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The Home news., 1917-04-27
Inauguration Cafe-P Parlor- Observation Car Service
 On Missouri'& North Arkansas R. R.
Inauguration

Effective April 15 1917, the Missouri and North Ark ansas Railroad will operate Cafe Paror Observation Car Service trains Nos and between Helena Arkansas and Joplin Missouri and serving all intermediate points, Try this comfortable service your first trip Revolving upho stered chairs observation section; Electric fans Smoking comparment everything convenient lunches served in Cafe Department.
 This gives excellent service to the famous Arkansas resorts Eureka Springs, Heber Springs and Armstrong Springs which you figuring visiting this Large crowds anticipated.
 Connections follows: Leave McCrory 12: 28 a. m arrive Kensett 32 m, Heber Springs 1248 D. m Eu reka Springs 8:25 D. m. For information address:
 J. c. MURRAY,
 Gen'l Passr Ag't, M & N A. R. R.
 Harrison, Arkansas
The Home news., 1917-04-27

Entered as second-class mat ter August 26, 1915, at the post office at McCrory, Ark, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
The Home news., 1917-04-27

For Rent-The Ruth Heating House. Apply to John Shearer. adv. 4-6tf
The Home news., 1917-04-27
College Girls to Give up
 Silk Hose During War

Chicago, April 21.- A majority of the girls of the junior class at Northwestern University, Evan ston, have agreed to dispense with silk stockings, ice cream and other luxuries during the war. = Ark. Gazette.
The Home news., 1917-04-27

Buy your screen wire at Ra- ney's.
The evening world., 1917-10-13
ROUMAhIiH QUEEN
THANKS U. S. FOR AID
Red CrOS, Relief Came Just in
Time TO Save Suffering
Thousands.

JASSY. Houmania. Oct is.-Queen
Marie Of Houmauil has asked the AssA
ciated Press to convey her thanks TO the
United states for American Red Cross
aid. and pledged Roumania to fight TO
the end. The occasion was the raising
u the stars and stripes and the Ameri-
can Rcd cross nag over the first relief
hospital established on Roumanlau soil.
our hearts have beon warmed by
gratitude and our hopes relnspired by
this evidence % Americas generosity In
our hour OF suffering Her Majesty
said. I'VE have 10000 orphans and a
large civilian population In precarious
position Oh account Of the lack OF food
clothing aui medical aid. Americas as
slstancc came at q critical hour.
Il voice our gratitude to the great
ally from over the seas, which * the
whOlc-heartcd expression OF six millions
Of my people. with tho help OF the
United States and our other great allies
we are determined TO prosecute the war
until the cause to which we concen-
trated our lives has been Vlndicated."
The evening world., 1917-10-13
70AOO MEN N NATIONAL
ARMY CAMPS TRANSFERRED
Nsf DIti.uu ~ ~ Formed 4
Camp GJfion include 7.OyJ
from I1pilnk

WHsusyrpe. OF ff.arns war
ps.t.1..t r,fs pIbiie to.fsy 10 sIis
n .ns fs.s p.,. iinF 'of tls frsfsfsf
" q. t91 men f.ln saug. ti Asny cen.
fHHufH.r 10 r1s vtftous NsfIYHsi gualf
divisions 90 nI tIsm 20 war srsnafH.
Ths divisions ~ fhs National ,Isfd
forces shgriHE tIs greatest dshcisney
.1 men ere ~ son. 1000 ais,. fs..
200 sstn. 1000 sai. 600 18Th. s.60o T.
con. 1000
To orNsrs au'horiss NE commando
~ 'ls fptb division ~ rait upon Canp
Its for 1000 men from SsF Jersey arI
rriavH-s Th,rr ore np transfers from
camp Upton st Tapnank. l.. q. 90
''trd Divisions. hlt 1000 yhphnnk
mon viii b. aslt 70 Camp g0rdon.
tn effect OF the transfsfs viii be-
90 ToDiilk' az camp Gordon $4,000 mei,
'r,m Eastern states 10 form a now
division ilors auI ,t camp riko. ~ 90.
sembls 1900 men from inc Mi1Iio
Western territory Ia reform that d.
vision.
The evening world., 1917-10-13
LAUREL ENTRIES.
lspcclll . me- ErenInr world !

