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COMPANY (CouaoliPatrri) New York 44 Everv Vaseline" product la recommended everywhere because of id abso lute purity and effectiveness. n iibm ii i wiii'iww "am Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Remove Them With Othine Double Strength This preparation for the treatment of freckles it usually so successful In removing freckles ami giving a. clear, beautiful complexion thut It Is sold under guarantee to refund the money if It falls. Dont hide your freckles under a veil; get an ounce of Othine and remove them. Even the tirst few applications should show a wonder! ul improvement, some of the lighter freckles vanishing entirely. Be sure to ask the druggist for the Othlne; It U this that 1s old on the money-bacguarantee. double-strengt- h k Cuticura Soap Razor The Safety Shaving Soap Cotieara Soap shaves without mug. Everywhere 2&c EY5S HURT? For burning nr swdv lids, nd to relieve Inflammation end eorenesn.use Mitchell Eve gnlve, according to three-onboolhlng, healing, HALL A ROCXEL 147 Waverlr Plaoe Few York Urey, tnin, straggly hair makes people look very old. It a Isn't necesnary Untie of flair Color Restorer will bring back original color quickly .stops dandruff. At all good druggists, T6c, or direct from llewif EfUa, CWaiib, Mtapl j, Too. AMIIlTlOl h? MAKE I l TO 100 WEI KI V TreIn any city in sh(e repairing businoNS. mendous demand. My United Slates Copyrighted instructions on Tracttenl Shoe impairing, founded on $ dyears of aueecss. postpaid complete for H5. postal monoy order. SKATTI.K. WaSII. C. BOW KK, Box W ANTUt Young Feller. Two girls, short-skirtebright-eyeand talkative, sat In n downtown motion picture theater while ;n the screen before them The a story of love was unfolded. central figure was a man whose chief distinction, outside his motion picture success. Is that of a certain brand of trousers which once were named for him. One girl sighed. She turned to her companion nnd whispered: Oh, Nell, wouldn't you just love to hate a mau like that? Indianapolis News. An bob-haire- general stores. State St. Theory and Condition. Blossoming forth from poverty to riches, Mr. Smith bought a motor car. It wasnt much of a car, but he talked about it a lot. lie always called It "my automobile. He tried many experiments with It, and was often seen reclining underneath It. This happened so frequently that Smith and his automobile became the Joke of the neighborhood. One day Smith was mowing his lawn when something went wrong with the mower. lie sat down beside it to have a look at the machinery. A wag, chancing to pass that wny, paused. flood morning, Smith, he said; Is that your automobile again? No, Its my growled Smith. but it wont! ought ermograss Idgh-schc- It comes in bottles at all druggists and MAN W 11 II Al TO to sell guaranteed TiUKS ami TlBKS. Will with right nun. arrange salary and expenses A. rieveltnul. O. Ammon Eroducto Co., Kept. LakeT W7 CityTN 0.14-7- 1 923'. n7u7s7T d Oyster 80 Years Old. oyster eighty jears old has been taken from Delaware hay, It is reported. Scientific investigators agree and assert that the age of an oyster Is Indicated by the ridges or waterlines on its shell, just as the age of a tree Is Indicated by the annual rings thut form on its trunk. A ridge appears on an oyster every An year, according to those savants, up to t he fortietli year. After that t he shell takes on one only every ten years. Tins venerable Delaware oyster had 41 ridges; hence it was eighty years old. Many Species in Kentucky. In Kentucky, which is u center of of t he broad-leavebelt, there are several hundred different varieties of trees, says the school hook of forestry of the American Tree association. Farther south the cone-- waring species prevail. They are followed In the inarch toward the Gulf of Mexico by the tropical trees of southern Florida. d 1 Cologne Is 200 Years Old. The recipe for making the original eau de cologne was discovered more than two hundred years ago, and since that time it has been intrusted to only a dozen persons. The written copy of the recipe is kept in a crystal goblet, under triple locks, in a room In which the essential oils are mixed. Thought for the Day. The average sun takes the advice of his father just like the father took advice from Ids father. Mothers Advise Their Daughters to Rely upon Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound to Keep Them in Health A Mothers Advice Prevents Operation I had a terrible Corona, N. Y. rain in my left side and had to go to Led every so often. Doctors had told me I must be operated on, but I do not believe in the knife and would rather suffer than go through it. My mother also did not believe in it and she made me take Lydia E. Pink-ham- 's Vegetable Compound because it had helped her. It lias also helped me for I am better and able to do ail my work. I recommend your medicine and give