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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-22
Relative to c. D. A.-3 KNITTING.

Relative to c. D. A.-3 Knitting.
An appeal has come to the American
Red Cross from Major Grayson MP.
Europe, for 100000 knitted sets,
comprising sweaters, :aufflers, wrist
lets and socks, and in turn a call
is being made on the chapters
throughout the United States for the
production Of these articles.
To simplify the knitting as much as
| possible, there is now in the print
ers hands a new and complete man
ual of instructions for ma king the
several articles required. & r.s
The Red Cross supply bureau is
arranging for large supply of yarn
and knitting needles to meet the re-
quirements Of chapters.
Within the next two weeks it is en-
peoted that the knitting circular will
be ready for distribution to the chap
tiers and large shipments of yarn will
be coming into the various branch
supply houses.
Desperate need will exist for these
articles among the soldier and civil
population Of France and cur other
allies before we can get these articles
made.
To expediate the completion of the
work, it is recommended that you
start at once, and WITHOUT waiting for
the new knitting manual, ~ prepare
| for the work. and the following is
suggested:
! l. Form in your chapter and your
branches at once committee on
knitting.
2. Mobilize all available knitters
in your chapter, branches and auxil
iaries, so that when the knitting man
ual is received, every one who can
knit will be prepared to start work
Immediately.
81 This is big undertaking and
1.-The aid OF all knitters is sought
whether members of the Red Cross
Tor not. '.,.': 49,
/ sl4r A group of persons qualified to
jIinstruct in knitting would be great
lshelp' to the committee.
| An apportionment to the Iowa
chapters will be made as soon as the
central division can possibly do so
and it is highly desirable that NO
cessation meanwhile in the produc'
ton of surgical dressings and hospi'
; tai garments shall take place. 1t will
be your problem simply to speed up
and get more worke I, interested.
Kindly impress upon all those now
knitting that 1t would be inadvisable
to discontinue any work which they
have in hand. They should work in
dustriously to complete any task,
| pending the receipt Of the new knit.
| ting manual
However. the knitted wipers or
sponges will not be needed now and
those knitting them will be asked to
| return them and take out other knit.
ting.
r + r
Not a. Per Directions.
Physician-Did your husband follow
my directions, taking his medicine re-
ligiously?
Wife-I fear not, doctor. He swora
every time I gave him a dOse.-Puck.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-22
RED CROSS NOTES
Attention knitters!

Will all who can knit or who are
willing to learn to knit, send name
to the chairman, Mrs. Geo. McHenry,
telling whether they wish to join a
class in knitting or can follow knitting
directions given out? Even If you are
not a Red Cross member, and will
work for us, we shall be glad of your
work and you will be supplied as soon
as the new directions and yarn arrive.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-22
A Skoppsr's SoIiIoquy

You hustle hard to get the coin.
This labor does not end it.
You huetle harder still to join
The shopping throng and spend It.
Washington Star.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-22

london. D2t t. I'ioht
forces destroyed - ,1eppelip tairship
this morning off the Jut'and, Oen'
mark, coast, says an official eommu-
nication issued this evening.
The communication adds that there
were no survivors from the crew Of
the airship.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-22
Not a. Per Directions.

Physician-Did your husba nd follow
my directions, taking his medicine re-
ligiOusly?
Wife-I fear not, doctor. He swors
every time l gave him q dOse.-Puck.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-16
PRODUCE PLANTS
IN COUPLE Weeks
Maroon Manufacturing Company TX,
poets 10 Turn Ont Products By
First Of Month.
ms NT1BER o 0RDERs AHEAD


Announcements has been made by the
Marion Manufacturing company a
corporation recently organized t9 man
ufacture farm lighting plants, that the
company while not yet fully organized
has received orders for more than two
hundred Of its farm lighting plants II
IS stated 1T the Office that this concern
hopes SD lac marketing It's plants by
Nov T.
a representa- from tins Marion
Manufacturing company stated that
the rguor so the effect that the COM
pany would sell its entire output to an
eastern electrical house Is q mistake.
While s. is true that aE eastern con-
Germ has twice had reUrese nratjves in
the local field with an offer. the priu-
cipaIs have no intention OF selling the
firms output t0 others than It's rec
oEBized agents. we -hinb We have d
Ea-u2 lighting plant which is so far SUI
parlor 10 anything else on the market
tlat ST would be poor business 10 mar
ke- lt under any ether sales orEauiEa-
tioB other than that TO be developed
through the Marion Manufacturing
company an official of the concern
said today
The gas engine works At wilton has
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-16
ORION

