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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
PRESIDENT ENDORSES
JEWISH RELIEF FUND

WASHINGTON. March 2s.-Presi-
dent Wilson %sent telegram today
endorsing the< raising Of a s10.00O,O00
fund for the s;e!ief OF Jewish war suf-
ferers, in WI Och he said, The Rus
sion has opered the doors OF freedom
to an oppref sed people," and urged
that they berencouraged The presi-
dents telegram; sent to Julius Rosen-
valid. of Chicago. follows:
Your contribution OF 5 100000 to
the $10,000,0e0 fund for the RELIEF OF
Jewish war sufferers serves democ-
racy as well yas humanity. The Rus
sian revolut;nn has opened the door
of freedom 20 an oppressed people;
but .unlesl taey are given life and
strength and courage. the opportunity
Of centuries Nill avail them little. 1t
is to American that these starving
millions look:;for aid and out OF our
prosperity, frlit Of free Institutions.
should spring vast ant; and enn9 S}IIEu
ton even vi Gle it furnishes inspira'
ton" :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
CAN'T FIND DAND2UFF


Every bit of dandrUf disappears
after one or TWO applications OF Dan
dertle rubbed well into the scalp with
the finger tips. Get q 25-cent bottle Of
panIerire at any drug store and save
your hair. After q few applications
YOU can't flud particle Of dandruff or
any falling hair. and the scalp Will
never Itch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30

talented little actress, 10 knUw she j.,
with us today. perhaps her last. rs
tour; which she is making moro 10
visit old places whore she has many
friends. and to fulfill a promise mad"
TO Gus Hill more than twenty years
time listen 10 his proposal that size
come under his managerial banner.
Mutt and jeff opens Tonight for an
engagement Of three performances at
lhr Court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
Sudden AffQck Brought
Threat Of Operation
SENT FOR A BOTTLE OF FRUlTO
LA AND WAS QUICKLY RE
LIEVED OF GALL STONE
TROUBLE.

After doctor1ng with several differ
cnt doctors and getting no relief, MI
+. L. Sherman. II CroCker Ave,
Johnson City. y. Y. says h. was
taken very suddenly on" night with
severe pains and on calling the doc,
tor vas told he had gall stones and
that an operation was necessary. Mr,
Sherman writes, 81 had heard III
Fruitola so sent for bottle and louk
it. vas relieved OF Il large qnanti'
" Of gall Stones. and continued ih:.,
treatment Now | am quite well, ana
have regaincd over forty pounds lost
weight"
Frl.iiOla and Traxo ar" compounded
from the original Edsal: formulas at
the PinuS laboratories III Montlrrt!"'
Ill.,. ard can b" purchased at drug
stores: 4 doctors prescription Is no'
necessary. F'ruilnlI is Il puFr tr'llt
all ,I,, .,rFc a.. M lrI,.sfirt lubricant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30

Includes fort: :seven commissions in
forty.six tate,t New York having two
commissions. $. Montana did not re-
mort, or the Son LAWYERS on the conf.
missions thee Gazette in advance
sheets says toat 13 are farmers, 1S
public odilcias, six merchants, FIVE
civil engineers; four bankers. four edi:
tors, three university professors and
the rrraaindr representing almost:
every branch .tt professional and bust
ness actiyity Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
MENNON|TE5 IN
WAR PROTEST

