Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1919)
is f. OUTLAWS ATTACK RED CROSS TRAIN V; Americans - Have s Difficulty De- liyering Relief Supplies" to " Roumanians. Washington, Aug-. 28. I. N. 8.)- Details of a Joen attacks by Au$- trian revolutionists upon an Amer- i lean Red Cross train carrying relief v supplies from Paris to Bucharest .1 some of which were repelled only-at ' the rifle's point by French, Serbian - and Roumanian soldiers, reached na : tional headquarters of the Red Cross ? today. -J It required three weeks for the three Red Cross officers in charge of the trip Capt. O. II. Bmlth and Lieut. M. O. ,r Watkins of Chicago and Lieut. P. H. i' Dodaon of Waco, Texas to bring their 35 ears overland to the Roumanian cap j Vital and during- the last four nights of their trying Journey none was able to c sleep because of the constant menace of r the outlaws. Trouble began at Combos. Austria. ;i"wheh tbe Red Cross" train ran into- a f congested freight yard and was !mm Id lately surrounded by armed men. The fc French guard stood by and there was in 1 termlttent firing all night. . When it be- i( gan to look as though the train crew Jj was purposely delaying the train until i the revolutionists could arrive in large :l enough numbers to overcome the train ,, guard, an armed detail mounted the i tender and the reluctant engineer pulled out of the yard covered with a loaded t rifle. . ' "In this fashion we passed through n Zombar and finafly reached Scabadka. 2 the edge of Bolshevik territory," the . vrue wmrn icpvit. jjci, hmu r. . . , , .. ... MIT... n I ' the 'yards were crowded. Civilians and t soldiers prowled along our cars and ' if shooting was constant, , Our guard was posted but not quickly enough to pre vent the revolutionists from splitting the train into "two sections. One section was carried ahead, backing in on an- -other track and deliberately derailed. 'i The outlaws seised the engine and. were ; making off with it when stopped by H. French poilus. " -' These operations were watched.-by i. sullen hundreds of former Austrian soldiers, but the arms of the French and m Serbian guard prevented an outbreak while the train was being reassembled. ,tJ.At rsrssso ino atiaciung outlaws cm . orf one car, which was recovered with !) difficulty and at Predil they broke open -if two cars and were looting them when J', the armed guards appeared and scat " tered them. At another point the revolu tionists concealed a group of their loot ': it ers In four cars, planning an attack i j later, but this was nipped when we " dropped the four cars and proceeded on Vour way. Throughout the remainder of the trip there was much, shooting, but ; ..." no one was wounded." Lumber Mill Near Bend Is Burned Bend, Aug. 22. Fire starting st 6 2 o" clock Wednesday night- at the Pine Tree Lumber company mill. 9 miles from Bend, destroyed the mill and planers r luucu u fivu,vw. ji hub, oruy iU,UUU j is covered by insurance.. The lumber yard, with approximately $80,000 worth of lumber, was saved by the Bend fire department In addition to the loss-at m the plant close to 100,000 feet of lumber j, in the planer was .destroyed. No insur Jj ranee covered this. ; Divorces Sought by ; Thousand Soldiers Winnipeg. Man., Aug. 22. I.N. S.) .; More than 1000 divorce cases will be ., heard by ix judges - when court opens ihere September 15. Most of the ap plications were filed by returned sol ": diers. Serviceable Suits for School Wear Rollicking, sturdy young fellows need just such qual ity clothes as the LION are, . offering. ' Long wear and stylish appear ance are tailored into every gar Ninent you'll be proud of your - boy in a LION suit. Get the Boys Ready Now Everything lhatv Boy wear from Head to Foot . Shirts Blouses HatsCaps Collars Ties Underwear and the Iron Clad Hose For Boys and Girls Suits for the Hi-School Boy Fill styles and colors. Long trouser suits of, best quality throughout Azes 1 4 to 20 years . $15 to $30 Watch Our Window. Displays Honorable Release In Spite of Minor .j Crimes Is Sought ; Washington j Aug. 22. Amnesty and restoration to the colors, to be followed by honorable j discharge, for soldiers, sailors, marines and army ; field clerks convicted , by army court martials of offense Jess than a felony, . is provided in a bill introduced today in the house by - Representative Bacharach, of New Jersey.;.'