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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-13
HAMLLL'S
STEEL CUT
COFFEE

normally become instructors. The
number of teachers must not be al
lowed to drop, DR.. lockwood ex-
plains, or the supply of chemists IN
the future will be greatly checked.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-13

With care there is timber enough
in the United States TO last 444 years.
according to a government expert.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
BOMBS THROWN
IN PETR0GRlD.
GENERAL kASHTALINsM KILL
~ DURING RIOTING or
RADICALS MONDAY,

30 Assoc l1tcd lrrsa.
PETROGliiD, via London, May /.
DIS y. m.-Ihcrc were strike
disorders here yesterday during
which bimhs were thrown. Major
General kashtaiinsh was killed.
The executive committee of the
Workmen's anu soldiers delegates
to-day piHcarded the gty with tho
"ieStcrJ'.y many rcgrctahlc inc.-
dents occurred In the capital, not
ably an unknown young man killed
General kashtalmShi. Shots were
fired on a group of political demon
strators aud bombs were thrown.
"Sumc individuals, posing ~ NOM
hers of the executive committee, ar
rested landed proprietor Lodyicns6i.
| only madmcn or enemies of national
liberty are capable of such revolving
acts, which might compromise the
| Russian revolution.
THE cNVCutiVc committee con-
/ dcmns them severely aud appeals Ca
all citizens to prevent q repetition
Ut such acts ~ would provoke an
1rrhN and disurganiIatiuu ut the
forces Of the revolution"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
WOMEN REPLACE
RAILWAY CLERKS
NORTHERN PACIFIC WILL E,t.
FiDl ltNNIES ~ OFFICES
~ WINS SALARIES.


SEATTLE Wash Nav i.-Provis-
/ " ..r employing women in various
BRAN. NJ railroad work On made in
.-'.rs issued today by J 7 McCul-
"Hr. lnHrHf'niert of the Puget
"..H. division pE the Northern pa
0. Railroad They are to be placed
.r .H ...l. working basis az To sal.
.-r .uI H.rknr conditions as are the
N..u'.IeH.s order sent TO an ON
r....r ....H'- Hr tfo division. saws.
Ir connection with war plans and
r.u.0r.r''Hu congress is about 10 pass
..H management directs you 20 make
.". ".. ". women help lu offices and
..s.u ."r. where women can DO tho
a".. H- 0f male help.
'. fHH. end YOU will reoue=,
FROM present employees applications
'" 'r0.r feminine relatives 10 be
r... '1 Eau ana 100 all cases of vac
Hr r"H positions no masculine
applicants are t0 bo employed when
women CON he obtained DO do tho
... work required
I.# can he extended 10 train
IrI UrE'Grunn callers. yard clerks
g. krs af freight stations. time
k.HUt-s U'fH gangs or in offices. ana
a' office pr desk work or any other
""-s women can snd are willing 10
IH
Feminine employees are 10 re-
o0.t. ffn same salary and working
conditions. such as promotion. etc.
Aa ar" uuw given fu men and are TO
hn given any uss.stance TO enable
them to h.,.ue 'amiliar with tho
duties they assume"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
.GERMANY'S PEACE OFFER
TO Be HEARD THURSDAY

ANSIlEuAM tip London.
Nav i-IMur>daN ma, prutr
au eventual daN for German,
aud thp rBfir" world. Nnnuun,r-
mcni b. made ht prominent
iefiiu newspaper fhu German
Imperial Chancellor Nun Beth
maun-lipi'ueg un chat up1 will
pinks Hnufl,r uII,f l.. urH.r 900
an Hiirt-- tu tHr Frf.F.ttu.
H. ur.I.tHn H-au tu tldrI.-
the itDi.H-as uu ihr -Ihf,.t
of peace Hr"h1bl, i- Iu. fu fur
ofi-rrr'Hird dema ul o., thr -..-
cisli-f. thut Grrww rrwr iu.H
the uuru Iud -pI IrfH fhn f-ru.
which -H, uuulI consider l~ H
mrHu- iur ending fhr uYriu.
What 'I, ruHf,r . rHu IHHH-
r.llur Will rmNuIl h1- uuI hr.u
even remotely ma knuvr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
le-Kanded Bandit
Boards Train, Takes
Money and Gets Away


