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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-12

from lne OnQeTSelllng OlOre
qOur country The nations strained
to the utmost and market conditions consequently ab-
and procure prices imperative
therefore that than before the should buy wisely
these days of nationwide thrifty under
the tremendous of eaonable and dependable
merchandise at prices that mean genuine big savings
qThe that you money during these times is
actually public institution in the broadest of the
word "dog its b for the fighting the high
performs service of the value conceivable The that
community.
qSave the people money been the motto of Kaumans
Underselng Store since its inception. is the dominant
famous undseng policy the future face of abnormal market conditions
elt has been ambition from the very beginning to
and to attain to the highest possible point in the
Hc and successful method of realizing this ambition serving the
and serving them right all times That built public
why uppemo the peoples favor We know
TIE and we intend lex
g"Selng with eye to your future patronage is another
aim OF our store. Making profit is not the main
thing has thousands of dollars advertising and mnng
you your need sake Of any immediate profit We will sacrifice
you any goodwill eposed
to-day worth than money the invaluable
erence to losing confidence ability to undersen
qOw entire organization is devong it's undivided energies
to this battehat of fighting with tooth and nail the
mthe be obtained Months
power buying selling us
safe protection against the of of the lines of echan
position average profit
s Of TsF
SAVINGS.
qThurday March H. ushers in the Spring at
this big economy Extensive stocks of and de-
enda merchandise for Spring awaits your inspection Every department.
the contributed it's quota extraordinary Never has
w SiS1i Sf1 OF
- %kTIEM Z AEN
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-12
FORD PLANT FOR JERSEY

U-Boat Chasers to Be Built in Neigh
borhood of Newark
Detroit, March 12.-Henry Ford
will build a submarine killer plant
to cost more than $1,000,000 on an
SO-acre tract on. the Lincoln High
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-12

Use McNeirs Pain Exterminator-A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
Mormons Plan World
Drive When Var Ends,
Is Charge OF Pastor

New York. May 1.-As the result
Of the tremendous slaughter OF the
men OF this generation. the Mormon
church plans polygamy for all the
world. according TO DR.. T. L Mills.
OF the board Of home missions Of the
Methodist church
He declared that reports from their
semi-annual conference held in salt
Lake City recently suggest that they
are only waiting for the end Of the
war 70 start out on their world cam
paign-
An ezhortation by Joseph T. Smith
in his presidential address before the
conference. that all widOwers who are
not too old should feel IL their duty
10 marry again IS considered by DIT.
Mills as significant.
Just as soon as the war is over. 30
said Dr.. Mills. they are going to
make a tremendous drive 20 spread
pOlygamy all over Europe, because
they realize. OF course. that the ire
mendous surplus Of women over men
in all the belliEerent countries viii
offer such an opportunity for their
propaganda as they have never had
before"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
THOUSANDS
that HESPENT
THROWNAWA
Went to Hot Springs seven
times - Tanlac restores
his health.

81 can recommend Tanlac because
since taking u I feel better TIM !
have in years and believe If It helps
me IL viii help others said S ". Cur
liz OF 202 King William street, san
Antonio. Tex. recently
For twenty years he continued
Il have suffered with malaria, chills
and fever. ana while this seemed 70
be an, II was enough 10 put me out OF
commission have made seven trips
TO Hot Springs. besides spending
thousands CT dollars for other treat
ment and medicines, but got no re-
suits that 1 could notice. 1t was just
money thrown away I kept getting
worse, until I had TO give up my posi-
ton with the Gulf Refining Company
at Beaumont and for some time now
I haven't been able TO do any work
az all.
Tanlac is fast making a vel man
OF me I'm already feeling better
than I have in over seven years, and
I have just finished by second bottle
Of the medicine I wouldn't take any
thing on earth for the good il has
done me and I'm so glad 10 see my
health being restored that I feel Ike
telling everybody about Taniac-"
Tanlac is sold in El- Paso by Kelly
& Pollard Co., Inc. and Peoples Drug
Store. under personal direction OF g
special Tanlac epresentative--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
american Indians
Non Depoid OF Homes

