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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18
SOCIALISM,
LA|kRA$T|S
NAUJ|EN0S''
IR EvANGELI-
JOS

Socialism, laikrastis ''Nau-
jicnos' paskelbe, kad Maui
.iojo Istatymo SventraStis,
kur aprasytas Kristaus gy-
ycnimas ir 10 darbai, arba
kitaip sakant. evangcliJOs.
csancios paraSytos ne tuoj
DO Kristaus mirties, bet dl
az tris simtai metu pO Kris
taus gimimO. Kadangi nei
vienas apastalas ir nei vie
mas evangelistas taip ilgai
negyveno. iseina sulye
"Naujienu" "mokslo," kad
cvangclijas parase ne apas-
talai. ne cvangelistai, bet
kaz kas kitas.
BetO socialism, lalkraStls
"Naujienos" tvirtina, kat
cvangeliju aprasymai buve
keiciami per eiliu eiles me-
tu. Taigi evangelijOs tetu-
linGios tick vertes, kick pa
saku kninga.
Kadangi toks socialistQ
laikrssSio "Nsujienu" tvir-
tininaas -izeidzia kiekviena
kI.ikseioni ir kriksSioniska
tikeji1na ga.iauja is paGiu
pamat,l, tai mes viesai pa
'kvieteme socialism, laikras-
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TALkIN|NkY k0NFEREN-
CLOS RYME PASEgMES.

Amsterdam. - Cia gauta
zinia, apie ka talkininkai
taresi nesenai ivykusioje
Ryme kares konferencijoje.
Jie tenai nusprende ivykin-
ii iris svarbiuosius daiktus,
butent: l. Atsaukti savo ar
mijas is Balkanu; 2. Pa
skelbti kare Graikijai ir 9
Uzpulti Konstantinopoli nuo
sauszemio.
Graikijai kare pirmiausia
paskelbsianti Italia, kuri is
seDiau turinti ten kokias
pTekabes prie Graikijos uz Z
kokia tai teritorija. Kuo-
met Italia tai padarysian-
ii, tuomet jai pagelbon sto-
sianeios Anglia, Francija
ir Venizeloso salininkai.
Talkininkai Balkanu arlni-
ju viena dali panaudosianti
prizes Graikija, kita dali -
pres Konstantinopoli.
Is kitu saltiniu apt,,reta
ziniOs, kad telkininkai dGsia
visas pastangas perkirsti
BerlynO Konstantinopolio
gelezinkcli. Kaip ir kokioi
vietoj .iie atliksia ta save
snmanyma, nezinia. Juk Sc
mai nnrcta tas padaryt,.
TuO tikslu net Rumunija
iEtraukta karen. Rusai bu-
rO manc per Rurlun'.,H ISL
briauti ls:'!garijon ir ten nc
tik minima gelezinkeI: rc'-
lSirsti, bet is Bulgarijos uz-
p,llti Konstantinopoli. Te-
ciau visu Stu plenu, kaip r.
roma, nepasisekc ikunyti.
Tai kokiu budu dabar mano-
ma atsiekti tas tikslas?
Bet keisciausia tai tas,
kad centrales valstybes SUI
zinc iSanksto talkininku vi
sus plenus. Gi tas JOINS
daug gelbsti pasigaminti il
atsiremti prizes priesininku
vcikima.
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DIDELI MUSlAI
RUMUNUOJE.

Petrogradas. - Didell
musiai tesiasi siaurrytiniam
RnmunijOs Some SUI geromis
rusams ir rumunams pasek-
memis.
KOva verda piet-vakari-
niam Pralea apskrityj, 10
verstu i pietus nuo Kasino
ir TtrOtus upiu susijungimo.
Rumunai ir rusai pietuosc
nuo Pralea pasivare pirmyn
du verstu. Rumunai atmu-
Sc vOkieciu uzpuolima NJ
dvieju verstu i pietus nuo
HekOsa.
Vadeni apskrityj, septy-
niomis myliomis j vakaru>
nuO Galatz, teslasi baisQs
musiai.
Rusu lakunai pamete
bombas ant Barjami ir SUI
dami, palei Dunoju. Sunai-
kinta keli LAVAL DunojuJc
netoli Braila.
Rusu nardancioji laive
palei Bosfora nuskandino
du turku garlaiviu.
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APIE L|ETUVOS
NEPR|GuLMyBE.

