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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-04-20
Bio Class to Graduate.

Menasha - Thirty-one pupils will
graduate from the Menasha High
school in June The class will be the
largest in the history of the school.
Evening journal., 1917-10-30
Government TAX
ON RAILROAD tickets
Every One Costing More
Than IS Cents Subject to
s Per Cent. Tax
ONLY COMPUTATION
TICKETS ESCAPE

Railroads are issuing circulars Of the
new transportation tariffs under the
War Tax. which places every ticket
sold, beginning Thursday, and costing
thirty-nve cents or more subject 10 an
eight per cent. tax.
Only commuters. whose one-way dis
lance on their tickets is less than thir-
~ miles, escape the levy. This applies
TO all forms OF Communication tickets. A
WAR Tax Plaster" a tiny slip Of pa
per, viii be attached 20 each ticket or
form OF ticket TO denote that tax has
been paid. 10 viii be collected by ticket
agents or conductors at the time the
ticket Is sold or the fare paid.
Thousands OF persons living In VIII
mington, Chester and points al similar
distances from Philadelphia probably
Will rejoice In the Interpretation that
ten trip tickets Issued 70 such points
will not he taxable because the one
way distance is less than thirty miles.
While 10 has been generally understood
that regular Communication tickets for
such distances would be exempt It had
been believed that the ten trip tickets
would be liable TO the tax. Many buy
ten trip tickets 10 Philadelphia. for In
stanse, 10 save more than 25 cents on
the round trip II purchased singly. The
tickets are good for three months. I'm
der the Interpretation these tickets Will
not be taxable, although the single fare
Of G. cents or the round trip rate Of
double that amount would be taxable.
The War Tax on mileage books Is
s225O books, tax $3.50; total, S24.3O; S2J
books, tax So; total. s27.
Unused portions OF mileage books
when presented on or after November
4. will be taxed for the mileage that
is 10 be used The railroads ask passen-
gers 20 present these partially used
books 70 agents 60 have the tax col
lected.
The 8 per cent. assessment is made
also upon party, employees, clerical
charity or other tickets sold at re-
duced fare.
A charge OF 30 per cent. Is made on
parlor car tickets and sleepers. The
per cent. affects excess baggage char
ges and articles other than baggage for
warded in baggage cars such as pub
lie entertainment paraphernalia and
corpses.
No charge Is provided for the extra
ten cents which collectors collect IN
excepting cash fares on the train, the
tax levy being made only on the actua
fare Of the ticket. Parcel post express
shipping receipts carry a tax Of ont
cent for every twenty cents or fraction
MIX and cream tickets will be taxeI
3 per cent. also, the tax computed Of
the gross amount paid for ticket
bought az one time.
Evening journal., 1917-10-30
ACCUSED OF LARCENY
FROM hose co. PLANT

Ralph Cecchi a young man was
arrested as he left the plant OF the
Electric Hose and Rubber Company
last evening ny Detective Mahoney
on a charge OF larceny OF some
materials at the plant Mahoney
took Cecchl back into the Office
and alleges that several yards
OF sheeting we're found con
oealed under his coat. Il also is
charged that some sheeting and other
goods from the plant were found az
Cecchis home In City Court this
morning he waived IA hearing and
was held in bail for the grand jury
Several men have been discharged
from the plant for petty larceny and
about a month ago a notice was
posted 10 the effect that the next
employee caught stealing would b
prosecuted Cecchi Is the first mar
TO be accused since then.
Evening journal., 1917-10-30
nv II G. HAMILTON.


