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Show THE BEAVER mmm xnm.r PRESS. BEAVER. UTAH ! LEGION KEN VISIT FRANCE YOUIIG GIRL American Party en Tour of Former J aWe Actors; at Fllrey Men. msnt Dedication. The new "A. E. F." is In France on a mission much unlike that of the The new forces A. EL F. of are only 250 strong. They comprise members of the American Legion who ' are touring the former battle sectors tor Thla tOeey Dprtmnt Suppll4 IM Asaerteaa teflon tiw Sartrlce.) this summer ss guests of the French government livery state and every branch of IS LEGION LEADER IN PARIS service is represented In the peaceful New Famous New Orleans Ace' Heeds new A. B. F. They sailed from on York Washington. the George American Volunteers of French There was a noisy "bon voyage" at the j Foreign Organisation. docks as the former presidential ship started on Its course. Flsgs of the Edgar John Boullgny of New United 8tates and the American LeOrleans, famous Ace of the Lafayette flew from the mast. and gion Ksquadrille Commanding or rather beading the scion of bo old was John O. Emery, the pilgrimage French family Legion's national commander. Forhas bwn chosen D'Oller and Franklin commanders mer to head an assocl were D. present Liudsley atlon of veterans Henry citizen exthe at Lellavre, organised at Arrivingwas received with great eclat Paris and tailed pedition un-d- -r "American Voluu-lew- i after which It proceeded to Paris From tow of French officials. Hie of train French Foreign Parts the party set out by special of dedication the to KIols attend for When Legion." to statue Joun Arc of the presented Germany announced. Its. Inten- the French city by the Joan of Are tion of meeting Committee of New York. "all comers," Boullgny was one of the While at Blois. the veterans Invaded first Americans to volunteer Ids the old headquarters of the army reservices for France and was decorated classification board, known better by four times for bravery with the esqua-drlllthe doughboy as the "benzine board." lie is s member of Alvin Cul- Here the Americans staged a burlesque lender past, American Legion. of a benzine hearing during wfcJeb a Second wore of the pilgrims were "blooyed" with first the served Boullgny regiment of the French Foreign as they used to say in the days of the When transferred to the fighting A. E. F. Legion. Lafayette flyers, bis Intrepid maEvery city visited by the former des eager-cesover the has received them with arms fenders enmy lines, neuvering to engnge any plane bearing the wide-opeThat France has not fora shrub In clumps with tall, slender maltese croHs, contributed many of the gotten Is everywhere evidenced by the 1 stems 6 to 10 feet or more in height; Mother Nature, thrilling chapters which comprise the cordiality of the receptions. At BorilAYS J KM also frequently as a tree up to 20 or "Leaflets three, let It history of that heroic group. He was deaux, the Legionnaires received Uie 30 feet high, with a trunk & to 10 to the American air "freedom of the city" from the high transferred inches in diameter. forces when this country entered the officials. From there they went to The leaves of poison sumac are diGen of light and .became an ace. He also Tafbes to visit the birthplace vided Into 7 to 13 leaflets, arranged In secured numerous remarkable eral Foch. They placed a memorial This same Mother CKrtll with a single leaflet at the end. pairs shelfirst one them being of tablet upon the bouse that ... among Nature may be a genial irt The avoidance of shrubs growing in T' enemy shells bursting over the Rhelms tered the famous generalissimo, old dame, as the poets low land with leaves of this general bombardWl. cathedral during the first SmmmmJ are always singing, but The former fighters were impressed character Is a safe rule for persons I ment of this historic structure. the botanist and the by the rapidity with which many of not well acquainted with poison sumac. The organization of which Boullgny the ruined towns have been rebuilt naturalist and the woodsman bask In Poison sumac is often confused with Is president. Includes American volunher smiles with their eyes