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Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-06-19
Buy an Eddy for
Economy

We have sold Eddy Refrigerators for many
years and we do not believe they can be equaled
in food saving and ice economy. Made of white
pine they will not warp or split and are fitted
with heavy brass hardware and slate shelves
and come in galvanized or porcelain lining. Ice
Chests from SIPS to $4,000. Refrigerators
galvanized from $4,000 to $4,000. Porcelain
lined from $4,000 to $500. Ask your neighbor
who probably owns one-we'll abide by her
verdict.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-06-19
An Attractive Dining Room Improves the Meal

for pleasant surroundings are an aid to good
digestion. Your dining ROOM the one room
where all the family gathers, should be pleasant
and furnished in good taste. You can rely on
"Megary's" furniture for beautiful designs and
inherent goodness. There are suits here to fit
all dining rooms, and at wide price range. One
particular suit especially suitable for the small
room or apartment comes in oak and mahogany
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-06-19

with genuine leather seats and made in straight
plain design and is priced in oak $4,000. And
in mahogany $4,000 for ten pieces. Really
worth S225.OO and $4,000 today.
Other suits in Queen Anne Chippendale Shera-
ton and William and Mary designs, come from
S225.00 up, for ten pieces in walnut and mahog-
any. And you can also get the separate pieces
if your room is small.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-06-19
Services at Head of Christiana

Sunday School will be held at
the Head of Christiana Church
next Sunday at Las. Holy Com
munion will be observed at the
church service which follows at
2.3O.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-06-19

mothers, as they stood up to face
their pitiless murderers, held them
in their arms.
1.-THE six babies were the child
Flevet, 3 weeks old; Nellie Pollet,
II months old; Maurice Betemps,
II months old; Gilda Genen, Ii
months old; Gilda Marchot, 2 years
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-06-19

old. and Clara Struvay, years old.
Evening came; the soldiers
were fumbling among the mass OF
dead. Some were still living; some
by a miracle, were uninjured. And
these were dragged from the pile
of bodies and made to dig a pit
and to tumble into it the bodies of
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-06-19
NEWARK OPERA HOUSE
PROGRAM WEEK BEGINNING
Thursday Goth

Thursday goth
Margarita Fisher in "ANN'S FINISH" A comedy
drama built around finishing school Pearl White
in Eighth Chapter of "HOUSE OF HATE"
Friday 2lst
Alice Joyce with Marc Mac Dermott in "WONlAN
BETWEEN FRIENDS" Story by Robert w Chambers
Also-A Big Nv" Comedy.
Saturday 22nd
Vivian Martin in THE TROUBLE BUSTER
News of the World and Roscoe Arbucke in "A RECKLESS
ROMEO" a two-reel comedy.
Monday oath
No Pictures
Tuesday 25th
Annette keermann in "a DAUGHTER OF THE
GODS million dollar spectacle in eight reels One o
the most wonderful pictures of the age.
Wednesday 26th
Emmy Wehlen in THE SHELL GAME" From, the
novel Good Will and Almond Shells" by Kenneth !
Roberts,
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-06-19

the victims of the tragedy, their
relatives, their neighbors. and
their friends"
There are 100000 reasons why
every American should buy War;
Savings Stamps.
There are 100000 American
babies under 2 years of age.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-06-19
BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE
MODERATE PRICES

of unusually
p
Beautiful suits
les trc
alton of not neas prices
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-06-19

lect floor coverings from the best makers and
of. the best designs and we can fit most any
room. Whether it be high grade Wilton or Az
minister or an inexpensive fibre rug for the bath
or kitchen we can meet your wants
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-06-19

With the leaving Of the cows out
to pasture the increase in produc-
ton of milk was 35 percent greater
for the month of May than of
April. With the increase produc-
ton came the fall of prices and the
farmers received as low as six
The following table gives tn
in the Diamond State Cow Testln
ed more than 1000 pounds OF bu
the period of 30 days ending May
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-06-19
DAIRY RECORDS
FOR THE MONTH
ISSUED BY COW TESTING ASSOCIATION

cents per quart for their milk. The
outlook for prices the next few
months seem very favorable and
the farmers are not wedding out
their herds as they had been doing
the past few months, but instead
they are building them up.
e names and records of the COWS
Q Association which have produc-
tier or As pounds of milk during
:, 1918:
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-06-19
Hundreds, Yes, Hundreds Of Rugs Are Here

