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LEGAL NOTICES

Pennsylvania State Highway De-
partment, Harrisburg, Pa. Sealed pro.
posals ill lie received at said office
until 10 A. M, December IL, 1917, when
bids will be publicly opened and
scheduled, and contracts awarded rs
soon thereafter as possible, for the re-
construction of two pieces of either
reinforced concrete or bituminous
feet in length, in Erie County; also
two pieces of vitrified block pavement
2,065 and 400 feet in length, in Clear
field County. Bidding blanks and
specifications may be obtained free,
and plans upon payment of $3.50 oeI
set upon application to State High
way Department, Harrisburg. No re-
fund for plans returned. They can
also be seen at office of State High
way Department, Harrisburg; 1901
Chestnut Street. Philadelphia and SO4
Hart1e Building. Pittsburgh, Pa ]. ID.
o'Neil. State Highway Commissioner.
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BUILD STEEL FREIGHTER
IN SENENTY-EIGHT DAYS

A Pacific Port. Dec. Z. - An $500
ton steel freighter. the first vessel
Duilt in its entirety for the United
States Shipping Board, slid from the
ways of shipyard here recently. The
BOAT was christened by the wife of the
Governor of the state and bore the
name of the city in which it was
built. The vessel was launched ex-
actly seventy-eight days from the
time its keel was laid.
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tific formula by which they can cal
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or his intellectual grip and ability,
nor will they ever have 1t until they
call us phrenologists to their assist
ance.
Cabinet ministers ought to be all
selected according to the formation
of their heads, and not merely upon
personal influence, credentials or
reputation.
'Phrenology ought to be taught in
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Wethers' W ether ss.S0Q12.9O; lambs, $12.5O@
p,i1g Hogs - Receipts. $1,000; slow
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heavy. $16.70@174O; rough, si6.7GS
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The evening herald., 1917-10-20
Haig, 1t Is Believed Is Preparing
for Another Stroke Against the
Enemy S Positions in the Region
East of Ypres.
GERMANS BAR ROAD TO
THE GULF OF FINLAND
Teutons Have Landed Troops on
Dago Island, in Gulf Of Riga,
Cutting of the Russians; Bombs
Dropped on London.


By Associated Press
Just when II appeared that the
German, had virtually abandoned the
Use OF the Zeppelin FOR air raids on
England. another Zeppelin fleet has
penetrated the eastern and north
eastern counties and reached at least
the edge Of the London area.
Tn bombs dropped by the raiders
k.1ed . persons and injured 80 9TH
ers. it h officially announced, These
casualties cover an the districts
visited
ThcGermaus have landed troops ON
Dago Island. which lies To the north
81 Ocsel island. and forms the north
ern boundary Of kassar bay. This Is
the last uf the large Islands in the
northern part OF the Gulf of Riga vet
In Russian hands and bars the way Ia
the Guif OF Finland.
ON the Fiaudcrs battle front. IN,
British aerial ana artillery activity
continues intensely. probably in prep
lrotlou for another stroke against IN,
German positions east of Ypres. With
iu the next few dayA Field Marshal
Hais's artillery has been -holling thu
The evening herald., 1917-10-20
RUSSIAN BAIlTIC FLEET
COULD NOT FACE HUNS

Petrograd. Oct. 20.--The Russia n
Baltic fleet Ia it's entirety could not
face the Germans in the Gulf of Riga
without abandoning the responsibility
for the defense Of the Gulf OF Flu
land. according 10 Count Kapnist o.
the Russian admiralty.
The Germans" he said. effected
landing operations on oesel island
with twelve Transports escorted by
twelve battleships Of all types, five
cruisers. an enormous number OF aux
lliaries aud thirty destroyers. II was
impossible Tor our entire Baltic fleet
20 meet the enemy without abandoning
responsibility for the protection Of the
Gulf Of Finland"
The evening herald., 1917-10-20
GERMAN INDUSTRIES DO
NOT FAVOR CONTROL BY
STATE AFTER THE WAR