open. RealSome Legionnaires have gone over the certnln kinds of ash, and various fclder, teers who enlisted In the early days exact location where they fought the ly, In some ways Nature Is as "cruel oher shrubs and trees bearing someof the war, while their country was battle of liberty and where many of ns the grave," as the saying goes. She what similar foliage; also with dogtill neutral, and Is Intended to Include their buddies fell In action. lias no patience with ignorance and wood, to which It bears no resem"the bonaflde American citizens who line the cer works She Inefficiency. along Probably the most Impressive POISON IVY AND SUMAC. blance. Its loose, drooping clusters of Served honorably at the front wltb the of the "survival of the fittest" Let as emony participated In by the Ameri followed by smooth. Ivory-whiflowers, the . Into Legion, for the purpose of keeping cans was the dedication of the Fllrey woodsman go competent Poison ivy may appear ia are readily distinguished fruits, fresh the memory of fallen comrades monument This memorial Is a tribute wilderness and she will give him various forms, but the three from the densely covered upright terand furthering friendship among those to the valor of the doughboys who bountifully of her plenty. Let a tentelltale leaves identify it. minal spikes of the harmless sumacs. Not all varieties of poison ivy surviving. delivered the little town of German derfoot In the yilderness Jhrow himOther differences sre readily noticehave do bear Those fruit. that on will Is he familiar her mercy and ground self perish occupation. Fllrey berries whitish or crsam-coIor- d able, such as the wtng-llkgrowth on ' is soldiers. It American to J miserably. many BUSY FOR THE LEGION CAUSE resembling mistletoe. along the margins of the- - leaf stalxi Mother Nature also evidently has a the ridge which was the main line Poison sumac, uadar various of the dwarf sumac and the hxtry covsense of humor, which Is not always of resistance of the old Tot! sector. alliaset, grows only ia swamp Head of Washington Woman's Aux. erlngs of the leafstalks and fwlgs of Now, by a Jugful. It was at Fllrey that the Eightyor ia wot ground. the staghorn sumac. Mary Says Workers Will Not exIt's a went this here's 13 good and Missouri, Poison sumac has 7 to poison Ivy; ninth, from Kansas Bs Found Wanting. ; Arter exposure to poison- ivy, meas e methods. leaflets arranged ia pairs along Seventeen American ample of her practical-jokInto conflict ures to Insure the removal of he pol-sv- n leaflet sumac each with the the a of has created Nature In the vicinity stalk, divisions fought single are of primary Importnitce. At aba, John B. Neely has been chosen little town, which itself was occupied (Rhus), a genua of small trees and at the tip. first the poison is on the surface of is con. often Poison sumac bead of the Washington State Women's of Anacar order Shrubs the natural of of troops by regimental headquarters fused with elder, certain kinds the skin and may be removed' by wash Auxiliary of the dlaceae. The species are numerous holding the line. of ash, and various other shrubs American Legion. lng with ordinary kitchen or 'sundry At the dose of their tour the Legion and are found all over the world exand trees bearing somewhat Bora In Washing-- , soap and hot water. Care sNmld be men will go to Paris where they will cept In the coldest regions and Australsimilar foliage. Ura D. taken, however, not to spread the poi of Is a useful sort sumac The ia.have three days A. W, 0. L, after Its loose, drooping clusters of son by careless washing. 