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The evening world., 1919-10-03
SIX MORE PLANES PREPARE
FOR RACE TO PACIFIC
-Four French Machines Reach
Mineola-Must Enter Contest
as Standard Models.

Six more airplanes reached Nine
ola yesterday to be put in readiness
for the army's coast-to- coast race
which starts next Wednesday. Two
Of them, are new SE-5-As, with $50
horse power Hispano- Sulsa motors:
two are French Spads, with 22O horse
power Hispanos. and two are French
Nieuports. with Gnome rotary mo-
tors. The Spads and SE-5's are
credited with speed of about 1so
miles an hour The Nieuports are
slower.
Capt. Fred Klndley. now serving in
the office OF Col. Archie Miller. at
Hazolhurst Field. and Capt o. d.
Donaldson of Roosevelt Field will
ny sE-bs.
Notice was served yesterday by
officials OF the Army Abr Service
that no alterations for additional
speed may be made In flying equip
ment The hight aims TO demonstrate
the reliability OF standard types.
The evening world., 1919-10-03
PAID THREE SILK SHIRTS
FOR NAVY BERTH, HE SAYS
Witness TeStifies They Were Pre-
Sented to MaSden by a
ReServiSt. +

Testifying to-day at the court
martial of Lieut.. Commander Chris
tophor Mnrsden in Brooklyn Navy
Yard on charges OF graft in connec-
ton with the enrolment of men in
the Naval Reserve, Louis Markowitz.
II jeweller of No. 1856 Liberty Street
said that when Joseph A. Polski en-
rolled. through Mnrsden's efforts,
the latter received three silk shifts
that PolslSi paid for.
"For the enrolment OF Michael
Sohecr," said Markowitz, II paid
Marsdcn 5000. Scheer gave him two
bottles OF champagne. Scheer was
an Austrian and there was some diff
ficulty to be smoothed over about mis-
citizenship papers"
All II cost Lawrence Baron 20 en-
roll. Markowitz said. was u box OF
cigars
The evening world., 1919-10-03
FEAR FOR BALLooNISTS.
TIVE Unheard From since start
From ~. Louis wednesday.

ST LOUIS. Mo-. oct 1-Fear for
the safety OF Capt. Carl w. Dammann
and Lieut.. Edward J. verheyden, pilot
and aide, respectively. of the Wichita
CKsn) Aero Club entry in the national
championship balloon race. was ex-
pressed to-day by Major Albert Bond
Lambert. an official OF the race No
word has been received from them since
they took the air here shortly after 6
p. NJ. wednesday.
Apparently the Ohio, the smallest of
the ten balloons in the contest has
trsysled iarthsst ,snad q any Of The six
Rasor, its pilot teleEraphed he de-
scended at 1 z. NJ. yesterday at Perry
Sound, Ont, several hundred miles
north of simcoe County, whore the
Ull.) entry came to earth.
The evening world., 1919-10-03
GERMAN RECRUIT
APPEAL MISTAKE
SAYS BRANDRETH
Army Officer Says Form Let
ter Received by Prof. Braun
"Slipped By"

At the army recruiting headduar-
ters. saith street and sth Avenue. u
was explained this morning that the
invitation to "young Germans" to
join the American Army, which has
excited a great deal OF Comment was
the result OF an error.
Major John p. Brandrcth, in charge
Of publicity for the recruiting cam
paign. explained that the recruiting
officers had drafted a form letter
setting forth the attractions OF the
new army plan Of training in English
for -English-spcaking recruits TO
be followed by vocational training.
Under the law an alien, except Of
course enemy aliens, may enlist In
the army upon making declaration OF
his intention 10 become n citizen and
may be admitted to full citizenship
after three years service.
The form lottor was drnfted TO at
tract aliens to the service and a
blank space was left TO I'LL in tho
name OF the country from which the
prospective recruit might have come
In fllllng in these blanks. the Ger
mans were enormously included and
the mistake was not noticed when the
letter WIS signed by AdJutant Gem
eral J. I. Conrad.
1t lis stated that thousands OF these
letters have gone out appealing to
men OF every race, including, as ex-
planned above, the Germans.
The letter was disclosed by Prof.
Braun OF Columbia, who received one
OF the form letters In the mail.
The evening world., 1919-10-03

