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Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-14

Many of those who were thrown out of work at the Hopkins SS Allen plant recently are at their homes here awaiting developments.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-14
Dover E.lectric Irona

Guaranteed. no burn out. maker ironing a pleasure. complete with a S foot Cord and Socket and Stand a regular value of 93.50-Thlg sale- s2.92.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-14
Crepe Paper Towels

15O Towels to the roll good grade crepe. value 29c 8 roll at gle; 5 rolls for S1.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-14

Troop No of the Boy Scouts at tended the Scout rally in the Town hall at Norwich Wednesday even
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-14
Notes.

Joseph Sullivan of Westerly is the guest of friends in the village for a few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-14
Oil Stoves

Oil Stoves, Perfection. Puritan, Florence, Automatic and the famous Detroit Napor Stove.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-14

If your hair is getting thin and you are troubled with dandruff or itching scalp, get about four ounces of Parisia Ii sage from your druggist. This helps 70 prevent baldness and grayness and keeps the scalp clean.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-14
Notes.

The Ladies Missionary circle of the Federated church will meet today.
 A roque club in this place has been planned by some of the roaue enthusi- asts here
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-14
Fry Pans
eHEET aTEEL

s-inch. Pans. regular 12c. at 11e. 8 5k inch Pans. regular tlr. ar lto. 9A inch Pans. regular I4c, at f1r- 91k finch Pans. regular 22c. at far. 1O1z inch Pans. regular -5c. ae 2-e
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-14

Before going to bed I rub little Par1s1an sage into my scalp" says a woman whose Luxurious, soft and fluffy hair Is greatly admired. This keeps the hair from falling out and makes it easy to dress attrectively
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-14
HAIR HINTS

Helpful Advice for Care of the Hair Worthy the Attention of Every one Who Would Avoid Dandruff, Itching Scalp, Gray Hair and Baldness.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-14
Wash Boilers COPPER ROTTOMS

No. size-Special for this sale only S1.S9, regular $2.25.
Morris tribune., 1917-06-15

Kopel, Leo B., Donnelly Township
LARSON Alexander, DonneIly Town
Mackiey Key george, Donnelly Township
Madsen, Ole -Percival, Donnelly
Mathis, VIM. Guy, Donnelly Town
Mun s Roy, Donnelly Township
Nanninga,a Harm, Donnelly Town
Paul, Frank W., Donnelly Township
Peterson; Edwardz2Jesse. Donnelly
sherstad, Adolph c., Donnelly Town
smiths;Raymond J., Donnelly Town
sperE Charles H.. Donnelly Town
speETs Henry, Dqnnellz TgSynshig -
staeeb es; William b. Dor Ponn ne Town
strand, Ludwig o., Donneliy Town
u ship I. 4 l. ~ { q ~ 8 "a
Strand Moses B., Donnelly Town
Strand, Ole M, -Donnelly Township
Strand, Oscar S., Donnelly Township
Wade, Einar A., Dopnelly Township
Wasicek, William, Donnelly Town
n = STEVENS ~9Tr - ~7T
Ahrens, August, Stevens.
Anderson, aAdolphi Sigfred, Stevens.
Beatty, Harry William, Stevens.
Bennett, Charley, Stevens Twp.
Bredson, Olof, Stevens.
t(Continued on page 81
Morris tribune., 1917-06-15