'eely later moved which they will sail on their return thing. Various species furnish dyes, smooth followed flowers, by to the state of Mild cases of ivy poisoning general reedible to e varnish, Ivory-whitseeds, Is tanning material, expected fruits, are readily voyage. The party Washington where ly subside within a few days ind do oil for candles, medicines and conditurn about September 15. distinguished from the deasoly been baa aha not cause alarm. Fatal ceics, how. covered upright terminal spikes ments. active in club f the harmless sunsae. ever, have occurred, and where the in a matter of fact all the species 2s Work of 8pokano First aid to poisoned i Wash flammation Is extensive or 'severe, a YOUNGEST AUXILIARY MEMBER of sumac the world over are useful, skin clean with soap aad hot the entire And physician should be consulted! In the three. And these three make except tate. She U, In water, being careful not to early stages of Ivy poisoning, remedies Little Ruth Buell Thompson ef Lewie a lot of trouble. The three are the addition to being preed the poison. Application having a fatty or oily base, such as and radlcahs) poiIvy (Rhus poison ef eookiag soda, two town, Montana, Chosen Mascot ef president of the ointments, should not be used, as he sumac son (Rhus vemlx) of North the State Department fal to cup of water. stats Legion aux- grease ot oil tends to dissolve sad America and a Japanese sumac (Rhus rUlary. head of the strong National spread the poison, say specialists of pumlta). hei aurse and --Quard Ber mother was a auxiliary, the mother organise do know not how Is cause to how knew And this that anyoneMo they recog the Department of Agriculture. Initlon and president of St John's guild. father a doughboy, both having served In Its various stead they advise simple remedies, avoid the kind and nize of this plant particIvy, particular Buell Thomptfbt Is the mother of five children, In France. She la Ruth such ss locsr application of solutions kind of sumac are polsononsT forms,. four sonf and a daughter. One soa son. 81 month old, and the youngest ular whete Mother Nature's of cooking sods or of Epsom salt one practical-That's Is poison-IvThe also known plant of Woman's Auxiliary division, A. member of the fought with the Ninety-firs- t Joke In. Is comes It Also humor a oak and as various local or two teaspoonfnls to- a cupful of by poison aV F. Another was with the Twenty- water. Fluid extract of three-leaved grthdella. digood object lesson of the fact that she names, such as Ivy, poi third engineers, A. & I. A third was luted with four to eight parts of water, no patience wltb Ignorance and son creeper, climbing sumac, mark-weehaa aa aviation Instructor at Kelly field. Is often used with sue cose.. For most certainly it Is Inefficiency. plcry, and mercury. It grows Texas, and Issodun, France. The Solutions of this kind may be apknow not to and form of la the poison Ivy woody vines, trailing Ignorance youngest fonght with the embattled Is inefficiency t be- scrubs, or low, erect bushes snd adapts plied with light bandages or .clean most It certainly Second division A. E. F. come poisoned by It. Itself to the greatest variety of condi- cloths, which should be kept moist and "My work In the auxiliary will be dose a of tions, flourishing In woods or In the should he chsnged and' discarded frebig poison Incidentally, legacy from our beloved sons, who. no Joke. Of cowrse, open, In low, moist soil or In dry soil quently to avoid Infeetlom During-thIs Ivy poisoning sleeping In the sacred soil of France, tt frequently happens that the poison- aad on hillsides. It Is especially abun night or when moist applications canLave passed It on to the women of the dant along fence rows and at the not be used, the poisoned surfaces ing Is not serious. Then everyos American Legion." said Mrs. Neely. of paths and roadways, scram- - should be carefully cleaned and dried uf. the Itching one and lays, lauxhs edges belongs to. as by ties of blood. It ever Jocks snd walla,., climbing ana ien exposed to the- - air ratW "Well, you'll know better next time." hflac Beans a pledge of service to the In the tart a good many rates are ertm poets or trees to considerable heights, thtn tightly bandaged: But ervlce men In the name of those they efre mixed with other shrubbery In stage, after the toxic material' ha exAnd thrr a demand doctor. to enough left behind. In the holding of that h ointment hpen cases that ended with the1 such a way ss to escape notice until hausted Itself, slnc-oxllegacy. Ood helping, we will not be Its presence Is made known by a case similar mild antiseptics and astxtagMat the of denth poisoned. found wanting." ; applications hasten