The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1917, Page 11

ES ee sp , hy . . X t . , * ‘ . i THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1017. —_-— "\rne consptrea austen ran” | WHO HAS A JO8-FOR “i putas atthe Uatooey nt rene | THIS PATRIOTIC FATHER? REALTRFUL FOOD ee syivania, and Léewis C. Fralna were | (in oie CO Ne} i oor dayf in the Mercer County, N. J. Who Has Four Sons in 1 Penitentiary by Federal Judge Ervin. Army, Needs It. AT SPARTANBURG —-—_— . ! on tS 105 ntve year-old sixteenth, — Dany Hm, 100 mgt i They were convicted last we i _ Convicted last week Of! Nicholas O'Neill of No. 2367 Seventh conspiracy to obstruct the draft. va tice wan given that an appeal would | AVenue wants a job, Or¥elll was a be policeman from 1888 until 1910, when be taken and the two men were al- lowed freedom on $2,600 vail each, be was honorably retired’ with a clean A MESSAGE FRO Tavs 10 Within Cahill entry army. Edward J. O'Neill, thirty, Squad Gets Busy to Pro- a [WHY HAIR FALLS OUT ds with (ue 100th; Mics Phase) 4 Meee | LATONIA ENTRIES. . twenty-seven, with the Coast Art tect the Soldiers. LATONIA, Ky., Oct. 23.—The entries Dandruff causes a feverish irritation | !¢'¥ Engineers at Fort Crockett, Gal- for to-morrow's races ar follows: of the scalp, the hair roots shrink,|Veston, Tex.; James Joseph, twenty: | “eit! from « Bia Qurmaendent of The Eve] | rir RACK Pure $800: ma loosen and then the hair comes out |,five, with Company ith Engi-| SPARTANBURG, 8. C., Oct. 23 “To6) Tour, 108: Cuneo, 106. fast. To stop falling hair at on nd \neers, and Willlam Redmond, twen-| Sanitary officers from Camp Wade. | \V) Soe, wont x = No cea dla g ncdel 2 ty-thre in somewhere tn Fragee, |worth descended upon a score of eat | i ethie—fietant. | mane drug store for g few cents,| > nd his wife are meanwhile] ing places in Spartanburg to-day and pour a little in your hand and rub| 4 of their sons’ contributions. served notice that unl well into the scalp. After several ap-| Amd Nicholas, though he is fifty-five,| menacing conditions are plications all dandruff disappears and|!§ S'rong 4s ever. Who will give him the hair stops coming out.—Advt. a chance to do his bit? s health nstantly | remedied the soldiers will be* ordered Fnot to patronize them under penalty | (an gible. of punishment. The health oMoers | (ns ye. ‘seh Bhs, oa tua ie, 00: have been investigating the restau. | ‘art WALT Pune 8800: handicap: two- rants and barber shops of the city | fares aMs furlongs (Clairant, 108: James and have found conditions to exist |, MovRTH MACE Nw that threaten the health of the sol- i diers, but they were unaile to take Mot’ Wute Het, fod: Bee’ Ie: Guna steps against such places. Now, how- A 114: Imp, Col, Vennie, 107; Am Aiken, ever, full authority has been granted the sanitary officers to take action. Lieut. Col. W. C. Montgomery, Sant- | } " Matte faw. tary Inspector of the 27th Division, | fay 13: Imp. Faux Col, 107; Sande Pleas cidity, reliev: and Capt. Arthur Schaefer, his as. | /SXTH RACE—Caiming: 800: four-year and. timwart: one mite Ate: & elateenth.--*itep sistant, are in charge of the cl fon “Ome stside Widde ot: “Geawmere, 10% won 0T. *M ne, 108 en it, 108: Anient: 111 y Joe. 110; Prince 8) Vid: Pimitrl, 118 ne Tar, 113; Dr, Larrick. 118; also eligible: TO YO Stomach Relief! Stop Indigestion Gas, Sourness—Pape’s Diapepsin dg Arravap, 100: ‘Piatt. 100; Taghctoot, | Rosewood. 100) Star Maid. “108 Rartmcorsh | Waraw 0h, imp Rainer, loa: Bunt In five minutes! Neutralizes stoma ing dyspepsia, heartburn, distress. Read! Get from your pharmacist a fifty- you ut any drug store. Spartanburg is filled with eating Garfleld Urge Them to Get Behind nterest in the compete up work. ‘They are to-day servi: 9 eae bt Stun ting Aa. dom WHITE HOUSE notice on all the questionable eating E caa L THE WASHINGTON ? i " sf f " places and barber shops to their aly Howdy al, MeN Time it! Pape's Diapepsiny will tak nee he Abt pee sour affairs In order, All places which | Ho TACE—Claiming: @800:,_ threw 1S Ootover, 191) sweeten a sour, gassy or out-of-order | food left over in the stomach to poi- they have found to be in a sanitary | 1 woward; one mile and an eehth } stomach within five minutes. son your breath with nauseous odors.