Baity, George W., Pepperton. o.,
B!om, Ralph, Pepperton.
Diers. George H.: Pepperton.
Ernst, Frank, Pepperton. So III
FLAG, Chas. Victor, Pepperton.
Gausman, Edward A, Pepperton.
Gausman, Emil, Pepperton.
Heuer, Benjamin Otto, Repperton.
Hoyer, Louis j., Pepperton.
Hultgren, Howard Delmore, Pepper
ton. lss1g--
Hudspeth, Ernest, Pepperton.
Hultgren, Carroll Johnson, Pepper
Jackson; Harrison A., Pepperton:
Lager. William G.; Pepperton
Lundquist, Ernfrid J., Pepperton
Nelson, Andrew, Pepperton
Nelson, Nels P, Pepperton
Peltier, Thomas J., Pepperton
Quackenbush, Lester V, Pepperton
Satzer, John, Pepperton
Smith, Albert, Pepperton
Trieschel, Roy A, -Pepperton
frost, Edward J., Pepperton
DONNELLY TOWNSHIP
Aanerud, Adolph R., Donnelly Twp.
Ausumb, Peter A. H, Donnelly TWp.
Bell, Robert M, Donnelly Twp. u
Danielson, Frank W., Donnelly Twp.
Dornquest, Herman E., Donnelly Twp
Fleishacker, John H, Donnelly Twp.
Gerber, Fred A., Donne1ly Twp.
Jansen, Fred j., Donnelly Twp.
Jergenson, Martin J., Donnelly Twp.
Johnson, AxeI, Donnelly TWP
kloos, Lee, R., Donnelly Township
Morris tribune., 1917-06-15

Rowles, John Vincent, Horton
Scheitlfn, Gustav Ado1ph. Horton
Thielke, Ferdinand, Horton
Thielke, Gustav, Horton :"
Willie, Henry, Jr,, Horton
Zaugg, Levi Horton
#DARNEN
Bowlin, Clifton Lee, Darnen.
Colburn, Maynard Clinton, Darnen.
Coleman, James Henry, Darnen.
Coleman, John Edward, -Darnen.
Coleman, Patrick Thomas, Darnen.
Coleman, Peter John, Darnen.
Gore Nelson, Darnen.
Hacker Ralph Heinrich, Darnen.
Hawkinson, Martin Hans, Darnen.
Harley, Glen Martin. Darnen.;,
Heintzlemans Mike Anton, Darnen.
Heubner, John Julius, Darnen.
Hetibner,7 Fred Henry, Darnen.
Heubner, August Fred, Darnen.
Heubner, Arnold W., Darnen."
Killoran, Charles Edmond Darncn
Kohl, Victor, Michael, Darnen
Krayenhagen, Frank, Darnen
Kuhnle, Burr christopher, nDarnen
KuhnIe,. George Daniel, Darnen
Luhann, John Joseph, Darnen
Mcdowell, Arthur, Darnen - ;''
Moriarty, Charles James, Darnen
Mullens, George, Darnen
omen, Christ, Darnen
Pott, Fred Herman, -Darnen
Ross George Edward, Darnen
Rotramel, Bert, DarRen,
Schmidgall, John, Darnen
Schouberg, olaf e. Darnen
Sommer, David, Darnen
Sommer, Magnus Ben, Darnen
Steinbring, Emil Frank, Darnen
Swain, Frank, Darnen
Thomas, James Gerald, Darnen
Wagner, Fred W. Darnen
Yarger, Edward James,, Darnen.
MORRIS TOWNSHIP
Baysinger, Elmer Nuten Morris
Beissei, Bertraln Charles, Morris Twp
Bieser, Fred Martin, Morris Twp.
Bieser, George Carl, Norris Twp.
Beissel, John Edward, Morris Twp.
Boettner, Johan Wilhelm, Norris
Brinkman, Gerrit, Morris Twp.
Cress, Fred Remain, Morris Twp.
Cruze, Leland George, Morris Twp.
Dokter, Art, Morris Twp.
Field, Frank James, Morris Twp.
Garberick, Horatio Edgar, Norris
Twp.
Gerdes, Jake, Morris Twp.
Godell, Edwin Jacob, Morris Twp.
Gulbrandson, Harold, Norris Twp.
Hildebrandt, Anton Toney, Morris
FIiIdebrandt, Carl Alfred, Morris Twp
Hoffman, Sam H, Morris Twp.
Kane, Leo Francis, Norris Township
Kill, Steve Nick, Morris Township
Kill, William Morris Township
Kirwin, James William, Morris
IOWnSnlp
King, William Henry, Morris Town
Kuyper, John Jacob, Morris Town
ship
Larson, Laurits, Morris Township
Libbon, Howard George, Morris
Mose n1T Ban, Morris Township
milford, Albert Hugo, Norris Town
MulfordR, Herman Charles, Morris
Township
Niedorf, Henry John, Morris Town
Norby Ashley, Morris Township
O'Brien, John, Morris Township
Potter, Hallen Franklin, Norris
Rabel, Edward Arthur, Morris Town
Sax, Irwin Asa, Morris Township
schCp 0Teds4j|n Leo Frank Morris
rayio G" WarG W., Morris Township
Treinen, Henry Nichols, Morris
Township
Williams, George, Morris Twp.
Winter, Benjamin Harrison, Morris
Writes, Jake, Morris Twp.
RENDSVILLE
Aanerud, Rangel Cornelius, Rendsville
Anderson, Anton Ingwald, Rends-
Vile.
Anderson, Gustaf Adolph, Rendsville
Anderson, John Edwin, Rendsville.
Anderson, Oscar Barthof, Rendsville
Ausumb,- Chris A, Rendsville.
AuSumb, Emil R., RendSVi11e.
Birkofer, Arthur Fred, Rendsville.
Brandt, Lawrence Ferdinand, Rends-
vile.
Buchleiter, Roy Rendsville.
Day, Harry, Rendsville.
Erickson, Anton, RendSVille.
Morris tribune., 1917-06-15

