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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12
GOODWILL

Sunday Was our preaching day and
our much beloved pastor. Rev. E g.
Holcomb. preached two able and in
structive sermons.
Mn. Sallie Sratton, of Braehalm.
spent the 4th with her sister. Nm. Essie
Saunders.
VIM. Debman was . visitor here sun
day- ''pt~i 9Th U.s.
Mr~ Emma johnson got very badly
hurt in an automobile wreck At Gistto.
Mrs. Ella Wade spent the fourth in
Pocahontas.
Mrs. Fannie Galloway has returned
from her home IN Franklin County, Va.
and reports . very nice trip
W n.ss left for his r9,rs % Mt
Airy. y. c., last week
Mrs. NJ. r. Woods, of Pocahontss,
was in town last weeh.
Rev. r. u. Holcomb AMI others were
royalty entertained IA lisy at the home
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Saunders.
Mrs Llcile Baker Was a pleasant vIsi-
tor here sunday.
Mrs h. Carson, John Carson and
wife and Miss Ruth Staples visited Mrs
.. r. Robertson sunday.
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MASONIC DONATION
TO RED CROSS.

AT a meeting of the Gsry Red Gross
July 3, We were surprised by . donation
OF -, given 10y Euclid Lodge, No. 81.
A. r. and A. VI. DR. Caldwell, the
County Nice-Chairman of the Red Cros-
made the presentation. In appreciation
oil this, a motion prevailed that We make
the lodge as a whole honorary member.
OF tie Gary Branch. We herein wish 70
thank the Worshipful Mister, Lawyer
= b. Moon, and the members of Euclid
Lodge.
Our treasury is steadily increasing
and We hope soon to stock up on work
ing material.
We again make an appeal for more
members and for active work on ia.
part Of those who are members.
MRS. q @. GEORGE, Chairman
MRS. J. :. CALDWELL, Sec.
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COULDN'T SLEEP OR EAT.
NOTHING TASTED GOOD.

II have doctored for eighteen wear,
and suffered torture beyond description
day after day and week after week. an.
now that ! have been relieved want to
Tell folks what ! found was the only
thing on earth that would help a ca.
like nine" said Mr.. Geo. ID. Beard.
more. BOA Jacob ST.. with the well
hrm OF wholesale butchers, Kalbitze,
Packing Pisnt,) Wheeling, w. Va.
my stomach Was in such serribls
shape / could eat practically nothing. |
smoked 10 excess and that kept me 90
ing little while. though at night I
would toss and roll and raise up in bel.
and try every scheme ever heard about
to sleep. but without avail. Some nights
l would never close my eyes and then I
had 10 give up and quit work. lust
couldn't 20 anymore, and for three
weeks recently, was of duty and down
and out. broke down and coulin't
eat or sleep, and when you hear how I
got rad OF my troubles AMI gained thir-
teen pounds in that thrse weeks and got
back on the job. you'll BE- amazed that
any medicine could do 90 much for . frI-
low troubled ~ long A. I was
The lady ! board with urged me u
take Hypo-Cod, aid took three bottle.
and they did wonders for me. Ia 10 /.
great health builder, and does every
thing they claim for IL and then come
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12
STOMACH WAS BAD AND lip
SET HIM COMPLETELY
Finally Went From Bad to Worst In
til at Last He GaUe Up Work
Weak, Worn Out,
Discouraged.

ieel better In every way, have gained
strength and weight and that rss bossle
almost startled me out OF my skin.
passed i've large tape worms about .
foot long, and . bunch OF seas worms
about tie size Of . man's 6ss. RiRhs If.
ter thstI picked mp appetite. and began
adding good solid hesh. cit down 20
. table and devour boiled vsgstsble,
meats, and everything that comes along.
with the old time rslish, and never .
pain troubles me Afterwards. l. really
enjoy eating and sleep like . TOD. Nv
nerves are better and have almost quit
smoking, 20 you can sse what is dos for
fellow and I'm here 70 cay il great 70
feel like Jour old sslf again." continued
Mr. BeArdman. Try Hypo-Cod like he
says.
IL is sold in Keyssons BY specsor Drug
o.; in WEIGH by welch Drug Co.; in
kimball by kimDaii Drug 20. in North
fork by NOrtblort Drug %.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12
Teachers For Elkhorn
District.