you permission to use Mrs. J. my letter as a testimonial. Lusch. Jr., 11 S. Railroad Avenue, Corona, N. Y. A Sickly Child I would like Mahoningtown, Pa. to say a few words about Lydia El Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. About a year ago I thought it would be necessary for me to take my daughter out of school. She was losing weight, was nervous, and when she would come home from school she would drop into a chair and cry, aud say, Mamrna.I dont believe 1 can go to school another day I I gnve her Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and now she is a healthy, happy, hearty, strong girl and weighs 120 pounds. She has no difficulty in doing her gym work, and she works at home every night and morning, too. I am a mother who can certainly praise your medicine, and if it will be of any benetit you may use this letter as a reference. Mrs. George E. Whitacke, 621 Y. Madison Ave., Mahoningtown, Fa. Every girl wants to be healthy and strong, and every mother wants her daughter to do well in school and to enjoy herself at all time3. Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetablo Compound is a splendid medicine for young girls just entering womanhood. Mothers may depend uponit. Remember it is prepared from roots and herbs, contains nothing that can injure, and tends to tone up and strengthen the organs concerned, so that they will work in a healthy and normal manner. For nearly fifty years It has been used by women of all ages, and these women know its great value. Let it help yoor daughter and youraelf. BUSY IN CHINA Alfred H. Holt, Wisconsin Boy, Was First Commander of American Organization in China. a "American architecture stands today as hijrh as any in the world, hut there was a time when we were almost loud of our terrible An American, Razing at the stupendous and lacelike masses of the Spanish cathedral of Toledo, said to his guide: How long dhl it take to run up this affair? Five hundred years, senor, the guide answered. The American gave a contemptuous laugh. Five hundred, Holy years? smoke! ho said. Why over In Gods own country we could build a structure like that ami have It fall to pieces on our hands, all inside of two or three years. A sure, safe way to end MAN n Mm n LIFE Alfred II. Holt, formerly of Oconto, Whs., was the first commander of the Canton (China) SECOND DEATH IS CULMINATION American Legion IN SAN DRUNKEN BRAWL OF post, one of the JUAN COUNTY recently organized branches of the soldiers organizaof Deputy tion In foreign Slayer Was iln Custody climes. Had It not Sheriff and Employed In Farm been for the LeWork Pending Arraignment: Shoots Self Thru Head gion man China today would be lacking a good (Copy (or ih.ti Department supplied by the American Legion News Service.) TO DECORATE 32,100 GRAVES American Plans for Legion MlllS SUSPECT Endow- ment Fund to Annually Provide Proper Attention. Th$ Groat Amorieam Swootmoat provides pleasant action lor yoor teeth, also penetrating the crevices and cleansing them. Then, too. It aids digestion. alter much better yon will Use VVRIGLEYS Monticello. W. W. Allred, technitwo, for It was a prisoner of Deputy Sheriff He. The graves of 32,100 American cally that his home World war heroes on foreign soil will Wilson her and being held for the H. Holt. stiextered the mayAlfred never he forgotten on Memorial day B. Ellis at Brown's Hole of J. murder Yat or of Canton, son of Doctor Sun In February, killed himself with a by the American Legion, under the the fighting for the possesplans for an endowment fumfto be Sen, during rifle. The suicide occur-e- d in 1322. of sion the city established by the national organizaat Bailey's ranch, twelve miles Holt Is an Instructor at the Canton tion. Tiffs fund will be of sufficient of here. north he teaches amount to annually provide for the Christian college, where Mr. Chinese the to Bailey, Allred and Deputy and English permanent decoration of the graves of French on the Wilson were all working Is also instructor of mililie students, the dead of the World war, as long as comis and cadet to corps, Having the Bailey ranch, haying. tary tactics the Legion Itself shall exist. In boy scout work of the school. pleted the work Sunday, they startactive Shortly after the close of the war, While the fighting was In progress ed back toward their camp. Allred collection of a million francs, approxlast June, the gunboats of Doctor Sun got there first and picked up the imately $00,000, was made by the Paris Yat Sen were shelling the city and rifle, stepped behind a nearby tree post of the American Legion, but the were answered by the forts of the town. and shot himself, dying almost inIncome from this amount has not been The fire grew so intense that Doctor stantly. found sufficient to do the necessary Sun's wife, his son, then the mayor of Last Febraury Allred and Ellis work annually, so that the endowment the city, his wife, fled to