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PARIS, Ky.—John Doty, pho
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chicken fancier, has been troubled
greatly during the last few weeks
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fowls.
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CAMPAIGN MOVE
OF PRESIDENT IS
KEENLY AWAITED
BY Z. C, MASTIN.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 —President
Wilson’s active participation In the
Democratic campaign is awaited with
keen interest by politicians, curious
to know what form his campaigning
will take.
Announcement by Chairman white
of the Democratic national comm'.’-
tee that the president will be invited
to aid came on the heels of the re
itera ed statements by persons close
to Mr. Wilson that he was wil Ing
actively to campaign for Cox and
Roosevelt but that he had not been
asked to. and a further statement by
E. H. Moore, cox’s pre-convention
manager, that Mr. W’ilson hud not
been asked to help because of his
health.
At the White House today it was
stated nothing was known of the
probable form of the presidents
campaign activities. Mr. Whites
announcement, however, caused g at
ification as it was expected to quiet
repo.ts credited to Republican
sources, that the president was not
enthusiastic about the Cox cand dacy
and other reports that Cox had a~ked
Mr. Wilson to “keep out.”
It was expected here that Mr. Wil
son’s work will be confined to writ
ing letters and statements. Presi
dent Roosevelt, when he wished to
get his views before the public, fre
quently had a friend write him a let
ter to which he would reply at
length and make the correspondence
"üblic. Speech making by Mr. Wil
son is not contemplated.
The ch’ef value of the president s
participation. Democrats here said,
will be psychological. It will P p oy®
to Democrats that the party leade-s
are harmonious and will remove
doubts which are eported to have
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Says Police Hold Film
For Attempt to Kiss
His Own Children
CHARLOTTE, N. C„ Sept. 15.
R. O. Alexander, wealth cotton
merchant, under police guard at a
hotel here for attempting to kiss
his children, he said. Alexander
has been denied custody of his five
minor children by a Springfield,
Mass., court. Local police have in
formed relatives they must keep him
away from his family or he will be
taken to the police station.
A man dressed as a minister and
two women, all from New Y’ork, also
have been advised to leave town.
One of the women said she had been
employed as a nurse for the chil
dren.
Alexander is reported by police to
be a religious fanatic, and has pre
dicted a German invasion and a six
year famine, they said. He pre
pared for the famine, they declared.
He is also reported to have placed
an order for a replica of the ancient
Hebrew temple at Jerusalem.
Ship Wrecked and Captain
Drowned During Storm
HALIFAX, N. S., Sept. 16.—Captain
Odenoxer was drowned and his ves
sel, the Charles A. Ritcey, was wreck
ed today in a gale which struck off
the south coast of Nova Scotia. Six
members of the crew were rescued.
The schooner was bound for Lunen
berg, N. S., from Spain.
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Hard-Forking Burglars ■
Get Big 400-Pound Safe
After Strenuous Effort
NEW YORK. —Industrious and en
terprising burglars broke into a Lig
gett drug store at 138 East Four
teenth street recently.
They sawed the bars of a steel
door to get into a boiler room; then
cut a hole .about four feet in diam
eter, through a three-foot wall.
This gave them access to the main
office of the store, where they found
a 400-pound safe, containing be
tween $1,500 and $2,500, the Liggett
officials say.
Realizing that to open the safe
there would take time and might at
tract attention, the burglars remov
ed it through the same hole which
had afforded them an entrance, car
ried it to a rear lot and there loaded
it on an automobile.
Sunflower Crows
From Tree Trunk
MIDDLETON. A curiosity
which is attracting many persons
in the yard of Mrs. Mary G. De-
Witt here is a sunflower grow
ing out of the trunk of a large
rrnple stree, some distance from
the ground. The plant has a stem
three feet long anc[ a flower In
bloom the size of . Ri sqyper. / •
A bird is su.pito.sed: to -have
carried the seed into the tree,
where it took ropj in the bark of
the tree.