The following teachers have been ap-
pointed for the Elkhorn District for the
next tsrm:I
Msybuery-Rev. l.. A. Watkins, Prin-
ciPal; Mrs Edna Snipes, Mrs. Hattie
snipes, diss Blanche Howard.
Ennis-Mrs. Lola Mack and Mis-.
Beatrice Galloway.
Ekhorn Graded School-Prof. +. l..
kann, Principal; Misses Mabel Young.
Beriie Wellington. Cornelia Trice, Rosa
heCisnahsD, Mrs. Lizzie Drewry.
kyle-Misses Ollie Gilbert and Al
phonse simpson.
Crozer-Miss Laura b. NowIin.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the nm
o .,,'nn ne on The llth day Of May, 1918.
80 ny Isnd 10 The district OF North.
Virginia, found the foIIo.;n~ . "'
W., One dark sorrelI mule. sS TO-.
high with . scar or cut on ti. ,;-,,s " s.
leg above the ankle, which propert, 80
tS8en up by the undersigned A. in .n-,.
Co. the Law provides. on the lin a..
on may, 1918. Address or call ONT
yEFFE BAILEY. Alsom. w "
Tbs the::z7th day Of June. ISIS
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ElKH0RN

sunday was busy day with rs. sun
day school At o'clock Was well attend
ed and the interest ws- high.
AT III O'Clock, Prof. J. W. Mos. OF
himball, delivered "a splendid address.
All who heard him we're well pleased.
y At p. M, the Chiidren's Day pro-
gram va rendered.
There will be bsptizing next sunday.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-07-12
DAvY
(By Henry Hsirston.

The Knights of Pythiss and Courts OF
Cslanthe had rally last sunday and
had n grand time. There were visitors
from Msrytown ard other places. The
Nj. r. Church wss crowded. Rev. w.
A. Pttard preached a wonderful sermon
full of spirit and very instructive. Revs.
King, Hamlet and Williams assisted
in the services.
80 MAS raised for the Knights Of
Pyehias and $22.'ij for the Courts.
After the services, We went u the table
under the trees and enjoyed q feast o
good things.
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Church DIr6CtOr"
OOALWOOD BAPTIST OH ROH-

CoALwoOD BAPTIST OH RCH.
sunday school, $50 .. IN. Preaching
md and 4th sunday at ia IN. and &
y IN. Prayer meeting Wednesday sv-
enings. Rev. w. G. Olemsnts, ID. d..
pastor
PILGRIM BAPT. CHURCH. Crystal.
sunday school, go q. IN. Prescbing
LIST and Bird sunday ct N .. m. and
y. 10. Prayer meeting "Wednesday ev-
eninss- Rev. W. q. clements, ID ID.
pastor.
WILCoE BAPTIST CHURCH
sunday school, $50 .. m. PrssehinS
Ind aud 4th sunday ct N .. m. and :
p IN Missionary meeting ct 2 o'clock
esery %nd SUNDAY. Rev. X. X Henry.
pastor. John Webster. clerk.
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MERCY SEAT BAPTIST CHURoH
Powbatan.