Sl'r:ai D.s;a,ch - Il" h;..iseat":, -, ...a,,,,
CULCABL ;. -, .haV'n ~ ''I .
PETITION pro;sstiny ass':ls; war. l. VIII
he resented - president, Wilson ny
congressman 3 Wr.iy: -; t'ti |',,c mtI,
he goes TO Washingt%n - ;t,r o!' nm,
Of congress. This MI n" "hs FsSS ',.,
" eltT's first or!clai az, IL. 49,,
ties ask that they aid others N'oS'
religious scr&pl.s deter mem rom ~
Kastng in war y" .N":rHt ':"m zoe pro,
visions 81 the military S"rE!c. acf IN
me event o; war. "e"crai !Hshhont'SS
will accompany W'I;E to c2I On 80
war nevertheless II the president asHs
II
,,, ,,,,,,.. la,.rs,c4
With ms S.eht "3'!I t - tI..,,irs.,nn E
~. vnS .anen last night IN the Erown-
Frryu.o:. Ambulance 10 PrUteStant hos
piiai He was h"rt whi!" 1t work at
The Raeknye Window Glass company.
Porhoru ay.r,;. A.: artery WAS s"v-
red
Mrs. May iiWs;c''. -; !-'tt!| tS%ck' -.Nr i.s;
was found guilty ~ th- fc';;r;.I t"Irs
here today. " Using n: malls 10 &C.
fraud |. IS asserted tE;tt SH' " N'"'t'>s
money from men under pr"!rIs'. 90
marriage. Sh" got IN tnac!' VIA 'n.''
through matr,:nontai adv"rilSr'm ,..,$ ana
in ali oar;s ot the country. Mrs. Hustled
admitted shat she had been 3urrtrH -H"E
times. and CGutI :.Ot tGIL X Al. OF Htk
bush,pts rere dead
The total resources Of phtoS sthie
and private banks IL nearly Sl.upu."v!.-
O00 70 say nothing OF The vast Sums n
the federal hunts. Tire :o:al IS $9to.-
2S6.s0S. sgains, sI+a e+l.34+ Il y"ac ago
Total deposits March We're usual
The ninr toi.:mbus banks showed 4
>,,rn, saiijno 40. since the last report
Drcenhor =. The following figures rep
resent Columbus banks cor March this
xaar and D.cerlbsr las, rcar. respective
w.. Loans sSr.9TJo against SS.2Sl.si5;
deposits. ,l.sS7.S1 ayalnsi sl:.ol0.c1A
reserre s305S 0T+ against S2.9S9.ISi;
1o.ai resources sl4o6S,701. against Sla.-
13S oe4
-------
Governor James NJ: Cox wouto ma
the ohio Solol"TS HShN ~ $40 -. -
iumhus' sanitary units from The Mexican
border he said: IL our honor and self
re,nect suggest that We take part In the
war. I hope that old Glory and the oh!9
troops will stand in the trenches OF
Franco 1ghsinE for worldwide dernoc,
racy." Soldiers and c'THiens cnesEes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
STOPS HEADACHE:
NEURALGIA
DON'T SUFFER-! GET A DIN 6
PACKAGE OF Or. JAMES HEAD
ACHE POWDERS.

You. can clear your head and relieve
a dull. splitting or violent throhbtng
headache IN moment With Or.
james Headache Powder This old.
time headache relief acts almost Inagl-
cally Send some one 20 the urug store
Now FOR dime package and few mo-
E!ents after you take a powder you
WI! wonder what become OF the head
ache. neuralcia and pain. Stop sut'
icriug-it's needless. Be sure you get
what you ask for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
KETcHUM AT MARTINS FERRY.

Charles M%.Ketchum, general man,
agcr O. tho Wheeling Commercial
association. sroke on THE Future OF
The Ohio TaSey" at 4 luncheon-mect-
Ing YESTERDAY Of the Martins Ferry
Board of Tt4sdc in the headquarters
of the organZatio.n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
Potts Bargains

Marsh's Big Aavanas. .......2 for &c
Marsh's Big Havanas, box. 1925
Marsh's Seed Sto9les. for Sc
Roasted Coffee. pound. ..16c. 2Oc. 2oe
Our Best Gunpowder Tea. pound. SOC
Our Best Mixed Tea, pound. .1oc
Breakfast Cocoa, pound. ....-.. 25c
Country Gentleman Corn. 14c
Early June Peas. .12Izc
ron,+oes can .12c, 15c
Rolled Oats, package. .......:.... 7oc
MaE1FOnl wv
Navy Beans, pound. lac
String Beans car. .7uc
Ocean White Fish. IS for 25c
Sauer K-aut, pound. .............1 2c
Ginger Snaps, pound. .........1 oc
All Soaps ........'.. ..... .'4/2e
Big Hayanas. 2:x..-....... 800. .S1.2o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
Ohio Naws Notes.

tie wall In his ronniul; house. He Is
h"!rg held hy The polio" p"uGius !nE~s-
legation by federal authorities.
Ohio News Notes.
r.et"lAnd--Wv$; Eu:lE. Il suburb. rot-
&c ,35 to 3S5 to retain It's saloons.
.Athens--Willian Mitchell. As"'. As. Il
section hard. WAS killed 10y q i. y ..
train.
L.;.nca S.er--ItouSiNg declarations n
.avcr OF preparedness. surpurt OK III"
government and state prohibition were
mad. 10y former Governor Frank B. WIZ
lis Il: an address at tn, concluding meet
ing e; the organized adult Bible classes
OF Ohio here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30

hardened PARTICLES that much SH:tH& Il"
sufferers l
Iirrt
by tn" Monticello" Illinois,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30

mother shoulN have It in the house
for use whenfyer occasion arises.
To avoid iE citations and ineffective
substitutes ARRAYS be sure to ask for
DR.. Caldwell Syrup Pepsin.. See that
a facsimile ofSDr. Caldwell's signature
and his portrHt appear on the yellow
carton In whth the bottle Is packed.
A trial bottles free of charge. can be
obtained by sriting TO Or. W: 3
Caldwell, 455cWashington St, Monti-
cello. Illinois,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
F. B. POTTS

