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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-22
COMMITTEE ON FOOTBALL RULES
TO CONFER AT WALTON, SEPT. &c
Managers of Amateur
Elevens Are Invited to
Attend Session - Nc
Carty Is Coach at
Episcopal Academy
BY ROBERT W. MAXWELL

A FOOTBALL rules Interpretation meet
"A ing will be held in Philadelphia next
Wednesday evening. September 26, at Hotel
Walton. Gridiron officials, coaches, mana
gers and players are invited to attend. and
the paying code for 1917 will be discussed
unti each rule is made perfectly clear
This meeting will be an important one
and followers Of the fall sport virtually will
have their only opportunity to straighten
ont the vague and intricate points. Mana
gers, captains and players Of the Independent
eleYens, such as NictriX, Vincome, Ewing
A. c., Mcclure A. Q. and Conshohoclxan
are especially urged to be present and take
part in the discussion. The meeting win
begin at 1880 p. m.
The football rules for this year contain
some changes, the most important being
the legislation on the forward pass TbIs
year strict rule has been inserted which
should help the game and make n more
OPEN II a player deliberately interfereg
with man attempting to catch a forward
pass the penalty has been changed 10 loss
Of ball at the spot of the foul This dnas No,
mean that bona fide attempt to catch the
ball will be penalized, but any foul which
seems deliberate and where the offender has
no chance to catch the ball will result in
the severe penalty. 1t is up to the officials
to use their own judgment and some of the
coaches viii have some swell alibls for de.
feat this fall
Rule on Substitutes
Another rule prevents substitutes from
communicating with his team until after Ne
has been in one play This will be hard al
first, but the men soon will get used TO Il
Foster Sanford's multiple kick " which
never was any good, has been ruled out,
and place kick more clearly defined. The
ball now must be kicked from its position
when resting on the ground. Provision also
is made that an incompleted forward pass
does not constitute foul and hence il is
made possible to decline any penalty.
II is probable that Walter Camp win call
a meeting I'm New York next Saturday
night, and II such is the case the rulings Of
meeting at the Walton on wednesday night
will be submitted for approval.
McCarty to Coach Episcopal
Athletics at Episcopal Academy win be
stimulated this year when Charles ]. Nc
carty, Jr., takes charge OF the football
team The new coach succeeded L. wash
burn and signed up % coach Inc football
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-22
EWING AGAIN TO PUT
TEAM ON THE GRIDIRON

The Ewing A, A., one of the Oldest in
dependent football teams in the East has
organized for the season OF 1917 which
marks it's twenty-second successive year on
the gridiron
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-22
HERZOG TO BE ON THE OLD JOB
WITH GIANTS TO GIVE HIS BEST
WHEN BELL RINGS FOR BIG GAMES
Always Hustler, New Yorks Captain Will Be
Out There After the White Soxs Scalp,
Playing His Head Off
BY GRANTLAND RICE
Lines on Peace

When qCdlk ont By a friendly lane,
By q path knolV that is fringed with green,
1t IS something TO dream of a guarding peace
Thot hovers over the quiet scene.
But 1Vhen, by turn in the road beyond
A TutHesnake lifts its poisoned head
The only peace can dream of then
Is q TdttLesnGke that's dead.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-22

Figures below include games played Wednesday Up-tobem
e
York @ In h New
by
s4s Veach Detroit Washington m '' ssr
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-06-16
No NegrCes.
Sixth Wa-d, First Precinct.
White

