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— DANGEROUS DRUG Next Dose May Salivate You, Loosen Teeth or Start Rheumatism. Calomel is mercury; quicksilver. It crashes into sour bile like dynamite, cramping and sickening you. Calomel attacks the bones and should never be put Into your system. If you feel bilious, headachy, consti pated and all knocked out, just go to your druggist and get a bottle of Dod son’s Liver Tone for a few cents which Is a harmless vegetable substitute for dangerous calomel. Take a spoonful and if it doesn’t start your liver and straighten you up better and quicker than nasty calomel and without making you sick, you just go back and get your money. Don’t take clk^mel! It makes you sick the next day; it loses you a day’s work. Dodson’s Liver Tone straightens you right up and you feel great. No salts necessary. Give it to the children because 'it is perfectly harmless and can not salivate.—Advertisement. Hottest on Record. An Englishman was complaining to an American friend in London about the heat. The American laughed. “My dear fellow,’' said he. “you people over here don’t know what Hen' is. Just before I left'home I was down In the country on a really, hot day, and saw a dog chasing a rabbit. They both were walking.” LEGION (Copy for This Department Supplied by; the American Leglhn Nerfs Service.) WORLD WAR MEN GOVERN CITY Minneapolis Entrusts Entire Munici pal Control to Veterans, With f George Leach as Mayor. With the service m^n of the United States unwillingly beginning to be lieve that tho peo ple thereof have entirely forgotten them,, the city of Minneapolis is a flourishing oasis in the alleged des ert of dried-up memory. The citi zens have en trusted their com plete city govern ment. to the young World war vet erans and are liking the experiment. Heading the municipal machinery is Mayor George E. Leach, who never had taken part In politics until after he had commanded the One Hundred and Fifty-first Field artillery of the Forty-second division. His city attor ney Is Neil M. Cnmln. who hud a com pany of Infantry in the One Hundred and Fiftieth regiment. Eightieth divi sion. A. C. Jensen, his chief of po lice, commanded h hnTtnllon In n depot brigade. The mayor'* secre tary is Frank R. fallen, who led a platoon of engineers. Mayor Legch was elected after »a bitter contest, a fight in which his suje porters declared disloyalists and htke- C&rrying On With the American Legion After Herbert Dejaney. ex-service man of Caledonia, Mich., had shot and killed a deputy sheriff who was try ing to arrest him. American Legion SWEATER^ SKIRT AND CHILD'S COAT " ______ ** E*ch package of “Diatuoad Dyes” cqo- tains direction* so simple sny woman ewfc dye or tint her worn, shabby dresses, skirts, waists, coats, stockings, sweaters, coverings, draperies, hangings, everything, even if she has never dyea before. Buy "Diamond Dyes’*—no other kind—then perfect home dyeing is snre because Dia men of the city formed a posse and mond Dyes are guaranteed not to spot, lade, streak, or run. Tell your druggist whether ihe material you wish to dye it wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton or mixed good'!.—advertisement. captured the, man. • • • • I '• A survey of land settlement proj ects throughout the state has been begun by the American Legion of Washington. Under the law, ex-service men have a preference right in filing on all public lands. > —- * * *. • • The relfrement of 3,000 sick and wounded emergency officers of the J (Chicago) in its co-operation witli the World war p-ith pay on the same American Forestry association for a status as officers of me regular army j national forest policy. Estimated an- are retired, is being urged on con- i vmia i cutting in the Lake states is gross by the American Legion. 3.030,000 cords, and if continued will * * * * | exhaust the supply in that region President Harding has been invited within IS years the - statement says. Cutting Trees Fast. Anmnjl forest euttliig in New Eng land arid New York is approximately | 3,262,000 cords, and at this rate the | supply will Inst approximately - 17 : years, says “The Permanent Builder” Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria to accompany the Hood River, Ore- post of the American Legion on its annual climb of Mount Hood next sum mer. Governor Olcott of Oregon led the Legion party to the summit in the climb this year. * • * • Demonstrating the use of the air plane as a busy man’s time Saver, Theodore Roosevelt, assistant secre tary of the navy, flew from Washing ton, I). (’.. to Asbury Park, N. J- to address the annual convention of the state American Legion. The trip was inude-in two hours. - • * • • Believing that the man still Is suffering from the effects of n severe wound received while In action in France, the American Legion of Has tings. Mich., is seeking to have de- tertnTrt'ed fhe sanity Of FWtVK Scutes, fonnfr service man, serving a life term in the Michigan state prison f«r murder. The sale for taxe* of the estate of John J. Pershing, father of the gee oral Pennsylvania. Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina, with their smaller forest resources are even worse off. the annual cutting being calculated at 1,470,000 cords, at which rate the spruce, hemlock and fir will last but spruce, hemlock and fir will last hut ten years, (tnly In Alaska. Washing ton, Oregon, and California are the reserves In no immediate danger of exhaustion if the cutting continues at the present rate of 2.218,000 iRords a year. TAKE ASPIRIN ONLY AS TOLD BY "BAYER-' warm Americans lined up.. solidly } of the .armies. In Tangipahoa Parish, against him. Ills phi!f..nn whs l a . ha* hevn prevented by the Amerl AlhMcnhHm Abff RrnMfTW niWnWM ! c-iri~T3*gTon~arid the General has IteeV Bringing home his artillerymen of j reqtirsted to make the estate msdat.le the Rainbow dirfston after the arm Is- f'W colonisation by bin wounded com- tire. Mr. I .each made a sa.v-eiiafol at- r "rie* now taking vocational training tempt to get every man of them a job. | * n ngrtrultnre. He and his staff are menitierw of the l • • • • "Bayer” Introduced Aspirin to the Physicians Over 21 Years Ago. To get quirk relief follow carefully the safe and pro|ter directions In each unbroken package of “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin.” This package is plainly *tuni|»ed with the safety “Bayer Croaa." The “Bayer CfamT means the geti- Uiiw. world-famous Aspirin |>retM*rihed b> |!..\ oyer twenty-um* y»ars.—Adt ertlseroeuL r ■ / Copy of Wrapper. • ll Use Fir Onr Thirty Years CASTORIA Differencas of Taste. “Soma of those summer boarders seemed to think they were xu|ier!or In Hegunca and refinement." said Mra. t'omtoaael. J Ten million acre* of bind are to wheat In Australia. Amerl ran I .eg ion In apolla and virtnlty. posts In Minne- Nofice this delicious flavor when yon smoke Lucky Strike — it’s sealed in by the UMxtuig process Vaseline Stag US. Pm. Off CARB0LATED PCTKOUUM JCU7 A clean, counter irritant for scratches, cuts, etc. Healind and antiseptic REFUSE SOBSTITinZS CHESEBROUGH MTCCQ (CONSOLIDATED) State Street Newark Aff f j | || A VOID dropping 9ilir/*MAll strong dr ups la ■ T |IIWndI rje* sore from Alk&U MAKES HIKE OF 1000 MILES Msrma Corps Fallow Trsvgls From tan Francisco to Now York Carrying Si-Pound Pack. After fa« log death from thiroe on the great Amerl ran desert, being mis taken for a bandit and looked u|*«si with au«p:<-|on in the t'ommunlt iea where the marine atdform never had been wen. t'hnrle* K Gilbert. United Kiatea marine n>rpa, arrived in New York re cently! hale. ln*Mrty and tired. * inhered trans ferred from his sfalitMi at San t run- clsco tn a new post at New York. Pri vate Gilbert sought permission to hike theidlstance. He was given, a fur lough and sent upon his way. He car ried a 51-pound pack during the en tire trip. Between marches the marine found A paoudse made on Flandera field shidTcr and Mod from American L. ,fl ’ *'?ah! take rare of and i-ro ^iiiii pimt« along the war, tdpt when he ; n wounded “buddy” rea«-he<l |>t. I’aul, his home. St. Paul | ,f the ,n "‘* r "honld fall, was fulfilled Post, No. 8. turned out to greet him. ^ Manchester. N. H., recently when The distance of 4.000 mile* hiking | A ri>^n»nr I^tendre , married Mr*, was covered in little more than n I An “‘ rt T, ' , henult. whose husband wn* month. He made the 2.200-mlle walk r J '' ,no<1 ,n nct,on - Th ‘* so, ' , ’/ ir __ _- ing reiie | aU(iru4<jat4 or bg mu or other irritation. The o Id s I tn pie rented y that brings comfort ing reliefTs best. 25c, laiL HALL A RUCKEL, lac. 147 WittHt Place. NrwYofk TkAOARD FOR JOYCARs ■ BUT A ERSMITu.- iillTonic * FOR CHILLS J ; GENERAL AND FEVER TONIC. Farm Implement A FREE Just what you need in Farm Imple- ts, Machinery, Engines, Pumps, etc,uiffpur catalogue. Write to-day for our free catalogue. Keep it handy for reference. Ask for our special prices on what you The kind of service you want is the kind we’velwengiving for 35 years. Ask yoar dealer for Rawfatgt goods RAWLINGS IMPLEMENT CO n 1 ,MS.L 1A Ptan* for a f lO.nno wrar memorial at iHiluth. Minn., to honor the men ami women who served during lh* World war. were abandoned recently at the reqtteet of the American legion repre sentatives who contended that It wa* no time to erect a monument. The memorial rotumlttee sought to honor jobless and hungry. • • • • The recent estaht'sbment of a poet j In (’oofttaatlnuple rarrie* the American I I region Into the second country aligns d I against the allies In the World war. I The post was formed of American naval and embasay attaches and repre sen tat Ire* of several American firms commercially engaged In Turkey. There la a large p>«t of the Legion at t'ntdens. Germany. • • • • Although he could not sw im. Msrtln J. Mnloney. New York policeman and a color M-rgeant of the Seventy-m*vonth division In France, plunged Into tlie surf at Rockaway Bench to save a j youn£ woman wdth whom hr had been keeping company.