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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-24
From Bryant Smalley.

TO John d. Smalley from his son,
Bryant Smalley:
Stationary. Ain. France, Sept. rs.
Dear Dad:
l received my first letter from you q
few days ago. / am in the French
School Of Motor Transportation on De-
tached Service and do not think we will
be returned to the outfit we came over
with / am enclosing a few pictures of
us at work I was not lucky enough to
get in them but will send you some of
myself later on. The cars in the pie
ture are called tractors" over here and
are four wheeled drives and are used 10
haul or place big guns. The other is
the entire class of Franch and Ameri-
cans here for schooling. We have about
finished our course of instruction here
al dmost of as expect TO leave very
soon. There is plenty to learn about
the running of these tractors and the
placing of big guns and road signals.
We are treated very good and everyone
is working hard to get the full benefit
Of the instructions, I am having some
goo dtimes along with the work here
and it is a beautiful place.
Sunday / went TO Lyon on thirty
hour leave. 1t is some" place. nearly
as interesting as Paris. was only
there on stop-over but it is wonder
full city. l visited some of the places
of interest. attended the opera and had
a very good time. The scenery is besuti
full.
/ come in contact with the French so
much that I am picking UP the language
very rapidly and by the time I leave
here I may be able to carry on a small
conversation. The boys are sure max
ing a hit with the French girls and the
Allied soldiers stand off and wonder
how we do it. You talk about cafes,
every other door is restaurant or
cafe. We are only few kilometers
from Lyon, the second city Of France
and 7 have been on leave a few times
over Sunday. 1t is more lively than
Paris and as there are not many Ameri-
can soldiers here we can have a good
time
Give my regards TO all nv friends.
Write often and 7 will do likewise Did
YOU get the letters l wrote you from
Halifax and England
With love
BRYANT.
Address b G. Smalley. S5th r. A L.
73rd Battery. American Section. Satho-
nay. Ain. France.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-24
Water
From III. w. Roharts.

To Mrs. H. w. Roberts. 1875 Truman
street Hammond. from her son. Private
NJ w ROBERTS. Battery D. s27 Field
Artillery. A E. f.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-24
From Walter frost.

Received by Mrs. Jas. E. frost, ia
Detroit street:
L. s T. West Arrow.
Somewhere In France. Sept. %. 1918.
nv Dear Mother:
4 few lines to let you know I arrived
in France safe and sound. We had
fine trip and are very near ready for
our return voyage. I met a few Ham
Inond fellows. among them Coys. Nc
Carthy and Bob Mott and also Tommy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-24

The kaiser it at bat. Strike him
out by buying War Savings
Stamps.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-24

their board There is just one cure for
eooties" and that Is Don't have EN- -
Ia my spare hours l have been trying
TO dope out a trap to catch them. and
after many a sleepless hour OF worry I?
have devised the following plan: Go
to any place in France. whether it Is
high land or low land. in the muddy
trenches or out Of them, rain or shine.
take new change Of clothes and in the
course Of three to four minutes you will
have the kaisers young army roaming
about your tender carcass. All you
have TO do is to reach around in almost
any place and catch one and with the
courage of Daniel In the lions den,
crush him. Curses!
While 1 have never heard Billy sun
day. 1 am told that Billy Sunday once
or always has said that rum is a mans
greatest enemy. bat take it from me.
T. A.. l know that the "cootie" is. and
if Billy ever comes over and follows up
with the Red Triangle he will agree
with me.
1 am still using this German station
cry and must say that it Is 1T for
king
Nothing more to write about at this
time. Let me hear from you. p A..
whenever you find few spare moments.
Many thanks for asking as to what
want and can say that box Of sweets
will be welcome. Messrs. Marshall
Field & Co have a scheme whereby one
can get box Of goodies through Eng
land.
Truly,
CHAYKEN
P. s.-Your letter of the 10th was the
third I have gotten from you. but ] am
sure YOU have written more. 1 sent YOU
a helmet a month ago and you should
have received it by now.
y B-Harry Jones. who enlisted with
the original high school crowd and left
on that famous special for TT. Wayne.
is recovering from his wounds received
in the recent battle. 1. c.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-20