sunday school. $50 a m. Preacb;,g
ls' ."d Sfd sundays 1t l:3O .. m. and 3
" MISSIONARY meetings every 6r.t
Va. ked Cross each Tuesday eve
a lug layer meeting, Wednesday eve
U. Nsnhook, clerk. H.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Spec4al Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark. Sept 2n-Aiiss Ethel Bri-
baker who was assistant principal of the
Newark schools last wear has been appoint
cd head of the Biology Department of
the high school AT Railway n J. She will
take graduate work at Columbia
University during tRe year
Announcement has been made of the
marriage at Annapolis Md, September
9, of Miss Carrie NJ Weller of Newark
and Charles f.. Bailey Of North East. Md
They will make their home IN Newark
The funeral of Franklin Pennock Who
died on Tuesday at the home Of his sister
Mrs George D. Medlll. will he held ~
. O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. lntCrment
vill be made AT White Clay Greek cemetc-
~.
Mrs. William Holton president Of the
New Gentry Club has appointed the follow
ing chairTnen of committees Program.
Mrs. L. T. Manns; conservation, Mrs
n l. Bonham: education. Miss Mary
T. Rich; civics and health. Mrs Harvey
IIoffecker, music. Mrs James O. G.
Duffy; household economies, Mrs.
Clarence A. Short; hospitality and re-
ciprocity. Mrs. ] Irwin Dayett. social
service, Mrs Harold T. TIFFANY
Former Mayor Joseph II HoSsinger,
who has been I'll for several weeks. Is
much improved.
The women of Newark PRESBYTERIAN
Church Will hold a rumrnage sale the
hrst three davs OF next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
NEWS Of THE DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Word Received Of the Death OF
Lieut.. Lawrence Layton OF
Georgetown, in France.
WILL SEEK NOMINATIONS
Fourth Liberty Loan Committee
for Lower Delaware is An
nounced and the Chairmcn
Selected; All Ready
for Work.

Speet., Cyorrespont,snco Of Evc~y Evening
Dover. Sept. 2O.-With few changes
the committees that conducted the cam.
paien in lower Delaware for the THIRD
liberty Loan has becn rcapponted fol
the fourth campaign. Announcement
of the committees WAS received here,
yesterday, rs follows
Mems committee of Kent county
James II. Hughes, chairman; James Hall
Anderson, secretary; Herman {. Taylor
publicity chairman, all of Dover.
Sussex county-Dr. Rowland G.. Payn-
ter, Georgetown, chairman; Harry y.
Thaw, Milford. secretary; G.. Marshall
Townsend, Milford, publicity chairman.
Womeps comnittec-kent county,
Mrs. Walter Morris, Dover, chairman
Sussex county, Mrs. William Tutherly,
chairman.
Mrs Henry Ridgely Of Dover was again
selected rs State chairman for Delaware,
The advisory committee for Delaware
on the mems committee includes Lewis
L. Mann. chairman; James II. Hughes,
Howard S. Kinney, DIR. Rowland G..
Paynter, Henry r Scott, George Willing,
Jr
The headquarters in Kent county for
the men viii be at the offices of Mcssrs.
Hughes and Anderson in the Capitol Hotel
building The women's s headquarters will
be in the old Farmers Bank building, on
Dover Green
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
Can't Help But
Admire Babies
Every Woman C.s.a Loving Glance ae
the Nesting Cuddled in its Bonnet.

4, is JOY and comfort to know tina
those much talked OF pains and other dis
tresses that are said to proceeds child
BEARING may he avoided Nc woman need
fear discomfort II she will fortify herself
with the weli-knovu and time houored rem
edy. Mothers Friend
This Is = most grateful. penetrating ex-
ternal application that at once soffens aud
makes plant the abdominal muscles and
tieaments BY regular use the muscles ex-
pand without the usual strain when baby
is born and pain and danger az the crisis
consequently less
Women everyvhere who have used this
famous remedy tell how they entirely avoid
ed nervousness. twitching spells bearing
down and stretching pains and relate how
they enjoyed entire freedom from the many
debilitstins and distressing experiences
usually incident 70 approaching motherhood
Mothers Friend is recommended only for
the relief and comfort of expectant
mothers. thousands of whom have used and
recommended IL 1t is for external use only
is absolutely and entirely safe and wonder
fully effective
Write the Bradheld Regulator co G 6O4
Lamar Pldg Atlanta, Ga. for their Moth
erhood Book so valuable 10 expectant
mothers. and in the meantime obtain bottle
of Mother Friend from the druggist today
and thus fortify yourself against pain and
discomfort.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
THOSE WHO MARRY.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown, Sept. Marriages have
taken place recently in Sussex county
as follows On September -, hy Rev
+. A, kullmar. at Lewes. Ilovd Earl
Stevenson, Philadelphia. and Alva Yer on
Prettyman, IIollvville. on Monday, nv
Rev. ]. &. b. Hopkins. Dagsboro, William
h. Ellingsworth, Of Millsboro. and Eva
III Hickman, also of the same place
on Saturday. hy the Rev J W Colona.
al Dover, Ernest L Stevenson, of Milford.
and Pearl NJ Pearson Of Dover. near
Iewes, by Rev. A T Zimmerman. on
Saturday, Alden Hopkins, Indian River
hundred and Margaret Reynolds, Lewes
and Rehoboth hundred; September IL
at Lewes by Rev, Theo Johnson. Era
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
ATTENDED CONFERENCE.
Special Correspondence of Every Evenin

