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lmnutFy.
Second Lieut.: J., Y; Leak appreciated Sec
signed for duty with Fortleth Division.
First Lieut. Everard Arlington Lewis APP.
pointed Captain OF Infantry, National
Army.
Quartcrmsster Corps.
Capt. q. c. Bosom, Jr., to New York. Chi.
cago. Racine, Milwaukee, Chicago and
st. Louis, on official business and upon
completion return to station.
Capt. Charles Mayer from present duty TO
Auxiliary Remount Depot No. al6. camp
Gordon, for duty as Quartefmaster and
Adjutant.
Adjutant Generals Department, National
Army. and will proceed to Camp Custer
for duty with School for Bakers and
Capt. j. L. Glascock to Fort Williams.
Maine. for duty as Coast Defence QUAR-
Capt. Harry Atlardt Kiuegel in addition to
present duties will assume duty as as
sistant TO officer In charge OF utilities at
Camp Lewis, Washington.
relieved from present duty hy First Lieut..
L G. May, Quartermastcr 'otps. Ma
tional Army, will proceed to washing
ton. ID. c.. for duty.
Miscellaneous.
Board Of Officers to consist Of Lieut.: CO...
Alex II Davidson, Quartermasier Corps'
Capt. Cecil Hooke. Quartermaster Re
serve Corps, and First Lieut.. w. Stanley
Bouton, Quartermaster CORPS Nationai
Army, appointed to meet at Camp Up
ton for examining such officers as may
be ordered to appear before board.
Following from office OF the CHIEF OF En-
as instructors In School Of Topography;
Capt. IL. 1. Mcdonald. Engineers Re
serve Corps; Second Lieut.: ID. X shep-
Special orders No. ia which appoints a
board of following officers to meet at
Fort Riley, Kansas. revoked: MAJORS q.
w. Cook. T. ]. Flynn. J. J. Reddy.
Board of officers oconslst OF Lieut. Col.
q. w. Cook. Medical Corps. Nationei
Army; Majors X w Kinurd, Medical
Corps, and ]. r. Wetherbes, Medical
Reserve Corps. appointed to meet at
Fort Riley for examining such onicers
as may be ordered to appear before
board
The sun., 1918-07-17
COMMERCIAL SPACE LEASED.

The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the store at l2s to 1872 White
street to the Wynkoop- allenbeck-
Crawford Company at an annual rental
OF $4,000 space In 81 Beekman street
10 Il. Y. jacobson and a suite OK Offices
IN the Lorsch building at 81 and 80
Maiden lane to Isidore Holober.
NJ Geller. dyer and fnisher. has
leased the top loft at 224 and 226 East
twenty street, containing $4,000
square feet. for term OF years on an
aggregate rental OF $4,000 Charles @.
Keller was the broker.
NJ. l.. Hess have leased the store and
basement at 25 to 29 West Thirty-flrst
street for term CT years to the Fed
eral snap Fastener Company at a rental
aggregating $4,000: also with He'll 4
Stern. the store and basement at TO TO 81
West Seventeenth street to Baruch, woir
& Co. woollens.
The Woolf Laboratories, manufactur-
ers OF disinfectants and dairy sterilizers,
have rented loft of $500 square feet at
81 and 80 Park place. George Kean ne
gotlated the transaction.
NJ. II. Tropeuer has leased a loft at
i7l7 Broadway to the Original Shirt
Hospital.
Pease & Gilman have leased q lott In
81 and 80 East Thirty-second street to 8.
L. Cells.
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LARGER YoNKERs HOSPITAL.

st. Joseph's Hospital of Yonkers has
purchased additional realty for the en-
argernent of the institution at the
northwest corner OF South Broadway
and Nark street, and extending within
a short distance of Jefferson avenue.
The new acquisition involved the prop
erty occupied for number of years by
the Crescent Athletic Club, and was
secured from Frederick Brown.
1t has a frontage OF 1915 feet, with n
rear line OF 1876 feet and measures $50
and 1863 feet on the southerly lines re-
speotiveiy, The holding price was $780,
900, Joseph Sweeney of Yonkers ne
gotiated the deal
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BUYING HOMES IN BROOKLYN.