healing:. Many interesting facts concernbiK of poisoning. Poison try, or poison oak, Is found poison Ivy and poison sumac, how to recogn'te the plants, and how to trent tn one or more forms In practically We Wonder, IS LEGION LEADER IN SOUTH the poisoning, are contained In Fnrn- - all sections of the country. In Its A sufferer who lives- - close- te a ran ers' Bulletin 1100, now published by various forms the plant Is most readily rosd In the suburbs, wrote-- the f fleerFlorida National Committeeman Is of The the iVpnrtment Agriculture. recognised by Its leaves, which see to the reUroud companji, One ef the Most Active . eeeala. rnlletln is Illustrated with picture of alwaya divided Into three leaflets, and ing snout the racket made by a switch Ing Workers in the State. , he two plnnts. which are ofteu con-- by Its whitish waxy fruits, which look engine: "Oentiement Way la ft that usrtl. 'Copies of the bulletin may he somewhat like mistletoe berries. All your switch engine has t dlag and Dr. David Forster, of New Smyrna had niton request of the departuxnt varieties do not bear fruits, hut when dong and fits and- spl aad bang and national been fla--, who has :it Washington, D. C. Th!s butl-t- le discovered the whitish or cream-col-rehiss and pant and or oramitteeman HrlnuM out the following facts among berries make recognition positive. puff and bump audigrate sad grind and Ruth Buell Thompson. the American Le-- , others: Poison sumac Is also known as toot mid whlRtl iindichug aad hoot and wheeze and jar glon from Florida, "leaflets Hie homely snylnK thrve, swamp sumac, poison elder, poison and howl and huiwH and the American Legion at Lewlstowe let It be" Is one of the Lemay rnuse unjtist suspicion ash, poison- - dogwood, and thunder-wood- . and thump and. boom puff aD( grow and gion's leaders In Montana. some tnmteent and harmlcs plimt, f It grows only In swsmps or in Jult snd scree snd snort snd and Wln the state department of the rt l! offers a deal of K"xl advice snarl the,. South.. He to wet ground, and Is found from the and slam aadi throb and roar and rathas been a nationAmerican Legion of Montana held Its thiie who are unaniiutlnted with x. New Knglund states, south as far a tle and yell and- smoke and smell and al committeeman annual convention at Lewlatown, Baoy 'on Ivy. Many persons each year suf. Florida and westward to Minnesota. shriek .like hvll all tbt longr Bossince the first con- Thompson was unsnlmously selected rYr tie smarts of Ivy jMilsoulng be- - Arkansas and Louisiana. It grows a ton GlObe, vention in 1910. to be the mascot She la me aaugwer Doctor Fonrter la of Hi and Mrs. R. B, Thompson, of resident surgeon Lewlstown. the lapidaries tn Montsns do finer The shorter life of man Is American Sapphire Fields thst of the Forster probebli work than Is done on the stones that for by hi. llfeT sanitarium at New scented energeltc London sent to sre to be Hike, cut Montana On Honeymoon probahly marry Mrllw thaa ' Smyrna. He was of the tn government experts at might well be called the "Gem men ecause their best Ernest J. Jackson, who served chance tor bom October 24, 1870, at Fayette. Mo. Washington gives s striking descrip- Stste," In view of the fact thst Mf lg Is between the whe and In France, division of tweuti sgei Is received his early education there the First tion of the treasure that the state of ber output of precious stones exceed! and lv i,ty-flv- e 14 times; has started when they .r, BJ and his medical training at St Louis, was wounded In Montana In poasessea The the that tine sapphires. of all the trsctlve. production n a hooeymoon hike It I. found that about St later doing postgraduate surgery In with his bride systematic mining for these pre- rest of the United States. , per cent of the women marry between across the continent from New Tort only cious stones In the United States Is large hospitals In .the United, States The thosa Meu stopped Francisco. Ran pair n " and In Europe. He wss organiser and generall, when older. The difference Mortality ef Man and Women. on the 29th day ef Hone in thst state. The annual output I "aw Brat chief physician of the 8t