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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-04

One of the most wonderful plants is
The Leaf Of Life found in Japan.
1on simply cannot xiii this plant.
II q leaf + euf IN half, Il will still
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-04

commander in-chief Of The army. This
Is when he is guarding any Of the
king i residences. and the only man he
may then salute is he king himself.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-04
INDIGESTION, GAS,
UPSET STOMACH
Hurry! Just eat one tablet of Pape s
Diapepsin for instant relief.

No waiting When meals don t fit
and you beleh gas, acids and undi-
gested food. When you feel indiges-
ton pain, Jumps of distress in stomach,
heartburn or headache Here is instant
relief
The evening world., 1919-02-15

Warfare Service Company No. is
not ON priority.
Evening World Reader-Chauffeu
Detachment, LIST Depot Division, Nj.
r. c. Centre, No. Is, Justice Hospital
Group, is not ON priority.
ID. Il. Brophy, No. % baldwin Ave-
nue., Jersey city, y. 1.-The seth Pio-
ncer Regiment, Headquarters Com
pany. Is located at Sorcy 1t Is un-
attached. .
Nell, 40 Fulton street, Union Hin,
y. J.-Tnr 81 Corps School Perna.
nent Detachment is unattached and Is
not on priority. The l3lst Infantry Is
in the Army of Occupation, SSd DiVi-
sion.
Mn5. Falvey 2l2 West 67th Street
The 3l6th Infantry sanitary Detach'
ment is attached to the 18th Division.
II Is not on priority.
Edith Walters-Bas Hospital No.
56 is located at Allcrey, France. 1t Is
not ON priority.
Mrs. Irene Leonard-The 33d Aero
Squadron has been on priority since
Dec. 80
Hls Twin Sister-The 79;h Division
is in the Army OF Occupation, out not
in Germany. The 3Oith Engineer
Train is in the Army Of Occupation.
II ia not on priority.
l.. r. C.-Headquarters Company
Detachment, ID Battalion, 42d Coast
| Artillery Corps, sailed for New York
| IN Feb. 3.
Mrs. w. Massolles, McDonough
/ Street Brooklyn--Evacuatio Ambu-
/ lance Company rs has been on prior
| ity since Jan. 7.
Anxious Mother, 3i7 Rivington
: Street-Company h, 109th NJ. c. b.,
2sth Division, is in the Army OF occI.
/ patton.
II. ]. F., 3S7 Lenox Avenue-Con-
pany u, 23d Engineers, is located at
Veutoncourt, France. II is not on
priority. The 2O2d Tank Centre Corps
is not ON priority. Probable location
at Bonz. France.
The evening world., 1919-02-15

ack into high speed slowing motor
down at the same time.
Autom,blc Editor:
My siN-Cylindcr Chalmers. which
has run a little over 5000 miles, re
Gently seems 20 have lost power.
When slow down on a level road
the car cannot pick up unless ]
change the second speed. What do
YOU suggCst7 -. 8.
No doubt the motor requires look
ing over. Loss Of compression due
to dirty valves and poor rings will
cause loss Of power. Carbon may
also be a trouble that will need re-
moving. Would advise the entire
cleaning of your motor.
Automobile Editor.
I am having considerable difficulty
with my clutch. Every time | throw
II out or hold n for a short time Il
will quickly start to grind. The only
relief | get Is whom put some grease
In the clutch collar cup and a little
oil on the collar. Then 1t viii run all
right for three or four times. when
the grind Will commence all over
again. 1 have worn out two clutch
NbAlhA NAANAl - WHY FllbAA l'ni lbhs
How am TO remedy this complaint
WILLIAM RANSOM.
In replacing q new clutch collar you
should first grind of the cut-up face
Of the shaft upon which II gears.
Unless this Is done a now collar will
be useless after a short time. Plenty
of grcas" in a large grease cup is
very important
Automobile Editor
Would It harm the storage battery
In a fivc passenger machine 10 attach
a trouble light to the terminals OF
the battery? Is II necessary to keep
the engine running 10 supply forcc
10 the battery for amount uscl while
lighting tho light7 r.. T.. L.
II would do no harm to your stor-
age battery to attach n trouble lght
directly 90 the terminals. I think YOU
would do much better go attach same
to some wires on or about the dash
1s you thus avoid Ions exposed wir.
ing. lnnsmuch as tho average trou-
hlc light Is OF small candle power and
uses very little current. IL would
hardly be necessary to run the on.
Elnc In order To charge the battery
the current consumption being smnii
Automobile Editor
] have n 1916 Ford. 7 frcquentli
fail to start II. took the cylinde
The evening world., 1919-02-15