John L. Sullivan. a builder, has sold
So Fifty-ninth street, two family, two
story and basement brick house.
Realty Trust has sold for Alec Build
ing Company the one family semi-de-
tached brick dwelling, at 2o21 Sixty
FIRST street. Mapleton Park. to Abraham
Schwartz OF Manhattan. for oc:JL.cy.
Samuel GalNzka has sold for q. j.
Woolstein the three story brick store
nue. J. F'latbush.
f. j. Hollahan has sold the cottage at
Sl Sevety-ninth street for the Wilma
Construction Company. and resold the
two family house at 1877 Bay Ridge ave-
nue for A r Stone.
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OLD METALS.
buying prices are as follows
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE

registered In stock values In an active
closing market yesterday on the Corsol.
dated Exchange. Final prices were the
highest for the day. FaV orahla wal
news and confidence that the German
drive would be checked were the inspira.
ton for the general advance. which Wa.
most pronounced in the last hour o.
trading. Steel common was the dums.
naut factor in the trading and led Ia III.
sharp advance Of the final hour. Minor
steel shares advanced point or more
The movement in Steel common WA
duplicated in greater or less degree il
the remainder N the list. Trading ir
Liberty Loan bonds was fairly active.
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An addition Of size equal TO the pres
ent structure Is 20 be made to the two
and three story service building at $40
to Sol West Twenty-thlrd street. ac-
cording to plans filed yesterday. The
new building will have a frontage of
so feet. C.. c. Moore is the owner: NJ.
NJ. O'Brien Is the architect, and has es-
timated the cost at $4,000.
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NEW SILK WORKS FOR PAssAIC

PAssAIc. n. j., July ia tract of
land at Erie avenue and Feronia Way
has been purchased by the Alliance Silk
Company OF New York, which will erect
manufacturing plant on the site. Tho
John ]. O'Leary Company. building
contractors Of Passaic. has been given a
contract for the construction OF a fac
tory with ofices and accommodations.
sTxllj feet, which will cost In the neigh
borhood Of $4,000. Operation Of the
new factory will start in the fall, and II
very likely that the company will
move its entire plant from New York to
this town.
The sun., 1918-07-17
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

CHRISTOPHER ST, 2s, to a sty dwell
ing--Switzer Institute and Home, ~
christopher st, owner; L NNo,o. oo oo
ssp ST. $40 and 55l West, to and sty
service huiIdlnV-C C Moore, 1871 9Th az.
owner; NJ NJ O'Brien. ~ East SON 81,
architect 10. ~
WALDO Av n " cor Greystone av sty
hollow tile dwelling, 6.sx26S--cornel!us
NJ Bren, ass = ls0th ST, owner; w o
TAFT. 47s Rossmore ev' Bronxvii'e' ase chi
r-NpERHILL Az, s. 10 Randall nv, |
sty frame dwelling. lex26-Antonio dc
Pirnlar. 2O69 Westchester av, architect;
cost Observation-Disclosures. .....,....Sl,SO 500
NELSON AV. s 5, $40 L l7tth st. sty
brick tenement. 5Qxs3t; I Court Co.
owner: Chss Kreymborg. 22+o Quimey
ay. Architect; cost ........,,,,. 9,OOO
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RECENT FLAT BUYERS.

Charles q. Wright Is the buyer OF the
Bonnefol. the six story apartment house
at the southwest corner Of Audubon ave-
nue. and 10th street. sold recently by
'ne george A. Fisher Company.
Louis jacobson IN the buyer Of the Ave
story tenement at PIT East Ninety
seventh street sold recently by ]. s.
maxwell for Mrs. Sarah f. Lawrence.
berent c. Gerken Is the purchaser OF
tne SIX story fiat at 534 East ls5th
street. sold recently by Frederick Brown.
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NEW BROOKLYN FACTORY.