! Associated rr--s
SPARTA. Wis., NAV 2.-A
bandit held up train W. az
on the Chicago aud Northwest
rrn railroad 80 10 =, M. to-
da,. robbed the passenger, IN
the rear coach aud escaped.
John Hockctt, flagman. en-
cnuntcrcd the man on the plat
form uf the last coach. Tie
robhrr threw Hockctt from the
train aud entered the coach,
forcing the passengers 90 sur
render their money.
\ posse h in pursuit ~ the
ruhbcr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
,Il,gcd Accomplicc Released.

b. h.Ha..alrd Ifs.s'
-4ETt FE. N ~. MAY l--
T..r.. Riley. accused OF receiving
$4,000 lf the proceeds of an alleged
rnHb... of the mails at Albuquerque
raH.lrr %. was freed in district
,..., here TODAY. the judge ordering
ga ...H..t disohareing Riley 90 be r'-
turned by the jury ON the ground
fH.t .u evidence had been present
I'D . show Riley knew the money
.r. stolen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
SURVIVOR TELLS
HOW VACUUM WAS
SUNK BY U-BOAT
EIGHTEEN OF CREW AND AMER
ICAN GUNNERS LANDED N
ENGLAND
VESSELS CAPTAIN LOST
Submarine Came Within 200 Feet Of
Tanker Elgin Firing Torpedo
Tanker Firing Torpedo and
Then shells Raincd From

by Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL. MAY THE eirh-
teen survivors of the steamer Va
cuum who arrived here this after
noon included three American naval
gunners, George Wilson Of New
York. Frank Lesher of Elgin. III. and
John Nichola OF Passiac y. ]. They
declared that Captain Harris, COM
mander OF t&c steamer. Lieutenant
Thomas. in N rye of the gunners.
the chief eng g,..ear and several of The
sunners perished
'TNree 10 hoats were launched, but
only one reached the shore The one
containing the third mate and several
gunners was swamped In the rough
sea Immediately after launching, and
all lbs occupants we're drowned An
other IN charge OF Chief Mate Oscar
Gales reached land.
George Wilson. one Of the Ameri-
can gunners said
Submarine Came Close.
Il was on watch with another gun
ner. Harry Loroe oi Philadelphia at
the stern gun u was one o'clock on
the morning cf SATURDAY the 2Nth,
when We saw ihc periscope of % sub
marine within two hundred feet of
our starboard beam Almost immod-
lately aftcrWurd q torpedo struck us
twenty feet ahaU the engine room.
There was a terrific explosion which
raised the steel deck and threw Lc
rec and myself Oft our feet
Before we were able 90 DO any
thing with our gun. the Vacuum be
gan 10 settle rapidly. stern first and
In few minutes We were in Tho
water We could see the ships bow
high iu the air Then the submarine
came 20 the surface. oUrirclcd the
ship several times and fred four
shots from her duck guns
Tire first shot battered me wire
Io lusC and thn ether three took
r. % The Va u MS how The next
utR lai nai beel
re up Will, nconsclous an
r aboard ~ 3 NE boat, y
which there were ~ men beside
oscar Gancs. mate Of The Vacuum
We rowed l05 miles before reachln
land
SIX Perish In Hulu.
John Nichola. another gunner
s4ld uur Uremeu and Two coal pas
,es r.rt.I.d at their posts hoiu
locked u as result of IlD cXpln'
ION Ue added that the Vacuum di
mot have chance 10 use her guns 9
aus time
other survivors say that the Sc
was very rough when OBJ. \ucuui
va. .rusdood The steamer va
twenty minutes Boz sinking one ,
those lost Boz the disaster was william
GarIe, Cincinnati. who wIs return
Ire u u. United States 60 Join 2.
navy
THa Vacuum was returning ln ba
last
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
PLAN Also ADOPTED ~
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

PHILADELPHIA May TIA
aid iu tho conservation OF labor ana
.n conformity with the necessities
created by the national crisis" tho
Penn yyau'a Railroad company an
uounced tonight b. had decided fo
employ girls and somen IA manv
branches O.. railroad service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
NAVY WAR QUOTA
ALMOST REACHED
LACkS ONLY 7OO - FREQl1RED
81 ,OOO, WHILE MARINE SIR.
VICE ~ FILLED
~ Associated Press

