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FRIDAY, FEB. 14, 1919. UNDESIRABLES PITT IN SEP PEN AT ELLIS ISLAND j Twenty-four I. \V. XV., Nine Anarch- She Itk and 21 Otliers llrou^lit 1<'ioui '1 Seattle For Deportation. New York. Feb. 13.?Fifty-four I N aliens, including 24 Industrial days Workers of the World, nine anarch-' testi ^ ists and other undesirables, who with were brought here front Seattle and abo. other western cities by order of the (.Sort secretary of labor, were locked up aero In the detention pen at Kills island, dela ^ where they will be confined awaiting wea meir deportation to European covin-' wee tries. Rive The action of Caroline Lowe, a gini Chicago woman attorney, in request- driv log permission to visit the aliens af- of t tor they had been lodged at the is-'offir land Is believed to foreshadow an at- bar! tempt to obtain the release of some who of the number on habeas corpus pro- seve ceedings. although Acting Immlgra- tnju tlon Commissioner Uhl declared the chin aliens "had had their day in court nig and that no lawyers could assist, L them." man The nationality of the aliens as thir given out by A. 1). H. Jackson, chief Mih of the Seattle immigration office, won who had charge of the party, is as Ann follows: Serf English. nine; Huss'an, seven: buri Swedes, seven: Finns, six; Norwe- He gians. four: Germans, three; ItnJ- arm lans, three; Spanish, Irish, Danes, enlii Scotch, Austrians, two each: one ouM Greek; one Hollander and three un- t'n'1 known. cure The only serious trouble on the trip occurred on the Sills island oar barge at the Lackawanna railroad '' pier in Hoboken when the radicals t,or' began fighting among themselves. The suspicion that one of their nun- baft her was a disguised government w'n agent ied to the trouble, police olll- rar' cials said. rasl m frel A\ I ATOlt OIVK.N OVATION IIV ?lr,,r OONOHRSS.MKN ANl) VISITORS 'he? Washington, Keb. 13.?Capt. Kd- ^ ward V. Riekenbaeker, "the are of ,ror aces." of the Americr.n air force, was ' given an ovation when he appeared in the gallery of the house of repre- *i?,n sentativeH to listen to debate on the *lrr< naval appropriation bill. Members xs and visitors arose and applauded for ^an several minutes while the aviator ''no stood rigfdly at attention. , Vor ' Von A Mb Civil and 3 Health B: ^Nfl mnr 0 About k te M Gone 3 ^^1 ? ~Am Many thousands of women suffering from womanly trouble, have been benefited by the use 1 v of Cardui, the woman's rary j tonic, according to letters Pk. R79 we receive, similar to this Pm ,nf>ri one from Mrs. Z.V. Spell, kl of Hayne, N. C. "1 could ^ not stand on my feet, and Just suffered terribly," ,pp she says. "As my suffering was so great, and said he had tried other reme- ed dies, Dr. had us perl get Cardui. . ? 1 began c j^J improving, and it cured wh|( ^ | me. I know, and my [V nn , k. a doctor knows, what Car* dul did for me, for my (1eps nerves and health wer# the g^jj about gone." Prnt ^ TAKE CARDUI ?m aK*r The Woman's Tonic j?r" i n She writes furthest *! pa nry ^ am in splendid health .,. paPt M can do my work. I feel I t,f', t| owe it to Cardui, for I was ,,,, f in dreadful condition." If you are nervous, run- ftnd ^ | down and weak, or suffer fck. ' from headache, backache, etc., every month, try Cardui. Thousands of "P<" women praise this mediWj cine for the good it has aone mem, ana many I'V " physicians who have used <>f c Cardui successfully with Rk Kenp their women patients, for aJ years, endorse this medi- Bk pr,>v cine. Think what it means enl,M to be in splendid health, A1 like Mrs. Spell. Give 1^ r?r < 2 Ail Druggists ^ir"rp" lice. I - ' . THE 1 ITBN DAYS OVERDUE, MCDDAQKi GORONTESTO COMES IN nLUKnOlxl Brought Few Casual Overseas [Yoops, Two Officers, 8"? Men. . Too Southern Course. Praises Re eport