Automobile Editor
on my Buick touring car the gears
grind hard irrespective OF how caro-
fully they are shifted. In climbing
hills there is pcrccptiblc knock In
one OF the cylinders. is this duo to
carbon or to loose bearings?
ARTHUR NELSON.
The clutch brake no doubt needs re-
adjusting to prevent the clutch from
spinning when It is thrown out and
the gears are shifted. Tho knock
may be caused either by carbon, loose
wrist pin, piston slap, broken rings
or loose connecting rod bearing \
personal examination OF your machine
would be necessary to determine just
which one Of these causes would be
your trouble.
Automobile Editor.
| have an automobile tire. sup
posedly new but as hard as a rock. is
The evening world., 1919-02-15
EVENING WORLD
SOLDIER AND SAILOR
LETTER COLUMN.
Answers Given Are Official
From the Army and Navy
Departments - Address All
Inquiries to Evening World
Soldier and Sailor Letter
Column.
"Priority" in Answers Means Special
List for Return.

Mrs. Z. J. Murphy-Battery + Of
the 42d Coast Artillery Corps is not
on priority. Battery ID OF the 72d
Coast Artillery Corps has been on
priority since Nov. "a.
Anxious Wife-The SS0th Field Ar
tillery, Battery B, Of the s5th Divis-
ion, is now preparing for priority.
Mrs w. J. Isaacs, No. 200 East 6oth
Street-Evacuation Hospital No. % Is
unattached and not on priority.
Lonesome Sweetheart-The S30th
Butchcry Company Is unattached
and not on priority.
Anxious Mother, No. 100 West SOD
Street.-The 10th Coast Artillery
Corps, Battery I3, Is on priority. Mail
stopped since Jan. 80. The 306th Ma
chine Gun Battalion. Company G, is
to embark about March 8.
A Mother-The 18th Field Artillery,
Battery +. Is attached TO the Sd Dl-
vision. II IL not on priority
Friend, No. g76 Belmont Avenue,
Brooklyn-Company Il, 4th Military
Police, is not on priority. Company
G., 49th Infantry, embarked Jan. Z
and L.
4 Reader-The Goth Casual Evacu-
alton Camp, LIST Depot Division, is
not on priority. Battery G., 47th Ar
tillery, Is now at Camp Kearney, Cal.
Mother-The 10th Company. ith
Regiment, NJ. M, Is now located at
Colombey les Bellies, France. II Is
not on priority.
Mrs. IL. Il. Mel, Railway. N. j.
Company q, seth Infantry, is not on
Mrs. 4. w. w, Flushing. N. Y
The 32Oth Repair Unit OF the Motor
Transport Corps is not on priority.
Hiss NJ. V. McC., stamford, Cmn.'-
Battery + Of the 303d Field Artillery
has been on priority since Jan. l3.
His Mother-The 3llth Field Artil-
lery. Battery ID of the 18th Division,
is located at Souilly. France. II is
not on priority.
/ Miss X Fetscher, No. sos Third
/ Avenue-Company No. 3l2 Of the
Field Remount Squadron is attached
/ TO the Sd Army. 1t Is not on priority
/ Mrs, Brooks, Lincoln Avenue
/ Bronx-The 2oth Division. 104th In.
fantry. is not on priority.
g. M-Base Hospital No. 81. OIL
GERS aud men. is not on priority. LU.
cation unavailable.
Mrs. Schofied, No. sA Greenwich
Street.-The 9Th Infantry is IN tn,
Army OF Occupation serving with tn,
5th Division.
NJ. T.. Phares-The SiSth Infantry
S7th Division. has been on priorit!
since Nov. 90.
X. r., brooklyn -- Hoadquarterl
Company, Sd Corps, Artillery Park, 81
not on priority
Mrs. +. Weldon Motor Transporta
tion Corps Army School, APO-7l4, 4
not on priority.
Mrs. r.. V. B.--The saith Coast Ar
tillery Corps, Battery Il, has been oI
priority since Dec. 80. II is lo,Itey
at Angers, France
Mrs. A. Meyer, No. ll2 JamaiC;
Avenue, Astoria, l.. I-Chemica
The evening world., 1919-02-15
HYLAN FAVORS
AN ARMORY FOR
THE BRAVE 18TH
Comptroller Craig Too Is for
The Evening Worlds
Suggestion.