RACE TRACK. LAUREL. Nd. Oct. "a
The entries FOR Mondays races are a follows:
FIRST RAcE-TWo.yesl-oidi. colts and geld
HimTa ti921: NJ ,R32;LlTsy,, il4; s,ensaii
b,jo,i H. Ke"P,s 9psIl ilt' ~ Pl,gait Il4i
sECOND RACE The b,ockdss pure tao.
msnt. los com,ors. los; taJ JyS,ss. lo5:' cstSn
10Y. l0s First 1fcop, 10! R.seltr. GmpD. U3,
Nalsr'ous lTmpJ. lbs; Wichata. lG. CD Bel
TlIRD RACE Claiming; three; ear-old. and
care, IA: Card me III: Rose Finn. i11j
-Nltrey.. 100: Cos,lmer III: csuto. iii
Cuidle rp. IL; ..Elrly sight. 10; 'Iantana
~; salI2. ~: Mssi.ehA. III: Felcidad los
FOURTH RACE The Res White and blu.
nxteenti milfs kim Neptune 100; DAmnosch
us. a. waHkssas, i9g Hagseik. lC7 ta) Hub
SDE fF!i III RaCfcsmar ci M Il Ps ys.. .G ss,io. .n1
cSeS I,6: H' Nlpoieop, ii6 bynd@f f' iOs ~,
Ito; .Tactless. los: budweissr III: Gonsiand
sixth Thi5'E-SSsiIng; thFOo.yssr-old. an,
a.y oof ieS a2d cs EsSS NSSts.s '' ios F'I Rs
phion. Ill Madame Curic timpl. 100 Greet
.nEs. ig3j iodeling. III; Ella Ryan. 100
SEVENTH RAoE-selHng: ysar-old
ami upsard orc and one-sl1ttenth mile, II
~ FAIf Tcb lo1 los c'PtS k'. fsy i lSSlS e2
'Apprentloe allowance Track heavy.
The evening world., 1917-10-13
How l Am Buying My Liberty Bond

YiddiBh or Italian as well as English
are thus revisitinE the places where
they worked AZ civilians before they
we're summoned TO Join the colors. In
two hours Thursday afternoon thev
sofa over $4,000 worth OF bonds. Fri.
days figures have not yet been Off,
eiauy computed. but they are expected
70 reach about $4,000. The sslesrneD
n Khaki have been going strong to-day
too.
The men work In teams. One OF the
soldier- statesmen Is Young Fulton. O
Harlem puEilist who has been rinR
tavorits at camp entertainments. and
his calls have helped 70 win over would,
be objeetors In the factories where hi,
team has sought subscriptions.
At the factories the mschines are
stopped for q half hour on the visit OF
a team OF recruit -salcsmen and the en-
ployees listen 10 short speeches In thell
own tongue. Most OF the asles. but by
no means ali, are on tho basis OF dol.
lar week payments.
The experiences OF the team made Ut
The evening world., 1917-10-13
fiTEFuu HOUR At HAND,
Won IIRPlT1 DECLARES
tJyo,ats of fdghliuineis say
Germany Nu,t Coutnus 10
aInt nll.llh shirt

