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The evening world., 1917-02-21
BRISCOE IS IN HUNGARY
IN SPITE OF THE WAR

In tie present International CRISIS.
probably the only American automo-
bile shipped direct from tho United
States 10 any OF the Central Powers
since tho beginning Of tho European
war was a llrlscoc roadster To w.
Coffin. American Consul General in
budapest, Hungary
The car was sold 10 MIR. Coffin by
tho distributor in Hungary, tho Ma
tional Automobile Company, Ltd, OF
Budapest, Tho Department of state
at Washington obtained special per
mission from the British Government
for the car shipment by way OF Hol-
land, through which country II was
forwarded by the American Minister
at Tho Hague under safe conduct Of
the English and Dutch Governments.
The evening world., 1917-02-21
THIS MEDICINE
WOMEN VALUE
Positively Relieves the
Suffering.
More Convincing Proof.

When LYDIA T.. Pinkham's Negc-
table Compound was first introduced
It's curative powers were doubted and
had to be proved. But the proof
came, and gradually the use Of Il
spread over the whole country. Now
that hundreds of thousands of women
have experienced the most beneficial
effects from it's use its value has he
come generally recognized and IL is
now the standard medicine for
women's ills.
The following letter is only one OF
the thousands on our files.
Dcnison, TeXas.--'I cannot feel
that I have done my duty until I tell
what Lydia f.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has done for me / suf-
fered from female troubles so I could
hardly drag around and do my work.
was very nervous, and had dizzy
spells, heat flashes, and headaches un-
I'll life was a burden. MY husband
brought me bottle Of Lydia r.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
] soon began to improve. I contln-
ued its use and am now free from all
pains and aches that made life a bur
den. You may use this letter in any
way you like, for want the world
to know what grand medicine LYDIA
u Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
is."--Mrs. G.. o. Lowcry, oil S. Bar
rett Ave, Denison, Texas
Write the Lydia f.. Pinkham Medi-
cine Co., Lynn, Mass, for free adj
vice.-Advt.
The evening world., 1917-02-21
AMERICA IS A LARGE
CONSUMER OF RUBBER

Reports covering tho worlds total
production Of crude rubber indicate
that the 1916 output amounted TO 1885,
900 tons, OF which l14,OOO tons, or 64
per cent. were consumed in America,
The consumption OF rubber In Amer
lea has more than doubled since 1914.
the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany alone using - per cent. OF the
worlds output. Tho great rubber
plantations OF tho East now produce
about rs per cent. OF tho total and
promise to show decided increase
for 1917 1t Is expected that this
years crop will amount t. 23j, 900
tons; 1.4l2,OOO acres are known TO be
under cultivation.
The evening world., 1917-02-21
TWO LONE WOMEN CRY
FOR ALBERT WESTPHAL,
Who HAS DISAPPEARED
One Is His Sick Mother and
Other Is Sweetheart,
Whom He'd Marry.

Albert Wcstphal wherever you
are, you'd best start for homo at
once The Evening World has two
messages for you. One ls from your
gray haired, weary mother and the
other Is from your sweetheart.
Tell Alfred to come home to me at
once" says your mother. Tell him
ho can get married or do anything
else he feels like. Tell him II he
won't come home to write to me and
let me know ho Is alive. I fear other
wise"
And your sweetheart Just says:
Tell him we all want him. His
mother wants him badly and want
him worse"
These messages arc addressed to
Albert Westphal, private In the Ninth
Coast Artillery Regiment. New York.
who left his home, No. 1928 East
Eighty-hfth Street, and has not been
heard Of since. After vain personal
search and a hunt by the police OF
tho city Mrs. Henrietta Westphal,
aged widow, mother OF the youth, has
appealed to The Evening World to aid
in locating him.
For nino years" said his mother
lO-udyt nc naS Deen my only sup
port lie was u good boy. and we
never quarrelled. on Sunday, Feb.
4, while we were at dinner. he told
me he would like TO get married. lie
said he would take me to live with
him. | didn't say much TO him
against the proposal. but couldn't
control my feelings. He left the
house that night, and chats the last
| know OF him"
The police investigation showed
that no visited the home OF his sweet
heart, Miss May Mills. at No. Sl9
East Eighty nth Street, across the
way from his home. They went to a
theatre in Yorkville and returned
about IL p. NJ. Miss Mills said he
said nothing to arouse her su3pi-
cions that he was contemplating
going away.
Wes.phal, who is twenty four years
old, was employed steadily for the
past four years as an account verifler
for a magazine and publishing house.
lie has not appeared at his work
since Feb. 3.
His mother Is III. and unless he
comes home and renders her some
aid she will be dispossesscd from her
little apartment. 81 have a little
money" said Mrs. Westphal. but
that is tied up In n Joint account
with Alfred"
The evening world., 1917-02-21
HARVARD PROFESSORS TRAIN