David Lemaire, Adam Roy. Sevenne
Nuuez, Overton PER-, Manvicl Guidrv.
Robert 0uGoit, Alphe ToIchet, icem
Buchanan, Antoiroise Hargrave. Eme-
lien Touchet, Alcide Harg~ave. Avalier
Hargrave, Rene Toucket, Germin Du-
wien, Nicholas Boudrcaux Cor BrcuS-
sard p joseph Murphy NunoZ, Orhelias
Sure, Conrad partez, Jose0h E9tal he
bert, Louis Dupleux LGnglinais, SEVERN
Touchet, ADoll;naiFe Menard. Eli Rulg.
Fernand Hebert, Aicide Gaspard, JOS
eph Roy, Leonard Simon, Cleoplas
Rider, Edvar Touchet, Grady Linccmh,
Lcuis Tavior Sellers, Joseph Schex-
nailder, Olilon Hebert, Jules HaTriRg-
ton, Andrew Jackson Harrington, Fer
nand Leonard, Azrev Cam0bell, Alex
andre Feverie0n, Deau$arl Hcllie-, Rene
Choate, Fethand Schexnailder, Cleovis
Hardys, Zepherin Lege, Paul Gaspard,
Gle Hebert, Aaron Nunez, Odeon 81
mon, Emelien Lemaire, Henry PrimeauX
Celas Vincent, Dolce Meaard, Leonard
Gaspard, Deausard Guidry, OEon Guidry
Theophss Guidry, Czon GaspGrd, Homo
"a Victor Billet, Marceline Tcuchet
Joiner, Philip Broussard, Odilon Ha--
rington, Horace Firth, Laurent Rung.
FelLicien Nunez, Arthur Schexr alder,
Auguste Chevalier, Emie Broussa~d,
Archie Dudoit, Andre Jackson Porter,
Theogene PrasseUx, Louis D0vio, Eu-
phemon Touchet, Joseph Touchet, An
broise Touchet, Oscar Harrington,
AgenOre Veazev, Henry Otto Trahan,
Joseph Lemaire, Jean Cabin Leblanc,
Mclean Guidrv, Gladue BroIssard, Felix
Gaspard, Albert SchaSlailder, DrpTe-
vile SUR, Alexandra Ahshire, Joseph
ArthehuS Richard, Alexis J,egc, Elvar
Gaspard, Cleovis Campbell, Joseph Mar
ceauX, Jack Eung, Ferrald Lemaire,
Onedi2s Touchet, Ramuaid Mouton,
Cleodias SUR, Raoul Harrington, Joseph
Hargrave, Adam Breaux, Jr., Henry
M9nt3gne, Erastus Guidrv, Arthur
Brous5ard, Scmar Bertrand, Jean A5rar
debert, Eldreage BroUssard, Svvenus
Campbell, Asa Nunez Emile Sellers,
Nathan Perry, Cleomere GasDard, Deluc
Menard, Optat Menard, Anfain Miller,
CleobUle Gaspard, CleomeTe Adam, Rem
av Abshire Arthur Harrington, A.
chargue Cuidrv, Adam Broussard, JOS
eph Raoul Couvillion, Hebrard Freief-
lex, Michel Hardis, Gabriel Mills lie
Blanc. Walter Nunez Caliss LenI1iye.
Edward Absh:re, Frederick Touchat,
EIodias Hargrave.
No Negroes.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-06-16
no Ee1tOeS.
Eighth Ward, First Precinct.
Wtito