fHsTERDtif Of fg .hda..i "a.
Tifpft 'ofmsf HIr.sfs ~ tHs ps Haa
irpofiaI THsN. IHtsFy'svsI - me
u.urssfs a. f-sss'ff.E. s 90 .tsf 80
styIIs
We .HI .YutrIs .,.f.sntiy ~ sts
pee' 1Hsi triumph 0yer Ensifnd ..
loDr ~ 90 continue f1 s.1k vessels
fsfsr tHph ~ ss'fu. i,1a 4 sui.
marine rsf slr.ess cannot bs ssgsaisa
Immediately. Bu' u 80 pursue olr ain
firmly ws shall hDi after 'op,e months
l1' 1JI position f,r negotiations wItb
ErElan1 VIII be- quite different
"'o definite tine rsn pe rs.d ~ our
success Economically sa1 90 frgardt
raw materials uuf .Drit'pn ta.fay 10
stronger then nat - Frlnco or tab
itpv far ENGLAND aill b. .blo 90 make
her supplies last cannot bs predicted
Du' the decisive factor BE- thgi while W.
supply foir.ffths ~ or economic need /,
from our own productions ENGLAND ha.
10 fetch four.ffths Of bsrs from over.
seas.
"wr arc nov at the fatsfui bou, Of
our existence. Germany cannot main
sin ner position a. world powcr
against ENGLAND unless her position is
founded on might"
The evening world., 1917-10-13

Of II w. Carmel. OF compsny X. aobth
Infantry. and Harry Leschinsky. Com
psny c, S0Sth Infantry. are typical.
In one factory we ran into Social
ist." said Private Carmel. who used "a
be lawyer in Milwaukee. and he
yelled: ! wouldn't buy a Liberty bond'
You could put me In Jail before
would' Well. told him we would put
aim in Jail II he didn't keep quiet.
Then we went ahead and sold nifty
three bonds at $50 each in that fac
tory"
In another factory a girl laughed SO
loudly when Private Carmel was speak
Ing that he asked her what the Joke
was
Il can't help st." she replied. You
were talking about dedueting payments
from a person's income. get S =
week, DO you eall that an income
But II youn let us my sister ana
viii take one bond between US ano
pay 50 cents week each on H.
Priyltos CaTrnel and Leschinshy sold
IS 900 worth OF bonds yesterday. -
The twenty five saleSmen nave peen
20 successful that Major Gen; bell - 70
b. asked 10 send a total OF $50 men from
CsHp ,,oton 70 get subscriptions on the
The evening world., 1917-10-13
ASKS MORATORIUM
DYSTOCK EXCHANGE
TO AVERT DISASTER
uniermyer Declares That, Of
Least, an Ind Should BE put
10 Short Selling

Ths CLOSING % ths stock Etea snss
and the doclarnF ~ 90 moratorium
for . pcnod of &c months wsr. .1G.
ges,ed ~ slnusI Intermysr to-day
as . neans ~ correcting ~ dsrrs.
rlation u sccurtles ~ t'ntsrufsr
- feavinr fpr tSrf oI 'hs South
70 speak ~ f,puis,iIo. Memphis nud
a. Louis In b'balf - the L,b'riy
Loan.
''For years" he said = have
preached 90 deaf ears thai The stock
r9rchanee be placed under Govern.
nsnt supervision and that short sell.
Ing be stopped. The far reaching
power OF these men and their ailles
In the banking world has stuffed the
voice Of reason and caution until We
have been driven to the verge Of the
wors' financial catastrophe the coun-
Try has ever known. II some drastic
step IL not instantly taken we shall
so over the precipice.
Perhaps the wisest and most ef.
fective action would be to close the
EXCHANGE and declare a moratorium
Tor six months of all Stock Exchange
transactions and all loans by Nom
befs On stock Exchange collateral
''The country experienced no great
discomfort when the Exchange vas
last closed. The Governing Commit
tee would never have taken that
action but for the fact that the men,
bers were then In peril. They were
saved thereby
snow the public IL In peril, and
the power must be lodged somewhere
else than In the members TO deter
vnano this question OF surprising
importance. II the bill prepared and
recommended by ten OF the eleven
The evening world., 1917-10-13
.FIREMEh FIGHT WAR GAS
At CHEMICAL PLANT BLAZE