United Press Staff Correspondent.
NEW YORK. Oct. 3O.-The patriotic
light fans, Benny Leonard claims, have
been treating him unfairly. The light
weight champion is considerably
grieved because he has been accused OF
stepping out of a clinch with tue kals-
er after having promised TO take MIN
on for a regular scrap.
When Benny took Freddie Welsh 10
a first class trimming recently In New
York he announced right Off that he
was going to enter some branch or
service and fight for Uncle Sam, but
time continued rolling along without
any enlistment out Of the new light
weight king. Criticisms then began to
break up Benny's peace ana ne began
TO smart under the skin.
Now that Benny has received an APP
pOintment and commission that
makes him a boxing instructor In one
Of the new training camps he has Of
fered an explanation. He declares thai
right after he whipped Welsh he went
TO Washington and offered to enlist
but was told by officials there II was
not wise for them to accept him al
once.
Benny says he was told HIS services
would be much more valuable II nc
worked as an athletic instructor and
with this advice he came back to New
York to wait Now that he has received
his commission he IS ready with ex-
plantations.
Offers have been made to Leonard
for bouts that would net him huge
sums Of money. but 10 Is doubtful II
the army can spare him for the time
IL would be necessary for him TO go and
make the battles. OF course, he IS IN
constant good condition, through his
work 40 the camps.
Johnny Kilbane and Mike Gibbons are
two other champions who have already
received their commissions and are
ready for duty. Kilbane IS one OF the
most patriotic lads in the entire ser
vice. Gibbons has given up business
interests and sacrificed time that be-
longs to his family. Mike waived eX-
emptlon claims when he registered fol
the National Army and announced him
self ready TO take on the whole Ger
man army or any part OF 10 TO finish
fight.
Kilbane. Leonard and Gibbons havl
Evening journal., 1917-10-30
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW Castle
Miss Friedman Writes Her
Brother of Incidents Pre-
ceding Russian Revolt
MANY HOLLOWE'EN
SOCIABLES PLANNED

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Del. Oct. Bon.
W. Friedman, Of this city, has re-
ceived very interesting letter from
his sister. Miss Rose Friedman, who
Is a medical student in the University
OF MOSCOW. His family reside in
Moscow. Miss Friedman, who Is only
p years OF age, will be graduated
IN two years. She writes about the
Russian Revolution with an en-
thusiasm that makes Americans. who
have taken liberty as matter OF
course. realize that all peoples do
not have A. Before the war. letters
came IN a fortnight from Russia, but
now It takes three months. Miss
Friedman says in part:
Il think you have been reading in
the papers that Russia Is no longer
as II was when you left Before us
IS new. free. Russian land. I'm
awfully sorry you are not here. where
81 Is fresh and delightful for every
body 10 breathe the free air OF our
new land. The present Car is nc
more the ruler OF the land. From
The condition OF the country, Il looks
as II the citizens Will have a vote
ana the women will share IN the vot-
ing as well as the men.
My dear don't you think 70 Is like
a wonderful dream2 Like a vision
Can you imagine that IN Russia to-
day people are marching through the
streets carrying the red flag and
singing the Marseilluise? The soldiers
are sympathizers with the citizens
All creeds are enjoying tho same
liberty without distinction In the
beginning, ] thought I was in a
trance.
"On the streets they were making
speeches. and everybody was free 10
say what they liked. things he could
not have said before the revolution"
Lieutenant Rankin, OF the Ordnance
Department T. S. A., has taken active
charge as chief inspector OF ordnance
now being made for the United
States Governments by the Bethlehem
Steel Company here.
TIL New Castle boys we're home
from Camp Dix on Sunday, looking
stalwart and tanned Among the
number were Asa Smith, John Y. El-
kington, Lesley George and Edward
Gormley.
A meeting of the trustees OF Mar
ket Square will be held tomorrow
night to elect a trustee to succeed
the late William J. Ferris. The meet
ing will be held at 1880 o'clock IL
the mayors office
Miss Cora Jacobs, who was operate
on for appendicitis in the Delawar
Hospital on Saturday, Is convalescin
rapidly. She seemed very bright who
visited by New Castle friends yesterda'
James T.. Mclvor was a welcome VII
itor TO New Castle on Sunday. II
friends were glad 90 see him restore
70 health.
Alfred Dill is visiting his parents
Denton, Md
Captain William p. Myers win take
position with the American Car Con
pany.
Frederick Lukens has returned froI
a trip 10 New York.
A number OF New Castle people at
Evening journal., 1917-10-30
Wild MEN YOU have MET

