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(confidential) Lynn, Mam4 for ad lice. Tour letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman, and bold in strict confidence. RUSSIAN COUNTS HIS DAYS III THE WORLD falteA Pre traced Wire: 1 Columbus, Cv Nov. 19. One more day nearer to the grave.

On the spot representing the third of December on a little calendar. Peter Skrlbner, death cell prisoner in th Ohio penitentiary here, has mark ed, a star; At the close of each day, he puts a mark on the calendar, each one crawling nearer and nearer to the dreaded, star. Time and again as he points to this eallendar, he mumbles to the guard In broken English, "electric chair." A little over a year ago Skrlbner work ed for and lived with his only living relative, an aged mother In Odessa, q. He wanted to come to America to fnke good" and returning make bis Perfe ction Wafers always fresh and crisp ori every one At Grocers nmssa tmmmiM tm ,111 1 Make Skin Smooth There is one safe, dependable treat meat that relieves itching torture in itantly and that cleanses and soothes the fkin. Ask any druggist for a 23c bottle of Vsemo and apply it as directed.

Soon fou will find that pimples, black heads, Kzema, ringworm and similar skin trou Dlee will disappear. A little semo. the penetrating, satisfying liquid, is all that is needed, for it banishes all skin eruptions and (be skin soft, smooth and healthy. ZemOi Cleveland. Seventy fivs Years tils pcre toz? kzz been careful faoosewlves.

Cttwzyz tbe Kns 'cslltv Harmless toCfotbcG end :) I itnii unm nlniiinfi linTrn I 1 lltU lUIIIV HUIlD i BY MARGARET MASON. (Written for the United Press.) When Kate goes to skate in her costume so chic, Shell not mind a bit when some girl does a trick And cuts fancy figures to outdo the 1 rest Kate knowa thatthe figure she cuts is the best New York, Nov. 19. No wonder the mercury drops to zero when the skating season begins it wants to look "round. Everybody does, when tie new skating costumes burst into view and one good look deserves another.

The ice or conventionality is due to be smartly broken when 'some cute little ice Flo cuts a dash and a figure across the npnd in a green mottled silk sweater banded, collared, cuffed and buttoned in gold; a knee length skirt of pleated green and gold stripes a aassy little round green cap itli. a golden tassel and knee high laced green boots with a tassel of gold bobbing at their tops. The skating jackets and sweaters are of the most bizarre pattern and garnish hues. Fur bands them at every conceivable point as it also bands the short pleated skirts the skating caps and the tops of the skating boots. Persian figured sweaters as well as one toned ones of vivid hue are worn with striped skirts of pleated velour de laine; and jackets and skirts to match, of emerald green or cerise, are gorgeous when trimmed in wide bands of white fox.

mother happy for her remaining days. He managed, by hard work, to get a few hundred dollars to send him to America. At Toledo he met a woman, who, through promises of marriage, took nearly all his money and then jilted him. In a jealous rage Skrlbner ahot and slightly wounded her. When Detective Kaiser Bartecki attempted to arrest him, Skrlbner shot him and killed, him.

Since his arrival at the Skrlbner has made several unsuccessful attempts to starve himself to death. For weeks at a "time he refused to eat any food, only break his fasts by threats of the authorities to use a feed tube npon him. "I want to die now," Skrlbner has said. "The courts have decreed I should die December 3. I wish to God It were today." FACTS FOR 8UFFERER8.

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and 50c 11.00 bottle holds six times as much as the 25c size. SPORT DOPE BY CARL O. OENNEWITZ, (Written especially for the Ynited Press.) Gary, Nov 17. Indiana is up against it for a champion high achool football team this year. There arc plenty claimants for the title but how the question is going to be decided is something else again.

When Gary won from South Bend by a score of 19 to 0, on October SO, Hammond still remslned in the road ad ah obstacle to Gary's claims to the championship 'of northern Indiana. The Gray and Gold team, playing the best game in the high school's history, proceed to remove Hammond on November 6 by a 20 to 0 score. Hammond and South Bend had played a 0 to 0 tie, and Gary staged a celebration' that would have befitted the win ning of a national title. But on the same day Elkhart took the strong Goshen team over, 33 to 0 and in so doing, laid claim to the northern sectional championship. Obviously the title must go to the team that scores the most points against 8outh Bend.

Elkhart plays the Bride City, but not until November 20 and a game after that date would be out of the question. Assuming, however, that Elkhart will do little better than break even with South Bend, Gary has already challenged any team that may have established a clean claim to the down state title. Playing the best game that has been seen on high school fields in. many a day, the team la anxious to go its limit for football honors. With a team built around Chuck Harris and Ken Kneisley, two of the cleverest backs that have been seen in the state, Harrison Brlggs, the giant coach, has developed what experts, who have watched the team in action, ceil genuine college football.