CAMBRIDGE. Feb. 2i.--Forty Har-
ward professors have been banded in
an organization for military training
and are to drill twice week under
Capt. Constant Cordier. u. 8. A.
Settling up driil opened last nights
session. Somo OF tho professors and
their university departments are:
william B. Munros OF government,
Henry l.. Smyth OF mining. Robert a.
Lord Of history, Alfred NJ Tozzor OF
anthropuiogy William NJ Cole OF &c
counting. Ralph -. Perry OF Phllos-
ophy, William j. Cunningham OF
transportation and George IA. Chase
OF archaeology.
The evening world., 1917-02-21
WARNS AUTO SPEEDERS
THREE TIMES TO TAKE
BURDEN Off COURTS
Woods Tells Fifth Avenue AS
sociation of His New
Traffic Regulation.

Police Commissioner Arthur Woods
was tho principal speaker to-day at
tho monthly luncheon Of the Firth
Avenue Association In Delmonico's.
It was traffic day and the polco
Commissioner told OF tho efforts ~
tho police to regulate traffic. other
speakers who dwclt on tho same
subject were chief Magistrate Will
lam McAdoo, Magistrate Frederick
House, who rrcsides over tho Traffic
Court; Major Pullman, Suporinten-
dent uf the Washington Police. and
Frank A. Lord, Second Deputy po-
lice Commissioner.
Commissioner Woods told tho
diners OF n new Eystem OF warning
TO automobile specders In Manhattan
which was inauguratcd on Llncoln's
Birthday. This system was devised.
he said, so as 20 givo vlolators OF the
traffic and highway laws three warn
ings, IL the instances do not call for
Immediate arrest, before handing the
offender summons.
This system, tho Commissioner
said, serves to relieve the courts of
minor and trivial cases. lie then as
serted that since Fob. l2 524 offenders
had been warnCd and twenty OF them
warned n second time.
Summonscs have been issued since
that date at the rate OF two "A day. he
said, instead OF from forty to nfty
aB formerly. Tho Commissioner said
that the police ask the corporation
OF al citizens in handling violations
OF the traffic law. Ho then cited the
case OF one offender who WAS warned
Fob. IL for speeding at twenty four
miles an hour. lie was again warned
Feb. II for speeding at sixtcCn miles
an hour. on March 6. 1916. this man
was arrested for having no rear lamp
lighted, arrested again May 20. 1915,
charged with the same offcnsc and
fined 81. Again on Juno &c. 1916. no
was arrested for speeding and fined
$50.
This type OF offender. said the Com
missioner. cannot be handled by
simply warning him. Other methods
will have 20 be adopted for such men.
The evening world., 1917-02-21
DAYTON is APPOINTED
GEN ERAl SALES MAN AGER

Horace De Lisser, Chairman OF the
Board OF Directors OF the Ajax Rub
Der Company, Inc. announces tho ap-
polntment of Fred T.. Dayton 70 be
General Sales Manager of that COM
pany, This promotion comes to Mr.
Dayton following tho retirement Of
j. G. MatlaCk.
Mr.. Dayton has been associated
with Mr.. DO Llssor for seven years,
and for four years he mas been assist
ant in charge OF Ajax tire sales.
The evening world., 1917-02-21
FIFTH AVENUE ELECTION.
Names Omcers for
Year at DcImOniCO's.