WashinEton. p. C.. May 1t has
lust developed that there are at pres
ent bands Of Indians in this country
actually without homes Uncle sam
has not provided places for these
original owners Of the nation 10
1--we in ,
when the Indian appropriation bill
was debated in the senate senator
Thomas. OF Colorado. made humor-
Gus afiusion TO an item for $4,000
for lands for homeless Indians IN
California"
4 would vary this TO read FOR the
purchase OF homeless Indians for
lands in alifornia. said senator
an Nevada and Z think IN CALI
foruia and Oregon replied sen2 .l.,,
ssbu-st- 81 Arizona. who had the Dill
Ia charge. there are today and have
been for 40 or 50 years wandering
bands Of Indians. objects OF pity ana
charity. They are homeless, as the
bin states. and there viii be no mis-
take in passing the appropriation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
TRAVELETTE
By NTKsAH.
TRAPANI, TRIPOLITAN sEAPUHi

4PANT, TRIPOLTTAN SEAPORT.
TRAPANI is one OF Sicily's CHEZ
/ seaports-a thriving little town
whose fishing wharves and salt works
are rivals as scenes Of busting in
dustry.
Trapanrs fame is founded largely
upon it's ownership OF a wonderful
statue OF the Madonna The statue IS
a valuable relic. the history OF which
begins early IN the fourteenth cen
fury. Tradition says It was at that
time discovered BY some Turks float
inc about alone in little boat They
landed their trophy on the shores OF
Trapanf. the nearest port But Wnen
thew wished TO remove their Prize
thev met with considerable oppos4tloh
ri, the part OF the citizens OF the port
Neither side producing golden
fonrued orator who could convince
his opponents. the matter was turned
over 10 fate in the form OF two bul-
locks. which. by walking away rom
the shore when turned loose. oesis-
mated that the image was 10 be the
property OF TrapauL
IN the seven centuries OF its stay
in the convent OF the town Il mas
received a valuable COLLECTION OF
catches. rings. bracelets and other
ornaments which are hung about T.
and rest in heaps upon its PEDESTAL
These are the gifts Of those whom
tie Madonna has aided High above
lie adoring crowd she stands. smiling
as gently upon the bringer OF a silver
ring as upon the giver OF priceless
jewel
western sicily abounds in myths
and traditions OF the old gods and
I heroes. 1t was here that virgil
Aeneas IS said 70 haze stopped %
I worship En- honor OF his fathers mem
D Tram MI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Frightening The Hair.

CHAAlPOOING almost always bright
y ems the hair. the oils that are in
the hair darker It. and when these
are washed out the hair is lighter.
Lemon juice in the rinse water
dries the hair. somewhat, but It makes
it much brighter and IS excellent for
blondes whose locks have a tendency
to drabness. Soda in the rinse water
does the same thing. but IS too drying
for anything but extremely oily hair.
An egg shampoo tends 20 make gold
hair a richer gold. and lends rather
pretty tones 70 any color hair Be
sides. the egg clears the scalp OF all
dandruff. dirt and oils that collect
and harden, leaving the hair soft and
sleek after the shampoo. The egg is
beaten slightly. then rubbed on the
head and allowed 20 dry for at least
haif an hour.
Then there IS the henna shampoo
For hair that has that n0ndescript
color-neither gold nor yet a decided
browu-or fer hair which is -mousey-"
but not enough so 20 have the charm
henna is ideal. Il gives a luster and
life TO such hair that makes IL an
asset rather than a detrlment- Its &C
tiOn. OF course is to pick out thread,
here and there. and turn IL 20 gold-so
the hair shines with attractive lights.
The very slight reddish tinge which
henna gives. simply makes the hair
richer color. II gives character TO
the drab colored hair
With brown hair or black hair. the
henna shampoo gives bronze tints
that are very becoming; and for the
Authenticated girl il is the ideal
shampoo. especially il the hair IS
starting 70 fade.
Questions and Answers.
L. Lfbbie H.-Tou need a good tonic
70 uourish the roots Of the hair. Also.
Won must massage the scalp every day
10 stimulate the circulation OF the
blood. II you want to send me a letter
with a self addressed stamped en-
veIope enclosed I will gladly mail you
a formula for an excellent tonic.
Anxious-Henna will not darken
the hair. but wiz make Il lighter.
sage and sulphur viii darken IT,
z. K-Another recipe for an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01