And we're glad to have this stock now The floor
covering production is now way below normal
and rugs and carpetings will be difficult to get
and much higher Most of this stock represents
a saving of at least 80 per cent over present
prices. We have been extremely careful to Sc
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-06-19

ISAAC BECKER, official Tester.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26

William fAruum ucN feature. .r.,.
turc, True l'lur red blnoari
Nril" story of tho great En,NIr-
started 10 three daNs run At th,s
ihrdtcr YESTERDAY iu big business phI
You see IT. The great dramatic
screen actor again has ouc of ihosr
manly. dominating role. which have
made him 20 famous aud popuInr
Thomas Shntschl who IA vel. known
a. one ~ tn" most popular Irtdug
men ~ the movies. long leading man
io Nllllc hurk" IN her movie tea.
lures II among his support. aud the
chief frmale part ~ carried Nv AIDA
t,rason. whose remarkable work 49,
an emotional actress stood out 10
prominently In The bue Woman d"
Little Francis tufpenIcr chlld star
~ the big super production ~ Jack
and the Reanstalk, has prominent
part
The Rialto announces Cat u W
Gtifflths latest hig feature. The
Greatest Thing IN Iifc vii stiti a
thr"o- day run at this house SUNDAY
with the famous Grifuth ,a.t m
Guiding Lillian titsh liuhhN llarrnn
and others IN the chicf roles This
~ the very latest picture made h.,
the great producer ~ The n.rlh of
Nhtion" since his Heart. ~ the
World"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
GERMAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY
HOLDS SESSION AT C0BLEhz

ny Tho Associated rr,-,
tOHLt!NZ. Monday. bc, ID Ap.
p"als Tor the un ou ~ an the liberia.
parties which desire "a republic and
dn not wish the new Germany tu
fan into the htudy either ~ rrur.
tionaries ur socialists Vrrc uadr a.
meeting sunday of the icrman
democratic party which assembled
In Cohl"n1 to adopt . platform
The party desires united Gor.
many including G,rutu Au.rri.
equality before the ltN uf ,.uyrrs
~ all classes malc lud fruU,l,. frr,
dom of thought ana religion u frrr
rrc~ ana IRE" speech. hui Me- urm
trarN attacks nu m, right of the
church Families With many chu
dren, 4 IN declared, should he pro
tcctcd from excessive taxation
80 that the burdens ma, be- borne
strong industry aud healthy trade
are necessary. as well 49, freedom Of
trad, from the fetictH ~ war indus.
II designed Tho party advocates
free peasants on free snil Officials
must hc insured a livelihood "a order
to Insure good service There must
he sNmpatheuc care for tho war
wounded and for the depeudcnts nf
the fallen soldiers. Whrh would he
mad" - point of honor IN ,hr new
Germnny
Upon this platform. % Iv an.
nounred, the German democratic
party viii stand In tho national ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26

whites much ,i,rriisrd trd much
"lhNd about new serial "1ht i4gh'
hIhs Raijcr Tn" FIRST epIrudv Wll.
'''' c"iN ~ January Pear Nlu"
N''hiH upon = p'drNts tho," tlI uth
CTS 49, IN" queen ~ .'ti,I. llcr
serials are shown n b. claimed ~
every civilized country On the globe
hud h't popularity hrlis ~, nh,
" has been several Niuuth. since tu
pres, patrons rnloN'd . Pear White
serial the last or, hring u th, old
h"utc, nov tho Nialio the wei tr.
m"mhercd "Fatal Vlnr Warner
hi1nd, one of tho finest hr,,y m,u
before Tho screen Who vii hv tc.
no uih'ttd 1t ''Hl. .'te, rh, U,iIHu.
william IN "Ih tst' lu. . ,gt.n
"tr.,'" M.H White Do IH, Iu.nf
ming Riiicf"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26

rndaNs new hill m the ~ links
company ~ tho ifnHdVHv embraces
= delightfully."- interesting Not, hN
Ldsnr lidrnttt Who produces an the
PLAYS for these clever PLAYERS
MARY In tho title ~ tho play ana II
N forcgonr conclusion that NJ
barnett Al aud l,oic bridgc viii
contribute much tu It's success with
their splendid comedy There VIII
he spscial SCENERY, elaborate new
rnAlumps hud one ~ the hrN sing
Ing ana dancing programS NJ the
Npar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
Aviator FOUND h, ~"