Main and Tenth SIS, Wheeling. w.
Va. 2125 Market ST., Wheeling, w.
Va. and 1928 Union ST., 6ellaire,
Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30

After having boon IN 'hc hospital just
five months. State Treasurer William 5.
Johnson has b"cn discharged rs cured
and has taken quarters at hotel. He
has been able 70 look after official work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
ONLY ona naEono ou1NINE"

, To get the genuine. call Tor fall nams
tLANATINE Ei;0MO QIlNINE look
for signature of l.. w GROVE. Cur,.s
A. Cold in One Jiay. &c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30

Angus: Cahnl. :; :. :: iab"r"r % German
descent. Was ARRESTED ~ local police to-
dav in an express Office Will" w;t'tinS
tcr o Sui;raS.. which h" sad was bHtrS
son, to him From SaniISk". OHIO. P"-
lice wcr. informed that pahm had turn
cd ,n.. ;.irtur. OF President Wilson &"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11

8. q. 60. $4,000.
eOuis S9impf an GbriFian garbes
$500.
gInHn Searcp an Soutb,rn O6io
SaDiiiss 8onf Go. $4,000,
gDm. ROrath an Oolunt.sr 8. uHD
.. 60. $500.
albert 6. anbsrion al aenO1 3.
umb 9. 50. 5000.
glaior Morris an Reabins .. unb
g. 60. $50.
9eiId g. DDbrmnnn on anna q.
Glinemdn $2750.
Diaiam 2G6biuston an aiHbeI gbs.
g. unb o. 60. $500.
Seon 6. Sireet all Sol. 3. alsiu
$500.
Wiais g. 6urper on Spbe Part Q.
uno 6. 60. $2250.
Robert Stacp Sr. an Wilis s.
6nrpsr $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11

8rase O. Soffmnnn an 5arrp 6
9ui6, Got 10 in 6snrp R. Wlillsr'i
llnisrabtbsilung In Seitipn q II
D1ineresi sOlpnibip 81.
9arrp 6. guid an bic cisco Wn6i.
ne Tool Gompunp, basielbs Gigsn'
.bum 81.
Sean 6. Street al Gbn G. Sonss
So bel 140 SuB al Der Oitfsiis be,
Duncan gpsnu., biIbenb bic Got 1t
in grper's unternbtbeiluns in 9pb,
Yart 81.
:. 9Iopb @npne an bic Cincinnati
Cremation gompanp, Got q nnb
9bsil Der Got 20 IN Scbn q. Brother
ton's lintsrabtbeilung in Clifton
Seigbis 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11

Der gpredenbe bieIt inne; Elm 60
den, ein gcIlcrtoes, T9Itbtreiifenoes
GeId9tsr. bas nitts MsnI6lifss
mebr bate, i9ol our9 ben Dnlb uni
bann traate Elm S9ubl
2pber bic auseI batte ibr 3isI pers
febIt.
Sn oem rsssutriefenben @uIbs. in
bic 9untelbsit, Die in einsn idpar.
sen, feuatsn UantsI gebiiut, itanosH
bic beiben 5pbfeinoe fumm uno rss
sunsslOs unO parteteH, odb es Mior=
gems nuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
GrnnSOsisentbnms iisbertrasnnssn
gtnetuRatt, 10. Ulai