WASHINGTON. ID G.. May -
Tho enlisted strength of the navy
now has reached S6326. within less
chan 700 Of the full war quota now
authorized
The marine corps has already oom |
pleiod recruiting iis full p. ncraci 4
'n tJici6d, g. ait.ar wS,s,, moo
IS ilioation as bllis ending T.. congres
- Boo expected io give the navy an an
b. thorizod total strength of 10000
3 aud raise the marine corps 10 80.
- 600.
Secretary Daniels announced tha
= The marine corps during April hap
Increased i's strength by i.Grl mon
r bringing thH total culHmpH. tD a..
, ESQ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
SHARP ADVANCES
IN TAX MEASURE
MADE BY HOUSE
ItENENI BILL INCREASED To
TOTn. on ~, ,SOO, 900, 900
BN COMMITTEES
ALMOST DOUBLE POSTAGE
Zones a. BE Created for second Class
Matter with Increase of One
Cent on Letter Postage, ln-
come TaN Raised.

By Aasociatsd Ptsss
WASHINGTON. May The house
ways and means committee today be-
gan ripping apart and re-drafting the
war revenue bin submitted hy its
subcommittee.
Two brief sessions OF the fun
committee resulted IN oyerturuing by
vote of fifteen 20 seven the sub
committee proposal TO reduce the
amount 10 be raised from 81 900.
O0O. 900 as suggested by Secretary
NcAdoo 10 approximately $l,t00,-
,nO.00o. and in q general upward re-
vision OF the income tax increases
written ia the bill
Every rate affecting incomes that
were above $4,000. 10 iF understood
was tentatively increased by the fui
committee. So sharp we're advances,
II is said that about half OF all in
comes In excess OF S5o0.010 annually
would 60 10 the government
Object Go Profit Taxes
Excess profits tax proposals will De
lottacked by the committee tomorrow
with oyery indication that the sub
committee plan will be greatly aity--
od II not wholly discarded. u pro-
POSES doubling the present rate OF y
Ter cent ON profits exceeding $4,000
and eight PEE cent Many republican
members not on the committee dec.
larc thy never viii agree 90 suC',
q lursc increase.
Reading by Chairman Kitchin &
/ the subcommittee report today Was
/ che signal for a storm OF complaints
Republicans demanded TO hnow s.
/ to whether their members had agreed
to the proposed bin. and when assui-
cr that such was the ease. they gave
u,riistakabls signs Of dissatisfaction.
Democrats and republicans alilo
complained II not being consulted by
tie subcommittee. ,'
in,.ra>e l.o~tase itatc>
II developed toda, that the hii
as framed by the Subcommittee
. would make radio CHANCES ~ th'
postal rates Zou. or second clas'
. matter with cre.r. increased rate
would be- established The proposed
rates follow
Two cents per pound. cor Tor ca''
- fraction thereof 300 thc ilrsi zone
three cents m rh. second and thir'
|four cents m tUr fourth and iii'h
five cents zoo iHc sixth and seventh
and eight cents u the eighth.
IN addition One cent would be- add
Gel to 90, cost o. mailing each ouu'
oi fraction thereof ot first class ma'
ter auG postcards would reluir"
.tVa.auf stamp instead oi O. uu'.,oN
.s.mu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
To MAKE SURVEY
WITHOUT DELAY
CONGRESS WILL rNpEnITE SEC
KETARY HOUSiON'S PLAN
FOR FOOD CONTROL.

