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THE 11 AH HE DAILY TIMES, HA HUE, VT., SATUHDAY, DKCEMHKK 4, 11)13.'
INDIVIDUAL
WORK WON
! Marked Opening Basketball
i Game of the Season,
I ' i Won by Goddard
HUSKY CAVALRY
TEAM THE LOSER
But Local School Boys Had
to Work Hard for 25
' to 19 Victory'
The 1010 basketball season was ushered
' in at the Church afreet gymnasium last
evening with a contest between Goddard
and the second cavalry team from Fort
Ethan Allen., The end of the game came
with the wore 23 to 19 in fuvor of the
seminary team.
The fact that the game last night was
the first real game played by either team
this season probably accounted for the
tendency on the part of both teams to
forget their teamwork and indulge in in
dividual playing with an occasional
wrestling match in some far corner for
the possession of the ball. Goddard, on
the whole, seemed to bo better at passing
than her opponent and followed the ball
well. Nearly every time the ball went
into the crowd or came the length of the
floor on a long pass a Goddard man was
the first to get his hands on it. They
found, however, that getting hold of the
ball was not all there was to it, for with
a husky cavalryman on one's back it is
' not an easy matter to shoot a baskpt.
A. Goslant was the first to score, toss
ing in an easy goal in the first minute of
play, Wickwire of the cavalry team soon
evened up with another, however, and
from then on it was anybody's game un
til the whistle sounded for the close of
the period with the score 13 to 11 in fa
' vor of Goddard. The cavalry team was
robbed of two goals in this period by a
Goddard man with a big jump who
knocked the ball out of the cage after it
had fairly passed through the ring.
The second period was a fast one. both
teams straining every nerve and muscle
to score. It was then that the fouls for
holding and running with the ball began
to be called. Wickwire had better luck
with his free shots than did his opponent
securing two points in this way, while
Connor failed to register. This same
soldier secured a couple of nice shots
from the floor which served to keep the
score from becoming too one-sided to be
interesting.
A. Goslant was the sharpshooter for
the Goddard team, securing 12 out of the
25 points credited to his team.
The summary:
Goddard. ' Second Cavalrv.
A. Goslant, rf Ig, Husbans (Capt.)
Riley, If .Tg, Levins
If. Ooslant, e c, Kingsbury
heefe, lg rf, Silberman
Connor, rg (Capt.) If, Wickwire
Score Oodrfard 25, Second Cavalry 19.
Goals from the floor A. lioslunt o, nick-
wire 4, Connor 2, H. (Joslant 2, Riley 2,
Silberman 2, Kingsbury .2. Goals from
fouls Wickwire 3, Connor. Referee-
Carroll. Umpire McVay. Timer Chap
man. Periods 20 and 15 minutes.
PURE HLOOI) MAKES
HEALTHY PEOPLE
Hood's Sarsanarllla surely and effee
tivelr remove scrofula, boils and other
blood diseases, because it drives out of
the blood all the humors that cause these
diseases. They cannot be successfully
treated in any other way. external ap
plicationa for their removal have proven
almost useless, because they cannot drive
out thi impurities that are in the blood.
Hood's ISarsaparllla makes pure, rich
blood, perfects the digestion, and builds
up the whole system. J lie Kin necomes
smooth, clean and healthy. This great
blood remedy has stood the teat of 40
years. Insist on liaving noou s, tor notn
ing else acts like it. There is no real
substitute. Get it to-day, Sola by ail
druggiaas Adv.
HE CASTS ASIDE
A $30,000 JOB
Aid of John D. Thinks That He Is Too
Old to Hold It And Really
Only 70,-.
Uinchamton, N. Y., Dec. 4. Declaring
that men past 60 are "either foolish or
irritable," L. SI. Bowers, 70 years old,
formerly executive head of the Colorado
Fuel & Iron company, has resigned hia
$30,000 position with the Rockefeller in
terests.