| condition will be given cards whlcn Prorat gitar sSerlan, “104; Jack If your meals don't fit comfortably, ' Pape's el tated pete notify the soldiers that the place is] .,,,Arrntice , allowatice elatmed, — Weather ’ or what you @at lies like a lump of| the excessive acid in the stomach] acceptable to the military authori- |" Tek fest. ie fead in your‘stomach, or if you fave | which te causing the food fermentas| ties.” Places vot haying such cards Pepe 2 fot express to you my very ucidity of the stomach. Relief in five minutes is waiting for| 4nd are not to be patronized btichtleabhtshs in Hew York for n un thea - s,| places which have come into exist- > P cent case of Pape's Diapepsin and] These large fifty-cent cases contain] once since the arrival of the soldiers eh ihdiihed ol | aeep 1 .. 1 not tnke a dose just as soon as you can. | enough 's Diapepsin” to usually] Aimost every day sees a new pico} PITTSBURGH, Pa,, Oct. 23.—Harry A suffrage. ani my 3 There will be no sour risings, no| keep the entire family free from| opening its doors. The soldiers de-|Garficld, National Fuel Administrator, . adoption of woman helching of undigested food mixed | stomach acidity and its symptoms of | \jght in coming into the city to ent seing coal ‘oredupere trom every the sop’ in¢iuenced! with acid, no stomach gas or heart-| indigestion, dyspepsia, sourness, gases, |as a relief from camp fare. But the | eld in the-country here to-day, pleaded 9 voter will ve burn, fullness or heavy feeling in the | heartburn, and headache, for many ary officers have been aroused |for leaders of the industry tb Iny aside 4 1 nope that a * urn, 8 he. it bel in y he he @ of the conditions which ex- eay tha stomach, nausea, debilitating head-| months, It belongs in your home.| hecipige of the conditions miieh ex: [ail differences and get behind President this great mat- 1 yt haan qe Ae i s * | Wilson in the fight agains’ y \ aches or dizziness. This will all go,|—Advt. Jrants and are*taking decisive action | Mr Garnela went, aktinat {on with regera to against those which offend. addres® to any 4n nis deciele The so-called second line regiments, | Prices by the |such as the 12th, 7lst and 14th, are | Mand of miner: ane so-calied piomete may Dave Ohio fields for tr taking a deal of’ satisfaction to: | for increased wax tor 7 anything out of the reports that several th wid astly sand men from the draft army are| CLOSING QUOTATIONS. ont However J tly they |due in camp about Nov. 1. These prhnsdtha > trots re in weshingt ¢ |regiments consist solely of their of- | With net changes fran previous clove: done be jficers and non-commissioned office: | What few privates that remained Ani |ter the big reorganization of the 27th | Division, which depleted the ranks of | 4 the second line commands, were | transferred to-day. | The officers of the 12th, 7ist and rious orit macives open to 8° nave lata she Ld I em sure, ofem, their @ovion represents, An Army Shoe ountry who: : Mth felt that their regiments were n of the oO Graceful in line but built to | to pass entirely out of existence, und j small & fraction of the wou “a meet hard service in the opens | [Fete uid be sent to ocher training | of woman suffrage Shat . air activities of fall and winter. {camps However, joy has been oc. | Am fo urging the adoption : casioned throu, the report that | At We take it for walking, for | nany of them will be sent to France or ow ‘view, ner? skating, for wet weather and | {fF 4 period of intensified training, que & very | to‘ return } most unfeir ent OF ater as expert driilmasters . general out-door duty. 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