Here's an act that does a $3.50 with
your pet corn or jig-saw collar. One
that makes you wish your were q mule
and were equipped with a ticklIsh hind
set OF concrete cast iron klck-hfters.
Many's the time you wished you could
right about face. derrick up some hind
iron crowned hoofs, bend 'em In a lit
tie TO the cast, then blaze forth with
twin wallop that would make the
Gen. Haig drives seem like a milk-fed
poke, and dent the gas eater in the
belt section so IL would look like 10
Just came around the corner and for
got 10 straighten out. Put cramp IN
its tonneau, as IL were. The reason for
this blood and iron? Hark, then Join in
the applause chorus. This Is the ninny
with the rusty belfry who ceases his
cart on a cross street right In the mid
die ~ the pedestrians runway. Avn
right, Horacel Try out couple Of sand
bags on the rope. Put a little more oil
on the noosel
Evening journal., 1917-10-30
BUCK" WHARTON Whips
penn TEAM into shape

Dr.. Charles NJ. Wharton, state sena-
tor from Dover, has Joined the Univers-
ity Of Pennsylvania football. coaching
staff. and with Folwell, IS rounding the
Red and Blue team into excellent shape
While Buck" has been coaching the
team only about a week. he has greatly
improved the team. He is taking par
ticular care Of the llnemen, where the
weakness Of the Penn team is CEN
tered.
The forwards have been taken in
hand by Wharton, and after an hours
coaching last week, he rounded them
into flne shape.
Evening journal., 1917-10-30
"CASCARETS" FOR
Headache. colds,
liver. BOWELS
Enjoy life! Don't stay bilious,
sick, headachy and
cOnstipated.
Get rid Of bad breath, sour
stomach, coated tongue,
Indigestion

Get a 10-cent box now.
They're fnei Cascarets liven your
liver, clean your thirty feet OF bowels
and sweeten your stomach. You eat
one or two. like candy, before going
to bed and in the morning your head
is clear. tongue is clean stomach
sweet, breath right and cold gone.
Get a box from your druggist and
enjoy the incest, gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced.
Cascarets stop sick headache, bilious
ness. indigestion, bad breath and con-
stipati0u.
Mothers should give a whole Cas-
caret to cross. bilious. sick, feverish
children any time. They are harm
less and never grippe or sicken.
Evening journal., 1917-10-30
DRY RALLY.

Several hundred women members OF
the Central Campaign Cooperative
Committee held an enthusiastic temper
ance meeting in Asbury NJ. f. Church
last evening
The members marched from the w. G.
T. Y. headquarters, No. l0l4 Washing
ton street. headed by Bethany Band,
down Ninth street TO Market, to Third
thence to the church.
Evening journal., 1917-10-30
BENNY LEONARD
RESENTS CRITICISMS

set a splendid example for American
youths. There are many others In the
army and navy who have done the
sane thing notable among them beng
Joe Weling, a serious contender for
Leonard's claim.
Evening journal., 1917-10-30
I. A. ELECTS.

Officers were elected and several
new piny ers were signed up at a
meeting CT the Irish-American team
of the Delaware Association Football
League last night. The French street
eleven is out to win its next game,
which will be played with Hillcrest
at Shellpot Park Saturday afternoon.
The officers elected are: Harry
Holgate, captain; p. Bruce. secre-
tary; George Holgate, chairman and
manager.
Evening journal., 1917-10-30