-- . All men who served honorably in the military and naval forces during any time between April , 1917, and Novem ber 11, 1918, would be paid a bonus of 8360. ; ; G. 0. P. TO HOLD CONFERENCE TO TALK NOMINATION State Executives in Session at Salt Lake to Discuss Pres idential Timber. 7 Salt Lake Cltr. Aug. 22. TJ. P. Republican governors here attending the conference of governors will meet dur ing the conference to discuss candidates to whom they will throw their support for the - nomination for the presidency at the Republican national convention, it was learned today. Every attempt was made to keep news of the proposed meeting from leaking out. That a meeting of Republican gov ernors had been called became known today, however, and then came the in timation from a reliable source as to the meeting's purpose. . After informal conferences, it was learned, the Republican governors seem to favor naming one of their own num ber as choice for the candidacy. The choice, however, need not necessarily fall to one of Jh governors here for the conference. The choice may extend. it was said, to some absent governor or senator or prominent Republican out side the circle of governors. Pardoned Soldiers Valorous in Battle, Baker Tells Wilson Washington, Aug. 22. That two young privates. Sebastian and Cook, whom he had pardoned when under death sentences for sleeping on post, later made gallant records in battle, was conveyed to Presi dent Wilson Thursday afternoon in . a letter from Secretary Baker."' Sebastian died in battle in the Alsne offensive and Cook was wounded in the same action. Cook, after being restored . to health. battled gallantly in the Meuse-Argonne offensive until he again fell wounded: "It is delightful to know they re deemed themselves so thoroughly," the president wrote, in reply to Secretary Baker. 0. S..L. Freight Claim Adjustments Subject At Ontario - Meeting Ontario, Aug. 22. A hearing In the matter of freight claim adjustments was held at the city hall here Thursday, attended by local merchants and about ?0 station agents of the Oregon Short Line railway.' The principal object of the meeting was to arrange for an amic able and prompt settlement of ordinary damage claims pn shortage in ship ments. The hearing was conducted by Howard . Bruner, freight claim agent. Salt Lake City ; L L. Longworth. freight service inspector j W. T. Ennis, train master of Nampa division, and C. E. Chrisman, O. S. L. agent at Boise. Knicker Suits for Large Boys Well made and' very "dressy"'- looking will give excellent wear. Ages 8 to .17 years $7 to $25 GOVERNORS Visit Our Complete Department for Boy Exclusive Kuppenheimer " House in Portland MORRISON and FOURTH MOVE TOPREVBIT CAR LACK IS URGED Public Service Commission Takes Up Matter in Effort to Make Sure of Oregon's Needs. : Ealem, Aug. 22. -Although no car shortage now exists In Oregon, the attention of the federal railroad ad ministration is called to the near ap proach, of the season of greatest de mand upon transportation facilities in this section, in a letter; from the public service commission to J. P. O'Brien, federal railroad manager at Portland. ? ' The : letter, Chairman Buchtel " ex plains, is simply an attempt'to fore stall any possible shortage of cars at a time when such shortage might work a serious hardship on Oregon shippers. "Grain is now