Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 6

frV' i y4 i Comfort Sick People 4 fte. Bed fey of POWDER ftr letter "for fifteen rears in my work at fttirtte 1 have une'd Kykes' Comfort Pow- the sick room with splrndid nv Wttt. My mother was confined to her fed fof three years, hut by the use of never had a bed In fell Work for skin irritation or sore- tteSS I insist Upon the, use of Sykes' Comfort T. A. Bacon, Norse, Lawrence, Mass.

Not plain talcum powder, but a ttighlf Medicated preparation unequalled for ftncl sickroom linen, to hot) and Itching, Iftfcnti sealdhead, prickly heat, rashnu, and Irritation caused by eruptive diseases and bandages. Used after bathing children It cfttn healthy and free from soreness. "I Sto ed. When read or fcear horribly thof otnfef hnffiftnft tlfl not rare to loolt upon thntn, We do ivot to diagnose the details. But these Chicago imvp discovered that all wounds orcurt the lower part, of face.

wonnd on tipper part of the head usually muses, rtenth. but the, wounds of Jaw do nothing hut turn men's farns into terriMe rarica- Mires. nutlets piny strange trirka with I jaw hones. They enter a rheok, mak- itnp ft small wound, shatter the jaw anfl out through a tiny wound on the other side. The nnal- i tered bone changes the structural i outward apearanrp of the faro, often with horrible pffect.

In i other wars tho wounds wore sewn up nnd the hones pemittcfl to knit, If they would. tn this war, when part of a jaw hone has hron lost, several surgeons carry the patient into the araphl- theatre. A piece of his shin hone Is removed hy thn hone The clontat surgeon takes this piece, which has bnon cut to shape and size desired, rind pulR It In place In the sold- lor'B jaw. Photographs In the Chicago surgeons' hospital show that men who catnn to the surgeons with facps too horrible to contemplate Ip every day llfo have departed with their features normal except for a scar or two that as though tt might have been hy a razor slip. These mar- volotm operations are every day events now.

5 At I'TR IHZ COMFOBT POWDEB Boston, Mais. Breach OF Suit Brought Against Walter Holsberg Chicago Doctors Rebuild Shattered Faces of Soldiers BY WILLIAM n. BtlKPHKnO. (United Press Staff Correspondent). London, Junn 20, (by That horror of the soldier, a shnttnr- face.

Is being abated In the Brlt- lnh army by sot of Chicago surgeons In their field hospital noar tho British front today. Tholr BUCCPHS Is largely dun to uxpert dental rturg- ery. Col. Dr. J.

M. NofT, of Chicago, head of this unit of 82 nurgrnmi; Col. Dr. Ooorgo Davis, of Chicago; Major Dr. Bitlnoy McCnllln.

former- of Chicago, but now of London, and Major Dr. Charles Magby, eye andear aurgoon, of Chicago, aro dally performing operations on thn wounded men hitherto unheard of In medical These American surgeons have proved that Napoleon's ndngo that an army travels on II.H Htomnch Is Old-fashioned. An army iravo.lB on HB Without good molars tho best stomachs go to pieces. Twenty months of wur demonstrated 'thin. American modlrnl mon established tho fiuil thnl coring for tho soldier's tooth is tho supremely Important thing in rnrliiR for henlth.

To thin American In the British linos soldiers romn suffering from disordered dlKontion, corn throats, rhouniallHin, terert nerves. Most of thorn are men have, gotten no relief from medicine. Umially It IB discovered i tjhat an Injured tooth IB tho polHon Mcenter that IB disrupting tho IIIIUI'H physical organization und hn IK put on bin foot again. 'i It Is In Jaw surgery that tho mont astonishing results hnvo boon attnin- tt 7 HEN lunch or suppef seems a long time off and you're hungry, eat Unecda Biscuit. Just enough to keep you going till meal time so light and crisp and flaky that they won't spoil your appetite, NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY tho boys were all glad to get a night's rost.

Wn got. ou now plants, pyramidal tents n.nd although rather difficult for sonio of now hoys Walter A. Holsberg, of Lrhanon H. construct, Company "II" was one. of No a.

was Into custody the first to bo. In first class readiness. Each tent consists of onp squad IPIKIH around herg but the cactus HERMAN WALMER, Company on Tunodny by on. a cnpalR In an iictlon for daimigoB for broach of promise- of marringo instituted by Ida Lutz Wltman, nnd In do fun It of ball was committed to jnll. Miss Wltnmn sets forth In hnr affidavit that Holsborg and shp bncnmc pngiigpd on Sr-ptombor 10, but that BubBftqunntly ho not only declined to'makn good his prom- IBO, but on Jnnunvy 1, Ifltfi, waa mnr- to Moyor, of toic Spring allfv, this city.

