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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-09-21

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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-09-21
OLD RUBBER FOR
KINGS DAUGHTERS
WOMEN EXPECT TO GET SUB.
STANTlAL SUM FROM
GIFTS OF lT.

Members of The Kings Daughters
are collecting old rubber to be sold
for the benefit of the hospital. Every
one interested in a worthy cause is
urged to save all of the old rubber
and place it where it can be collected
by the rubber committee. Recently
several hundred dollars was obtained
in this way in Nashville and the
women here believe that substan.
tial sum can be obtained in this
county.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-09-21
RIGGS JACKSON ,rNr

An automobile driven D! Vt
Jackson. was wrecked on inc Il,
pleasant pike Tuesday night aoOu' NO
miles from Columbia. Par'le' ,,rsd
saw the car state that the car -. il
upside down and the wheels 80, 10
The air No one in the car, strans'
say. was hurt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-06

A little WANT Nd now n then
II read by every class of men ana
women too. Try one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-06

University Helghtn ~ 'as, coming
Il the front
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-06

island group is intensely loyal 20 it's
foster parent was evidenced immcdi-
atciy after the declaration ~ war,
when cN-Queen l~lliu0ka.aui raised
the American Tag for the first time
over Washington Piuce. her present
home since SHE was compelled to
leave the royal palace lu ,e%1nolulu.
Always ne beautiful Hawaiian HAS
OF the monarchy days aud now the
nag 81 the territory has Hoated over
washington Place. The raising ~
the stars and stripes over th,s his
torieal home WIS entirely voluntary
on me part 90 her majesty tud wI-
an occasion "f intense qualification 90
The commanders of tne United states
army and navy departments iu the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-06

the exercise ot a calling that IT, az
me hes, II times. hazardous enough
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-06
SUBMARINE VICTIMS
WILL NOT HAVE HELP
OF FISHING VESSELS
Neutral Craft Heretofore Plying
Their Trade in the North Sea
Have Been Laid Up so as to
Avoid Being Destroyed.

ny Associated Press.
Nmuideu. Netherlands July g.
For many q huplrss hoatload 81 SUBJ
ntr,nc Victims lon the North sea tho
Jay NIX up of tho big fmuiden and
NIaardiug"n nshinE fleets is culculnt-
ed tu have vital consequences Their
chances of salvation. az o. rate 50
tar as 60 very Wide area 81 that sea
- concerned. nov virtually has been
restricted 20 the finding uf q light
ship 90 making land or being picked
up hy the comparatively rare pass
ink steamship or occasional WnrShip
squadron. what the absence 81 these
Fishing craft must mean may Ice
Judged from the fact that since the
proclamation of the sharpened sub
marine war alone more than 200 such
victims have been landed a. Nmuidcn
oy fishing Nessels-seamen ~ AN ma
uouHiitics. but mostly belonging 10
neutral nations. who have been found
drifting iu open boatS ON the high
seas The total thus saved since the
outbreak ot war is more than GOO.
Despite tho German goNvrumeuts
assurances respecting tho safety Of
neutrl, fishing craft boz certain pre-
scrIbrd parts of th, North sea-. a
number Of Dutch ttlWlcrs and other
fishing boats have been ruthlossly de-
s'ruy,d and others taNeu into GER
man ports, with the result that me
fishermen resolved 'o suspend their
op,.rI,u~ and SEN tVu d"pu'afiuus
Goo Berlin ON the subject. The recent
action .~ really most harmiHI geo Grr-
mtH. own vital Interests 100 Wow ot
OBJ, foo ~ctr..f, prevailing there.
ems that Tine German markets are
tl,aoJN robbed 90. their 'rtluluad- of
.4h f.lu Holland and .huusund- ut
Ger .lr- OF comparatively cheap and
uuuri-h.ng food Britain and Rci-
.tlm and ,ho home consumer like
wise suffer. rud'f the latest ugroo-
mcnf , rcreu; case iu point u.s. uat OF
the lots Dutch -f.aW'r itttItu laden
with grain from Sew YORK for the
Netherlands government. This vessel
WIS subjected Geo heavy -hvilnre Dog
IL German submarine .u The NuIfb
sea- TIA, Ba'iau's urst officer rnVrd
zoo .ho t.-no3t. and ,c,uId.u- O." his
report On took hum ar hour and a
hale foo convince the G,rubu ,uw-
ward,r that the Rattan was demon
.traftnly we'll within 'hr -u-p.t'ed
safe l.n' Gases ua., occurred off
German submarine commanders hat
uL %, alter .ny.r STARTS sitter o. had
been proved tH them hN th'.r Victims
thar they had been J.fIpE't boz fh"
channel 100 which the German admir-
ares hl1 guaranteed freedom from
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-06