Labai prielankiai apie
Lietuva atsiliepia 'Public
Ledger-Philadelphia' is
sausio 7 dienos, s. m: PANT
nj M. Yco ka'b2, kituomct
rasakyta Londclic. Pazymi,
kad Americas lietuviu spau-
aa-~stipriai palaiko reikala-
vima, kad po kares Lietu-
val butu Quota ne autono-
mia, bet neprigulmybe.
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MIRE ADMIROLAS
DEWEY.

Washington. - Cia miro
Suv. Valstiju kares laivyno
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. George
Dewey. Jis pagarsejo kare-
.jc Suv. Valstiju su Ispanija
NJ Filipinu salas. Jis SUI
muse ispanu kares laivyna
Manila uzlajOj. TOdel ir bu-
vO vadinamas "ManilOs uz-
lajOs didvyriu."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18

ininku nuskirtas fieldmar-
Salas Won Hindenburg, gen.
Falkenhayn iSejo kariauti
prizes Rumunija. Jau kelin-
Ia savaite 10 vardas nebuvo
mjnimas vokieciu oficialiuO-
Sc praneSimuose. Kad Star
jis dabar atsidure Graikijon
pas karaliu Konstantina.
Sakoma, gen. Falkenhayn
Graikijon nukeliaves vo-
kieciu nardancia laive. La1-
ven sedes Graikijos uoste
Kavala, kuri uzeme bulga-
raj.
0 talkininku kares LAVAL
yra uzblokave Graikijos pa
krascius. 4
Kuomet Falkenhayn pri-
.buves raikiioi1, -tuejaus
iskeliaves j Larissa ir tenai
bevieliu telegraph susinesas
su Berlynu.
Talkininku visi pasiunti-
Mai apleide Atenus ir susi-
krauste i Keratsini uosta.
Laukiama' svarbiu atsitf-
kirnu.
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v0PICkA ISkELIAV0
.BERtYNAN.

Washington. - Cia gau-
ia zinia, kad Suv. Valstiju
pasiumtinys Balkanuosc,
Charles j. Vopicka, kuri lie
pc vOkieciai atsiimti is Ru-
munijOs sOstines Bukaresto,
iSkeliavo Berlynan. Ola .irs
lauksias tolesniu sau isaky-
~ is uisieniu reikalu de-
partamcnto Washingtonc.a
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I'll "Naujienas" prirodyti
dokumentais tai, ka jos kali
ba aple cvangelijas. Nors
savO tame raSte "Naujie-
nos" daugybes ir kitu mesa
inoniu prikalbejo, teciaus
Ines kvietome ta socialistn
laikrasti dokumentaliSkai
atsakyti bent j situs klau-
sinus:
y PrirOdykite dokumen-
tais, kad evangelijos ir abel
nai naujojo istatymo Svent-
rastis parasytas du ar tris
Simtai metu po Kristaus uz-
gimimo.
y Jei evangeliju nepara-
Sc, kaip sakote, nei apasta-
lei, nei tie evangelistai, ku-
riuos pripazista katalikp
Isaznycia, tai kas tas evange
lijas parase, kokioie Veto
.je ir kokiais metals?
81 KOkios SventrasciO vie
tos yra perkeistos, kas ten
Duvo parasyta pirmiau, o
kas dabar yra?
~ Kaip vadinas tas graf
liu istorikas, apie kuri kali
bate, buk jis raSas, kad tais
laikais Jeruzolimoje buvusi
revoliucija, kokioje savo
kningoje jis tai apraso?
Tam atsakymui davemc
savaite laiko ir pridureme
Jei visai neatsakysite, tai
iskaitysime, kad soicalistu
I laikraStis "Naujienos"
prizes visa visuomene pris1-
pazista, kad jis pamelavc,
kad jis bjauriai apgaudine-
ia savo skaitytojus. ir kad
jis be sarmatos Smeizia
krikscionija.
O jci tu savo priekaiStp
prirodyti neistengsite, mes
pasir,lpinsime isrodyti skai-
tytojams "Naujienu" re-
daktoriu "moksliSkuma" il
bedugne ju dolisko supuvi-
mo. Beto mes prirodysime
is savo puses, kas tos evan
gclijOs, kuomet jos parasy-
tos IL koki ju verto.
Nuo to paskelbimo jau is
ejo savaite suvirsu. Bet So
cialistu laikrastis "Naujie-
nos" NIEKO NEISTENGE
ATSAKYTI ! TUOS MU-
SV PASTATYTUS KLAU.
SINUS. Tai reiskia, kad So.
cialistu laikrastis "Naujie-
nos"
IL pAMELAVO SAKY-
DAMAS, KAD EVANGE
LIJOS IR ABELNA1
NAUJ0JO ISTATYMc
svENTRASfIS PARASY,
TAS DU AR IRIS SIM.
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NuzuDYTA 2,557 c|v|-
L|AI MoNES.
Berlynas.