She asks Jfl.noii dnmngpa. HolHbo.rg Is 3H ypars old. a son of Morris HolRhPi-R nnd Is omplovod at Lurln Brothors ncrap yardfi hero. Hull was nxpd at 1.000. 12.

D. Slpgrlst, Is counsel for Witmnn. men), nnd nil aro comforta-blo and) Birth Wns norn tn My ami Mrs happy. Wo n.ll keep the bottom of, our ton IB rolled up, which offers Denier. plenty The of ventilation on th 0 Inside.

and everybody Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walnut street, Sealer, the The nights aro cool and cvorynony Walnut stroet, announce the Bleeps good. Prom nino n. tn.

until birth on Tuesday'of a daughter. The aiv in pvpnlne sun A nior liousflhold now rontalns four A. W. Shaltz £23 OHXJHCK ST. Will glvo tipnclal nttonllon tn trcut- ment of Chronlo having i inoro Umn slsllnc entirely of Cltrunl oi'laiwa ia ciuus.

i 'a'Vi 1 piA YOU NEED A SPRING TONIC tt So why put It off. Bettor got a i Ueood tonlo now, and got your blood wV into good shapo. NBturo'a demands at tjjja time of tho year can bo greatly assisted t'lklng Our Blaud's Iron Pills 1 They aro Invigorating und strongth- enlRg. nd tt 800tl eral tonlc tor the entire body. Mail for IS UP Htniups Price 25c a Bottle of 100 Pills LOEHLE'S DRUG STORE SRVENTH ANW Co.

Tents are Pitched on Desert, Says Corp, Green (Continued From Onn). ards which nro harmless nnil very InleredtliiB posts. The boyB killed a blK Riirtnr Hiiako nnd many Hinnll, onoB, but no ono aaw a rnltlnr. Tho natlvoB nay that in a like thiB they mnke for thn tnountaiiifi. Tonight the hoys nro Bloopy nnd tired nnd only a few availed thomnolvpa of nil oppo'rtunlty to go to MHBH Pnrk.

La.vliiK Wiitor MiilitH. One of tho fow InconvPiileiicos IB luck of water, llowevor, lomorrow, wntov mains will bo luid and by tho nftornoon we-will luivo the supply just wo dill Mt. (iri'tiui. Mrxlciiii Mmiy of the followB bouRht Mexican money tonight, to Bond home an Bouveiilrs and Its vnluo ia about the same an our own old "Bhtn-pliistera." A wolromo cliitUKi Is tho transfer to Uio now perimeter, or, squad tiMHij whtt'h much roomier nnd more comforiublo than tho old tentH. Tho day pusned quickly and smoothly and nothing untoward occurred.

ItoRaids from nil tho hoys to nil their frlonds back homo. Respectfully, COUP. SIM RON H. about six In th evening the sun very hot. althouch gontle brrozo blowing.

It only cools ono off fo th time being. Three Itrill. arise 5.15 a. m. and have drill at and drill fnr about ihron hours, and thn rest of th dny we have for rest.

By drilling enrly In t.he morning escape the hottest pnrt of the day. In I he afternoon KPt, a lecture for three a hour on "MlHUiry Discipline" and military subjects. 1" nil have tho opportunity of colng to Kort HUSH or F.I Many of them to El Paso It. Is, si tinted about seven mllpB from our cnmp. Wn can ge.i back and f.rt.h by means of the street, ear from Fort, miss about a tnllo from our ramp.

Srim'lty WiUor. Wo hav to walk nhout.n half mile for water at present, but wntor pipes ar boinn laid nnd is hoinR undo na up-to-date nnd convenient an wssiblo. Ucautiful Scenery. Tho scenery down here Is heaiitiful and picturesque. Our camp is on tho desert at the edge of the mountnina, without a lre in sight, for nothiiiK household now, eontalns four ihlldren, two sons and ag many datiRhterfl.

HERMAN WALMER TELLS ABOUT THE CACTUS PLANTS 'An Intnrentlng missive Is that from He-rimm Waliner, ot the same company, Ho writes: Camp Stewart, July 16, 1916. After a hard day's work In the hot sun, out. on t.ho desert, and hard Imtcheting and cutting out the many cactus plants that grow every few feat apart, Company became settled and Myerstown High School Principal Weds at Harrisburg (Contliiuivt From Piige One). was Miss Bow'ors Is a graduate of the Cnntral High school nnd Dickinson collnep, nnrt for Boveral years hna boon an in- f.tructor in tho Contrnl High school nnd faculty advisor of thn girls' nth- lotlo nsBoclation. The marriage occurred on iho anniversary of tho bride's birth.