In a deadiy atmosphere OF chlorine
gas, such aS it used In trench war
fare. firemen from Flushing and Col
isGs Point battltd for two hours this
morning 20 Subdue a fire, that fol-
lowed fout sdpsrste explosions, which
wrecked the 'still room building ol
the Britlth. American Chemical Com
peny a. Third Avenue and Sixth
Street College Point and for o tinal
threatened the adjoining plant OF the
l.. " 5 Engineering Company. aero!
plane manufacturer,
The fact that the chemical plant
said 10 be working on war ord~rt, n
4 Gated In the heart Of College Point'I
German section, resulted in a search.
ing invesufation by fire marshals :
detectives ana police. II Is now be
lieNed the fire wss caused by spon,
tAn@ous combustion, but the authori
tios viii continue their inve stigation
loss 20 the Britsh-American pla
"a estimated st S:75,000.
The evening world., 1917-10-13
At ONCE! STOPS
STOMACH MISERY
and INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin" makes
sick, sour, gassy Stom-
achs feel fine.

DO some foods you cat hit back
TASTE good, but work badly, ferment
into acids and cause sick, sour,
gassy stomachY Now. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dyspeptic. jot this dUwni Pape's Dis-
pepsin helps neutraliIe the excessive
acids In the stomach SO your food
won't sour and upset you. There
never was anything so safely quick.
80 certainly elective. No difference
how bady your stomach Is upset you
usually get happy relief In FIVE min
utes, but what pleases you mos. ID
that II helps TO regulate your stom-
ach 30 you can eat your fayorlte
foods without fe0r.
Most remedies give you relief some
timeE--they are slow. but not sure
"Pape's Diapepsin" Is positive In neu-
trallEinR the Hcidity, so the misery
won't come back very quickly.
You feel different az soon q,
''Pape's Diapepsin" comes in contact
with the stomach-distresS just van
fshes--your stomach gets sweet, nc
gases, no belchlnE, no eructations oI
undigestei food. your head clears ant
you feel fine.
Go now, make the best inVeStmen
you ever made by getting larc,
fifty-cent ease Of Pape's Diapepsii
from any drug store. You realize II
Ave minutes how needless u Is to suf
Ger from indigestion, dyspepsia or an.
stomach disorder due TO acid fer
Insntation. --Adyt.
The evening world., 1917-10-13
LOAN TOTAL HERE
FAR BELOW MARK;
NOW S289,676,32O
Continued from First PagsJ

ter" said Mr.. Outcrbridge. "ond calls
for great sacrifices and economies
Sharp economy and self dental will
permit every one 10 take Liberty
BOND Only this viii avoid romen-
dous suffsrinss later on. The war
must be won and those at home can
bring this about quickly by an i'm.
mediato and wholehearted response
20 the loan"
Plans for reaching every person
connected with the l2o trades which
have set $50. 100000 as the goal OF
their combined efforts in behalf OF
the loan were perfected to- day at
meeting OF the Advisory Trades Com.
mittee. Total subscriptions now in
the hands Of employers but not yet
announced are close TO a quarter Of
a billion dollars. according to the
committee estimates.
Determined TO raise the $1,000, 900
quota allotted 70 II, the small leather
goods, trunks and bag trades will
offer prizes 10 women who obtain
subscriptions. Each woman who
sells $4,000 worth OF bonds will re.
celys a leather article valued at s25.
the highest prize calling for SIS
worth Of leather goods.
Not content win fighting for th'
country and buying war bonds, th'
soidiers now guarding the port oj
New York. the men behind the bis
Kuns al Fort Hamilton, Fort Totter
ana Fort wadswoTtN. are arranging
a field day IN the interest Of the loan
The date Of the big outdoor sffai
viii be oct. 81, the place Fort Ham
ilton. In addition 10 . football gam
and other athletic contests there vii
be n band concert, a banquet an
talks by prominent men. Fully I
per cent. Of these soldiers have al
ready bought bonds under the par
tiai payment plan.
Lord Reading, High Chief Justie
~ England. will be the prjncipa
speaker at a Liberty Loan rally a
csrnesie Hall next Thursday night
Others who viii speak are secretar
OF 'he Interior Lane, Capt. r, Hug
X ,yvett OF tho Australian army an
George Wharton Pepper, Miss Flor
enoe Easton OF the Metropolita,
Opera forces will sins, ana the Inter
borough Band win play.
Parents Of children born durin
the Liberty Loan campaign are bein
urged by the Woman'h Liberty L,oa
Committee 10 buy bonds for ia
babies.
The evening world., 1917-10-13
BERLIN DEAF TO LUxBURG?
Apology "a sweden Hi.,s 10. Aa-
vice was unheeded.