owners and the various agencies OF
sions and inhibitions OF federal and
state governments.
2 Take them under complete
government control. as a permanent
policy of normal times (aj without
government ownership or Cb) with
actual ownership by the government
OF al their properties
2. Set Up permanent policy Of
modified private control, with pub
JIG equation more unified and af-
srmatiye" permitting the avoidance
ot waste:ul competition. and unfit
cation OF administration. +. e. re
gional corporations under which thu
railways OF defnable areas would be
in effect combined in single sys-
TENS
These are the alternatives as the
President sees them.
The President is ready and anx-
ious TO release the roads from the
present control" There is doubt
and uncertainty" He is not willing
10 prolong this situation II wait
ing until the statutory limit OF this
control is TO be merely prolonging"
that doubt and uncertainty. he
must do so (release them) at an
early date"
The president has mo confident
Judgment OF his own" II is the
question which causes him the
greatest concern" and he turns 10
congress for counsel.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-20
FOR COLDS AND GRIPPE
DOCTORS ADVISE
The Improved Calomel Tablet That
is Entirely Purified OF All Neau-
seating and Dangerous Qualities.

Physicians are warning the public
against triiiing with colds influenza
and grippe. They say that a brisk
caiomel purgative, preferably Gallo
tabs, the new and improved calomel
tablet, should be invariably taken
at bed time and repeated the second
or third night. IL necessary. In the
earliest stages. one Calotab iS usually
Sufficient unless the case is particL-
larly severe
Physicians say that II is a waste OF
time and is dangerous 10 eNpremt-
m@nt with other laXatiyes a. calo-
mel is absolutely necessary sooner
or later. One Calotab on the tongue
at bed time with swallow OF uyster
that ali No salts, no nausea
nor the slightest interference With
diet work or pleasures. Next morn
'ng your cold has vanished and your
whole system is purified and refresh
ed. Calotabs are sold only in orig
NAL sealed packages. Price thirty
five cents. Recommended and guar
anteed by druggists everywh here.
Price refunded II you are not de-
lighted Adv.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-20
THF AUTOMOBILE GLIB.

Are-y -~-e- g: -o-1- -ar --Eh,
- t--@ . -s--~- @ me Ian
caster county automobile assoc;z-
'r- wA.-h all - formed 81 Al
ez-' ss-e m people % 'he ru--l
-t..-.-s z-t re o-.@- Gowns o. ;-%
comfy s1ol & 20; q j; -,o 'he.r
-==1- ,sz' .as is tow s=si- to-
n T- - La-lzs,e- o-,y !; Is
--"=--- --s- ,lz--t county
"a aTI-e..-E % cover ~ Wha z
~ la.y Much Ike ,ae op---a-
-1- ,aa-1t-=- O: commerce re
-~-e-'- te-:'-1 '-9- s-c- organ r.
'-- - -a'-er -ct-=~- aur tier az
'-' 'e-- a. many matters con
r - .-1- ,--@ - -u- relative
- --F 20 good rrzcs ,Hat s.oulc -
r-- ---t ~ - P=-pl@ q ne c1-r-
''s automobile ASSOCIATION Is
ne .--, means through which r.
-z--F a- ,--- discussion - p-es
e. Te have re matter .: building
i '-9'"'v.'''
-.sa MI oe o: ne
-+' 70 -~@nsfste' county 80
y ne s'ste Ian
-ae.-' -C1ll! s6cl!c nave It's par
L&hc@s'E'
par' '' the state Al!
'n1ks n@! De eonsicerei
80 nay iFon ume 10
y ne Oers o. the automo-
O''- a 'i0h'
ASSOCIATION H s''ieuy ioes
Or '%'hs'' county one. yet. v
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-20
SCISSORS AND PASTE.
Beware Of Newark. Ladies.
Baltimore Sun.