Mr. Davenport, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davenport, of Plymouth, IN un alumnus of Uucknell oolloge, nnd for four years hns been head of inn In the high school of Carlisle. In September ho will become, supervising' principal of tho Myerstown high school.

Immediately following tho ceremony, Mr. nnd Mrn. Davenport will for their newly furnlEhcd" home in Myerstown, where they will he nt nomo to their friends after Aiujuht i. PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS offer a wide variety of the newest and smartest Summer Fashions Recroiting Are Now at Gretna (Continued Profn One). and the officers' after feeTeivIng their instructions, will go back to their respective station and get to work getting recruits to join the Pennsylvania militia organizations already on the border.

Recruiting this region Will be conducted at Allentown. Tenth fol- HectttHs. Camp site No. 2, in the Cavalry Ravine, which was lately deserted by the Fourth Brigade, will be used for the recruits, and Col. Rausch, Keeper of the State Arsenal, already has some tents In position for the accommodation of the incoming troops.

Their arrival Is a matter of conjecture, as it Is not known how long it will take the officers to get men for the purpose. The.re Is tittle likelihood however, that the recruit- Ing camps bo opened before some time next week. Colonel Howard S. Williams, of the Governor's Staff, will be in command of the camp. Sworn In U.

8. Sen-Ice, Tho recruiting officers who passed the medical examination on Tuesday, were nt once sworn Into tha Federal service by Captain James J. Komper, who la still on the ground completing his duties as the mustering officer for the mobilization camp. Third ItrigtHlo. The presence of the Third Brigade of National Guards at Oretna Is.

likely to enliven things at Gretna as well as In Lebanon for ten days to come, and Sunday will likely wit- DOBS a large number of excursionists coming to the camp for the Girl Kissed Regiment, But Dodged Cameras Phfllpsburg, July Mary Halnr.ey, the Clearfield si' 1 who gained fame by her feat of kiss- Ing nil but sixty of the members of the Sixth regiment, Pennsylvania national guard, when the three sections of the train carrying the soldiers to the front stopped at Clearfleld, July 8, Is well known in Phtllpuburg, where she visits occasionally. The girl, whore oscillatory stunt has set half, the nation talking, Is In the big game class, and during the Inst week photographers and city newspaper men with feature assignments have been on her trail. Her Ingenuity In avoiding thorn shows that she is the kind of per- Fon who could easily lilsa more than 700 men while the train makes an ordinary stop. Samuel Leisey, Has Dug Prolific Potatoes From Myerstown Plot Samuel Leisoy. of West.

My- orstown. whoso reputation as potato grower is known far and wide, Tuesday evening exhibited a quantity of tubers that sustained all that la claimed for him. Tho potnto is known as the nnrly Irish Gobblers nnd tiie yield will bo prolific. He is taking them out of the ground at tho present time. i Felice Reject Penmen Fund South Bethlehem.

July Although the movement was nhsni- endorsed by the public and met frith geneirons financial responses from citizens the police force of SouVi Bethlehem by a vote of 13 to 3 decided thflt It does not want the police pension fund, according to a report of the police committee Submitted 6n Tuesday. Town council, however, instructed the committee to Investigate and report. The patrolmen charged that since the fund was begun they have no knowledge of tho amounts received or the fees collected by. the chief bur- eeos or the chief of police. The chief before council emphatically denied that the patrolmen had been denied nny knowledge of the fund.

The fund amounts to and is deposited In local bank. An ordinance providing for a pension fund was voted down by council, aftar bitter feeling was engendered during the discussion. Must Stand Trial On the Charge of Chicken Stealing With WONDER01L Stiff J6i Lumbago Relieved Over Night Antiseptic Wonderoll fill the palhhil stiffness, soreness and swelling from rheumatic Joints, and does tt so surely and speedily It seems almost like magic. It takes 1 1 ttla 75 cents for each of the August Styles Now Ready Are You for "Preparedness?" The best preparedness for man or woman comes from living in harmony with law. In Summer cut out the heavy foods that tax strength.

Eat Shredded Wheat Biscuit, the food that contains all the body-building material in the whole wheat grain in digestible form, For breakfast with milk or cream; for luncheon with other fruits. Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y. Hlrnm Oarrett and Oeorge Ruth, both of this city, must stand trial at the September term of criminal court on the charge of stealing seventeen chlckuns from Former Onerfrltz, of North Lebanon township. THe accused wore given a hearing Tuesday evening hy Alderman J.

vv Ross, of the Fifth ward, and In do- fault of baMl wore sent back to tho county jail to await trial. Constable H. J. Ross made the arrest. Taken Horsethief, He Leaps Into River Scranton, July Cole, 40, a farmer of Factoryvllle, was fished out' of the Lackawanna river In North Scranton early Tuesday after he had leaped from the Green Ridge street bridge, to escape arrest on suspicion of horse stealing.