IAlllS, hcc . The Y N & \
on November sa IN Strassbours
found Lieut. Richard Aldworth "
the aviation service. ~ san Antonio,
who had escaped from karlsruhe
with four priyatc- sll ~ whom had
walked from narmstsdl They left
10 Americans there They obtained
food and clothing from the Red cross
aud athletic equipment tobacco aud
money from "a ' NJ e 4 man IN
berlin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
STICKS TO BATTLE
UNTIL HELP ARRIVES
par,ng Isttic wiuh t.hns' Related
h, british Admiralty ~ I NV
Dcsroycrs same Men

lpNDDN, Doe. % Tho lons Of
M uIrlfh dccoy snip bunravcn In
, desperate battle VAN a German
..,bi...lt. tho story 90 which haa
rnu ..,n made public hy the British
admiralty constitutes one of the
mos daring and hcru'c episodes of
,bs tuisuhmarinc war with their
,,,.I dhlaze. and boxes NJ cordite
aud shells exploding every few min
,u,s the after gun crew stuck To
lbrIr guns until the magazine rN-
rI,Ici tnd blew them and their gun
into th, air Meanwhile the battle
aHh the submarine waH fiercely
uhgci
ThA action took place IN August.
iyi. The vessel was one OF the de.
cow which was commanded nv Capt.
Grrdou campbell who had previous.
IA Von the Victoria cross by heroic
And sIcccssful work IN decoying
subnlilncs to their destruction In
her role ~ an armed Hritish mer.
chant Sh y, the DunraVeu was zig
aggIng her course In the lanes
haunted 10y the submarines when "A
l.hoit opened fire upon her at
1000 wards The bunraNcu returned
and reduced her speed to enable the
Hun 10 oNertake her. TO coax him
on wireless signals were sent out
reading "IIelp Come quickly
submarine chasing and Ahcllns me"
Finally when the suhmarine'S
shells began falling close. the Dun
raven stopped and the uaual panic
Marty abandoned the shin The
punrAycn WAS then on fire ait and
tho submarine closed In To a distanc.
Of inO wards. hut wnS partly oh.
,currd from view hv dense clouds
o, smnk. isauing from the punra.
yrnH stern
Although he knew that the maya
me must explode II he waited. ana
thai a gun and "a GUMS crew lay con-
cealed over the magazine, CAPTAIN
Campbell reserved his fire until the
submarine had passed clear of the
smoke \ moment later there was u
heaV, exnloslon and tho bunrayrn's
nun and its crew were blown into
the air. The concuss on started the
nrc gnngs at the remaining run
positions Tho screens hiding the
runs were dropped and the only gun
that could be- hrought TO bear
opened fire. The submarine com
menccd to submerge knowing that
torpedo would surely follow, Can
tain Campbell had an the wounded
brought m aud concealed In cabins
The after part OF tn. punravrn was
q mass NJ flame. hut IN. crew fought
the rre with hose. while wrele.s
signals we're sent out warning all
other vessels 10 Keep below the hor.
sor so ~ not to interrupt the final
phase OF the fight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26

PARIS. Tuesday. Dec st-The
program Of the knights Of Columbus
for Chrlstmos day included the Civ
ing ~ turkey dinners At their various
huts In France and In the occupied
districts OF Germany for thousands
ot the members of the American es.
pedltlonary forces Tho Santa Claus
~ the occasion at several huts II
william J Mulligan. chairman Of
the Knights of Columbus war activi.
ties committee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26