Mr.. and Mrs. I. WosterIunG and fam.
tF drove to 1eItou, Iowa SUNDAY
where they spent the day with Mr.. and
Mrs Arnold GabrieIsom
Mr., and Mrs. O. II Wayus enearssir-
81 the NJ 2. Ladies' Aid society wed
nesday afternoon.
Mr. and MRS. ". G. Swanson returned
caEo.
Or. ana AIRS. F. C. Andrean vvars
Cambridge visitors Sunday.
9Nel BAKE OF Cutler. Wis, came Sat
urday for an extended visit with orion
relatives and friends, He made the trip
Mabel samuelson and Leona sandah1
Were rrI-csty callers Thursday.
Mrs r Bradley Of Moline and Mrs
@. A Granenz OF Coal Valley visited III
the II. X DGsenb erry home SUNDAY.
MT. and Mrs Arndt Rehn' and dauxh-
Ter Edna and A & Moody and son
Gust were Rock Island visitors Satur-
day.
cage are visiting Orion friends this
Miss Olive Left spent Sunday with
home folks 81 Lynn.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ferguson and
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Ferguson ana chill
dren visited in Galesburg SATURDAY..
1hey were aeeoTnp panied home by Mr..
them over sunday
Henry SheesIey received word SIM
day evening or the death Of his uncle.
smith P0rdy OF Ab3n GdoTa- The rerr1a ms
VIII be brought To orion Tuesday
morning, Funeral services win he con
Quoted at the Baptist church Tuesday
morning at 1880. Interment viii Re IN
" estern cemetery. Mr.. Pur5y was the
father Of Mrs. Walter Blodgettz former
~ or Orion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-16
BANK CASHIER
REGAINS OLD JOB
4 Lesson 10 Drinking blen

After having been discharged and
humniating HIS family through drink
Eug, the cashier Of western bank Is
now back IN his old position. re no
longer has q craving Ior ligu0r--he mas
gained iu weight and healtEs ne eats
sleeps and works Ike & normal man.
He has regainesl the confidence OF his
friends and business associates the lows
Of his family and the respect OF the
community. He is able TO hold MS head
upright among his felEOwmen. He is
a bigger asset 20 himself and 60 tns
nation
he win tell you that this IS an due
60 the Kelley TTeatmeut-the original
reliable and scientific treatment Tor
drink and drugs,
This Is only one case Of thousands OF
similar cases, varying only in details
which could be mentioned. To most
OF them the EeeIey Treatment mas
meant Just as much as TO this man
Ic All OF them lt has brought CEedns
healthy and habit-free living It has
brought them more EBaI money can
buy. There are men today right tD this
State who are allowing drink To rob
them Of ali that makes life worth while.
They can be benefited just as much sa
have these thousands of others They
can be brought back to the clean moral
life again.
Bring the Kelley Treatment 70 their
attention show them the path to re-
gained health and happiness. Point out
10 them the dangers Of the path they
follow and the simple way 20 quit for
ever the habit that Is dragging them
down Tell them that the Kelley
Treatment IS a kindly effective method.
with no harsh practices, no sickness no
confinement Explain that ii simply
means 3 short stay in beautiful Dwight
under she kindly care of competent
physicians. with the best of food and
nreproof building. The climate is
heaIthfuL Don't wait IL you seek treat
meat for yourself or your friend Write
now for Information. as every delay duds
the habit vita ats grip strengthened.
Information VIII be mailed in u plain.
sealed envelope.
Special accommodation for women
patients. The keeIey Institute, Dwight
III. Nearly 30 years Of success aad
high standards
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-16

shipped six carloads of machinery
which is now earoute from Wilton,
Iowa and Milwaukee. Wis. The ma
chjnery being shipped from Milwaukee
rs new machinery which has been pur-
chased 10 meet the demands FOR gas
engines. As previously announced. the
Phels Enalne company is working on
5000 gas engine order which must
be delivered within the next five years
Install Machinery.
Gas engine ana generator machinery
is now being installed in the National
Neck Yoke plant and the principals
expect to have the plant in full Cper-
arLon within ne next ten DAYS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-16
USE OF BAYONET TAUGHT sELECTIVE MEN
WHEN RIFLES ARE ISSUES AT CAMP DODGE