the college engaged in a drunken altercation at plan has been taken up by the national grounds for safety. One shell, fortuBrowns Hole, which is forty miles organization and the goal set ut $100,-00nately a dud, lit squarely on top of north of here, during which Allred a college dormitory, but did no harm. shot Allred was and killed Ellis. As a result of the operation of this Since Doctor Holts election as commurder with arrested and fund, American Legion representatives mander of thli charged faraway post, he has in the first will visit tile graves of the dead in six He was placed degree. He In work. Its taken an active part different countries on Memorial day an American Legion baseball in the custody of Wilson at the organized It to see of and that the grave every team, of which he himself is a member, Bailey ranch, where both were soldier, sailor or marine Is fittingly reas well as of the college baseball team, membered. The government is met the University of California which these grnves in a proper manon the recent trip that team made to Holdups Lock Guard In Trunk ner, taking excellent care of the cemeis said that when these St. Louis, Mo., Six heavily armed It Orient the teries and plots, hut the Legion con- two teams met, the armies of the re- bandits held up a government mail siders that Its duty Is to pay direct and Irregulars suspended truck here Monday and escaped with publicans personal tribute to those who gave fighting long enough to watch the base- nine The sacks of registered mail. their lives to their country. According ball covered game. the robbers truck, intercepted to Information given to the Legion, A student at Williams college In the driver and armed guard with there are 31.400 graves in France and seized the mail sacks and 1917, Holt became a member of the Belgium ; 4S8 In England ; 140 in ScotIn No at dashed 40 In first One away in an automobile. training camp Ireland. American Ilattsburg land; 1918, and at the dose of this camp was estimate of the amount of money sailor Is buried In Spain. The fund will he raised from direct ordered to Camp Lee, Va. for further contained in the sacks had been contributions from Legion posts and training, lie was commissioned as made. Tiie truck was carrying the members throughout the country. The second lieutenant of Infantry early In heavy Easter week end mail from the national treasurer of the American Le- November, 1918, but failed to get over- main postoffice to the branch post-offic- e in the heart of the commmis-sio- n gion Is authorized to receive either seas. After his release from service contributions of posts or private dona- he returned to college, finished his house district near the water, course, and soon afterward accepted front. The bandits forced the chauf-feu- r tions. the post of Instructor In China. He and guard from the seat of the heads a small but extremely enthusias- truck and locked them in the iron WILL STUDY MILITARY NEEDS tic bundi of Legionnaires In Canton. cage from which they had taken the mail. They drove the truck down Lieut. Col. William P. Screws, ChairGREET GERMAN WAR BRIDES a narrow alley before driving in their man of Military Affairs Committee, ow.n automobile. The imprisoned to Direct Work. National President of Legion Auxil- men called vainly before they were rescued by a passerby. iary Announces Organization Members Will Serve as Big Sisters. Lieut. Col. William B. Screws, of Montgomery. Ala., has been appointed V Wage War on 1922 License Plates chairman of the Members of the Amerlcnn Legion Salt Lake City. Thirty arrests for military a 1 1 a lrs Auxiliary will act as big sisters to not carrying 1923 licenses on their committee of the war automobiles were made by the police American Legion, brides and their department, Sunday Eighteen of one of the most babies, Dr. Kate the violators appeared before Judge Important of the Waller Barrett N. II. Tanner in the criminal divicommittees which national president sion of the city court Monday and serve the vetof that organiza-tlon- , pleaded guilty receiving fines of $2 erans organisahas aneach with instructions to get the lition. Colonel nounced. censes before their cars were driven Dr. B a r r e t t Screws is again. Bench warrants were issued by the went to Savannah for 12 who failed to appear and the national executive to welcome the has promised not to deal with judge committee of the German women, : them so lenient. Legion that his In the name of Jfc, committee Is exthe Auxiliary and. Files Lien on Bunko Mans Property pected to study the military needs of while there, made Dr Kate Barrett Denver. The United States depart-me- n the nation with a view to recommendto arrangements of internal revenue Saturday ing to the annual convention of the obtain Information In regard to the final destination of the Rhine women. filed a lien upon the property of A. Legion necessary changes In existing legislation