Trade Fairly Active,
Weekly Report of
v Bradstreet’s Shows
Following is the weekly report of
J. E. C. Redder, Bradstreet’s super
intendent for the Atlanta division,
on business conditions In the south
east:
“Wholesale trade In practically al;
lines Is only fairly active. A slight
improvement, however, is evident.
Retail trade has shown some im
provement. Men’s and women’s
ready-to-wear lines continue in only
fair demand. Fall and winter styles
suggest conservatism. Fancy ap
parel apears least in demand. Man
ufacturing is quiet. Collections con
tinue slow, yet they are some bet
ter than last week. The weather
for the past week has been good for
harvesting crops. Potatoes are good
as are also other food commodi
ties.”
They then proceeded to an isolat
ed district of Astoria, near Flushing
avenue and Old Bowery Day Road,
Where they cracked the safe at then
leisure, removed the negotiable cur
rency and went on their way.
Henry Damm, of 543 Tenth ave
nue. Long Island City, out for a
stroll through wooded country, came
upon the wrecked safe. Beside it
was a sledge hammer and a jimmy.
The inner and outer door of the
safe lay open. Papers were scat
tered about, but there was no loose
change in evidence. There were au
tomobile tracks leading from the
road to the spot where the safe was
found.
Police carted the empty safe to
the Astoria station.
Uncle Sam Offers
A Victory Medal
To All Veterans
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WASHINGTON.—-Here’s the Vic
tory medal (both sides) which the
government is giving to every vet
eran of the world war. To date only
271,661 of them have been given
out, but 4,650,000 men are entitled
to receive them. Any ex-sold er may
make application for one—and it is
free—to the nearest rec~uiting office
or American Legion post. A few
days later the medal will be delivered
to his home by the postman.
Ten or twenty or thirty years from
now this splendid souvenir of the
great world conflict will be a prized
heirloom in the family of any Amer
ican who helped defeat Germany.
Uncle Sam has* spent more than
‘>1,000,000 for these medals. They
ire made of hard bronze. There goes
with the medal a ribbon and on it
is a bar for every major engagement
in which the soldier par tic pated.
The largest number of bars is four
’een and General Pershins is the only
soldier so far to receive the maxi
mum.
Abbeville Has Fine
Tobacco Season
ABBEVILLE, Ga., Sept. 16. —Ab-
beville received 1,465,000 pounds of
tobacco this season. It was sold at
an average of 22 cents, one of the
very best sales in Georgia which put
in circulation $321,200.
Some growers made monev out of
their tobacco while others lost
money. But it looks like as if to
bacco will prove to be the best
money crop, as but very few farm
ers will make money out of cotton
The cotton crop will fall short of
what the farmers expected just a
few weks ago as no bolls have ma
nured since the first of August.
Want Fund to Fight
“Lady Bird” Beetle
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Sept. 15
Financial assistance will be asked by
the state board of agriculture of the
special session of the legislature now
in session, in the fight against the
“Lady Bird” beetle, which is doing
enormous damage to the crop of
velvet beans and other crops of the
state.
The beetle has found its way to
northern Alabama counties, and is
doing thousands of dollars’ damage
A meeting of the state board of
horticulture will be called this week
to consider the reports of damage
done.
Dry Raiders Nab
Two City Mayors
CHICAGO. —The villages of
Chicago Ridge and Lemont, Hl.,
are some distance apart geogra
phically, but they are comrades
in misfortune. Two weeks ago
federal prohibition agents raided
Lemont and arrested nine per
sons, including the mayor, on
charges of violating the prohibi
tion act.
Today the same agents visited
Chicago Ridge. When they were
th’ough Charles Polkow, chief
executive of the village, was in
a position to shake hands with
his Lemont contemporary. In
addition to Mayor Polkow the
federal agents arrested three oth-
Mayor Polkow in his spare mo
ments ran a “soft drink” parlor.
The prohibition agents confiscat
ed three barrels of whisky that
were found in Mayor Polkow’s
bedroom.
DECLARES EUROPE
WILL FOLLOW U. S.
IN DRY MOVEMENT
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.—An
army of 5,000,000 is now fighting to
make the entire world dry. Dr. Rob
ert Hercod said today upon his ar
rival here from Switzerland to at
tend the fifteenth international con
gress against alcoholism which con
venes Monday.