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, Sept. 20-Iamcs Nj. Sattcr-
field, deputy attorney-gcneral for Ken
county, and Miss Fannie s Iierringtont
chief assistant in the Office of Secretary o,
State johnson, represented the latt tcri
at o conference in Philadelphia, yesterday,
of the Federal Reserve Bank and Capital
Issues Council, To consider questions
concerning the corporation business. The
meeting was held at the Federal Bank
Reserve offices, on Chestnut street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
DELAWARE COLLEGE STUDENTS.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark, Sept. 2o.-Dr. Samuel &.
Mitchell, president of Delaware College
has received n communication from the
American University Union which baa
its headquarters at the Royal Palace
Hotel Paris, stating that four Delaware
College men have registered at the head
quarters Of the union during the past few
months
The four men nre, Captain " S. Cork
ran, Captain +. 7 McCaskey, ,Tr, and
Lic,Itcnants, ID. Raymond McNeal and
Lawrence l.. Smart Delaware College
il a member of the University Union and
Henry r. Thompsons president of tho
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20

Board OF Trustee is treasurer of it,
David II. Brown, formerly Delaware
College student and for the pnst year a
student in Arts and Science NJ Columbia
University, has been awarded scholar
ship. He will return TO Columbia in few
DAYS md will join the Students Armv
Training Corps there.
Oliver Suddard of Delaware College
ciaM 1915, hns received commission, M
second lieutcnnnt in the radio service at
Lake Chaflcs La.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
BLUE TRIANGLE TRIO"

Special Oerrrspondcncn of Every Evening
Seaford, Sept 20.-The Blue Triangle
Tho" who arc touring the State by auto
mobile, IN the interest of Y " c. A.
work, gave q very pleasing and instructive
entertainment in Mt Olivet NJ p Church.
this town, last evening to a large assem-
blage. Miss Dorothy Elderdice OF West
minister, Md, daughter OF Rev II. l..
Eldcrdice, formerly OF this town. was the
speaker, and by her excellent remarks
and charming personality won much
applause.
nington, with Miss Inez Bringgold Of
Washington, D. c., at the piano, de
lighted all by their renditions.
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GOOD WORK APPRECIATED.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, Sept. 20 Wednesday evening,
Mrs Edith Barker lngersoll was rendered
= surprise and reception by her CO.
workers at the State House III the office
of the secretary Of state. a feast OF
good things was spread in The reception
room Of the governors parlors and after
partaking of the bounties, Secretary Of
State Johnson spoke briefly of the SIX
teen years faithful service by Mrs.
lngersoll in that office, commencing her
good work The table decorations were
artistic and unique
Those present included Secretary of
State Johnson, Misses llerrlngton. Hop
kins, Sattcrfield, Goodwin and Sell, Mrs.
Ingersoll, Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs, Mar
earct Lynch Brown. Mrs Lucille Satter-
field Gooden, Mrs. Zcarfoss, Miss ELLA
Wilson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Scaford, Sept. 2O.-Ioseph b. Lord has
been asked by his friends to announce
himself as candidate for Representative
in the Legislature subject to the Rcpub-
lican primaries. Mr.. Lord is a member of
Town Council and very prominent
business man of the town.
Former Representative Joshua T..
Lambden of the Third Representative
district is being urged for the Democratic
nomination of recorder of deeds, and filed
his name this week Mr.. Lambden is n
prosperous farmer Of South Nanticoke
hundred, and lives about seven miles from
this town on the Seaford-Georgetown
road
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
LETTERS ON ESTATES.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown, Sept. 2O-RcRister of
Wills Oliver ID Robinson has issued
letters on the following estates
Eliza II. Moore. late of Georgetown
hundred. TO Charles J.. Moore, William
c. Conoway, late Of Nanticoke hundred,
TO James ". Elliott; Emma l. Johnson,
late of Seaford hundred. TO George NJ
Eddy; iettle T. Johnson. late of Lewes
and Rchoboth hundred, to Harry {.
Wright
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
DIED FROM A WOUND.