heavily with an Apache burlesque and
Arthur Uttry sings pleasingly. The
scenic effects and the costuming are
novel and beautiful.
The new "Frolic" contains every
thing a well-behaved ''Frolic" should
have-even a number in which the
girls treat the men at ringside
tables to tastes Of something red and
described as "a nip" And then, of
course, there is just a wee bit Of
shimmy which makes the whole af-
fair complete, according 20 the pres
ent Broadwae notion.
The evening world., 1919-10-03

buildings At that address and around
the corner. at Nos. $40 TO S5t Bronx Park
South.
In each case the apartment had been
entered with n Jimmy. Mrs. Kapper-
man surprised two burgalrs In her place.
They beat her into unconsciousness ard
got away with 1900
Rursch, tGO; Frederick Burger, 500:
Robert Rorn, 1900: Adam Frisco. S3OO
philip Hewitt, 500. and Isaac Perlmut-
ter 800
The evening world., 1919-10-03
SEVEN BURGLARIEs IN BLOCK
Rvery Apart@ent II Jinniea by
BurgIars.

After an attach yesterday on Mrs.
naae Kappernsh Of No. mss Mohegan
Avenue, Bronx. n became known that
"a the last week six other roboeries
had occurred in row of apartment
The evening world., 1919-10-03
G,y 0ttsRecipe

Robinson Crusoe
Pudding
II Cups cooked Ralston
! cup sugar
! lb. figs
! cup chopped nuts
Add sugar to Rslston while
hot and stir until dissolved.
Put figs and nuts through
chopper and add to first
mixture. Beat we'll to
tighten, set aside to chill
and serve with whipped
cream sweetened, or with
lemon sauce.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-08
WAR RISK INSURANCE

In the interests of the War Risk
Insurance the Treasury Department
has selected those insurance men
throughout the country who, in their
opinion, are best fitted to explain
the many, many little details arising
every day in connection with the
War Risk Insurance, General Agent
H. G. Hoffman, of the Pacific Mutual
Life, of this city, has just received
notice of his selection for this Sec
ton as a member of the Converse
ton Campaign Committee of the War
Risk Bureau. He will keep inform
ed of all plans relating to conversion
collection, collection of premiums
and other useful information for
"the boys" enlisted from this coun-
ty. Mr.. Hoffman is quite proud of
this endorsement at the hands Of the
Government and is wearing the in
sigma wv. r. ~ with "a smile that
won't come off," and in an interview
stated it would be pleasure to serve
by furnishing every information
possible to those carrying Govern
ment insurance and in assisting
them in retaining or converting it.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-08
APPOINTS DEPUTIES

County Tax Commissioner Harry
F. Howell has appointed as deputies
this year S. B. Lane and Thomas
Kennedy, and one of them will be on
duty in the tax commissioners office
from now until another assessment
is made. Mr.. Howell made a wise
selection, as both of these men are
gentlemen of wide experience and
good judgment, and the affairs of
the office will be in good hands.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-08
THE FOURTH IN FRANCE

In France The Fourth Of July was
recognized a., their own holiday, AMI
Independence Day was celebrated in
Paris from early morning to late in
the evening. The parade started at
9 o'clock and the entire populace
came out to view the French and
American picked troops. Hugh G.
Wallace, Ambassor to France, in
tribute to the immortal Lafayette as
he laid wreath on the grave, SAID !:
81 stand here today where so
many Americans have stood before
us, and in reverence and devotion
place wreath on the grave of La
fayette. The act itself is simple, but
| could do nothing more perfectly
representative of American senti-
ment. She had stretched her hand
across the sea and set loving trib-
ute before the shrine of our best
friend"
These nations, with unsheathed
swords, with every modern equip
ment of war, having contended sue
cessfully for a one principle, world
wide democracy ana with due respect
and credit to the entire allied forces,
making possible successful issues, in
beauty and with good will, celebrate
Independence Day. 1t is a desired
sentiment conveyed by the undying
words, "United We Stand" May it
ever be a world free from oppres-
sions and governed by the great COM
mon people. independence to all.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-08
NEW UNDERTAKER

G. A. Gilchrist, of Lexington, has
arrived in this city to assist in the
undertaking business Of the firm of
Eastin & Harris. Mr.. Gilchrist
comes here highly recommended as
an undertaken and embalmer.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-08

the parade riding a camel, but to this
he baked. He viewed the procession
from grand stand and later delivered
a temperance address. Subject:
"They Are Dead That Sought the
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-08
HOWELL ON COMMITTEE

At a recent meeting of the County
Tax Commissioners, held at Frank
fort, County Tax Commissioner Har-
ry f. Howell, of this county, was
elected a member Of the Executive
Committee of the State organization.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-08