Mr, Bowers, who hag served the Rocke
fellers faithfully for many years, gave
this explanation for bis sudden resigna
tion:
CARRANZA
STRONGER
Detachment of Army Added
to Defenders of Agua
Prieta
TO FORESTALL A
MOVE BY RODRIGUEZ
Villa and 2,000 Followers in
the Mountains A
New Attack
Douglas, Ariz.. Dec. 4. Disposition of
the augmented forces at Agua Prieta,
opposite here, occupied the attention of
the Carranza authorities during the early
hours yesterday.
An additional detachment of approxi
mately 1,300 Carranza soldiers arrived
here shortly after midnight yesterday
from Nogalea, Ariz, and waa moved
across the border to Agna Prieta. Two
other trainloads of Carranza troops were
expected to arrive during the day
BREAK A CHILD'S
COLD BY GIVING
SYRUP OF FIGS
Cleanses the
and
Little Liver and Bowels
They Get Well
Quick '.
GLORIOUS ENDING
OF BIG EXPOSITION
Panama-Pacific Show at San Francisco
Was Brought to a Conclusion To
day and is Counted a Great
' Success.
San Francisco, Dec. 4. To-day was
cloainir dav at the Panama-Pacific: exno-
When your child suffers from a cold, ;,: ..i
, , ..... i t ! ' oi i, w wi 1 Till If VJIIU UUI1B b
don t wait; give the little stomach, liver . , , . , .
and bowels a gentle, thorough cleansing "u" opened a carnival of music and
at once. When cross, peevish, listless, dancing which will last until midnight in
pale, doesn't sleep, eat or act naturally) celebration of the success of the fair
if breath ia bad, stomach sour, give
teaspoonful of "California Syrup of
Figs," and in a few hours ill the clogged
up, constipated waste, sour bile and un
digested food will gently move out of
the bowels and you have a well, playful
child again.
Owing to the European war, which be
gan six months before the opening of
the exposition on February 20, the ex
position directors were forced to feel
some anxiety as to the success of their
If your child coiiahs, snuffles and has Proioct but 14 iuTn(ii ou .t"
caught cold or is feverish or has a sore tendance and the financial returns were
throat, give a good dose of "California considerably greater than expected. The
MirOTtrt rf kins" 4 AudAiin. ha IsvisAla I
difference "what othlrmTnt 7.' tte,(lace passed tlieeventeen million
mar on iovemuer w, wun tne record
iA.1 1 kL. - ... ll,. ' ....
I made up my mind that I would quit I .i ; Iw u .
when at the high tide of efficiency, f I , . . ' . .
possible, and when I was most valued l"jrj:JrZ"Z. .7" : j
and esteemed. Not to drop down and ?" Z7iZ x. J nrC
i,i i .ffairain mv ftIs0 40 KTmon Nacozan and El Ttgre,
' v ... - ... ' I the American-owned niminir ramn. This
T. ' y , . move was due, it was said, to a rumor
" ' " ' ' 'rfi ... that General Jose Rodriguez, the Villa
! TL V i IT 2. commander, is planning to break through
avoided by old men than the notion that r, ' .. i r.F,
they are as young and brisk and bright ht ?
BABIES FIRST! GISLS HEAR.
Em
Sadcliffe Stadents Urged to Raise
for War Preparedness.
Cambridge, Mass., Dec. 4. ''Raise ba
bies for war preparedness," was the ad
vice Radcliffe college girls were digesting
yesterday.
Walter Green, newspaper man and ad
vocate of preparedness, told the girls to
turn a cold shoulder on the pacificist
young man and see that the iation is
not stifled for lack of babies.
"If you've got a book in one hand, hold
a baby in the other," was his advice.
HE GIVES BAIL.
The Brother in Hobbs Case in Court at
Portsmouth.
Portsmouth, N If., IVc. 4. Tharles IT.
Hobbs, charged with siting in the al
iened abduction of Mrs. Henry H. Hobbs,
wife of his brotlier, who claims that she
vi as forcibly detained and beaten because
of her refusal to sign a deed, pleaded not
guilty in the municipal court yesterday
and was held in Vhi for the superior
court.