News, Feb. 13.?Seven! Great Bel i overdue, the transport Goron-| r> reached port from Bordeaux! WOULD i "7 casual overseas troops| ird two officers and 35 men. The __ "tutesto took the southern route;' ?'VS e ss, and this accounted for the) Pounds 11 y. After enjoying the mild'i ^ ther of gulf stream for two] ks, these returning fighters were; n a chilly reception off the Vir-' One of the a capes, when they ran Into a long list of ing snow storm. Practically all have endorsed he men are Pennsylvanians. The Judge 11. F. era are Lieut. Hyron Hilder- the Rolston c t. of Champaigne. 111., an aviator Neb. In relat Is credited with bringing down the medicine, rnl German planes, and who was said: red In a fall of his own ma- "The result e. and Lieut. William Pitts, of Tanlac seem Sandy. Tenn. 1 fore I" begar ieutenant Pitts, a regular armv health was I i. fought with the 30th infantry, ways. My 11 d division, at the Marne, St I was habitua iel and the Argonne, being ious. 1 was nded in the last named fight, most of the mg the non-commissioned men is stoop over for Ct.-Maj. James H. Jones, of Pitts- kidneys were nh. who has been across twice.! fearful pains served with the United States hack. I could y 15 years, got his discharge and me no good. ?f"d with the Canadians at the and I felt tirt >renk of the war , After the time. I had ted States declared war he se- for a year ai ?d his reiense front the British, worried, as n aga'n enlisted with the Ameri- me i- | "I had fal vpn a enounced that three trans- |n weh'ht as s en ro'i'o to Newport News had hut j have gj > ft?v?rtnet to other ports. The (ng Tanlae. 1"shin Kansas was ordered by better in my ?1ess to proceed to Hobnkon, the rnan before 1 ro transport Kremerton with 22 hottte. I have ?als aboard to Haiti more and the j nof hn\ ehter Lake Yelverton to Phila- now and I a hia. No reasons for diverting nt<e a farm hi e sh'ns were made public. 1 ret tin in tb wireless message from the j gladly give ipshfp Princess Mntolkn, which p may be w< ringing abont 2.000 troops said trying to find would pass in the Virginia canes Tnnine, th time during the nirht and dock ?c1rt exclnslv ? enrly in the morning. The T.ancnster; P tel has aboard nine casual com- rn.. Heath S ies, composed of men from II- K?r*haw.?Ai Is. Minnesota. Missouri. New; k, Ohio. Maryland. Montana and 01411 mont; 82 casual officers and five NIAej > Mann, and a larcc number of sick BOUNE wounded. About 500 of the sick wounded will be taken directly n the ship to trains and sent to "eTPn Trnnsp Westhampton hospital at Rich- Are Brtnginj id Va. Th? others will be sent . _ . ? A lean Tr< he hospital at Hampton. WPORARY MILITARY washing FORCES IS AGREED TO , from France _ tu'o a'or6>il na ly Will Ho Composed of 2."%,570 12.000 home tWllcers nn?l 9500,909 Kn- nounred hy II . < U ! They will ar listed Men. I , Newport New |and 20. Washington, Fob. 1.1.?A tempo- _ .... . w.. w . - 1 The transp ' military establishment of 25,offlcers and 509.909 enlisted ranoPic- "ot i is provided for in the annunl West Dur ee. . . . i President Gn y apnropriation bill reported to house by the military commit-, port ' The measure carries a total of COPB *? ' 17.289.400. The committee er St '"J, an army of the size recommend- at* ? ... , . .. Newport Ne\ would he necessary during the od of demobilization." j tro?DB for hairman Dent said the bill. port 0rt**arh appropriates about $68,000.