or new legislation on sub- Auxiliary units In those communities W. Duff, convicted as a member of jects which have not been covered by will assist the brides In acclimating a nationally known confidence game reports of previous committees on themselves to a new country. Dr. ring, alleging that Duff owes the govthese affairs. Barrett believes that many of the ernment approximately $85,000 back The military affairs committee of apexperiences which naturally income taxes. Of this amount fall to the lot of aliens can be elimi- proximately $8,000 is for penalty. the Ieglon was Instrumental In framing the national defense act, which nated by the kindly help of Auxiliary The lien is based upon evidence women. has become a law, nnd Is considered brought out at the trial of the bunko The war brides measure up well men here which ended this week, one of the most important pieces of with any other group of women, Dr. when all of the defendants were work nccomnlished toward Increasing Barrett stated. the efficiency o( the nation. They are young, found guilty. At present Colonel Screws Is senior healthy women, none of them of the flapper" type. Most of them spoke Instructor of the Alabama National Rollers Hold Sway at Capitol English, since their husbands, they Egg Guard. Roilying eggs rollWashington. said, would not learn to speak Gerers of the capitol held full sway Sunman. LEGION SEEKS MISSING MAN Dr. Barrett was interested In the day on the south grounds of the altitude of the men toward returning White House, thrown open for the annual Easter festival. It was still Fred Arnold Beer, Buffalo Overseas to America. All that I spoke to, Veteran, Disappeared Two and she said, "were happy to get back decidedly overcoat weather and the Half Years Ago. home. There was a great deal of mer- bright frocks of swarming youngsters riment In regard to the difference were missing from the colorful scene The occasion this Relatives of Fred Arnold Beer of between the financial standing of the of other years. Buffalo. N. Y., have asked the Amerisoldier at home and In Germany. At year also lacked the presence of can Legion to help the present value of the mark, the President and Mrs. Harding. them locate soldiers were millionaires. As many Beer has expressed themselves, "We all feel Jap Prince Injured In Auto Crash like millionaires who have suddenly missing from Taris. Prince Asnkit and Frincess Utica State lost our fortunes." The only ones who Kitachirnkawa, brother and sister of pltal for two and spoke of returning to Germuny were the mikado of Japan, are feared to a half years, lie those who left their wives and chil- be dying as a result of an automobile saw service with dren behind and expected to return accident Monday near Bernay in the Three Hunfor them,sshe said. which Kitachiraknwa and a Prince dred and Forty-eight- h chauffeur were killed. Mile Suavy, ambulance Living It Over. lady in waiting to the princess, also company, and A western veteran was relating his was hurt. The princess sustained a after his return war experience in an American Legion in the head and a broken wound deep was placed in the post to a friend when a third man drew was in a comatose state this She leg. as one of hospital his ehuir up just in time to hear the Prince Asaka suffered a morning. the mental pafirst say: tients. and they were falling all around broken leg and jaw. His mother, who Is a widow, is us- us. Thick? (fh, boy 1" Gang Kidnaps and Beats Victim ing every possible resource to locate "Living it over, eh? interrupted the her lost son, who Is an only enlld. Taylor, Tex., R. W. Burleson of newcomer. "How big were they? Beer Is thirty-fou- r yeurs old, a letter "Some of em eight or ten feet In di- Wear, Tex., Monday told authorities from his cousin who is aiding the ameter. of being severely flogged and othersearch for the missing man states, Bold on there, they dout come that wise mistreated during the night by weighs about 135 pounds and Is five big. What war were you in? You a band of kidnapers. Burleson, affeet nine and one-haInches tall. He ter being beaten until he was nearly nusta been shell shocked. has hair and eyes, and Shell shock me eye. I guess I was unconscious, was taken to a spot occasionally goes under the impresthere and I saw them. And some of near the business district here, where sion that his name Is Kelly or Squires. them over two hundred feet high. a chain was placed about his neck Anyone who can give any Informi Say, what the what are you talk- and he was beaten over the bead with tlon concerning this missing veteran L ing about? revolvers, he toM police. Before he asked to communicate with hla cousin, Why, the trees we cut out In Ore- was released buckets of creosote was Theodore H. Becker, Jr, 543 Elllcott gon In the Spruce Division. Ameripoured over his head. can Legion Weekly. square Buffalo, N. 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