Ilol.lw waived Mtrsdition proceedings
and rame from Haverhill with his conn
el, who furnished swurity for bis Te-lease.
at 60 or 70 as they ever were. 5fen of
that aire often make big fools of them
selves outside of business. They will
learn to run automobiles and go scooting
at a 40-mile clip, taking chances younger
men would avoid, They will learn to
dance the tango and wedge themselves in
among young people, who tolerate them
because of consideration for their age or
If they happened to have mar-
General F. Martinez, commanding the
Carranza column which was sent to Fron
teras, 22 miles south of Agua Prieta,
was expected to move south from that
point yesterday and at the same time
troops under General Laveaga at Agua
Prieta were to start southward over the
Nacozari raitroad.
General Obregon said that according
to what seemed reliable information, Gen-
money,
lieu m jrwuiilt " no Hi' I mc uicevy ou'VI , , r , , , , . , L , w . . , . ,
tn Ka nn a ,lr... n.rn mat of th. tim. "' W,l "Ul in, OI Ul IOI1UW
or Uid n nursing a crouch. h. in. the mountainous region
. 1 ... . I f li i iTnha hi 0aut nf Hormnail A
TIM mpn r LTpnprnllv ulv nr irri. .
j - -
table, and the Ixrd preserve me from be
ing silly I So I decided to unload a lot NEW REVOLT IN
of burdens, among them a bitr salary.)
lUttAlLU IS Tlilfi
REPORT AT LAREDO
Syrup of Figs
no
fl-iven
Sick children needn t be coaxed to take 'or a single day being 348,472 visitors
this harmless "fruit laxative." Millions on Nui Francisco day, November 2.
of mothers keen it handy, because they The final report on the financial ' re-
know its action on the stomach, liver turns may not be prepared for sometime.
and bowels is prompt and sure. They but tlie last one, covering the period from
also know a little given to-day saves a reorusry zu to uetober 31, showed a
sick child to-morrow. net cash income of 11,410,870 out of
Ask your druginst for a 50-cent bottle a gross income of $0,048,121)
of "California Syrup of Figs," which con- The conclusion of the exposition to-
tains directions for babies, children of all night will be signalized by the singing
ages ana lor grown-ups plainly on the lot 'farewell to Ihee from the tower of
bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here. Jewels, the highest structure on the
Get the genuine, made by "California ground; by the sounding of taps by a
Fig Syrup Company." Adv.
AMERICA RENEWS
THE BELGIANS TO
AXTrWIMA IWMATVH K out tor t1,e last' time, Arthur Smith,
ArVrMl UCsJUXiyU an ayjat,r, in an illuminated flight will
detachment of United States army bug
icrs ana the pressing of a button by C.
C. Moore, the president of the exposition,
to extinguish all lights; by the lowering
of the countless flags, and a salvo of
rockets from the Marina. A the lights
Penfield Asks Austria for Explanation against the sky.
write "Farewell P. P. I. E." in letters
of Torpedoing of the Steamship.
Vienna, via London, Dec. 4 The Amer
ican ambassador, Frederick C. Penfield,
Notwithstanding the war in Europe, it
has been triumph of peace that have
been shown most prominently at thia ex
position, the avowed purpose of which
has been to celebrate the completion of
the Panama canaL In every feature it
yesterday repeated his request to the has been an exjiosition of to-day, rather
Austrian government that it make a re- ? Historical interest, lor no ex
, . , 4 .. ., hibits which were the products of a pe-
ply to the American note respecting the rio1 ntedlltilljr the i,, decade were ad-
circumstances in connection with thelmitted for awards.
and what I do henceforth in active busi-1
ness will be for fun, and not for any!
other consideration.'
GOVERNMENT GOING BACK.
Severe
of
Criticism of the Standards
Architecture.