- He bait hi*' | ftfe. -but the glfl was pulled td safety. Maloney wa* a member of the police dipnrtment post of the American I legion. • • • • Out of th« Ordinary. North—Then- was something un usual about the Yaugtiiis' home tonlglit that 1 can’t quite place. Sir*. North—Iton't you know? Mr. Vaughn was at home! Cuticura Booths* Itching teal - , i On ratlring gently Mb ppcAi af -MayKo thoy nre more up f..date! druff and , tch|Df wUh { than we are snawered her hual.snd mrQ( Nvxt morning shampoo “Itut Just the same I’m glad they’rr ( ^ ^ b<)t wa|er , gone, now we can put the Jau record, (h< , m yfmr eytrj4M y toilet up in the attic and listen to some a||d ^ , c|fWf rtln ^ ^ rlnss.cal music. The Malays favur knives fur flght- ig liistntments. bands.—Adv erf torment. Tomorrow never cumea, bat of the month doea. from San Francisco to St. Paul in 12 days actual time. Automobilists alo’:g the way materially hel|>ed the marcher by frequent and long “lifts." and his comrade's widow* met In American Legion work and their friendship grew info love. l The fisher of 33 children. Manna C. Bruner. Civil war veteran of Imle- j POLICE POST OF THE LEGION pemleijce. Has., could well organize a war veterans' society of his own. | Twelve of his sonwvgerved with the i American army in France, one was too ! young to fight and the remainder of 'the 33 are girls who did their hit. The American Legion recently brought e family to light, hut at that there ' is ohe^lnrger in the Creek Indian -na tion of w^vicii Bruner is a citizen. Peter Master|mn of New York's “Fin est,” Commands an Organization of 1,200 Members. A Mystery Cake Can you name it 7 Here is another new Royal Cake, so delicious and appetizing that we have 4been unable to give it a name that does justice to its unusual qualities. It can be made just right only with Royal • Baking Powder. Will you make it and name it? ier- Twelve hundred members of th£ “finest police force in the world’’ who saw service In the World war, have handed them selves together in the General La- fayefte-o 11 c e post of the lean Legion, Ne 1 York city.- Peter J. Masterson, a lieutenant ot po- 11 c e, commands organization, w York force lost 8<)2 traffic- coppersT^pjain fancy-patrolmen, detectives, desir^- officers, when general alarm for the roundup of Germany. -Ten per cent of these met slons In the acmy a)ad^lfey^~and per cent of them won proiJmtjod>hpth the ranks and Anaqng tfce"ali straps. Nineteen bluecoats* awarded the Croix de Guerrir^or tinttwiri actldth.-gnd the same number were kitted in battle. The jHriice post burled the T^ dead with mil it ary and poiice^hoiwrs. The sol own -summer The corsage houqubL^if the fashion- | ably dressed young womritp>qnoe may ! have been a flourishing tuft of-^ag- i weed on a comer lot. Disabled servici men in Kansas City hospitals have i It up a good business of making j nrtificial flowers out of weeds and the ; American^Leglon of the city is help ing them selK^he^colored posies to florists and. gift shop|>^yar mothers of^thfi efty have taught the men t< dye the weeds in natural colors. ome From Sea and Weds. Home'^ttgain from the sea, Claudius G. Pendill, Mitwgukee, Wis., national vice commander dT the American Le gion, recently has marrled^Miss Ger- EUzabefh Wotlaeger oflits-bome $500 for tKe For the name selected as best, we will pay $250. For the sec ond, third, fourth, am choice, we will pay $100, $75, $25 respectively. irect' descendant of the^fihip” Lawrence of early Pendttl him self eStsbHafieff TLjecord li) the United States navy whan ha climbed from a regular enlistment the commission of ensiim <•: May 1 llcamen- have tbelrtlVHS. He waa VJleutenant (J. g.K- resort, maintained by at the close of the war. The bride- the post, at Broad Channel, Long la- groom ia_a graduate of the University *~~ •* ar i Pe»t4iW gr*4»- Irtialvacatlont. They 1 ate<! from Vasaar. They will live In f auxiliary Jo their poat this fall, -av'ib* cisnslc »':ixv-phert of -most Of the force ar* Carried. ■ may enter the contest, one name from each be consic All names must be received by mberlSth, 192t- In case of ties, tKefull amount of the prize will be given to each tying con- t. Do not send your cake. Simply send the name st, with your own name address, to the ' ROYAL BAKING POWDER COMPANY 153 William Street, New York A. ames How to make ii Use level measurements far all materials cup shortening ‘ f5'! \T~ t a^_ m%,* (melted} Cream shortening. Add sugar and grated orange rind. Add beaten egg yofles. Slft together flour* salt and Royst Baking and add altemateir With the milk; lastly fold in on* t add I dark and light Naas greased layer cake pan*. Bake in moderate juice ICING until aiffaoth. fold S> beat layer saad for rep af^shs juke and rind Into btwL CotptJp^ —j Btutsihogether baas % i r» To i . ktsff k sok. Wtmkb laddlHi^Mf