molestation. Britain and Germany
we're to share the surplus catches OF
the Ymuidcn fishermen.
The cause ~ all the trouble APP
pears to be the unreliable bearings
~ German commanders. who con-
siantly assert That fishing craft and
other vessels IRE in the barred 2one.
whereas the bearings carefully taken
10y cNperlnced neutral captains show
them Co be well within the safe
zone. Germany has Just agreed ia
pay compensation In one or w cases.
and Dutch fishermen naturally nope
that she viii Yet hnd a way 81 res
cuins them from the submarine men
ace ana thus enable them to resume
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-06

though all FrenchniSn learn French
in school. the Bretcns soon lose the
habit Of speaking "a. al they az all
time speak their Celtic ongue among
themselpes. This Is a close approach
10 Welsh and has no relation what
ever To French.
Their gallant deeds az Auherivc
brought the old territorials mention
In dispatches along with me Foreign
Legion, while many OF the officers
and men were decorated ON the field
Of battle. including one ~ the majors.
who. Though 81 yers old has kept
command 81 his battalion eve since
war waa declared and has undergone
with his men an the faucues and
h%ardships inseparahic from nrhtin-
in the front line.
a word must also be- said for lne
officers and men or the territorial
army reserve. These men when called
up IN 1914 rnEed Ia age from 81 Co.
IS. and they have been engaged ever
since IN the trying work n organic
ing tho ~roadways behind the imm,-
diafe line OF hattie and even some
times Of constructing communication
trenches and tracks under heavy fir"
as their younger comrades advanced.
The Associated Press correspondent
has seen them at work at ali nart-
81 the line. and can Nouch Tor the
that they never finch from aut
task yet before them They plv their
picks and spades under heavy shTap-
fire as though they were working
in their fields aud orchards ar home
without a murmur and without hope
Of gaining distinction or decoration
Their only thought is hat they are
helping their comrades 90 free Fran O.
~ the ~barharous invader.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-06
HAWAII Is DOING ITS
BIT TO HELP UNITED
STATES WHIP GERMANY

Honolulu. Hawaii July 6-While
~stupendOus preparations have been
underway on the American mainland
for Americas participation ia active
warfare. ana owing 70 considerable
censorship on news which affects To-
~calities detached from the American
mainland. the nauUon has lost sight
Of Uncle SANS most form dable
ocean outp0st-the Hawaiian islands.
which since 1885 have been "a terr.-
tory OF the United Stases. That the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-06
AMERICAN GOLD COINS
REMINTED AT PROFIT BY
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT

M'Nlcu Gins. July 6-Amefrau
gold cu.u tre beng reunited ln Mex
ieo 100 t PRONE to the Mexican govern
mont. Many taxes federal and
stat' are paid in American Got
which Dos decree ls accepted ass the
equivalent el 81 os Mexican moues
The gold n each $40 American piece
however ls sufficient to make two
'hldBlgoc- or MeNicau ten dollar
pieces.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-06

September D.. 1919. ana March D.
1919. whereas uhclally-Duutrollcd
siaughterrrs iu hat period only how
a total uf ..sU0.u0U. such an ruur-
nous secret slaughter OF pigs shows
how difficult It iS Tor the authorities
60 exercise the requisite control over
the CoHutry'- food stocks
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-04
ariu amt pbne g'isr.

