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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
VIRGINIA TROOPS STAY
!. IN FRANCE FOR PRESENT
Two Divisions OF Southern Soldiers
Arc Slated to BE Returned
IN Near Future.
SOME HAVE ALREADY SAILED
Famous Rainbow Unit, Composed OF
Men From All Parts of Country,
Is Now With the Army of Occu-
patton.

Iy NSsocil ted PresE.
w WASHINGTON. January if.-Of The
Two divisions. the 1'hirty-iirs, and
s nea states To , he nesr feaure
composed Of Georgia. niabaina s'' and
and the remainder has been placed
rr.9T,y i1r n early rS.prn The
according 10 the War Department,
When hostilitics ended /, was located
u, Brest. France. md had not been as
The ThiTty-niuth Division. composed
OF Alabama. Louisiana and mississippi
men. has been skcletunized FOR replace
ment and return TO the United States
The Thirty-niuth was a depot division
located at st. Florcnt. France. when
Inc hEhtine stopped.
SoTH DIVISION WITH VIRGINIA
TROOPS At UCi-LE-FRANCE
The Eigh,ic,h Division. composed OF
Virginia. Yves, Virginia and Western
tho American Second Army. ana when
Ine lighting ceased. was located at
Sommauthc and St, ,Dizie:; france.
The tigh,;y-nrst Division. composed
Florida and Porto Rcan troops. was
located at Sonme Dieuc and Is-sur-
Tuin when hostili,ics ceased. being AT
maj Vmc unassigned NJ present II
The Thiriieth Division. composed Of
.SoTIH NaEclna, SOuth Carolina and
tennessee troops. had been assigned
10 night With the british. and was To-
Gated at Qncrrien. France. when the
armistice was signed, 1t IS now To-
Gated NJ Ballou.
RAINBOW DIVISION WITH
ARMY OF OCCUPATION
The Forty second Cor Ea!nbow) Dr.
vision composed OF mon from all parts
OF the country. at present is attached
10 the army Of occupation and To-
Gated at Ahrweilcr. II was at Maison-
cclie and st. Dizicr. France. when the
armiSticc was signed.
The EiGhty-scCond Division. COM
posed OF Georgia. Alabama and Ten
n.esaee troops. was attached to tho
American Frs, Army. and was To-
GGaiisd at FloIen,i. France; when the
The Eighty-sevnnth Division. com
posed OF Arkansas. Louisiana, MiesIs-
sipp! and southern Alabama troops
vas doing temporary duty a, Pons
france, near Bordeaux. when fighting
ceaacd. II is now located at 81. Ma
zairc.
The Ninctysecond Division com.
poscd OF negro troops from all parts
-. lhn country. was ~ Marbache and
81 Dizier, France, when fighting
Marbachc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
LUXEMBOURG REPUBLIC -
LASTED BUT SIX HOURS
Sentiment Snid to lie CROWNS for
Grand Duchy'a Annexation -
to- France.
iBy Associated Pres,

LONDON; January 1.-THE .spubtic
OF Luxembourg, which was proclaimed
Thursday by the committee on public
health. lasted only six hours, accord.
ing 10 report to tho Express from
BRUSSELS. which adds that French mill!
,ary authorities restored ordor in tile
grand duchv. -
~ Paris dispatch says the faction In
Luxembourg which proclaimed the es-
taDlishment of republic there has de-
ctded to send an official delegation to
Paris, according TO the journal des
Debats. The newspaper adds sic
movement favorable TO the annexation
OF Luxembourg TO France is growing
stronger. and the delegation to be
sent here Will be intrusted with a
proposal along that line 10 the French
government. = 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
Children Love
Cascarets- loo,
Candy cathartic is harmless
to tender stomach, liver
and bowels

Your child is bilious. constipated
and sick. Its little tongue is coated.
breath is bad and stomach sour. Get
a 10-cent box OF Cascarets and
straighten the youngster right up.
Children love this harmless candy
cathartic and it cleanses the little liver
and thirty feet OF bowels without
gripping. Cascarets contain no calomel
and can be depended upon to move tho
sour bile and poison right out OF the
bowels Best family catha because
it never cramps or sickens like other
thinEs.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
HELMETS AS LOAN PRIZES
Captured NnteriaI VIII tic Used {,
ruth Liberty Loan
Campaign.
IBy Associated prcs,.l