Berlynas. - Overseas
News agentura pranesa, kad
francuzu ir anglu lakunai
pamestomis bombomis 1916
metals nuzude 1851 civilius
francuzus ir belgus. Vadi-
nasi,' taiko bombas vokie-
CLAIMS, gi nuo bombu zusta
saviSkiai.
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GENER0LAS FALKEN-
HAYN GRA|kUojE.

Londonas. - Francuzai is
Saloniku oficialiai pranesa,
jsad Graikijon nukeliaves
Fokietijos generolas Fal-
kenhayn, buves ,vokieciu ge-
ncyslio stabo- .virsininkas.
Kuomet generalio Stabo vir-
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M0BILIzU0JA .DAUCIAU
KARIUOMENtS,

Bernas. = Sveicarijos Wy
rlausybes paredymu mobili-
zuojama dar 3 divizijos svei-
caru kariuOmenes. Tai daro-
ina SUI tikslu saugoti savo
Sales neutralybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18

Ir Karl, istojusiu vokieciu
lakunu korpusan. Princas
Slglsmund eina % mctus. gi
10 brolis dviem metals jau-
nesnis. Abudu yra kaizerio
giminaicciai.
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NUSkANDIN1A 3 LAVAL

Londonas. Vokieciu
nardsncios laives nuskan-
dino AugIjos gsrlaivi
"Brookwood" ir du Norve-
sijos - "Thelma''- ir
"Graafield." - ft~ zAr
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No14


TAI METQ PO KRIS
TAUS UZGIMIMO; =
q PAMELAVO TVIR.
TINDAMAS, KAD EVAN:
GELIJAS PARASE NE
APASTALAI, NE EVAN
GELISTAI, KURIUOS
PRIPAZINSTA KATALl-
KV BAZNYcIA, BET
KAS KITAS.
81 TUO SAVO NEATSA-
KYMU LAIKRASTIS
"NAUJIENOS" PRISI-
PAZINO PAMELAVES,
SAKYDAMAS, KAD
EVANGELIJQ APRAsY-
MAI BUVE KEIcIAMI
PER EILIU EILES ME-
TU:
-s4} PAlGELAy9L
DAMAS, KAD EvANGE-
LIJOS TETURINCIOS
Tick VERTES, KIEK
PASAKQ KNINGA.
s. KAD TOXIC GRAZ
KQ ISTORIKO, APIE
KURI JOS KALBA, VI
SAL NEI Butte NERA
BUVE, KAD IA ISTORI-
KA "NAUJIENOS" PA
CLOS ISMISLIJO IR PRA-
NESE SAVO SKAITYTO-
JAMS, JOG TAS GRAIKV
ISTORIKAS RAISES, KAD
TAIS LAIKAIS BUVUSI
JERUZOLIMOJ REvO-
LUCIA.
DABAR TURBUT VISI
SUPRANTATE, KAIP
SOCIALISM, LAIKRAS-
IT'S "NAUJIENOS" AP-~
GAUDINEJA SAVO NE
LAIMINGUS SKAITY-
TOJUS. o JEI KURIAM
OAR NERA AISKU, PA
IT'S PAKLAUSKITE
"NAUJIENU," KUR TIE
JU PRIRODYMAI APIE
EVANGELIJAS.
MEL MIN NGIEJI
"NAUJIENU" SKAITY-
TOJAI, ATSIDARYKITE
SAVO AXIS IR PAZVEL-
GKITE BENT KARTA,
KAIP BEGEDISKAI
"NAUJIENOS" Is JUSU
TAMSUMO TYcIOJASI,
KAIP JUS NEPADORIAf
APGAUDINEJA.
Kadangi "Naujienos" ne
istenge prirodyti savo apra-
symo apie evangelijas, tad
dabar mes meginsime.
Pradzioje paaiskinsimc
abelnai apie evangelijas,
paskiaus prirodysime, kuc-
met jos parasytos ir gslp
gale prirodysime ar ju ap-
rasymai galejo butt msino- {
~~ns e. Y~~S~s ~-~.~1:S.s ~.-ksy
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kAIzER|0 GIMINAICIAI
ls1oJo LAkUNy
kORpUslN.