Washington, Dec. 4. Severe criticism
of the standards of governmental archi
teeture was voted by the American In
stitute of Architecture when, Thursday
afternoon, it adopted the report of the
Felix Diss la Said to Have Landed at
Oaxco with 2,000 Men Backed by
' Cientifko and Catholic
Parties.
Laredo, Tex., Dec. 4. Felix Diae has
landed in Oazaca with 2,000 men, accord
iug to reports reaching here yesterday,
Diss is said to have the backing of the
committee on government architecture, I Cientilico and Catholic parties, and it is
whose chairman is V. A. Cooliuge of ltos- believed in Mexico that this is the begin-
ton. That the government has taken "a ning of a new anti-larranza revolution
distinctive step in retrogression from its 1 he HuertUta element also is said strong
standards oi architecture as originally ly to favor Diaz.
conceived by Washington and Jefferson,"! Douglas, Aris., Dec 4. Stories of chll
was the charge made by the committee, dren and aged men and women slain,
The report discussed the tendency of the girls carried off and homes burned in the
people of this country to deplore the de- wake of v illista guerrilla bands in north
struction of the noted monuments of Eu-lem Honor a were brought here yesterday
rope, by reason oi wartare, ana at tne by refugees,
same time losing sight of the fact that General Villa was reported to have
the government of this country will be threatened a raid into the United States
constantly losing opportunities to create as his last act of defiance. Agua Prieta
new structures of architectural worth. I was suflicU-ntly garrisoned yesterday to
I he future destruction of some of those defeat any illista attack. However
n actual existence, Mr. Coolidge stated, (there 'seemed to be no large force of Vil
instead of being a criminal act. would listaa any nearer than Nacozar, where a
prove to be a dixtinct gain to civilization, handful of Americans were still in dsn
sinking of the Ancona in the Mediter
ranean by an Austrian submarine, as a
matter of which several Americans lost
their lives.
APPEAL IN BARRE FOR BELGIANS.
Dire Need of the Suffering People is De
scribed.
For various reasons it did not seem
wise last spring for Barre to do much
toward the Belgian relief fund, which
has received aid from all over the coun
try, but at the present time the state of metals, modern of mine rescue
In his final address to-day, President
Moore declared that the conclusion of
the exposition marked "an opening of a
period of new vigor and prosperity to
Ntn Francisco, California and the United
States."
For the first time in the history of in
ternational expositions, the aeroplane,
the submarine, and the internal combus
tion engine were exhibited in actual op
eration. New processes in engineerim;,
mechanics, electricity, manufacturing,
mining and sanitation were shown. Such
divergent interests as the latest systems
of child welfare, oxy-acetylene treatment
tar-
officers of the "Belgian relief commit
tee and the representative in this city,
especially, wish to impress upon the peo
ple of Barre the need and their op
portunity to relieve in a measure the
sufferings of the people in the war tone.
Some idea of the work accomplished
by American doctors and the Red CYoss
get practice with great coast fortiftca
tion guns, placing and explosion of sub
marine mines, and trans-continental tele
plione conversation were presented to
the public for the first time at an expo
yellowish towers and minarets standing
out in sharp con trust against the traver
tine walls of the palaces, was that of a
city or the urient.
Advances in illuminating' methods
made possible a plan of illumination at
an franc.isco undreamed of at St. Jui
ten years ago. Thomas A. Kdison said
that it marked a new development which
he would describe as art lighting, lue
odore Roosevelt said the illumination
was "the most wonderful in history and
tne greatest glory of the exposition.
The direct system of lighting pre
vailed throughout. The grounds wore
treated as if in reality they were I
huge stage and the trees, the shrub
bery snd the palaces mere bits of paint
ed scenery. Lights illuminating the
buildings were shielded by transparent
banners, decorated with ispunnm colors
and designs, which reflected the glow
against the palace walls and facades, aud
brought out the detail in soft relief to
the great satisfaction of the sculptor,
the artist aud the architect and to the
visitor. Upon the principal pieces of
statuary, domes and minarets, search
lights, all hidden from the direct view
of the visitor, pointed their rays.