menG Delmer was examined and
found unfit for service because of
physical DISCUS l6cations His dis
charge IS awaiting aim
OHcers are of the opinion that when
the man learned he probably would
be sent home. he either 1eft for home
or that he became lost In camp
Division officers have devised a
method whereby they VIII endeavor
70 do away with congestion of traffic
on the iuterurlau on half holidays
Previously all men were allowed a.
half holiday on Wednesday and Sat
urdaF afternoons. Bv q new order,
those afternoons are holidays for men
Of the One Hundred 5evelty-Ffr One
Hundred Seveuty-sIEEl infantry brig
AIDES and division headquarters troops.
Tuesday and Friday afternoons have
been SET aside rs holidays for tho re-
naming organizations. with Sundays
- rest days fer the entire division.
British and French military officers
of the medical corps are expected to
arrive az Camp Dodge within q day
or two Along with them viii come
Colonel h. L. MunsOn from Washing
ton. d. G.
The name Of the French officer SIS
not known at Camp Dodge but Colo
mel Goodwin is the English officer or
dered here
Colonel l5uns0u will have charge of.
the instruction of officers and tba en-
listed personnel of the Elighrv-eighfh
division He is well known through
out the country as the originator oil
the practical army shoe that is now
worn by soldiers of tae United States
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-16

OF SOLDIERS WHO
AREIN NEW ARMY
Although Pedal Exfremities are Not
Romantic, sonnets Are Sung Of
Them at Camp Dodge.
OFFICERS LOOK TO CONDITION
Are Directed 70 Care If That Part Of
Their Legs Upon Which t0u~
scripts Stand.
Lsneela1 10 The Argua.l


Camp Dodge Iowa. Oct. l6---5siec~
tive soldiers at Camp Dodge are sing
ing songs of the feet Some Of them
are uoraad like this
There are two things" the captain
cried.
Which should os every soldiers
pride"
sighed.
"TTiz feet the officer replied
Feet aren't romantic They're most
necessary but very few sonuets have
been written about them, and they
been rather neglected by poets and
song writer's They've been neglected
by soldiers. 100. according TO Lieuten-
ant Colonel J. r.. Shook, division surg
con, Camp Dodge. That's why such
great care IB being taken of the feet
of th0ss new recruits at Camp Dodge
WelI-Eopt feet are rather q hobby
with Colonel Shook He realizes how
necessary good feet are to soldier,
and is insisting on strict care OF these
members by soldiers at the camp. Sc.
as fast as recruits come into Camp
Dodge their feet are inspected, and
treatment suggested when necessary.
Il viii be the duty az company COM
manders To see that the feet OF their
men are kept in good condition
throughout the year The commanders
viii report defects. and wiz send seri-
GUS cases to the hospital for treat
meut
sNTuch more attention 8a being paid
She matter IF the care of feet than ever
baf0re." Colonel shook SAYS. SIT Is OF
paramount Importance. for soldiers
rnusf have healthy feet. If thav are TO
be efflcfent.'
rnsraefaa ua7gw
enarf.1 afferffre IS r.af4 =, fFses man 81
seat 5,eF0re fT9e1- sfa,-t IN 3. march r,07-
-.,aY esy,l[I--a r-g,. 49,. go ~ ~,
80, - $1,000 - s5,e -r,-r[4r 81
tag1,r e15 esrr ~ l9.,rfg--- rE.- 5f1.s
tbera ID foof g~s-7scf+~.-, INV the CON-
4nar5ars Care f. taken r. have sfa
feat of fna man washed 5ruraedfaf-fr-
anon reaching camD zinc oxide ah-
besive n1aefar is aDrf5ea to nraras
where shoes have caused friction me
feet busted with foot nou7ar ami clean
socks mt on
1T win 90 hard with officers who
dou't cornnIv with these rufaz 100 Fnr
undue amount aF f1C+ fn5ar,- anna dis
ability from shoes win be REGARDED AS
evidence Of f0eHcfeDcv. on the part 0f
the officers and win ree1Ef in an in
vasf{ra+grD
~ zr---- TO-
yrE, ast+--[- ..a 49,, --rzs-..-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-16
Peace IN "a Hours

for stomacH sufferers who *zyra --e,--..
9onGerTa4 Remedy. Dent raa-Fa~4 s--4y~
stomach ailments another rrir5ita. vf-Gex
~ seAts 20 pc only miner stomach dig
orders may often be SYN ptor7s ~ an
Ger and ulcers q the stomach and In
resumes, gall stones. acute lnd4gestfon
1sStAeAss auto 1nEoxteatfou, yellow
Jaundlos, ana other dangerous asIrns.-7rs
or which the sufferer Is not aware sIntTi
80 5ste- An ideal prescription for over
coming quickly stomach. liver and fr
tssdnal trouble is Mayrs To1de~F,,7
remedy. Millions OF people have been
restored pE It One dose viii PROVE
that it VIII help you. STavr's WONDER
fuI heneay is for sale b. Benrrtor1sH
arag store and druggists sveryvyh srs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-16
LITTLE NIECE KILLED
IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH

Mrs. Clara L.amphere. 93S Twentieth
street, received the sad news that
morning that her niece, Horteuse
Olive VIII. S-year-oId daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. +. J. VIII Of Des BIoiues. was
killed yesterday afternoon when she
was run over by an auto truck. She
was enroute home from school and
was riding her bicycle, when the acct
dent occurred. The VIII family is
well known in Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-16
ETGHT nIT.II0N INcREIsE-

Buffalo. y. f.. Oct I6.-Tncreases in
wages which ultimately will amount
TO IS 100000 q year were announced
by the Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor
corporation today. a I've per cent
advance. applicable TO all employees
becomes effective at once.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-16
Install Machinery.
COAL BIDS WANTED.