Cup,uhaErn. OF 20 Hrur,s.utI-
tIvcs uf Grrmpn industries pt a large
conference 900 Berlin ou THURSDAY
went uu record agnu-t various gov.
ornamental plans tor stat. control OF
industry after th" war They demand
,d return 'u the iI'v exercise of pIi-
,irr m't.ttIN, n business as quickly
HH possible
The government hb. been pllnuuE
'u take charge ur tu imports. 1eigl
shipping and foreign exchange Tor
purchases uuN ;u such article. Gs gov
eminent exports should decide were
Indispensable ~ wa. planned tu pool
such uur.hH-,- Ion order .u eliminate
,umpouNuu and Obtain better prlcr-.
\ s.,uub resolution rejected tho
IIrt uf DsIHuH.hiur compulsory sNud,-
r.tf.s and state uuHupuII,- Iu import
.u' branches ct business H measure
iN, government Us considering as one
,t 'h, pot ucl'um sources uf revenue
The resolution declares chat such in
reference with thc sound develop
u.ut ot buziuy+- It" would result
golden rsg.
The yuuf,r,uD, outlined the pr.uoi'
pIp. which l- considered should H,
followed Iu tho military aud ccpuun.,
dcWuullEfIfiuu 10 order 10 prevent un.
employment. Geo -crurc the uIstrtputon
ut bHur o.. uuDkN %. pu-sIhlr 60 thI
points wu,r, 10 l- most needed an,
Co release an th" forces needed u
building German trade and industr,
up AGAIN
The evening herald., 1917-10-20
Admiral Has Not Cablcd a Full
Account of the Destruction of
the Antilles ard Washington Is
Much in the Dark.
IDENTITY OF VICTIMS
UNKNOWN AT PRESENT
List Cannot be Compiled Until the
Muster Roll Is Made Up and
Compared With the Roster of
curvivors, Announcement.


By Associated Fress
Washington. oct 2o,--The German
C-boat has claimed lis first victim
from Americas war forces
Within q hours after an American
destroyer had been disabled In an
underseas attack, torpedo crashed
into the engine room bulkhead Of tho
home coming transport Antilles and
sent her 10 the bottom with tho loss
OF seventy lives. sixteen soldiers ana
several enlisted men OF the navy were
included In the submersible's heavy
toll
Administration officials are await
ing with profound interest today ann
plification OF the neager details
cabled to the navy department yes
terdaN by Vice Admiral Sims. Names
of the gront majority of the victims
are lacking IN yesterdays dispatches.
giving only those of four naval sea
mon and three engineer officers OF
the transport
II was impossible early today 90
ascertain the Identity Of the casual
ties among the crew and soldiers. The
list cannot be completed until the
muster roll made up at the french
port OF embarkation can be compared
with the roster Of survivors Interest
is intense the manner the subnia-
rine managed To eiude the protecting
convoy and discharge the torpedo that
passed directly into the bowels OF tho
vessel Navpl Officers are Of the opin-
ion that the German commander
lurk"d beneath the surface till the
rowing dcstruyors passed overhead and
then waited for the big troop ship
to "om" into easy range before re-
leasing the deadly missile
II II inferred from Admiral Sims
report that the shin went down in "A
few minutes. This fact. coupled with
the necessity OF rescuing survivors
made impossible. Il Is believed any
attempt to locate the e. boat
The evening herald., 1917-10-20
Moment for the Country First
Self.denial in the Matter of
Eatables Has Arrived, Says
Hoover S Statement.
MANUFACTURERS FACE A
TEMPORARY SHUT DOWN
Thousands of Persons Will be
Thrown Out of Employment for
the Time Being No Relief Until
Beet Crop Is Harvested
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
Chicago. oct 90. Formal warning
vas issued here thi. afternoon ON i'm
s.rucuous from the office Of food
Administrator Hoover that SUGAR
famine Us upon the oountr, and tht
the moment of Americas first SELF dee
Mai iu IN, matter ~ food has arrived.
The warming states that mtnuiac-
uurors using SUGAR 800 their products
are closing down and that thousands
of persons are threatened with tempo.
rary loss OF employment ludiNid-
ual-. rs well aS dealers arc called up
uu 90 do with the Ib-ulute minimum
81 ga, product o. Was announced
thai as the Atlantic states have the
greatest scarcity. that bee sugar from
Do. west Will poe rushed FIRST to thSt
-vcluH.
The announcement that this cond.
tiou d. serious enough Don The west and
middlcWcst but 300 'hc east 10 has dp.
Velopod into 4 famine was made joy
Henry u. EoIupp president ~ The
United states sugar Manufacturer
Association and treasurer 81 tht
sugar distributing committee ~ the
food administration. "n receipt of
The evening herald., 1917-10-20