A four story concrete light manufac-
turing building, with foundations for
four additional stories. Is 20 be erected
at 149 to 1853 Schermerhorn street. ex-
tending through to Livingston street.
The property was sold recently by the
Dime Savings Bank to holding COM
pany.
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STORAGE MEN TAKE LOFT

The Broome Street Warehouse, incor-
porated recently by H. C. Mullener. NJ
V. Reilly and X. II. Forster as directors,
has leased for term Of years the 1--WE
story loft building at 456 Broome street
from the Amsel Construction Company
OF Brooklyn. which purchased the prop
erty recently from Felix NJ. Warburg.
The structure is being altered into a
warehouse by the owner
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SELLS 1000 YEAR LEASE.

ownership OF one thousand year
leasehold. comprising the four frame
dwellings at 220 to 226 East I17th street
passed yesterday to Anna l.. Morrison
through foreclosure. The buyer was the
plaintiff in four actions brought against
orciila Mackellar and others, the knock
down figures totallng $4,000. The leases
on the houses were executed in June,
The sun., 1918-07-17
RENTING IN THE COUNTRY.

Kenneth Ives & Co. and Harry c.
Frost OF Sound Beach have rented the
Wright cottage at Sound Beach, Conn.,
to Mrs r. ]. Mayor for the season. and
for f. j. Lucas his 81 orefront place
known as Twin Gables TO Paul Alexan-
der for the season.
The Payson McIA Merrill Company
has leased furnished for the summer
season for Lieut.. George de Forest Lord
TO Allan McCulloh OF Alexander q
Green his property on Knotta street,
woodrhere. l.. I.
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MRS. POTTER SELLS ARAToMA.

Mrs Frank Potter has sold her sum
mer home at Katonah, to James ]. Hoyt
Of Kenosha, Wis. The place, known as
Aratoma, is one of the finest N this
section Of Westminster. II consists OF
sixty acres. largely farm lands. The
country cottage Is OF Italian stucco, and
Y IL set OF by sunken gardens beauti-
fuily laid out. Aratoma adjoins the
property OF William Fahnestock and the
sumner homes of Grenville Emmett and
George Nicholas. JULIA Beverly Higgins
negotiated the deal.
The sun., 1918-07-17
METAL MARKET.

While the protest OF consumers was
being made against the 26 cent price Of
copper the market ruled quiet. Since
the Federal authorities have decided not
to interfere in the matter, trading has
become more lively and sellers have re-
allied some large orders. Most OF the
metal Is In demand for war purposes.
July Ie. July 10
Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked
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DWELLING FOR SMALL SUITES.

Pease 4 Gilman have laased for a
long term Of years for II. II. Landon
the five story .'znerican basement dwell
ing at 40 East Fifty-nrst street, be-
tween Park and Madison avenues. to
the Club Operating Company, which
leased last week 40 East Fifty-frst
street opposite through the same brok-
ers. These houses will be furnished and
small apartments will be offered for rent
in them.
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street, for Robert Kueb,er to Edna Nav
oates, who will remove here from
Nyack, 96 South Eighth street, for Will
lam Hom1lAihs TO Amy Balduc, and $50
south Eighteenth street for Fred Diem
fenthaler to Paul Fuchs.
The sun., 1918-07-17
PEAsE q ELLIMAN DIRECTOR.

Pease & Gilman announced that Jo-
seoh A. Rauschkolb. who has been with
them for twelve years, was recently
elected director OF Pease a Gilman
because OF long and faithful service, and
because OF his remarkable euccess since
he became a broker. to which he has
worked up from Office boy.
The sun., 1918-07-17
NEW BROOKLYN SCHOOL.