, W N'''l' w i''N, liNf. 20. -~ The fol.
loving casualties are reported by'
'he commando ~ the Amcrican cS.
peditionary forces died Of dls~S,Ae
- wounded severely ei0. wounded
uosfee undetermined i.tll, wound.
81 slightly. lbii. total tOti
OKLAHOMA LIST.
MED ~ Di-a,s.
Private George Jennings. Musk ogcc
~crucants
William I Hardin, CorirL
". Henry. Slerwod.
Nrthur Higgins. Ch9taw.
frank Wslncv. Nynncwooi.
prt,atc-:
ltob~rt W white. t,tus.
John T., IS'lnicr. Mountain View,
Charles short neck, Gcary.
johnny John. Dustin.
trrd q. Biakely, .mclp.
Jap y. Morgan, Murphy
samuel j. Ca,nnd, WUod.
Soldier Keith. Stiilwcii
Anderson N,S lain Cock -on
Ten .. Griffin. Nav CuS.
Wounded severely.
Lieut.. Malcolm g. Onkrz Normal
Srrgcsnts:
Samuc, T.. Harrrli. sugicr.
t1c'c~ g., store, Tuls1.
torpprnls:
Edgar Il. smith. OskRioo~a.
Harris X. Rrr~cr Sailissw.
Mechanic Raymond 4. Brndcr. I'D
mond.
Cook Floyd VI. Maker, TshlcpuAh.
pri,Rtr-.
" iiliam &. Zimmerman. B,liinga
" Villain 4. Brookout. Gushing.
James Mc~hayR. huff
Ralph Whitaker. Upton.
Tom !. Atkins. Garvin
John =. Henderson. 1AA,!cluah.
Einorr u. Hicks, Bu,l-r.
Albert ". kDfron, blackwell.
Charles y. smith. Wirt.
Joseph Warren. OInry.
Arnold I. Thonins-on, Grarrmont
t1rm &. Poeuc. Calvin.
Hunter y shaver. Wayne.
JOHN J, Ri,cy. Mcdfoui.
D~lnnnr ,. Hinch, RUFF.
STANLEY u. kcs', ItRndlst
Chrsicr 4. Meadows. I0'cland.
,. l.. papeh. Movers.
Dan Lyons. Tulsa.
John r. Douglas. >psdsrho,
Grpycr Barnr-. Maud.
John u. sly. Yonkcrs.
Frank Wilson, sterling.
Marion VancIy. Rartlc~N i'lc.
Samuel j. WALLACE. Oklahoma GUY.
Rohcrt t.cndrcw. Oklahoma city.
I. l.. Wilson. Brtstow.
Woundsd slightly.
CorporI,ls:
Gruycr johnson. SnpuIpa.
Chc.,rr 4. Morris. Muldrow.
Warren wiley, Tulsi,.
Pri,Htcs;
Frank T.. Mctcalf. Splro.
John -. Miller, Ar,in,orr
John T. Cogburn. Eubanks.
Arh Y. Moorr. Mi,wwbcr.
Neal Oliver. Haskell.
Jc-s }. Parker, Warner.
Charles II. smith. Alcx.
John,J. Goi,rcs'k. Ai,a.
Charley Ryddlc~. Catoosn-
Charles r.. Nei~pn. McCloud.
John ". Jennings. ~ Ncno.
Chnrlcs ". Burton, Durham.
Charles ". James. Doilwo~th.
Rolpcrt v. Hall. Cornish.
ivcrSt ". skinner. Sapuipa.
u. n. Bailcy. Plain View.
Jc~~ ". Curtis, CosussNchr.
Hcrh~t u. Tartrr, Cornancbc.
Ionnic Walker, Bristow.
Jason Dennis. Agrn.
Rufus r. Risncr. k,owa.
l.. q. Sudick. Oklahoma city.
o.. D.. Woosin,an. Harmon.
v. r. Riley. Brokcn Arrow
X. y. Mcalcy. sulphur.
tvcrctt NJ. Mills. Tribbry,
Washington NJ. Itotrrtson, Kicfcr.
Howell ". BarnficId. Bristow.
o.. q. Howcrncwcr. kinHfishcr.
AicNandrr Dciu,n. tmus.
n - Ils.vunuhVuu l,uld
Andy J. Mann. Woodvilc.
Missing In Action.
Private tAri Miller. LINDSAY,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
Puts O. X. on
Bill of Fare
The DowncaS Dyrpcptic Takes
stunrt's DysIrpiir Tablets After
Eating and Its Stomach IN
Now = Twei,c-t ylin.
der Racer.

