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WEBB. lie' in a Haltimore theatrical mm (tot) Iiuk been appointed film chairman by the Wur Loan Organization of thr Filth Fedefal KeHeiye District. H* will direct the movie program of the district. his biggest Job being the dis tribution of "The Price of P?ft?o." ?? movie of actual battlefield activities which will be shown during the Vtc tory Loan campaign. Mr. Wobb operates six of IJaltl moro's leading motion picture then tern. He has had wide ' business ex perience, having held executive posl tlohfi with electric light and telephone plantH in Wilmington, Pittsburgh and Baltimore. He was formerly vice pro* Ideut of the Wilmington Telephone A Electric Light Company, and wax alVt: engaged In the development of aeverA) of Hultimore'* suburbs. Recently H? J ban devoted bin time to the tnotloo Lpicture business. HIS BROKEN NECK CURED B? COLLAR Surgeons Mend Lientenaul ? After Pall of 2,500 Feet and He'Now Flies Again and is Happy. | There is a muu in San Fr;:noitvci { . walking around with a broken necs, j He is Lieutenant Charjes \J, Cum j mitw. of Virginia. I Cummins w-.is an' army aviator | While muling a Might at' Uers."u??i; Field. La., in February. IMS. he fei 1 2. BOO feet, fractlu^ng the fourth. Hfio i ajid sixth cervical vertebrae and dfH? locating sever.il other ve-rtc.brae par tfnlly. After tli<> f?ji he'v*s sent to l.e|, temian General Hospital at tho Pre;, dlo in San Francisco for troatinehf Army surgeons who are Working at most miracles I h^re iti 1 1??? recount rite tlon of the war wounded finally 3ti<>? a motul colar on the aviator to carrj i ? tie* weight of his head. It worked-? and now Lieutenant Cummins is walK-J - inc. shout ^apparently normal. ? Lieutenant Cummin's ease is onlj j one of 'many, but it stand ? Out he I cause of the popular superstition tila'1 a man can't live if li is neck is broken I The reconstruction surgeons at L?t term tin are working on hundreds ?>? I cases mnoh more difTicnlt than th< j flyer's. - They are receiving men there datffi ; fronuthe lj>a?tlefields of France. whos?] | legs and armV Ivang withered anc' i helpless ai\d they are turning tlies# | men out*. aftW mouths of treatment and patient mechanical manipulation able to u*e their arm* and legH and i capable of making a living. The cost I of course, is treniendotis when on? j takes into consideration the fuel thai ! the same work Is being carried on ir j | many military hospital* More Money Needed. Already Congress hss appropriated ; millions of dollars to carry on th*, i v\ork and many millions more wil) I hrtve to he made available for the. J cause. For it is a* cause, this re?y 3 : ! ^ration of ike men who cave theii j >odies r<< ilieir country. Part of the money to he realize j ? 'font the Victory Liberty Lotm will b? [ j 'is >d for this job of reconstruct ion <n ; -egenerat ion. Think of this when yor. tre making tip your iuin<l as to how nucli of the loan you, personally. :r* ;o!ng to subscribe. Lieutenant Cummins made <1 flight I .vith his collar on jtyiit to convince limxelf that he hadn't lost hi< n*rve I j We cin't afford to lose our nerve on I , i dwllgp'^nri cents proposition ir> the' ? 'YTt f?,!,d*?e < 1 s of -. such men. , I TRADED HIS LEG. \ CaiiMtliun Haptikt mini?t>M who cfynHr k rift** rather than h < hapliiinrv and lost his lef?' in Mctlon. wa* conjmim?rateil mi tju* of tho le*. , "I did not loee. my leg." lie rr plied. "I traded it fofr h conscience." "1 traded it for a clear con ^otence." HottAf trade your doHurn fur .4 clear conscience in the Vic lory Loan. Yon won't reuret it and y>u will fret the dollars batik with intarest [ TpoSE TRIUMPHAL GERMAN HELMETS * ? ? - - - ? ? ? - . in m i in. . ............. ,..ryr,y ..... ... lOitfln.N-tiw ili.?:i*an?l tJciiiinii lalna-i*. lajiiinvtl l?