Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 5

PAGE IVE NEVADA STATE JOURNAL Internationa) News bringing up father Copyright I AGED GULIOH I MED TO ENEMT PRO PEIITY NO INODBSEMENT 0 DEBATING WEATHER REPOR1 PIONEER DIES HEBE TEAM TO BATTLE BILL IS AGREED SENATE CANDIDATES Colo I a 66 01 CHICAGO Mar A bond i CONTESTS NEXT MONTH 4 0 IS 76 id rnir 38 temperature an one year temperature The expected plank bearing on the ACCIDENT REALLY with normal by proclamation 0 HAPPENS ATER AD YEARS WAITING flC 11 ALPS Our Government Asks i you to buy hot! MAGGIE MITCHELL DEAD IN NEW YORK I WILLIAM HART Mar ARRIVES TONIGHT WOUNDED SOLDIEHS Reno New ARRIVE ROM RANCE Xi Miss I I MOTORS On the Market Half a Century TONIGHT OR SALE His Latest Paramount Picture BLUE BLAZES RAWDEN ism RENO NEVADA 4523 Try's iToiirnni Want Ad A HUNGARIAN BIRTHRATE HAS BEEN CUT IN HAL BY WAR WELL WHERE 15 THE DOC? Phoenix Portland pro held only yesterday Lowest RUSSIAN ACQUITTED DAMAGING INSTRUMENTS IT THE DCh MUM IT WAS MR JKG5 WTIN6 DO THAT MUM contests during was announced Mr Hart will arrive in Reno to night and will talk at the Grand at 915 and at the Rialto at 930 Regular admission 15c reserves 20c children 10c OU on us we will bo pleased to show you how to save and help the Government WAR SAVINGS CERTIICATES AND UNITED STATES THRIT STAMPS Is Coming to the GRAND and RIALTO Theatres Chicago lkn er 50 59 62 62 64 NEVADA ENGINEERING SUPPLY CO BRITISH AIR ATTACK CREATED MUCH HAVOC YOU HEAR IDO SCRATCHING AT THE' LU5RARY DOOI? CO LET HIM in American actresses died at her in this city today at the age of $1 April an an 64 SO tures Blazes will linun rn til Pt tomorrow night i at the Grand theater Sunday Hart and his company will be the guests of It i 4 1 4 'irn'Toment nf lift IHg ItldlLU luvalUA performanco of "Johnny Get Your The entire party is expected to leave Sunday night Lowest I yesterday Alcan temperature SNOW ALLING IN TEXAS ORT WORTH Tex March 22 Snow has been falling for 12 hours ersico Dalam county according word received here today Ing about as rapidly earth HGHAKDI GENE13L BLACKSMITH AND HORSESHOEING 723 Street Sparks Nevada good work KEASONABL BRICES INTKODVGE LABOR BILL AMSTERDAM Mar 22 The gov ernment bill relative to general com pulsory labor has been introduced in the lower House of the Austrian parlia ment says a Vienna dispatch to the Cologne Gazette Contingent of 101 Men Is Re ceived at Base Hospital in America Wisconsin Loyalty Legion Does Not Interfere on State Political Turmoil QUICK RELIE ROM CONSTIPATION The poo called uponoday by tile One of the Most amous of American Actresses Dies at the Age of 81 PEACE TREATIES AMSTERDAM Mar 22 After a long discussion yesterday the re'ich stag main committee a Berlin dis patcii reports approved the peace and commercial treaties with Russia A resolution was adopted calling upon government to obtain a guarantee for German financial claims in return for reciprocal action on the part of Germany Will be shown in both theaters The first show starts at 730 College of Pacific and Brig ham Young University to Be oes Noted Movie Idol Will Be Pre sented Before Audiences by Mayor or Agriculture Reno Nevada and vicinity: appetite a feeling of lassitude and general weakening of the system It is then that you should promptly tax a few bottles of the blood purifier and strengthener It will cleanse the blood thoroughly and build up and strengthen the whole svstern is sold by all drug gists Valuable information about the blood supply can be had free by writ ing to the Specific Cx 24 Swift Laboratory Atlanta The bill revised by the confaroos carries appropriations of 100000000 Theycpnfemce 1 will be presented tomorrow in gage in two forensic the month of Api'il it Stanley and Pargellis to Be orensic Gladiators Are Nevada School By GEORGE MAN US MOTION PICTURE OPERATOR ARRESTED OR RAUD IXS ANGELES March Otto Rcitkreutz motion picture animal trainer vas arrested today by post Oflice inspectors under a Chicago in dictment charging implication in an alleged fraudulent scheme to sell pickled horse meat to the allies ederal authorities alleged1 Heit STOCKGROWERS RANCHERS BANK BENO Colds Cause Headache and Grip LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets remove