Georgetown, Sept 2O-Ncws was
received here yesterday from the Wash
ington authorities by l.. l.. Layton that
his son, Lieutenant Lawrence Layton,
of the Aviation Corps, who was reported
missing IN action on July lS, is dead
According To reports death resulted
from a wound he received the latter
part of August, five or six weeks after
the accident.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
NEWS OF LAUREL.
Special Ccrrcspondcnce Of Evcry Kvon

Special Correspondence os Evcry Evening
Laurel, Sept 2i--Mr and Mrs. j
Osborne Adams and children are spend
ing tho week M Ocean City, Md
Mrs Anna Cordrcy and William J..
KhniclSc, both of Wilmington, arc spend
ing two wrecks in Laurel and vicinity,
visiting friends.
Roger r. Ward Of Laurel has returned
from short visit To Wilmington.
Mrs Paul White, who had bccn visit
ing friends and relatives in Laurel and
Dclmar, has returned to her home in
Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin n. Goslce.
who were visiting MIR and Mrs. Albert J.
White, have returned TO their home in
Philndelphla
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
FUNERALS NEAR LAUREL.
Hcial Correspondence of Every Evc~trg

Special Correspondence OF Every Evc~trg
Laurel, Sept 20 Tho funeral o
Francis A. Horseman, who died T,ieeda,
morning at the home of his brother
William lIorseman, near Laurel, after .
lingering illness Of tuberculosis. wes hcld
today at the Oak Grove Methodist Prot.
cstant Church at Jestcrsvile, Md, Rev
MIR. Norris officiating lntermont in the
church cemetery. MIR Horrman war
10 years of age.
Mrs Mary +. Collins, 20 years oi
age, died or Tuesday a, the home Of ber
daughter, Mrs Columbus Blades. nj
Bladesvillc, from scnile debility. Her
funeral WAS held at Blades Methodist
Episcopal Church and in,orment made
at the Mount Zion cemetery, three miles
from Lsurel
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w. c. r. u. OFFICERS.
Special Correspondence of Every Evenlr

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel. Sept 2o-A meeting of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
was held "Wednesday evening ut the home
of Mrs Mary T. Elliott. in East Laurel,
and the following officers urrc elccted;
President, Mrs Minnie Watson; vice-
presidents. Mrs Emma Hitch and Mrs
Annie Carpenter; treasurer, Mrs. Leonard
il. Murphy; recording secretary. Mrs
ltta Nahh; corresponding secretary, Mrs
Annie Narvl. superintendent of flower
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
Kaiacr's Chaplain Gets Eagle.