81
1as Sielnaner 5tst Fano I'M 10.
5aarplnoert n p~or5a9ll4sm AAIs
AllR oe Per5ose oes Gaaoes lqaBtsa
g 4oQes als osa oelel 2beIa ~
AalpeM 4AsoFaa gelaasls 0lele peloi''
pete SqaBafls' aus 9et5og Noilrao'
DeI 5AASele' aus gem 0q9'su7l oef
plaileIl da etIlsa Qo9ea ytslt9saHlI
aaa @ttn petufen putOe' you llaILa
uueH1 0eIplge alaNle psF 9eI5Q8 IVY
aHb leA ntQtl9es uRo ~slfsllpo4e9
UNI aA3a!felfa stll stQeoll4eF 9ot4
Eal Opn Stellalst 6ieE nAFQe 5QHI
Ia93tla2t %ysE ost Sot5lt A.oa7tt
81 poVt laL 0Sa @Al u.s. 9sl5gss
slsg ltlNSF Sss's5lsL ~ ttg9RR 9s4tst-
lsA lslf, os'ta lQlIl5eqn 4ssltta goa
0lep t0aEe' DC "sl9IaqE'sH UaHsl
'ss' "
4ls Der 9eE5og 6ies trfubr, mar er
Ie9E aujge5raat -ertlarte teluA
Sarltt pei;er 81 taa, ba7oE man i4ul
Hitt s.1ea trliaeu N1rrar atslHaaer
Bier 5aaafft ullo bsfa7l penn sell
larHettlri aa4 AeH Dptlas5aIa4ren,
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INcmfnloic Sdrmcrsen
perlterclI Shtc&cn!
Mls berartIgen glerbenifmtrscu nc.
Hubert bird bic @irfnugen bDn
@lpan's eminent.

meroen Sic qepIoqt bon IattraI.
Gle. 6tyeniAnB. 5ihtas noer onbe.
raIt DeraErigen 2ei0eu, Bite 8etdm.
pfuHg narIangen2 Gam ftrtert
Guh init bern bei6nftigenoen, mar.
merDen 5to1Hs Ointment 0o5 Die
gdalsr5aa liuDert in6en es 0a5
@llt bon Dem an8ggriifcnen 8drper
tell pertretbt.
3teie Sdmer3an I'm ben 9hlsfdf
litb @elenfen mer0eu 0upb 6Q5 aui
Die entBia0eten gtegDeu eia0ringd10e
@lnt berbprgerufeu. 8enu batter
SloaH's ointment Bic G6erfuQtcu
wiutaefdke eailrert bura feine mir'pHq non
6sF ppsrila4e aas giro zig 3tti9iahon oe5
SInte5 geteGelt lHo Die 4scgoeH actogn b9ris
htet nernpt dlg3 Die 08HerdeH rtlc I2AuHal
beridaDBnpe1.
aler5ie heriareibeu perf8tehennrtlBe @e5eHa
Intt&teI. lignl5 &|inttseHr tit hGa Gn |rettelieR
lrerbrettete 8gaenHitiel 3tc &uetngrBg 1g1
r Merghdttet @ntstneHpgeu tt fyIltU oHja
4EeHralgie, f1me15eIoeH &listciH INA 8egp
len Ea4ettinaeM &eEit0AdlBseG &tbt NelH
fGiIrethet nttiJ. &ieis refine f.cre ,5lattgfeit
tt ieiBt aItf5ttrQQen nR5 6cIleft Didt 6ie
Halt. ageiblt4 p(1Be 6lQtIl3 1T le6et 4HG5.
l6efe. 25ts sos, &t00.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-04
3a8 nie0litlt 8arfdcn.

{ Die berl5mte grageranadDttrt
bic le0em 8eiufer Der 9loI0auitaot
bertraut lit, miro ~neReroings arg
berIeunoet. g51n beBaltptet, oaB
file 8uIammenidrunlpfe ua0 auf ben
mot5ematutan gutft ~bttar6eite.
SAB fa n0e$ nod uj6t 65Qtg Der.
ihnuRosu lift, benefit ieIgen1ss
Auritlaoengaiprdd, 0as man itd int
4rag er3dblt. Game: a8os foita
oieies g8uritaan2 8urfbQn6ler:
.9ieruno3nan5ig Seller. 2aue:
.gut, piteIn 5te,8 ein!@ 8urFs
Hdnbler. a5abau Sic ni6 gum
gianidaln mit? Gas 9ad5eug lit
10 taopp. Come. o4apier2 .
jail 0ebrlen Sic bieien 1troBen-
babnfa1ridefn, ben id mod bon Der
6eriobrt BET mir babe; aber paden
sic boridtig, 10 ooB Die 8urit
mft ourh 0os Sod b~erausfaH, oa8
Der Staifner bineIa8e3ntdt BATH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-04
IN Der Ga6e beg Nott6

