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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-23

he maintained, our rights consecrated,
our treaties respected and our liberty
conso' 'didated.
''rhc blood of it's children which
flowed with YOUR own in the sublime
cause of liberty authorizes our people 10
express these wishes II he rtily desires
10 be allowed by your victorious armies
to keep this device We want to re-
main what VIC arc
May its dclivercrs dispel its appre-
tensions II will have for them an cter-
nal gratitude
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-23
New Food Saving Sign.

4 new sign, indicating toe necessity for
the pubic saving food, has been placed
on he board At Tenth and Washington
streets L Is neatly done and viil serve
TO impress upon people he need TO save in
order thai millions Of hungry people IN
Europe may not starve.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-23
Sunshine Meeting.

The regular meeting of Cynthias
Helpers Branch Sunshin Society will be
held at the home of Mrs. J. Nelson Talley,
No. - West Twenty-third street, next
Tuesday evening A thank offering will
be received for the Thanksgiving Cheer
Fund All members are asked TO con
tribute, and to be present at this meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-23
TO ADDRESS SOLDIERS.
Dr. Randol pin 10 Speak at Lakehurst
tamD

Rev Herbert i Randolph will 90 TO
Lakehurst. ~ j.. on Monday, and in the
evening will deliver the address at The
military and hospital camp on the oc-
casion Of the Thanksgiving service
On Tuesday night, DR.. Randolph will
make IN address az the Thanksgiving
Community Sing at the High School
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-23

tir Moth "hy o ria and ,r1ac
aird thI prn2 brtter'
-oonp1 jEftr H tat r. 2 rIr
'or wth youoR laj tthrr rir N-.
4no' per ti'c II rrf to Inert' Pune
Br-,l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-23

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results Proved to the salts
faction Of many and will be to you. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-23

salute you, proud to believe the debt still
unpaid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-23

You try an Every Evening want adv
The diamond drill., 1918-11-09
Notice for Publications a.

U. S. Land Office, Maraneteat6AI INbc !
octoberet6l 1881
NOTICE is hereby givene thatatMa1a
Sells, assignee OF SUSAN n .VRdssgsr,
widow of Charles w. Rogegsr theh torot
mer Max Sells. OF Floreneec I, ,lBfereed
County. Wisconsin, hasa filedednin ththi
Office his application to ioeetat anfiefa
the provisions OF Sec. 23osORMeStsta
United States, Lot OF sesed HTororu
ship Al. North Range go aWpses5Si iNie&hI
gan Meridian.
Any add all personsn latmimn dad
versely the lands describeds dQrodesteit
ing TO object because. ofoyhehemtneGsfs
character OF the land, orofofoanYretdtf
er reason, to the. dispossiato tthehsrel
plicant should file their afAdadAkats off
protest in this office on, arobe6efcrth VI et
25th day OF November, 1858.
JOHN L. HEHiffsfff.At&N,
oct2s-5t R@istste
The diamond drill., 1918-11-09

The Red Cross Wants Automobile
Drivers for Overseas Duty.

Following an urgent call from
France for Red Cross drivers and me-
chanics, the American Red Cross
created the automobile and mechanical
bureau. and established its general
headquarters in the city OF Chicago.
They also selected Chicago as the
permanent location for their training
camp and barracks, known as Camp
Scott, 6046 Cottage Grove avenue.
This camp Is under the direction OF
Major IL. p. Harding. well known
automotive engineer. OF Chicago.
At the Barracks there is complete
work shop and the men are required
to take machines apart aisi rebuild
them. Competent instructors are al
ways at hand to explain the functions
OF all parts. Competent instructors
OF all parts. Demonstrations OF all
possible accidents and breakdowns
are given and the quickest methods
OF repairing are shown.
! Special grounds for all kinds OF
driving are a unique feature. Sec
tions have been laid out to represent
No Mans Land. Large pits are laid
out representing shell holes; forma-
tions of brick and debris of all char
acters are strewn over the driving
paths and the men are required 10
drive through at certain speeds with
certain loads before their grading is
given.
Daily lectures are given the men by
prominent engineers OF the automa-
tive and lAechanical industries. Each
week every possible machine break
down or trouble is covered by lee
lures and actual field demonstrations
Arrangements have been made with
number OF garages and repair shops
in Chicago whereby the men will
daily spend several hours in actual
repair work and in many cases build
| ing new cars. The work Is graded
and marks are given daily, the meth
DDS OF grading being the same as us,
ed in technical schools.
$40 a month and maintenance 4,
paid while overseas and half pay and
maintainance while in training.
This department. is open for mef
under Is years OF age and over 46 OF
for those in class 5, 4, 3. 2. Applicant
must have one years experience II
driving
A paid up insurance policy OF 81 ,00t
is given each man on date OF embark
alton. Headquarters 52S Peoples Ga,
Building, Chicago, Illinois
The diamond drill., 1918-11-09
LEGAL NOTICE.