the cause There is Only One BROMO Look for the signature of Grove on each box Price 30c William Hart with six of his com pany will arrive in Reno tonight at prepared and discussed by the at to It is inelt as it hits the Win Hart HIMSEL Get Dr Olive Tablets That is the joyful cry of thousands since Dr Edwards produced Olive Tablets 2he substitute for calomel Dr Edwards a practicing physician for 17 years and old time enemy discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for chronic con stipation and torpid livers Dr Olive Tablets do not contain calomel but a healing soothing vegetable laxative No griping is the of these little sugar coated olive colored tablets They cause the bowels and liver to act normally They never force them to unnatural action If you have a brown now and then a bad breath a dull tired sick headache torpid liver and are constipated find quick sure and only pleasant results from one or two lit tle Dr Olive Tablets at bedtime Thousands take one or two every night just to keep right Try them 10c and 25 per box All druggists When you are in perfect health And are enjoying a strong and vigor ous vitality it is then that your blood Is free from all impurities You should be very careful and give heed to the slightest indication of impure blood A sluggish circula tion is often indicated by an impaired Hardly a Drugstore in the Land That Does Not Sell This Remedy temperature yesterday temperature one year ago Bishop infanto loyd infantry and Manuel Sand artillery are suffering from anti aiiuiuw a nwo has a shell wound in his Westing house Type 3 60 440 motor 580 and to aid the government in seeking out and punishing nil persons guiltv of sedition The meeting was attended by about a thousand persons and every mention by the speakers upholding the governmnt in the war crisis was ACT ON THE IMPULSE TO SAVE Many people have the im pulse to save but delay ing the matter from time to time they get into the habit of extravagance Act upon tho impulse to save now by starting an account with tho Scheeliiio Banking Trust Company 4 Percent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts Scheeline Banking aubTrustCompany RENONEVADA 'reedom and "General Defense Are Offered Members MILWAUKEE 'Mar pic of Wisconsin wer in a platform adoptee Wisconsin loyalty lesion to wholehearted support to tin tration in conducting Hie war to a vic torious end to get squarely behind i Miss Mitchell wh'ose name in private life was Mrs Charles Abbott began her career on the stage when a baby taking child parts before she was five years old The play in hich she later achieved her greatest fame was chon The first produced in New Orleans in i860 In this and other plays she appeared often before Resident 'Lincoln retired from the stage about twenty years ago Her dtath was due to apoplexy i 1 1 1 1 1 HA It t'l md John William Duffield Cloudy Saturday 1 ill trhtilkT 1 Highest tempt rs I Nevada 'Wo clt i on I Winnemucca Nev Department Weather Bureau orecast for Reno i Sacramento1 Cal to i Luke Citv Ct Copper $100 Gobi and same samplo $100 Gold Sliver nd Lead on same sample $160 BELLAM assaykk 250 Lake St Box 888 yesterday 4S SATURDAY MARCH 1918 i Mrs llanuli Duffieltl who California in 1X57 died last a Reno hospital at tho age of Tho nir city but five months when her death Ct I AV VA The deceased is survived by hen daughter Mrs Sarah Hester of Itovos Roniamin Duffield of Doyle House Conferees Reach an Agreement That Makes Bill Acceptable Jamln of Doyle Calif John and Mary Duffield of Reno of Maryland Aged month 5 days uneral arrangements wil nouneed later Remains at Excess as compared degrees Relative humidity al 4 Per cent 1 ion for I hours ending 3 yesterday none Normal precipitation from Septem ber 1 to date 01 inches Total precipitation since September 11917 to date 516 inches Dclieiency as compared with nor mal 2 S3 inches J1x Mn Pc 3S 3S 4S 4X JoO 60 4S 4S BALTIMORE Md March 22 Ed ward Otis claiming tu bo a native or Riga Russia formerly quartermaster on United 'States transport was ac quitted in the United States court here today where he was on trial for the second lime on tho charge of violating the espionage act At the fust trial last week the jury failed td agree Otis was charged