this city, NJ o'clock on the after
noon OF November 8. to take action
upon the request OF the Rev. r. Harl
Huffman for a dissolution Of the pas
toral relation between him and the
West Nottingham Presbyterian Church.
tended a party given IN Edge Moor on
Sunday at the home Of Robert Porter,
in which two OF the guests Of honor
were celebrating birthdays. Miss Ro-
sena Ford was congratulated upon her
fourteenth birthday and Hudson Walk
err upon his thirty-second anniversary.
Mr.. Porter - Miss Ford's grandfather.
Mrs. Ruby Valatt Is improving.
Mrs Denny Smith and Miss Marie
Smith visited the family Of Ferris p.
lamison secretary-treasurer OF the
Penn Steel Company, In Philadelphia.
Mrs. A. p. Goudiss is canvalescing
very satisfactorily.
Mrs. Anna Boyle IS visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew NJ.
Gallagher
The Home School Association will
hold It's regular session next Friday
evening. In December the associ-
alton Will meet with the New Cen
fury Club in the parish house for a
special lecture and musical program.
DR.. Clarence True Wilson, a cousin
OF Or. Dodd, was the speaker at last
nights dry" meeting.
Tomorrow is Halloween. so called
because II is-the event or day before
All Saints Day Hallow Is the old
English word for saints All Saints
Day IS one of the principal feasts
OF the Catholic Church, and a holy
day OF obligation The masses on
Thursday, at St. Peters Church. will
be at 6 o'clock and. 7.3O o'clock Fri
day IS All Souls Day, the day on
which Catholics pray for their dead.
Because OF the war. the day Is to be
especially observed this year. Each
priest may say three masses for the
dead. Three masses by one priest
in one day are infrequently per
mitted. Friday Is also a First Fri.
day. Masses at st. Peters will b'
at $50 o'clock, 7 o'clock and
O'clock
Halloween will receive SIS bigges
celebration in the masquerade dane
to be given by the New Century Gu
a. the Opera House tomorrow nigh
Prizes will be given for the mos
artistic and the funniest costume.
A masquerade party Will be give
by the Dorcas Society at the home O
Mrs. s y. Kee tonight.
A program OF humorous reading
VIII be given at the New Centur
Club tonight. Messrs. Kuebler, Ian
nigan and Dougherty will furnish tn
music for the entertainment
Evening journal., 1917-10-30
Administration Nuxated Clinical Tests Gives Most Astonishing
Youthful Strength and Makes Women Look Years Younger

Iron IL also absolutely necessary 10
enable your blood 20 change food into living
tissue. Without g. no matter how much
or what you eat. your food merely passes
through YOU without doing you any good.
You don't get the strength out % Il, and as
q consequence you become weak, pale and
sickly looking. just like plant trying 70
grow en- a soil deficient In iron. II you are
not strong or well you owe Il 20 yourself
you can work or how FAR you can walk
without becoming tired. Next take two
Eve grain tablets Of Nuxated Iron three
times per day after meals Tor two weeks,
then test your strength again and see how
much you have gained i have seen dozens
Of nervous, rundown people who were
and endurance and entirely rid themselves
et al symptoms Of dyspepsia. liver and
Evening journal., 1917-10-30

People VIII do we'll TO use the Want
Ads for the advertising Of homes to
rent and houses TO sell. All interests
Of the home will be we'll taken care OF
through the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1917-10-30