Shampan & Shampan are preparing
plans Yor two story business school TO
be located on the north side Of DeKalb
avenue. SO feet east of Tompkins ave-
nue., for the Eastern District Business
School, as owner.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders At
torney.)

with name and address, OF Ienders AT
torney)
ESSEX ST. . 8. SIS 8 Rivinston Of. isex
so, pr mtg Sii.oeo-Hayman kotlikski
i22 Essex ct. to Depositors Assets corpn.
Iis Nassau st, July s, 1916; atty. Adolph
waxenbaum, at Bway. .......... 900
NTH ST, 8 s. 3Sti1 =. Avenue A. lslx
i00ll-Joseph Herzlich. 1875 Bathgate
ay, 10 Harriet b Piester. . w 122d ST.
April !, 1918; atty. Title Guar q 4 CO,
paaIn s bWay 7i-7I; New st. o. ii ana 10
Century Building Co TO Joseph ID
Thieriot, Oyster Bay, l. I. April l6. 1901
atty. Title Guar & Co. l7s bron I'd
way ..,.......,........, L....~.t1VV,VVV
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SALE OF DYCKMAN PLOT.

Commissioner Thomas F. McAvoy has
sid the block front OF eight lots. 200x
100 feet. with stone barn on 1t. on the
south side of West 215th street. extend
ing from Seaman avenue to Park Ter
race West. for cash to client of David
Stewart
The sun., 1918-07-17
UPTOWN DWELLING LEASED.

The Houghton Company and Jones
Sullivan have leased for Carl Callman
the four story and basement dwelling
at 40 West Eighty-sixth street to Ann
McDermott.
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18TH ST. REALTY SOLD.

Tho four story American basement
house on West 137th street, reported
sold yesterday. was 2ss. measuring
l5.6x100. The buyer Is Marcus L. Osk.
The sun., 1918-07-17
MORTGAGES.
Downtown.

(South OF Fourteenth street.)
JOHN ST. s. le3s william at. 1tsx
e1.7-John Realty Co TO the Trustees of
tho Universalist Relief Fund. IS Park
Row. yrs. SIS: atty. Title Guar A. r
MADISON ST, 9 s. Is Scanned 81. S6x
8sxls. Abramow!tx to Flor
ence 8 Austin. $40 Z 18th at Bklyn, due
July Is, 1929, So: atty, Title Guar a T
Co, l76 Bwsy .........-.......B.0c 600
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RECORDED LEASES.

JACKSON Av. 5s0-2-4. alI-Katharina
Schlaier 10 Harry Brick. $50 Jackson
av, 10 yrs from July J., 1918; atty. 8 s
Loff 200 Fifth av. 49,. So. 900 and $1,000
The sun., 1918-07-17
NEWARK DwELLING BUYERS.

Charles F.. Kraemer has sold at New
NIX. y. j.. the dwellings at 1877 Parker
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Borough of The Bronx.)

ALEXANDER Az, ais. n 9 c lssth ct, COX
loG.6-Anna J. Shoemaker TO Archibald
McInnes. 95l u l<3d st, July l2, due as
per bond. atty, G. CO. 17s
g, n MpsoN 'sr 1925, ':;;1ic,ctsliiSS.
Lipiner to Aionzo jackson. Armenia,
Duchess county, N Y; prior mtg $4,000.
July is, due as per bond: atty, 7 q d
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SATISFIED MECHANICs' LIEN.
Manhattan.