Ouch busy times as there were in
- woodland where The animal folk
lived. Even before the sun had gotten
up Uncle WisEiIy Longears and Nurse
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy, his muskrat lady
housekeeper, were down stairs in the
hollow stump bungalow, getting
ready. For Uncle wiEgily had set his
watch an hour fast, 10 get ahead or
the sun, you see, and have little ex-
ira time for himself.
well, is everything all ready, Nurse
Jane2" asked the bunny uncle, as he
hoped up ad down on the front porch
for he had come back from the sea
shore
Everything IS packed and ready
she answered You may go after the
moving van as soon as you like
I viii" said Uncle Wiggilys and,
with a twinkle Of his pink nose like
The shiny cork in 2 soda water bottle,
away hoped the bunny rabbit gentle
For il was the first OF May. and
moving day in woodland Uncle Wig
Eily and Nurse Jane were moving TO
larger hollow stump bungalow, the
FTfbbleWobble ducks were going 10 q
new home, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bow
Wow, the puppy dog folk, were 20
have new kennel. Dickie and Nellie
Chip Chip, the sparrow boy and girl
were going 10 move into new nest,
and so was Robin Red Breast and
Jennie Wren Every one was moving,
II seemed.
Uncle WiEEily and Nurse Jane, com
ing back from the seashOres where the
bunny's epIzOodc got much better, had
packed ali their things, and now the
bunny was going 10 get the moving
van, which is a big wagon in which 10
put the chairs. tables stoves, piano,
photograph and other things from the
hollow stump bungalow.
9lunchie TrOt, the pony was TO pun
the loaded moving van from Uncle
Wiggily's old hollow stump bungalow
30 the new one. and, as soon as it was
backed I'D in front OF the place from
where Mr.. LonEers was moving. the
rabbit gentleman and Nurse Jane,
with the help OF some OF their neigh
bOrs. began packing in the things
Now, Just about this time, along
came a bad fuzzy old fox. he hid out
behind the bushes and ne looked at
Uncle Wiggilys moving van, and he
said to himself, said that fox
-Ah, hal This is my chance, III
sneak in the old bungalow. and hide
inside a chest or a bureau. Uncle
Niggily and Nurse Jane won't see me,
and they'll move out the bureau. with
me in IT, and take me right into the
new bungalow with them Then, in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
Daily Novelette,
N THE SERVICE