Amsterdam. Is Berly-
no pranesama, ksd. Pslsijos
prince FriedIdcko Leopol.
do sunu, princu Sigismund
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-06-21
ARE HAPPILY SURPRISED
LAST THURSDAY EVENING

4 number of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Labaree and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Hendricks gave them a surprise
party in honor of their respective
sixth and seventh wedding anniver-
saries last Thursday evening. The
fore part of the evening was devoted
to giving the brides and grooms" a
"jOy" ride over our city in = most
unique way. cart being attached to
the rear of an automobile and the
honored ones given sightseeing
tour by this peculiar mode of travel.
Later in the evening the party re-
paired to the Mrs. Marie Thompson
rooms in the First National Bank
building, where refreshments were
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Labaree and
Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks were the re-
cipients of q beautiful token of re-
membrance from the rest of the par
ty. 1t was q most enjoyable social
event, and the guests wished the two
popular couples many more happy
wedding anniversaries.
Those present besides the honored
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Kelsey,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. P. r. Mcdowell, Mrs. Ked Vance
and Mrs. Marie Thompson.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-06-21

been appointed and certain duties
have been laid out for them, it should
be thoroughly understood that anyone
in Sedgwick county who desires to as
assist in the cause of the Red Cross,
and thus be identified for service with
the Humanitarian Arm of the United
States, would be glady welcomed by
every member of these committees,
and would be given every assistance
that might enable them to carry out
such work as they might be able to
do. At this time, the membership
committee in particular would be glad
to hear from a large number in all
parts of the county saying that they
want to boost the membership cam
paign.
A week ago this chapter had fifty
members, now it has one hundred and
eighty. Ovid and vicinity alone, has
about fifty members. Ovid should
have an auxiliary. In fact every one
of the voting precincts in this county
should be organized into auxiliaries.
Much can be done now, and after that
is done there will be great deal more
to do, right here in Sedgwick county.
There will be part for every man,
woman and child in this work of min
istering to humanity. Those who
have started from this county on their
way to the front and the many who
are yet to go need the Red Cross. Our
county surely will not forget its own
Many of our own boys are making the
EXTREMIST sacrifice and the American
Red Cross is preparing to serve them
Membership in the Red Cross does
not carry with it any duty, obligation
or responsibility. A member of the
Red Cross is not bound to perform any
| new duty. His or her responsibility
or liability to service of any kind is
not changed by membership. Only
one thing happens, and there is nc
chance for it to miss. With every new
member not less than one dollar, the
membership fee goes straight through
to the Red Cross headquarters where
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-06-21

every cent of it is beneficially ap-
piled in this great work. There is no
greater work. There is no bigger or
better cause. No other institution is
like this one. Are you a member?
Do you want to help the committee
to get new members! Will you help
the Red Cross?
1t is not necessary to wait for a
member of the committee to call up
on you and solicit your membership.
If you desire you may mail your dol
lar to any member of the membership
committee, or to Myrtle M. Reed, sec
retary of the Sedgwick County Chap
ter, or to Miss Olive Pound, chairman
of the membership committee, Jules
burg, Colo. 1t is hoped that in a few
days membership buttons can be fur
nished every member.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-06-21

