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WASHINGTON Muy 24 -Probably
oue of the earliest enactments f the
Sigty-sixth Congress will be a bill
providing for the deportation of all
Jiens in the d'nited States who claimed
xemption from the Helective Dra dar
w® the war on account of alien citi
zenship,
Representative Albert Johnson of
Waghington, chalrman of the Immigra
ton tign ttee of the House, and who
wis n.captain in the Chemical War
™ Service s strong'y n f r of
wch a bill He will insist that his
committee act in the matier
Senator Coit, of Rhode Island, who
probably will ¢ chalrman of the Sen
te Immigration Committee, aiso 18
aquoted as being an advocate of a mea
ure of that ]
The bill is od because of the man}
fost slacke tendencies of who
nimed exs ! n Although the army
d nav W not t 4 '
cept Gern d Aust { ‘
{ they would AVE Wi ‘ jzer
of almost & tt { |
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with whi ‘ ed X
war from J f
America hut ! State ey ‘
sarly in the war, decided that e o
fOrced serv ( « citizens of olh na
tionge was entire out of the question
\ecordingly oltizens of all countries
except enemy nations, an« wier
¥rench and British citizens, under the
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Beautiful Gifts |
The season’s exhibit for graduation
wedding and anniversary gifts has
never before been so extensive here,
Etudy and careful selection is re
venled In each plece, however small, ).
and we alm to uphold the high stand- 1
ard of quality we have maintained |
during the years we have served you
here.
A Few Suggestions:
Steeamline Elgin Watch, 16 size,
17-jewel movement, 20-year gold
filled case, special value S3O. Dia
mond Ciaster, SSO to S3OO. Dainty
Gold Brooches, $2 up. Lavallieres,
85 to $35. Cuff Links, $5 to S3O.
Belt Buckles, $4 to S2O. Bar Pins,
51.50 to $75. Kar Drops, $2 te SSO.
Cameo Brooches, $5 te SBO. Mesh
Bags, S 8 to $35. Vanity Cnses, §7.50 |
A to $35. Rings—all kinds, l
£t -;;\ n style for every ecca
fi'i- \ & sion and a price for
Q}; every purse. Special val.
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5 ues in diamend soli
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around the corner from Whitehall” ‘
At the sign of the Big Clock. '
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ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR!
ome If you
. *@a‘;’i&"‘“* feel dull,
W diy
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! ST ba ¢ k
IS &Y aches, and
“ RECY feel ‘‘all
3 / \ in,” go to
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=== neighbor
and ask her the secret of her
health. Usually she will tell
vou that it was by taking a
temperance tonic and nerv
ine, known as Dr. Pierce'’s
Favorite Prescription, which
is sold by druggists every
where in tablet or liquid form.
Send Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N.
Y., 10c for trial package.
All women who suffer from
feminine disorders are invit
ed to write the Faculty of the
Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N.
Y., for frec confidential con
sultation and advice, no
charge being made for this
high professional service. This
will enable every woman to
henefit by the advice of the
distinguished corps of physi
¢ians which Dr. Pierce has
gathered about him in his
widely-known and celebrated
Bufialo, institution
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fLittle Men Whe
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SL UXEMBOURG (hy mail) {
{ Newton D, Baker, Secreta- |
ry of War, after inspecting )
soldiers of the Prairie Division, |
most of whom were nearly six |
foet tall, asked to see a company g
i of smaller men. f
§ Meeting soldiers of hls slalurr‘é
{unl some even smaller, Mr, Ba- |
5 ker, who is only five feet six inches
{ tall. asked one of the smallest if
{ he had seen any Germans Ccap
-2 tured,
§ “Quite a number, sir” replied
; the short doughboy
{ “Who captured them asked the
ESM-ramr}', “the big men or little
5 men?”
{ *“The little nes, sir" unrw:-rw!i
3 the doughboy, smilingly i
! *“1 knew the little men wert
¢ fighters,” was Mr, Baker's com
ment as he moved along to talk .
to other little fellows of the :
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allen slacker treaty, were permitted
to clalm exemption.
This had to be u}to.lflve act of the
man In question, for the draft au
thorities did not automatically exempt
such persons from the operation of
the law,
In the class of the alien citizens were
im-!ud«-q‘ not only those who had no
citizenship papers but also those who
had taken out their first papers. The
act of taking out first papers, a dec
larations of filmntlon to hecome a citi
zen of the United Stages, does not affect
the status of any p‘l‘n as an allen
eitizen, the courts have directed.
This fact resulted in many difficul
ties at the camps. Thousands of per
sons who had taken out first papers
voluntarily went into the army and
were sent to training camps. There
they tired of army life and when they
‘lom‘nud that they could get out of the
| army, they appealed by the wholesale
’tu the consular and diplomatic repre
sentatives of the nations of which they
were citizens to obtain their release.