Sn Ser G6be bes North
Star 5rtepHofes in Gt. Glouo,
Mina., purpen Feben 4eri0uen oers
lett Drli osrielbsn Joiner, oIs Elm
8siponn qferbe Dor etnem Der pm
8s8ra5nts Der 5rau Gonaro part
surUdte5renben Magen ideute unp
turAgtag. Dos unglad eretgnete
fa uHgefd6r eiue 9isrtsImeiIa BON
Jrieo60f entfernt. 3as Idea ges
tpprpeue @efpana iagte porpdrts un0
in bag Dor ibut befiHbGfs @eia6rt
btHsin. 8etne Mogen itir3ten UNI
unb purpen DolItdnbtg 3ertrammsrt.
n BEN bor6eren Dagen befan0en
ii4 6rau 5reo aesD, 5rau Sohn
Gnoefer nno SRI. morp Glli5. IIle
0rei nurbsn fapsr osrIeBt ius ST.
aap6aez6oTpitaI gsThaft. 5rau
GamueI 9abl, bic Fd gIstdfaIIs i'm
ertsu Magsn befano. purOe, ME
aud bic i'm 8psiten 8agtn bsfiubIis
den 5erren %. q. Gormann. 5reb
geeb unb pafor SEQ, 9. 1in0aIi
nur lsiht Dsrlekt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-04
Dos Meiertt unb Ro6s

Dos Meieretz uub Robs
rungsmittel- o Department. Der 2anDs
pjrtf6afts Rommiiipn DON Mia8an
6etretbt felt tur3em sine aampa8ne,
UNI gsnaB DON 8uttsrmila aas3u=
be6uen, eth pertooaes Qabran85mits
tel Dem bisber nitt ganagsnb 8ea4z
lung geI4satt nproen tit. 1ara 5sr@
feauug non cottage G6eeIe" aus
guttermitd t6nHen bic UeiereIeu i9r
ginfommea um $L500,000, ban
8srt 0er 6sr3u tslm0sn 100000
qfaHo Safe er606sn, 6ierOura piro
Elm grooutt, bas 5isBer bagPtiqdii4
ais 5dpeinefutter Derpenoet 1aroe,
in nabrhaite msnidIite Qa3raug
Derpan1eIt pfrben. rGottage G9esie'
bat sEaeH 6etrddtli4 gr0Berea 4a3rs
inert als Oiets 2eate an3uHe4nlea ges
nei8t ftno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-04

Dd6rsHb feline mutter
8eb~enfeutsr. tbeufo ME sr ieIbft.
pom brttteu Gtod aus suiob. ME
eth paar 6unbe iia in strsn 3ad
bdr6of berumbiHen, psrios On s.
idbrige Sobn aasnie bon arootIlu
has gleihgefDiat Hnb Fafsk bezob.
Die eutsste Rutn baute MN nil
Niihe Oanou abgebaEn psrDez, h
rem Rub nn15ufprrHeu. On
Alennf purbt mit t10lihH BerLsnn-
9su nab ssz 26aptd &C.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-04

- abfuBr. Gr (im gegrtft
ben 6ut auf8uiesen): sd begreiFe
nift ME Gu meinen guten Gut auf
ben Diem Iegeu tonnteftl Gtlen
6ummeren 4Ias BAIT gu DobL niht
finben forllen2@
Sic: aRein. ober 3n Dirit Jpn
Ia baa gsiaioen Habga.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-04
CflaEpma farmLdnpcreicn.