Notice.
To the Stockholders OF the Tobin
Exploring, Mining and Manufactur-
ing Company:
You will please take notice that
the regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF The Tobin Exploring.
Mining and Manufacturing Company
will be held on Tuesday, November
10Th, 1918. at three o'clock in the af-
ternoon at room number 1904, First
National Bank Building. at the south
west corner OF Mason and East Wa
ter streets in the city OF Milwaukee.
Milwaukee county, Wisconsin. and
that such meeting will be held for
the purpose OF electing a board OF di-
rectors and for the transaction OF all
such other business as may come
before the meeting and for the tran
saction OF any and all business that
may properly be laid before the reg
ular annual meeting Of the corpora
ton.
Dated October 29th. 1918.
VERNON T. WAKEFIELD,
Nov2-2t President.
The diamond drill., 1918-11-09
HELP THE GIRLS.

The girls of our county are about
to undertake the earning OF money
pledged to contribute TO our County
War Chest, to help swell the amount
and also to feel that they are working
toward speedy victory for our army
Can you help them? You sometimes
have home tasks or errands you would
be glad to pay the girls for doing.
When you have, will you notify Miss
Eccola at 55w, the agricultural office,
who will see that the information Is
placed in the hands of some of the
girls? II will no doubt prove OF mu-
tual service to you and the girls.
The diamond drill., 1918-11-09

follows: Ayes. Supervisors Forsberg,
Perkins, corbett, Udd. Wanzer. Flood,
Robinson. Rowe. counihan, Richards.
Nays. none. Carried.
Moved by Supervisor Rowe and
supported by Supervisor Forsberg
that the board adjourn until Novem-
ber 9th at o o'clock a. m.
w. j. RICHARDS, chairman.
John Wall. Clerk.
The diamond drill., 1918-11-09
HOLD YOUR LIBERY BONDS.

The owner of a Liberty bond Is the
bond creditor OF an honest debtor, and
one who is amply able to meet its OBJ
ligations-the United States IL is
poor business to exchange such a
bond for stock OF any sort OF specu-
lative nature. Hold your Liberty
bonds as a part OF wisdom as we'll as
part OF patriotism.
The diamond drill., 1918-11-09

Department or the Interiuror US.
Land ONCE at MarquettsteM aaitsdpst !
Sept is. 1918.
Notice is hereby givenet al as e0esed
William Bunker whose popbaGbdnc sdad
cress is Grand Rapidsd Mnd1ohd di ididpnot
the 22nd day OF Nov. 19l7lIilermiththi
| Office Sworn StatementusnanApDt
ton. No. 04265. to purohahasth ehlOuot.
section 2s, township 46sE,rRmgsgs5 81
w. Michigan. and the timhsbeth erseuet
under the provisions OF 9th eh Q cect of
June 3. 1878, and actstammdnAafurt
known as the "Timberer anind Stoasd,
Law" at suca value as imirAeli,ebsrnidt
by appraisement. and thshapugssssAa
to such application, ;theh la nindnittt,unj
Der thereon have beene apps ptsadedb byt
entryman at $4,000, thehtinhapeess ssunI
ated 25 NJ board feet at ~ AQ0pepebdI u
and the land $1,000, thahasaiAilpO1bll
cant will offer final prooeomtnuSupyoft
OF his application andcBwnrnrrststa1@
ment on the 2Sth day of oNdvcushapet
1918, before the RegistrarasnlnRdz B dzsteit
er. U. S. Land Office. atatAfasanstt3sk
Michigan.
Any person is at libertsttotpr rptoss4,
this purchase before .entnyryprotnini
tiate a contest at anyn tirnnbetecodt
patent issues, by nlinea eocpehossts4
ed affidavit In this offseBce, allssetenk
facts which would defsaeat athehSnArfrf
Entryman names ASA wttresssssd
Burt Hogan, Marquetesis, Mslbcn. G q
Evan johnson. Grand RapA4atsMh1ehl
Ed Johnson. Sidnaw, MicsahankbP asrdl
Prish. sidnew. Michisann.
JOHN L. HEafFaSGAN&.N,
sept21-st. Rdsisascet
The diamond drill., 1918-11-09