moving land very shortly - the maximum shipments may reasonably be expected, followed by the transportation of apples, potatoes and perishables, with ,. a demand zor re f rireratinc equipment" the letter reads. "Our lumber shipments must be ade quately cared for and this comma eton, mindful of the past, requests that the administration give such attention to Oregon's needs as will prevent re currence of adverse conditions hereto fore encountered by our shippers." The letter suggests that the attention of shippers be again called to the neces sity of loading to run capacity ana promptly releasing cars m order to ex Dedits the movement of. cars. The use of the most direct routes is also sug gested, with a close check to be kept on the arrival and departure Of all cars. their movement facilitated and responsi bility for delays fixed. Guard Club Opens Quarters The Multnomah Guard club was opened. Thursday night In its new quar ters at the Chamber of Commerce building. ' An informal banquet several sporting bouts and speech-making made up the program. The principal speaker was Colonel C. II. Martin, U. 8. A., formerly commander of the Third Ore gpn, and a brigadier general in the A. ri. X . to Ur is yoh wiatah eoaL Be uah It's CHUNKY COAU. Dt means no soot low ash a cuokanL ' -' - FROM - ' 1 . SUPERIOR MINES. CHCHAL18, WASH. COMMERCIAL SALES CO. Ae --L. Shaw. Mgr. . Bdw 1SSO m Oregon EUS. , Portland, Oragen School Opens in 10 Days Suits for the Little - Fellows .. 1 Knee r pants suits for boys 3 to -9 years; Fine quality fab ric' and carefully made s $3 to $10 Main floor ,We Give , Stamps 0 HP lime 0 mm' ' Governors Aree to : Call., Sessions ; to , Eatify Suffrage Salt j Lake, Utah, Aug. 22. Governors of nine states which have not ratified the national woman's suffrage amend ment, agreed here Thursday to ca.Et early special sessions . of 'the legislatures In their respective states to consider rati fication. ' -The governors agreeing to call sessions are : John G. Townsend, Jr. Delaware ; Thomas EL Campbell. Arizona ; Oliver ' H. ShoUp, - Colorado j Henry j J. Allen, Kansas l. Samuel V. Mc Kelvlej Nebraska ; O. A. Larrazolo, New Mexico; Ben TV. Olcott, Oregon; Will lam C. Sproul, Pennsylvania, and "Robert I. Cary of Wyoming.:.-- - When, the special sessions are called, the governors will urge immediate rati fication of the suffrage amendment in order to allow women in their states to vote iii the 1920 election. Extravagance Must End if Costs Are to Be Cut, He Declares Bend. Aug. 22. Greater production- or smaller consumption must come about and. if j the problem of high cost of liv ing Is to be solved extravagance must cease, was the assertion of J. R. Moore head of Kansas City, secretary of the Southwest Retail Lumbermen's associa tion at a luncWon of the Commercial club Thursday. - ' 1 "! X- It was strongly advised by Moore head that people living In smaller com Clnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnrl II STARTS SATURDAY FREE. MATINEE . WOMEN ONLY 10 A. M. SATURDAY The First 800 Women at the ' Doors Saturday, 10 A. M., Star Theatre, Admitted Free ?5 Ha S n4 HE HAD NO RIGHT TO LOVE HER mm tI3 mm THE YOUNG GIRL WHO FORGETS HER MOD ESTY JUST ONCE IS LIKELY NEVER TO RE MEMBER IT AGAIN. (HUM.. J M - f This picture is sponsored by the United I States Government, ice, and they request in the United States worth your while. ca:: C3 l1l ' '1 1 vm ir j ocl THEATRE (71 Zdc - ,v 1 25c 1 . JOCUauaaOaUOOUUaJUOLILlLiL.Us munities should not be patrons of the mail -order houses, but rather- should patronise Jbe . merchants in their own localities and those within the state in jphich they reside. . "Don't blame the retailer for high prices, because high prices do not originate with . him," Moorehead said. - J j rvnuiuu iirw uus s Bend. Aug. 22. Final stepsto' place Bend finances on a firm basis were taken