Colored lighting was derived chiefly
from two sources: from giant search
lights before which were placed at dif
ferent times screens of various tones of
color and from the incandescent lights
concealed in the recesses of the columns
and reflecting light upon nearby hills,
Unusual pyrotechinic effect by the uso
of searchlights were attained. Luminous
shafts of light were used to picture
Scotch plaids in the air. ."The birth
of color," a "ghost dance," and "flying
serpent," the "spooks' parade" and other
spectacular effects were produced by
means of fireworks, smoke bombs and the
searchlights with their colored lewes.
Even the fog drifting in at times
through the Golden Gate was dyed in
all the tints of the rainbow by the
searchlight shaft. From the hills of the
northern part of San Francisco it seemed
that the rays of these searchlights spread
out like a great fan with the exposition
in the foreground. Twenty-four of these
light projectors have been sold to the !
Russian government. .
The idea carried out in the general
scheme of the palace was the evolution
of architecture from the Grecian period
to modern times. Roman, Moorish, Span
ish, Italian and French Renaissance ideas
were portrayed in the lines of the va
rious buildings.
The mot imposing building of all in
the belief of almost all visitors was
the Palace of Fine Arts. San Francisco
some weeks ago inaugurated a movement
to preserve it as a monument to the ex-
I position. To accomplish this it will be
necessary to get tne permission ot tne
United States government, ss the palace
stands on the Presido military reserva-
tion.
According to the exposition manage
ment there were about 80,000 different'
exhibitors, the exhibition being valued ,
at approximately $350,000,000. The total
cost of the exposition, in round numbers,
was $50,000,0110. Thisincludea acquirement
of site, construction, administration,
maintenance, repairs snd finsl removal of
the buildings.
Thirty-nine foreign nations and near
ly all the states of the Union partici
pated officially. Notwithstanding the
war, several of the belligerent took part
including trance, Italy, Japan and Turk
Activities of the submarine, other ev. The other belligerents were repre-
squatica and the coaxt defense guns in sented by exhibits made by their citi
action were made possible by the fact umis.
that the exposition grounds of 835 acre i During the life of the exposition more
When You
Think of
Man's Gift
Think of
This Store
Why worry abou
what to give your men
friends? The one sure
way to do that branch
of your- shopping is to
come where men do
their own buying.
That's right here.
You II be surprised
how well we are pre
pared with attractive
articles suitable for gifts
or men.
Moore
&
Owens
Barre's Leading Clothiers
Barre, Vermont
PARIS CHECKS
WORK OF PEACE
ORGANIZATION
Women Ordered to Discontinue the Dis
semination of Peace
Pamphlets.
Paris," Pea 4. The French section of
the Women's International league for
permanent peaee has been ordered by
nurses may be gained from the laot bordered on San Francisco bar near the tl,n mcmi mnor... .H .ml Mnntioiia'!. ' .7T . .7.1-..". 1- J: ..
that in one hospital out of 500 cases only Golden Gate and the Presidio, a military I were held in San Francisco and the bay If "J T"Z ,iT-
I . . IrlflllC Isic uuvuMbitru ' air unmuisicirni
""" . The officers of tlui French section were
The plans for the new interior depart
ment building, now in course of erection
in this city, were mentioned as demon
strating a backward step in architecture.
It is indeed regrettable that the gov
ernment should absolutely fail to realize
its wonderful power for the advancement
of the fine art of architecture," continued
Mr. Coolidge. "Government buildings as
a rule occupy prominent place in the civic
centers of our cities, and if this policy is
persevered in it will be an insuperable
obvtscle to artixtie development through
out the United States."
BISSING CALLS
TALK WAR TAXES
Special Session to be Hld is Brussels
To-morrow Contributions
Due Dec 10.