proper form. And this after they had. In
some cases been d0ctoring for months with
the old forms Of reduced iron iron acetate,
or tincture or iron simply TO save a few
cents. The iron demanded by Mother Ma.
ture for the red coloring matter in the blood
OF her children f., slas. not that kind OF
iron. You must take iron In a form that can
be easily absorbed and aSsimilated 90 do
you any good. otherwise It may prove worse
81 have used Nuxated Iron widely in my
own practice in most severe aggravated con.
ditions with unfailing results, I have induced
Of whom have given me most surprising re-
ports "a regard 20 its great power as health
and strength builder.
Many an athlete and prizehghter has won
the day simply because he knew the setret Of
great strength and endurance and hlled his
blood with iron before he went into the az
fray: while many another has gone down In
inglorious defeat simply for the lack Of iron.
DR.. Schuyler G. Jacques Visiting Surgeon
Of So. Elizabeth's Hospital. New York City.
said: Il have never before given out any
medical information or advice FOR publication.
as ] ordinarily do not believe in 81. But so
many American women suffer from iron deli
cheney with its attendant ills-physical weak
ness, nervous irritability. melancholy. indi-
and In consequences Of their weakened. run
down condition they are 30 liable TO con.
tract serious and even fatal diseases. that
\ deem IL my duty 10 advise All such 10
Il take Nuxated Iron. I have taken u my.
81 SER ana given AZ 20 my ratients Win most
~ surprising and satisfactory re-
4 suits. And those who wish quickly
StA 70 Increase their strength power
tfk and endurance will find it q most remark
81 able and wonderfully effective remedy. +"
. NolE-Nuxated Iron. which Is pre-.
-, Sfrioed and recommended above BIZ ply
'uH s'iens IN such a great variety Of cases.
h. rsnot a. patent medicine nor Fecret
IVY 5r-,.1fs nut oue which is well known 70
ffe3 i3s5i.s's and whose iron constituents are
&c" a,s prescribed by eminent phvsicisns
ro,, oisnn. m Europe and America. IInlike tbe
sssir,iian.ot sanic iron products II is easiiV
M r,si. .heo' ooes not iniuro the tecth
'''' o. ~ mem black, nor upset thu etor,a,L /.
49,, ~ tne contrary, a. Is rro.. ,,..-, 80
%" 80, IN .eariy all forms OF indigs.,io.s' y.
inst 49, ~ Ior nervous, nun down 80 at.i a.
80. ~ nlsnutacturers have such go. 'luns.
oence IN noxated iron that the :. 49, eonn-
forfeit 900 TO any chsritsh,oo ner 70
n n they cannot take any man or ,nsu-
r 90. who lacks iron. and iner..s. ,S..a
9Th 100 per cent. OF. over IN four ,eols, 49,.
ded they have no slrious organic trorhis I'm
offer 70 refund your money IL II does moi :.
double your strength and endurance ~ ~
time. Il is dispensed in this city br ~
druggists. -
Evening journal., 1917-10-30

llss Of metallic iron sChich
may injure the teeth, corrode
|the stomach and do far more
harm than good; advises
use Of only nur0ted iron.
Evening journal., 1917-10-30
Doctor Says Crying Need
Of The Woman Of Today
Is More Iron In Her Blood
TO PUT STRENGTHIN HER NERVES AND &C
IN HER CHEEKS

land
He ood Examine o ron 6Genc.
Evening journal., 1917-10-30
ANOTHER PASTOR REsIGNs.

A special meeting Of the Presby-
terry OF New Castle has been called
10 meet in First Presbyterian Church,
this city, at o'clock on the after
noon OF November 8. to take action
upon the request OF the Rev. r. Harl
Huffman for a dissolution Of the pas
toral relation between him and the
West Nottingham Presbyterian Church.
Evening journal., 1917-10-30

There can be no healthy. beautiful.
'osS checked women without iron" says
or' Ferdinand King. a New York physi.
aa ana Medical Author. "1n my recent
s.,As 70 physicians on the grave and serious
No. 4.snees Of iron deficiency In the
cr,-e y. Anetiean women. j have strongly
, sties--ea the fact that doctors shouid
fe- IN ,lloIe organic iron--nuxated iron
.-5 , sl nervous. rundown weak mas.
$780, -.-es "NAeh patients. pau6r
meens anAemia. The skin oi Inc ,naeraia
woman Is pale the aesh nnbby. me- n ,,,.o
~ - zone. me brain Tags and the NOM.
nervous. irritable, Respondent ana r,eia.'
choly. When the iron coes fro,, ~.
blood OF women tho roses 20 from then
,hceks. 0"
I'm the most common foods Of Amerse,
the starches. sugars. table syruns. can
dies polished rice. white bread soS
crackers, biscuits macaroni sparheu
Evening journal., 1917-10-30