Erickson, Arthur Louis, Rendsville.
Erickson, William, Rendsville.
FaIk, Edward John, ;Rendsviile.=
F'alk, Peter, Rendsville. -
Giese, Carl, Rendsville.
GieSe, Herman, Rendsville.
Hansen, Herbert Chester. Rendsville.
Halshal, Harold, RendsviIle.
Ha 1I;7tae Arthur Theodore, Rends-
Henrichs, Clifford Lawrence, Rends-
HoImdahl, Edwin John, Rendsvi1Ie.
johnson, Emil, Rendsville.1 ar.
Man Anton, Rendsvf1le -AF@ 49,
Mich,-Alphonse. John, -Rendsville
Mich, Frank Nicholas, Rendsville
Mithun, Edward Oliver, Rendsville
Mithun, Martin CLAUS, Rendsville
Olson, Emil TorWick, Rendsviile
Olson, Otto, Rendsville
Peterson, Carl Marcus, Rendsville
Peterson, Ole Henry, Rendsville
Peterson, Alex, Rendsville
Sather, Edward Andreas, Rendsville
Sather, Martin Arthur, Rendsville
Searle, Leo Daniel, Rendsville
Swanson, Alfred Harry, Rendsville
Williams, Calvin p. Rendsville
sYNNEs
Becker, Louis, Synnes.
Behrens, John Henry, Synnes.
Boz Alfred E., .Synnes,
Doe, Oscar J., Synnes.
Brumer, Elmer l., Synnes.
CIausen, Claus, Synnes.
Eckre, Franz E., Synnes.
Eystad, Charlie J., Synnes.
Foley, John L., Synnes.
GRADER, Albert F., Synnes.
Groth, Edward c., Synnes.
Groth, Harry E., Synnes.
GuIIerud, Johannes, Synnes.
Hiniger, Elias W., Synnes.
Jallo, Rudolph, Synnes.
Jones, Freeman, Synnes.
Jones, Ray r., Synnes.
Knopp, Herbert, Synnes
Landon, Roy, Synnes
Lang, Gustav r., Synnes
Luhman, William. Synnes
Messner, Joseph, Synnes
Mullins, william, Synnes
Olson, Peter M, Synnes
Podtburg, Fred, Synnes
Rahsline, Michal, Synnes
Reimers, Adolph, Synnes
Morris tribune., 1917-06-15
FULL REGISTRATION
LIST FOR STEVENS CO.
List is Now Required to be Made Up
BY Precincts Which Raises
Query