STOCKHOLM. Oct. i3.-The Swedish
Forelgn Office hns received the German
reply to it, inquiry regarding the action
Of Count Won Luxburg In sending meg
sages through the swedish Legation
regarding tho sinking without = trace"
OF Argentinian vessels.
The answer confirms the arrival In
Berlin Of the Luxburg cablegrams as
published. but the teiegroms are said
10 have had no cffact on the submarine
war. Assurance g. given that incidents
calculated to disturb the friendly re-
lations between Germany and Sweden
will not occur again.
The evening world., 1917-10-13
0lSL0YAL SOLDIERS SEIZED.
Two at Camp Mills Favored Cause
of the Kaiser.

CAMP MILLS. ~ Y. oct. l3.-Two
men spotted as German sympatlzers
have been taken from one Of the regi-
ments hero and sent to Ellis Island for
internmont
No official explanation is made, nor
arc their names given out, but II is
certain the authorities had complete
Information that they favored the cause
Of the Kaiser.
The evening world., 1917-10-13
GERMAN LOSSES
EXCEED THOSE Of
FORMER BATTLES
Greater Than Al Grlyelo {,
When Five-SixihS Ut OFT
GERS and Third of Men Fell.

coPENHAOEN Or' f1-An IN
fnisinhsbis iniimsiion ~ srsa' los'''
susialned ~ the Csru1ru IN ihN'r
attompts 10 stem ib iin'sh Hiiacks
" contained ln Tho It'. q com cent ~
Lieut. GeI. Won NfI nns, m ''afy
critic Of the TsEf..I'' a. BERLIN, IN
ths Fianderb campaign. lis r'''r' 10
The German loasss ~ 1r...H.Toir
and Dflvel0ttS ~ tho Ir.unH-ir U.s.
Sian War. averaging rvs.srfhH NJ the
officers and one-thiri D, tho men ol
the Guard ana Bpn1enburg l'eEi-
ments engaged. ~ r,lssls examples
In German military hstory 0f sxtraOr.
dlnary casualticg suffered without
affecting the morale ~ the troops
The General then says those iossos
often arc far exceeded ~ the present
war and that IN the third Fl1nderu
battIs they have beon ~ great az 20
induce tho military authorities TO
abandon the usual rule of not refer
ring 10 them. feeling that the sacrl-
fees Of Prince Rupprechts troops
have been such a. ~ cntitie them 10
extraordinary thanks OF the Father
land.
Gen. Ardenne pays a grudging and
belated tribute to the achievements
/ Of tho British tanks which. according
TO his verdict. though quick victims
20 the German feld artillery under
! good visibility. are able TO deliver o
most effective enfilade iro from their
! machine guns whenever thcy are able
| TO approaSh the, infantry lines under
cover OF a curtain of smoke or gas
waves and are not TO be taken
! lightly
The evening world., 1917-10-13
CANADA CALLS 100000.
First Contingent Under the Nili-
tsry service Act.

OTTAWA. Ont. Oct, i3--rhe fire.
call to the colors under the Mil;ar,
Service Act was sounded to-day
II will bring to arms every man Ii
Canada between twenty and thirty -!ou.
who IL unmarried. or who iB wiluw-.
without children. There are ovc- 500
200 meB- falling within this classification
in the Dominion.
The evening world., 1917-10-13
GERMANS LAND TROOPS
ON RIGA GULF ISLANDS
Petrograd Reports Kaisers Forces
Now Are on Oesel
and Dago.