% ''',,'',. .,.,..i.a ~,
NASiilNGIoN' No Ito mako
available quickly a. appropriation
for "a food survey th department OF
today ash ii and the sem
ate and house agric ural commit
tees agreed. to have n uiuialra-
ton food control l'r 4. tom re-n-
are'' 800 ffI
O,o measure. e.. - 'u pas.
oi,hout dolar W 500.
noo o0o appr.prIa f0 IN. sur
,ey and vil pr1. Cor charging
tho departmpnt'. u permit su-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
WORK COMPLETELY STOPPED
THROUGHOUT AUSTRIA

LONDON May Work stopped
completely throughout Austria Hun
vary on May Day. according to the
wireless dispatches from Berne. All
4 the Vienna munition factories
we're left idle while the workers gath
cred at sixty mass meetings whero
the food question and the need OF
Immediate peace were the chief top
ics.
Identical resolutions we're passed
1t all tho meetings demanding peace
without annexation or indeminities.
One resolution glorified the Russian
revolution and appealed to socialists
ol Russia TO conclude peace with theify
German aud Austrian brothers. N
procession Of 100000 men as
wo marched 1long the RiIs..,
a1 FROM tiefe 10 the Pra
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
THREE BILLIONS
AUTHORIZED FOR
WAR EMERGENCY
HOUSE MAKES RECORD IN APP
PROPRIArING FUNDS To IN
CREASE MILITARY FORCES
ARMY Gets BUDGETS BULK
Soldiers Pay Is Doubled While Mil
lions Are Made Available for
Equipment, Training Camps
Aud tOrtifications.

~ Associated pro-..
WASHINGTON, May THE
house set a record today for quick
action ON major appropriations. COM
pleting debate at a single brief ses-
sion on an omnibus emergency war
BIN carrying nearly three billion
dollars. u will be- passed tomorrow
probably with only few votes
against o.. no opposition was yoic-
ed during tho discussion today. and
tho ouy important change made was
u the adoption OF an amendment
doubling the pay OF enlisted men
90 tho army.
Out oi "a total Of $2,S27653,G53
carried by the BILL $2,320.59l.907
is for the military establishment.
10r the navy $503,399,673 rs pro-
,ided and the remainder goes to
other departments for miscellaneous
purposes including extraordinary ex-
,uses due 10 the war. The bill Is
based on departmental estimates to-
ulliug S3.460.3iO.96S. the appro-
priatious committee having oumi-
atcd more than 100000.
Majority for Equipment.
The military appropriation, which
Is an addition 90 the regular annual
army and furtifIcaton bills and the
s3.OOO.O0O. 600 proposed as an ini-
ual appropriation for the new war
army. includes items of {23l,000.-
600 for clothing and camp and gar-
rison equippage, Si3o.0O0.00O for
ordnance stores. {39 0OO, 900 for au.
tomato machine guns. &3.150.00O
for civilian training camps. $500
200 600 for coast and insular for
tifications. and S4,320 600 for for.
| tfying the Panama canal.
More than Si25.O00,0o0 wac I'D
ed by the amendment 1c.es 80
.ay Of enlisted men lr u ffH
month. q PROPOSE sl.eaiy
p both rannts ,ud h0-rs
NvI--
~ erred fp Tie aDpra4r.aflor mo-
~ .oday 20 facilitate final enactme
~ % brings mp 10 more than S325 90
nv 100 the total appropriation IN
> 100 for army paw.
Half Billion For Navy.
% 100 The aggregate of more th
.' half a billion carried for the ma
' . included items Of tll.000.O
b. for aviation {717N.O0O for ou
.f. .r una.y enlisted mon. t1ut
1000 UHO for the ordnance hurea
Including 100000 600 for shin ar
J. ugufuu s. .OUU0 600 Tor medic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
THE WEATHER
"poIN HER BIT"

Amarillo duih
hrr hit
There aIUf nu
u dfuYn
All fus boys i go
fu fp war
With their Cu.
0r Tying
To the navy
clad boo blue
TO the reg lar
army Too
AU trr patriots
Tried and fruH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
MAY DAY PASSES
WITHOUT STRIKES
OR ANY DISORDER
m GERMAN RIOTS WERE CON-
TEMPLATED. THEY WERE
NOT CARRIED OUT.
MILLION RUSSIANS PARADE
Day Spent Quietly In Petrograd
Without Dcmonstration--So-
Cialists Of All Nations ca- -
rade nc Rotterdam.