Sealed proposals viii be received
at the city clerks Office until 10 a M.
OCT. p. 1917. for furnishing the water
works with two-inch screenings, f, 0.
b. WaterWorks switch
Bidder must state mine from which
coal viii be furnished and how long
a period bid covers. Bid 10 June /.
1913. preferred
Rock Island, HI. Oct. Is, 1917.
VI 7. RLDEEE\. CItE CIark.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-16

The gas engine works At wilton has
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-16
Especial to The Argus

Camp Dodge Ia Oct IE-WiEr tae
issuance ar several thousand rifles.
recruits ut gamu Dodge had their
first bsv0nef practice Yesterday
portion OF the intensive training pro-
gram outlined By the war college has
not be followed until the arrival of
al selected men.
Plans for the formation for a diri-
uouncad. Each company commander
IS instructed to appoint an officer to
represent the organization The regi-
mental commander IN taru win an
point one Of fhase men 70 reuraeent
the regiment and the regimautaI rep
resentatEea VIII form the division
council.
J. L. GrEmth. former athletic d.
civilian aide to Major General II. Fl.
PIummer. division commander. yester-
day NIr. -GriHth has charge of attn
Iercs at the cantoumeut and his ap-
p0Infmeuf as civilian aide ia General
Plummer was made with g. view 10
further athletic activities OF the diri-
sion
CAPTAIN II. w Schanh aide to Cen
eraI PIummer. has been appointed as
sEstaut athletic director "A ucr1rreu-
dunn posted Yesterday a6moufsheH All
officers to urge recruits to indulge IN
athletic exercises between #-20 and
5 90 p. m. daily and at all other shines
when nozs{hIp
Mike Gibbons ,rz~-Dso- middle
weight hover rarortaF FIR anti, as
boxing instructor saturdav-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-16
YAR RAn EnR YAr-r

New Haven, Conn, Oct 18-YaIe-s
finances this year viii show a net de-
felt Of about $25S, $3.50 as a result Of
war conditions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-24
CALLS GERMAN
REPLY GOWARDLY
English Paper Says Ger.
man Government Afraid
to Show Its Hand.

London. Eng. Sept. 24.-The Man
chester Guardian considers that the
German reply is no. strictly an
answer to the pope's appeal for peace.
The Guardian says.
I've are sorry to say tt. but we
find a good deal Of moral and poliu-
cal COW ardice in the note There was
only one way by which Germany
could convince the world Of the sin
certify OF her return to the humani-
ties. and that was by explaining why
she deserted them and what atone
ment she meant to offer. That would
have been the brave thing 10 do. but
Germany hasn't done IT,"
The Guardian considers that the
note shows how Ear the education OF
the German rulers has progressed in
the hard school OF facts. If not the
principles, and the language OF the
note indicates that the rulers have
been forced TO pay marked Difference
70 the views OF the reichstag. The
Guardian draws the conclusion that
Germany's rulers desire peace with
passionate intensity, declaring I'VE
must help the German people so FAR
as is possible In this struggle with
their government" and concludes.
But We must beware rallying the
FORCES or the enemy by language that
viii help the government 70 Identity
itself with the interests OF Germany
and her people which they so shame
fully mismanaged-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-24
five ST0WAWAYS
IN DRAFT BUNCH
Quota Of City Board No. ]
Grows From 107 to 112
When Checked.

There were five five stOwaways
on the train that left FL Paso Friday
with FL Paso's contingent for the
draft army in training at Camp
Travis. The five men slipped in
with the quota, 107, sent by city
board No. J.
William ]. Moran had expressed
the opinion that two OF three men
had entered the train as stowaways
and chairman L. A. Dale instructed
his sergeant NJ A. O'Conuor. 10 wire
him the result Of a count to be
made on the train Saturday evening,
Mr.. Dale received a telegram saying
there were III men on the train
from his board, and Monday morning
another telegram came saying the
18th man had been found This wire
came from HOndO. and it is preSum d
the men had succeeded in keeping in
hiding until that place was reached.
The kilograms did not give the
names Of the men who were so
anxious to get to war before their
time, and Mr. Dale viii not know who
they are until he receives a list from
Camp Travis He is Of the opinion
that the men will be allowed 10 re-
main at the training camp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-24
IN FIVE MINUTES
NO SICK STOMACH
INDIGESTION, GAS
"Pape's Diapepsin" is the
quickest and surest stom-
aeh relief.