Al the annual meeting OF the Fifth
Avenue Association In Delmonico's yes
terday officers for the ensuing year were
elected, as follows Robert Grier Cooke,
President: Michael Dreicer. First Vice
President; Michael Friedsam, Second
Vice President; Horny j. Cochran Third
Vice Presidents Thomas B Clarke jr.
.rtasur.r and WNUuH W. HOpD!u, s., o.
..l.r. Bruce NJ. FulroOor w~s ra-c'.-t
a counsel and Ancr. n BaA Chairman
40. tho Board
Gpn- \ Dunn ~ me 'ommN.o TRUST
rD. r,rcyul S Hllg President of the
American Tobacco Company. John u
ToWuc, President OF Yalo n Tpwrr
Manufacturing Company Walter T.
Maynard, President VI the Fifth Avenue
EIllding COMPANY and tho Rev Dr.
Ernest NJ. Stires. rsctor Of 81 ThoLnaa 4
Church. vsT0 eISGtsd direct0rA
The evening world., 1917-02-21
PIMPLES? RASH?
SEE HOW QUICKLY
POSLAM HEALS

You spply a little Poslam on some
affected part at night. In the morn
ing, when you look. your own eyes
give evidence Of this healing retnedy's
work. IL II was a slight trouble-an
adolcscent Pimple or inflamed spot
the chances are that II has disap-
peared. II virulent erupt,onal
trouble. II should be subdued, so much
SO that you will want Poslam TO keep
right on.
Sold everywhere. For FREE SAM
PIE write TO Emergency Labora-
tories, 32 West 25th St, New York.
BE careful Of the soaps you use on
your skin. Poslam Soap Is safe, bene-
icitl. dclightful.-Advt.
The evening world., 1917-02-21

sciatic rheumatism and neuritis. The
pain extended from my hip down the
leg to the ankle, the limb was cold
all the time and would cramp or draw
up very frequently, especially at
night. II was almost imno,sibl, To
find n comfortable position. Nv
feet and ankles p0iurd me so that |
was unable 10 stand for any length
OF time.
II attempted 10 60 about on
crutchcS, but every movement seemed
10 intensity the torture, and could
see that was growing worse, in spite
of trying everything recommended.
"One day ! read of man who suf-
fered az I did and was cured nv Var
ne-sls, Immediately secured hot
tie OF Vnr-nc-sis Mt the drug store
and from that d1v began 10 get bet
ter. This medicine has done won
dcrs for me and would he clad to
tell others how NHr-uc-sis mndc II
possible for me TO discard my
crutchcs ann free from rhcuma-
tism after suffering all these wears
and | give full credit to Nar-nc-sis"
Var-nc-sis is vegetable remedy
that has been remarkably successful
in chronic cases of rheumatism, par
ticularly in cases that have been
treated with the ordinary remedies
month after month without results
Var-ne-sis is primarily stomach
remedy and almost every letter re-
ceived states that thcir stomach
trouble disappeared after the first
few doses
No other preparation produces such
evidence as Nur-nc-,iS. Why. Send
tc w. a, Narnry, Lynn, Mass, for the
booklet, "a Word to skcptics." lra
free.
Get VAr-ne-sis to-day al
Lggett's Riker-Iegcman drug stores
hnA othsE reliable druggists.-Adyt.
The evening world., 1917-02-21
OFFERS PLANT TO U. S. A.

