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GENERAL NEWS NOTES. .ILj. | ,i Amfcriraii . un tii*? kcmk hu* f ncrert^tJ per .< ?? ji t h> the war, w h i 1 HHuitj'* ii'il l.'i |n-l* l'in* ill th<< i> ivi.) .N a< kinan W'an'hvitt**' 11 1 AUKtHt r ??HM'xii tlaiiiutfr <?( (in ill" HII'I -jSIIHNMt <>h iIm ?u <.Wm*?I iImh". i MtH ll it?> vcr? ?i ??? ??<"! I ? y-|?J? #,?' \N ' ? i k ifi* bevli l rausfcr -4-1 |o SmithtTli p. > rl * f ? ? i - iOWMiK tin' ti( loin I hoiiMiiiij New \ <YrK rluMyfti"*.! worker*. 'J\. r?M ,iv.-i f 4 <mi < 'anaiiijui ? I vi.i ilka) ImJJ" '"'t tin* W'rt.v f i ? .? i ? i ?-}Hu|?* t<> hmU-., ' ?-???ii- 1* i'?* .->mm| nil ti 1 1 < I hi^h-pif Ji ft 1 1 ? wni'i 'li'-.mi wilt In Umi! t<> l ? )(?({-. L'jiul 'I ' !????' 1?? ri* IVntvlJ. liii -inn. with i 1m* A'iinjnU' <Hi . njrini'Cfh. w'jjii nil lU way- fniiit \* I .till y<mt<?k I <? II >(!?!ViJu. t" In- iwtl <1, |Ik'?i n-t ii i ni 'l t<> lii> |m l in- HiV t iii. ? . ' '? ' . . f ? ? ? - 1 4 ? 1,, I'finl, a fiiailliiii-l in I h<; hi.xii i'lti'iiit n'n* -f{i.i Utvy at l.i \iiiKt<'H, N < wj|x clwt roj'iiti'd 'f'liui -day nfii'i ll.oltll. III Wlf ill .U't III' ll'IIHlVillK fl II rll:l*l i;ii' liVlIli fiuiii it sni'ki'.t ami iti SOIIM' \va,\ i4.iivi'(l | lit' fitf.il >h?M'k, ilcutil tliiiiniiiK littu aii'iii liv itiimitfj n(t<T In- il (Ji?* <uir?*iil % l''atiM'ii> ft Ml.in.it ?|?fnriTrr??t> ai? . |.ri |?(,r iii^ i.iD' ti ( tin' u/f >*it autaV.iriK -.4'h?'iiM'? ivi'i' >iik'k" * tV<l in iiiili'i t.? iii at k ?' lllij.v iiv imifpi'inli'iit a- |>??**il?lt* ? > f forciKii 4**iiii. 'liit""' ?t'licinv* aif 'ii> li'>s than t.ii liitrni'* tin' many vuUhuihi'm which SOLVING WAR PROBLEMS TAUGHT PEOPLE THRIFT Country Urged to Keep Benefits Gained Through Lesson of Sav ing Learned Last Year. FellowHhip in the fastest growing ?ociety mi- (ho United States is open to everybody. L'" every state in the 1 union it is gaming members daily, him e it im a hoclety in which the good of the country is served ;is well aa ' t hat <>t the individual. From all walks of life its millions of over increasing members come. No, one (-.in he a inemher and keep the j pledge he takes without receiving lasting hem-tils .mil aiding the United States of America to maintain the j proud place it ha?. a I ready attained ? the. peer of any nation that has ever] existed When the (rr^tsury department of the United States began the attempt to solve the II tin tic in I problems that be set the country. as it waft entering the war, tlie United Skates was a debtor nation Only on understanding that it is the greatest creditor nation in the world today rati one' realize what an achievement has been won With out a direct lax on the people money has been raised to pay for the suc cessful termination of the war. and this cost more than Sun.ono.noo.ooo. Beside this enormous amount of money "there is now more money In the banks limn before. This, of course was done through the Liberty Loans principally. But these loans have ceased, and those-nt the head of the nation's flnaiiTes are necking to clinch the lesson hi ready learned, and arr? urging the perma nent establishment of War Savings Societies. The Troasur> Department is doing a service for the sin ill investor in ac cepting so small an amount as twenty Ave cents and giving the same securi ty that the- holder of .1 $10,000 Liberty Bond enjoys Hie entii" resources of the United States of Alu'M > I Could anything be more s.jfe? ? CAN CHOP OVERHEAD \Vf? Joined \v ! | ! :?!???? I t > ? i ? : ? r 1 1 ?? fh<? iMifhdiiv .M:it \ ?t -i r\ ?!' \\'..s!i ITltl'Ml who, \\ : ! ? ) .1 i ?