Brussels, via London, Dec. 4. Under a
decree Usued by (ieneral von Hiding, the
Mrman governor seneral of IleWium, the
Effort after effort, it was stated, on authorities of the provinces of Antwerp
me pan oi me institute to co-operate nl Krahant are summoned to meet in
ith the treasury department officials snerial aesoiosi on Saturday lo discuss
hsve met with little or no suoeess. Pub- the matter of sir contributions. These
ic buildings to-day, the committee said, province have not yet concurred in the
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Seven
Tl: "i Year-OId
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V JZ Herder
if-". , .
4 RK Starr
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lstbT Jf.ba's V.tlrnt r- f t ksd
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I. ? it'tc-4 wvtt-i M r- i" h. We
tr'f.j-' rir f !(.? .!.!, Vm
t ti.i.-T t! r'-..'un kn ar "k
sre in the field of politics. The suggea
tion wss msje tnat annual lump sum
appropriations by Congress wmld take
the woik of government building con
Mruction out of politics. The hope wss
slso expressed that the office of super
vising architect would soon be filled.
measure promulgsted for the colltition
of wsr taxes. Contributions are due Dec.
0.
T Have Vacations with Pay.
San Francisco, IVc. 4. Telegraph op
TWINS FOR W. R. HEARST.
erators all over the United States m
ploved by the Western Union Telccrsph
conipsny are rr iM iiig ever tlie nests that
sfter the flrt of next year all trsftic
Newspaper Publishers thilflren now Is employe mil receive annus vscstmns.
cmttA t Five. with psr, or one or two wrvks. according
Itn lnirta f aorvir. Tl.i mill mat tl,
Mr. snd Mrs. w illism Kandoipn Hearst company clo to 4.fi0.(i0,
iM.me. 137 r.ivrride I)rive, on the birth
of two hovs.
Tlie twins weigh sis snd one half pounds
e and bring the number of lvrt
diillrrn to ne, all boys. The oidevt.
(terge. w II year M; William i 7 and
John, hitberle the Iwhy of tl fanrtiir.
i fue.
ir. Hearat. who ss Miss W iliti
Wihwin. tlie dsugl.ter of (irce H. Wil
an, was marrird ia 1 5tiS. Kbe take sa
1i' intereat ta hn buamn'1 s rntrr
li and supervision oT tdreir of tlte
lirrt pt)l K-t Mil.
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Notable persons from all over the
world were among the exposition's vis
itors. Some of these were William How'
ard Taft, Theodore Roosevelt, Vice Pres-
I. --4 .1 J I' I
nine were iusw nut in war is making reservation. (cities,
,-i,u .... v.-m. m.v kv ""F IDC ran rranCISCO CXDOSltlOn naa and intrniti,nl nrni,li.,na ronra
plies, the ilothing, foodstuffs and every niany features peculiarly its own. Aside .enting social, political, fraternal, Indus
known need of life. The women and from its beauties In art. color, nkht il- ri-l iwin .tnti rl irrti-iitsi mArlioal fa rrr.
children left at borne, the men unfit for lumination. its courts, architecture and cultural, scientific, snd various other as
ar service, are all suffering from the landscape engineering and its education- aociations.
norriwe cnects ot tne conflict. l oua it e. the site itself was novel
America has already done much, the in that a semi circle of hills, covered
whole country reponding to the call with home and apartment homtes. reached
of the nerdy one across the sess, but out from the very gate of the fair and.
tne cau ana necessity are constant, l here looked down upon these accomplishments Jdent Marshall, William J. Brvan, Wil
is no pisce to stop, ana sureiy wnen of msn. ,Ij.m fi. McAdoo. sorretarr of the tress-
cities, towns and villages the country j Bearing in mind these hills, from -the ry, Speaker Champ Qark. Joseph 0.
over are doing their be.t for the cause, ridge of which many visitors obtained Cannon, the marquis and marchioness
uarre ooe not want to d unresonsive. their first glimpse of the ex pout ion, the of Aberdeen, Major General Gonrre Wr.