Noicing sentiments similar TO those
OF Acting Mayor Robert l.. Moran,
Comptroller Charles l.. Craig believes
that the City of New York should
provide an armory for the 10Th (col-
ored) Infantry, which fought under
Col. William Hayward, as suggested
by The Evening World. Like Mr..
Moran, the Comptroller is "A member
OF the three city bodies which must
pass on the question or armorics
They arc the Board of Estimate, tho
Sinking Fund Commission and the
Amory Board.
"The City OF New York should offi-
cially recognize Col. Hayward's 18th
Infantry" said the Comptroller. "By
that mean that these splendid fight
ing men should be provided with a
meeting place where they could store
their relics Of battle, where they could
perpetuate the fraternity which now
binds them, and where their patriot
ism would furnish a pattern for COM
ing generations OF their race.
"Col. Hayward's fighters left every
thing that was dear to them and
barred their breasts TO the worst the
Boche had to offer. And they beat
him at his own game. The spirit
that prompted the members of the
18th Infantry to enlist should be
fostered."
II was learned at City Hall TO-DAY
that Mayor Hylan has often OK
pressed admiration for the patriotism
OF Col. Hayward's 18th Infantry, and
that any plan for the establishment
Of "A home for these fighters from
overseas would meet with his hearty
approval.
When the 18th Infantry went &c
France another colored military or.
ganiZatiou known as the New HorI
Guard was established at improvisct
armories in Brooklyn and in Harlem
The Brooklyn "armory" is in az
ancient dance hall ut Harrison Ave.
nue. and Berry Street, and the Har.
lem "armory" is at 1921 Street anC
Seventh Avenue.
There are about 1900 New Yorl
negroes in Col. Hayward's regiment
Should these men, all of whom hav,
been on the firing line, request III,
State and city officials to designat,
them as the 18th Infantry. their re,
quest would be promptly granted an,
suitable quarters provided for them
The evening world., 1919-02-15
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That Is the Joyful cry Of thousand1
since DIR. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
DIR. Edwards, a practicing physician
for IL years and calomel's old-tim0
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but ahealing. soothing
vegetable laxative.
No gripping Is the "keynotep Of these
little sugar. coated, olive-colored tab.
lets. They cause the bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force them
10 unnatural action. u
II you have dark brown mouths
bad breath-a dull, tired feeling-sick
headache--torpid liver and are constk
pated, you'll find quick, sure and onlp
pleasant reoults from one or two little
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every
night just TO keep right, Try them.
l0c and 25c per box. All druggists. -
Adu.
The evening world., 1919-02-15

head or and discovered in the cylin-
dors considerable oil and water.
am going to overhaul my car, taking
on the cylinders. VIII it get out OF
gear? CURIOUS.
II water Is found to any great extent
IN Tho cylinders. It Is proof OF a leaky
cylinder. Clear out cylinder and put
IN new cylinder head gaskct. making
sure cylinder head is tight. II the
leak stu shows. look carefully for n
cylinder crack. You may lift cylln-
der without changing the timing OF
the motor. After cylinders are put
bnck valves should bbe timed prop
erly.
Automobile Editor
have Ford 1917 model and have
ridden nearly 1000 miles. Lately I
have begun to experience consldera-
hlc trouble because tho motor began
to lose power. When taking the
slightest Hill tho car jerks and have
10 go into first speed. ! cleaned car
bon and in taking out the valves did
not get thcm back into the same
valve stem as originally. Would this
cause the jcrky motion7 To offsc,
this | had the valves ground. but the
snmc old trouble continues. What is
tn' Tcbl UlatieFF
HERBERT SLAUSoN.
Your trouble must certainly he
caused hy 4 sticking valve. would
suggest that you make sure that all
the valves are in perfect ht
Automobile tiuor
What is best to do in u case like this-
7 have n 1919 Studebakcr six. whica
ran fine with hut one exception. Thc
carbon knocked so that brought
homo some flash carbon remover and
put that In. with n little kerosene with
It. But when tried 10 start my
motor u would not budgo. did MOI
have any compression. No I took the
valves out to grind them, and still have
no compression. What should | dc
VIII this fash iniure tho cyllndci
wallis Maybe the valves werc moi
ground right before I put the flash IN
II had a good compression before THIS
| ! thought that perhaps some OF the
stun got In tho cylinders around IN,
| piston rings 40 us To let the compress
sion leak. CHARLES FINDI,AY.
Because you used liquid carbon re-
mover in your engine does not sign.f,
| that II should lose compression. !
! may bc that tho valve caps were no
| put hack tightly. If the valves an,
| caps are In good shape. II may be tina
! the piston rods are gummcd up an,
sticking to the piston. II this In tn
The evening world., 1919-02-15