telegram from George Rolopp. chief
of the sugar division of the food adj
umi-trlt.on !n Washington The
telegram requests that the situation be
made clear To- al citizens ~ the United
States and the need for rlslj economy
for several weeks be explained
ON reccip, of the telegram Mr. Rol-
opp issud q statement ben which he
said that few weeks ago II was hoped
that the situation might be tided over
uun receipt OF the cuban crop. A.
This iuuc,urc. however came "a cry
from France. where they had been
existing on the most mcugre supply
ana FOR patriotic reasons the food ad-
miniwrntion diverted TO the greater
need of an ally the product from
our own shores. despite the great need
here The loss fell on the Atlantic
states principally. The sacrifice was
cheerfully made. and hope was trans
frrrcd to The beet sugar crop. Here
came disappointncni too, Tor adverse
weather held back ne crop three or
four weeks and brought about tho
present critical situation Tine state
mcnt adds
"Ac,nu upon the splendid spirit OF
patriotism the food administration
sugar distributing committee under
authority from Washington has o.
dcred every producing factory In the
United States Co immediately divert
sugar shipments To- the fnr eastern
states keeping for tho west end the
middle west only the scautiest mint
mum which viii prevent distress in
Chioaro and the wes' as that which
now coufrouts thc east
"l, VII take some little time 20
have the sugar rolled go the Atlant %,
from the california and Rocky noun
tain states. but iu the meantime an
luNurios including candy must be
limited tu the extreme Joroers and
retailers must be made guardians for
90 very much reduced household con-
sumption. aud the producers aud rall-
roads must use extra ordinary efforts
to tide over this first experience iu
food shortage which has oyeriakcn tho
American public
"AI ~ this Involves effort aud sac-
nf.cc frbu cyoryb body but when once
convinced of ITS NECESSITY. the Amcri'
can public may hc always relied upot
'n manifest ii- utmost Willingness foi
sacrifice.
Mr. Rulnpp roughly estimated thai
for every five pounds Of sugar urDdc,
that Is bui uuc pound Iu the country
The evening herald., 1917-10-20
ZEPPELlNS RAID LONDON; KILLED, 53HURI

-, -, F.,
going nom" "h'n uo,n' ~ -. -
an unseen anu uhn'''" "i's'''p' ,.,'.
lng many p''t'si'97
souhu OF the p"i'" ""H
"t any III previous '"'"' ~ w"
less shrlll ana hraNl"r'
The Evening news 'ohn''n''hs o''
the rai'' says
Last hlEht nn''il'I ~ wv ~"
war u'lusi"hs uu'' We s"pp'H' '" ''',
The evening herald., 1917-10-20
ARMY AUXILIARY WORK
IN ENGLAND CALLS FOR
10000 WOMEN A MONTH
81 A..oeIat.d Prrm

London. oct 90 Ten thousand
women recruits , month for use In
the army auxiliary service are being
appealed Tor here. The chief need
,s for domestic workers typists and
automobile drivers one OF the re
Cruiting posters says
Although the women must be
strong and reliable. u must not be
supposed that their life is all hard
work. They swim, they have games
and musical evening ana dances. 60
which each woman can invite one sol
dicr fried They play as hard as they
work ana they live wholesome life
"rh" women are under military dis
ciphno hu; they do not march to
work nor $50 thry salute their Officers
or officers Of the male army
The recruits viii he sent To France
as fast Is they are enrolled.
The evening herald., 1917-10-20
TENTATIVE AGREEMENT
ON EMBARGoEs is NOT
APPROVED BY MEXICO