"OH' Pa Pa -.,.. =. go. .,.,.s p.
Askitt, with a face like a starving
calf who has just seen his mother
drowned in a brook.
why. I've got TO know all about
wireless telegraphy tomorrow for
class. But I guess you don't know"
"Oh. I don't, don't Z You just wait
until I finish this war article" And
Pa became absorbed in the Evening
Breezes daily story. but he didn't see
a word, for he was collecting dope on
wireless.
After ten minutes impatient walt
ing. Tommy asked, are you ready
.'Not quite. The soldiers are just
getting OUT OF the trenches
Five more minutes went NY ana "a
emerged from his whirlwind o.
thought ready for anything.
Now, what IS it-oh. yes-Wireless
teleEraphy. Well. Thomas. if there
is anything your father knows from
tht ground up, Il is wireless II was
invented by er-er. a Mr.. Mareoni
the same boxing academy. and l."
-G-wans Pa Marconi was an Ital-
Vow. who's telling this-me OF
your grandmother III quit II you
don't stop butting in! Wen, anyhow,
one day Marc and had a bout and
he missed me with his -FOUR ounce
glove and knocked a clothestree over
on the piano keyboard A loud tone
rang out and at the same instant. the
tone vibrated the iingle-jangles on the
crystal chandelier so feet away. ]
knew that was mighty queer, so I said
Did you hear that. Coni2 III bet
people viii be able TO talk Ike that
over sound waves some day. Let's
try and work IL out So you see
gave him the idea in the first place
Just by observing that vibration Bui
OF course he got the credit for It be-
cause he worked il out and made the
first machine" and Pa sadly brushed
tears from different parts Of his face
1t work."
Well you know. there's a sending
box called the prestidigitator and its
all lined with tinfOil and little diEits
are fastened in rows inside and they
catch the sound when you speak
Then there's the receiving box called
the agitator-that Is filled with little
agits and thev eaten the words from
the other end OF the wireless line
These agits agitate the molecules
against the duplex diaphragm Of the
spark coil It's very simply done"
But, Pa, how do the words travel
when there are no wires? DO they
lust float around in the air?" asked
1onny, wonderingly.
NO; they By Georget 7 pretty
near forgot that date I've got with
the boys in the engine house. You Be
n BED when I get home. Thomas
commanded Pa, as he hurried away.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
VILE TASTE
BLISTERED MOUTH
Oklahoma Lady Had Dreadful Time
Before Finding The Right Rem
sdy-Blaek-DFaught.

Seward, Okla.-lirs. Annie Bowlby.
Of this place. says IN a letter written
for publication: 7 have used Black
Draught FOR two years, or more. and
will never cease 10 be grateful for
what It did for ne and mine.
Some time ago my mouth broke cut
with blisters. / had a vile taste in thy
mouth. all slick and disasreeabls !
seemed TO have q great deal OF inward
fever. 1 suffered with my hack and
kidneys. "
I was so nervous. it was dreadful.
I would almost ery--I suffered so.
had gas on the stomach and pains but.
as ! said. the pain and go trouble
was most severe. 1 had the doctor
and used several medicines without
result.
stm hurting and suffering. began
to use Thedfo-ds Black-DrauEht
making It into q tea. and using a
teaspoonfuI dose at a time in hot
water. gradually got better. ny
liver began TO act, the fever vent
down and I have never had any more
trouble OF this kind.
There Is no other medicine 50 good
as Black Draught."
You will say that, too. when you
have given Thedford's Blsck-Draughi
q trial
Il is a good medicine
Buy package today.
All druggists sell Black DrauEht.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01

THIS is day OF indifferent direction
l from the planets, which. however
are not altogether friendly. While
Venus and Uranus are in benefic as
pect. Saturn. Neptune. Jupiter and
Mars are all mildly adverse
Il is a time OF uncertainty and de-
law tbat NAV affect both army and
navy. causing suspense and anTie''
The seers declare that the signs IN
dictate triumph for the allies. but. as
the German drive was begun wiz
Mars retrograde in motion, indlea-
fi0ns are that acute action in the war
will be prolonged --.-
II IS Of special interest that Uranl $
which is supposed 10 exercise greaL M m
f1uence in radical or anarchlstlo
movements when in certain positions.
Ne read 10 foreshadow revo-ut!onaI 7
tendencies in many places, includln5
Germany and Austria
This revolutionary power VIII pe
strong In the United states, the seers
0-arn. and they counsel the utmost
wisdom on the part Of the govern
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
Years Ago Today
From The Herald OF
This Date, 1901