SHlNGTON. January ii.--Eighty
thousand German helmets captured by
General Pershings troops. some new.
taken from StorehouSes behind the en-
rOy lines. and some battered relics OF
the battle nc.d-havc been ordered by
loan publicity. for distribution in the
fifth Liberty loan campaign.
The helmets Will be allotted TO Fed
cral Reserve District headquarters on
tho basis OF their respective Subscrip-
ton quotas. and will be used rs prizes
FOR campaign achievements under rules
to he formulated by the district man
nGcrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
VIENNA EXPELS BOLSHEVIKI
Russian Red. Were Operating Under
Gutsc OF Rcd Cross
Workers.
IBy Associated Prcss.l

GENEVA. January 1t.--Vienna cx-
Wiki Sunday following the example OF
tho French and Swiss authorities
Twenty of those sent out OF tho city
were spreading propaganda while be-
ing engaged ostensibly as Red Cross
workers: y number OF Austrian ofii-
GERS and men from Galimia who are
said 10 have been tmbued with BolShe-
Wiki ideas have been arrested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
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ABLY MAINTAINS
PRESIDENTS RIGHT

'Coniinued From First Page.)
approved and shall wc at this anSiou.
pcEl"u o; human history impair theta.
their confidence In us aS :, nation
heir hopes n us as q friend Shall
mlnl On tMls ngnnizirE Nnnro -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
OLSEN AND BUcKARD RETURN
Held for Months ms Prisoners on Ger
man Sen Kinder and In Prison
Camps.
iBy Associated Press. |

NEW YORK. January li.-Captain \.
Olsen. skipper OF the American schoon-
CT Encore, and First Officer NJ. Buckard.
Of the American bark BeiuSa both
CalifornianS. have reached New York
after months Of adventure as prisoners
and in German prison camps. They
presented themselves to-day before the
United states Shipping COmmiss ;onc r
with only ID cents between them. hav-
ing arrived on the frciEhter Yves
thumwha from BrcSt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15

through another and greater catas-
uophe tnan the one that now occa-
SONS the coming conference III YER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
GEORGE SHELDON DIES
Former Republican National Committee
Treasurer Succumbs to Injuries
deceived In Mine Accident.
LEv Associated Press

MEM YORK, January 14.-GeorEe r.
Sheldon, finaucier G/d former treasurer
of the Republican National Committee.
died to-day at Carbondalc. Ill. of in
iuries received In mine accident re-
Gently near that city. Word Of his
death was received at his Office in this
city OF which he was lifelong resi-
dent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15

continue TO do Their failure will be,
our failure. ard their success will be
our success.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10
'Cl|MPMGM sTlRTs F0R
better SPEECH, N SCHOOL

neaamoat. Texas. Nov ios~-A eam.
palNn gor better ypaesh~ has been
started here andcf the direction us
puolle school teachers and usAegs IN (
tsreetsd ia h~arsng EnsiIsh correct.
ly spckon Ths cARpassa has saksa
tse form of lectures. pronuacsaescn
con, c~'s, old fsshloasa spelling hses
addresses. paxeants and plays.
IL contests in pronunciation ~oris
arw flakhwd On aeEV.ns IN sAe apeil
Ing contesx the old blue .baek7
spoilers IA nswd Grade achuul tcssh.
cFs have planned ''hlaaaer conteetss
~ part of the campaign.
The churches arc so.operatlnr wsta
The ,esrherS IN tho affnrt "a prnmsss
better speech
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10
D)eI1ls FIND
u REMEDY FOR
COLDS AND FLU
0alstabs. the New Nausealsss
oalomsl Tablets. Cut Ahort
< ool6s and Nay Prevent rlu
~ Keeping Liver Active.

