The Madison Eagle from Madison, New Jersey • Page 8

PAOE EIOIIT THK lADISOH BA6U. FBIDAT, SABCH tt. If 18. tj Frank I'oltrmoii Itpiid In Private Krank Patterson of the Fifty- sixth United States Infantry, died of tuberrulosis at Camp MacArthur, BccordInK to word recelred In Madison on Monday. The IxMly, It is under- la on Its way north.

In charge of the Oovernment, but il Is not yet known when It will reach Madison. Previous to hla enlistment In the Easter Sunday in the Churches SEW ELECTIOM LAW OF IXTEREST. doing so several dlatricU may ho ac- I-I-rTTKU KKOM commodated in one school house. HK.Nn IT TIIK KAOI.R Kelatlves and friends of Madison at St. VInrent'v Ckarrk.

The Holy Week services at St. VIn-1 The Rer. Dr. E. A.

McAlpin, Jr. cent's Church will conclude this after-1 pastor, will preach two sermons at the noon and evening. At 2:30 o'clock. Webb Memorial Chapel on Sandav. the unveiling of the rrucIBi will uke At the morning service hU subject lioRUiar Army, the deceased, who waa i followed by stations of the cross will be "The Church and the Gutrr about 24 years old.

lived with his o'flock there will be medlU- In the evening at o'clock, aunt. Mrs. Joseph Redding of North Passion i of war ballots sent to voters before the elec- from mnn 'h" The many new features of the re- tion are to contain the location of of cently enacted election law contain the voting place for each district. are doing and aocing. wni be I'Ked for rolling PUres- Exhtlar Boards Are to Ahullskeil Sepirmhrr I.

street He leaves three brothers, Maurice and Timothy, both of whom arc in the service, and John, who lives at home. The Rev. Dean pastor of On Sunday there will be masses at preach the Gospel In an Army Can- itbe SUte. TJ.IO, 9 and 10:30 o'clock. The 9, tonment." being a review of his ex- The bill requires the Judicial oBl- o'clock mass will be for the children i periences at Camp Meade.

on or before Jolv 1 next In each and that at 10:30 will be a high mass; 1 cers on or before July 1. next. In each at which the choir will render Rose-1 Flmt RaptIM harek. county, to certify names of four per- 8t. Vincent's Church, will arrange for Pastor.

Rev. Benjamin K. Hodge, necessarily be the funeral when the body reaches here. It Is planned to have a military funeral and for thia purpose, the special committee appointed by Mayor Rosii at last Mondays' meeting of the Dorough Council, will make application to the proper authorities for the detailing of a flring squad and escort This committee, which is composed of Councllmen Krank Waters, Frank A. Cook and Harvey E.

De Hart, will cooperate with the Mayor's committee and the committee of the Madison Chapter of the American Red Cross. lirare I'knrrh. EDWARDS TELLS HOW HE SLIPPED OUT OF BAD FIX Gulf Ketlning Employe and Wife on ThankH to Medicine. o'clock Sunday I by the Governor. t-1 before August 1.

The bill contain. Sacrament. After the there 1 Governor, on or mt I clock at wnlcn the sab)ect will i Easter service, at Grace Church begin, on Holy Saturday. Governor ap- a service of evening prayer at 8 choir, will be held at 8, qoalWed o'clock. On Sunday morning there i this act," As to the to will be a service of Holy Communion rk I named, a sabMqoeot ciauM at o'clock and again at 11 i that not morethan two "of At the latter service an elaborate musl-' ''rot.

J. A Faulkner. D.D of Drew cal program will be rendered by the will be the preacher at the choir. The program is as follows: Prelude. "Priest's March" Mendelssohn i pastor.

the Rev. Mr Marioo. (Violin and Organ) Sunday will be EaMer. the evfp Processional, Hymn 112 Te Deum, in Hat I Ilenedlctus I Introit. 115 I Communion Service Hymn before Sermon 125 Offertor)- Anthem, "The momlng and evening the i Methodist Church, to the abaence of even thoash Members of district boards service will be held at 8 o'clock' Handel year, of "and who shall hav.

"I was In a bad fix with stomach trouble, but I slipped out and am as good as new today, thanks to this Tanlac." said Raymond Edwards. 96 Court street, Newark, auto truck driver for the Gulf Refining Company. "My food digests right nowadays, never causing ga. to up against my heart and make me gasp for breath, as before. Instead of feeling drowsy ami 'all In' during the day and being unable to sleep at night I'm fit and eager for work and get a full night's rest whenever 1 go to t)cd." "I tried many other medicines before I Icanied of Tanlac.

but all of them put togethi didn't give me the relief that Tanlac did. wife. too. used Tanlac with splendid results. I say It's some medicine." Tanlac Is being specially intruduced and explained at Harvey E.