Wednesday by the city council, when an ordinance was passed under an emergency clause' Issuing to - Morris Bros, of Portland $25,000 in notes. The funds ' will be available within a ' few days. : t Buy Fair Store ' . Bend, Ang. 22.Edwln C- Ebrley, for merly of Hood River, today completed ts purchase of the Fair store here from C A. Warner, former owner and man ager. This store, is one of ithe best known in Central Oregon. ': i V; -,. . ,, ' ' S;:: f ! Supplies Sell Quickly Bend, Aug. 22. Bend's quota of army supplies placed on sale here this week is more than half gone, according to W. Hi Hudson,' local postmaster. The farm ers are active buyers. - - i..:. ; I' -I ii. American Mission Leaving for Paris Athens, Aug." 21.- (Delayed) (U. P.) Dispatches from Constantinople today said, the American nrission " to the Near East was en route to Paris, where It will submit a report to the peace con ference on the wishes . of , the subject races of Turkey. On this report may restV the decision with regard to an American mandate in the Near East. a - :' Cf3 vaMS If CZ3 ca ca CP 1 LEAVES NOTHING TO - THE IMAGINATION CALLS A SPADE A SPADE I Public Health Serv everybody over 16 to see it It's well en i:;5 13 n5 "3 rxn I II I 1 Yes, Modern Ladies' Bath Suits Attract! One Taken by Thief Tellow silk and wool, trimmed with dainty white stripes a ladles bathing suit dangled bewttchingly In the wind from a -clothes line in the back yard of the ; residence of Mrs. J. McConley, " at 463 Sixth street. Summer Resorts,!Tours, Hotels, Travel The Great Northwest America's NstnrsI Resort Section WHERE AND HOW TO GO WHAT -TO SEE- WHERE TO STAY HOTEL-. 'SEASIDE rORMIRtV HOTEL MOORB Mart eBshtral spat ihm Booth ahora. attaatad at tha wmtrfa dca. Beached vte ttm 9. S. Bailwajr dlraet froa ForUand to Seasida. aiao Staaawr Goorslaas sad O-W. B. M. Boat to Astoria, where the A. J. Aula Oo. Biakaa oonsacttoaa for Hot! a antes, Attolata take the beautiful Columbia BJver Hisnway, which tennlnatca st BotsI Kasdda. At emetive faatuxa art golfine. motorinav ssrf bathtns. treat ftehioe. kowilag, eaaauub sts. iUtaa as appuaaooa. a. nwi ' nwwnw "'i Locksley Hall KASIDC. ORCeOH OverlooMae the Oeaan Larsa rooaM, comfort. abla ete, with or without private bath. 114 par say ane up. vnoer nwi yr ratea and itatrratlana vrita W. A. MITOHCLU Saaalea. Necanicum Inn IASIDK. OBEOON On Boardwalk, rerlootlB eeeaa. Hnasa eook tna. boma eomforta. aaa food cor apeeUHr. Baaotifnl sroonda. ideal (umnudinca. Baattal hoaa (or baainaaa women. Modarats rataa, Wrlta or inqnira of ' MIS KMILV DAMAMN. tre Saatlde, Oraaws. ECOLA INN (Cannon Beach) rom m. CUMt. JtT. FULL OCEANViEW Daaos PaTUlon. Taania Courts. Pool sad Bil liards. Barbar Shop, etc. Boa stoats all trains st Seaxida. Write for laainatlosa. -KOOLA. ORKQON. HAPPY CAMP ' NKTARTf. ORIOOM ? Thm moat ptetaraaqne placo oa tha eoaat. Burt bathins. daneinc. boa tins. dep fUblns. e' dicrtec, erabbias, seal and bear hnntins. eabrsa. teste, apartments, hotel, raataarant. stera sad poatefnea. Sheltered from bith winds. Trata to TUlamooa, boa aaeete traia. Address i MOB. MAPPY OAMF, NaUrts, Ot fTCRTH AKAwOM) Lone dtatanee telapheae ts aetettT Woeto froW eeeaa. Buy r" ttekat to Bhenmraa ate, tioa. Write for rmrntloH. American , plaa. " T. J. HOARS. Ssa Vtew. Wash. LONG BEACH HOTEL LONO BCACrt. WASH. ( r, fhM wsrbl fa moats tumm Beach. Clama, emba. enrf bathis. TbJe bote! ia weil prwparad teat. Bates tssaosabls. or ranow "w ties address .