33. 79c. Des. wrong.
Total. sl0.55.
Amounts paid township treasurer to
be referred TO the supervisors for col
lection from treasurer or bondsmen
with costs.
I 1913-und 55-64 ne of sw sec 30,
AZ, 33. sic. Paid township treas.
1914-Und 2-3 lot sec s, Al,
81. $2.04 Paid township. treasurer.
1914-ne OF NV sec IL, t AZ, 80
, $3.50. Paid township treasurer.
1s15-Und 1-6 ne of ne sec Is. t Al
r 81. 36c. Paid township treas.
19i5-Und 1-6 NV of ne sec is I Al,
r 81. 36c Paid township treas.
1915-Upd 1-6 ne of NV sec Is. Al,
r 81. 36c. Paid township treas.
1915-Und 1-6 NV OF NV sec Is, Al,
r 81. 36c. Paid township treas.
1915-Und. 1-6 lot /. sec is, Al, 7
81. 36c. Paid township treas.
1915-Und 1-6 lot 2 sec is. Al, !
81. SEC. Paid township treasurer.
1915-Und 1-6 lot 3, sec Is, I Al, ]
81. 36c. Paid township treas.
1915-Und 10 lot 4, sec IS, I Al, 7
l31 36c. Paid township treas.
1915-Und Ia ne of Sc sec 4, AZ, I
81. $424. Paid township treasurer.
1915-se OF NV sec 2, AZ. 32. 81 IL
Paid township treasurer.
1915--se of sw. sec z. AZ. 32
$S65. Paid township treasurer.
1915--se of NV sec II, AZ, S2
s2.7S. Paid township treasurer
1915-Und 1-2 sw of NV sec Is, AZ
r 32. s5.19. Paid township treas.
1915-Und 1-2 Sc OF NV sec Is, AZ
32. s7.76. Paid township treas.
1915-Und 1-2 ne of sw, sec Is, I AZ
r 32. s6.04. Paid township treas.
1915-Und. 1-2 NV OF sw sec Is,
AZ, 32. 1904. Paid township treas
1915-Und 1-2 sw OF sw sec IS,
AZ, 32. s7.76. Paid township treas
1915-Und 1-2 sc of sw sec is, AZ
r 32. $9.92. Paid township treas.
1915-Und 1-2 ne OF NV sec 10,
AZ, 80. $4.09. Paid township treas
1915-Und IL NV Of NV sec 10, AZ
r 80. s5.42. Paid township treas.
l915-Und 1-3 ne of ne sec 20, AZ
32, 73c. Paid township treas.
1915-Und 1-3 NV OF ne sec 20, AZ
+ 80. 73c. Paid township treas.
1915-Und 1-3 sw ne sec 20. AZ,
80. 73c. Paid township treas.
1915-Und. 1-3 Sc of ne sec 20 AZ
r 80. 73c. Paid township treas.
1915-Und 1-3 ne of NV sec 20, AZ
r 80. 73c. Paid township treas.
1915-Und 1-3 NV of NV sec 20, AZ
32. 73c. Paid township treas.
1e15-Und 1-3 sw OF NV sec 20, AZ
r 80. 73c. Paid township treas.
1915-Und 1-3 Sc of sw sec 20, AZ
32. 73c. Paid township treas.
1915-nw OF sw sec 20, AZ, 81
$216. Paid township treas.
1915-Und 1-3 sw of sw sec 20, AZ
r 32. 73c. Paid township treas.
Village OF Alpha
1915-Lot 16, blk 4. 99c. Paid twI
treasurer.
1915-n 1-2 OF sw Of NV sec s, 4:
r S2. s2.1S. Paid township treas.
1916-sw of ne sec Is. AZ. 81
$20O5. Paid township treas.
Total, $112.94.
The diamond drill., 1918-11-09
Stambaugh Township.