By Associated Press
BERLIN, via London, May L.
1859 p. Mn announcing the fall
ure OF the plans 10 create holiday
strikes the Berlin authorities have
offered a reward OF 5000 marks for
the prosecution OF 'agltators In
enemy service who are trying %
start dissentions, especially in the
labor ranks, in Germany"
The above dispatch Is apparently
the only news OF the May Day cele-
brati0n In German which the CEN
sorship allowed TO pass. From IL
may be deduced that there were no
disturbances In the empire. or that
if there we're. they we're put down
by tho military.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
CARRANZA TAXES
OATH OF OFFICE
rt,OIITIONARN CHIEF II FIRST
tONSTITt TiONAL IIIAD
SINCE MADlRO.

o. faH.HfnfFf 'fHaa
r.yrCO CITY. May i-Neuus-
..... ..rranra took tho oath o' o'-
s.. te today as thc urst cous'Iiu-
president az MeEico since Tho
alton of Francisco NadDr1 na
rH-..-s l'. Is13.
p, .rnt Csrranya lc.i ihe pr'-.-
4 - Frsis at the palace 80
n au open cnrfiare seated
~ aim was General Ohregcr
of war in the provisional
~ The carriagc vas escorted iE
\ ,.y0rs ~ the signer of th.
4 GuadeIupo which formed fa.
the evolutionary scheme.
CEREMONY Vas extremely SIM
listing 0f the reading 0f tle
I'd General Carrsnzas rep.f
it" the ore dent then o..
h.s carriage and returned fo
members of tho diplomatic
.tfen ied fhr ceremony and
.alfiy returned with the grra-
.r fHe palace whore United
~ tmhaszs1or Fleicher. a. RAM
aufsr. offered tho president tho
rsfllatlous of foreign nation on
v.-. return to Constitutional gov
.-.1f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
Socialists ORDERLY 4
AMSTERDA

AMSTERDAM. VIA Lc
"."5 p. m-An or Z 10
May Day procession wa md y
Banners carried by tho y M
hor" inscriptions calling for peac
Continued on Page sixD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02

a.tlhN &. -; !,
.'i In all the towns. Socia -,
rd IN Budapest. singing lasSs<l
with frequent shouts for ~
bread
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-28
LADIES' AID
MEETING THURS,

The semi-annual meeting Of the Fed
Grafton Of Ladies' Aid societies Of the
Methodist church occurred at East
Vassalboro on Thursday Of this week.
There was fine attendance The fol-
lowing program was carried out. De-
votional service. Rev. J. Rutter; read
ing of the constitution; report Of the
work done by the various societies; ap-
pointment Of committees: dinner: 1.30.
devotional service: business: reading.
different Kind O. Bundles" Mrs. F.. c.
Wilson, Waterville; Woman and the
Red Cross Work" Mrs. Florence Long
fellow, Augusta; reading. Miss Ellen
Phillips, North Tassalboro; reading.
Mrs. Ruby Gates. East Vassalboro.
Rev, n. I Pearson of Winthrop. Rev.
j. W. Layton Of Augusta ana Rev.
A. r. Dow Of Gardiner were present
and spoke earnestly on the Importance
of wpmen's work in the churches The
pennant which is awarded at each
meeting to the society giving the pas
So nf their church the most loyal sup
mort was awarded to the church at
Richmond. The next meeting will be
held at. Auburn in April
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-28
MONSTER MOOSE
KILLED BY TRAIN

The Inland Fisheries and Game Com.
mission received a telegram earlr
Thursday evening stating that a mon
ster moose had been killed BY a Ban
gor Aroostook train and asking what
disposition should be made of II Tho
telegram:
Bangor, Me. Sept. 27.-Chairman H.
B. Austin. Fish and Game Commission
Augusta. Me Train No. 1o4 struck and
killed a large bull moose in bog. about
three miles north of Alton station TO-
night. Carcass was so heavy q crew,
of FIVE men could not move It. Advise
disposition. J. p. STEWART.
Curator Thomas A. James Of the
State Museum got into communica tion
with Chairman Austin, who Is at his
summer cottage at the North Shore,
Cobbosseecontee. and was instructed n
leave on the Pullman at 100 O'clock
this morning and bring back the car
cass OF the moose. which he had in
structed Mr.. Stewart TO have brought
into Bangor.
Mr.. James was IN hopes. provided the
carcass was taken to Bangor as direct
ed. to arrive home on the noon train
II the remains Of the moose are IN suit
able condition for mounting, II Will
make handsome addition to the mu-
scum. particularly so. If as large as
the telegram would give one to under
stand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-28
OPERA HOUSE.