Wonen's rights may not include
tie right 10 vote. but from the Car
den ot Ed, down II has included
the night 10 make herself beautiful.
Every nov and then some foo! man
has attempted 70 interfere with this
ancient and vested feminine right.
and every time the attempt has been
made the masculine ueddler has
come % grief
C--iodtgl of the teachings Of his
to-y and the laws q human nature
The police o. Newark. Y. ]. have
started holy crusade against The
use % paint and powder on the f.
male face divine and have actually
forced some OF Ihelr local beauties
70 remove their false comple1icns
with soap and water. They iustit:
iAei- action under the com non
Law a very common Law. indeed
\ loE-down Law. in fact i. the
woman who tries 10 beautify herself
is ls~less person. what must be
said O: the woman who allows her
sell 20 remain as ugly as she is nat
u-aily, Is she not the greatest
Grim nal Of her se1.
Men are ready 20 quarrel win
lwoueu when they tasl 20 - as good
as stern masculine virtue demands:
a. 20 instance. When The smoking o.,
c Cigarettes i . cafe i Baltimore tqe
SH- ~ -5F- -. ..as.a. 2, -
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-20
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease
Cstarrh 10 local disease greatly IN
nuenced by constitutional conditions. and
In order 20 cure 81 you must take an
internal remedy Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine Is taken internally and acts thru
TIE blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
system Hals Catsrrh Medicine was
prescribed by one OF the best physicians
IN this country for years. II Ii COM
posed Of some OF the best tonics knoxn
com oined with some OF the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination OF
the ingredients In Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine 10 what produces such wonderful
result. in catarrhal conditions. Send for
testimonials. free
=. J; CHENEY a CO. Props. Toledo. O.
All Druggists. &c
HsWs Family PAL, rn- cnn.tiI.tInn
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-20
"Nigger in the woodpile."
Columbia Record -

(Co!umbia Record -
We observed that money in some
shape was al the bottom OF the OBJ
iections % the profteering Republi-
cans 20 the TIP OF Nr Wilson.
In Wednesdays dispatches. Sen
ator KnoI has presented a resolution
proposing q postponement by the
peace conference OF action on the
questions OF q league OF nations and
freedom OF the seas
There you are. This resolution
would not have been introduced. had
Mr. Wilson not gone These Repub-
liczns are serving England better
than America in their pro-English
concepts OF the freedom OF the s~as
Else they would not thus try. impu-
IDENTITY and foolishly TO bind NJ
Wilson's hands and set convictions
on this point We have recently in
innate as much. OF course. no
such resolution would feaze NJ
Wilson in his power OF treaty initia-
tive. but their English clients will
know that their friends over here
were dom bout" for them.
Nr. Wilson made no mistake IN
not taking Nr. Root. another spokes-
man for Morgan and his English as
sociates.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-20
I'd TO Congress.

Greensboro Daily News
/. Let the railroads revert TO the
conditions OF control under their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
WHEELING SCHOOLS CLOSE NOW
UNTIL INFLUENZA IS ABA1ED
KIWANIS CLUB TAKES
FURTHER ACTION FOR
SOLDIERS MEMORIAL

The Kiwanis Club has launched itself
in earnest into the Soldiers Memorial
movement and is doing big things 10
further the project The club is send
ing out letters t. every organization IN
the county asking them I" cooperate
with the workers already engaged in the
movement.
The committee OF tho Ohio valley
Chapter. American Association of Engl-
ncerS which was appointed Wednesday
night. have already started out on their
work and are getting In some line re-
ports; the committee itself is not doing
all the work rs each member of the
chapter IL speeding tho good work along.
\ great many public spirited citizens
have offered Mr.. Faris contributions Tor
the memorial, from S"a up tn 500 being
the usual amount offered. but these con-
trihutions would not be received. as u
is the intention to wait until every
thing is in working ORDER when tw"
treasurers will be appointed I" receive
any amount which any citizen wants TO
cuntrihtc will be received and due credit
will he given them on the hooks.
While the arrangements are not com:
pletcd it is thought that no contribution
over 500 will be accepted from any on"
person so that the comparison between
the rich and poor mans share Will not
be Sn great.
The idea of building the memorial Is
taking like wilatirc. and an overwhclrn-
ing percentage Of the people of the
county want to see it pushed 10 cont
plctIon. \ kicker is found here ana
there, but they arc very few and iar he
tween, as some pessinists arc bound 10
cruD out in movement OF TINS Kind
TO matter how worthy 1t Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
"a he ] aylor Ihorofan1
G, HAROLD POWELL TO
SPEAK HERE TODAY
Assistant to Mr.. Hoover viii Address
County Administrators at windsor
Hotel.