> , I'll. ?p I i 1 1 ' iW'l I . i - t I I 1 > - . ' i ? ? : f . I ; 1 1 1 late'- t !i 1 1 i.i l: S I i ' * ' i i . ? : i ; 1 1 i vi'v"i| I It. 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( 1 ji?* only ? lal?'(-utait vv h#> ? {M i ?iiiuJir> iu?ini|>ulatv* bi,* o\(n n ?>? a rii'T- 1 'ifxitlfitt I'olncdrf ? - an rxji ii uu'1 . f r?'Hu?,?*t l> l ? ??< i ? - l>i- "vv;. iriauiwri|?l. Vr| niiwlKt r wi?> I ui*. a <n>rtipl?-t?' mirstury f (it kiv\lK>ai<l i- the Au>lra)inu pr** i j i ; ?>?. .Mi, llnjflirs, who rarely t niVcji) a rli?itanOjif it it u? >in | hi ii i?m| 1?y bin I . pi w i iii r. w bill- <'hiulvs Wick bain bovi-rwl vin tin- v^rgr <>f dcat.li at a \cvv Orleans lio-|iiial Kiitiirdil.v iiijjlit. , physician* said Iliat hi* w i f**, -who #IiinIiciI |???r wriatH that vlif. might die whVn she wax told that lif had no chance for lift*, is on tin- road to recovery, Mrs, Wiekatn lio\V?'V?r, will - lose the tl.Hi* of her hands for life, ?ny* physician*, Sin- severed tin' tendon-* in both wrUt*.. It i> >niil that tin- ohh'-t investment Mi'iuily i-s tin' rcnJ ? ? - 1 n t ? ? inortK'?K<\ inotii-y having been loaned on labd in I >ahyloti a> Ioiik a- yeiii;* u K< > . SAID EVERY SOLDIER KEPT TRENCH SHOVEL Engineer After Viewing Battlefield Makes Interesting Commentary ?Could Find Everything But One Trophy He Wanted. A a eminent engineer recently re turned to Washington after traversing on government business much of the western front. He went over the bat th? area before the army salvage corps had removed the si^ns of conflict. "I saw pretty nearly everything there," he said. "Lots of rifles, bayo nets, machine guns, helmets, soldiers' packs, water bottles, and even hand kerchiefs and socks all over the ground. j "I didn't want any of thein. Mo ralise I'm an engineer, I'd set my ihea.T'on a trench shovel. I'd seen thousand* <>f them back of the lines, I hill I wanted one from the battlefield. I looked and looked, without finding one lying around loose. Wherever i there was a shoyel, the man who'd used it was lying beside it. "Then I understood. The soldier, dislodged from a position, might loose his pack, his extra clothing, even his rifle, in his escape, but he never let K<> his shovel. "He knew be had to have it. to dig himself in again." War Savings Stamps are trench shovels for digging in against adver sity. 1 CARRY ON! Undo Sain is releasing from his service the men who went "over there" to free the world from au tocracy Thousands of soldiers are daily receiving their honorable dis charges; they pocket their pay, hid farewell to their comrades aud sal ly forth ? civilian*. There is one army, however, which must not be demobilized. That is the army of War Savings Stamps buyers. Mole recruits are m-edcd In carry on the campaign of i'e.id ju>l Mien I which follows the -oiMi nr of i he armi*??ice. I 'i. ,i! iiiy uf Ughi-M'?" !ia.- av ':i-.ved is piirp.eo Hi" . 1 : ? 