Ilia call comes to the city aa a whole, architects and Jules Guerin. director of (Jocthals. Thomas A. Ed iaon. and Admir-
dui inswsa oi msaing a iersinai can- color, created a block n an of palaces
snd courts to form a single architectural
theme. The bay, and rolling hills be
yond and in the distance Mount Tamal-
pais, formed a picturesque background.
Massing of the buildings was divided
vass of hte city for funds or such arti
cles of wearing apparel as are mentioned
below, the Jselgian relief committee rep
resentative in this city sucirests thst
tho different snrieties, orders and clubs
si IVwa, of Japan.
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wt,i re-i'tr lo iire of s frn.- r tt., t-.- trlwi ' at rt I,-. la s
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st lite ?-e.-eil t fse it e ktHa. j, -,. I .,'" fee vwit d-i.cT". ! Bfi
eW. t't tr a-rre-tATT tn.'jr M nm- j r t. l.f V-iwI.-ig
('-" ;w J rrj"n H mvi tn- ' - -
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Hanged to a Telegraph Pole.
Foirest City, Ark, Dec 4. A mob
of the city tske the matter up and do. because the architect believed that if 'r7 yesterday stormed the county jail
nat money or the neoessary article. U-t far apart ther would be dwarfed here and banned William Patrick, a re-
The Ilarre Woman's club bat promised to hv the imposing etting Nature hsd t'ro- itro. to a telephone nole. Patrick was
do what it can, and the otbt-r orders are Uided. Ha the effect from the hills, with 'charged with having killed John Nichols,
w k m line, n a isrga amounv i the expositions green un domes, and Uie:jr, in s quarrel over some cotton
cannot oe given, every nine neips.
If these million people in Belgium and
northern France, who lack clothing had
the money, there is no wsy to purchase
msterial on e count of the blockade. Ex
cept the very wealthy, who had aa
abundance of clothing, the working peo
ple and poor are destitute and by Christ
mas all lli clothing reserve stations will
lw exhausted. For this rvaaon Itarr it
aaked to make its rift to the the prop
er person b-fore Christmas time, if p-
il.le.
I lure are three way in which you
can help
I. By buying any of tbe article men
tioned below.
t. By buying the material with which
ta make them.
i. Mr sending money with which to
bur them.
Iw-low ara given the nrtwle which are
no.ied, bem a rmich eatimate of the
lott ing reuird this aititt by IVIgium
snd n'rtleTa lis it".
For e Jin.usi pairs of 1mm. aire
froaa 7 to II; 3it.,.i'l sl.irUs 2i.(i0
pairs of drsri gisi.isio unOerelurU;
it' . saeaters; 4"'..M purn of mk
o-li; IVi.lert m of trouaersj !..
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I, si mei - ?ki ! tirs of shnea).
aira t to ; ini Wtiet or M"uae;
'.e pairs oi flrer; ii.mi lel; n
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andarafc rt ; 2 !.. ak.rt; ". J
al)a or ooata r t-iks (o-4.. !Q
lot gif i I '-.is ir of alw-. To- j
tir4s a "iiasr Mf grrot st t
m-mt, th iT'Si.nxi t or t- f j
a h4 ( tiKrew; JiK.xSI lra.U- r T
summoned before the commissary of po
lice yesterday to explain their activities.
The women maintained that they were
acting according to their philosophical
convictions. The police are continuing
their inquiries.
A Perfect Complexion
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Give that deli
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refined complex
loa which every
veora an desires. Keeps
away akin troubles.
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REYNOLDS & SON
FIRE AND WATER SALE
Arcade Block, 171 North Main Street
Bargains that you will never be able to
get again
Goodrich Tubes cheap.
Aluminum Ware 30 per cent. off.
Christmas goods just received that we are marking
down to clean out.
Spaulding Base Ball Goods at one-half price.
Fishing Tackle one-half price.
Builders Hardware one-half price
Farming Tools one-half price.
1 Baldwin Refrigerator, was S22, now SS.
GLENWOOD RANGES ON SALE SATURDAY
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