening world., 1916-12-13
President ConferS With Col.
House and Cancels
Engagements.
WIDE INTEREST TAKEN.
Washington Expects Some
thing Definite to Result
From Germany's Action.
By Samuel NJ. Williams.
Special From Q Staff Corrsspo M nj
OF The EVENING Worldly

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-Presi-
dent Wilson has before him the news
paper reports giving the text as made
public In Berlin, but will do nothing
until the official message forwarded
by the American Embassy In Berlin
is laid before him.
At the White House II was said
that until President Wilson had time
20 study the note nothing could be
said about the form of Transmission
20 the Entente powers. II Is understood
that this Government will be pleased
TO act as intermediary In commuai-
cations between the belligerents. but
whether the President will add a post
script designed to promote peace Is
siill undecided.
The President cancelled all his out
side engagements to-day. including
one to preside over the annual meet
ing OF the American Red Cross. and
remained in the White House, where
he conferred with Col. T.. NJ. House.
his friend and adviser, who made a
trip TO Europe to sound out peace SEN
timent. Col. House may 20 again IL
the President makes a move to ac-
company Germany's proposals with
suggestions OF any character. Col.
House left this afternoon for New
York.
The German Embassy had no fur
ther advices on the terms OF the CEN
trail Governments. but It was admitted
that terms had purposely been
omitted from. the Chancellor's speech
and the note because the sole pur-
pose was TO propose a conference on
terms and carefully avoid advancing
any which might be made the basis
of refusal.
The Gsrmanie diplomats in this
country. reNecting the views Of
their Governments, believe the
answer Of the Entente allies will
be an inquiry as to the basis on
which Germany proposes peace,
and with that much as . founda-
tion they see the warning nations
we'll on the way to a conference
from which they are sanguine
peace would result.
The probability OF the Entente allies
themselves making some announce
nent Of the terms on which they
would make peace Is regarded here
as having tremendous possibilities for
effect upon the German people them
selves.
Among the visitors to Washington
to-day is Jacob II. Schiff, banker, OF
New York. He said he came to at.
tend the Red Cross meeting. but he
was keenly interested in peace de-
velopments and asked newspaper mon
for latest news.
II have nothing TO say on the sub.
ject at this time" he told The Eve
ming World. But IL Is all most in
teresting"
The evening world., 1916-12-13
CANA DIAN PREMIER
DECLAR THAT THERE
SHALL BE NO TRUCE

SASKATOON. Sask.. Dec. i3.-'Tt
Is the determination OF the people OF
this land--of the peoples OF the Brit
ish Empire-that there shall be no
truce" This statement OF Sir Robert
Borden. Premier of Canada. at "A great
meeting here was generally hailed to-
day az Canada's official and popular
response TO the German peace pro-
posals.
There shall he peace" he said.
which means peace for many years
20 come. That IL the spirit OF the
people OF Canada. as IL is the spirit
of her men at the front. in the hos
pitals and in training"
The evening world., 1916-12-13
GOOD TINE TO MOVE
FOR PEACE. THE VIEW
TAKEN BY HENRY FORD

DETROIT. Mich. Dec. is.-"Gsr-
many's action should be applauded
around the world" declared Henry
Ford. head OF the Copenhagen Peace
Conference. day In commenting on
Won Bcthmann- Hollweg's peace pro-
posals.
This Is the logical time for peace
moves. There IL no possibility OF
either side winning the war. 80 why
prolong the awful suffering that Il
entails? ! only hope Germany's pro
posals will be well received"
The evening world., 1916-12-13
WHITMAN PICKS DELEGATES.
Names Einy-Thr-e for National se-
curity League Congress.

ALBANY. Dec. i3--Fltty-three del
egatcs were named by Governor
whitman to-day to represent the
state AZ the Congress OF Constructive
Patriotism to be held In Washington.
l. e.. Jan. 25-27. under tho direction
OF the National security League.
The New York delegates include
former Governors Martin IL. Glynn
and BENJAMIN II. Odell, United States
senator James a. oGormsn. United
states Senator-elect William VI. Cal.
der. Ebert H. Gary. George W. Per
kins, Mrs. H. IA. Hartman. Mrs. Ar.
thur NJ Dodge. New York; George IL
Cobb, Watertown; James q. Cutler
Rochester; i. Francis bay, Utica
l."ulr T. FuhrmHnn, Buffalo, William
Nottingham. syracuse. and Jacol
Gould SChurman. Ithaca.
The evening world., 1916-12-13
BRITISH STILL STICK TO AS
OUTFITS TERMS.

Gernany's proposals for peace are
based on her claim that she Is vlc,o-
rious. Asquith's speeches, to which
the Foreign Office referred. were
based on the destruction OF German
miiitarisn.
His Gulldhall speech on Lord May
or's Day. 1914. has never been revised
In IL he said:
I'VE shall not sheath the sword.
which we have not lightly drawn.
until Belgium has recovered
more than she has sacrificed. un.
I'll France Is adeaustely secured
against menace, until the rights OF
the smaller nationaIities have
been placed upon an unsssaiisble
foundation. and Until the military
domination Of Prussia is finally
destroyed"
IL IL believed the terms implied II
this speech and the terms that woult
b< laid down by a Germany Victorious
sre 81 widely at Variance hat peac,
IN long way OF. Few profess Il
believe that either the Central Pow
The evening world., 1916-12-13

received French
the LONDON Pero
Spanish requested
to Italy
the Imperial Chan
Rehstag yesterday that Gcmanys
in mind
hopes for whoeheased but 10
rejection discussion
empire fully Its deter
speculation which has been current
The evening world., 1916-12-13

Horace A, Loomis, sixty years old
IA dentist of No. l West Thirtieth
Street. was found dead to-day in the
bathroom Of his home. Death was
due to natural causes,
The evening world., 1916-12-13
German Vsiironds Abolish Com
pRrtmcnts for Women Only.

BERLIN. Dec. (by maiD.-To SAW
space In the trains. reduce their sist.
and thereby diminish the amount Of
coal used. the German railways arc
soon to abolish the time-honored COM
partmcnts for women only. Likewise
tho compartments for passengers with
dogs are 20 20.
The evening world., 1916-12-13
A Single Application
Banishes Every Hair
(Thc Modern Beauty

Here is how any woman can easily
and quickly remove Objectionable,
hairy growths without possible injury
To the skin: Make paste with some
powdered delatone and water, apply
to hairy surface and after 2 or min
utes rub off, wash the skin and the
hairs are gone. This is a painless, In
where the growth is unusually thick.
n single application is enough. You
should, however, he careful to get
genuine delatone.-Advt.