County Auditor Wollthan made his
complete returns for the registration
In Stevens county, arranging all the
names. alphabetically according 70
instructions. He sent in his CARDS
only to have them returned to be
arranged according to precincts. This
latest instruction raises the query as
to whether the draft is to be MADE
by precincts, but nothing official Is
obtainable on this point. The list
follows, except, for the city of Nor
ris which was published last week.
Morris tribune., 1917-06-15


Ye~ vsrr~~Tro SCOTT
Anderson, Martinious Carl, Scott.
Brum,= Peter Benedict, Scott
Buckley, Paul Martin, Scott.
Budnick, Peter David, Scott.
ChristianSon,s Edwin, Scott.
Farwell, Albro Mark, Scott.
FarWefl, Joseph walter, Scott.
Finch, Henry Bougne, Scott.
Gaarder, Harold, Scott.
Hansen, Edward, Scott.
Helms, Ambrose John, Scott.
Hood, Edward, Scott.
Krayenhagen, Emil Henry, Scott
Larson Wilhelm, Scott
LIE Sage, Arthur, Scott
Lembcke, Emil Ludwig, Scott
Lins1ey, Marley Adolphus, Scott
Marin, Kenneth Clyde, Scott
Nielsen, Olav Yens, Scott
Noble, Clinton Arthur, Scott
Noble, William Henry, Scott
omen, August William, Scott
omen, Joseph F., Scott
Russell, Carl Alonzo, Scott
Russell, Grover c., Scott
Smith, Edgar Huron, Scott
Triechel, Robert Wayne, Scott
Tschudi, Samuel, Scott
Wilson, Eugene Bryn, Scott.
PEPPERTON
Amelsberg, Bernhard, Pepperton.
Anderson, Edwin A. Pepperton.
Andert, Fred A, Pepperton.
Andert, Paul W., Pepperton.
Bach, Clarence c., Pepperton.
Morris tribune., 1917-06-15

Reimers, Otto, synnes
Ripple, John p, Synnes
Rogers, William H, Synnes
Sadelik, Ben #, Synnes
Sadelik, Edward, Synnes
Eannes; Henry R., Synnes
Sannes, Paul c., Synnes
Staples, Leon, SynIes
Steen, Edward p, SynI1es
Steen, Ole A., Synnes
Wiedenfelds Henry, Synnes
Winegorden, Clyde L., SynneS.
E-,w.--TKTsl IA
Morris tribune., 1917-06-15
MOORE

Agar, Charles L., Moore.
Chesterfield, Martin H., Moore.
Brown, Ellsworth L., Moore.
Brown, Raymond B., Moore.
Durkee, Albert B., Moore.
Fenton, Alferd W., Moore.
Coll, VIM, Moore.
Huntley, Clarence s., Moore.
Landes, Jesse l., Moore
Lindhe, Herbert O., Moore
Mccarthy, Sylvester, Moore
Messner, David G., Moore
Mecklenburg, Emil, Moore
Mecklenburg, Herman A., Moore
Mecklenburg, John c., Moore
Miller, Henry c., Moore
Miller, John, Moore
Meyers, Horace H, Moore
Osferman, John H, Moore
Schmidgall, George, Moore
Scott, Eugene w, Moore
Suhrbrier, John H, Moore
Sullivan, Robt. Emmett, Moore
Terrfll, Albert, Moore
Zimmerman, Albert J., Moore
Watson, Frank L., Moore
Zv1Stea Joe Moore.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13