Har~v G. Mcdaniel. Amabla Albert
Comeaux, Lawrence Joseph V0orA' ca,
Auggste Frugia, Alexander Lege, Oemas
LcIe, Thomas Hofnau;r. Jr., Meanwhile
Comeaux, Joseph Ccmcaux, Thomas
Jefferson Toss. Adam Leblanc, Erha'
a1drv, LWillis Fra1sis Lau2hlin, Ner-
vim H4cnar. Jules Leblanc, Emile L.
ocirte,. JOHN Bart9r Bat--, Claude
>chrock, Paul o Trahar, O1cz;me Cor
mier. Mea3ce 2rimcauE, Leo Paul Ron
u, Ben F Theriot, Andrew Smith, Pla-
eide Hebert, Jessie Walch, Nelson Rov
Gtansel, Pierre Ovev Marceaux. Dillon
Leblanc, Henry Grady Hardy. John
RAYMOND Riley, Simon Vincent. Neotis
-, Broussard. Earl Cu-rav. NepoleoY
Gaspard, Thomas Iarcaga Craisa. Thee
Bald Harm gton. George Edward Gardi-
ner, Haden p Huff, Willie Charlas
Richard O2ezie Uebert, John Drew Ha-
rirgton, Lee Merritt. Ferris Hanson,
BascOm William Henry. CIa2mere Bef-
t7ard, Odav Simon, Award Barrel, Johr
William Heard, Edwag3 Basil ToIn7,
Cleveland, Joseph Campbell, Henry
Lawrence B9rdiner, Ernest ". Lewis
Joseph Africans Marceaux, David
Bourque, Charles Dupuv, Eli MarceaaA
Noise Broussard. John MIl,on Hhice,
Arthur A. BoudreaUx, GuiibeTt Gujdr,,
Jefferson Ezell Heard, Percy Glenn
BoyEen, Ambrose Touchec. ioe Haybe,
Over Joseph Simon, Nicholas Bouqu-,
Emanuel Gillet. Robert Morris Men
tagne, erFnand Anguish Tcups. Fr;rhe
Salt2mar. Albert PrimcauE, Fisk T
Smith, William Williams. .lcan Michel
Gravenhurg, Isaac Edwin Bakcr,, Earl
WAYNE Cameron, Eathon Lau"hl;n, Jas
20" EizzetA. Data II sbHrr. '1e0l'.lr N-n-
cent, Audtev VerR. Clark. S1Ti il;.n-
ee.fcrd, Cica,ls Tnctiot, Alexon Thor
ut Trcvvile Dronet, Frank Z. Everette
Ernest Cnidr~. AlDs:t Iarccauv, Harry
ncpnie Vile, julien Harrington. r!aHda
Earl Ssta,khCuSs., Filbert Niurcpt,
Jules Duplex Fraltaz, Isaac Lcp~ctre
Amard RicEari, Thelesmar Bclano,
Gustave Hcbert. Ave Manue., .iuSg-h
Fleetwood Guidrv, Ira benson AdliF,n,
Pierre S9nnicr, John isaac I.vruS, Ad1m
HeaUx, Gabriel S7rbet. AleT""Dr r.
Sure, Jerarl ITa~nu, Th"ris ravid,
Joseph Doyau Ar ll7al;>, Mia SaEl-.
man, Esrera Dreauv, Charles Nc#u7n
Eahn. James Elmer Harprr, Philip
Tours, Dalva Lejune, Z billiard Mar
aeauz, Oscar Paul Therot, Arthur
Claude Mordand. Edwin Harold Bias
sich. Frank August Marceaux, JoSenh
Iemcire, Jr. A. 3 Woriav, Nilaor Mar
aaux, James \. L0Hzo Smith. Adgu>te
Hebert. Amare Leblanc. Ce,rge Sitmnn
Womaek, Reno pe.ry. Willie johnson
0deon Abshire. Pierre Ellie FacN'nYat
Joe Hanks, Odav LeBlarc, L;or,n
Gui3rv, Jewel Gilientine. Louis Stout,
.. c. Strickland, Theodore 'Sonnic7,
Jaoob Bp'aire, Theorise Martin. 0ela4s
Hanks, Pierre Benoit. s G. Rhineh1rt.
Avuiere Narcearx, Ulvl6ye nartez
Tugere Ch8+agrier. Joserh Hil;sra Ne
bert, Fe'irv Brearx. Theo. Abshire,
Jose7h Eas-. Crbeos Ph;lom're Vincent,
Alton Bart Wallet. Ssv!lle Drone',
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-06-16
Sixth Ward. sacond Precinct.
ZUh;Aea

Oscar Lemaire, Fe)icier Tii5eeuv, IN
qere Vincent, Radolrh Clotio, Cleomcre
Richard, Elton Guidrv, 0vey Absh.re,
Remy Hareravc, Minos MarceaGX, Go
bule SchexHailder, Calise R9usro, Theo
dore Guidrv, Columbus Marceaux, Er-
nest Fauutenot, Claude Robinson, Felix
Jaroint. Cleovis La1dr..-, Aex Lege,
Deiux Lece, Arthur Trahar, Eice Oar
tez, Laurent Lemaire, Theodore Herbert
Leon Baudcin, Antime Broussard, Elmer
Ahshire. Ernest Lemaire, Columbus liar
grave, Thomas Byron Smith. Tony Hu-
pert, joseph LemaiFe, Leonard Landry,
Paal Emige, Jansen Leblanc, Pierre
GGspsrd
no NegrAas.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-06-16