IL. S. Firestone. President OF the Fire
stone Tire and Rubber Company. re-
Gently placed at the disposal OF the Fed d
erM Government the entire facilities OF
the Firostune plant in case OF war.
The Fircstouo Company In one of sew
oral Industrial concerns that have Of
fered the services Of their organizations
to the Government.
The evening world., 1917-02-21
RHEUMATISM GOES
AS AGE COMES TO
WILTON, N.H., MAN
Says Relief Is Wonderful
After Suffering Long as
Memory Serves Him

at seems won
dcrful that |
should reach this
age and find re-
lief from the ter
rihlc aEonv (
sciatic rheuma-
tism after suffer
ing more or less
as long as | can
remembers" said
Nathan Cragin Of
wilton, ~ H.
"My heart goes
out TO anyone
suffering as |
did, n d h o W
few who do not
suffer can realize
what il means to
find relief. Dur
ing the past few
wears | noticed
the disease getting
more and more
severe until final
ly II got so had |
was confined to
the house.
"My family doc
or pronounced
[ h Il - a @ q
The evening world., 1917-02-21
GERARD MAY COME HOME
! BY WAY OF HAVANA
Agents of Spanish Line Believe He
viii Sail From B1rcelonla
on Infanta Isabel.

According to belief expressed here
py Galoan & c., agents for the
Pinillos Steamship Line. Ambassador
Gerard will sail from barcelona.
spain, for Havana. Cuba. and not for
New York. Tho Infanta Isabel.
which makes regular voyages be-
tween the two ports, is believed to
have been selected as the ship which
win bring the Ambassador home.
The New York agents for tho line
said they had nothing more than
their own deductions to base their
belief upon
The evening world., 1917-02-21
Valued Home Remedies
To End Coughs

The following formula, easily mixed at
home makes one OF the quickest cough
remedies Obtalnable, often curing tins
worst cough IN day. Take a tsaspoontuI
as uftel as necessary,
IlStsTlne' ''''.'' '''.'''''......3 ounces
Whiskey cor sugar SYRUP .....h pint
Globe Pine Comp'd Aromatic. ounce
CCuuCeutTatol Tlus'D
II sugar syrup 10 used Instead n' whia-
key, it can br easily made by dls4pIg'rg
heap.uF ta.lFsp1au.uls of grHaaIaf.I
1ugaI 90 "a tHU " WHt,.. Iie suru ~ 4ts
D.ype Iuo Compound, which |a s.l. Yul,
n Hr9A. screw top cases. with A.utnAuo
nj --L- Do -ul on 4l-ML- l.-a-.
The evening world., 1917-02-21

But the Tablets are Just as good Tor little
folks as fog their elders Little children
who nro pale, thin and have no appetite
should use the Tablets after eating and
derive great benefit from them.
Full sized boxes are sold by all drug.
Elsts Tor so cents and no purcnt should
neglect tho uso OF this safe remedy Tor a,l
stomach ana bowel troubles if the child
II a!llng In any wav, Mau coupon for trial
The evening world., 1917-02-21
Art Treasures BcInE Moved From
Alance aud lorraine

THE HAGUE. Feb. 2i.-Many art
treasures in Alsace and Lorraine have
suddenly been removed TO the German
cities OF Stuttgart and Munich. on or
dcrs from German Army Headquarters,
according to German newspapers re-
ccived here to-day The reasons were
mot Nlntnl.
The evening world., 1917-02-21

camera men have been shooting at
her for years.
There Will be a special Washington
birthday showing OF Twenty Thou
sand League Under tho Sea" at the
broadway tomorrow, beginning at IL
A. NJ.
Tho grand march at tho Exhibitors
ball at Concy Island will be led by that
rising young film star, Douglas Fair
banks.
The evening world., 1917-02-21

Public officials and many people well
known In society attended last night
n musical given mt the Montauk Club,
Brooklyn. BY Mrs. William J. Gaynor,
widow OF the former Mayor. Among the
selections were The Star" by Rogers:
Phyllis Has Such Charming Graces. ."
by Young; Mother McCrcc," by Lover;
two Indian songs. by Cadmnn: Nina"
n Venetian song. by Tanara, and Braga's
Angels Serensde." Fernando Tanara
was the accompanied.
The evening world., 1917-02-21
san Salvador Would Ala In Effort
10 End the War.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l,-San Sal
vador has replied to Gen Carranza's
note sent TO neutral nations urging an
embargo nf supplies and munitions as
monns ~ ending the European war
by endorsing tho proposal made by
several ncutrals fhnt conference on
the subject be held
The evening world., 1917-02-21
How 70 Relieve Rheumntism

After each meal aud at bed ume take
made medicine, now used all over ths
United states ana noted for It's remark.
able results. Relief begins at once.
syrup Of sarsApsrillA. ,......l ounce
n9r,s Con pounu, ',.,,,,.''''''.l ounce
The evening world., 1917-02-21
Potatoes Higher Here To-Day
Than They Are In England.