1 1 > of savers must remain ( 1 1 : \ . .ri " to .i listing peace litl I tie li.nripr ? if \\" S S WORLD'S GREATEST POWER. | I ,i:m W.-rld^ ( I iv.ttfst pn\\?>r I *tn !']?? <J lu-tWHi'ii mici ?ms ....a :.i. I.;:.. I a:n li: ' .n h *>? I i in 1 . t * 1 1 ? in cist. !? ' I r.n. iiifhtv h>g wlion f tim? 1 t.?. it .-!? m<< I iii ;t 1 v. t\ -? !?? t'!> i;< ? f;\ ??!;.! in 1 /oil can h.ivfl. ?I ii i i \\ .? v ? w >rrh .ill tli.it > mi ;>.iy ?' r t \ ? , . ! I ?> n v.ilu?- ??%??:> mnnth v.iu i MOp .W, ! I'll fl:>- *.)f?,<^t v.-v.t vi'iu c.m ! I'll f.T * it 1 f # ' V ? ? I V U \ < ? 1 . ! rim \v 'odnm fh-"t ,i":i ?r\f<-!v com! ? a ?*: w^rth rn~n^v ,?t .ir.v t,mn P.. . , - I t r? i :--;fd hv thp T " r. . ' ? ? < 1 States f?< ? v ph. ? I am .-??hnh!<> npnn '??n day?" notice .i! anv T \M A WAR SAVINT.S STAMP ind ? h r l f t \*n * hftbtls TsVb the lis' tr??Ht rr>r?nt Thrift 8ramfv? are ih?? which w:ll mow down th? latt?r see; gold u the AHCTIQ j 4 ' Adventurer* Arc NtKv PiospCCt ng th? ' Coa?t? of Oafhn D ?>? anj Cav.? Strait. Qiie of i fit* h'ully patheile stories of ii , i " 1 1 ? en history ih tildj mutiny of 1 1 ? n. s Hudson's erew when lie ?us exploring j ? be ?>! Ntirt h Amprfrn, j Mini I;Jk abandonment, with hi* son. In that \ ad inland sea t hut hear* It's ; nam;', a writer' In the Hrooklyu Faide remark*. .Many lives have horn sucrl? j thed hi t|ie quest or' the North ami Stiiirh pbk 8, Sir John Franklin's and the Jeuhtiettc's parties In tlu% north ami t |i?* recent Scott expedition at the soiiiii only 'heed ho mentioned. I Mans are afoot to open up tin* halMn hay jogb<n to commerce. For many ! years snmll steamers have boon mak ing summer visits to Hudson hay to truth* with tho natives, ami the l'afiu-'v dian government is building a railway to one of Its ports, 'itaih'oad and coin merchtl development- of Alaska hy American. enterprise has caused pros pecting of thy -mineral resource# of the coasts of liathn hay and Duvls strait, with the result of finding, at the former place, Kohl In sufficient quanti ties to Justify development, and coal of excellent quality along the latter. The latitude Is about the same as that of the Yukon region and only a few degrees north of that of Nome, which has developed Into a large community* So impelling Is the lure Of gold that the hardships of an arctic climate will not deter adventurers frojn hazarding their lives against the wealth said to bo hurled under the eternal snow and Ice of JHnftln Island. 1 ? . '"j1 " ; CHAUNCEY'S TURN TO LAUGH i ? r? i Close-Fisted Farmer Learned Some thing About the Value Legal Lights Set on Services. (jMiaunetdy M. l>epew, In writing the story of his life, recalls his first law j case. It was in I'eeksklll. The client ( was a farmer and lie wanted an opln- ! ion on certain property rights. I lepew spent a week in looking up ! the points of law that had hearing on j 1 the case and. when he had finished ! charged the modest fee of $5. "Too much," cried the farmer. "Hut lt',s taken me a whale week to prepare this," protested ' Depew. "Don't make no difference," declared i the farmer.. "1 figure $l.f>0 Is all it's worth mid that's all you're going to ' get." About a week later the man came to the oflice again. "Mr. 1 >epew," he said, "1 had some , doubts about that opinion of yours, so ! I took It down to New York and j showed It to Mr. ? - ? . And what dt^ you think be charged me. just for rendin' that opinion of yours and put- [ tin? Ids (). K. on it ?" "How much," demanded Depew, all excited. "Five hundred dollars'!