3H berfanfen: - Gfloboma2 6n.
0arejan @a9an Bargains In Mei.
8ans, Goril, un6 4tiQlfa. 26n6ereien
i6sci6a man an u. q, Can BERN
Gtld. -12f2.17
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GIaHiFtsicrtc Nn5ciecn.
etfIlenaeind-M annlid.

Goann nit / &oune g(utotrltf
itdt 4rbeit, mie 2|blieieruIg bon
g5arelt, TRANSPORT ooer irgcn0nelde
Gel, @Galnut 2010, @tliom
9ubriq. -t24.t7
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Sf5 he $50 ner gLfcr.

Sdrei6t flr nabere @~1lstuHite BE-
8j8lth Der GraIaafa GoIonb Gtad"
tn iloItdeu, 3entraIen NrfoHia5, be.
iteben0 olt8 $4,000 2[dern beitea.
reifen un0 irn9frauliden 2ouoes /;
feline 5elien, fem SumpL feline
ueberidmGnman8en; iebr 1ginHoe5
aLjHa; SID bis $50 Der Alder. NE.
guIdre Grturitonsiabrtea. 9aAite
5abrt AM is. DECEMBER.
g8. Nathan @atts,
537 Barton @lod, 9uoba, gglebr.
.sr... -t226.17
I'm 9anb pber Gta6teioentnm 3t
fd9fen, 8t berfaufen ooer an bertmt.
iteu, aroBe Site. nenoe man ith an
8. q. ghaer WtQbiion 9Iebr.
...--. -t2.2isf7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-04

aunarr 9cntidsr-iudt oia gc
fdr1ltihdit zines jungen 0}d0den.
grief TN 3eutih 1uiter % y &ribttne.
-t2atOst7.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-04
@eSiainiidss.

Or. s.. q. SduIs, 3ahnar3t
324 0ntn6u 9otioual 8aut @e6duoe.
Gfiiee Gel. 8. 715. aei. .. 1856.
-A.6.18
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5tni8ia Gnletmueeu nr 19eiDnd9tsgsf6eHta
~ pdteiatbelt 4idu tiHeet piegbel Mei1eale
tAt ie5ea 3tlBAeo teT 6qiIgttGt tutg &GAr6eTs
pQItotlaber. a}4JtltttgH. AltboFd0eH t&uilte51s
~adineUllaer, Saab1eu, gtdblaiteH, SAHads
taftel, Ig6erbHliets |plote elne WIelge nis
osrer aBH!le9er 4rliiei, ote ntBeTtt lethi bep
~5fiitIeH f30. nHb sen ~@8lpfaHgern psele
5Cet1e ueleiten Sic Hut5en tlnier Der ctpbelf
d15aGbl ftheG bas ~40feTtde iHE 5bge Ser
DaRoten ODER Eet6ltlen.
&tes gua t&r i2C p~elipfrei per goit psys
lal6t.
Saglide Cma6a 9ribhne,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-04
9etettiss.

9ames Allen. 312 Rebile
8lJu. gerDeiil erIan8t d ariml,
nal. unb 8ioilfdQen. - gues itrena
oertrnulih. Iel. Gpler 1876.
Bobmrng, 9ouglas 80z. III.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-04

@cindt: 9 3iutmer fir Icifte
6ousbottuna,. @ir baden unicr ei.
genes @eihirr uno @ettmaihe g8iln.
iden ooilerube MobuuHg. AoreiIiert
s. @tor8an5ef, 915 fi0l. 20. Str.
-12st.t7
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grattiideI Sattius.g !.