Amounts TO be reassessed on the
township at large as rejected taxes
for the reason given in margin.
1914-Und IA NV of Sc sec IS, AZ,
r So. s26l Enron. ret'd
1s14-Und 3-S ne of ne sec 20, AZ,
r 35, soc. Enron. ret'd,
1914-Und 11-20 lot /, sec SO, AZ,
SO. &c. Enron. retd
1914-Part sw of Sc sec /, AZ, So.
1924. Enron. ret'nd
1914-Part sw of Sc sec /, t AZ, r
35. $1S5. Enron ret'd
Village Of Stambaugh--
19l4-Lot ., blk 3. $11Ss. Enron
ret'd.
Plat OF Caspian
lsI4-lot /. blk 2. s2.97. Enron
retd.
1914-Lot 3, blk /. 75c. Descrip-
ton wrong
1sl4-Lot1 blk 2. s149. Descrip-
tion wrong.
ls14-Lot 10. 1s. blk 2. s14s. Des.
wrong
19I4-Lot 1920, blk 2. s14s. Des.
wrong.
1914-Und 1-6 sc OF sw sec SO, AZ.
35. sl.S3. Des. wrong.
Village OF Stambaugh--
1914-Lots 29-3O. blk .. s24.26. Used
for church purposes.
1914-Part of NV OF sw sec SO, az,
35. s27.50. Des. wrong.
eClover a Addition to plat OF Palatka.
1916-Lot 3. blk /. s1.04. Caption
wrong.
1916-Lot 5, blk /. $1O4 Caption
wrong.
1s1s-Lot 6. blk /. s5c. Caption
wrong
1s1e-Lot IL. blk /. s1.29. Caption
wrong.
ls1s-Lot 1, blk 2. s1.29. Caption
wrong.
1sIs-Lot 2. blk 2. ,i.oi. Caption
wrong.
lsis-Lot .. blk 2. si.o4. Caption
wrong.
1s1s--Lot IL blk .. s1.O4. Caption
The diamond drill., 1918-11-09
Mansfield Township.

Amounts to be reassessed on the
stownship at large as rejected taxes
for the reasons given in margin.
1914-se OF Sc sec "a. As, 81.
.39c. Enron retd.
1915-sw of sw sec 20, A, 81.
.S343. Tax II. Land.
1915-Lot 6, sec 32, A, r 81. s1.42.
Tax III. Land.
1915-Lot sec 32. A, 81. $212.
Tax H. Land.
1s15-I<ot 2..sec %, A, r 81. s1.17.
Government land.
1915-Lot sec 23, A. r 81. $2.95.
Government land.
~ a9l5--Lot sec %, A, 81. $2.95.
pGoyernment land.
\ 1s15--Lot sec %, A, r 81. $2.95.
Z 4GoTernment land.
3.,ss. 19l5--Lot z, sec 23, { A, + 81. s2.95.
~ 1915--Lot s, sec 20, t.44, 81. $40.
Government land.
III 51915--Lot ., sec 90, A, r 81. $1.70.
>Goternment land.
N15-Lot IL, sec 2S, A, 81
$12.92. Government land
Total, $Ss.65.
Amounts paid township treasurer to
be referred to the supervisors for col
dection from treasurer or bondsmen
ssswith costs.
1915--sw OF ne sec 2, a., + 81
s295. 4. Paid township treasurer.
19l5-Und. 1-3 ne of ne sec 10. A
81. 1905. Paid township treas.
l915--se ofyse sec Is, A, 81
s8O5. Paid township treasurer.
.''f l9l5--Lot s, sec 2S, a.. 81. 94c
Paid townshiptreasurer.
1915a-seE OF sw sec a, 45, 81
s2.36. Paid township treasurer.
t915--sw OF 3 G sec 4, As, 81
F.s2.3b. Paid township treasurer.
$S. 1915-ne of fssw SEQ is, I As, r 81
!, 4Sc. Paid township treasurer
1915-ne OF sc sec IS, I 45 r 81
4Sc Paid township treasurer.
1915-nw OF Sc sec Is, 45 81
4sc. Paid township treasurer.
191s-nw OF NV sec 26, 4S, r 81
s11.22. Paid township treasurer.
Total. s27. 30.
eHS Mastodon Township.
amounts To- sbe yeassessed on tn
township at large as rejected take
for the reasons given in margin.
1914-Und 7-S lot s. sec 16, AZ.
%. s149 No such lot.
1915-Lot 2. sec 1, IL, 32. $50
Government land.
1s15-Und 5-S sc OF ne sec 35, { 4:
80. s1.74. Ia II. Land.
1s15--Und 3-S ne OF sw sec 80.
-. 30. ssc. Tax III. Land.
1si6-s-10 NV OF ne sec 9. { Al. r 81
s1c.A AIndef.
1ef< Lot .. sec .. ~. 81, s2.i'
Des. srong.
1sn lind. rs lot 8, sec 1s, AZ,
80 ss. Des. wrong.
The diamond drill., 1918-11-09