WE BUY sssSaa .Soss ssos aS@' snd Si0'sss, 9ss 5fghone Main 1047.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13

sc717-f;1sTMAo gi1ts ot watches, ula- ,s7 monds and jewelry at cut prices. .;
 J Morrison, Jeweler, 326 Chamber o'
 I,nmmerce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13
GENERAL BARNETT RECOMMENDS GREAT
 CORPS OF MARINES
Commander Points Out How This Arm of the Sery- ice Has Met All
 Demands

Washington, December 12.-Esrab- lishment of a great east coast marine corps post is recommended in the an nual report of Major General Barnett, commandant of the corps, made public tonight The project involves a total cost of $2,500,000 and an estimate of $1000 900 for the preliminary work has been submitted.
 General Barnett says the corps has successfully met every test of the past year and has lent itself well to war time expansion of 30,000 men. A re- enlistment percentage of 469 per cent in 1916 rose to SS4 in 1917 with the declaration of war.
 Tt is believed" the report adds. that it would be altogether practi- cable to still further enlarge the ma- rine corps. The advisability of doing so is submitted to the department for it's consideration"
 Brief reference is made to the send ing of marine contingents to France with the first expeditionary force.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13
GEORGIA-A COTTON SEED MILLS
 FIX S47.50 PRICE
Resolution Is Passed by Crushers in Session at Atlanta Which Follows
 Federal Board Suggestion

Atlanta, December 12.-Cotton seed crushers of Georgia and Alabama, meet ing here today adopted a resolution fixing the price of cotton seed meal at S47.50 a ton. This price will apply to meal that contains not more than 36 per cent protein and in lots of 30 cars or more. One dollar ton may be added for each additional per cent of protein the meal may contain.
 This action, taken voluntarily by tho cotton seed crushers on recommenda- tions of the federal food administra- tion, will save farmers of the two states approximately $1,50O, 900 yearly, it was said.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13

HATS renovated and blocked by eN- nert hatters ladies' hats sreclal ty; dry cleaning, presslns' repai. ing and altering. Glucks i'l' '1 .a 1bopa 2379
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13
New York Judge Holds He Has No Jurisdiction
 Over Exemption Boards

Kingston, N. Y, December 12-Su- preme Court Justice Nicholas decided today that the state supreme court has no Jurisdiction over local exemption boards under the federal selective draft law and dismissed an application to compel local board to grant certifi- cates of exemption to 10 registrants already certified for service who desire to enlist in the regular army The local board swore it could not certify to the enlisting officer that the 10 regis trans were not needed to fill the boards quota under the first draft. ts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. 1 Marion steam shovel 2 F yard dipper, ,2S-foot boom, first-class condition. 4 Standard railroad box cars. 34 feet long, 10000 capacity, safety appli- ances. air' fully equipped. 1 Cyclone traction well drill, with tools, sand pump, etc. Snow steam pump, 1 F inch suction and discharge. 5 Ingersoll- Rand steam drills with steel points, bits. Star pump No. 2. 1 46x12-inch tubular boiler, 100 pounaSs pressure. 1 10x16-inch side crank engine. 7S"x106" boiler internally fired, high pressure. 1 3-horsepower vertical boiler. 1 25-horsepower firebox boiler. 1 2-horsepower I. H. c. gasoline en- zine. Belted deep well pump, Finch dis charge. Diaphragm manhole pump. Hand force pumps. 1 Lot blacksmith shop tools. 800 New car wrenches. Barrett track jacks. Norton ratchet jacks. 1 Norton 50-ton jack Screw jacks Corn mill, 3 36-inch burr stones. 1 Carload 30-pound relay rails. 100 Tons 40-pound relay rails. 100 Tons so pound relay rails, BIRMINGHAM IRON AND DEVELOP
 MENT CO.
 9th ave. and 30th st., N
 Phone 762.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13

W'ANTED-Man to take
 c h arge of newspaper { routes; splendid proposi-
 tion. Gall circulation de- 2 partment. The Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13
Material Purchased for
 Russia Will Be Sold