9TH ST. 90 and a. west-Ienox sand
and Gravel Co agt Nathan II Jarvi, ss
al; July IL. ls1s............,...* S2s's2
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

BEEKMAS ST, 6s-b. mtg S6,o55-Robert
" Todd. err, Mary 8 Todd. to Robert
W Todd ct al. trus. ass Dway; attys.
Todd a 81 John. ass Bwnv. .......s 5055
ESSEX ST, ss-s. mtg ,5o0-Hsbrew
Orphan Asylum to Samson Lachman. St3
w l0sth st: attys. Lachman g. @, So
Rronx.
1S5TH ST 3s7 E---Jo cob Roeser 10 SEVERN
7 Helxman. 21to Fulton at. Bklyn; atty,
Otto Lackman. 4a3 r 1s1st at. .t100
SAME PROPERTY-Raymon A Sweeney
ct oil to Jacob Roeser. alto Fulton at.
SAME PR6pERTY.Mary p Dunn,
admrx. to Lillian Sweeney. 1905 Morris
av. and ano: atty. same. ..... -. os5
FEATHERBED LANE, 8 Q, ass W Nelson
av 2a4xlIo-Msry A Demsey TO VIM
Dempsey, Forest Hills L I; atty. p
Donellan. 40 Nassau st......... $500
woODYCREsT Av. e 8, sl3.lo . 1ssth 81.
75x1oo--Jessie c Mcbride to Nathaniel
Mcbride. GreenburEh. N Y; atty, D
Levy. 45 W llsth at. .............S6 $500
SAME PROPERTY-Nathanie A Mcbride
to Margt McDermott. 327 ct Nicholas
av; atty, same. ................... S5.50O
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(East Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)

(East Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
'isr ST. and rt.d "a M,sts. ,7vs ss
y Y Title & Mtg Co. la6 Bway. 9 yrs.
MADISON Nv. cor sotih st, ;os"sGw
,SScS a.n sna 5$ H ATTY! l 'sy m"
s.T Ri ST. ST. 4 n" Z. sisioo,s.Dalias Holding
Corp to Bond & Mtg Quar- Co. rs Rem
Tis Quar- nsyni due ~, 9s EsT bomb $50
io2'aLISa,. Fondiler 10 sami Kssimsr,
1921, ,6Ss atty, Jos G Abramson; so
,.r lrf 81. =. 1851. Park AZ. ;s.tises@Do
mtg ,i7,5Oo, duo July / ls3l, az .tty,,
9TH KaF1 ST. F ssss % s az, sic'iS
Louis jacobson to T Calam Lawrence,
admir-. White Plains. Y. yrs. So;
West Side.
west of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
10Th ST. n s. s57 W eth av. ,lxioc5-?l
" soth st Corp to Edw 4 Morgan. q
.o ETfs 81. i hfeios sn Az
Ressie Rufenacht. s3i w 5oth at, to Y
Titis Mtg Co, 1875 Bway. 8. y1s
SANE PRopERTY--sismfie to Natalie 4
Johnson, 1854 Il eist st. prior mtg q 900,
yrs, so atty. same. $4,000
Uptown.
tManhattan Island. north OF iioth strset)
lseD ST, n ., 1875 eth av. 2oxsg.li-The
baptist Temple and the pastor. Rev Mar
cellus b Hucie3s. 10 Bronx Security and
Brokerage Co, 2bs e lash 81: atty.
Isaac Levison. sSs Il l3sth st. 100 mos
6qc ......,............. .....,,..... $500
AMSTElD AV, ., tll l+7th st,
ebxlOO-John NJ Ftnaian to Central
Union Trust Co OF " Y. Edw Chaplin.
yrs. 6h%; atty. @ Co, l7s
nwsy :. ccr ;;;,o;h =; iilS;SSoo
Chas q Wright TO Geo a Fisher Co. az
Riverside Or. prior mtg $4,000. due July
is. 1920; atty. T co, l76 Bway,
S% ..................,.. $500
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

ssTH ST 257 to 26S WI Sewcomb Mfg
Co ast Congregation B'Sai Jeshurun.
owner; McNulty Bros, Inc, contrac-
tOTh vac
5TH Az, 5l2-5it-7Lenox Sand g. Gravel
Co agt estate OF William Ziegler. owner:
McNulty Bros. Inc. contractors. .S329S2
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REAL EsrATE-CoNNrCrICUT.
FOR RENT.

conn. RIVER --Furnished cottages farm
Laurel. frst station south Of Middletown
sSO-SiO per month. +, h, Afford, X. NJ
p. MidiletOwn, Conn.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

CORSER Once, u windows. overlooking
Bryant PHr!i 10 West 10Th, Room 1908
OFFICES. s2a 20 $50. 3O-story buIIIIns
10 West ivth, Room 1908.
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Bronx.