Alcoholic drinking will be abol
ished in every country in fifty years,
according to Dr. Hercod, permanent
chairman of the world dry forces.
One of the Scandinavian countries
will be the next nation to follow the
United States in voting for full pro
hibition,’” said Dr. Hercod. “France
probably will be the last country to
go dry.
“Europe is beginning to take seri
ously full prohibition in the United
States.”
A smiilar view was expressed by
Dr. C. W. Saleeby, scientist here
from England to address the confer-
“England will be dry within ten
years,” said Dr. Saleeby. "It will be
a result of economic changes. Eng
lishmen visiting the United States
carry back stories of the workings
of prohibition. Lord Leverhulme,
shrewd business man, visited the
United States a wet and returned a
dry.
“I toured America soon after pro
hibition began without seeing an in
toxicated man,” said Dr. Hercod.
‘People are better off in a prohibi
tion country. Europe is beginning to
realize that. The whole world now
is looking to the United States as
an experiment station.
“At first Europe was surprised at
the news that America was dry.
Then came amusement. Newspapers
carried hundreds of stories ridicul
ing America. Now Europe is begin
ning to see dry America in the true
economic light. Europe is becoming
impressed. The liquor interests are
beginning to fight.
“Prohibition is gradually sweeping
over the entire world, as a result of
the demand of increased economic
efficiency and conditions which force
regulations of the liquor traffic.
There are several well-defined steps
in the battle for full prohibition.
“The first step is regulation by
government authority. This restricts
drinking hours. It now is being
practiced in England. The next step
is prohibition against the use of one
especially harmful liquor. France,
Italy and Switzerland now have this
form of prohibition. Drinking of ab
sinthe is prohibited in these three
countries. Another stage is the pro
hibition of the sale of liquor and
spirits to be consumed at the place
of sale. Belgium now has this form.
In that country spirits may be con
sumed only in the home.
“Partial prohibition or complete
abolition of the manufacture, sale
and consumption of all spirits is still
another stage. Norway now permits
the drinking only of light wine and
beer. Sale Os strong beverages is ab
solutely forbidden. Scotland is now
entering the local option stage and
elections under this law are to be
held in a few weeks.
“Germany is now partially dry.
Because of the scarcity of grain the
government limited the amount that
could be used in manufacture of
beer. Germany’s beer now is wa
tery, barely stronger than the soft
drinks sold in the United States.
“In a recent straw vote In 100 cit
ies and villages of Switzeralnd, a
majority of 4 to 1 was rolled up
against the . sale of strong liquors..”
Live Stock Market Is
Planned for California
COLUMBUS, Ga., Sept. 16.—Mayor
Couch, of Columbus, is enthusiastic
over prospects of establishing a big
live stock market in this city, and
he say the proposed $500,000 stock
company is bound to succeed.
The enaerprise is to be nown as
“The Columbus Wholesale Live
Stock Market,” and a number of the
monyed people of the community
are back of the concern. John A
Carlton, of Moultrie, one of the best
known live stock men in the state
is co-operating with Mayor Couch,
and it is stated that wide-spread in
terest is being manifested in the
proposition.
Mayor Couch points out the fact
that Atlanta is perhaps the rearest
live stock market to this section,
and he says there is no setter place
under the sun for live stock than
right here in Muscogee county. “A
market is all that is neded here to
make Columbus a great live stock
center,” said the mayor, "and we are
going to have it.”
Dalton Not Satisfied
With Census Figures
DALTON, Ga., Sept. 16.—Although
the census bureau has denied Dal
ton’s request for a correction in the
census figures, the Dalton Shrine
club Is still busy in an effort to get
accurate figures for this city.