Washington, December 12.-Much of the material purchased here for the account of the Russian government will be sold in this country and the proceeds applied to the payment Of bills incurred on contracts at present m operation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13
LIVE STOCK
LAND WANTED
LEGAL, NOTICES
otic. of T~,ocj ~Sfock oIdcrs, Meeting

Notice of Stockholdcrs' Meeting
 The regular annual meeting or the stockholders of the Alabama Home Building and Loan association will pc held at the office of the association, 2V2o First avenue, Birmingham, Ala, on Tuesday, December IS, 1917 conVenlng at 12 o'clock noon. At such meeting dlrec- tors will be elected and such other busl- ness transacted as may come before a regular meeting.
 H. M. ROBERTSON, President. w. V. M ROBERTSON, Gen. Mgr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13

W INTERPRETATIONS as manager ot 3 a plantation, on part salary and pafe ,- shares; make best offer ana give luii W
 description in your first letter. F. c Box 232 West Blocton, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13
WANIED-sl1oIrLIA4Nn nooo

TE DTTN Second hand clothes, w E BO I shoes. zl16 I'd Ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13
NOTICE Bids Wanted for COnvicts of Ferry
 

Sealed bids will be received by the court of county commissioners of Perry county, Alabama, up to Thursday, De- cember 27, 1917, at F m. for the hire of it's convicts for the year 191S
 Address the undersigned at Marion, Ala. w. T. HARRIS,
 Judge of Probate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13
OFFICES AND STORES FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Office desk space; also private office, phone, lights. water; reasonable. Phone Main 4441.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13
'rYPEWRITERS
(ONO-~~>O
 TYPEW REFERS.

BRAND NEW. LATEST MODEL
 OLIVER g, $49 Fully guaranteed, standard keyboard, exactly the same machine used by largest industries, direct from factory; former price s100. Before getting even a second hand, rebuilt or rental ma chine investigate latest Oliver plan to save $51: easy payments if you wish Telephone or call Joel M. Taul. Mgr. the Oliver Typewriter Agency, o103 1st ave, Birmingham, Ala. Phone Bell Main TT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13
AUTOMOBILES

WANTED-Saxon owners to know that they will find Saxon service station at 213 s. 20th st. Experienced Saxon mechanics. Genera tors and self-starters re- paired.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13

AN excellent investment; farm of 500 acres only two miles from Muscle Shoals east of Sheffield, Ala. is of fered for sale for the purpose of making division among the joint owners; one of the loveliest and most productive farms in the valley of the Tennessee river; two-thirds in cultivation, balance in timber and pasture; 4 dwellings,; with the development or the great pow CT at Muscle Shoals by the government, this property will be very valuable; price, s100 per acre, one-third cash, and years; will take as part payment unincumbered income property worth s1o000. J. D. Weeden & Co.,, Florence, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13

: W A N T ED = Underwood
 typewriter; must be in good condition and cheap. Phone Main 5079.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13
ROOMS WANTED

WANTED-By adults, two furnished rooms preferably in some nice apart- ments on Southside. References ex- changed. Phone Main 619OW. Rich. mond Apartments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13
WANTED

sWANTED - Young m a Il . .stenographer, with some experience in taking die tation and transcribing sanotes; state age, experi- ence and salary expected. sP. o. Box 215.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13
FARM AND TIMBER LANDS

FARM bargains, ali sections of Alabama. Write for free lists. Ingram Land Co. Empire Bldg, Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13

HAIR CUT, luc: shave, oc; work in rear room free. Birmingham Barber Co., lege 20O71s 3d ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13

WE manufacture stove castings for all makes of stoves and make speciality Of all kinds of lighter casting for various purposes. A. o. Kehm Casting Co.,. 2527 27th ave. north.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13
VALLEY FARM

Seventy-five acres within two miles good town; about 40 acres in cultivaton small residence and barn; mostly level lime soil Address J-63, care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13