Physicians have learned from ex
pertence. during the epidemic N influ.
eaan. that one of the most importan
factors in the prevention of flu ans
ooeumonia Ia to keep the liver active
- that the digestive Organs may b.
n perfect working order aud the sys.
ten thereby enabled to throw off cold i,
check sore threats. and RESIST serious
complications. For this PURPOSE the,
have found that me new, nausvaiess
calomel tablets called Calotabs. art
far mor~ effective even than she old
style calou,sl. which was formerly ths
universal favorite. as Caiotabs do no
weaken the patient. nor interfere with
the appetite and digestion.
At the first sign of cold or sore
throat. doctors recommend one Calo-
TAB At bed time with q swallow Of
wa<er. that's all No salts, no nau.
49, nor the slightest interference
witA your dist. pleasure. or work
Neat morning you wake up feelinf
fine. your liver Is active. and YOU,
appetite Is keen for a good breakfast
FOR your protection Calotabi ar
sold only In original sealed packages
price thirsy y-fise cents. All drugxa~-s
recommend md guarantee calotabs
YOur money back II you are not d..
lighfed with them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10
500 MILLIONS To
Be SPENT IN 1920.
BY U. S. ON ROADS.
ONLY DRAWBACK WILL m
INABILITY or RAILROADS.
To TRANSPORT TIM
SUPPLIES

waAhingsen. Nov. 10 whlle tho
expenditures during 1919 Tor hard
surExce Highways. according to ostl.
mates of the bureau " public roads
of the unisod States department IL
| agriculture, will set new record
wltA'a total og sisS.ooa. o0o. ihls slY
are IL small In comparison with the
computed available total Tor 1890 II
sSSS, 900 600. The spending ~ waich
prulnlsea 10 Ae az cndcat chiefly 81
he quantity az materials tho present
limited railway facilities can trans.
port.
Tho Items entering into naxt years
estimate are. brought forward from
unfinished work. 1919 cuntraeas. stds.
100000 funds available bonn stale
and county texes ana federal ald.
s2Tso0o.ooo nnesf!fsh stale and
county bond issues nat before ayall.
ahle. $50 eao. oap :ano .sAlra anexnend.
ed balance az state ana county bond
issues previously available. sas.0Dn.
oao: available from new bond lssaes
70 he yo.pd on la tho fail of 1919 and
spring Of iaan. sivu0po. 400
Unless the available apen-tnp cars.
many OF which normally lie Idle Ia
The late win,er. are utilised 10 tha,
slack season t.ae work whlrh can be
done Viii necessarily be- caftaiied Ter
lack of materials The total Sor 1890
Il more than four times TIE amount
that has Aeen expended during any
previous year for ikc purposes
Therefore thoFa must be i tremendous
Increase not only IA the material sup.
alics and shipping faellliies but also
in the LABOR supply. ana an enlarge
menl Of contractors organizations.
First OF al, according 10 Thomas " !
Macdonald. chief NJ the hurnau ~
public roads ID. attention - an staic. +
county and city road hlildug inter- /
ests should be directed toward over
aumsnK this car shortage 10 tAls
end II Il recommended that the ship /
ping Of materials hoGln earlier than
usual The first step tn accomplish.
Ing this. Mr. Macdonald peints ont
N 20 place ander contrast turing pc
aesnher ana January as Great mile
are Of roads az possible.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10
SMALL BOY SWINGS N
! AIR IS PLANE SCARS
Kid Who Stole a Ride" Is
Iickled Over Experience But
n Came Near Being Sad
= Tragedy

Dallas. Texs \. Nov To- How a smal
boy stole an airplane ride. ciingin'
to the landing gear Of the big Martin
Wright bombing machine which q
making o flight around The rim Of sh.
United States. was told by Lieu.en
ant II Il Harmon Of the crew OF ths
bombing machine. when the airplan'
landed here.
Ths bomber was leaving the flclt
a. Fl Paso and was several hundred
feet in air when Lieutenant Colohe
r Hartx, in command and mem
bers o. the crew. saw several smalle'
machine, flying below. their pilots
wayink frantically and pointing to.
ward the bombing machine.
Colonel Harts. thinking he had
broken or lost an essential rar o.
his ''shsr" returned to the fi@.d and
landed. The boy crawled out OF his
hiding place much pleased with his
adventure and none the worse for II
although eventually he would have
become exhausted and have fallen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10
Sufferers should Realize That n
Il q blood Infection and Can
h Permanently Relieved.