This is a very painful auG dangerous
,isaase. II almost every nelei.hprl Dol
someone has diei from il oeEjr- mr d..
cine could be obtained or a phys.riar
suraroned The sight va is 10 have
bottle Of Chamberlain 5 Collie and DiaJ-
rhoea Remedy in the house so as 70 he
yreparsd for it. Mrs Charles Enyeart,
Huntington. Ind, writes: "Du-ing the
summer Of 10li two OF my childreo
were taken sick with cholera mcrbus, l
eseI Cham beriain 8 Collie and Diarrhoea
Refaedy and il gave them immediate
ysllss," obsaiEsb!s everywhere adv
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-06-16
SIR Ston1arh.

This is a mild form of indigestion. II
is usually brought on by eating too rao.
Idly or too much, or Of food not suite1
20 your digestive organs. IF vol viii
ear slowly, mastic3te your food thor.
ou2hly, eat but little meat ard none AZ
all Tor slipper, you will more than l:tsly
avoid the sour stomach without foki1d
any medicine whatever. When YOU have
aour stomach take one IF chamhariain Is
Tablets TO aid digestion. obtaiaabie
everywhere
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-06-16
no NeTrces.
Seventh Ward Fourth Precinct.
White

Luther Lewis Winch. john Isaac
Rroussard, James Dyson, Carter Hardin ,
Edwood Jacob Vaughn, Numa Eeazev,
Eermogene Miller, Andrew DoXie
Vaughn, Ebenezer Broussar1, Desire
Broussard, John Erik Erickson, Ber "a
man Bertrand, Isam " h;te Morgan,
Nelson White, Samuel Hardin. Henry
DYSON, Eugene Broussard, Frank Har-
din, Clarence DYSON, Lawrence Vincent,
Elevada Choate, Arthur Choate, W
Vincent, Amar Nunez, Andrew Vcazev,
John Dunlant
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-06-16

Macon; Ga.
lCocatone Co.
Dear sirs: Send me br return mail
two boxes of Cocotonc Skin Whitener
land three cakes of Coeotone Skin Soap.
They are fine and do not care to be
without them. Enclosed Is money order
for $1.25. Yours truly,
CLARA II. JACKSON,
Waycross, Ca.
lCocotone Co.
Dear Friends: Your Cocotoae Skin
Whitener is the finest thing / ever saw.
NY skin was very dark and the first box
has made it many shades lighter, and
nv friends all ask me what l have been
using. Enclosed you will find s2oo.
Please send me six boxes Of Skin Whit
ener and two cakes Of soap.
Yours truly,
ANNA NJ. WHITE.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-06-16
Fifth Ward, Second Precinct.
Wl;i1e.