BOSTON. Feb 2i.--Guv. Mccall de-
claroi this afternoon that In his opin.
Ion the time has come when Congress
Hhould enact legislation regulating
prices on foolstuns lie polnted out
the price Of potatoes IL higher In the
The evening world., 1917-02-21
New Fulton Distributer in n. Y.

The Lawrence Motor Sales Corpora
ton, No l36 West Fifty-socond Street
this city. hHs been appointed dFtlIhu.
ter Cor tan i..tyH lgl.k, made az Farm
IuIlaln. J.. l.
The evening world., 1917-02-21
Prostitutes, Corns, Sore Feet

Baths tho feet IN warm water 10 which
has been added two tAblespoOnflls o..
'a'oCllo compound Thia gives inEtast
reuet Tor aCnlug OIruiug "r perspirirr
trDt. CONS. ta.uses, su.s hsu,.ua, aIao
'oy 'rosr .cs ur auNt'al4s gu, l4.o....
a.'a iHrolsH the pDrs4. removing the
laHsc pf tie trouble. Irs use also ge.p,
tho feet lu firm hsa..hy cuniltlon
treu from swelling and puf'luS
The evening world., 1917-02-21
For Young
and Old
Keep Your Digestion Perfect. Nothing
Is Quite So Safe and Pleasant as
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
FREE TRIAL MAILED on REQUEST.

Thousands OF men ana women have
found syuart's Dyspopsla Tablets the SAT
est and most reliable preparation for any
form Of indigestion or stomach trouble
The evening world., 1917-02-21

United States at the proesnt time than
IN England.
The evening world., 1917-02-21

These formulas are published by mo
Medical Formula Laboratories Dayton.
Onto. The ingredients specified can ba
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-06

crime In the statutes This u an offt-
clal statement, one OF sinister portent.
1t means that law-abiding society -
facing human element new ana ex.
ceedingly dangerous; 80 grave. In fact.
that one OF the most important duties
OF the police lies In stamping ont this
traffic. The danger Ia by no means
confined to large cities like New York;
It Is probably growing in towns and
villages all over the country. Police
investigations have revealed an appal-
ling Increase OF drug addicts: more
than one-half OF those confined In the
city prison, the Tombs were victims.
Men and women following virtually
every business. trade and profession
were included. Even school children
became addicted to the habit OF using
these drugs.
II Is with full knowledge of such oc-
currences that the police are doing ev-
erything possible to stop Illegal traffic
in drugs. Criminals Of this class pre-
sent problem even more difficult
than the old-time bank robber and
general crook. The police may arrest
1000 offenders annually, but the prob
lem will not be solved until boys and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-06
NEW FORD SERVICE STATION.
Rude Auto Company Give Ford Ser.
xioa at lo,Nast Possihla Cost,