BY Associated Press
~ Pa3o, Texas, oct 20 The Mex
lean government has not approved OF
the tentative embargo agreement
reached In Washington between AM
hassador lgnacio Bonillas and repre-
sentat!ves of the American govern
ment. according to aslvices received
her" toda, hy mining companies from
Mexico city This tentative agree
mert specified that tie metals en-
barge woul he modified by Mexico
iu return fur shipments OF gold and
corn from th' United States
clause in the proposed agree
ment prohibitins the shipments OF
food or gold Go other countries from
MeNiCo was said to have been the rea-
son Tor MeNico declining 10 enter in
to the agreement and a counter pro-
posil is expected from President Car
rau1a. according 10 the messages re.
teiNcd here
The evening herald., 1917-10-20
STRONG GERMAN PATROLS
REFUSED RY IREN(It

Paris. oct. 20.--IIeavy artillery
fighting Is In progress on the Aisne
and Ncrdun fronts. the war office
statement announced today. strong
German patrols which attempted 20
approach the French lines were re-
pulsed
The evening herald., 1917-10-20
Germans Under Cover of Darkness
Attack London, Some Material
Damage Done to Houses and
Business Premises.
Q BRITISH DEsTRoYERS
SUNK BY HUN RAIDERS
Three Merchant Vessels Escape in
the Action, but Norway Loses
/ Denmark and Sweden 3,
Sunk Without Warning,


London. oct go Twenty seven
persons were killed and ffu three
injured in last nights Zeppelin raid
The following official announcement
Mcut was made
"lu last nights uir-mp raid the
ct-uaIties Boo AN districts were. Killed
81, injured 10 There was somo MAJ
tcIM damage To- houses and business
premises.
The evening herald., 1917-10-20
RUSSIAN PRISONER OF
WAR is INVOLVED IN
A COMIC INCIDENT
b. Associated Pres.


olden2aan Netherlands, oct 20 -
\ comic Incident reported from tho
frontier involved a Russian prisoner
NJ war who was on the point of step
ping from German ON to Netherlands
soil when hc was graspod boy Ger
man sentry \ wrestle cnsued The
fugitive threw himself ON the ground,
and luN with the upper part Of his
German territory
4 Dutch sentry rushed 30 the Rus
siau's help. seized him by the arms
and pulled. The German soldier pull
o' az the Russians legs in the op.
pusito direction The Russian began
10 kick with the result that the Dutch
frontier guardian was able to hau
him out of the danger zone"
The evening herald., 1917-10-20
Ehlin. /. Inllicic,l

Minneapolis MINI. oct 90 D a.
Johnson. editor ~ the Peoples MaEa.
zine formerly the ROYAL Peoples
MagDz.u" published here. was lr
dicted D., the county grand Jury toda'
ON q charge of Interfering with an,
discoJraglne cnllEtments Ho wa
arraigned and after pleading no
guilty was released on s25O0 ball.
The evening herald., 1917-10-20
Buy a Liberty Bond
Or Pay Tribute to
Germany in Future

~ Assaeisted Frsu
. Washington. oct. 20. - Ger- I
y many - FAR has wrung about Z
o ~ .600 .OOO 600 In cash from 4
. stricken belgium, quite exclusive I
. of what >lw gained bY occupation 4
y uf the cOunirs ana systematic cV. I
. pioitatiOn os IL resources and I
. people
y Information today through Of I
. ficial channels makes this cstl- I
. mate and adds that the German .
3 deportaiion~ Of ;ieigian Industry I
. continur-. trade ssar,ts and ma I
. chiner> ALSO bcing taken I
. according tO tnls Information
. Germany stiii takes Isslginns fov
o "fOrcd labor ON the German
. front in FRANCE"
A q q Z q q a q q a a a q = a =
The evening herald., 1917-10-20
PREMIER KERENsk orr
FOR FIGHTING FRONT

Petrograd. oct 2O-Premier Keren-
sky 1t Is announced officially has
left Petrograd for the fighting front.
The evening herald., 1917-10-20
Wake Up, America!