wrong.
1s16--Lot 13, blk 2. Sl.04. Caption
wrong.
lsis-Lot IA. blk 2 si.o4. Caption
wrong.
lsls-Lot Is. blk 2. sl.O4. Caption
wrong.
1sis-Lot 16. blk 2. s1.O4. Caption
wrong.
19ls-Lot IT. blk 2. $1.O4. Caption
wrong.
lsle-Lot is. blk 2. s1.O4. Caption
wrong.
19ls-Lot 22. blk 2. s1.O4. Caption
wrong.
ls16-Lot 23. blk 2. $1.O4. Caption
wrong.
1sls-Lot 8. blk 3. S5c. Caption
wrong.
1s1s-Lot 6. blk 3. S5c. Caption
wrong.
lsis-Lot Z, blk 8. soc. Caption
wrong.
1sle-Lot s. blk 8. S5c. Caption
wrong.
1s1s-Lot .. blk 8. S5c. Caption
wrong.
1sls-Lot 10. blk 3. S5c, Caption
wrong.
1s16-Lot IL, blk 3. S5c. Caption
wrong.
1sls-Lot l2, blk 3. S5c. Caption
wrong.
lsls-Lot 1s. blk 3. s5c. Caption
wrong.
lsls-Lot 4. blk 3. S5c. Caption
wrong.
1sls-Lot II. blk 3. S5c. Caption
wrong.
1sl6-Lot IS. blk 3. S5c. Caption
wrong
1sis-Lot 10. blk 8. SIC. Caption
wrong.
lsl6-Lot 20. blk 8. sl.O4. Caption
wrong.
1s1s-Lot 6, blk 4. S5c. Caption
wrong.
1916-Lot /. blk 5. s1.O4. Cap wrong.
1916-Lot 2. bk 5. S5c. Cap. wrong
191e-Lot 3, bk 8. soc. Cap. wrong.
1916-Lot 4. blk 5. S5c Cap. wrong.
1916-Lot "a. blk 5. Soc Cap. wrong.
l916-Lot 2, blk 6. S5c. Cap. wrong.
1915-se of NV, sec 81, A, 81,
$277, Government land.
Total, $177.2S.
1913-Und 7-10 OF entire sec 2, I AZ,
r S6. $40 Paid township treas.
1914-nw of NV sec 16, AZ, Sc
1894. Paid township treas.
Lohoff's add
19l4-Lots 1915. bk 4. $14S. Paid
township treasurer.
Plat of Caspian
1914-Lot 12, blk 5. $712. Paid
township treas.
Total, $2O192.
City OF Crystal Falls.
Amounts to be reassessed on the
city at large as rejected taxes for the
reasons given in margin.
19l4-e 1-2 OF Sc sec 10, 43. 32
$2.S3 Enron ret'd.
1914--w 1-2 OF Sc sec 10 AZ, 32
s2S3. Enron. ret'd.
19l4part sw of sw sec 90, AZ,
32 s22.S4 Enron ret'd. n
1914-Lot S10. $4.51 Enron ret'd.
Wagner & Carey add
1s14-Lot 20. blk 4. S4c. Enron
ret'd.
Lot 81, blk 4. 34c. Enron. ret'd.
Wagner & Carey Add
1s14-Lot 81. blk 4. 47c. Error
retd.
1sl4-Lot 20, blk 4. 47c. Enron
retd.
l9l4-part OF W 1-2 Of ne sec 29,
43. S2. $11.O5. 1ndef.
/, 1914-Part of sec 20. AZ, r 80
$6.19. Indef.
!. 1914-part OF lots 229-2SO. s117.Sl
Indef.
r Total, $1697S.
Amounts paid city treasurer to b
referred to the supervisors for col
lection from treasurer or bondsmei
with costs.
Wagner & Carey Add
1913-Lot 10-11-12, blk 2. $3.50
Paid city treasurer
19l4-LotLot 2, blk 5. 3Sc. Pal
city treasurer.
1s14-Lot 2s9 sls.26. Paid cit,
treasurer.
l9l4-Lot $3.50. sl12. Paid cit
treasurer.
Wagner e. Carey Add
1914-Lots 10-11-12. blk 2. $15.9'
The diamond drill., 1918-11-09