The cross roads oracle says:
Don't give the stock too much corn
nor the folks in the house too much
fat meat while the weather's hot.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-08

OF the numerous women elected
to public office in Idaho the past
year Alma Josephson, of Oneida
county, is the only one to hold the
office of County Sheriff.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-08
BUT He BALKED

At Columbus, Ohio, on July LIST, at
the Methodist Centenary celebration
of prohibition it was arranged for
Hon. William Jennings Bryan to head
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-08
Young Child's Life"

In older days, people used to boil
snails in barley water as cure FOR
a cough.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-06

that patriotism Is sometimes TIE
last refuge OF a scoundreL'
When petty politicians moved by
hate Of the president or an APP
petite for power attempt 10 convince
the people that the only two living
men that the people have honored
with the presidency are deliberately
planning 10 sacrifice the sovereignty
and destroy the independence of the
republic, they are confronted by tn
necessity OF presenting certificates
of character signed by more. con-
vincing authorities than Boise Pen
rose, Elihu Root and Frank Mondeu.
Civilization Demands the League
The ciyilizaC ton that we now
know is trembling in the balance.
The world is still cropping bnndly
with the blood clot IN its eyes. The
nerve shock OF the thunder of the
guns has brought upon the masses
Of mankind a spirit Of unrest which
threatens stability and order. IF
you only knew the conditions In
Europe you would not sleep to-
night" said Dawson. There is blood
on 1000, 600 hearths There is the
bitterness of protest in 10000, 0OC
hearts. In the minds or hundreds
of thousands throu ghout TIE world
there is a bitter hate Of the old sys-
tenn that wrought the ruin, and a
demand that the responsible leaders
Of the world shall now lead the
masses forth in the promised land.
And while they wait shadow
falls upon The earth-a monstrous
shadow-with chaos at Its feet-and
in its hand a dagger dripping blood
the shadow of bolshevism-wait-
ing, waiting. hoping and expecting
that a republican senate will become
its ally, and by killing the league
Of nations, and destroying the hope
and faith of men, throw the uneasy
millions of the earth back into the
arms Of anarchy and despair.
For the masses of the world are
now awake. They propose to chris
tianize government They object TO
/ longer breaking their lives and the
| hearts of their wives and the future
OF their children upon the balance
( of power. They don't propose that
( old world diplomats shall meet be-
hind closed doors and through Sc
cret treaties barter away the lives
| of the babes OF today IN the night
Of tomorrow for the sake Of the
market or the mine for some one
/ else.
And standing, as they do, by the
I graves of 1000, 900 dead, they pro-
pose that the nations of the earth
I shall write into the international
covenant of peace the pledge these
/ nations made in the solemn hour
I of battle or governments will reckon
with the people as they never nave
! before.
Refuse the people of the world,
| the boon they ask, deny them the
relief you promised, and you sow the
seed of bolshevism everywhere. You
can't successfully lie TO the people
over several million graves.
Holding back bolshevism with one
hand and reactionary plutocracy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-06

and rundown so as TO build them
up into stronger. healthier men and
women.
Many a man and woman who ought
still 20 be young in feeling is losing the
old time vim and energy that makes life
worth living simply because their blood
is starving for want Of iron" says DR..
stefan OF Bellevue Hospital (OutdOor
Dept), New York, and the Westchester
County Hospital. Lack Of iron in the
blood not only makes Il man a physical
and mental weakling. nervous. irritable
and easily fatigued but IL utterly rObs
him Of that virile force. that stamina
and strength of will which are so neces-
sary to the success and power in every
walk Of life. Thousands are ageing
and breaking down at a time when they
should be enjoying perfect health be
cause anaemia-lack Of iron in the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-06

strong. active, aler
and seemingly growing
younger every year.
One class withers and
dies like leaves in au-
tumn while the other
by keeping up n strong
power of resistance
against disease may
pass the three score
and ten mark with sur
prising health, strength
and vigor. But you
cannot expect TO look
young a n d vigorous
unless you have plenty
of iron in your blood,
and physicians explain
below why they pre-
scribe organic iron
NuXated Iron-to sup
ply the iron deficiency
IN the weak. nervous.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-06