-! rnary * a less than was asked by the war nPKro <roop8 irtment, would be taken up jn Sout^ Faiolir house as soon as the naval ap- 'or Vir*,n,a 8 >riation hill Is passed. i a*)onrd pglslation affecting the national The transp d is among the fenturea of the I>ort ' ( A national guard organization' r'ne" a^>onr 106 200 men is contemplated.! f'ue a< ftW ipment and supplies would be Ided without charge by the war HENT? in mem rrnm ?ne war stores The1 jjOUf,e on C ! appropriations for the guard (() w j egate no.17n.nno. ther leading features of the bill ~ m itOBl nal organization of the temporarmy of f>n7,f>R8 men so that Mature has will be constituted as preserlh- evefyl ? th. n.Vorn, rt.,e?.e art ?f , robust, I providing for organization of , , itry, eavalrv and artillery units, through hie the remainder so as to permit and COITlb itlon of new units?aviation, bronchitis corps and others, the useful- serious pull of which was demonstrated Pq^ nearly ng the war. * sturn of the war department or-1 zatlon to bureau chiefs. Instead entering Its organization In the staff. pa J "storatlon of recruiting with fora Is'on for one and three vears I?I'll tmenta. , ? joiiahment of distinctive s?r>pps has been^ >ver?p'iR or service at homo dur- Weakness 1 Ihe war. those who >nt|r?untlon of the Increased pav tender lung? nl'ated men. a proneness -ovisinn for the promotion of anemia the < >rs ard men. recommended for jng antf toni by the alanine of the armis- Stott'a are < flcoti a Dowoc, i LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, i I |||npr LLOYD GBORG) \ JUUUL ON INDUSTF 30RSES TANLAC t-"; lilt Kill NlCiled II tion \V medv Because of nefit It Gave Him. London, Fob. l unrest continues HELP OTHERS. win he K ve to tn ! Premier Lloyd Gei the house of comi [>on Gained Twenty eminent, he said, w i Weight by Tak- kiml of an inve3t 1 causes "f the unres treat Remedy. j special war com 1 mier said, had co latest additions to the unrest. Anionjr ( prominent men who were the strain of 1 I Tanlac is the name of an<' fear of unei Whittinston. judye of The premier said ourt, of Sooth Omaha. he Introduced next \ ing his experience with housing, health, th? Judge Whittington ,lfe' ,f?nd settlemer Innd reclamation ai s I have obtained from Mr. I.?loyd Cleorge wonderful to me. Be- bp plenty of oppn i taking Tanlac my Ployment if confld broken down In many those responsible fr ver was all out of fix. ,rips and unless th> lly constipated and bil- ,ion went so high tl so frightfully dizzy Purchasing power r time that I would not r,r n,,t the country fear of falling, and my markets, out of order. I had Discussing hnusir in the small of my prnmier referred to eat. but my food did TT,an>' districts whi Sleep failed to rest me *pnvnfed during th "1 ana warn out all the .'ireany or been in this condition Cfn eminent would id was becoming hadlv !a,e such conditi lothing seemed to help ':>-^or\ be said. all fixed in industries l?n off twenty pounds m!l"?n Pp?'snns. a result of my trouble. , Hofore 'ho war. lined it all hack by us- Hn'tain exm and I have never felt on? h,,"on tons of life. I felt like a new roI"*??ted that hab [ had finished the first p??(,s * taken five bottles and n rw shillings on ro an ache nor a nain mn('"v ? coal, m feeling great. T eat ,,)r,N" 'he eountr md. sleep like a log and mi,"ons "f Pounds e morning fee'ing fine. ^ H'dreds of thousa this statement for what _* " ""*" artb to others who are -AMENT < I relief THE KING I e master medicine. t? ely bv J. F. Marker. Itrn>1^ . . .??<! ' (I pnple* PruR A Grocery Afterward Del?i?t? prlngo; C. O. Floyd. poaed to Indiistr dT. London, Feb. 13. *S HOMEWARD ed parliament in f 1 WITH SOLDIERS of th*' u*"alK CPrf pensed with becnm mourning for Prln orts and Two Warship* Roth houses of peeresses and stat it About 12,<><M? Aiiipi- , . K hlpd in thp house o h>|>s From France. king road his ad thronp, but only i and civilian clothf a. Feb. 13.?Departurp fhe p(.erJ, and p of apven transports and robpf, Tbe dlplo carrying approximately nrf>SPnt coming troops was an- premier Lloyd O the war department. t^e ponnra| <,; rive at New York and no nert|nn 0f s between hebruao 16 boWpver powerful, ed to hold up the iorts are the Ortega, announced the terdam, Northland and tbP government, in for New York, and the was necessary, to int and Tiger for New- jsrn tn fbo industr The battleship Georgia aa wp fought it on ort News and the cruls- Europe." o New York. j thlp Georgia is due at PAY OF lll'N PR1 vs February 20, with t?