1919. Paid township treasurer.
19l5-nw OF NV. sec 10, As, 30
s3.79. Paid township treasurer.
19l5-sw of NV sec 15, As, r 30
s3.79. Paid township treasurer.
1915-se OF NV sec is, 40, ~.
1919. Paid township treasurer.
1915-nw OF sw sec Is, t 45. S4-
sara Paid township treasurer.
1915--se OF ne sec 16. 45, S5'
1919. Paid township treasurer.
lel5-ne OF ne. sec II, As, 30
1919. Paid township treasurer.
1sl5-nw of ne. sec II, As, 30
s3.7s. Paid township treasurer.
19l5-sw OF ne sec IL, 45, 3D.
s3.79. Paid township treasurer.
1915-se OF ne sec II, 45, 80
1919. Paid township treasurer.
1s16-nw of NV. sec 10, AZ, 30
s13.60. Paid township treasurer.
1916-n 1-2 of Sc OF ne sec 2S, AZ
n 35. S2513. Paid township treas
1s1s-nw OF sw sec 20, AZ, T 30
.s14.s6. Paid township treasurer.
I916-nw OF sw sec 26, I 45, 30
sS6.29. Paid township treasurer.
1sl6-sw OF sw sec 26, t 45, 30
.s6.2s. Paid township treasurer.
19f6-se OF sw sec 2s, As, 30
1890. Paid township treasurer.
1916-nw of NV sec 10, 4S. S6
S10.49. Paid township treasurer.
1s16-sw OF NV sec 10, AZ, 36
:s1O.4s. Paid township treasurer
Village of Iron River
1sl6-Lot Is, blk 10. $3.50. PAID
St wnship treasurer.
1sfs-Lot 6. blk 20. $17.46. PAID
stownship treasurer.
1s1s-Lot z, blk 80. s24.7i. Pait
Ftownship treasurer.
Riverside add. Vii. Iron River
.1916-Lot 8, blk s. $5.S2. Pait
township treasurer.
rs16-Lot G, blk s. s4.S6. PaiC
township treasurer.
Youngs Addition
1916-Lot 13. blk 4. $3.SS. PaiC
township treasurer.
Aliens Addition
1916-Lot 2, blk g. $1049. PaiC
township treasurer.
Carlson's Maple Valley Add
1916-Lot IL, blk 3. $1.05. PaiC
township treasurer.
1909--nw Of NV, sec 3, "A, 36
$3.50. Paid township treasurer.
19e9-sw of NV sec 0, A, 36
$3.50. Paid township treasurer
Total, $532.50.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-07
GIRLS! ACT NOW!
HAIR COMING OUT
MEANSDANDRUFF
"Danderine' viii Save Your Hair
and Double Its Beauty
at Once.
Try This! Your Hair Gets Soft,
Wavy, Abundant and
Glossy at Once.