Mgancc Brou,sarl, Oneida RroU>sard,
Cleric Bertrand Marcel EreauN, Sancs
fstrc. Joseph Adam Simon, Oscar Thi-
bodcguy, -. L. Boyict, Freddie Armen-
tcau. William LLOYD Hacg9uir, Alpine
Herett, D-lze Trahan. Jr.. ErncsrClaude
Morgan. Rohlcy Moss, Albert Louis
Abshilc, EiredLe Faulk, Ernest Sarvcr,
Joseph Richard, Honora TrGhan, Jr.,
Onczimc LeleuX, j., john Frank Nar-
yer, Eldra&gc Spell, Avery Spell, Funnel
NaHceadx, Albert Lcboeui, Azile Yer
ejon. Elei Melard, EldreIge Abshire,
Joseph Faux, O1elon Rroussard, Col
umbus Harrington, Lastie BroHssard,
Adonis Norvant, Luke Dele, Etionue
Gaspard, Alexis Clark, James Ellen
Hof'pauir. Felix Hehert Sam 2. Pobi-
deau, Ulys5e Bouiet, Maurice ScheX-
oailder, Ode Simon, Marcel Eroussard,
Alpine Matieu, Columbus Foreman, Lar
kin StansLurv, Leon Lormanw, ClCve-
land. Boulet, Felix Thibodeaux, Aicce
Harrington, Ernest Clinton Petrv, Tel
csmar Harrington, Arthur boalc:.
Ulvsse Sonnier, Fernand Landry, Avery
Choate, Lawrence Morgan, Charlie LIE
Blame, Ealiram M;rc, Jr., John Nire, Jr.
Whitney rullia, Cieomare Bertrand
William Hargrave, ARgelas J. Abshire,
william Boud~eauX, Oslo Simon, jesse
Clovb0rn Sarvcr, Edward Foreman,
Curtis Lee Morgan, LecGce Lorma.d,
Galrc- landry. Cvortgn Simon, Geo.
mere Uc6eyt, Vcrnie Morgan. Pierre
oacziAc Trahar, Edwin Foreman, Al
bert Nc5U=, John Eldredge Foreman,
Nervin Morgan. Saasar Trahan, Eddie
HoffpauiT, Liyin Duhon, Morris Thibo-
deaux, Artheua Matieu, Alcie Morgan,
Ag-elas Ahshigc. Joseph Louis AbshT.,
Thcoface Bertrand. RereauE TrahaH.
John LaSter Sarver. Frank Morgan,
Mines GOrdv Morgan, Rufus Leblanc
Roy Faux, Mealce Lapcinte, Jeneus
Abshire, CLYDE Morgan, Leunce Schex-
nailder, Olivia Broussard, John Dolce
Bertrand, UlrSSe Trahan, Alcide Simon,
Cleophas Boulet, Lawrence DenHts
Petry, OaelOn Trahan, Cleomere Alb
shire, Ovey Lormand, Sonar Abshirc,
Parker Morgan, Kennard Boulet, Asa
Simon, Arthur Z. Robidcaux, Adam
Meaux, Combo Hoffpauir, James 4.
Hoffpauir, James Faulk, Adonis La
pointe, Danes Davis, Alpine Leleux,
Granville Labit, Robert ?. Ledoux,
The0fase Lormand, Pierre Belazire Lee
leux, Elias Bertrand, Artie Natieu,
Morris Menard, Dumel Meaux, Francis
Morgan, Robert Nerwin Hoffoauir,
Jarrow Foreman, Cleo Sonnier, Edwin
Faux, Jr, Sonar Richard, Gordy
Stouts, Abraham Hoffpauir, Odilcn Ab-
shire, Joseph Albert Morgan, Johu Al
lison Trahan, Raleigh Hoffpauir, Willie
Moore, Alcoe Simon, Cleux Broussard,
Diva Thibodeaux
no NegTCes.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-06-16
Seventh Wazd Third Precinct.
White.

Frank Trahan, Paul Laplaoe, Angus
Cessac, Granville Miller, Abide Foster.
William ChJate. Jr., Joserh Eraste D.
son, Terrace Cesac, Isaac Wise SeGre7a.
Joseph Amiies Rodrege, Rene Cuidrr,
Simon Raphael Segura, Eloi Guidry,
Ellie Choate, Joseph Cessac, Edmond
Adolph RodreCe. Jnhrev Breauy.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-06-16
Diferent-But sctisfactor-r.

Indigestion causes Worry, Sic, head
aches, biliousness, had breath and con
slant distress. w. \. McRac, Raleigh,
Ca. writes: 'Folev Cathartic Tablets
cleanse my system thoroughly and do
not grippe or hurt at ell. l find them
an.:.J'r satisfactory and wonderfully
different and more pleasant than any
other PIN. Sold eycrywherc.-adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-06-16
No Negroes.
Seventh Ward, Ti-ss Precinct,
Whites.