Louis at Indianapolis 500.000 txceeds men a As carats, tb die rule, Including younger thaa averages sbout three and paid a visit to tha i! years. Maternity hospital at St Louis. Mo. their walk, stones are thst suitable for cutting as women.' In 1019 the death rate In this of th Amencaa C served U the medical corps during national headquartera 'gems and those thst are useful only country averaged S9.2 years for men aa n war far mechanical purposes. It u said compered, lth 40A yeaxa for women. ai.j Qon 1917-181- Tell Other M ADOUt 8. J I I m J f7 photo-graph- I7tn! to fui MirViVl cunrtsnzcf id n&rhim s, - MMl p ISS r4$a''yfS'' It r' years old and have been lthei1? severslrS. r Every Nah I alwavs k.T?M went towrwiTr iy. but foster and would cramps. HZ? Vegetablef.1 wonderful and it helped me very mm so that during my periods I aa notve sick or drowsy. Ihave told many rfri. about your medicine and would be y to help anyone who is troubled itk similar ailments. --You may use toy w timonial aa yon like." Stella Lea. WHXK.6 Second SEvansvilniJi Some girls lead lives of luxury, wkS otbera toil for their livelihood, Vat id are subject to the same phyncajw and surfer in proportion to their vioh tkm. When such symptoms develop m irregularities, headaches, bactaW bearing-dow- sensations andt5 n blues." girls should profit by Mist Liu. t wiler a experience and give Lydj, Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound a triai ., Don't think because a limn hw foot In the grave that he isn't abla do a lot of kicking. te Whites Outnumbered. Taking Jhe broadest possible Ttet of the racial maps of the globe u I existed before the war, it will h) fonnd that out of a total number . human beings amounting to L700,(XXb 000, 550,000,000 were white, LlMflKI, Thus the colors ,000 were' colored. races outnumbered the whites moti than two' to one. g ASPIRIN j Name "Bayer" on Genuini : - f te e - good-nature- , - C i-- Beware I Unless you see the mm "Bayer" on package or on tablet! pt are not getting genuine Asplria p scribed by physicians for twsotr-years and proved safe by mllltat Take Aspirin only as told In thsBtja package for Colds, Headache, Knar gla. Rheumatism, Earache, Toothtda Lumbago, and for Pain. Handy B boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets at ir plrin cost few cents. Druggists. iM & sell larger packages. Asplria trade mark of Bayer Moooacetlcacidester Advertisement. it Manufscttw of SaUcylladi, ' Another Version. The evil that men do llvei 8 them ; the good la often mlsconitrasl by the attorney for the other Ifissourian. -- tr y d, e It a4 d elb Uncertainty of a Certain Gas Two sweet young things sat h ft grandstand - at the baseball - P Tkty wart Interested In almost ere? thong bat the game Itself. IW se ef then observed: . deo't care a lot for baaebal "Nor I either," the other oaf law Td rather read a book ar go te the movies. But aa old W 1 gaaae. Ton never know how IfI r to ran out" fcatst to til Weata Taeaasails have aidaey sarpett H. w . sg. 2".r Si'; Bjion Ibmauaili rf tnmble sWM er bladder . u Wosaea's complaints eftea pravf ef P aaihiag else bat kidaea troabk rttuU of kidney or tkder oSeaa If the kidneys are saw a aeal0a htiew, they may aaam the etasr 9 to become diseased. . . . ,Yo mar suffer pats ka the bats, eeae snd tow of amOiBoa. Poor health snakes, yea aarroes. kxa tie and may be rawpmdaat; it mam i one so. f. But hundreds Of wouwa claiia tWJJ; Kilmer's Bwenw-Bae- i, by health to the kidney, proved ts the remedy aeedatt to ovareoow "2 conditions. Many seoAlbr a se--ple . bottle M tm 8wimp-Reo- t, the great kidney, B bladder medioma, will do lor uk--. eneloelntj era eeats to Dr. Bmshaaikoa. N. Y- - yen mT pie awe, bottle by Parcel Post ' u vj - r,1BVI, rW Z MkliM - . ' all drag " nH lam SUM stores.-Advertise- ment. , ; Qoshl Prohibit Huggm New Jersey magistrate a man for bugging a girt to lng an automobile. Cupid !zL& successful than Bacchus first patron for motorita-,- T ' ; Plain Dealer. A Both tide. "She says she Jilted him." "And be saya he was lucky ' easy." eawaaaeaaaa If a man make a sped 1 cannot teg towns red main In t plftk of perfection- j j ! |