Save your hair! Beautify it, 1t is
only a matter of using little Dander-
inc occasionally to have a head of
heavy. beautiful hair: soft, lustrous,
wavy and free from dandruff. 1t is
easy and inexpensive to have pretty.
charming hair and lots of it Just
spend a few cents for a small bottle
of Knowlton's Danderine now-an
drug stores recommend it-apply a lit
tie as directed and within ten min
utes there will be an appearance Of
abundance; freshness. fiufiness and an
Incompatible gloss and lustre. and try
as you will. you can not find a trace Of
dandruff or falling hair; but your real
surprise will be after about two weeks
use, when you will see new hair-fine
and downy at first-yes-but really new
hair-sprouting out all over your scalp
-Danderine is, we believe, the only
sure hair grower. destroyer Of dan
druff and cure for itchy scalp. and 1t
never fails to stop falling haiRsat once.
II you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really Is. moisten a
cloth with a little Danderine and care
fully draw 1t through your hair-tak-
ing one small strand at a time. Your
hair will be soft, glossy and beautiful
in just a few moments-a delightful
surprise awaits every one who tries
this.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-07
HOUSE TO VOTE
NEXT WEEK ON
ALIEN STACKER
Representatives Prod Sec.
retary Of State Lansing
for Delaying Action.

For five hours the House engaged
in turbulent debate yesterday on
the so-called "alien Stacker" ball.
Several roll calls indicated its GER
tain passage. An agreement design
ed to assure a vote next wednesday
was entered by unanimous consent.
Representative Burnett of Ala
bama, author of the bill, declared
Congress has waited as long as
could be expected for the State De-
partment to complste separate
treaties which, he said. It had prom
ised to finish by January 1. 1913.
American people won't be put OF
until 1t is too late," he added, while
the alien Stacker says to the Ameri-
can worker you go fight. I take
your job"
Chairman Flood, administration
spokesman as head of the Foreign
Affairs Committee, pleaded for fur
ther time for the State Department.
He said. Secretary Lansing would
be embarrassed in negotiations now
pending.
Mr.. Burnett retorted that a show
Of decisive action by Congress
might prod foreign nations, now
"stalling for time" into an agree
ment.
Representative Gordon Of Ohio
declared the bill was put in simply
for political effect.
A test vote came when Chairma n
Flood tried to prevent consideration
of the measure. He was voted down,
110 to IS.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-07
JAIL Terms given
ARK GAMBLING MEN
Stiff Penalties Handed Out to Pro-
moters of River Resort.

The celebrated gambling ark case,
which ark was located south of Al
exandria In Hunting Creek, Fairfax
County Va, and which was raided
January %. was disposed of yester-
day In the Circuit Court for Fairfax
County, Judge ]. B. T. Thornton pres
siding, when Edward Heath, ST., Jo-
seph Heath, James Davis and Charles
Eckstein, following pleas of guilty
Of conducting gambling, were SEN
fenced by the court to serve two
months each in jail and pay fines of
800 each
The execution Of sentence was sus-
pended until March IS, and each of
the defendants was released on fur
nishing bail bond in the sum of
$1,000 each until the foregoing term
of court.
The foregoing sentence and fine was
the lowest allowed under the law
Two Of the defendants, Edward
Heath, jr., and Bernard Heath, plead
ed guilty to playing the game and
they were fined 800 each and dis
charged.
The court directed the gambling
paraphernalia seized aboard the ark
when the raid was made. now in the
possession of the sherifr of Fairfax
County. to be destroyed.
The defendants were represented bv
Attorneys Edmund Burke and Fred
erick P. Russell
The Washington herald., 1918-02-07
VETERAN EMPLOYE
OF DISTRICT dead
Robert E. Doyle Succumbs to Dis
ease Contracted While on Duty.

Robert z. Doyle, who died yes
terday morning at his home 1855
Otis street northwest, following an
illness of three weeks, will be
buried tomorrow morning in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
Low mass will be said at Sacred
Heart Church at 10 o'clock, and the
body will be taken to Mount Olivet
Cemetery and placed In a vault.
Mr.. Doyle was 81 years old and
had been in the employ of the Dis
trict government since 1884.
During the Civil War he served
on the monitor Catskill and the gun
boat Tioga- He was a member of
John A. Rawlins-Post, G. A. R.,
and president of the st. Vincent de
Paul society of. the Sacred Heart
parish, a member of the Holy
Name Society and a charter men,
ber and organizer of the Keane
Council of the Knights OF Columbus.
He has been a trustee of the Coun-
ell for the last ten years.
Mrs. Rebecca Johnson Doyle, his
wife. and four children. Ruth, AL
berta, Hugh and Robert E. Doyle,
jr., all of whom live in this city,
survive him.
Robert E Doyle, father of the
deceased, presented to the nation
and put into place the stone which
serves as the base for the corner
stone of the Washington monu-
ment.