tellect, poor OF memory, nervous and
all run down" while at 80 OF 60 with
good health and plenty Of iron IN your
blood you may be young IN feeling. full
Of life, and your whole being trimming
over with vim and energy. As a proof
Of this take the case Of Former United
States Senator Charles A Towne, who
at past d is still a veritable mountain
Of tlreless energy. Senator TOwne says;
Il have found NuXated Iron OF the
greatest benefit as tonic and regu-
lative. HencefOrth, I shall not be with
out IT,"
Then there Is former Health Commits
siOner William r. Kerr Of Chicago. who
Is past the three score years mark hut
is still vigorous. active. full Of life vim
and energy. Former Health Commits
siOner Kerr says he believes his own
personal activity today is largely due
10 his use Of Nuxated Iron and that he
believes N ought TO be prescribed by
every physician and used In every hos
pital in the country. But I'm my opin-
ion you can't make strong. keen. force
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-06


gestlve process o. transform them fAto
organic iron - NuXated IFoh w. hesIfe
they are ready % be taken mp aud 49,
simulated hy the human system Nft
withstanding all that haze hpeh shid and
written on this subject hy wab kBsssgl
physicians, thousands of people VIII ~
sist upon dosing themselves WITH mf
tallic iron. simply Z suppose beeHusss it
costs few cents less. Z strongly. ~
wise readers in an cases 90 get "A phYsi
cans prescription Tor orcanic irhf
NuXated lrOn-or II YOU don't want 40
go 20 this trouble then purchase only
NuXated Iron iu It's original packages
and see that this particular name iNuA-
ated Ironl appears on the package. n
YOU have taken preparations such rs
NuX and Iron and other similar Iron
products and failed 10 get results r.
member that such products are an, &c
urely different thing from NuXated Iron.
Manufacturers Note Nuxated Iron.
which has been used by DIT Snllirdn
and other physicians with such surprie-
ing results, Is not "a secret remedy hut
one which Is well known 20 druggists
everywhere Unlike the older Inorganic
iron products. 10 Is easily assimtlared
does not iniure the teeth. nor upset the
stomach. The manufacturers GUARANTEES
successful and entirely satiSfaeforc 70
suits or they viii refund the mpueJ. II
IS dispensed in this city by Wetticks
Cut Rate Drug Store and al other good
druggists .tnE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-06

with the other. woodrow Wilson is
not only the hope OF America, but
the hope OF the world
We would not make the league a
party question II we could. we would
not make 1t a party question If We
would; but II the opposition inspired
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-06

BY jealousy and hate are deter
mined 10 make IL a party question
then we accept the challenge. and
sathering inspiration from the
glory OF the cause and the splendor
OF the leader we VIII follow Wood
row Wilson through the tempest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-06

blOOd-has fastened its grip
on them and is sapplng their
strength. vitality and energy.
For want OF iron you may
he old III thirty dull of in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-06

living tissue, muscle and brain You viii
find plenty Of people at 40 who are broken in
health and steadily going downward TO phys
ical and mental decay while Others az so are
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-06
IRON is THE RED BLOOD FC

In
Explain My iSraton of
81 Run
Ppein Two eeks' Time
read sun its into usandso enand
o be the
rworkn vou
10 ron fromE
% char food
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-06

I'M men and healthy
rosy checked wo hi6 n
bv feeding rheri IN
metallic iron ThEufu
forms Of metallic iron
r--rr+ -n Hh-.rr.h nH
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-06
How Signs of Old Age CreepIntO Your System
When The Iron In Your Blood Runs Low

For Want of hon You May Be Old
While Fifty With o. Iron IN Blood May Be
Young IN Feeling and Br!nnans Over With Vim and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-06
Alter the War-Mhat?

And was that all? Was that the
end What-seven million human
beings dead, billions of property de-
sroycd. dcsolation in hundreds OF
millions of homes in every quarter
OF the world and the soldiers who
had fought and suffered for democ-
racy and peace TO be sent back
home while the Talleyrands, the
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-12-17
COLD WEATHER
PREVENTS FLOOD
Sidewalks Beds of Ice on Sun
day, Usual Flood Sufferers
Are Relieved.