Dearp gaumbirnbrper ii. u. an bic
y Baum Sdfe &: God Gontpanh. bas
aarae @rutbs unb psrf6HIi4e Gtseh.
tbnn, betarnt nls GRANTEES plart an
Der Gront Strobs 81.
Samuel .. Cooper an Befiie Nit
teflbdum. Got 6 IN g. 8. Gooper's
1tllterd5fb.iluna 81.
St ao6G J. DospoH Company On
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@rnuOtiseuthHms.ppp Othsfsn.
Qeue 6npotbeter

u. 60. $3.50.
| Die !. 8dum Safe &c God Com
panp an 2tnna g. Baum $4,000.
SOiepb pfsHsr on SOi,p9 Shipper
$500.
5arrp Tiemau an aoismont o. unt
6. SO. $3690.
Befiie Wittebuum on Cosmopolitan
y. uno 6. SO. S1400.
Sobn 6ds.n an College SiG 6. unt
| 9. so. $1400.
Derisite an bte SubH :. Mosspo5I
so. $1100.
Sobn R. 3auffmnn on bic 8int
Strnbs Gable 6. unb o. 60. $500.
Sdmes 6. gsder an bic geuticnal
3. u. 60. $4,000.
2ouis 6. Duger al @ermania o.
u. go. 3 $500.
albert U. geroIb on Guarantee
9epoiit 60. $500.
emma arOHba5 .anDilIiam goiina
$1,000.
GIoira StubtmiIIsr on Qllp5a 9.
uub g. 60. 5000.
alten :. @olbImifb ON Scut6ern
ObiO SdDings gant 60. 5000.
4snes Mapsrboefer on Cabinet 8.
uno .. 60. $1,000.
@briitian aopta an @ermnnia o.
u. Ro. 3 $3.50.
Carl 9rsntmopon gieDeInuS .. u.
Go. $1,000.
Scfepb CONNER an &atbsrine Ta.
Ott $500.
emma Sobn ON IepubIie g., uub
9. Go. $1,000.
Sidttl 9. qed an Spring Grone
9lpt. 9. unb .. so. $1,000.
RuSoF Si9ubi On gara' GtroBs
9. u. $1,000.
Die aIsOu0 Rsa1tp gOnpan9san DO.
$3.50.
Grans Stunning an 2ltlnntie Q. u.
60. $500.
ebitb q. Gsbss an WpOmits g.
unb g. 60. $3.50.
u. See Sedrep on Young Ulens 9.
unb 8. 60. $1,000.
gDillinm Morafb an gohuttter 8.
unb o. 60. $1,000.
Stephsn R. Sofpdrb on7gumuiRss
billie 9ermm 9ant 5000.
fslorerrs u. S4a3 an George u.
Seifert $500.
5orrp Oldham an @sranapga. unb
.. 60. $1,000. 4
DiIep Smitb an GaroIinf'a Dotgbt
5000.
JObn 5Obg. an Tlerforea. unb g.
60. $1,000.
Die Obto DalI,p RenItpl &c ISnoeffs
msni 60. an ainbd Ape. 6. nnn 3. |
60. $1,000.
Robert Staeeb Sr. an bic gpkf 2ts
berth Q. unb 9. 60. $500. /
Dilium qrder an bh 'goGnfon !
9ant $14o0.
Carl u. sSnbuiguH an Sptng Gurs
ben 8. unb 3. SO. $500.
getiIste 5ppot5et.H.
CAROLINE S4iains an Dnman. abe- |
Z. unb y. 60. $3.50.
ggInetie 9h 2itiel on probibent
epun go. $1,000.
auguit Stssmsier ans 9lentpap 6.
inb .. go. $1,000.
wiorie 6. SeiHt an Gousrsb Q. o.
80. $4500. !.
alice %. Reiplnnb an SOut9eru
Ohio 6. unb z. go. $500. Il
eouis 6. Dagger an @ermania, 3.
I. go. 8 5000. Il
9erieI6e oil SuIuaeI .. Cooper
;27O. Il
Sarrp q. Smith an DrgrpaupiIe
3. unb' 6. 60. $1,000.
Sobn 6. 5bom on Brighton Ger :
nan 8oHt $1,000.
Die JebH :. WpespoH 60. ans bic /!
3ieteria 9. q. 80. 2 $3.50. il
German 6. asuhienbere oHs Sbring (
3rooe 6. unb .. 60. $1,000. q
George Ul. 9aud an Brighton, Ger
ION 9dni 60. $1700. (
emiI sObn on Rpers .. Cooper j
1850. !
Gbriifidn acpsa an @erInmliaI o. (
|. go. 8 $500. 4
Sof. 8. gisdsr an gOInni.er o. I
nb 9. Go. $4,000.
qsn,,fSf c1f14risrs ss flsetJsasgl ~,-h s
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q r.r .u.ssr, -r..u Ss. .sindr-.y- nsuAsr~,..
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11nerfIdrIth.