<? BEYOND \ itijL. i ue iraim- uasie, Ket). 12.? due at New York Feb- ary of the presider ,8 casual companies of republic, who may from Louisiana and week by the nnth 1a. one casual company Weimer. will be 1 ,nd a few canual officers 000 marks, accordi from Berlin. The ort Tiger. due at New- side in Berlin. H ?bruary 20, has 122 ma- executives from all and the West Durfee York February 25, is Faal-Froaf ern troops, 7^e latest model < la said ta he at aea -All modern B-room P?**'k'e ta mnk? lemetery street. Applt a" Bn *'rP,n"*- Thi unninghara. 18-lt. ?d ? that when the en gin " gradually and eaal! I W T |kfe F QQ following test shown I V I Iw Eai airplanes are: A p .i j. , axifflctent height, and not been prodigal e?gi?? and toak his >ody in the matter trot, merely beeping ness. Many, all n,drt**" b,,r He at< ?. i _ i drome twentv miles i , iiius?i ?i?iiu guard her straight at colds, coughs, plane <? wh?t she or perhaps more e,e* tk* tWM1 I _ . _ IIt UK blryola eoas monary ailments. rtyrmtrkt ?nd ^ntW> five decades the pilot had to t?k< . trol atlrk to land th /\ I ~5f~ ' airdrome but ?<-ejit H ataerln*. the alrplnn* B Journey by herself. I 3 'jjk pi |ra| T ough on th ) LO I >UF Having heard tbu France lack soap, i helping to turn girl sent to a ???< nto strength. For Fifty-fourth a pack.. are delicate with ,,n', rcce,vod ,n dut> ??C U0IlCaiC| Wllfl ?*??rKC*nnf mnjor f wcflk throats and surprise th>i to debility and ^ remembered that 1)) definite nourish- He added that he bit< ic qualities of V?!V to n nrtvate who "r r>f special value. A 7f the prlvnte Hko<1 t lUoomtoeW. N.J. ?-5 nHUH.'H. 5. C. E SPEAKS LIAL UNREST nmons of lii'gls- f( ~^Tn n Kcconsd ur* | the coti80(|ii?n cs ?jr-majlions. The govonl<! ;tgree to ;mv 1 revival of rural it for soldiers, nd afforestation 'Chain' Treat said there would irt unities of em- *pTa*l lence was given I ft* >r sinning Indus- * e cost of produclat It reduced the ?f the eommunlty IJUjf out of the world ig conditions, the It's migh 1 overcrowding in f. eh had been ng- TireS Oil y<e war by eongre-l owded areas. Tbe it you c do its best to ni-, can't depei ons and hours ofj ready have been j JUld V( Involving three', servce ** ( the premier said.' arteil niore than j It pays t goods and it was' rpj T the cost of the, * ,reS* The difference of rr->i ? of a 00,11-1 They re he added, m'ght pOSSifole tC v of hundreds of and might throw j 'I^liefC a nds out of work.' ( _ treads?th OPENED IIY ' OF ENGLAND "fe " Each has Bodv, Which is your moni Among ?Th*> hfnK op?-n- WSlQt for ^ '"mi-state. Muoi, ditions. 'monfal was dis- 1 ?e the court is in Olir nP' re John ne< parliament with! Dealer Wi] e officials assem-1 f lords, where the ' .t AS * [imp n letter rrotn , Y* 1,1 . , . . . f.eta-It' and be ?i in winrh he ex- and pain free! Yr-u'l it the Kil l hadn't , '<'? ts-lt. ' the *nat lark .'orn-reinover, ? never smoked. way, < ost* but. it trifle n 1 tflven the packet M'f'dby K. bawnnceA oils 'Is own." and Utncaiitei at o have died of ?" the world's best J r. Mackey Co., Com pany.?Adv. un-n* ironi tli" B' military uniform* 2 t f| |l 11 >s were worn by ifere?ses. without inatic corps was ^ "orpc. in discussitnation, declared the community. t? should be allow-' *' r;rr.'?, Moon case such action 9 * "light Prussian ?? ial world exactlv <;<h>I>S FOK < the continent of I ... . . . ? . i Washington, heh. porting firms have ISIDKNT f'.W'T by the Mritish boan IIM.ION* MARKS a general license to -The annua] sal- territories in the oc tt of the German the left bank of the he elected this department was ad >nal assembly at General Skinner, at imlted to 1.000.