A very appropriate program con-
sisting of songs, patriotic speaking,
etc. had been arranged for and the
same was carried out in fitting style,
much to the approval of the large au-
dience. After the program refresh
ments were served in the basement of
the church, which of course was an
enjoyable feature of the evening. It
was most impressive meeting as
well as successful in every particular.
Several from Julesburg were present
and we have heard numerous favor
able comments in regard to the same
As we stated in our last issue, we are
informed that this is one of a series
of meeting of similar nature which
will be held by the Ovid people this
summer.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-06-21
NEXT WEEK IS
CHAUTAUQUA

Continued From First Page
Evening
Prelude, The National Quartet.
Program by Alton Packard, cartoon
ist and entertainer. Admission SO
cents.
Fifth Day
Prelude, The Mauna-Kea Hawai-
ians. Lecture, Shifting Gears"
Robert Lyle Finch. Admission 35
cents.
Grand concert, The Mauna- Kea Ha-
waiians. Admission 35 cents.
The Children's work will be under
the direction of Miss Mildred Kittell
A competent superintendent and
crew will be in charge during the en-.
tire week.
The afternoon program begins at
2:45 p. M, and the evening program
at 1880 p. m.
Season Tickets
Adults-If purchased of the Chau-
tauaua committee-s2.00.
If purchased at the chautauoua
gate-S25O.
Children-$1.OO.
Single Admission Children Is and
25 cents.
Buy your season tickets NOW.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-06-21
YOUNG COUPLE Is
MARRIED THURSDAY

Carlton Terry and Miss Esther
Frederick were happily married at the
E. J. Frederick home in this city at
8 O'Clock this Thursday morning,
Rev. W. T. Galley, pastor of the M.
e. church in this city. performing the
ceremony. Only the immediate rela-
tives of the bride were in attendance
at the wedding.
This young couple is one of the most
popular in Julesburg and they have a
host of friends who will wish them
an abundance of happiness and bon
voyage on the sea of matrimony.
The bride is the daughter of E. J.
Frederick of this city, and is most
talented and winsome young lady.
She has grown to womanhood in this
city, and counts her friends by the
score The groom is indeed fortunate
in securing her as helpmate through
the journey of life.
The groom has been a resident of
this city for the past several years
and is a capable and industrious
young man, having also made large
number of friends during his resi-
dence here.
The happy young couple left on
No. 18 this morning for short
trip to Marquette, Nebr., where they
will visit short time with Mrs. Rus
sci Gressley, a former Julesburg girl
They will return here in about ten
days and will make this city their fu-
ture home. The Grit-Advocate is
glad to join with their many friends
in extending heartiest congratula-
fions
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-06-21
MISS FRANCIS LOCKWOOD
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS

Miss Francis Lockwood entertain
ed in most pleasing manner, a num-
ber of her lady and gentlemen friends
last Saturday evening in the spacious
Lockwood apartments at the Brown
hotel. Music, dancing and social
nerriment were indulged in, and at a
late hour dainty refreshments were
served. The guests departed at late
hour, having spent = most enjoyable
evening, and voting Miss Lockwood a
royal entertainer.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-06-21
PATRIOTIC SOCIAL HELD AT
OVID SATURDAY EVENING

A Patriotic Social was held in the
Methodist church at Ovid last Satur-
day evening, at which large number
was present, and spent a most enjoy
able evening. The Ovid people have
reputation for doing things fright"
and this event was no exception to
the rule,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-06-21
RED CROSS MEN,
BERSHIP GROWING

Continued From First Page
acknowledgment of it's organization
from headquarters of the Mountain
Division. Last Friday evening the fl
nance committee and the membership
committee held their organization
meetings and commenced to make the
plans for active work.
Although these committees have
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-06-21

Mayor Hileman has been oversee
ing some street work this week in
the west part of Julesburg along Sec
ond Street, which makes material
improvement on this particular road
way. Let the good work continue.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-06-21
PIANO FOR SALE

For immediate sale we will sell a
new, high-grade piano located at
Julesburg at substantial reduction
in price. Liberal terms. If interest
ed write THE DENVER MUSIC
COMPANY, 1888 Stout ST., Denver,
Colorado. j21-jy12
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-06-21

Mrs. J. w. johnson and daughter,
Ruth, went to Sterling last Monday,
for visit of about a week with rela-
tives and friends.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-06-21
FOURTH OF JULY
j TOBE A HUMMER