4ou don't know what upser vour
stonach-which portion OF me ZOO
Glo the damag e-do you2 Well don
ootner- II your stomach is in :. TeV-oIt =
II SICK, sassy and upset. and what Won
Just ate has fermented and fur-sT
sour; head dizzy and aches beIc5
gases and acids and eructate uDdi-
seslea food; breath foul tonpua
coateo-Just take a little PapsIg Tfs-
Pepsln TO neutralize aciditv s-d ~
i've minutes you wonder vhar he
came OF the indigestion and distress
Millions OF men and women to5ag
AnoW that it is needless 10 have dys-
Pepsla- A little Diapepsin occasionally
Keeps the stomach sweerened. an
they eat their favorite foods withour
II your stomach doesn't take care
OF your liberal limit without rebeIlion-
u your food is a damage instead 81 a
heIp, remember the quickest. souresr
most harmless antacid is Pape's Dis-
pepsln which costs only fifty cents Tor
large case at drug stores It's truly
Wondertul-it stops food sOuring ana
sets things straight. so gently and
easily that Il is really astonishinr
your stomach viii digest your meals
II you Keep acids neutralized.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-24
supp0sed Wen OF; Involved.
BIG DRIVE TO PROVIDE
CAMP LIBRARIES STARTS

Washington. D. C.. Sept. 24-The big
drive Of the library war council 10
raise $1,000, 900 to provide libraries for
American soldiers and sailors began
today. Every city and town in the
United States had been organized 70
raise the money with the minimum
contribution asked from each commu-
nifty based on five percent Of its pop
ulatiOn.
President Wilson made a substan-
tiaI cash donation last Friday and at
the same time autographed a nun Der
Of book plates 70 be placed in the
books purchased with his cOntribu-
ton.
Work will start on the library
buildings as soon as is practical
provided with a library. 40 by 40
provided with a labrary, 80 by 100
feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-24
CAMP KEARNY ABOUT READY
FOR NEW MEXICO REGIMENT

San Diego. Cal, Sept 24.-Movement
Of New Mexico, Arizona. Colorado and
other national guard troops toward
Camp kearny. near this city. may be-
gin within a few days, from indica-
tons at construction headquarters OF
the big camp. The northern half OF
the buildings are ready and will be
the first to be occupied Colorado
engineers and some cavalry from
coast states are in camp
out Of 1SS mess halls IA have been
completed and 90 out Of % officers
dining halls are ready. There are
ten more storehOuses TO be built Con-
crete paving on six miles Of camp
roads is about one-fifth complete.
Half Of the sewer mains have been
laid and about as much water pipe
The total number Of wOrkmen en-
ployeG at Camp Kearny is 1000.
Hampton & CO. is the contracting
firm The Santa Fe railroad is
handling 100 cars a day for the camp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-24
RAINBOW DIVISION"
REVIEWED BY SEC. BAKER

Camp Mills. 1Iiue0la. n Y. Sept
24-The rainbow division" made up
Of national Euardsmen from p
states. who are to aid in making the
world safe for democracy, was re-
viewed by secretary Of war Baker.
here Yesterday. For one hour and
% minutes lIr. Baker. flanked by
Mai Gen. Tasker H Bliss, the new
chief Of staff Of the army, Mai. Gen.
Mann. commander OF the division,
and Mai Gen Macarthur, watched the
$1,000 men march past It was the
first time Mr. Baker ever had seen
a division Of United States soldiers
in review
TT is the most Impressive sight 7
have ever witnessed" said Dir. Ba-
ker The troops are in admirable
condition"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-24
PRESS OF ITALY ATTACKS
GERMANY'S REPLY TO POPE

Rome. italy. sept 2f-The entire
liberal press continues 20 attack the
reply OF Germany and Austria TO the
pope's peace proposal as "a unique
example OF revolving cynicism."
The Corrfere d'Italfa mas modified
the tone Of its comment from criti-
cism to that Of mild approval II saws
that the replies. although -'reticent 10
represent adhesion 10 the papaI pro-
posals, can be considered as evidence
fort"
me same paper remarks that the
reyulsion is noticed in German public
opinion towards peace and favor OF a
more democratic government is not
likely to be arrested,