RheunaiAem means that sh~ htxsl
has hsyoms saturated wssh uris acid
sstson.
" aoss nDt require meassal advice
~ anuw that gOssA heslth " Absolutely
i"psndsas apca purv hIeea wAen
sh" muscles and ialnsa heeume anra
and drawn with rheumatism. X u nas
wl@w salug ~ taSa d lSstla mAlvu amst
by rubbing Y on tnw wotv slst. esp~us
70 Ees Fsa of yuar rheamaslcs yua
must ~ desesr aAAa iAas. dawn aepa
ln'o the elo~d sAcr~ thp pplsnn Mrks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10

There can he nothing ssmpler than
taking convenient little tablet four
tius~s zach day antli yonr weight is
redSkeed To normal That's all jcss
purchase = case of Msrmola frsscFsv.
lion Tablets from your druxxist Ger
II you prefeT. send " % Marmois Co,
So Woodward. Ava. nhs,rois Miehl
and full0w dirsctionl No dieting. no
exercising Est what you wans-~be
as, lA1y - ION like and keep ON gei.
ting xllmmer And the best part OF
Msrmala Prescription Tablets ls their
harmlsssgirss. That Is your absolute
safeguard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10

Hallss Family pills for constipation
State III Chic. City N Toledo.
Lucas County. ~.
Frank J Cheney makes oaih that he
" senior partner Of she firm ~ y ]
Cheney A Co. doing business ln the
City of Toied0, County and state
aforesaid. and that said firm w.ll Fay
tire sum 90 ONE HUNDRED DOH
LARS for each and every case of Ca
tarrh that cannes he cured hy fne uSs
Of HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
FRANK ]. CHENEY
Sworn To f,eforc me and subscribed
in my presence. tlsia 9Th day Of DE
ceMh@r, a. ~ 8SN6
A. W. GLEASON.
fSsMll Notary public
Halls CatarFh Medicine is taken In
l~rnally and acts thToush the Eluoe
On the Mucous SuTfaoss OF tho Sys
,em. Send Cor testimonial l4ee.
v J. CHENEY 4 co. Toledo. q
Sold by all drnggists. 55c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10
american WOULD
TO GE /
VILLA TREASURE
RtT THE NAN WIIO KNOWS
WHERE IT - LOCATED
OARES NOT TRY THE
STUNT