Tho old-timc Crouch is nov a
sunny Jim. Instead of feeling dun.
stupid, irritable and dirEy after cat.
ing. he takes Stuarrs Dyspepsia
Tablet and IL bright. active. good
naturcd and full OF pep" Ito puts
his q. X on the entire bill of fare
everything In good from the soup to
the pie and cheese and sets snug and
comfortable
once you learn the remarkable nc-
ton Of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets In
diRc-tinE food. preventing and oNor-
coming gasriness, heartburn. sour
risingr. hump IN your throat gakg ing
ana the other dlstresses of indiges-
ton you will eat what you want at
any time without the slightest dis
trcss. Oct a b0-cent box at any drug
store and Join the throng of i've ONES
who are doing their bit and doing 4,
again overtime.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
MAJESTIC

Delighted audiences at every per
forinancc greeted rex ncachs --latest,
film story, Too Fat To Fight st
the Majestic yesterday.
% Thrills and laughter struggle for
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
Personals

H. M.collum aud wife. form
crN Ms. Margnrct Murphy. s"ni
Christmas rreenngs to their man'
fticuds IN Tulsa from Nr~ YORK
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26

NEW YORK Dec - The Rev
" Wilbur Chapman. noted ~ an
evangelist. died here todBN. lie was
operated upon few days ago,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
rI,ANNIi> COT >IN k,NsNsl

Ia the northeast ~ tho northwest uf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
In the Oil Fields
NlNTlNI ~ IRuW rKl,rplNU y
Nilpkt> NlliipM N'hrti

NlNriNI ~ IRuN rKl,rplNU rNGi
Nlipkt> >ltNoW Webster a
hrHtuu en-" rIuddug lu tho uut IA
hair ~ the northwest ut lN.lH.
luuis Ncro allotment Naguucl
,uuuir
Mrllru-o nud nlh"ts have = tulur'
VA th, uuiihWsst ~ the northeast ut
~ ~ a. Martha Harrison hrm
N'brt,r \ thuu ti' moving iu
tHtW
tutsuu and uh,r- Gulud tn set
the aiui 81 IrE ulpr depth hut tr'
dttllus dorpcr iu 'h, 80 MARY
Int,. Itw lu IN, west htlf ~ the
northeast ~ g.lN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26

Muuay . Northup iH nnck tr"m
Camp plN. where he has hrrn ,un
nr'trd with tho tank Cntpr. and SAYS
that Ne htd ~ least one month ~
strenuous tlaiuiug
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26

Milton 4 Nalvin ~ lradfuti,
Penn. the man Who organized anti
tuberculosis Tnnltariums. hoth in
bradford ana pll ttty. has hr-n ~
Tulsa fnr The last few days ana has
received a warm welcome Num hiH
numerous friends here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26

curtis NryAu visited In wichita
NeHterdaN ANA was greatly missed
around the Petroleum club whero
he haA hust ~ fricnds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26

Tho I o Investment company i7
irilluE tt $50 iuct iu the 80
llurttN M the touthctst ot thc
suuthchsi ur ~. 20
The k,llN pu S,udi,itr so I Sul
litan IN the northeast ~ the south.
th-t of il.l1.li aud kenny aud
others 80 Iuy Nv the uorthwr.t
~ the southwest ~ "a Is are tan
urus at 1"a fc't
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
Official American
Roll of Honor

NASl'lNGTpS. Dec. IS --T The fol.
loving casualties are reported by
'hc commando ~ the American cS-
pedltlonary forces bled ~ dlsr,se
- wounded severely. 9iO. wounded
degree undetermined. itll. wound.
81 slightly. l5ti. total. tOIi
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-05
GUARD RECOMMENDATION
 OF U. s. OFFICER