Brlggs believes his team is of state championship material and is ready to make a clean test of It. of more than 100,000 population which the Germans have, captured during the present war Include Antwerp, Brussels, Ghent Lemberg (recaptured), Liege, Lille. Lod and Warsaw. Of these the last named, with a population of 872,478, is largest and Brussels, population 662,600, second. The use of sulphate of oxide aluminum wire in order to produce Insulation for electrical purposes is being adopted, and the process is now neing appaea to cooper wire.

An all white costume with a short jacket hung cape like and full from the shoulders is embroidered in silver thread and banded in white fox. The fur finished full skirt has big silver embroidered pockets on each side. The white boots are laced with silver and have a sliver tassel nestling in their fur tops. A white fox turban, sliver tasseled, topa the costume; and a huge round muff of the white fox, with silver tassels, takes the wearer in hand. This costume of snow and sliver is fit for the Ice Queen herself and no skittish skater could ever be a frost in it Gorgeous bags for skates, embroidered and fur trimmed to match the gay sweaters, hectic mufflers and quaintly ornate muffs are a few of the accessories necessary for the complete skater this year.

If a fair skater, thus heavily accountred, can still skate and get away with it, the is in a class' with Charlotte at the Hippo" drome, that peerlens pirouetter of the ice ballet. Incidentally, the introduction lof the ice ballet in several ot the New Tork musical productions seems to have given a spirit to the gentle art of skating that may freeze out the dance. But beware If you seek to emulate Charlotte with too much excess baggage. "Mother, may I go out to skate?" "Yes, but heed advice: "If you've a mulller, bag and muff, "Then don't go near the ice!" NOTICE TO NON RESIDENTS Tbe state of Indiana, Huntlngtcn county, ss: In the Huntington circuit court, September term, 1915. Minnie Paehong, Addle Penfold, Charles Rlckert, Mary E.

Rickert, Leo Robi son, Edward Schepper, Noble W. Scott H. M. Sprinkle, Ida M. Stults, William H.

Worden, owners in fee simple respectively of the following described real estate, to wit: A part of tot number one (1) in Warner's subdivision of out lots number eighteen (IS), nineteen (19) and twenty one (21) in the original plat of the town, now city of Huntington, beginning at a point on the east line of said lot on Washington street now Lincoln avenue, in said city, thirty three (33) feet northwardly from the southeast corner of said lot, thence westwardly at right angles with said street and parallel with and thirty three feet from the south line of said lot to the west line thereof, thence northwardly along said west line to the. northwest corner of said lot thence eastwardly along the north line of said lot to the northeast cor ner of said lot, thence on the east line of said lot to the place of begin ning, southwardly. Lot number fourteen (14) of War ners subdivision of out lots to the city of Huntington, Indiana, accord ing to tbe plat thereof, except that portion ot lot (14) heretofore deeded by Samuel Sheets and Clara C. Sheets his wife to Henry Hocken smith November 8th, 18S2, as described in the deed, which deed is re corded in Deed record (48) page 298 Part of lot No. seven (7) in War ner's addition to the city of Hunting ton, Indiana, described as follows Commencing at the southeast corner of ssld lot at a point sixty (60) feet southwestwardly from the northeast corner of said lot, thence westwardly to a point on the west end of said lot which is thirty two (32) feet southwardly from the northwest cor ne; thereof; thence southwardiv twelve (12) feet to the southwest cor ner of said lot thence eastwardly with the line of aald lot (140) feet to the southeast corner thereof; thence northeastwardly with the southeast line of said lot No.

seven (7) sixty eight (68) feet to the place of beginning. Part of lot No. sixteen (16) of War ner's subdivision of part of out lots eighteen, nineteen and twenty one (18, 19, 21) of the original plat of the town or Huntington which part is bounded aa follows: Commencing at a point on the west line of said lot sixteen (16) directly opposite the northeast corner of lot eleven in said Warner's subdivision; running thence on the north line of said lot eleven produced in southeastwardly direction one chain and eighty two links to the center of Flint Creek, thence down said Flint Creek to the southwest point of said lot sixteen (16), thence northeastwardly along the west line of said lot two hundred and one feet to the place of beginning. A part ot lot No. fourteen (14) in Warner's' subdivision of out lots to the city of Huntington, according to the plat thereof, being described as follows, to wit: Commencing at the northwest corner of said lot number fourteen and running thence southwest along the boundary line a distance of sixty (60) feet thence southeast along the boundary line of said lot sixty (60) feet thence northeast to the north line of said lot to a 'point sixty five (65) feet northeast from the.

place ot beglnnlg, thence northwestwardly to the place ot A part of lot No. two (2) in A. Purviance subdivision of the east! half out lot No. eighteen (18) in the original out lots of the town (now city); of Huntington, beginning at a point in the south line! thereof, twenty feet eastward of the southwest corner of said lot thence north 20 degrees 35' west sixty two feet to the east line of lot No. one (1) in said subdivision; thence southward en the east line of said lot No.