Spokane. Wash. Nov iN.--know
ledge or the location OF million OF dol.
lars worth Of buried h&sliion-
Money and Equipment TO finance al
expciition---
Consent OF the owner of ne bull
| lion
All that's his nu, he cant touch
he treasure,
And It's turning tie hair OF DR.
Frederick Y Ellis from brown 10 grey.
Back In the Businesses Of the hills
OF chirrahua and Sonora, Mexico.
Ponco Villas loot Is buried.
Some II Il Is silver bullion. More
Is IN gold bars almost too heavy for
man to lift.
In caches. here and there. known
only 20 himself and a few OF his
trusted iientenar,s. tae bandit SUI
preme OF the twentieth century has
hidden his wealth
vllla'd p'vvy n They coulu Collect.
Ravagsd from rich haeiendas al the
gun point. taken in swoaping raids
ON Isolated towns: captured after
fierce desert battles with Carrancista
trcops. rais loot-~the savings ~ his
years OF bandi,ry General yills
would gladly divide with Americans
IT,
The Americans could get Il ont 81
Mexico.
Villas wealth is an dressed up and
no place to 20.
He wants supplies and runs and
shells and airplanes. He can't tus
hem in Mexico
Neither can he got his money out
and purchase his needs Ia America
Althouga few Americans. IT.
Villas confidence. know the locations
of some OF this wealth. they dare not
Try TO get II to the American side.
!, Is. practically down TO the last !
peso. stolen property. |
= might get over a thousand
bounds or so. says Doctor Ellis. ~anf
might. with luck. repeat tae per
'ormance.
"Hut the L. s secret service mer |
would be On my trail before loar
md
Between wealth aud freedom
i've me freedom,"
tilla's Mine Soon to Stsrt Production
Villa. however. intends 10 start pro
luciioa again on his placer mine Ii
chihuahua.
Legitimate" profits from. this mine
re bandit can spend 10 arm and
qnip his troops.
In letter TO J. Todd McClamny. oil
7 Paso, Texas. Villa asks McClam-
ny's aid In this project.
III IL wonderful rich mine, Ellis.
Tho Is an associate OF Mcclammyl
ays. -
Some time ago Villas men worked
for IA days.
They took f'at $4,000.
"I3en the lSrrancistas came along.
aptured the mine and shut villa out
The bandit now is seeking through
Is American agents. American aid in
sopening the workings.
Ellis and McClammy are perfectly
Hing to help In this meritorious en-
'rprIse. but
They daren't.
However
Ellis Ia a pioneer in the motion pic
ire business.
He IL getting together company OF
,tors and actresses.
They are going down into use de-
'rts and mountains OF Sonora and
nj villa in his lair
Ellis denies the motion picture en- |
=
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10
STOLEN Ford Is LOST ,
AND FOUND Ar E<Ip

CAREER, Nov 10 a farmer living i
few miles east of CARRIER recently
found IN his straw stack a Ford eat
completely covered with 3iraw. iIq
hailed passing neIghbor ana to-
gether they unearthed, or rather an
stEpwed the eri,ter and cen they
didn't know wAat TO do with s. Evil
IDENTIFY IL was a stolen sehic,P. so the,
decided 10 phone the sheriff
The call was slow In getting
through Finally the nelghbor wen.
out OF doors and he noticed that the
Ford was gone. II had mysterionsly
as II appeared.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10

terpslse has any relation 10 tho buried
treasure
Dut strange shings happen down In
Manana land C0ri9us tales ssep
through the border Sleni llltle par
ties sometimes slip over the Rio
Grande on moonissa nisats.
I'VE darent touch H. Kills repeats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10
So1s Throat, Colds
on1sl1 osllsve1 ~ 0aanalu's
~ ~. I. 0n1sngd ~ o.

Xa16Gats Wizard o. b : simple
- s64oelfve Treatment for sore
l1hspae Al chest eoldA Used = :
l3afrls r. sore throat i brings quick
lSa11RL Bnhke1 On she chest Il win
joflto looie1 up : hard. deep seated
I1pN - - niGht
~ - ssoe eeea2 ss 8 every 1 asmiiy. .u !:
NJ q Naxl6 Sruubles Ike earaehe,
IooG1 1&aeAa eo)d eores, eanleer sores,
go ooea ~ eised aching feet
kEooehfnG healinG Wizard on Will ~
- tfaG eel feliek
81 1 1pm drue1lsts fes = esste
~ ~ 6o1loGo6 roeofu ~ bott1e ano
- 49, noa(y baek
1e1e ephqlipaasd e. havs siek
neAe! yoee ~ Wizard uvss
- Q1noa1e Etsle - - -
= ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10

Buy Red Cross Seala. Every penay
received Through tbs sale ~ Rcd
Crsss Seals 10 expended Ia nghslng
iisease Ia Oklahoma Bay an Won
can II Is good business" 10 hu,
Red Cross Seals Red Cross Seal
IRE an emblem OF health and happl.
ness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10

Regulate the bowels vi ca they fall
move properly IiERBlNE Is ar
admirable bowel regulator II heips
he liver and stomach and restores
inc feeling OF strength and buoy
Aney.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10
The Strsns Withstand The Winter
: Cold Setter Than The Weak