10th ST, so7 E-Harry weinstein sgt
Rosie Klein. owner and contractor. 1858
FRANKLIN Az. l3s5-Cuy Kalamein Co.
Inc, aEt Talmud Torah Of Beth Israel.
Mr. Kern, president. owners; j. Linn.
contractor .................. ...t1
APPLETON AV. e cor Fort Schuyler I'd.
42xs0x irreg-Hugo c Cook aGt Elizabeth
Buhler, owner and contractor ore
The sun., 1918-07-17


Capt. j. r. Kittrell from Camp Greenleaf
to Camp John Wise. Texas, for duty,
Major j. q. Flynn from Base Hospital No.
l. Fort Sam Houston, to Camp MacAr-
thur for duty as assistant to Camp
Surgeon.
First Lieut. N. C. Marvel to active duty
Fort Oglethorpe, for instruction
Carts Robert l. Hubert W II W stter.
son: First Lieuts. J. A. Bradbrook, n.
j. Haywood.
Following to active duty Fort Riley for
instruction; Capts. Otto Il, Heb, Hugh
g Rowlett. Samuel A. Swenson; First
Lieuts. Carl ]. Aithaus, Edmund Bech-
told, J, f. Castles, 7. I. Draney. Roy
H. Edmiston. C. ID. Fanton. j. l.. Ferris
NJ f. Greer. A. II. Haynes, Lloyd l..
Held. Paul G. Insham, Everett W. John
son, w. +, Lockwood F. J. Mcdonald,
C. s. Menzies, c. II. Meyer. @. II. Miller.
J. W. Neptune, Wildwood NJ. Nebit r,
w. Netherton. II. II. Olsen, 4. W. Par
sons, w. g. Reilly, Howard I. Sieg, J..
The sun., 1918-07-17
ARMY ORDERS
Special DespofcA TO The Sun.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE War De-
partment issued the following army orders
The sun., 1918-07-17

Second Lieut.. J. V. Leak appointed Sec
ond Lieutenant National Guard and as
signed for duty with Fortleth Division.
First Lieut. Everard Arlington Lewis APP.
pointed Captain OF Infantry, National
Army
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-03-26
DARW A MOIST
CLOTH THROUGH HAIR
DOUBLE ITS BEAUTY
Try This! Hair Gets Thick, Glossy
Wavy and Beautiful
At Once.

Immediate? Yes! Certain?-that
is the the joy of it. Your hair be-
comes light, wavy, fluffy, abundant
and appears as soft, lustrous and
beautiful as a young girls after a
Danderine hair cleanse. Just try
this -moisten a cloth with little
Danderine and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one small
strand at time. This will cleanse
the hair of dust, dirt or excessive Oil,
and in Just few moments you have
doubled the beauty Of your hair. A
delightful surprise awaits those
whose hair has been neglected or is
scraggy, faded, dry, brittle or thin.
Besides identifying the hair, Dander-
inc dissolves every particle of dan
druff; cleanses, purifies and invigo1-
ates the scalp, forever stopping itch
ing and falling hair, but what will
please you most will be after a few
weeks use, when you see new hair
fine and downy at first-yes-but re-
ally new hair growing all over the
scalp. If you care for pretty, soft
hair, and lots of it, surely get a small
bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from
any drug store or toilet counter for
a few cents.
(adV)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-03-26
LONG DISTANCE TORPEDO STUD.
led BY SIGNAL CORPS.