child is that of it's father, and in case
OF an illegitima,e child that OF its
mother. d.. l.. & w. Co. V. Petrow-
sky. l.. $. ID. 9. OF New York.
Since saccharin is not injurious to
health, it's use in food products may
be regulated, but cannot be pro-
hibited, under the exercise of the
police power. People v. Excelsior
BottlnS Works. III n. Y. S. 1888,
Where accused and two others con-
'pirc TO detraud insurance company
by securing policy in name of the
nominal beneficiary for their own
benefit upon the life Of a man who
was then Ill, and the policy was
issued through fraud in medical eX-
animation. and one conspiratOr took
assignment of the policy from the
nominal beneficiary. he was not a
good faith purchaser, and was not
entitled to benefit Of incontestablity
clause. People V. Alexander, III n.
Y. =. SSl.
Where IN suit for infringement OF
patent for perforated plates for me-
chanical toys and for infringe ment pf
tor making toys, as well as for unfair
composition, patent Was found ,o he
Invalid, and a case OF the sort must
be very clear to justify injunction
hccCano, Ltd, V. joan Wanamakcr.
|. :. G. c. G, A. of y, Y.
There can be no valid attestation Of
a Will unless the attesting witnesses
know at tho time that the instrument
Ia being made ana attested as will
Cohen v. Donovan, o04 S, w. 1913.
A contract whereby a seller is 10
furnish certain number or barrels Of
wine TO the purchaser as ordered, pny-
nlent 10 be made thirty days after the
arrival Of each shipment, is assignaOle
without the sellers consent, notwith-
standing the extension OF credit 20 he
rchaser.-Cargiulo " California
Wineries Co. III y. Y, S. so5.
A railroad lS bound TO Inspect the
cars OF another railroad used on ita
road Just as II would inspect its own
cars, and owes such duty as master
and is responsib bic for the consequences
OF such defects as would be discovered
by ordinary Inspection. Rowe v. Colo
rado s. 3, r, Co, 2o5 s. W. 7si.
A wife Is not liable for negligence Of
/ husband in operating her automobile
| for his own purposes, she not be.n z
/ present. Brender " Goldstein, l72 y,
| Y. s. 70.
! In prosecution for forging n cheek
/ defendant having aignci his father 4
name. the testimony OF his mother
| that he had authority TO sign checks
in his own name, held competent as
| tending TO show absence OF fraudulen:
intent, Hickman " State, 2ob 8. w.
Ill.
The evening world., 1919-02-15

there any way Of softcning this tire
so that could get some service from
~ HORACE NEWMAN.
II the casing you mention Is very
hard and Ras stiffened up ! do not
believe you will get very much scr-
vice from il. Tho rubber will crack
and bend and trouble will surely re-
suit when the tire is run.
Automobile Editor:
what is the third pedal on Ford
car used for? ON starting my car
SHIFT the gears TO low speed. then |
push the clutch pedal and engage the
second speed. Is this method cor
rect? JOHN WILCOX.
The pedals you mention are the
low and high speed pedal on the let,
the reverse speed In the centre and
the foot brake on the right. In order
TO move the car release hand brake
having put on left pedal forward
speed motor and allow pedal to come
The evening world., 1919-02-15
Miss LeeSe Is a Western Girl Who
Trained for Service at Barnard
College.

The Evening World has contributed
another worker TO war service. Miss
Clara Leese. who has been secretary
to the city editor Of The Evening
World for about a year, sails on tho
steamship Leviathan Sunday for over
seas duty as y. NJ. c. A. secretary.
Miss Lecse came TO New York FROM
Denver. She has trained for the ~
work at Barnard College. Her
enlistment is for period OF
six months. Miss Iecse enlisted
in the Y NJ. c. \. before the
armisticc was signed on Nov. IL, and
her call came only couple OF weeks
ago. There is pressing need for
women Y. VI. &. A. workers TO relieve
those who are tired and who have
I served and are coming home.
The evening world., 1919-02-15
Latest Development in Motor Trucks, Stimulated by War
Needs, Shows How Import ant Motor Transportation viii
Figure in American Business.