-j ...... ng to a dispatch' r? Only One C p will select h?s # parties. 1 Peeler, 1 Airplane. ^ ? _ . T" rf British airplane Com Paini; 8e rlr foolproof as It It la lust when a . . , yon want to fee i smcn n iniirnm* - -? - - _ ?- ^riling ria oi it. W ? machines ore so of keeping the corn pain grow worse? 1 lugs no arranged, ^ e ?t<?i?? thov glide j to earth. The MF f I H i how stable those ^JL 1 lot cllinhpd to n K" ? I then stopped his V \ / hands off the con- P t his foot on the I ;erod for an air- t sway. and, having ^ . ho the airtrav ty miles as steadting down a hill. tX course VSwRr ? hold Of the ro?- The Only Peel-It Off 1 io machine la the It" anyhow, sooner i for that, and the a" *?' > V"? " 800"er. * absolutely sure that r made the whole loosen from your t< ran peel the whole lesslv with your iinci ??? plete pie<c?just lik< e Private. nana. It takes a st i ii. ?. i- apply "Gets-It." Thf t our soldier* In or puttering. Porn<\ Portland (Me.) i*h that'll k.. p yo i _ * the "tJeta-Jt" does th ant major of the new for corns tins l ge of soap leaves, since "Cets-lt" was , ' . 1 i?... ...... ?? ? PAGE THREE f le Economy of ing Good Tires ity poor economy to put cheap >ur car. an't depend on your tires, you nd on your car, :>u can't get the high grade of might to give you. 0 buy good tires?United States present the highest value it is ) build into tires. re five different passenger car e only pomplete line built by ianufacturer. 1 the built-in strength that means ey hack in extra miles. f l, om rt <-l? ? * ' uivui ale iy me iires you four car, and your driving conirest Sales and Service Depot 11 gladly help you. 2d States Tires i Good Tires ihirsiipp* "hi ex- iy euralcia been authorized ?r Headache? B Rub the forehead njgjHHt il of trade under A ^ and temples with I^AA supply goods to A J--J&2L copied rt'-.on on ^VrM. j'f Rhine, the state ?ThJv/. s ia^ vised by Consul NEW PRICES ? 30c. 60c. SI.20 London. tax notice. Aan The tax books will open October Dill 15th, 1918, and close March 15th. _ all 1919. After December 31st th? |lgfca|f usual penalties will be collected. The levy is as follows: e Corn Peel Oft For Stu,e purposes 8 1-4 mill*. corn hurta that Ordinary county purposes 3 3-4 'I surest atx>ut j nulls. hayndahavmK'nthS ' Koatls and bridges 6 3-4 mill?. rou'll uso ('(institutional school tax 3 tallla. mmmmmmm ^ ? ..... iiiuemuaDeSS ?-=:s?^ bonds 1 mill. r For C. Hi C Railroad bonds 1 1-4 m,lls/Y ? Interest on borrowed money 1-1 I mill. For intorest on Township bonds In ^ Rioasant Hill, 3-4 mills; in Can* I Creek, 1 3-4 mills; in Gills Creek. I 1 1-2 mills. Special taxes are levied in the various districts are as follows: In Districts 6 and 13, two (2) >hM I In Districts 22, 29 and 45, thre* ^90 <3; mills iV.y l? "C?ts-lt." In Districts 1, 3. 5, 21. 30, 9, 23. of later; might 4ft, -0 4 1 and 47 four (4) mills. Then you are | In District 7. si* i?i miito ,n<! ?.Krn. wi" I In District 4, seven (7) mills, 'thing off pain- | I" Districts 10. 11. 12, 14. 15. 17. ers, in one com- ' 18. Ill, 24, 25, 27, 31, 32, 33, 34, s peeling a ba- 3!, 42 4 3. 4 6 and 411. e.ght (8) cond or two to | re's no fussing units. pa ins will van- In District 38, ten (10) m'lls u sweet white In T)is(riCt 4n. eleven (11) mill*, e rest. Nothing . ,, lieen discovered ^'1 nia.e citizens between the ages bom Follow of 21 and 60 years are Ualile to ft e millions; use fax cf $i.ou, except those exire to i?e corn A . . . r i ?nv fs magic. enipted by law. anteed. money- All clt'zens hetween the ages of the only sum 21 and 55 voars are liable to a capl<"o!jr'titcago,*i"o! tation Road Tax of $3.00. id recommended ~ ? rsianda'rd 'uru? Do You Gtt The News? i