That there is something radically
wrong is Indicated by the census bu
reau’s report to the local Shrine club
which took a volunteer census on
Dalton last May. The report from
the census bureau states that in
checking the names sent in by the
Shriners, the names of 1,410 were
not found on the government’s lists,
and as this is over 25 per cent of
the papulation figures announced by
the government in the preliminary
census figures, local people think
some further investigation should be
made. The report states further that
the government lists contained the
names of 1,098 whom the Shriners
didn’t list- The report holds that it
was a “turn-over” in population, and
the difference in the figures is not
enough to warrant an investigation
that would take much time and la
bor.
Bainbridge People
Ask Census Recount
BAINBRIDGE, Ga., Sept. 16—The
Bainbridge Board of Trade, at the
request of the people has taken up
with the director of the census at
Washington, the matter of having the
census at Bainbridge re-taken. The
people were much disappointed at
the official report issued at Wash
ington, but as Bainbridge’s popula
tion was announced early, there were
no neighboring sister cities to com
pare with, but since all of S uth
Georgia and North Florida have been
announced, the local people are cer
tain that some irregularity exists
somewhere, hence the movement to
ecure a recount.
Marshall May Take
Stump for Democrats
PETOSKEY, Mich., Sept. 16.—Vice
President Thomas R. Marshall will
soon take the stump in behalf of the
Democratic candidates for president
and vice president, it was learned
here today The vice president and
Mrs. Marshall have been vacationing
near Petoskey for more than a month.
“Return Address”
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ATLANTIC CITY. —The newest fad
at the beach here is for little tots
to have their name and “return ad
dress” sewed on the back of their
bathing suits. It was started by
mothers whose young sons were In
clined to "stray." The fad has
spread to many other beaches.
Ten Air Carriers of
Mail Are Victims of
Fatal Accidents
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.—The
number of flyers killed in the air
mail service was brought to a total
of ten when a plane fell at Pember
ville, Ohio, killing two, is was said
at the postoffice department today.
The postal authorities today were
making a second investigation of the
all-metal plane which figured in yes
terday’s Ohio accident as well as
the one at Morristown, N. J., in
which two men were killed.
The all-metal type plane was spon
sored by Alfred W. Lawson, who
shortly before the accident yester
day was awarded a contract to car
ry the air mail over three routes
which connect New York to St.
Louis and New York to Atlanta,
making stops at Pittsburg, Harris
burg, Ft. Wayne, Raleigh, N. C., Co
lumbia. S. C., and Washington.
Robbers Take $30,000
In Jewels From Home
WESTERLY, R. 1., Sept. 15.
Burglars robbed the summer home of
Mrs. George X. McLanahan, a Wash
ington society woman, of $30,000
worth of gems and escaped in an au
tomobile. The robbery was commit
ted while the family was dining.
A Nervous Wreck
BY DR. VALENTINE MOTT PIERCE
ids'll
Your doctor will tell you that anything from a head
ache or a common cold to grippe or a serious illness
may result from allowing food to ferment.in\the in
testines. Don’t give the body a chance to absorb the
poisons. Remove the toxins from the system and give
the tissues of the body aid to resist disease by taking an
occasional laxative such as castor oil, or a tiny pill made
up of May-apple, aloin, jalap, and sold by most drug
gists as Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets.
The kidneys and bladder suffer from the wear and
tear, and we get chronic inflammations sometimes indi
cated by backache, painful voiding of water—dull,
heavy feelings. Perhaps the uric acid is stored up in
the system in excessive amount, and consequently when
the urate salts are deposited in muscles and joints one
suffers from lumbago (pain in back), rheumatic pains,
gout, etc.
Nothing will act so nicely as Anuric (anti-uric
acid), a recent discovery of Doctor Pierce’s which can
be had at all drug stores. Anuric aids in cleaning the
bladder and kidneys—consequently those suffering
from rheumatism, lumbago and gout are benefited and
the body is put in a cleaner, healthier state.—(Advt.)
Look Out for Rheumatism
As Winter Approaches
So many eases of Rheumatism
come from a tiny disease germ that
infests the blood, that physicians
are beginning to realize that this
source of the disease is becoming
quite prevalent. Os course a dis
ease that has its source in the
blood cannot be reached by local
remedies applied to the surface.