Through representations to the State
Department of the embassies and lega
tions in Washington, the release of all
such persons from the army and navy
was easily brought about. In fact, an
agreement was finally reached covering
all such cases and all the ambassa
dor or minister of a foreign nation had
to do was to send in the name of the
ap{wlant. together with proof of his
citizenship, to obtain his escape from
the army or navy.
ENORMOUS CHESTNUT TREE.
(By International News Service,)
QUAKERTOWN, FPA., May 24 —What
was claimed to be the largest chestnut
tree in the United States was blasted on
a farm near here recently. The tree
measured 34 set 6 inches In circumfer
ence and 11 feet in diameter. The for
estry commission says the tree was 306
to 400 yeaurs old, To fell it twenty threc
foot holes and four ten-foot holes were
drlll!rd in the roots. One hundred and ten
pounds of dynamite was used.
For
Rheumatism
Instant relief
for rheumatism
Pain seldom
returns after
one treatment
with Ship Linl
ment. Don't
rub-—work it in.
Will not . burn
or blister. Quick
relief for sores,
cuts, burns,
bruises, sprains
and pains in
the head For
toothache apply
with cotton
Rub gum, pain
will stop. Few
drops on painful
corn glves in
stant relief It
not convenient
;m remove the
shoe, it will
penetrate
through leather,
through callous
and stop the
pain, Soothing,
pleasant reme.-
dy, and does
not irritate. For
sale by 59 At
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Stores,
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To Keep the Face
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Fresh, Clear, Youthful
More important than the cosmetic
care of the complexion is its physical
care. To keep the face clean, fresh,
youthful, there's nothing better than
common mercolized wax. It absorbs
the solled or faded worn-out skin par
ticles. Cosmetics simply add unwhole
someness to the complexion. That's
the difference. By all means, acquire
the mercolized wax habit, It's so easy
to get an ounce of the wax at the
druggist's, apply at night like cold
cream and wash it off next morning.
There's no detention indoors, the old
skin coming off so gradually no one
suspects you're using anything. When
in & week or two the ullurlnfly youth
ful. rose-like underskin is fully in view
—well, you won't want, or need, a
make-up complexion after that. It
must be apparent that this Froceu
means complete riddance of all cuta
neous blemishes, like freckles, pimples,
blotches and blackheads.—Adv.
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Oils Kill Pai
Rheumatism, Lumbago and Stiff Joints
Yield Quickly to Miller's
Antiseptic 011.
Famous the continent over, Miller's
Antiseptie ©il (known as Snake Oil)
has such great penetrating power that
it goes thru thickest sole leather in
three minutes. This proves that it will
get to the core of the trouble and re
move your pain from sore throat, stiff,
gwollen joints, sprains, etc.. in no time
at al Miller's Antiseptic 01l (Known
as Snake Oil) is sold in 30c. 60c and
SI.OO botrles and you get your money
back if not satisfied To make sure
that you'll get the right articie tear
this ad out and take il with you to any
good drug store. Jacob's $ Drug Stores —
Advertisement. ‘
HEA ffs'l‘ S fl:.\‘l».\_\" ’\‘\[.'f;'?._l,(i‘\i,,:‘.‘. A Nmaper for ?eople Who Think — SUNDAY, MAY 45, 1919,
The Thomas Family
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T\\'l«;\"r\ EIGHT of the name of
Thomas here befored 1689
Samuel Bayard, His relation to
Peter Stuyvesant—Currier notes-——
Hobart came from Norfolkshire-—An
tills were also English-—-Cowper
thwaits Weeks and Shoemaker notes.
The name of Thomas apears very
early in the history of this country
Nathaniel dhomasSwas the first of
whom there is any record. He came
to Virginia in the ship Tembverance
n 1621 Robert and Willlam came
to the same State in the ship America
fourteen vears later, and another Wil
liam Thomas arrived in the same
Vear Southern branch of the fam
ilv came from Wales about the mid
die of the seventeenth century and
gettled in Maryland He was a
Friend, and of much influence in the
colonies
The first Thomas of whom there is
“ABESCO”
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TREATMENT
For Human Scalp
and
Domcstic Animlla
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lAak Your Druggist
To skin that once was eruptional and
unsightly Poglam brings again the glow
of health for many And what reliel
when bhlemishes long tolerated are at
last disposed of! A highly concentrated
healing power qualifies Poslam for this
work., Like a pacifying balm to burn
ing, irritated surfaces. You should not
suffer—ghould not allow any skin dis
order to remain In evidence one day
longer without finding out just what
Poslam can do for it |
Sold everywhere, For f{ree sample
write to Emergency Laboratories, 243
West 47th St.,, New York City
Poslam Soap, medicated with Poslam,
brightens, beautifiea complexions.-—Adv. |
M“M‘MWM |
Girls! Make beauty lotion for &
. ¢
a few cents—Try it! z
B W BB e S
Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
& bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white, shake well, and you
have a guarter pint of the best freckle
and tan lotion, and complexion beau
tifler, at very! very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
driveg store or tollet counter will sup
ply three ounces of erchard white for
a few ocents. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face, neck,
arms and hands each day and see
how freckles and blemishes disappear
and how clear, soft and rosy-white
the skin becomes. Yes! It is harm
\ess and never irritates.-—Adv.,
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i Use Grandma's Sage Tea and
Sulphur Recipe and Nobody
Will Know.