Old people who are feeble and younger
peOple who are weak. will be strength.
ened and enabled 10 20 through thf
cold weather by taking GROVES
TASTEI.ESS chill TONIC. which Ii
sirnply IRON and QUINrNE SUSPENDED
in syrup. So pleasant even children
Like H. You can soon feel It's Strength
ening. Invigorating Effect. Price 6oc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10

Over there" the Red Cross stood 10,
lIis. Over here It stands for life
snd health. Join the Red Cross. No
venber Q TO IL.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10
asAN ----~----------------------
"kFF|EA EAM|MUs,' FATHER
Tells ARMY nECRU|TER
"WerNsed Him At Home, You
Ten Him and 0blige." Parent
Writes When liked For
Consent

Recruiting station has received the
following communication from a
fatAer n lieu Of consent" papers for
hisseon, who wanted to Join the navy.
Z ''Dsarstz.
'1ec your lettFe In rasards Of jeffie
joiu4ne - navy.
"Je6fie ies minus and Is needed at
homA We want him. No certificate.
jeffie was born May 1892. You tell
him TO come and obliKe."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10

ioaissiiie, ny, Il the largea lsaf
Vuhacoe nsarAsg In ths world
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10

sunkcn, black circles and pale
checks was restored TO health
bT tho Favorite Prescription Of na.
Pierce" No write many wansn.
Changed too IN looks. for after talk
ing DIR. Picroo'a Favorito pnacrip-
tion the akin becomes clear, tho
eyes brighter, tho checks plump.
Druggists sell It In tablets or
liquid. it's q woman's best tenn
pcrancc tonic, made from Wild roots.
WHISTLER, AlA.-~si was bothered
With backache aud headache ANA vas
not able to do my work nniil tried
lr. flcrce's fnvorita Prescription, and
| can say ! ain now able TO do all my
work, such as esnking. washing and
Ironing, and even cutting wood, where
before used this medicine VIVA
almost au Invalid and did not care
whether lived or died. - MAS. IliA1.
nlsfu CANoyAN, Carr ftreet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-10
How to Relieve
CATARRH
No Medicine to Swallow, Just
Inhale Mcdicated Smoke

wonderful cures of cafarrh. h..s
hv'S"s ana deafness are. being reported
~ men and women who suffered foy
years They found quick reiisf 4,
so1hlns medicated smoke. Then. bv
Following the easy directions their ~
msnts vanished and have never re-
One of the worlds veteran nhv.,c,.,
compounded this amazingly s,,srsssfui
remedy o. herbs. IL may be Obtained
"a tne form OF cigarettes: or fer
s,noklng ~ a pipe or holder. Just ask
u rns druggist for a box OF Dr. Rlosser's
prefer to use III ~"
IRIS delightful remedy IL harmless.
contains no tobacco. The relIef i.
Usually felt Al once. A triple guar
sntee comes IN the box. you are sure
Could anything b fairsrY HIva w.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-16
ARMY PLANES DUE
THIS AF TERNOON
Aerial Service Recruiting Ma
chimes Leave Elkhart at
Noon Today.

Two large type army aeroplanes
were expected to arrive in this city
Thursday afternoon from Elkhart
where they gave aerial exhibitions
during the earlier part of the day.
One of the planes is said 10 be flying
about an hour ahead due TO an acci-
dent one of the planes had at Bris-
tol early Thursday.
When the machine started from a
field in Bristol a large dog made a
jump for the front Of the plane and
became entangleG in the whirling
propellers. One Of the propellers was
broken. The dog was not injured.
The first plane. S. c. 41524, in
charge OF Lieut.. L. J. Tall.dferrs and
Sergt. l.. b. VanLeere. was supposed
to have left Elkhart shortly after
the noon hour. The second machine
is in charge Of Lieut.. Welch who is
accompanied by Capt. Oursler
Three fiiss compose the squad;
however, the third machine is in
Laporte undergoing repairs. II fig
ured in an accident at Laporte.
In cities where the planes give ex-
hibitions short recruiting campaign
is waged for volunteers in the aerial
service. II is doing preliminary work
for a more extensive campaign that
will be put on at an early date.