Transportation due for
extensive
building which OF the
the hghpeod shodstane
brought home
thousands who the latest models displayed IN
the Automobile this trucks who development
wonderfully accelerated by industry all the from small
light trucks with the speed pleasure machines giant trucks capable
heavier designed for haus
all the big cities East and Middle
will which will make de-
Ncrc W h gnl O railrn
The evening world., 1919-02-15
Free MIX Fund Dances

Owing to the success OF the Alsace-
Lorraine dances given Monday nights
after the opera in the grill OF the Hotcl
Lorraine for the benefit OF the Free Mir
for France Fund, another series OF four
beginning next Monday evening, will be
held. Among those Interested are Mrs.
w X Vanderbilt Jr.. Mrs. Reginald &.
Vanderbilt, Mrs. c. Hudson Pope, Mrs,
Warren McConihe. Mrs. Angler Il. Duke,
Mrs. Newbold lie Roy Edgar, Mrs. Jo-
seph Il. Thomas. Mrs. William Thaw Sd.
Mrs. Lydig Hoyt. Mrs Templcton
, Croker. Mrs. James T. Terry, Miss
Marion Tiffany and Clarence IT, Mackay.
The evening world., 1919-02-15
DANGER Turks IN
EVERY ONE OF Us
We Are AS Full of Deadly
Poisons As A Germ
Laboratory.
AUTO.INTOXICATI0N
OR SELF-POIS0NIN
"FRUIT-A-TIVES" Absolutely Pre-
vents This Dangerous Condition.

'F NOi -N-iiNI NoohhS'J ~
vents This Dangerous Condition.
The chief cause Of poor hedhh is our
neglect Of the bowels. Waste matter,
instead Of passing from the lower in
testine regularly every day. is allowed
TO remain there. generating poisons
which are absorbed by the blood.
In other words, a person who is
hsbitually constipated. is poisoning him
self. We know now that Auto-intortcd-
fion, due to non-action Of the bowels,
is directly responsible for serious Kidney
and Bladder Troubles; that it upsets
the Stomach. causes Indigestion. Loss
Of Appetite and sleeplessness; that
chronic Rheumatism, Gout, Pain In
The Back, are relieved as soon as the
bowels become regular; and that Pimples,
Rashcs, Eczema and other Skin Affec-
tions disappear when "Fruit-a-tives"
are taken TO correct Constipation.
"FrIii-d-tiues" tor FnEt Liuer Tablets
,rtu protect you against Auto-intoSi-
cation.
SOC. a box. 9 for $3.50, trial size s6c,
Al all dealers or sent on receipt Of
p,iess by FRuIT-A-TIvES Limited.
oGDENsBURG. N. Y. --Advt
The evening world., 1919-02-15

case would advise you 10 take on mo
cylinders and give the rings. plstops
and cylinders a good cleaning. 1op
may hnd n few rings broken, which
should be replaced.
The evening world., 1919-02-15

Every person at his birth acquires
a domicile Of origin which is that OF
The person on whom he is legally de-
pendent. and in case Of a legitimate
The evening world., 1919-02-15
Palmetto Street brooklyn

Mrs. Bertha L'Eplattenier. GO Palmetto St. Brook
Ign, SAYS. e" didn't have to take full box Of Doans
Kidney Pills before the aches and pains gone from
my back | caught n cold which settled ON my kidneys
and brought on the trouble have been n good friend
TO Doans since they helped and gladly give this
enforcement Statement gwen April 20 1919.
On June a. 1918 Mrs, L'Epatenier, sald' Il
always tell people what a wonderful remedy Doan's
Kidney Pills are Doan's have always done me good
when have used them. and keep them on hand all
the time.
The evening world., 1919-02-15

he'd In Evening world Wednesdays and Saturday.
The evening world., 1919-02-15
w. One Hundred and Twenty-sixth St.

Daniel IIcnnessey. 500 West laeth Street. says;
81 have used Doans Kidney Pills for several years
for attacks Of backache and kidney complaint. When
took cold it always settled my kidneys and caused
backaches. At such times had severe pains in my
kidneys and could hardly get out Of a chair. was
subject to headaches and day spells, too Doan's
Kidney Pills gave excellent relief
The evening world., 1919-02-15

w. Sixty-seventh Street
James Gillen. Gil W. 9th ST.. says: Hard work as
stone-cutter weakened my kidneys and caused back
ache When stopped. could hardly get up again be-
OF the pains that would take me through
my kidneys Nights had to get up often to pass the
kidney secrctons and they scanty and burned in
passage | heard about Doan's Kidney Pills and one
box cured the lameness and made my back strong
again and regulated my kidneys"
East One Hundred and Thirty fourth St. (BrOnx)
Mrs +. +, Sargent. 6sl East ls4th Street. Bronx.
says; MY kidneys dsordered and didn't act
right, had ambition and wanted to sleep all the
time and mornings felt tired than before going
10 bed My feet swelled and sometimes l couldn't get
my shoes on. and I couldn't walk at times. My eyes
caused lot of trouble. ! was nearly a physical
wreck and the least eSerton tired me out. Doans
Kidney Pills entirely cured me Of this trouble"
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-10-17
You Do More Work,

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