LONDON. Oct. I3.-The Germans
have landed troops on the islands OF
Oesel ana Dago. In the Gulf OF Riga.
according 70 a Reuter- despatch from
Petrograd.
Desc. and Dago Islands are at the on
trance TO the Golf OF Riga. and provide
easy access to the mainlsnd over small
intermediate islands. They arc off the
coast OF the Russian Province Of
Esthonis. Daeo Island is about 200
miles from Petrograd. II is almost at
+ the mouth OF the Gulf OF Finland. at
the head OF which is Kronstadt which
defends Petrograd.
The evening world., 1917-10-13
BRITISH AFRICAN TROOPS
FLANK GERMAN RETREAT
London Announces Capture Of Ru-
ponda, Where TeutonS Planned
to Protect Main Body.

LONDON. Oct i3.--British East
African troops have occupied Ruponda.
an official statement announced to-day.
The seizure OF the village Is important
inasmuch as the enemy had intended
occupying II 10 protect tho retreat Of
its main body.
The British occupation will enable
fankng movements against this re-
treat.
The evening world., 1917-10-13
oTY BOND! EVENING WORLD GIVES OPPORTUNIT"

1.sHIsss ~ fHs lsl4 eomfaittss RAJ
Iqf len .H1tHffsd o. fhs senate
HsnH. f.Uu zee - r0tff rqf ~
. Df ffafnf st ne mffrf ~
10 frssf HN - 90 sf4~t ~
ftH9 H.u .u. Iaffs fsI tsHinf
HIr UH|t
- ne .i1s'fF - flf IssHHngf Is
Ilf feasible. agfns pHf Nusf ~ lafsf
~ found t0 90 M snd ~ shoff sfN
80 $50 H4u ben. fsiufH Hfr die
afTf tfnF iFs fhHN Isf9is the wtnd
HsrInfY prfaa bsbf n0 relation ~
Hffinair tHIusH This appiiss ~
bords 81 Wril sa Ht0rFs fof ~ On
.Ia Irhfs ~ thf Fsmidsfs on fks bsn r
r.i. uf fHs market have sons ~ ~
s4." fh rHtsnf Is a. fympH fIsfleHltY
anfcf prizes ~ tHs fiFbsst Frldss ~
bonds as was newt ihts
The evening world., 1917-10-13
LAUREL WlNN ERS.

FIRST RACE. - Claremont selling
handicap; oil uges; Six furl6n gs--Pul-
lux. l09 (Parrlngton). straight $3.50.
place $3.50, show 50. first; Queen Of the
sea, lO6 tSchuttiuscr), tll.i0. show
$40, second Peep sight, 10 (Buxton)
show sac. third. Time. t.iS is. Deck
mate, Anita, Sixteen 70 One. Shooting
star, onata and Starflnch also ran.
The evening world., 1917-10-13
CAMP UPTON SOLDIERS
SELL WAR BONDS HERE
AND TEACH PATRIOTISM
twenty-five Recruits From Yaphank
Dispose OF Thousands Of Dollars
Worth in FattoIies.

twenty-five soldier boys from Camp
Upton. at YaphAnk, are invading New
York, Although they are not armed
with rifles and bayonets, but with fohn'
tain pens and contract blanhs, their in
ysslon is officially voted a success. for
they are here to sell Liberty Bonds.
They viii stay IN town over the week
end and put IN al day Monday selling
bonds
They have been detailed TO canvass
the dress and waist goods factories and
most OF the recruits. who speak either
The evening world., 1917-10-13
AMERICAN HURT IN AIR RAID.
Lieut. KeeinE's Arm Pierced by
Shell In LoHdon Attack.