THOMAS HALLOCK. son OF the pro-
l prietor OF the sambrano dance ha'i'
recently a bone Of contention In the
city council. was found UNCONSCIOUS
and Dossibiy fatally injured IN the al
Is,- in rear OF the dance hall las-
night. II is thought that he was
thrown out Of a window
Fifteen hundred men were killed OF
,-orDdes In a brilliant series OF al
lacks BY the Japanese on Russian po-
eitions in Manchuria- \ sharp pay
net attack carried four miles OF i'ls-
sian entrenchments- Tho as
Henry simmons, negro 7r,no-.
sauIted Lena SamberE. OF - 49,.
Tevas last week. was hanged 49,
effe- being found guilty last We
re -ras almost Iynched by mons a1F
erar times before his trial
Bankers from all parts or -. 80 s,'-5-
,,.-i[-i--~- In ri Paso. many with tne-I
wives and c1ildTen. 20 r,---i-.- seso,i-
veutiou Of the State BANKERS aae
affon. which convenes here tomoII . =
Dr August Greth today renamed IA
+17a air AZ san Francisco over an no1-
in his airship. he INTENDED 70 l,l4'5- !.
the trim 10 san Jose. and allhouEu rs
did not reach his destination c sls.-..-
cred the trip a success. considerlIls
he time his machine remained N OPP
a alan 10 operate 4 cog line railW9 az
70 pixies peak, 20 be operated by elec-
fricitv- gathered from the atmospneI Z
around the peak, is being WORKED OUT
at Denver .,r-f-.-
Ten thousand santa Fe naehinisls
are fobless as the result q a Lockout
nv the operators at O'clock l9ls
morning anticipating a walkout Wnic1
the management states was planrleu
by the men to take place at O'CLOCK
The Southwestern Lumbermen' 3 as
sociation meets in FL Paso tomorrow
for its annual convention me con
o'clock AT the Orndorff hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
Famous In A Day For Her
Beautiful Complexion,
Oatmeal Combination Does L
Free Prescription Does It's Work
Overnight. You Car Prepare II
Ur Home

A Free Prescription Does It's work
Overnight. ON Car Prepare IL
at Home.
New York. IL Is my own discor-
cry ard DO takes just one night 10 get
such marvellous results. SAYS Nae
her ABOUT her wonderful complexion
and the improved appearance OF her
hands and arms You can do the same
thing x you follow my advice she
says ] feel 70 my duty 20 tell every
girl and woman what this wonderful
or o. All this change IN q single
plight 1 never tire OF telling others
Just what brought about such re-
markable results Here IS the identi-
defect from my face. neck. hands and
arms; Until You try 90 you can form
no idea CO the marvellous change it
ill make IN just one application.
The prescription which you can pre-
pare al your own home is as fol-
lows: co 70 any grocery ana get ten
cents worth OF ordinary oatmeal, and
from any drug store a bottle OF der
Willo. Prepare the oatmeal as directed
In every package OF derwiilo and
application viii astonish you Tt
makes the skin appear trans
parent. smooth and velVety I
especially recommend u for rreckles.
tan. sun spots. coarse pores. rough
skin. ruddiuess. win Sles. and. In
fact every bIemish the face. hands
and arms are heirs 20. IL your neck
or chest IS discolored from eE1os-
ure, apply this combination there and
the Objectionable defect win disaQ-
pear as u BY magic TX IL absolutely
harmless and will not produce or
stimulate growth % hair No mat
ter how rough and unEainIy the
hands and arms. or what abuses they
have had through lard work and exc
posure 10 sun and wind. this oatmeal
derwiiIo com7iua viii work
wonderful transformation IN ~ hours
a. the most Thousands who have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01