YOUNG man to work on train; com sss mission paid. Crescent News and sg Hotel O., 1912 Morris ave- opposite 7s4 l.. & N. station.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13
BUSINESS CHANGES
PIANOS

At bargain prices and terms to suit. Good used ones for $100, new ones for s250 Player piano. organs, Co., lumbia Grafonolas, Nitanolas, rec ords for all machines and music rolls for all players If you will call to see us or write for catalogs and prices, we will save you money and appreciate your patronage; 1922 Sd ave, in the building with Morton the photographer.
 B. B. FORBES & SONS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-13
WANTED--MALE HELP

W A N T E D. Newspaper canvassers of neat appear ance. Apply circulation de- partment The Age-Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-22
Daily Horoscope
Wednesday, August a.. 1917

Copyright 1917, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
1t Is lucky day, according to the
reading of astrology. The Sun and
Uranus are both in beneffc aspect
during the day and In the evening
Mercury is friendly.
Under this planetary influence all
who have political power should BEN
eft.
The stars appear to favor the con-
centration of power and the central
lzation of authority in all lines of
work. as well as in governmental af-
fairs, and this is said to be the pre-
cursor of a larger democracy.
Uranus gives power to all who use
personal magnetism and exercise au-
thority over people, while they make
appeal for public commentator.
The rule is good for all who COM
mand and should benefit the Presi-
dent as well as military and naval
commanders.
But while the auspicious signs
seem to favor persons in high place
they indicate revolt. the growth of
unrest among the people and a spirit
of criticism, which Is due to the evil
power of the stars.
The increase of labor troubles Is
foreshadowed and again riots are
predicted. Loss of life Is presaged
by the planets. While troubles great
and small may seem to increase as
the year wanes, the seers declare
that the world is about to experience
new springtime Of spiritual realiza-
tion and change, which should be
comforting in the contemplation of a
coming winter in which the world
will face new problems.
October Is to be a month OF tre-
mendous significance to the United
States, which will win great glory
Then Mars as well as Saturn and
Neptune will afflict the Kaiser, who
may meet overwhelming defeat, 1t
he has not already accepted peace
terms.
Persons whose birthdate it is should
not quarrel or go to law, speculate or
risk money They are likely to have
changes that will be fortunate. i.
Children born on this day may be
rash, impetuous and restless. These
subjects of Leo over whom Virgo ex-
ercises an influence are likely to be
very talented.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-22
InlIsc McInke SAYS.

Lake AtctHIixe says.
Fate pulls off some queer stunts. 1t
often mates a woman who reads moth
ing but religious periodicals with a
man who reads nothing but the SPORT
ing page.
A girl doesn't mind knowing that
she hasn't brains as long as she
knows that she Is pretty.
A genuine pessimist hopes for the
worst because he never expects his
hopes to be realized.
Sometimes a woman gets so that
she can't even make up her mind
without the aid of rouge and powder
rag.
Give woman plenty of closets in a
house and she will take a chance on a
skeleton getting into one of them.
1t amazes us that some theatrical
producer hasn't thought of pulling off
a revival of Ben Hur with automobiles
in the chariot race.
Figures may fool the single men.
But the married men know that they
are not always what outward appear
ances indicate.
An helress doesn't have to fish for a
husband. She can always buy one in
the open market.
Some of these days a genius is 60
ing TO invent skirt that can be worn
rear side in front when 1t wears slick
behind. But he'll never be able to
invent that kind of skirt for Corn
Fed girl.
Kipling was all wrong when he said
that woman Is only a woman. as any
married man can tell you. She can
also be an angel and devil at times.
Our idea of a superman Is one who
can entertain a sense of humor and a
toothache at the same time.
A man places a heap of faith In his
wife, He will set the alarm clock for
$3.50 and then tell his wife to be sure
and get him up at 1880.
A woman never knows what she
doesn't want until after she gets it.