one (1 seventy (70) feet to the southeast corner THE HUKTINQTON HEBALP. of said lot No. one (1) thence eastward on the south line of said lot No. two twenty (20) feet to the place of beginning. south half (1 2) of lot No.

tour (4) in Warner's subdivision of a part of, out lots Nos. eighteen (18) nineteen (19) and twenty one (11) in the original plat of the town, bow city, of Huntington, Indiana. A part of lot number twelve (12) in Warner's subdivision of a part of out lots numbered 'eighteen, nineteen and twenty one of the original plat of the city of Huntington, Indiana, particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the west line of said lot number twelve (12) twenty six feet northwardly from the southwest corner thereof, thence eastwardly parallel with the south line thereof to a point on the east line of said lot twenty six feet northwardly from the southeast corner thereof thence northwardly along the east line of said lot to the northeast corner thereof, thence westwardly along the north line of said lot to the northwest corner thereof, thence southwardly along the west line of said lot ihe place of beginning. A part of lot number eight (8) in Warner's subdivision of out lots numbers 18, 19 and 21 in the original plat of the city of Huntington more particularly described as follows: Commencing on the north line of Washington street at a point fifty eight (58) feet eastwardly from the point of intersection ot Washington street and Lincoln avenue in said city, thence In a northeasterly direction on a line drawn at right angles with Lincoln avenue thirty one (31) feet more or less, to said Lincoln avenue, thence northeasterly along the south line of Lincoln avenue, a point which is sixty feet on the line of said avenue from the northwest corner of said lot number eight (8) thence at right angles to the 'north line of the alley running along the northeast side of said lot number eight thence down the northwest side of said alley to the place of beginning. Also a part of lot eight in Warner's addition to the city of Huntington which is more particularly described as follows: Comenclng on the west line of said lot at a point slxy feet westwardly from the northwest corner of said lot and running thence southeastwardly on a line parallel with the north line of said lot until it intersects Washington street in said city, thence northeastwardly along said atreet to a point forty (40) feet southwestwardly from said north line, thence northwestwardly parallel with said north line to tbe west line of said lot thence southwestwardly on said west line twenty feet (20) to the place of beginning.

Vs Sarah Harker, et al. Coir plaint No. 12002 Come now the plaintiffs by Krleg S3atP and B. Hurd, attorneys, and file their complaint herein, together with an affidavit that' the defendants Sarah Elizabeth 'Harker, Re becca Clark, Samuel Harker, James Harker, Josoph E. Taylor, Emily So phia Taylor, his wife, Israel Kaylor, Margaret Kaylor, his wife, William Ii.

Sheldon, George E. Byxlee, Levi Chm nltwood, Charles Crlnklater. The chil dren descendants and heirs, the surviv ing spouse, the creditors and adminis trators of the estate, th6 devisees, tbe legatees, trustees and executors of thu last will and testament and the succes sors in interest respectfully ot the ds ceased idow, or widower of each of the. above and foregoing named and designated persons who are deceased. the names of all of whom are unknown to the plaintiff.

Ail the women once known by any other names and deslx nations above stated who may have changed their names snl who are now known by some other name, the names of whom are unknown to this plaintiff. The spouses of all of the persons above named and designated as defendants to this action who arc irarrled, the names ot whom are unknown to the plaintiff 4re not residents of the state of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants, that unless they be and appear on the 10th day of January, 1916, being the 1st day ot tha January term of the Hunthigton circuit court, commencing on the 2nd Mon day of January, A. D. 1916.

at the court house in the city of Huntington, In! vald county ar.d state, and answer ori demur to said complaint, the zame will be heard and determined in their ao sence. the same being an action to i quiet title to real estate in Huntingtcn c.wntv, Indiana. In witness whereof, Ii hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said court, at Huntington, Indiana, th'. 2Sih day of October, A. D.

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Perfumes are being put up in pencil form like the familiar headache A southwestern paper answering a question about bfgh and low record cottou prices said that in 1866 the highest price was 62 cents and the lowest 32 cents, While since that time cotton has dropped as low as 5 8 16 cents In 1898. If the wind Is in the right direction, a sort of cold smell gives sailors warning of the proximity of an Many People In This Town never really enjoyed a meal until we advised them to take a 9 before aad after each zaeaL Sold only by us 25o a box. Bradley Bros. Drug Store. Locust beans are produced yearly to the extent of 30,000 tons.

The Way to Better Light Tou need better light in your home. Tou should enjoy all the comforts, conveniences and economies of modern lighting which are provided by Banner Mazda Lamps They give three times as much light as carbon lamps with the same current, and are rugged and durable. Regular home sizes now only 07 cents, JUSTIN LOVETT SOUTH SIDE DETG STOKE, Harley Davidson Wins Greatest Race of the Season At Dodge City. Kansas, the Harley Davidson won 1st. 2nd.

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