Rodolph Decuire, H.sopold Noel, Joe
AisiSs puh0al Roy geFrisrI AaGaie L.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-06-16
G O G. O T Q N E
KIN w HI 7 E N E r
Csc BOX FREE

Skin Bleach or Whitener for dark brown skin, re-
moving all blemshes and clearing swarthy or sallow
compilations and causing the skin to Grow Winter Don't
envy clear complexion, cocotone Skin Whitener
md have one
WHAT USERS Trf1Ng OF Co6oToNE.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-06-16
CUT THIS OUT.
THE cocoToNE CO.,

I'LL WV O1N . WI
Atlanta, Ca,
I have never used Cocotone Skin
Whitener, but if you will send me a 25e
box free, will be pleased to try 1t. I
enclose six &c stamps TO cover cost Of
mailing, packing, etc.
Name
AuQ|SsS
AGENTS WANTED.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-06-16
Negroes.

William G. Rice. Anderson Rice, Rar-
ast Frederick, Louis Noutou, Samuel
Bicc, Albert Hnnshury, Grover Hardy,
Mruu1 cv Lapointe, Eevojen Brig~~,
@cvmour Coleman, Burnev Briggs, Al
chic HARDY, Clysse Hardy, Emery
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-06-16
No Negroes.
Seventh Ward Second Precinct.
WI

Dua Sehon. Luke Uuplantic. Joseph
Auatald Couvillier, Averv Choatc, Al
bert Bernard, Andre Mouton, ". Hem"
lrplc, Philip White, Ozema Coullicr,
Alfred Bernard. Xavier Guidry, Tolj.i
3roussqrd, Adolph Bernard, Henry
Willie Mia, Ferdinand Pore, Walter
Theau. Alex CcSsac, Andrew Bernard,
Marion Pcra, Thomas H, Morgan, DIN
White. Ovey CLoate. Milton Hollior. j..
@. Morton, Darcy Gujdrv, Duure Nou-
ton, Oscar Cessao, Elmer Choate. Tony
"amQasic. Lawrence CesSac, Rene
Pierce, Robert Culliag. Florence Ces,ac.
Geronimo Hebert, Maurice Hehert, ""
Dur, Ode Per-, Granville Trahag, Ar
c2de Hebert, Aurciie Leblanc, Owe
Hebert, VilcoI Hebert. Amede Nouton,
Galbert Mouton, Adlar Hehert, simon
Hchert, Martel Hehcrt. Leon Trahau,
Aristide Trahan, O2ics NaHslyke, EuGs
q ,Io~f 1nsarb Nauarl
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-06-16

Montgomery, Ala.
Cocotone Co.
Dear Sirs: I find that Coeotone Skin
Whitener is the best preparation | have
ever used to clear the skin, and wish
YOU would mail we two boxes at once.
{Signed) MRS. c. P. JOHNSON,
Do not accept substitute or limitations.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-06-16
Y alter Iehert.
Negroes.

Martin Jones. Fcstunc B&udoin. Fred
die Chargers, Milton Parker, Bonicc
Guidrv Sidney Robinson, Celcstin EroUs
sard, Ulysse Broussdrd, Rene Lewis,
paul ozone, AdolPh White, Da.i3 Roo
bin. Johu Simon, Timothy Keys, OPhc
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-06-16

Ninth Wa~1 virst Precinct.
.Tr,s,+ae

Jim Ngac~. Homer M.Z.. Al.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-12-18
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure ca
tarrhal deafness. and that is by a
constitutional remedy. Catarrhal
Deafness is caused by an int1amed
condition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
inflamed you have rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when it is
entirely closed, Deafness is the re-
suit. Unless the inflammation can
be reduced and this tube restored to
it's normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever. Many cases of
deafness are caused by catarrh, which
is an infamed condition of the mu-
cous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine acts thru the blood On the mu-
cous surfaces Of tibet system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Catarrhal Deafness
that cannot be cured by Halls Ca
tarrh Medicine. Circulars free All
Druggists, 75c.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-12-18