** Canada's Bird Refuge. It is something for one bird to tell another that Cauada has created a ! series of reserve* In the province of i Quebec where birds are safe from tnau- i npide troubles. Unlike most bird refuses, Perce J Hock, a picturesque island near I'erce i village; the east and north cliffs of j Honaventure island, three mile* further j away; and the northernmost of the | Magdalen islands. 112 1 .miles out to sea, have been set apart specllically to pro tect birds whose value^ to ^mankind is chielly their beauty as a part of na ture. There is no attempt to argue, for example, that the gunnet, the kittl wake. or the razorbill auk should be protected because they "help the farmer": they are protected simply be cause they are birds. No human being may steal an egg from their nests; no weapon clanger- ' ous to their welfare may be brought j within a mile of their 'island sanctu- , aries.' Naturally all ? ?l b ?t birds are equally ! safe, and the refuges will be ;i help ? tow ard carrying out the purpose of ! the international treaty for bird pro- ! tect ion. Yellowstone Park Grows. Yellowstone national park 1* ex- j pcctcd to grow square miles | larger :is soon a <= the piv-enl congress ? reaches a bill neglected by the last ' session. The proposed exten-ion. HO miles to the -.mth ? if the established boundary, a- de-crihed in l'o]>iihir ! Mechanic- tnaga/i lie. take- in ,Iu''ksou lake and the wonderful mountain sc-iwry , tl>?. tit it. part of the famous i .lack <on - 1 1 ? 1 1< c. ii i in ry. P.e-tdc- p t'o \ i ? 1 1 1 . the .?!,:> \ariety of s( en i c beaut> ii?>w Jacking in the i park, the addition include- the sum- , tiler grazing ground of America- la^t large herd of elk. and -otne of the Mne-t troii? fi-hing water In the j cnunt ry. Fish Had False Teeth. A li-h w eat ing t.il-e teeth was ll' " ? k ed ill the < ; U i t "f Me\ico. near In dian Kocks. Kin.. by A L. Ander-.-n of ' 111' Impendence. .Judge Ander-on was invited r<> go ' out In a boat with II. II lagers*. II. a wei; known re-Pb-ti? of Indian It?>cks. ' I ?uring the da v rn.-y brought up a -pe. ino-n of the ,,?\\e|| toad" or hnrtish variety V- the hook \<n- pn!le?| .oit It brought , with it a front pi: 'e u ith four false j tee' h attached a _* ? ? I ? I bridge I.jiter ;t il - !eiirn?"l b\ the uston !-ho?| fbhermen that a few d.'iv* he- ' fore ? **>it<>r from ?>i.|?rmr, n nearby r*"M>rl, ItH'l his te?*th whiU ' ba^ilni;. ? Knnsas City SfMr. i ATTENTION MR. AUTOMOBILE OWNER .?' . .i;^. '. -V' --V'; ^.-. V':\" vV'; . ;\ ?" 1 ' '.?' \ . ". '. i! : ^V.Va'.-^ (?-??? 6- '? - '-y>-' .-?' DO YOU HA VK trouble getting Tires for your car when you want them? We tarry a complete stock of UNITED STATES and GOODYEAR tires and tubes of all sizes at all times. Give us a call and let us give you prices. We sell for less because we absorb the war tax and save you that much. 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And it tastes best smoked straight ? unmixed with other tobaccos. Try it ? real smokln* ? in a Piedmont. . The Virginia ~ Carolina Cigarette iedmoni