Development of an aerial torpedo
which it's inventor, Lester P. Barlow,
of Philadelphia, declares offers new
and terrible means of carrying the
war into Germany, is under study by
the Signal Corps. Barlow calls his
invention lOng-distance flying tor
pedo.
with this weapon" he said, eve
could blast the German empire to
pieces, drive the populace from Ger
man cities and munition centers, stop
all industries in Germany, intimidate
the people and cause them to- flee
from industrial centers."
The inventor said he planned to
build the torpedoes to carry 1900
pounds of trinitrotoluol, the highest
explosive known to modern warfare.
and hurl them 500 miles through the
air to destroy whole cities.
''At present" he said, mo defense
known could stop the tOrpedoes, rs
they would be launched at night by
the thousands and would pass
through the darkness to a distant
city or other objective point and
there destroy themselves and every
thing else in the vicinity"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-03-26
PUBLIC AND HIGH SCHOOLS TO
OBSERVE "TEMpER ANCE DAY"

The Legislature has passed this
bill:
"1-That there be one day in each
scholastic year of the public and high
schools of the State of Kentucky to
be known as Temperance Day and
that the fourth Friday in October OF
each year is. hereby designated as
Temperance Day. This day shall be
observed as such in each public and
high school of the State, or if pre-
ferred in each subdivision thereof.
"2-The State superintendent of
Public Instruction shall have pre-
pared and furnished in due time to
every teacher of said public and high
school of the State suitable pro-
gram to be used on said Temperance
Day.
"3-It shall be the duty of the
State Superintendent of Public In
struction to have prepared and fur
hished to teachers in the public and
high schools placards printed in large
type which shall set forth in attrac-
tive style statistics, epigrams, mot
toes and uptodate scientific truths
showing the evils of intemperance
and especially from the use of alco-
holic and intoxicating beverages of
all kinds and from cigarettes.
at shall be the duty of every
teacher in the State paid entirely or
in part by the State to keep posted in
a CONSPICUOUS place in the school room
occupied by said teacher, one of the
said placards."
The States that have this law now
are Kansas, Oregon, Alabama, North
Dakota, Tennessee, Missouri, New
Mexico, South Dakota, South Carolina
ond
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-03-26
MEN WANTED FOR U. S. NAVAL
RESERVE,

Lieutueant j. H. Teach, in charge
of the Kentucky Recruiting District.
with offices at Louisville, Lexington,
Covington, Ashland, greensboro AMI
Paducah, has received orders TO
enroll as many men as possible in the
u. S. Naval Reserve Force. Thirty
were sent away Immediately for an
Eastern Training Station, but most
men enrolled in the near future to
await call to active duty. About
four hundred men waiting for call in
Kentucky will leave on April 1st for
training in the East.
For several weeks enlistments from
the whole State of Kentucky Were
limited to 25 per week, due to the
authorized complement of the Navy
being filled. Another increase has
been made. When that order was
received, over 100 enlistments We're
being made daily from Kentucky
alone.
Lieutenant Teach states that men
going in the Naval Reserve for gen
eral service have practically the same
duty and status as the men Of the
Regular Navy. One advantage for
the Reserve being that when man
1 eturns home after the war, portion
of his pay goes on and is sent to him
by Government check, for a period
not to exceed four years after enroll
ment The age for enlistment is Is
to 35 Men under 80 must either
produce a release from draft board or
a birth certificate signed by parent
or guardian and witnessed by post
master, minister, merchant or re-
cIuiting agent.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-03-26
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JACK PICKFORD JOINS U. S. FLY
ING SECTION.

Jack Pickford, movie actor, enlist
ed in the aviation section recently
and is in New York to begin train
ing. He is now below draft age.
Jack Pickford is brother of Mary
Pickford and has been a motion pic
ture star on his own account for
about two years. He was married
last year to Olive Thomas, who left
comedy to join the Triangle
picture forces.