q. Harold Powell. assistant 10 MT
Hoover. United States food admins
traitor. has arrived in the city. and will
address thu county food administrators
at Il meeting to be held here in the as
ucmbly room of the Windsor hotel, be-
ginning Saturday morning at lo:3U
o'clock
The county administrators and the
woman representatives or the VARIOUS
counties have been arriving in the city
since Friday. and a splendid attendance
Is expected when the meeting is called
to order by Federal Food ADMINISTRATOR
T.. W. Oglehay.
\ luncheon will b. served for the Wis
iting representatives and the force or
workers ut state headquarters immedi-
ntely after the adjournment OF tfG
morning session. while 1t is not yet
definitely decided. il is very probable
Mr. Oelebay will entertain the visiting
administrators and food administration
representatives ut WaddinKton Farm in
the afternoon Saturday at 4 meeting TO
he held in the assembly room At the
farm.
Tho purpose OF the meeting is 10 con-
slider and carry out further plans or
food conservation along the lines out
lined by the United States food admin
instrRtiun to meet the Increased dc-
mands Of feeding the starving popula-
ton OF Europe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
River Telegram.

DAVIS ISLAND pAM--9.5 feet. fall
MnKG;ANTOWN-ll foot, falling;
cloudy. ,,;
! STFN 'RENFILLE-I@ feet station
ary: ram. ,,,.
oil. CtTY---3.+ feat. falling: cloudy.
Uarrr,E--5 feet. falling; cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23

Do not anticipate with a Shudd"r!ns
dread the beautiful event OF childbirth
You can avoid discomfort during IN"
pcriod and strain NJ the Crisis by pre-
barring your system and putting your
self in splendid condition To meet the
time.
For just this purpose women all over
the land in every walk nr life. nave
used for over half century the time
honorcd and famous remedy. Mother
Friend. 1t is prepared I" E.V" Inc
mother-to-bc that direct help *hr needs.
The muscles. nerves. ten.innS and c"rdS
are made and kept soft and elastic.
Thus strain is avoided. and as result
nervousness nausea. b"aring-down and
stretching pains arc avoided.
The abdominal muscles expand easily
and gently when baby is horn. Naiu-
rally pain is loss and the hours are
fewer The system is prepared ana the
crisis is unc Of much less danger.
Write the Nradhrld Regulator Com
rany, Dept 81. Lamar Building. Atlanta:
Georgia, for their helpful Motherhood
Book. md ob,uin II bottle of Mothers
Friend from thu druggist today. 1t is
Just as stahdar! as anything you can
think Of.
And remember. there is nothing to
take the place Of MOTHERS FRIEND.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
river NEWS