One of the most disagreeable days
that Cloverporters have had to ex-
perience so far this year was Satur-
day when the pedestrians had to face
a sleeting rain all day Towards even
ing the temperature fell, and by Sum
day morning the sidewalks were no.
thing but beds of ice. The middle of
the streets was the only safe place for
walking and the day was bitter cold.
However, there was some satisfac-
ton in the severe cold spell in that it
prevented a flood. The Ohio River
has been rising so rapidly in~the past
week that those who live on the riv-
err front in the East End have been
fearful day and night of having to
vacate their homes. The crest of the
rise reached here about noon Sunday,
and the usual food sufferers felt
greatly relieved.
Clover Creek was the highest it has
been this year, and was only about 8
feet below the town bridge.
Monday and Tuesday were fair and
little warmer than Sunday.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-12-17
WON APRIZE IN
CHICAGO EXHIBIT
Heller Bred on Howard Farms,
Glen Dean, Shown at Inter
National Live Stock.

The Howard Farms in Glen Dean
KY, where only pure bred cattle is
raised, has the distinction of having
one Of its fine heifer's win second
prize in the great International Live
Stock show held in Chicago, the first
of December
The heifer was bred on the Howard
Farms and was registered as Mary's
Victor x3564 ah67s155. 1t was sold to
Smith and George, of Franklin, Ind (,
who entered it and was shown in Poll
Shorthorn class at International
Senior Heifer and won second place.
Mr.. Jesse M. Howard, who is the
proprietor of The Howard Farms, has
won for himself prominent place
among the live stock breeders of the
country in breeding cattle for the
largest live stock breeders of the
country in breeding cattle for the
largest stock show held in the world.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-12-17
SUPREME COURT
UPHOLDS DRY LAW
Vets Hopes Are Dead-U-
namious Judgement Given
KY. and New York.

It's no more the song "Kentucky's
Going Dry" but prohibitionist are
rejoicing that they can sing Ken
tucky's gone dry with the whole coun-
try.
According to the Associated Press
from Washington, Wartime prohib-
ition was held constitutional today
MONDAY, Dec. 15) by the supreme
court in a unanimous decision. The
court entirely reversed the contention
of the vets that wartime prohibition
was outside the wartime powers of
Congress and pointed out that war
time control of food and railroads
still were in effect The decision adj
ded one of the final milestones to the
long fight to make the country dry.
"The Prohibition Constitutional A
mendment will become effective Jan.
IS. 1t is binding on the Federal Gov
eminent as well as the States and sup
ersedes State laws. the court declared.
"The judgement of the court in the
Kentucky and New York cases was
unanimous.
Justice Brandies said there was no
basis for the contention that Presi-
dent Wilson's statement in his mes
sage vetoing the prohibition. enforce
ment act that the war had come to
an end was proclamation announc-
ing the termination of the war"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-12-17
ROAD MEN REACH
C'P0RT FRIDAY
Loss of Their Cooking Outfit
Brings About an Earlier
Move Into New Quarters.

The party of engineers and survey
ors for the Louisville Paducah federal
highway, has finally reached Clover
port after much anticipation and won
behring's on the part of the people as
to just when this small size army of
men would arrive.
It's an i'll wind that blows no one
good, so a FIRE which completely de-
pleted the party's cooking outfit while
in Irvington, hastened their coming to
Cloverport where the men say they
are more comfortably established
than they have been anywhere on
their route so far. The Masonic lodge
room serves as sleeping quarters for
most of the men, and their cooking
outfit is located in the second story
rooms of Oelze's building and adjoin-
ing L. c. Tails insurance Of
flee. Mr. Taul and DR.. Chas Light
foot are sharing their Office with the
engineers to use for their clerical
work.
There are about thirty men in the
party and Col Piersal is in command
of the outfit.
Monday the surveyors and engi-
neers resumed work on the line near
Hardinsburg, where they left off to
move their quarters here. 1t is stated
that they will soon be in the Hardins-
burg and Cloverport section.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-12-17
WHAT SCHOOLS
ARE DOING.
Arkansas And Kentucky Make Thrift
And Saving Part of Curriculum.

The educational departments of the
States of Kentucky and Arkansas
have adopted courses of study for a
five year period in which the study of
thrift and the advantages of the Sc
.curities offered by the United States
Government occupy prominent part
The text books of these states for
the next FIVE years will all carry these
lessons, and the pupils in the public
schools throughout Arkansas and
Kentucky will learn valued lessons
which will last them through life.
The lessons in arithmetic are espec-
tally interesting to the pupils, in that
many of the problems are based on
the purchase of War Savings Stamps
and Thrift Stamps and the teaching
of interest, and how money grows, is
taught in the most practical way.
In most of the schools, too, there
are Thrift Societies organized. and the
lessons take into account the doings
of these societies and the teachers
and pupils are thus brought into ac-
tual contact in the schools with the
problems they will face outside of the
school walls.