unsdH'ge RitteI gisbt es in Der 8st'
tung Spaltsu,
Die Watften frii4 unO frrb ON Sc.
ben gu erboIteu:
lla5d9Pss Wittet, um gefuHO su ipsr'
ben,
Gs miBte ieiu elm qorabiss auf Gr'
ben.
Ou fdIt bod bic Grase aufs 5ers
rs3t i4Der:
gDo tommen bic 0islen Granteu BLOB
her2
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% o m Sutheb.r

(am S6luB Der gOrfdung.) mir
baben alio beiite eeieben, boB Der
Wtenf4 aus sfpet fpumstrif6en SdIf,
ten bitebt - fporum nint aus eiaer,
baDDn barn bds ndhfe Nlnn~
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pie ri6tta, SteIIs

I'D, gran &mtsratb, t6 m56te
neu S6oBhanb6en Ssrtnufsn. lIus
ter trelder Rubrii mr9t man bag
ipoa am beifeu tn Der 3eituns Be-
tnnrt9'
sliatss EnmiasaHcSri@tss.'
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s5t einem Der eieguirteiten Gimme,
bes Sotsls Saiierbof ftebt etne OorReb'
ne SrauengpitaIt rIit ipeIIigen Sdyci.
teIn, ut beneu Der S6nee oes slI,
tiers Iiegt, errnarhmeSooa am Sen.
Iter.
$50 er nir bleibt?" nnrneIn 6ie
tpeIfen 9ippen, der Bug ullsb Idnait
ba iein -
Sie gebt in oos nebenan fiir ibrei
Sobn beiteIlte Simmer, riidt media.
Mid on ben fir ibn bereits nusge,
badten Sod,en berlm uno bebt barr
Ioilibeno ben aopf llnter bait eiu
8agen. Sdritte ertonen i'm aorri.
Dor, barirter elmer, 6eiien feites Sem.
po fie beraisb6ren tpiiroe inter Sun.
oerten.
.@uten gbeno. Iiebe Wanoi"
Die bunfelu aagen in oem nIten
SrnuennntIit Ielihten ouf beim Gin.
tritt BEG itnttlifen Sobnes.
(Gortfsbung folgt.)
Evening journal., 1917-04-06
Mail CARRIERS TO REPORT
ON CONDITION OF ROADS
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, April 6.-County
Engineer Charles NJ. Uphani has
worked out novel plan OF getting the
roads OF this county inspected with
out cost, and at the same time have
daily report as to the conditions Of
the wooden bridges. He has taken the
matter up with the County Commits
sioners and the plan is approved by
them.
The idea is to have the several rural
mail carriers throughout the county
fiji out a daily report blank. which
will be furnished them from the en-
gneers office, and I'm this way En-
gneer Upham viii be able TO ascertain
what bridges are in need OF immediate
repair and Get first hand Information
as 20 the general condition OF the
roads trayersed by the carriers. As
the mail men in all parts OF the county
use the most important public roads
daily, the engineer and ris force are
able to tell within a few minutes the
condition of any public road in the
county that is extensively used. The
postal authorities have been asked to
cooperate in the matter by giving per-
mission or instructions to the carriers
to assist the engineer in his plans.
Evening journal., 1917-04-06
Germans Could NOT Be
NATURALIZED DURING war

For the information Of unnat1ralized
Dersons living in this community. a
nan familiar with the status OF such
residents. today made the following
ltatement:
when the United States is at war
With any nation the subjects or citl-
TENS Of that country cannot become
hitizens OF the United States.
Declarations Of intention to become
ttizens may be made by alien enemies
Ind petitions to become citizens may
llso be filed. Such declarations and
Petitions do not make the declarants
lr petitioners citizens. The actual
naturalization OF an alien enemy who
has filed a petition TO be naturalized
and which had not been, or could not
le, heard before a declaration OF war
would be held in allegiance until peace
vas restored.
Thus II man had been In the
United States twenty years and had
iot declared his intention he woult
lave to make the declaration and wal
Two years before filing a petition. /
he had made a declaration he coul,
ale q petition, and as ninety days mus
lapse between such filing and the fina
aearing and actual naturalization,
var was declared during the interva
The petitioner would have to wait unit
peace came"
Evening journal., 1917-04-06
ROAD ENeINEERs YOLuNTEER.

The American association Of High
way Officers. Of which James Wilson,
State highway commissioner and
county engineer, is member, has
rendered its services to the Secretary
Of War. On March 20 the executive
committee OF the association met with
Colonel Winslow at the War Depart
ment and worked out plan whereby
the association can serve the War
Department by furnishing engineers,
making available good road machinery
and cooperating in the construction
of roads that will be Of strategic value
as military roads.
The association has decided TO hold
its 1917 meeting in Richmond. Va, De-
cember TO z.
Evening journal., 1917-04-06
HATS and GOWNS SCARCE.
BUT NOT FOR These Girls
BY The United Press.