An ATLANTIC FONT. OCT. IS -
Lieut., H. X. Keeling OF the Medical
corpt Of the United States Army was
slightly Injured in the German air raid
over London Sept. 20, according 10
word brought here by returning trav-
sllerS to-day,
Lieut.. KeeiinEs arm was pierced by
bit OF shrapnel while he was standing
IN the street watching the German
-aiders and tho British aerial barrage.
The evening world., 1917-10-13
Henry W. poIhemu. Dead.

Henry W. Polhemus. who had been
connected with the Evening Post. IN
various capacities. for fifty-slx years,
died last evening At HIS Nome. No. AZ
Bainbridgc Street. Brooklyn, In the sev-
entIeth year OF his age.
The evening world., 1917-10-13
OtEO.

fRASK--on Oct, ~. PAULINE FRANK
beloved wife OF Bsrueh Frank.
Funeral services Sunday uornlnR ~
1880 az io2 BalnbridGe st.. prooElvr
Please omit llowerE.
RusII--JoHN RUSH. native OF Klus.,
Ballindine, County Mayo Ireland ns.
loved hushsnd OF Katie Rush fnes Hsr.
nigSn). suddenly, on Oct. II. 1917
Funeral from his late residence. oso
East Seth st'. on Sunday, oeL IL. a.
p. NJ.
sERNICEs"--THE FUNERAL CHURCH
Broadway. Goth Ct. Drank campbsll,s,
KINNEY, ]. r. Eaturd.y . d =,
LITTLE, CATHERINE. nrivats). ssI
The evening world., 1917-10-13
Tell How You Save 10 Buy One
and Win a $50 Liberty Bond
Offered by Evening World

corporations subsco
Liberty Loan but they not enough To
1t Is the millions of PEOPLE of tho United States the
workers. and enlist vast Of small
dedicate thrift greater economy
sacrifices take this
vi
The Evening World believes New York
not only but should buy Liberty Bond.
What Wall Street the PEOPLE can do The wealth Of
the banks
only he brought united effort and devoted TO the
The York ready to help the
lie buy bonds the nmen They ask only that
girl practise little extra saving
make sacrifice their earnings into
Liberty Bonds.
500 Liberty Bond paid
Metropolitan district and
to help win the
There which 81 week more be saved for
Liberty and numbers OF New Workers who
practical suggestions how to about t.
The Evening World hear OF these methods and
tell people about them the best letter telling
How Am Buying My Liberty Bond
Evening World offers prize OF fully paid $50 bond Of the
Second Liberty Loan bearing pcr cent interest
contest limited pending Second Liberty Loan and
tell In 200
dress Liberty Loan Editor, Evening World New York
Help the Government, Win the War and Hep Yourself to Save
The evening world., 1917-10-13

"blue," worried. hslf-siek people
should fnd out the cause Of their tfou-
bles. Often II Is merely faulty kidney
action, which allows the blood TO get
loaded up with poisons that irritate the
nerves. Backache, headaches, dizziness
and annoying blGdder troubles are
added proofs that the kidneys need
help. Use Dodn's Kidney PillS., Thou
sands thank them for relief from just
such troubles.
The evening world., 1917-10-13
Report Of a Bronx Woman's Case

Mrs. Geo. Bauhahn, 1929 Clinton
Ave, Bronx, Says ~ have found
Doan's kidney Pills very good for
backache and other kidney trouble. ]
suffered In this way for about two
weeks and felt tired and depressed
nearly all the time. had no energy
to DO my housework. used two boxes
Of Hoan's Kidney Pills and they fixed
m all right"
The evening world., 1917-10-13

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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-30
FIRST METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Corner Lee and Magnolia.
]. S. Grahl, Pastor
Sunday School, 80 a. m.
Preaching at l0:45 A. NJ. and
80 p. M.
Junior League at 3 P. M.
Senior League $50 P. NJ.
Mid-week service Wednesday.
7:30 P. M.
All services will begin prompt
ly at the hour designated.