The schoolgirl was sitting with her
feet stretched far out into the aisle
and was busily chewing gum, when
the teacher espied her.
Mary" called the teacher, sharp
ly.
Yes, ma'am?" questioned the pu-
pill.
Take that gum out of your mouth
and put your feet in. FLORIDA
Times-Union.
A baby coop or wheels is inyalu-
able for busy mothers.
Somehow "Byng" seems a very
good name for the general respon-
sible for that splendid British drive.
Permission has been denied pro-
gressive moving picture concern to
take pictures of the deposed Car
and his family. but it seems a bit
unkind to deny him the privilege OF
turning an honest penny.
Inspired by General Byng, the
Germans are going onward with
God" towards Berlin. But We pre-
sumo Berlin viii explain this as a
strategetic retreat.
Some tpeople say they do as they
please-but do they?
Even a straight-laced man has
been known to go crooked.
Some men seem to have the horse
less brand of horse sense.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-12-18
The Hunger Flag

1t has been lnoIe th.'l q al since
this news came Iiom Amst eroam: ~
Few days ago there was a.Sp!at ell
from the belfry OF Lanaeken. B=i-
GUM, the fiag Ci misery, o. hun
ger flag ana tn tocsin WAS sounded
to let the surrounding coultry know
that the city was dying OF hunger
There was nothing TO eat anyWhere;
no bread, no potatoes. not one OF the
absolutely necessary foods. Who
can tell how many flags Will fly from
towns oppressed by the Boches?
Not only Belgium. but other sec
tons must see the hunger flag IN
less every housewife helps 10 win the
war, helps in the kitchen by caring
for not only her own son, but all
children, by giving war service, or
by joining, or training to join the
ranks of labor.
In the American kitchen the one
who prepares the food must enlist IN
the army which not only feeds the
home folks, and the soldiers and
sailors, but helps to keep the hun
ger flag from flying over the cities
belonging to our allies. II the men
must be trained for the trenches why
shouldn't the women receive some
kind of training which Will make
hni otiicinr1t tho
mems?
From time to time this paper has
published recipes which should be
Of great help in conserving the FOOD
supply; giving substitutes for the
ingredients upon which the war is
making the greatest demands. We
have also given the market price OF
food stuffs in order that Madam
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-12-18
The Things That Make
Life Worth Living

tBy Bishop William Lawrence
word 10 men. 4 New York man
Is lust dropping his business. Whlch
has brought him in $4,000 a year,
TO 90 20 Europe for the Red Cross :; no
salary. He does not talk about 1t;
why do YOU mention it, you ASK.
Lots of men are doing the same
thing. Some men are giving up pig
ge1. incomes. and thousands OF me-
chanics and laboring men are drop
ming their wages and enlistins III the
Army and Navy."
mention it in order that every
man in the country may feel thal ne
is on call when his country wants
him. Soldiers and sailors are reau!
to give their lives. All honor TO
them. The time, money and HE OF
every citizen belongs to his Natlon.
All honor, therefore, to those Gu
7ens who conSecrate their time, ana
life in all sorts OF war interests at
home and abroad. Through the
Red Cross opportunities of service
are given to thousands OF men VINO
without the Red Cross would not
know where to put their time ana
energies in the country's service.
\ word TO women. What an anx1-
ous restless and unhappy mass the
women of this country would be II
they did not have some definite work
70 do for the boys and men in the
camps and trenches and hospitals.
In every village, town and CIT!
orouns of women are gathered to-
gether making bandages for the sol
diers. Out upon the farms ana
plains lonely women are knitting
sweaters and mufflers. AS their mig
ers work, their minds move also'
with the thought of what they are
doing for those who are fighting to
defend their homes. No one can cal
culate the steadiness and sincerity
which the Red Cross work gives 10
millions of women.
Money To Loan
Money to loan in large and small
sums.-Lloyd Webster, Spring St
Adv S-25-tf cod.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-12-18

Housewife might not spend her mo-
uev foolishIy or eXtravagantly. In
the future we will continue this
plan. and our request is that every
woman yho would save America
from the hunger flag keep in tram
nS BY following suggestions regard
.pg lie conservation Of food
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-12-18
Tax Notice

Pay your taxes between now and
January LIST, and save interest on the
county taxes for four months. Upon
all taxes not paid by January 1st, in
terest will be charged upon county as
we'll as State taxes from Sept. LIST.
1917. DO not delay, do not put this
off, pay now and save interest.
JAMES n. JONES,
County Tax Collector.
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