One remedy that has given splen
did results in the treatment of
Rheumatism is S.S.S,, the fine old
Twins Marry Twins
At This Wedding
ST. LOUIS, Mo.—Albert Grier
son and Walter Grierson, St.
Louis twins, were members of
the same company and each wore
a small diamond ring and a watch
and chain in France. Albert lost
the stone of his ring and a few
days later Walter lost the stone
of his. Then Albert lost h? 3
watch and chain and soon after
ward Walter’s disappeared. Then
Albert was wounded and Walter
followed suit. And now they in
tend to marry twin sisters. Ger
aldine and Blendine Smalley, of
Sheldon, 111.
SENATOR HARDING
WILL SPEAK IN
WEST VIRGINIA
New York, September 16—Senator
Warren G. Harding will speak in
Wheeling, W. Va., the night of Sep
tember 28, it was announced at Na
tional Republican headquarters here
today. The senator will speak in
Ashland, Ky., the following day, re
turning to Marion September 30. A
speech In Baltimore September 27,
was announced previously,
PREPARE TO OBSERVE
CONSTITUTIONAL DAY
MARION, 0., Sept. 16. —Prepara-
tions for observance of Constitution
al day tomorrow were being made
by Warren G. Harding today during
the brief lull in the front porch cam
paign. Several Ohio counties will
send delegations to hear the Repub
lican candidate speak on the consti
tution. The Marion gathering will
be only one of many to be held
throughout the nation under the aus
pices of the Republican party.
James R. Garfield, secretary of
the Interior under Roosevelt, talked
with Senator Harding today.
Removes Safety Pins
From Girl’s Throat
After Three Years
NEW YORK. —Three safety pins,
one of them opened, were removed
recently from the throat of Clara
Koucher, four years old, cf No. 123
Seventh street, by Dr. Max Schroed
er of No. 416 Sixth street. Accord
ing to Mrs. Anna Kucher, mother of
the child, the pins were swallowed
by the child two years ago. At that
time, Mrs. Kucher says, Clara was
taken to Bellevue hospital, where an
X-ray examination failed to locate
the pins. Believing they had been
coughed out, the incident was for
gotten until Dr. Schroeder examined
Clara and located the pins.
Clara . had been suffering from
fever for several days and Mrs.
Kucher took her to Dr. Schrpder
On examining her throat he saw
soemthing shiny, and then learned
of the pin swallowing.
Dr. Schroeder performed an opera
tion, and without making an outside
Incision succeeded in removing the
three pins. ,
Physicians who examined the child
said her escape from death- by slow
strangulation and malnutrition wa*-
mar velous.
Seven Nashville Stores
On the Public Square
Robbed in One Night
NASHVILLE Tenn., Sept. 15.—S?'
en wholesale stores on the publi
square were entered Monday nigh
by robbers, who climbed the fire es
cape at the end of one block, ans
went into all the stores by the tra'
doors. Though ‘ stocks of the store
have not been checked, it is though
the robbers must have secured sev
era! thousand dollars’ worth of goods
Out of four safes attempted, th
combination of two were successfully
worked and at the firm of Abrams,
Wiener & Greif, about SI,OOO in cash,
Liberty bonds and war savings
stamps were taken. At Enstein, Hen
ning & Co., about $1 500 in stamps
and bonds and two diamonds, valued
at SI,OOO, were taken from the safe
Police believe it the wo-k of a pro
fessionaL, gang and their only clue
at present is a peculiar rubber heel
imprint. Several suspicious charac
ters are being watched.
How many busi
ness men feel fagged
out, nervous, with a
“soggy bra i n”—
worn out completely
before the day and
its tremendous tasks
are half over? Try
; the right way! Clean
the body first. That
will help your
nerves, your head
and your circulation.
blood remedy that has been sold by
druggists for more than fifty years.
S.S.S. acts by driving out of the
blood the disease germ that causes
Rheumatism, thus affording real
relief.
Begin taking S.S.S. today and if
you will write a complete history
of your case, our medical director
will give you expert advice, with
out charge. Address Chief Medical
Adviser, 151 Swift Laboratory, At
lanta, Ga.
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