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CHAPLAIN OF BLl'E DEVILS A ti Completes Tour Of The United States. b Canon Cabanel, chaplain of the T famous Blue Devils, who has been a the distinguished guest of the United a States, for the past two weeks, is 1< about to return to France. c Sent by the French High Commis- n sion, of which he is a member, his T mission in America was to visit the b various committees of The Fatherless r Children of France, an American or- o gamzation cooperating with a simi- h nf u'KinK Afavchal c ICml U11C HI X at aa vi n mv?? Joffre is the head, and express to s them the gratitude of his country v for the aid rendered to the poor little e hoireless orphans of the war during a the past three years through its plan a of Jong distance "adoptions"?Ameri- d can aid being contributed to the ex- t tent of 10 cents a day, $36.50 a year, anc the donor of this sum constitut- \ ed godmother or godfather of one of the little French war waifs and put in touch with it through correspondence. Every cent of money contributed goes direct to thechild?the -small * expenses of the organization are borne by generous friends. Canon Cabanel spent three and a half years in the trenches with his "beloved boys" until he was so seriously gassed as to render him unfit for front line service. He wears the decoration of the Legion of Honor, and the Croix de Guerre with three palms and four stars?seven citations ?.resides the four degrees of the me da.lle militaire, which is equivalent to the British Victoria Cross and given> only for extreme heroism. At one time while conducting the funeral service, of a dead poilu the boches began to shell the cemetery. The men present were withdrawn, b -t Father Cabanel stayed on to finish the service. A shell exploded, burying him and he was reported as dead. He survived, however, but it was not until later that his Blue Devils learned this, and in the meantime they had erected a monument to him with the inscription "To Our | Father Cabanel, who died for France and God." The monument still stands with the first part of the inscription: "To Our Father Cabanel." "Is it too much to ask of the mothers and fathers of America, whose little children are sheltered and cared for," says this brave priest, "this little help of ten cents a daV for the children of those whose wooden . crosses mark the field and highways of France?" "In all the Universities of my country and of yours, young sons and cauehters are being sent from France to America, from America to France, that relations between our countries may be cemented in friendship and understanding. This exchange is good, and you and we realize it may create a strong bond of friendship, but when an American family has 'adopted'?as we say?one of these little fatherless, homeless children of France, imme- j diately the family of the adopter and j the broken remnant of the family of the child which is 'adopted' become bound together in a friendship so strong that the two families are as one." Mrs. Walter C. Brewster of Chicago, national chairman of a special campaign to provide help for 4,000 little orphans to whom American aid j had been promised before the armistice was signed, will be glad to mail some literature, including a booklet rtf translate from little French children, to anyone inclosing to her at Room 928, 410 S. Michigan ^ Avenue, Chicago, a stamped, self-addressed envelope of business size. _ 0 a THIRTEEN FACE TRIAL B Reign of Terror Charged to Young f Men in North Carolina B Asheville, C., Nov. 2.?Thirteen ? young men of the Barnardsville sec tion of this county were arrested to day by sheriff's deputies onNcharges || of forming an organization which, ^ the officers say, has caused a reign *" of terror ih the community for sever- S al weeks. The use of dynamite to B break up religious gatherings is the fi most serious charge against the men. jjjj SCIENCE A celebrated scientist referrin Nature bad givofl^ world "< stdrnfi is richest Norwegian cod-live tific manner, very much as Na of butter-fat. Scott's is not i but many assimilate it easier , Scott's Emulsion is helps keep the bod , winr The exclusive *T?de of cod-liver < III I "S. ft B. Process," made in Not m A, Laboratories. It is a guarantee 4^3^ Scott & Bowne ill gave bond for appearance for rial. The officers claim complaints have een coming to them for a month bout conditions at Bamardsville. he motives for-the reign of terror ppear to be that two or three of the lleged gang had been ordered to ;ave the community by respectable j itizens or seek work. Two of the < umber are said to be ex-soldiers. 'he warrants charge "conspiracy to 2rrorize the community and excite a iot." A prominent farmer told the ?C1 l?k Unr] Wrtnn ??aKKo/1 an fKo II ItCl S lie Iiau UttJl 1VUUVU VII V4IV jghway and warned to leave the ommunity. The section is sparsely ettled and the arrests were made nth difficulty. One of the dynamite xplosions shattered the windows of i church in that section a few days igo during a religious meeting and logs have been killed and placed on he porches of their masters. o Vhen Muff and Puff are asked to Choose They always say "Buy Red Goose Shoes." KIXGSTREE DRY' GOOD'S CO. 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It is aot nnotos] fcf . of pocraormU to roctomo after s lew apphcaaotu Recomferuled by doctor! for A ?*ie yoonreit babe u well A s? for irawMfi. at ill drur sad cetera! Stores. Free Mmpk npon rtqnea to SpJ BRAME DRUG Subscribe for The Record. NEW J The Fulfillment of This new Mitchell Six is our id Sne car after 16 years' experience. We have worked for two years o jmbodies over 100 improvements on < (var Six. And most of them are mad mdurance. Never has a Mitchell model m< such a welcome. Every car which f 8 winning more men to it And eve vith such a car, will add to its presti To a man who is seeking a car :lass it offers many new points to ct THE FUTURE TYPE What we have done is this: We have fixed new standards, >art, based on countless Mitchell We brought in many specialists to he We have fixed new tests?exactii ?to prove and insure these standards We have developed a new Mitche] 3very man believes that these pei nark the future type of Six. 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