A, n. m. yesterday the river at inc
wharf was u feet inches and station
,r,, ond nj the foot OF McHcchcn Dam
tho stage was ID feet 8 inches and sta
,ion,ry Tho river started To fail dur
inr the night and will continue 10 do so
mill tho normal stage is reached.
The General prrshing arrived from
1,it,churph nj : o'clock yesterday morn
ing and left for Park"rshuTE Mt 10 "A. m
Tho Milton cleared for New Mata-
noras ut noon yesterday.
The n, \. NcSbit arrived from Point
Pleasant at 80 y. III. with tow fot
cuptics.
I Tho Helen T. cam" in last night from
New Matanoras.
Tho Liberty is due in tomorrow TFfFn'
ing from ParkrrshurE.
Tho General Wood is due UP from
Charleston to PITTSBURGH tomorrow
morning nj o'clock.
The Helen l.. will leave today for Ne"
Matamoras ut 1870 a. IN.
The Liberty will leave for McConneis-
willie this afternoon at , O'Clock.
The General Pcrshing will pass M
oorlv in the morning from Parkcrsoure
10 Pittsburgh.
Ae soon rs the river falls 10 proper
stage the l. 6. drcdCe boat tincnnat
will resume work on removing the re-
,,oins Of the wreck of the old wharf
boat.
Tho old convict ship Success VIII d.
eekcn to Amhridgc. Ia. rs soon rs tner
&c sufficient water: She will go int
winter quarters below IN" ice hrcaAer'
mill by the American Bridge Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
BRIDGEPORT SCHOOLS

Suni Gillette Of the bridgeport
s.,hrnIs ISSUED the statrncn last nish[
that III" bridgeport pubic Schnols
would resume Monday. November -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
Victory Boys Roll Of Honor
OF St. AIphonsus' Church

When tho soldier boys Of ST. Alphon-
suS' como home again" they VIII sc"h
with singular pleasure the roll oil honos
of Victory Boys which has hccn crcCtt"
In the vcstibulc of the church. rms
honor list is fitting tribute 10 'nc
Youngsters who did their hlt 10 "o"
cheer and comfort to the strenuous ives
Of their soldier friends.
7hr nan,cs Of John Coleman. Jr Ger
aid Schroeder. Clemens Ereh. james
Schroeder and Lawrence F'rbb. deserve
-nor;al mention, ns these lads have not
ret arrived Mt their teens. Ih"F re-
fuse 10 be out-donc by thcir elder com
radrs in sharing the noble privilege OF
going on record as Victory Boys.
The honor roll contains the following
names:
William Havercamp. Charles Eiscn-
haucr, Pnul W. Habcrstick. Cecil j. Con-
ner, Howard karges. Joseph Ahr'lna'n'
Edward Bach. Martin Rauer Harry beat-
~, Carl Bott. Stephen BREEDING. John
Coleman. Jr., Eugene Conner. Elmer cor
mott Clarence Del. Martin Dunlary.
Charles II1niG. Clemens Erbb Lawrence
Crib. William Evans. Howard Gantzer'
George Gchring. william IIackcnhcrE.
lanes Higgins. Clement liilGcndorf,
Waller Iilgrndorf. Louis Hligendort.
George HoreS. Harold Huffner. Marce'ius
kirchner, Paul Krcss. Raymond klln,z
Charles Link, Harold McCullcy, Henry
Michael, Robert Miller. Robert ON"iil'
Hubert l>erring, Edwin Phillips. Louis
Irhillins Francis REGGIE. Gregory Keith.
Francis Riley, Joseph Saad, Marcus SnAd'
Francis Schiller. Andrew Schroeder
Gerard Schroeder. James Scilcrt. Law
renee Schwcndcr. William Sonefcld. Ed
mund Srahl. Gerald Schneider. James
SCHROEDER. Charles Tcufcl. Richard Ten-
fol John Thoncr. John TunneE. Hnrold
warton, Paul WciEand. Joseph WINES
/ corfrer. Vincent Wini"sdorFcr. William
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
SPECIAL CoMMuTTEE OF BOARD
OF EDUCATION TAKES ACTION
BECAUSE or DECREASED
ATTENDANCE.
Resolution Passed Declaring That Les
Than so Per Cent OF Pupils Have
Been Present Since Epidemic
Broke Out Here.