The Ford Motor Company's factory
inspector has been In Marshalltown
recently drawing plans for the new
Ford service station to be operated by
the Rude Auto Company. This plan
calls for the most modern high speed
machinery, such as the Ford factory
use in their different branches. With
this new equipment the Rude Auto
Company will be able to give expert
Ford service at the lowest possible
cost.
They have engaged the services Of a
new shop foreman, who Is familiar
with the new Ford machinery and spe-
cial tools, 80 that the repair work
will be done properly.
The new machinery is arriving, and
the new foreman, Mr.. Roy Johnson, Is
getting it In place ready for the spring
rush.
Under the new system the customer
can bring his car to the garage and
the man in charge Of the lower floor
will make a free inspection Of the ma
chine and tell exactly what the labor
charge will be to put it in good con-
iition. The same scale of prices that
the Ford Motor Company use in their
factory will be put into effect a. the
local house.
These new plans will necessitate the
cancelling of the Dodge Brothers con-
tract, as the Ford Motor Company
have found that the dealer is more
successful and can give better service
to his customers If his mechanics con-
centrate their efforts on one make Of
car. The Dodge mechanic will be re-
tanned until the new agent is ap-
pointed for this territory, so that Gus
toners who have bought Dodge cars In
this territory viii not be left without
a service station.
Under the new Des Moines branch.
the Rude Auto Company hold the larg
est retail selling agreement. They oper-
ate houses at Marshalltown, Perry and
Nevada with an S20-car contract. The
Herring Motor Company stand second
in line with q contract of 500 cars.
They will continue to take orders for
the Cadillac which they believe to be
the best car in Its class on the market
Rude Auto Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-06
More Seek Citizenship.

Three foreigners have made formal
declaration Of their intent to become
naturalized citizens by having secured
their first papers" In the office OF
Clerk Of Courts Gilbert They are
Christopher NJ Johannsen, timer,
aged 30, 113 North Second avenue:
Louis Bonaventura, laborer, aged q. OF
Liscomb: and August H. Busing. fire
man, aged "a, GOT East Boone street,
Bonaventura is a Frenchman and the
other two are Germans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-06

life than our domestice fowl OF today.
and he has bred and improved the wild
fowl until we now have hens laying 200
eggs In a year. and 1000 eggs in a life-
time Of only few years. Nature never
intended that any hen lay 200 and more
eggs in a year. and then by increasing
production to many times what tho
wild fowl laid annually, man has short
ened the life and IN most cases he has
decreased the vitality from that of the
original fowl, Modern methods have
not only increased the production of a
lifetime. but We arc also forcing the
worked hen to deliver her fifteen
or twenty years supply in two or three
years. as n rule.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-06

hen1ian orchestra, was on Ash Wednes-
day and the second number, John b.
Ratio. was on election night.
In response to letter written by J.
B. Northcott, the Redpath- vawter peo-
pie offered to change Mr.. Packard,s date
to Wednesday, March rs, IL 1t were
agreeable to the promoters Of the course
on which Packard Is now booked. A
meeting of the course committee was
held this afternoon at the Marshalltown
Club. and decided to ask that the date
be changed to March rs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-06

up q box from the stall How much
Is this?'
"a dollar" answered the girl, with
out any visible evidence Of conscien-
tious pangs.
"um,' thoughtfully returned the
victim, glancing from the chocolates to
the girl. aren't you a little dear?
We'll" coyly rejoined the other,
that's what all the boys say
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-06
Nataxserthx.

King George was once enjoying tho'
hospitality Of a prominent peer At ~
country seat near the scene Of one ~
Cromwelis historic battles. 6trollino
out one day by himself, the king nsot
the village blacksmith returning from :
shoeing expedition.
II say. my good fellow" said his maj
esty. genially, II understand there Was
"A big battle fought somewhere about
here"
weller" stammered the black
smith, recognizing and saiuting tho
king. II did have q round or two with
Bill the potman, but didn't know your
majesty had heard of it."-Tit- Bits.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-06
MAR WE'D.
Cumminas.Fish.

Miss Stella Fish, Of Maxwell, was
married to Thomas A. Cummings a
young farmer Of Colo, at the home Of
Rev. G. e. Marsh, SI Park street. at
$50 Monday evening. Lloyd Cum
mings of Colo. brother Of the groom,
and Miss Helen Pfeiffer. also Of Cob,
accompanied the bridal couple to the
city and were tho only guests at the
wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings left
soon after their marriage for Colorado
Springs and other points in Colorado
for short visit They will live on a
farm near Colo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-06
Court Term Il Adjourned.

Judge Cummings caused the January
term of the district court to be adjourn
ed Monday afternoon. The March term
begins next Monday.
w. NJ. Nelson has been given judg-
ment of $3s.77 against Hans Olson.
The case brought by Herman Willis
against the town Of Laurel has been
dropped from the docket.