" We are at War-and you are acting as though
we were at peace.
y War is a contest of sacrifce-the country that
sacrifices most will win.
q Our allies are heaping upon the altar of free
dom half of their incomes and savings of years.
q Our enemy is bankrupting himself, starving
himself, offering, in his frenzy of effort his chill
dren and his old men to the god of battle.
y No power can stay German victory but sac
rifce-real sacrifce-on your part
y The country that has acted as father to you,
the boys who are fighting for you, and have the
right TO be considered as your sons, are calling
upon your better self for help in their hour of
trial
The man who says, Il can do better with my
money" may speak the truth, but he is a traitor
who sells his moral rights to American citizen
ship for few dollars.
y Your country, your boys in France, your
fellow citizens your God, and your conscience
are calling.
The evening herald., 1917-10-20

zonnebeke sector and other points
northeast of Ypres heavily.
The evening herald., 1917-10-20
NEW MEXICO WEATHER

Fair west, unsettled aud colder in
east portion
The evening herald., 1917-10-20
LOCAL WEATHER

Maximum. 90. minimum, -. range,
4S; 5 a. m. 50. north wicd. clear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-19
P0PE'S PEACE MOVE MAY Be
STEP TOWARD CHURCH UNITY

an unusual opportunity 10 call an.
other general council OF the Chris
tlan church. OF which many have
been held In the past,
Previous 10 the seventh century.
seven general councils were held
TO determine great theological
questions. and the findings OF these
councils are recognized today by
I practically all Protestant as well as
the Anglican. Roman Catholic and
Greek Catholic churches.
Powers Less and Less
The Roman Catholic church r.
making less and less OF the tenn.
porsl power OF the pope. emphasix-
Ing his purely spiritual leadership.
and the Anglican church Protest.
ant EpIscopaD Is quite ready TO
adapt itself to a plan which would
bring action about the union OF
the Catholic and Protestant
churches. Indeed. in the United
states an important movement is
under way In the Protestant Epis-
copal church TO bring about or
ganlc union. One wonders what
Will be the effect OF the death OF
czarism upon the Greek Catholic
church-the state church OF Rus
sia-so far as union with other re-
ligious bodies IL concerned.
The sectarian spirit among Prot.
estant churches in this country is
being removed. largely thru the so.
cial work In which churches are
becoming Increasingly interested.
One OF the things most greatly
feared by the various denomina.
tional leaders is the effect OF the
war upon 'denominational loyalty"
for the men in the trenches for
merly holding religious antag.
onisms are coming TO discover the
foolishness OF sectarian prejudice.
Union Slow Here
However. organic union between
the more than 200 Protestant de-
nominations In the United States
will be comparatively slow. The
chances are that they Will not get
very close together thru discus.
sion OF theological differences In
general council This will be nc
complished thru tho gradual draw.
ing together Of smaller groups
that In. two or three denomina-
lions nj time.
Furthermore. II Is well known
that when country or group OF
nations has been divided on nc.
count OF the war. az rule the
churches are the last TO get to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-19
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
Common garden sa0s and Sulphur
mskss streaksd. faded or gray
hair dark and youthful
at once

Almost every ono knows that
Sage Tea and Sulphur. properly
compounded. brings back the nat.
ural color and luster 10 the hair
when faded. streakcd or gray.
Years ago tho only way 10 &c, this
mixture was to make Il at home,
which Is mussy and troublesome.
Nowadays we simply AJAX at any
drug store FOR 'wycth's SAGE and
Sulphur Compound" You viii get
large bottle OF this oid.time rec.
ipe improved by the addition of
other ingredients. at very little
coat. Everybody uses this prepa-
ration now. because no one can
possibly tell that you darkened
your hair. rs Il does IL so natural.
ly and evenly. You dampen a
sponge or soft brush with II and
draw this through your hair. TAX.
ing ono small strand nj . time: by
morning the gray hair disappears.
and after another application or
two. your hair becomes beautifully
dark. thick and glossy and you
look years younger. wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound is a de-
lightful toilet requisite. II Is not
Intended for the cure. mitigation
or prevention OF disease.