Beginning Monday matinee Manager
Williamson announces one of the
strongest organizations in repertoire
for a solid weeks engagement in this
city at the Opera House. The Champ
lin Comedy Company will produce a
series of New York successes at popu
lar prices. The opening play Monday
matinee and night will be Which One
Shall l Marry" and is bill that will
appeal to every style of theatre goer.
1t Is a high class melodrama, inter-
spersed with lots of good comedy. 1t
was written by Roy Heating and pro-
duced at the Empire Theater. New
York City, where it enjoyed run for
over a year. Tuesday matinee and
night, Some Baby" another big New
York success will be given a magnifl-
cent presentation and on Friday matt
nee and night the feature performance
will be Three Weeks" one Of the big
gest dramatic successes of recent
years Matinees will be given daily
commencing Monday.
Special added vaudeville attraction
with the Champlin Comedy Company,
Madame Wanda" and her company.
Presenting her marvellous exhibition Of
thought transmission. Wanda" will
answer any question.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-28
IN five MINUTES
NO SICK STOMACH
INDIGESTION, Gas
"Papes Diapepsin" is the quick
est and surest Stomach
relief.

You don't know what upset your
ttornach-w which portion of the food
the damage-do you? Well don't
bother If your stomach is in a re-
volt II sick. gassy and upset. and
what YOU just ate has fermented and
turned sour; head dizzy and aches;
uelch gases and acids and eructate
47digested food: breath foul. tongue
rated just take a little Pape's Dia
yepsin TO neutralize acidity and in five
minutes you wonder what became Of
'he Indigestion and distress.
Millions of men and women today
know that II is needless TO have dys
pepsia. A little Diapepsin occasionally
kreps the stomach sweetened. and they
eat their favorite foods without fear
II Your stomach doesn't take care of
YOUR liberal limit without rebellion: If
Your food Is a damage instead of
help, remember the quickest, surest.
most harmless antacid is Pape's Dia-
pepsin which costs only fifty cents for
q large case at drug stores. It's truly
worderful--it stops food souring and
sots things straight. so gently and
easily. that II is really astonishing.
Your stomach will digest your meals
( you keep acids neutraiZed.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-28

Boston friends. Owing to the absence
Of the General from Camp Barrett
yesterday and today, the name of his
bride could not be learned or any of
the details of the affair ascertained.
1t is presumed that the couple are
on a honeymoon. leaving the mystery
to deepen. City Clerk E. A. Newell
made a thorough search through his
marriage book last night, but found
no record Of marriage intentions hled
by the couple. This led him to BELIZE
that the ceremony must have been
performed in one of the adjoining
towns.
Springfield Union: Now that II Is dehn-
itely settled that the Depot Brigade is TO
go to Charlotte, y. c., for training at
Camp Greene. the men are anxious to be
on their way. While the days are pleas
ant, dusk brings cold winds and chill
atmosphere. Living under canvas is not
any too pleasant. and with no prospects
OF permanent cantonments or barracks,
the men are anxious to be on the move to
a warmer climate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-28
Be PRETTY! TURN
CRAY HAIR DARK
Try Grandnother's Old Favorite Re.
eipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly compound
cd, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streaked
OF gray. Years ago the only way TO
get this mixture was to make it at
home, which is mussy and trouble
some. Nowadays. by asking at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound YOU will get a
large bottle of this famous old recipe.
improved by the addition Of other in
gradients, for about so cents.
Don't stay gray. Try it! No one
can possibly tell that You darkened
your hair, as it does it so naturally
and evenly. You dampen sponge or
soft brush with il and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time; ny morning the gray
hair disappears. and after another APP
plication or two. your hair becomes
beautifully dark, glossy and attractive.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
is delightful toilet requisite for those
who desire dark hair and a youthful
appearance. It is not intended for the
cure, mitigation or prevention of dis
ease-Ady