with tampering with tile navigating instruments of tho transport The principal difficulty of tho Cerces was on thp senate amendi providing that sales of enemy pro should be onlyat public auction compromises was readied which vides that private sales shall be by the alien property custodian Mrs Hannah Duffields Passes Away in Reno Hospital at Age of 89 An ATLANTIC PORT 2 2 A contingent of 10 1 sick and wounded soldiers 65 of them direct from rance arrived at a base hospital to night These 6j members ot' units known to have been in contact with tho Germans on the ran eh front ar rived recently at an Atlantic port our of them aro suffering from wounds am were probuoly under lire i in ono of the engagements beWoen American patrols and German raiding parties Nene of their wounds how NEW YORK Mur or at least half a century young menwho aspired to journalistic fame have 'been given the axiom that any thing unusual con stitutes news They have been told proverbially that if a baby fell out of a fourth story window and was killed it be unusual but that if it fell out of a fourth story window into a baby carriage in the street and was not injured it would be unusual find therefore news It happened in New York tonight Mrs Edna Wicker was out a window of her apartment at S95 Second avenue with her two old grandson in her arms when she fell out The baby dropped into a ro cart in the street below Mrs Wicker was so seriously injured she may die WASHINGTON' March 2 The birth late Hungary has more than half by the war as shown in statistics read to tho Hungarian chamber of deputies recently and made public here today in an oliicial dispatch Tn tho year preceding the war 7350UOI children were born in 1917 the number was The peace time infant mortality ratewas 34 per cent In 1918 it had increased to 5U per cent In other cases public sale by open bidding or at public auc tion is required Another senate rider' providing for reimbursement to men in the military siTvice of personal property loss inci 'Rpniitifiil' Bust and Shoulders are possible if you will wear a scieutiflcaHj constructed uien jone xrajsiurc The dragging weight of an iinccmfincd bust wetenes supporting muscies mat me tuutuui ui jnt the bust back wlier it be prevent the full butfrom having the appearance of fiab biness eliminate the danger of dragging muscles and coniine the flesh the shoulder civinx line to the entire upper body They re the daintiest and most serviceable rarments imarl come in all materials avd i ront Surplice Bandeau etc Boned vriH alpha rustless permitting washing without rcmo' al Eft rotir dealer show you Bien Jolie Brasvieree if not deck ed will gladly send him prepaid samples to show yom BENJAMIN JOHNES 5t Warren Street Newark csting that either the republican cmoeratic nominee agree to withdr Will Double the Ljle of Your Collars THE LATEST SENSATION IN THE LAUNDRY WORLD A new device for ironing collars giving the most perfect work ever attained in the his tory of laundering collars Yu ill lo delighted with the WOK the I'KKL ajid the 5VAR of a collar correctly ironed IKY IT ONCE TROY LAUNDRY CO RENONEVADA PHONE 371 al defense have been started by the 1 TV AV to combat tho liberty loan and war savings stamps campaign according to literature seized by fed eral officials in recent raids on I TV headquarters and made public to night' Thousands of dollars already have bei realized from the sale lhe bonds and stamps according to literature The money is to be used in defense' of riicmbcrs now in jail and in the furtherance of sabotage accord ing to ond pamphlet Another circular declares that td though the work of the I TV has been greatly handicapped by the ac tivities of government officials it is gradually getting back to Anotlier document declares that money contributions have been icceived from The TV bonds are called free dom DIED In Reno March IMS Hannah Duffield beloved mother of GENEVA Wednesday March Information lias reached Basil that the British aerial attack on Monday upon Mannheim Germany did enorm oils damage in the city causing several furious lives which raged for many hours especially in the vicinity of tlio railway station A powder factory Mui a gits riant are reported to hate exploded The population