> all UmI itoojks In CoM?'nz. an- U? awnnlt-d as |)i<lze? tv iVWoral distrirt coniinihres in ilu> Victory Liberty. Loan CI tttfttlipjr. They vrlllTw IflVftt t" Victory nolo salesmen uiak inu Nit* >k*?T soiling in'iifil-: and ??? :liool < hlldren writing ?Iio I>phI essays on tjio lorn*. in thv .shown above, taken oil the Tt hmi:.v Mr|.s in \\ n. iuv shown Knuik It. Wilson. itiroetor of publieJly (lel'i). ami Lewis |i. IVnnklifi, diwior of W:w .Lk.-h Oi'gmilftutloTi (riuht). Wilson created a j?anle In tin* helmet market hjr> tlflylilg the entire S5.00I allotment Jnui.' iM^W.-m- I f ..r si. li ctmi Ihe (iermnn government, more than that amount to manul'aetur? e#eh one of -V I'Ih'm- 1 jc : i! ji 1 1 s v.'i ? i v . ? sp. rial holit Iii reserve for a triumphal PHlcy^lnto I'arls. lOventnally they arHltf there i>> . . - - ? _ ^ - ? ' V .'.? v , ? ? -v -1 My I -ill J* Neighbor Boy. ' ( to th ? ru?anar,\ of <!?or#o <vhos?v trash* death .xvurrfd roocaUy.> .lu-t nv?lr t in ?rr* ucfohs tbo I.ivwd niy. littlo neighbor boy, ||i< |if? was* yourtjt and rich a?ld. -woi'l. HU I tv??s fijlrd wuh joy. Nu ?'<jrkiuK rai'o^ of worries ><vmed T?i brow Avi;hin bi.s lif?\ In hU vot:n u cyrs the nuulight ? Kl?\amM, I If- k'nl-w naught of blttor strife, a . .v ' Tin world .vu> bis and boautiful t?? him, ,1 ust cutv loriR, soo|r, ? Was li f?'? wir.h riaupiit to mm and dim. The way he wont along. i- ... . . [ ; *' : ijC,.. :i ' .? . ? i Hut I'll" il;i v. tlii- neighbor hoy of niin?? M-'ivimI c.ff t ia -\u m? ?? >s- tbo strrol. Vmi I hiru, 11 id th<* fiflftd sunshine Thar luri'de his .Voting lift* so sWoOt. Titii" n:iv>?>d ?*!) the days We.u swiftly un their way; Aimth'M' !?!?. nc --s th?' sf rr-t p<av play* Wlci" my neighbor boy used to play. I v. missed this little mdghhor of mine That livH arrows thf- street. I've missed happy. glad sunshine That snad" his Hfn t"? MY?M>t., 1'yV thought of hhn through many a day ? And oft I've lonjted to set*, ?M.. ueighfno- boy once again at play. 'Crti<* the street in front of m>. % j Hut. alas, 4n> more will he romp and play I')/ th** front yard over there. Mv little neighbor *<? jojous and pay. ! Wi.th ?ii k iif?? *?-rieh (tlid fair. , V ' . V :: Kn.r the angels came just awhile ag<?. Sad earriyd ray little neighbor l>oy away. \ \ I 'p. up beyond wiie re the siarglearas glow ti the realms of a brighter day. liA v. b,vv. little neighbor Ik\v of mine."'" Jw.- t you stand uj^ there aud wait; Sr iin" day I will, by grace diviue. >i<c< jnu at the golden gate. ^:i>1 Wi-'ll pass inside, my little neigh-' b.?r boy, Aud all thtfiugb (Joil-'n long, long day hearts all thrilled with tr hfav<?nly joy. We'll 'just play, and play, and play.-j ? Uev. E. W. Reynolds, j Minuter. St'. ? j S^-'. ..'?The Little Pink J>evil" at the! t'amdeh Opera. House tonight. The last; ' i of the' .season. \ School District No. 88. ? W. H. Tiller. Chairman. .Tonics I'urkcr . ? ~ -? 'Jo 24 W. M. Yo&UjC S Ig Thomas Jordan . . . _ . 7 7 Andrew ,Jacksf*n ? 'J4 24 T<>"m Jordan -?"> 21 I.vuis Clybum .'M? 24 Handy Claybourn o 12 Isaac Jones iio 30 J. K, T'tinnibfthaip 1 1 15 H. J. Cunnittgham 4.V 40 T. B. Richardson . ;lo 13 Willis Knight .> 10 N AU^n Kichardson IN '18 IV A. TVrus I't*mbei ton !?"? 18 J. K. (iolS 1.1 20 Calvin Silas - ? 1 8 Ambrose l*hiMips _ ? 8 12 W. II. Tiller ' 60 30 Total _ 834 Acrcn Reduced 4. , ? - - Something Big. Wljeu.u inlilioiiauti gets ready to build hit* Hf?t i'dttl houatv he is stroig ly attracted to a union Htation u a model. ? l.ouiKviilt; ("owior-Journal. ' Chain - ' Usco ' A Good Tire Year wmmmmmmmmmmmm . You have doubtless noticed the growing preponderance of United States Tires. V c Every one is asking for Uses of known value and proved dependability. ? - ? " ' '? ..." And that is precisely what United States Tires represent in the minds of motorists here and everywhere. The idea back of United States Tires ? to build pood tires? the best tires that can be built, is appealing to rapidly growing numbers. We can provide you j with United States Tires to and meet exactly ^ vidual needs.