8ibt boQiiduoioe unb liar iuufirierte Ena
setuHgeu IN allen IeiiGu Der ieet 10 bulfstlub
il0en Laltlna4aufll. ale gdHDhabatlq Deg
S9iH1en unb be Aags ber Saiioe IUiLo III
feben lept oeiiibgn RRb faotiios as5si6Hefen
JuuittaiiloutH ge5tigI, Geiolgi ppn lebT lesti
petitanoltt ge3CbeHet aiIielitHHeH. gtak RruBs
sHgab. Doh ltajietH iAt aaHiens &iniaet. Wzos
the. Aliilelltlde RroNeL 9lamtfleioers uuo
geHofTlID4st Ga1Jil4teHieH 9rptElers0eds
heu ufio. mo GDaebilbet unb lie Afleitnis
gen erHpGit1eU e. aud 4nidngerr. b~ieIetbeH
gerSlfteleu.
Gas 9u9 1T aut Gem beilen BARTER nn9
pen DpdlteR aHi1r6erungeu Der BiitorH6et
furii gebridt, uH5 0er 8etg oe5ielhEn utrn
itlr Gle etHe GErlc DtL 3efvieet0an1 mo be5
Betanit1ets bleeu. Wdu lehe untel Die .eld.
ten BeotHgungeu, sl Belbeu es Gu babeGf III.
8teles &i6 fbr f2c p~orioiTet per 4pit ctrt
laH0t.
Saglide Gmahn Gribane,
8attern Dept,
1911 6oluarb Ctr, OMAHA, 9eb.
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Die qaen paren fiag unS peiie.
Sic iihteu Die 8iHdten Ses Bieoer-
olntes aus uno Iahten lit 9iidten
beim ndhtIiAen SHmous.
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4@41A#%N&W #F% $500 &%lf
1x4N6EN3 49, EA%@ANA@@ tAAx~ &3lAAAMS
Lkeg0 @
AZ III Sha
NNnnQANgn aa 5.5.8o' b

NNE WIZ FWt ~WNWtWNIIF
LagEsde allatlHee 2;I5 1toea SsbenQ 8.15.
@eBrgts Mafdf8 5aiiaif 4[nBers; SJaH
Gene 6u1be8 Il Go; 4fdpttGH s6IiaH Us
s&apH slnipu aHo Gb4ta5; &egr geo Beers
narrn 9~sorp01o uRo &lp5a oal, QaEtB u7a
GDttb g1tiiaH, Colonel 1iGufua6 Un6 Gtfsis
t1dlters Erpbeum 8efe 1ao4e.
ssreife tinfGtiehIt6 Der III z s2eqistlat8
~arjea8itener 9iatineesf 11c bts 55c, a5eHaa,
lie. 25c. B5c tao 83e,
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apbat n6inilaina1.

aiImg entDifelt. 10c fir ao1e, in
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The Washington herald., 1917-01-09
MOVING PICTURE ACTOR
WAS ATHLETIC TRAINER
Huntly Gordon Tells of Early Career
Before Joining Movies.

Huntiy Gordon, who is appearing at
Hoors's Garden Theater this week In con-
junction with the showing Of The NINETY
ana Nine" in speaking Of his sxi hence
with the movies. says:
In Canada, where l was born. par
ents had me cut out for somethh s else.
Sust what IL was l cannot now rem amber,
but I know It was not theatricals- Prior
to my graduation from one of the Do
nainion universities / was active In all
athletic sports, and was offered position
as Instructor of athletics In the largest
athletic club Of Canada 1 declined II but
for a year or so gave considerable time to
trail - Of oarsmen in regattas on the
ST. Lawrence.
After that I appeared in local Montreal
theatricals, and then came to New York.
where played for two seasons with Ethel
barrymore My thoughts then turned 20
moving pictures, but / became discour-
aged at the answers i received until
Ralph Ince asked II I would like 10 act
m some minor part. was glad Of the
chance, and in the very next picture was
cast as leading man in support of Lucille
Lee -.ewart. with whom I have been
playing opposite ever since.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-09
PUT CREAM In NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How to Open Clogged Nos
trils and End Head-Colds.

You feel nne In a few moments. Your
cold In head or catarrh viii be gone
Your closgec nostrils will ope The air
Passages Of your head will clear and
you can breathe freely. No more dull
ness, headache; no hawking, snufflins,
mucus discharges or drvnei J; no strug-
Cling for breath at nlgnt
Tell your druggist you ant a small
bottle Of Ely's Cream Bal l. Apply a
little Of this fragrant, ant Jeptic cream
In your nostrils. let It pene rate through
every cir passage OF the lead; soothe
and heal the swollen, inflamed mucous
membrane, and relief comes instantly.
IL IL just what every cold and catarrh
sufferer needs. Don't stay stuffed up
And misera bls.-Adv.