The special committee appointed by
tins: board Of education. consisting OF Ed
ward Rogers. DR.. Robert J. Feed ana
nr. + L. Armbrccht. reported last night
shifting that il would be inadvisahle l"
keen The schools open under the existing
conditions prevailing in the Influenza
situation. and the following resolution
was passed: =,
"Whcrcus The influenza epidemic Is
still in an active stage i'll this city, aho'
Whereas, Either from sickness among
the pupils or from fear Of contaGi"h'
about A. nor cent arc not In attendance,
Resolved. That the public schools OF
Wheeling no closed Mt once. To be re-
opened when the health authorities Ut"
able 10 report To ;his committee that the
endemic has abntcd.
''El,WAGiD ROGERS,
OR. MORT. J. REED.
DIR. i. l.. ARMBll%CiT.
Committee"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
PROF. THORNTON WILL
ARRIVE HOME MONDAY

Word bns been received by Mrs j. II {.
Thornton, Of Elm Grove, 10 the effect
Inn, her husband. Prof. II. Thornton.
viii arrive HON. Monday from Camp
Lee. Petersburg. Va
MIR. Thornton enlisted aboue C~o IVY,
r,onth, nr6 and entered tho. officers
training camp and entered the onccrs
been discontinued owing 10 the peace
proceedings now in progress.
Professor Thornton is we'll known mere
being q former instructor AZ NneellhI
birh school and later principal OF Sisters
yilIc h;xh. AT tho lime Of his enllstment
he was assistant superintendent OF
schools, being located at Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
WANTS PASSPORT

Robert McClain Corey Of W"llSn"rE
made application at the federal dlS'F''t
court clerks office yesterday LOT q
passport to France. Mr.. corey mas d"
appointment for Rcd Cross licid SCI
vice from national hraNluar''rS ~.
washington His blank will be srnt I"
the national capital. whrrc ii will nc
r,llcd ouI for the date of sailing an"
IN. vessel designated which he will take
paSsaE" on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
COUNTY COURT NEWS
Tidnctlry,

Harry J. Miller was appointed adih'h-
istratur Of the estate Of Katherine OCH
ring deceased bond $500.
George IinGiunicoS VAS appointed az
ministra,cr Of tho estate of konstantinc
Karas. bond soon.
Tho Dollar Savings and Trust COM
many. amounted trustee Of the estate OF
William Cook, bond. $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
Coming Events
Cast Their Shadows

P,enare Now to Withstand the criiio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
Deeds,

George c. Hunt and Margaret +. HUM,
10 II. Blanche Nirts. plat OF land in
Echo Point. Consideration $40. Dccd
of November is.
Bccndict Muller to William Muller.
Parcel Of land on Big Middle wheeling
creek. Consideration $40. Decd of No
vrmhrr -.
Clarcttr O. Harn"r TO August Horncr'
IN, in Greenwood cemetery. Consider
alton so. Decd of November %.
Greenwood cemetery to Mrs. Ciarettc
Q. TIarncr:
Ono deed of trust was recorded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23

BUY WAR SAVING srAMPS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
LOCAL DRAFT BOARDS

Tho city draft board received orders
frnn, state military headquarters at
Chc,,eston yesterday 10 close all rec
ords BY December 10. this year.
Reports Of all dcllnaunats who nave
roI returned their missionaries and
The finish Of classification must be-
rnodv nv the date set. and a complete
record submitted as far as tho local
board is concerned.
crA
New-York tribune., 1918-03-31
Around the World and Back Again

children and things which are to him ne
cessities of life, which are not to be found
in the agricultural sections OF these coun-
tries.
For the big industrialists or captains
of industry the doors are wide open. South
America needs new municipal plants. new
dock works, railroads to penetrate the in
terror, banks, mills and manufacturing en-
terprises of almost every kind.
"It cannot be reiterated too strongly that
Latin America is no country to-day for the
poor man. He who goes there to seek his
fortune must not go with empty pockets
nor with any get-rich- quick ideas.
knowledge is power, and the ability TO
speak Spanish Portuguese. learned from
some school in the United States will help
the prospective business man sailing south
of the Rio Grande but. unless his equip
ment is also founded upon a bank account
plus patience and adaptablity to conditions
alien to his own, he had best remain in the
United States"