The use of Sage and Sulphur for
restoring faded, gray hair to its nat-:
ural color dates back to grandmoth-l
er's time. She used it to keep her
hair beautifully dark, glossy and at-t
tractive. Whenever her hair took|
on that dull, faded or streaked ap
pearance, this simple mixture was
[ lapplied with wonderful effect.
| But brewing at home is mussy and
luuhuf-\l;xux Nowadays, by asking
at any drug store for a bottle of,
“Wyeth's . Sage and Sulphur t'um»]
pound,” you will get this famous old!
preparation, improved by the addi-|
tion of other ingredients, which can!
be depended upon to restore natural
. [color and beauty to the hair (
A well-known downtown druggist
'iqayn it darkene the hair so natural-'
i lly and evenly that nobody can tell it
i thas been applied You simply
| lJdampen a sponge or soft brush with
,l;' and draw this through your haiy
‘ll.d\m‘; one strand at a time By
|nmrniru: the gray hair disappears.'
and after another application or two !
llt becomes beautifully dark and
glossy . —Advertisement {
any record in New England was
named William., He came to this
country in 1630 and settled at Ply
mouth, Previous to 169, 2 members
of the Thomas family came to thils
country. One, Willlam, came in the
Mary Ann, another of the same name
was chosen assistant to Governor
Bradford in 1642, Evan Thomas came
to Boston in 1635 as master of the
hip Willilam and Francis,
A cruel fate was that of William
Thomas, another early settler, who,
in 1712, essayed to embark for Amer
ica from the city of Bristol. He had
large possessions, which he convert
ed Into cash. This, together with the
clothing for himself and family, he
put on board the vessel. Before the
day appointed for its sailing, Thomas
10 his family found to their con
sternation that the vessel had set sali
but was not vet out of sight Pur
uit was made in a small craft and
glgnals hoisted, but to no response
The vessel was lost sight of, and the
family left destitute, They, however
obtained c¢redit and came to this
country, landing in Philadelphia,
where they had the “mortification”
14 it i set down in the records—of
seeing some of their goods in posses
slon and some of their wearing ap
parel upon the backs of those who
had purchased them from the dishon
est master of the vessel. They were
not able to recover anything. |
Fortune, nowever, favored William
Thomas in the country of his adnp“
tion, and he became a leader among
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Wing spread 21 in, Free
for selling 20 packages Ringo Perfumed Jroning
Wax at 10c each Order today. Send no money.
Bingo Co., Dept. 385, Binghamton, N. Y.
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Byery lady
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o HID on her teilet
lc"‘"*"‘ table. This prepa
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(Fr———=—q) "Piration. Used
I after the bath it is
most refreshing.
In cream or liqud form. Jar 36c.
Postpald on receipt of 25c, which in
cludes War Tax.
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his people. He gave each of his five
sons and two daughters a faorm and a
wtone house upon the occasion of their
marirages. He also erected a stone
meeting house ut his own expense
Although the congregation probably
assisted him, Mr. Thomas himself
worked in finishing the interior of
the builaing. He made the pulpit out
of a hollow gum tree, which was laid
on a platform. At this time “Elder
Thomus," as he was called, for he was
often engaged in preaching, was near
ly 60 years of age. He always car
ried his gun and sword to meeting,
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— \ vou during this sale genuine &
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THE GOLD STANDARD OF VALUE
depositing them at the foot of the
pulpit, it beln&ntho period of the
French and Ind WArs,
Like Jacob of old, Willlam Thomas
had the gift of foretelling his chil
drens' fortune, Of his sons, he said
all but one would prove Christian
men, one would bhecome a preacher,
and one would go astray and then
come to his end by violence-pall of
which predietions the future confirm
ed years after their father's deputh.
The coat-of-arms of the family is
argent, a chevron, sable between three
ravens; crest with outspread wings,
Different members of the family have
dieffrent crests, lambs and llons being
favorite devices,
The derivations or modifieations of
the name are many, as Thomason,
Thomson, Thompson, Thomes, Thoms,
Thompking, Tompkins, Tompkinson,
Tomlin, Thomling and Tominson,,
GOB TO BE GARDENER,
(By International News Service.)
WASHINGTON, May 24.—They ecan't
plant garddhs on battieships, but the boys
of the American navy are going to show
that they can handle the hoe as well as
she tornedo and the mine. One of the re
quests for a garden book to the National
War Garden Commission was from Caseat
Cooper, engign at the U, & naval station
at Ban Francisco,
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