De Hart's Pharmacy. Madison. Dodge that drowsy, don't-care feeling this spring by obtaining Tanlac now. It's mild, cleansing properties promote healthy, natural iligfstlon by eliminating poisons clogging the organs. Adv.

COW OWNERS PLEASE TAKE NO ICE Aria: "1 Know That My Redeemer Mveth." Chorus: "Hallelujah." Kecesslonal, Hymn 121 Palestrina Postlude. "Coronation March" Prophete) Meyerbeer Webb at the organ: Mr. George ubik school of any In (his State- with a populall. over lA.toO Volanlevrs who the era aiiut tell their party amiljtlrn. voter, eligible to act But he or iuu for any the offering, will take place, and evening Betkel X.

E. Ckarrh. At the moratng wmce i Bethel A M. Church, the Rer E. Tyler, pastor, will oa "The whether violin: Master Elmer Uen- Voluntary Surreixler of a Life." aad nitt, soprano: Warren C.

Biggin, in the aftcmooa Eaater ot tenro; George Bower, basso: the Sunday school will take place, la' To lut of voluntevn the ter Harold Thomas, alto. the evening the pastor will sfwafe oa also s-lect and In the afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. "The Meaning and ot Ckrist's on said eligible list for cach muni, (pal- there will lie a service for the chil- Death." The choir will ape- I iiy in said county as many legal dren at which the presentation of cial Easter mnatc at both Moralcg' en residing in Mid municipality ai aiscretlnr; be advisable parpoM of Mlrctlng laU coaaty board of elections may have accvaa to the grand Jury list of I mid coMty rtom II. list, aa madcap coanty board may make up the dtst-'ct At least two shall br districts for which aametl The aherlir t. to saamoa tha on or before 1 pvraon to the up the ori Fkllant to i.

urrlr- a prnalfy of he or Is exi-ust'd by tfce I'ommoo Judge The "Conscript" Answers the "Volunteers' "The ConM-rlprs Wa're training to get at Why did I wall to be drafted? So Ju.l forget haads aad answer Is simple enough. the Just because I didn't volunteer for The glory wili he shared wlU as service heroM. You say I am throwing a bluff. Even if we weran't But take It from me. when It's over a Xolaaioer.

diM not oave to Why didn't you wait to ha tiistlng Tha answer Umple enoagh. September '11 get my of the For then 1. when I'll deserve II. Even if I wasn't one of the But why do you complain of the honor. That have been on u.

drafted men. Under the provisions of till' Milk sons arc forbidticn to sell milk in any uith- oiit first a liccnse from the Hoard of Health. This ordinance will beij strictly cnlorced her eafter, I derour mx mess with a andall vioi.ilorsijrosecutcdp"" volunteer. C)I- of tlie Boro of Madison. Yon didn't need a brass baad to lead yoo.

You're made of the right klad of i stuS. Yonr banquet will coma whaa Ita over: i when we don Uncle Sam's kkaki That's when you'll waai ta Aren't we all brothers then? I cheered: I But what seems to me rather queer And then yon will know yon dcaai Is that you should glare at us so. II: Just because we didn't volunteer Becaaua you hare rolonteered i To help you make a big show. i Don't get diaconrarMl qnickly. i In our bunch I haven't found a From what I have I've a kaach slacker.

That out of the millions of sokllers And from what I have seen of our. I'ncle Sam likes yon baat of the crowd i bunch That of the millions of soldier. Y'ou don't complain of yoar daties. us our country will be proud. Of hardships you have naaght tO' never complain of the treatment, i fear.

You lick up yonr meals with a relish Because you'ie a volnnteer. You weren't dragged In by a aoabcr. I MIL School hooM. must be used tor piacea anicas the i-ounty hoar; has Kioie good reason for not LYRIC THEATRE SAFEST PLAYHOUSE I Ql-ALITV KOU DISCIII.MIN.VTIX) KIEX EH IMILY I'. M.

EVEMMiS, r. M. 2 Day8 --Engagement--2 Days Monday and Tuesday, April 1-2 liltE.iTEIt VIT.Uill.U'll prisenls Alice Joyce, Harry Morey ka4 aa STAR VITAIillvni in Jx'VV VV 't i 11 WM B11 riUMIMI Nil, sm EMS THAT IMN EOU llllllkllHt) Tha t.rrale HeludraniH Ihr Niuge llaa Mail rvidlwd Bs4er Ike rrnnnal J. Ntuarl lllarkliin la Mae Hiindrrful 'IP' V'kTIMKK, and nill.IlKKM, iFlCCS AM. NEATH ItENEIIVEII, tie.