He Is In the state hospital in serl- oiig condition. Cole, who bears an excellent reputation In Factoryvllle, was met by a policeman at 3 o'clock this morning, as he led a horse through Green Ridge. Unable to explain his movement to the satisfaction the policeman, he was, put untler arrest on suspicion. Dhlle crossing the bridge Cole abandoned the horse and leaped over the wall and into the river, forty feet below, Lebanon Teachers At Millersville Summer School There are, at tho present time, seventeen Lebanon County school teachers who are in attendance at tho Millersville State Normal School's summer school, Including: Missos Ruth Bomberger, Marx A. Daniels, Edna Stella Folty, Martha Kreider', Alice Light, Jennie Meyer, and Sarah L.

Meyer, all of Lebanon; Susan D. Grayblll, Myrtle Ctiindrum, of Annville; Annie L. Mease, Amy J. Mease, Onset; Lillian Oemml, Bismarck and Messrs. Harold Batdorf, Llckdale; Allen P.

BrlRhtblll, Frederlcksburg; Kinorv G. Jncobs, Richland. Paul B. Knoll, Annvillo. Train Kills Fireman As He Sits On Track Towwnnda, July J.

Murphy, 35, a member of the Bradford, city fire department, i was killed by a Susquehanna and Now York train here early Tuesday morning. He came here to Join his family visiting relatives and himself on railroad track to rest within fifty feet of "the house whore his wife was sleeping. When he screamed, after being struck, his wife his voice and fainted. Misfortune the family. A short timn ago a little daughter died from candy poisoning, and yesterday one of the Murphy bovs was kicked by a pony here and nearly killed.

A few hours later the father was killed, Charles Depizzo, 26, was crushed to death In rollers at the Lattlmer breaker when a board on which he was walking broke. ing dealer here In Lebanon to provd It in almost every case. First heat Wonderoll then rub in gently and hind up with flannel. It never just drives pain from one spot to another, but draws tight out of the body. Wonderoil is a physician's prescription and has been In successful use for over 50 years.

It Is pure and antiseptic, it never blisters and Is pleasant to use. A generous' sample will be sent on request by M. K. Raymond, BaJlston Spa, N. Y.

Motion Pictures In Hippodrome At Annville A benefit performance of the moving picture kind, accompanied with excellent music, Is scheduled for tomorrow evening, at the Hippodrome Theatre, Annville. The affair Is projected as a benefit for the Keystone Orchestra, an excellent musical organization of the town. The orchestra, with fifteen pieces, under the direction of John Wltmeyer, will furnish music, and Elmer Snoke, of Ol- rard College, will play a cornet solo, Nurses In Training Have Their Vacations Misses Dana Brandt, of this city; Mabel Snyder, Hebron, Carolyn Huber and Sara Olewlne, Myerstown, nurses In training in Hahnemann hospital, Philadelphia, arrived at their respective homos on even- Ing for a vacation of two weeks. Time will not hang heavily on their hands as many little gatherings have been and suppers galore are promised to nnd supers galore aro promised tc them. Work Resumed At the Kreider Hosiery Mill The A.

Brother hosiery mill, at Sixth nnd Willow streets, tblfl morning reeumed operation after being idle since last Saturday, on account of the death of Andrew Krelfler, father of the proprietors of the mill. The late Mr. Kreider waa buried yesterday afternoon. French and English Barred From Being Taught In Germany (By United Press). Amsterdam, July suggestion that German educational institutions abolish forever the teaching of French and English In their school work has been endorsed by the leading Berlin newspapers, according to information here today.

The suggestion come from a pamphlet written by Adolph.Ileinecke, a Gorman author. 1 ASK FOR and GET HORLICK'S THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Cheap substitutes YOU same price. HIS Q1.ANOS ARC So ir uuc's Trtfti UONC; KfC HAiNT SPOtCCN ilMCC Ht'i BtEN one WHrtT TV-'C ncs THE KOOH AN TO MCtf OFF KUTTiM UHO Ib INTHC HC OOCHT TO BC To piMCHOSit Pt'TC'b TROUBuC PROFESSIONAL. Catarrh Spedaliit PR, WM, TRABERT '-FQ VE SP ATTENTJiOK '-TO CON 'TAJ 327 NINTH Pa, Catherine Parker and Notary 7150 17 South Eighth 8t..