according to the advices was panic stricken and many persons ave leaving the Mown ami going to Switzerland especiallj women and children Th South German press is continu its campaign against aerial repris als but the Berlin government is de clared to show no disposition to ne gotiate lie will be accompanied by his sis tor Miss Hart Manager and Mrs I Alien Katherine McDonald tho lead i Inr woman in the picture now being 'O 1 made at Truckee her sister Marion and Director Lam bert Hillaird I He will first address an nudience at the Grand theater and 9:30 will speak before another audience in tho Rialto theater Hart wiH be introduc ed to both audiences bj rank Byington" Oncof the most popular pie Compaiiy Inc of Chicago had a eon tract for the sale of horsemeat Bail was fixed at JjOUU cltkrcutz ac cording to the authorities insisted tho Kunza eompuny had a contract but prevented from' operating by a Chicago ordnance prohibiting tire sale not adopt a compulsory form of iubitratin in all labor disputes eon st itutionality conceded Wealth Conscription lhe second debate will take place April in San Jose Cal where lhe College of the Pacific will debate with Xetada on the Iqueslimi Resolved That the proposed senate amendment to Hho Avar revenue bill commonly known as the conscription ot wealth whereby it is proposed toraise the bulk of irat finances by the' taxation of war profits would have been the best solution to the problem of war finance The first debatejo take place 12 will fall on Slack ay day nual event in tho term of the Nevada college ollowing the debate a dance will be held in the gymnasium Stanley and Targellis Heroes Yesterday it was announced that Harry Stevens and Stanley Pargellis has been successful Sn the try outs for tlie varsity debating team and will represent the University of Nevada in lhe two oratorical clashes The Mackay day debate will start promptly at 730 Neither tho chairman nor the judges of the contest hate as yet been aniioiincfd accept by the house managers This provision resulted from loss of prop erty by men aboard the torpedoed land Mary Duffield the latter two i being residents of this city I Mrs Duffield on her arrive! in Cali Ifci nia lived in Marysville ip the ic rumen to valby until io ycais piHinrai will be take place here nouneed later April 12 when the local team willet tho representatives of the Brig The first will on me iliam Y'ouug university of Utah The i Nevada teann will uphold the negatbo mittee but failed of incorporation tnemv onlv reference to a United States sei I hat the ator contained in the plattonn urges should citizens of this state lay aside al partisan lei lings cleetioin Bay Apiil 2 and to see that every te is polled to the end that only men of courageous and outstanding Ameri canism sliall he to public of came night 89 yea ed pioneer had lived in this WASHINGTON Mar 22 Legisla the riders to the urgent defimcncy appropriation bill authorizing tire sale enemy property and acquisition by Hie government of German owned ship terminals at Hoboken were ac cepted late today by the bouse' con ofifcrces completing agreement on the he bill between representatives of the two Kansas City MiK Los Angeles Cal Tf Clark ers field gunshot wounds Izit 4 left foot Negio Lust Both 1 ret Son Williams colored member ot a stevedore regiment is the most seri I 1 xi 1rc I CUS1V injured or uiu unnain IL I both feet supposedly in an accident IB DU XT 1 CStlHg his regiment has not been on the I house Type CCL 3 60 i battle Iront and Ihomas At thin AT i regiment of engineers has both legs 440 DlOtOl ODO XV AL broken also supposedly accidental al though his regiment clashed with the enemy Ten other members of the conting ent have been in service abroad but have seen in America for some time Others in the group are suffering from chronic diseases developed in the na tional army training camps and through rigorous service in rance Tuberculosis and heart trouble con stitute the larger number of the cases as has been true of other groups ar riving at this base hospital 1 1 191S i II ril I Hl lT) 7' LL tarw 5Q Trncr Ml i i Kfx Ax tn Cwv' i An IbK uA lln I WM jyi niAAsr ijki ''J' 1 "i 11111 T1 leiaa' awX iiaii wr 1 1tJ 1 i ''w I Tf I rnsn 1 bIIIIIB I 8 i i i.