used It have had the same results
] have had
MSS o. c. says "2Iy complexion
vas poor and my skin rough NY neck
chest. hands and arms were dark
from exposure he very first annlica-
meal combination convinced me that
my poor complexion and skin hlem-
ishes would soon be q thing OF the
past In a Few weeks all these IN
slightly defects had entirely disan-
peared and ] shan always use % 90
time have recommended % 90 my
girl friends and they are just as en-
thusiastic over it as I am We all use
it before going 20 the theater, dances
or parties and it.s wonderful Wnat q
difference u makes In our appea--
ance."
Mrs C. Y. writes: Oatmeal and
Derwillo have worked miracles with
my complexion Z had many uespise1
wrinkles and s1low rough skin lly
bands and arms were covered With
freckles. After eight weeks use OF
Mae Edna Wider's wonderful COM
nlexion prescription these objection
able defects have entirely vanished
I look ten years younger and advise
every girl and woman 90 try 60 and
I feel confident after one or two ap-
plicaticus they wiz use DO continually
and be JUST as raVorahly Impressed
with il as am. I recommend 10 to all
% my friends"
Nots. To ger the oesa effect be sure %
follow the complete clrectio1s Contained,
In every package OF derwiic. You have
o. 81 20 ger derwlln and oatmeal You
need norhins else and g e 60 simple
that any one can nee g. ani 90 iuer-
nensiVs rh7r anT Eiri or woman can AZ
ford g. rhs manufacturers ard drug
riEfs guarantee that there VIII BE-
nrricrah1e Improvement AMER rna fraf
application o. they win refund tts
m aner. 1t is s1ld in ta.s city uafer
On anrv refund guarantee nv all drLErr-H
Including Kelly 6 Pollard a-d Scott
N bite Cc.-AlF.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
To Auenge Death Of
Son Lost On Cyclops

birmingham. Ala, Nay I--AIy
name is :. P. Beggs. I am the father
Of r.. r. Beggs. who was one Of the
boys lost on the Cyclops. i also want
10 do something-for my country" The
speaker was an elderly, heavyset man.
wearing spectacles, and he stood be-
fore one OF the draft boards while he
spoke Interrogation brought out the
fact that he is a skilled mechanic. lie
was sent TO one Of the shipbuilding
Yards
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-01
Bedtime Story For The Little Ones
UNCLE wIGGILY AND THE JUMPING RABBIT.

the night. I'll softly crawl out ana
carry Uncle Wiggily of 10 my den
That's what I'll do
So the bad fuzzy fox watched ms
chance, and as there was so much go
ing on. with Uncle Wiggily and Nurse
Jane pilinE stuff IN the moving van
the bad animal managed to sneak into
the old bungalow without being seen
There he opened an empty bureau
and got into the drawer, managing 10
shut IL after him, so if you had just
glanced at the bureau never would
you have thought a fox was IN Il But
he was. al the same.
The last OF Uncle Wiggily's things
had been put in the moving van. AL
that was left was the bureau, and
when Uncle Wiggily and the muskrat
lady went 70 lift that out Uncle Wig
fly saw some fuzzy hairs sticking
from one OF the drawers.
why, I guess you must have lett a
busting brush in here, Nurse Jane he
said.
The nuskrat lady looked. and when
she saw the fuzzy hairs she knew
right away what il Was-a fox hiding
in the drawer.
Hush" she said 10 Uncle Wiggily.
putting her paw over her lips. Don't
say 4 word. Wen fool him."
Then, very softly they went out not
taking the bureau with the fox in il,
as the bad old creature hoped they
would Then Uncle Wiggily and Nurse
Jane quickly moved everything else TO
the new bungalow. And when It was
all in they came back and got the bu-
reau. and the fox was still in IL. But.
after the bureau was in the moving
van, instead Of driving TO the new
bungalow with il, Uncle Wiggily told
Munchy Trot to run down 10 the river
And there they dumped the bureau.
fox and all into the water. So the
fuzzy creature in the drawer got all
wet, and he had hard work scrambliug
cut alive. let me tell you
But he finally did, and he swan
ashore, berry much disappointed. in
deed. because he hadn't caught Uncle
Miggily. The bureau floated ashore
and the bunny caught il and put il in
his new bungalow, so everything came
out right. But its a good thing some
hairs from the tail OF the fox stuck
out or don't know what might have
happened.
And. II the bottle OF perfume doesn't
hide in the handkerchief box where
the talcum powder can't find Il TO
clean its teeth, III tell you next about
Uncle Wiggily and the May blossoms
-Copyrisht, 1918. By Mcclure News
paper Syndicate