Boston. Feb. 5 - New England are beginning to fall into line with our suggestions for pro- tecting their plants" said Brig.-Gen. John A. Johnston, commander of the Department of the Northeast, last night. His remark was called forth by the perusal of an appeal sent out by the New England transportation conference urging factory owners to guard industry against harm from enemy aliens and disloyal citizens or cranks. The conference opposed the calling of soldiers from their training to do guard duty.
 Gen. Johnston praised the Norton Co. of Worcester, which he said had carried out independently the plans department officials were recommend ing. The plans consist of keeping careful record of employees, daily in- spection of property under a responsi" ble head, and cooperation of loyal employees to detect possible trouble makers.
 As an illustration of disregard Of needed precautions at some points. Gen. Johnston cited conditions dis covered by one of his officers at a dock where guards were said to be maintained. The officer found the dock open to the public and was able to wander at will over all parts. The dock held supplies worth s1, ,0000G0. The officer finally discovered a single watchman smoking his pipe in a warm office The situation was called to the attention of the manager of the dock and more efficient guards were provided.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-05
INTERN TEACHER = FOR SHELTERING
 A DRAFT DODGER

San Diego, Cal, Feb. 5-Udor Rall, formerly teacher at a fashionable pri- vate school here, it became known to- day, has been taken to Fort Douglas, Utah, for interment during the war because of alleged seditious acts and utterances.
 Prominent San Diego educators fought the charges and vouched for the young mans character. One of the charges against Rall was that two weeks before his arrest he entertain ed in his room for several days a draft evader who was former Ger man army officer.
 Among his effects were found a book entitled "Ethics of Murder" /" files of the Emma Goldman and Alex ander Berkman trials, copy of "The Psychology of Violence" and much anti-draft literature. According to officials he had on his person a tele- gram from an eastern anarchist read ing:
 '.Stay where you are; you can do more for our cause as a teacher"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-05
RELATIVES GAN ASK INSURANCE
 FOR FIGHTERS
May Make Applications Where Men in Service
 Fail to Do So.

Hartford, Feb. 5.-Under new rul- ing regarding War Risk Insurance re- ceived from John L. Way, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Soldiers and Sailors campaign coun- cil bureau of the War Risk Insurance at Washington, by the Connecticut State Council of Defense, application for War Risk Insurance may be filed with the bureau by relatives of men in the service and the applications will be accepted provided authoriza- tion is received by telegraph or cable from the man in the service not later than the expiration of the time limit within which such application may be made.
 The limit set by the government for applications for War Risk Insurance is 12O days after the date of entering the service A large majority of Con- necticut members of the National Army entered the service at such a time that their limit expires on Feb ruary F. The Council of Defense has just sent to it's war bureaus and town committees throughout the state cop ies of a new poster which is headed, ''Is your soldier relative protected by Uncle Sam's Insurance?" This poster points out the law and the date when the time limit for making application orf the insurance will expire and sug- gests that the relative at home write or wire the man in the service at once in order that none may fail to take out this insurance before the time limit expires The poster also eX- plains how the relative at home may make application for the insurance provided the application is authorized by telegraph or cable by the man in the service.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-05
CONSTIPATION CAUSES OBSTINATE HEADACHES

When your head aches you VIII usually find the bowels have been inactive and if you relieve this condition, by clearing the 1ntes- tinal organs of the ferment1ng congestion of stomach waste, foul gases and bile, the head is relieved immediately.
 Remember this the next time you suffer from headache. The combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin sold by drug gists under the name of Dr. Cald- wells Syrup Pepsin, is hlghly recommended as gentle laxative that acts easily and quickly, With out griDing or discomfort. It con- tains no opiate, narcotic. or habit forming drug, is pleasant to the taste, and a most effective house. hold remedy. Mothers find it es- pecially desirable as a laxative for children.
 You can buy Dr. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin from your druggist for fifty cents. Get a bottle and have it in the house when needed. A trial bottle, free of charge, can be obtained by writing to Dr. w. B. Caldwell, 456 Washington St., Monticello, Illinois