Amsterdam, Augl 30 Emperor viii
liam has conferred the order of the black
eagle on his Lutheran court chaplain,
DIR. Dryander, who now becomes auto
mntically Won Dryander, as the order
Prusann nobility This is believed To be
the frrt time that n Lutheran clergyman
has been raised 10 the Pr,lssian nobility
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
GRAVEL FOR ROAD REPAIR.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Georgetown, Sept. 20-In order that
repairs may be made to the roads and
surrounding, at the Lcwcs Naval Base,
the county authorities have granted n
request of the Base officers Tor fifteen
cars of gravel from the pit Of Gravely
Hill
The boys from the base, il is said,
will be employed to get out the gravel
and 1t is likely they will used be to place
a short sidetrack into tho pit in order
to load IL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
SUSSEX WEDDING.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Seaford. Sept. 2O.-Miss Nellie vii
hams, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs "
Williams, of near Wesley. and Harry r
Blades, son Of Mr. and Mrs T F. Blade
of near town, were married "Wednesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
RICHARDSON PARK.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Richardson Park, Sept % The Parctt
Teacher Association of Richardson Park
has planned to resume its activities for
the ensuing school year In tins COT
nection there will he business meeting
next Monday evening at O'Clock fol
lowed by reception ia the now teaches.
10 which all patrons Of the school arc
invited
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20

missions, Mm. Harvey w. Hastings;
superintendent OF Sabbath observance,
Mrs. William W. Phillips; press agents,
Mrs Sallic Ellis.
Following the business scseion n COLA
tion was served and pleasant social hour
was spent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
FROM SOLDIERS IN FRANCE.
tlprcial Correspondence Of Every Evening

uprcisl Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, Sept. 20.-Mrs. Samuel 6.
Mitchell, received cableeram, this
weck, from her son, Lieutenant Morris
r. Mitchell. who is nj the front in France
stating that he waa well and happy
MFR and Mrs Alfred Stilty recently
received letter from their son. William
Stilt,, who went 10 France with the 3oath
Heavy Field Artillery, stating that he
had been promoted 10 corporal and placed
in charge OF the artillery stables.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
Hna Arrived Ovcrscns.

Harvey ] Day has sent word of his
safe arrival overseas to his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. William s. Day. of Hillcrest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20

Lost something7 Try n ciarsifcd adver-
tiaement in Every Evening Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
ASKED TO BE A CANDIDATE.

evening by Rev. J. II. Gardner at the
Scaford circuit parsonage on Pine street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20

Todd and William Tinelc both of near
Nassau.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
The New Fall Silks

assortment Of the New Fall Silks, pd
81 a Yard inches wide
Special Quality Satin de black silk especially
and skirts $3.50
shades
shade will look
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-20
Our Fall Dresses
Are Beautiful Beyond Description

&
adequate them all
fabrics Every model distinctive fashionable and good
blue blue and black decidedly
attention Second Floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-01-06

WI ", right A most
picture Of a Ger
q. Iothe airplane-
y down in flames by
s ssa anti-aircraft gun.
'e'ure was taken at
Instant .I,t Of the ma
falling, and scores
|, suen troops and peas
r.. .' DC seen running to
'%e'e of the disaster.
Pictorial pr.xA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-01-06

Above This Brit
ish camel driver
with a transport
corps in Palestine
takes a chance with
his pet camel.
udcj1rood
To the rig h t.
rench stretcher
bearers pause on
the battlefield to
examine a capt
ured German ma
chine gun. The
dead Boche in the
foreground met his
fate defending this
same gun.
K0del q Herbc,f
To the left-One Of
the military carrier
pigeons Of the y. S.
Army Signal Corps
s. h o ling how
the capsule contain
ing the message is
inserted in the ring
att a c h e d to the
pigeon s leg.
inter f't(J,1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-01-06

H M Queen Wilhelmina Of Holland leading
column of Dutch cavalry after mano-uvres.
The Dutch Queen is justihably proud Of her
small but decidedly efficient army and takes
most active interest in it's operations-often
taking part in them herself c, rAeo. uoussouu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-01-06

The left-An unusual
ne showing an mum
+ Flanders battlefield,
one a splendid
J why progress is so
4 on this front. To the
's' the picture German
= aie buried in a sea of
~ The only safe travel
''s this desolate waste
!, we, the little board
= that have been con-
geo by French en-
etts
Ffct. Press