Continued From First Page
7:30 Full Concert by Julesburg
Concert Band.
900 Dance at loves Dancing Pa
wilton.
Evening journal., 1917-01-04
Chief JUSTICES Chair IN
court house BRINGS S1.1O

The sale Of the furniture OF the
old Court House in the building this
morning was attended by a large
number Of bidders. The sale was
in charge Of Levy Courtman william
r. Purks. Harry J. Stidham was
auctioneer. The articles brought
various prices. ranging from FIVE
cents TO twenty-five dollars.
Particularly In demand was floor
coverings for which good prices we're
realized. The highest figure, twenty
five dollars was paid for the safe in
the sheriffs Office. Many desks and
chairs were purchased by members
and former members Of the Levy
Court.
The prisoners pen vas bought by a
Mr. Fiddler for $3.50. Thomas Davis
purchased the chief Justices chair for
Si10. and the three other chairs used
by judges were bought by Alfred
Vaughan for 81 each.
The desk in the Levy Court room,
which was occupied by William A.
Scott when that body was Democratic
and by q. B. Hollingswort when the
court was Republican. was purchased
by Gustave Negendank Mr. Negen-
dank. an admirer Of Mr.. Hollings-
worth. will present the chair to him.
Evening journal., 1917-01-04
BY IOHN n. HrARIrY-

United Press Staff Correspondent
ROME, Dec. i3.-CBy Main -Italy's
war today lies heavily on the hearts
OF many American girls married to
italian noblemen. Some Of theso
girls have given their husbands, 9th
ers their sons to savoia's cause.
Princess Buoncampagn. who was
Miss Draper, of Boston and Washing
ton, Is spending lonesome honey
moon here. Her husband had TO rcioin
his regiment Immediately on his ar
rival in Rome.
Count Dcntice de- F'rasso is one of
The General Stan's motorcycling mes
sengers. His wife was Georgiana
Wilde. Of st Louis. She is the step
daughter OF Henry Seigel the one
time American merchant prince.
Princess Allesandro Ruspoli has
two sons under arms. One IS in the
army and the other in the navy. She
was formerly Eva BroadWood.
Countess Telfener. who was Ada
Hungerford, has a son I'm the army.
Edward Kingsland, who became an
Italian citizen after his widowed
mother married Prince Camporcale.
has been dangerously wounded at the
front. He Is cavalry officer and
was decorated for gallant conduct I'm
both the Bymian war and this war.
Princess Camporeale originally was
Mary Benney, a celebrated New Jer-
sey belle
Evening journal., 1917-01-04
PIMpLYP WELL, DON'T Be!
People Notice 1t. Drive Them Of
with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A pimply face viii not embarrass vou
much longer If YOU get package Of Or.
Edwards Olive Tablets The skin
should begin TO clear after you havo
taken the tablets a few nights.
Cleanse the blood, the bowels and tha
liver with DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets,
the successful substitute for calomei-
there's never any sickness or pain after
taking them.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomel does, and just as effec-
lively, but their action Is gentle and
safe instead Of severe and Irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets Il
ever cursed with "a dark brown TASTE
a bad breath. a dull, listless, mo good
feeling, constipation torpid liver. bad
disposition or pimply face.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil; you viii know them by their
olive color
Dr. Edwards spent years among pa
tients afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints. and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result.
Take one or two nightly for a week.
See how much better you feel and look.
l0c and 2sc per box. All DRUGGISTS
Evening journal., 1917-01-04
MAYORS Cabinet TALKS
OF new Garbage LAW

Members OF the mayors advisory
cabinet met yesterday afternoon, and
discussed the garbage situation. IL
was decided to have the Legislature
make IL discretionary with the Board
OF Health whether 1t shall have gar
bage collected by private parties or
by the board. The cabinet will also
endeavor to aunul the law which re-
quires that complaint calls for gar
bage cannot he made until six hours
after the complaint is received.
The cabinet also recommended the
purchase of small tract OF land
north Of the Brandywine Greek, above
Augustine. which connects two plots
of ground owned by the city. City
Council will be asked to buy the land
and If It cannot bo purchased at a
reasonable figure. a condemnation
committee TO condemn the land will
be appointed