NAI.E. Telrphoae, Nuwaill lUlt nrdanday. tprU VI llrguUr I'rlres I tsriE la -oriUMItl) IN AIM AItt" IprQ llh AI llrKuUr Trlrr. UK HI EE aad (I I'M kEOIII) hi IrMay, April ilk llrguUr I'rlres EIIITII In -IIEVEMiE" lIMtlTIONAL HII. EEATKI ES ON EM IH Just because I was selected for service.

You claim I am nothing at all: I'll assure you 1 never went grouching I When my country placed me in the call. I'll admit I have read the news-; papers; 1 have read the draft columns without fear: 1 never put In a claim for exemption. Even if I wasn't a volunteer. I'm sorry you fear we will beat yon In the getting of a little more praise: What we're after today Is the I And that's all we're seeking these, days. I As though you were nothing at all.

And you didn't go ronnd with a frown on. Afraid that your country woald call: You didn't buy every paper And scan the draft coUnn with fear You marched right along with yonr bead up. For ycr volunteer What If the little draft WllUea Do get a little more praise? Praise won't get the old Kaiser. It's real work we want these Just keep yonr eye. on Berlin, bors: Never mind about braaa bands and cheers.

The glory will go to the heroes. And they'll be the WISSNER PIANOS Player Pia-no whicb rcrttfirs '393 TERMS 2.50 WtEKLY 35 Mui Brnrh, Covrr, Tuninf ami Service for one ANNIVERSARY SALE SlrnL Wilboul an; obliKiliun my to boy, pirate ADDRESS-WISSMER 903 BROAD ST. NEWARK laeeatiTi eirv "XnfAW.v.Hsr^ STATE lAL I'AYS VISIT TO C. S. (iKANT ('AMI', S.

0. V. U. S. Grant Camp.

Sons of Veterans what was intended as a farewell reception to the Rev A. H. Marlon on i Wednesday evening. Mr. Marlon, how' ever, was unfortunately unable to at- I tend, lie is under orders to sail for France with his Y.

M. C. A. unit this week and was ordered to Princeton for i preliminary Instruotion. He had 1 planned to secure leave to attend the reception but wired at the last minute that this was impossible.

i There was a full attendance of mem- I bers of the camp and a number of I invited guests were present. A I. Ves- cellus of I'ateraon. SUte commander, was represented by his personal aide, Frank I'arker of Paterwin. who took I charge of the meeting.

Three candl- ilates, the Kev. Hubert E. llsrned. librarian of Seminarv: Joscnh Drake and J. Monroe Garrison were initiated.

Otto lloss made an address OS did Councilman Willis A. I'arker and the Iti-v. ilarned Other speakers were E. liussell l.uni, Hopper and Councilman Frank Watera. As the represenutive of the State commander.

Mr. I'arkcr the camp on Ita showing He stated that in bis visits to all camps in the State he had seen no belter organlxa- tloii tlian that in After the speaking, refreshments were served and the remainder of the evening spent in social conversation. Plans are now being made by the standing committee In charge of such matters for the annual reception to the veterans which will uke place probably on May 22. Femininity. The woman whom ererrbody irreat envies the woman whom calls the lltije Ufe.

IS IT TOl'K KII)7(ETSI Dont Mistake the MadtMia itlara Gives a Valaable HlaL Many people never stupect their kidneys. If from a lame, weak or aching back thay think that It Is only a muscular weakness; wban urinary trouble uu In they tiilnk will Mwn correct itaeU. And ao it with all the other symptoms at kidney disorders. That is where danger often Ilea You should realise that theaa troubles often lead to dropsy or Brlgbt's disease. An reinedy for weak or diseased kidneys Doan's Kidney Pllla.

Read the experience of a resident of Madison who has tested Doan'a Oliver Bergman, painter. I Belmont avenue, says: "1 had a dull ache through my back. Mornings, when I got up. I felt languid and didn't refre.had at all. 1 didn't know at Ural just what cauMd the complaint, but finally someone said it was probably due to disordered kidneys.

1 got a box of Doan's Kidney PlIU and afur I had used them, ail the allmenu left ma. I haven't had any kidney complaint since and I am quite surs tha core la permanent" Price tOc at all Don't simply ask for a kidney Uoan's Kidney Pills same that Mr. Bergman had. FoaUr-Milbtun Buffalo, N. Y.

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