from pneumonia. grippe. kidney. liver. heart
trouble and other dangerous ualadies. The
real and true CAUSE which started their disease
was nothing more nor less than weakened
REACTION brought on BY lack Of iron in the
.ra "a ~ aeeoant OF tho peculiar Of woman.
ssrt.t-o s.ssnt drein placed upon her system az
49, snsn $780, AZ she requires iron much mors
1sio make uD for the loss.
Evening journal., 1917-10-30

lapioca. sage, farina de- -
terminated conmeal no ~ ~
longer is iron 40 be found. 49,
Refining processes have re. ~.
moved the iron Of Mother Etft aA
Earth from these impoy Wl* !
erished foods. aud sillt ia.
methods Of home cookery, Nzt3t y Is n
By throwing down the 49, ~
waste pipe the water in
which our vegetables are 1St
booked are responsible for aHa
mother grave iron loss.
Therefore. If you wish 70 PRO.
ierve your youthful vim and vizor
% ripe old age. you must supply
she iron deficiency In your food BY
nsing some form OF organic iron. just
ss you would use salt when your food
Evening journal., 1917-10-30

uHInE fuHo TOTm OF uIEdnIo IIuHs Iu9I
- you would use salt whom your food
has not enough salt.
As I have said a hundred times
over, organic iron is the greatest
Of all strength builders ii people
would only take Nuxated Iron when
they feel weak or run down instead
Of dosing themselves with habit
forming drugs, stimulants ana aico-
holic beverages 7 am convinced that
In this WAY they could ward on
ai-ee=e preventing ~ becoming or
ranic In thousands OF cases and
lheroby the lives Of thousands might
be saved who now die every year
from pneumonia. grippe. kidney. iirei
trouble and other dangerous maladie'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-22

The u Sheldon drive is noted for its silence and efficiency
1t the compact and simple drive axle the American
parke This drive will prove satisfactory where silent opera
ton essential feature At right shown phantom view of
Sheldon
The radiator which Of the latest approved design mounted in
cradle This cradle lined with anfriction betting
treated exclude and portion of the brass
shell of the radiator with chatting Studs
in the bottom of the radiator through cradle and all parts
drawn snugy together Double vanadum steel coil springs
whole assembly entirely eliminating
ing the radiator The result that the free from all usual
radiator troubles
The U. S. Transmission unique in that there shifting
gears The gears always mesh upon
The change of speeds made by shifting clutches
side Of the gear integral with eight heavy
dogs corresponding set forming clutch slides upon squared
section of the shaft When change of speed made this clutch
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-22
FLOATING POWER PLANT

The engine mounted Independent steel subrame to
wi s boted
In shown the plant assembly Note
easily accessible
suspended each side of the
coil which absorb all
5inch
a socket of the frame
of the frame
S assembly
twisted line Note
of subframe cushion
all shocks how the subframe from
| torton
FLOATING POWER PLANT" IS IN
|
Crank shaft cannot be broken;
Crank shaft be twisted cracked:
Power be wasted through friction.
The lower picture illustrates experiment
factory the efficiency Of the FLOATING POWER PLANT
protecting distortion. A
Model chassis completely assembled except frame radiator
wheels lacked dagonaly
one corner was about IA inches above the other this position
readily
tenn from the engine to acsaft turned by
frame normal position.
In trucks II Is uncommon
low that impossible and
truck lacked in
This binding
bad roads, a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-22

shifted into mesh with the ugs that integral with the and
the distributed between eight heavy ugs In the
form of where changes of speed made by
shifting together two three teeth must take hssran
with danger to the But this danger practically emi
the t. S. this trouble
proof possible The illustration above clearly shows these heavy
dog clutches.
In the chain drive models the jack shaft and differ
entail unit This unit mounted the
frame of the truck with three point suspension The three
points being vench ball and socket joints which
sranng the transmission due distortion Of the frame
AS further protection the transmission the change speed lever
is with lock that operated entirely by the
engine With this arrangement impossible
or ignorant careless driver to shift speeds while clutch is
engaged.
right of the u S. brake equalizer which
equal strain on each rearw wheel a all times.