= T IIN NIIEINFI T T VII
DENVER. Colo. April 6.-Two dol
lar spring hats are as scarce as hens
teeth since the II. c. OF L. is With us.
Likewise dollar-and-a-half school
frocks, and ten dollar party dresses.
But that's all these articles cost
rs Denver high school girls, who are
studying practical dressmalIing and
millinery work. The clothes are sty-
lish. too Each girl made her own,
paying only for the materials.
Evening journal., 1917-04-06
Ii You Are Living in a Furnished
Apartment This Is OF Special
Interest to You

You are paying from $50 s25 per month for use Of
the furniture 10 addition the regular rent. Even
though the furniture does suit have no say
Why not save money and have furniture Of your
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Evening journal., 1917-04-06
Special Notice to NewlywedS

Our the larg Of its kind in the State and
the greatest part sness has been selling outfits
to Young married couples will be glad to give you
estimates on what you nee d and we viii make terms
especially easy for you.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-07
FRENCH HERO OF
AIR A sUPERMAN
Guynemer Leaves Record Of OAR
ing Deeds on High.
BROUGHT DOWN So PLANES
Meets Fate When Fleet Under Won
Riehthofen Attacks Hlm-Turned
Down by Every Branch Of Service
He Finally Gets Into Aviation Corps
--Honored Many Times.

Guynemer! As you form the sylla-
bles with reverent breath You begin to
realize thst even the name. the sound
Ing of 1t. contains plethora of mean
ing. Guynemer! You say II, and the
crystal of your mind reflects romance
Of duty. of faithfulness, Of altruistic
bravery and of battles in the upper air.
where all is pure and fair-where the
fttest of the nations drive droning me-
chanical birds to the shock of battle.
You picture stern-eyed complete men,
very serious and very much tanned.
who have a habit of looking over the
heads of ordinary humans in a far-off
self-contained manner that seems to
anticipate all things-and, above all.
seems to have that perplexity known
as life, measured to a nicely; and
knows there are things, principles II
you please. that transcend in value
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-07
cIvEs WOUND HEALING
DISCOVERY TO COLLEGE
Tests in Army Hospitals Have
Proved Value Of New
Substance.

Having discovered q chemical sub
stance which has proved remarkably
successful in curing wounds and In
causing wounds to heal at once which
for months, or even years, had refused
to yield to treatment. DIR. T. Brails-
ford Robertson. professor Of biochem-
istry In the University Of California.
has just executed deal donating to
the University Of California all his
patent rights In this valuable rev sub
stance. ''Tethe,in." All profits result
Ing from the discovery are to consti-
tute an endowment. the income to be
applied to medical research.
Tests OF this new substance. made
In army hospitals in Europe aud IN
civil hospitals In America. have
proved the great value Of the discov-
cry. The appalling number OF men
wounded In the present war makes
the discovery Of especial Thickness
and new methods have been found by
the medical Investigators Of the world
since the war began which are ex-
tremely useful in combating infections
In wounds. This new substance. how
ever. ..Tethelin." has field Of useful
ness all its own, after other methods
have rendered the tissues aseptic. and
wounds still sometimes refuse to heal
especially where frost bite, burns or
varicose veins have injured the vital
ity of the tissues. II Is precisely these
cnses-the most expensive and most
disabling types of wounds-which
"Tethelin" will cure. since 1t stimu.
lates the sluggish tissues and enables
nature to work Its own repair.
Not only In old wounds has 'Tethe-
lin" been found valuable. II has been
found that often open sores which for
years have refused to heal have at
once yielded to treatment with this
new drug.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-11-07

There seems to be one very signin-
cant point about the whole thing. Al
though the French war ONCE reports
him officially missing. there is no au-
thentic news of his death. There Is a
curious custom In the chivalry Of the
air. Upon an aviator's death the enc
my reports with wreath and writ
ten condelation weighted and dropped
to earth over the hero's comrades.
Thus far, as regards Guynemer. the
custom seems to have been neglected
by the Germans. The odds seem to be
that the noble airman has met his
death. but in view OF the circumstan-
ces the cnse will rank with that of
Lord Kitchener. whom, many persons
believe. Is even now prisoner among
the Germans.