-. M y- - - M. H. TINKER, Pre Lent Beadl. Newport Tent City m. a. liula Mwaalawa1 AVlfmtaaWl except top beddtes sad aUerwerS. Electric ISshU, water, piancr wooa. . " -- $4 to $7 per week. Baa meets boat. Btets ifoj , ii-.h ami Oftrr Sock tea vaa from Teat taty eaea morauis. aor mil '" A. J. VAW wyASSEWMOwa. wawsorv or. THE MILLIONAIRE'S CLUB CAFETERIA 14-1 FOURTH ST., Set. Aider and Merrteom Portland, Oraawn. MOST SANITARY AND COMPLETa KITOHEN cvwirasar irs in wiii. HOTEL ALBANY ALBANY. OREGON On aa sadfle Hlchway Albany's leadlnc feotet Oao of the BE8T ot the rood oaea. Steam beat. bet and cold water sad telepooae ia avery room, centrally located.' Special attention to toarieta aad auto parttea. fiaa to stay acre over Baaoay, at. k. arstisnwm Mahi Aitsria and Way usndlnoa A SIM ....... i Str. Georgiana Leaves Alder St Dock a T A. U. dally. Retora- lnc. lea res Astoria 3 F. 1L. except at osdsy. IarBae lesvas Portland dxOy. except SondajL st S P. st. Uxxllna lesref Astoria dally st T P. at. Cedar Island ;,; -t . -r . " ' ' ' i - A enlet eictaresaQe resort os tbe Willamette. ATrieadid beach bathins. Dirins tower. Bprine boards. Fine campins spots, Dancias aeery ere aiag aad Sunday afternoon. Why aot camp swt here for a week or awrof Tate Othm City car to Jenwwiee LeSee, Ftiona Oak Orwee 12S-SI, a artta 4ttm Jea alas, daawlnsa Leeae. nr. The Homelike Place Wholesome food, care fully prepared and taste : fully stfrved amid pleas ant surroundings: cool ing fountain specials delicious candies . - -.: : . . - . W ........... : these are: the rea sons why many peo ple favor V. 4 388 Wahington 127 Broadway- ' The Shelburne The same wind blows, and the old tine sways in- the same old way, but no longer flutters the dripping silk and wool, " x Mrs. MeConley reported the loss to Officer S. B. Vessy, and the officer found a newsboy in the neighborhood who professed a faint knowledge of the mystery. . He knew another boy who had taken the suit, he said. Search was begun. , ... ':-,.. . A machine has teen "built for shaping masts up to 100 feet in length and three feet in diameter. ' mmMs, OMAms eoii Onus. ARRAH MT, HOOD SUMMER RESORt Sf ".""f, wjeuntata resort la the west. Hawa tela trmfU. bt( treca, clear etreaas. good flaa Jnfc table aasnrpeaaed. Asto atae daily. Irrlrjitoa Oaraae. Pboac Baat IBS. U-S1. faoaa )oas dJataac for teaarrattea to MR, and MRS. O.EOROE EMOER. Forest Hall ON COLUMBIA RIVER HIBHWAV Forert Han 1 distinetJTO Forest Han sacks l2,uto Persoaa of eultore. refioemeat and die ertmfnatJoa. It radiates the old time spirit of Bonthera aosplteUtj Tou wOl enjoy the Sauth f. ,CCK;kin which la the old days waa naivenal ' f" nof of the aristocracy of- intellect ia tha Sooth, when you hare eatea jcxu fried chicken, beaten biscuits Uy pie. mlada aad OUle out wafers, you will coma back for mora. !"haoa, afternoon tea or dinner n WJU dd the nltimate touch of plaaiura to roa? trip orer the Columbia Hirer highway. Ml ANN "O. HIBLKR. Hostess riione Forest HaU, Bridal Tea. Or. , MT. HOOD LODGE - AND CLOUD CAP INN OREGON'S most scenio resorts, nestled respectively 2 goo end 6000 test up the slope of Mt. Hood. Take auto, (tag or train via Hood River and Parkdale. Come and rest smd play. . For reservations address Homer A. Rogers. Parkdale, Or. Telephone Hood , River Kxchana-e. Odell 314. , -.. ,' . RHODODENDRON INN. ML HOOD Oreson'a most ' besstifnl mooataja resort os th 2isxa Birer and Still Creek, ia tae erer rreen foresta near tbe foot of ftfoaat Hood; Isree cemented ewuamins pool. . modera daaca naii. . aaaaio - sorssi. tennis, eroqnet, Bstes $4 per dsr. $18 to 121 ner week. For Auto Sta.se Call East 1SS. sr Main AM , MRS, EMIL. FRANZETTI, Froerieter. Clsssd. Orwasn. . - . . Mount Hood Railway MOOD RIVER. OREOON. Bee the famoos Hood Bteer TaOey fa pteasnra aad comfort oa ear line. Tae Bood Rlrsr TaUey to world fassoaa for its applea, strawberries and the rfehaeaa and fertility of rta aoU and wewder. rol scenery Vtdt some of tbe Ideal eatias plaoae JfT. mAt 1rom w "e. eaeb as the Bowlt 8nd Fist. Camp Overall, atapla XMi and Lost Lake. They are the camper1 deHctat. and tbe fUbermaa's parsdUa For rates aad Wostratad foider address MT. HOOD R. R. CO. , i HOOP RIVER. OREOON 8TAQE trSK . OoreaHla. Alsea and WaJdeert ' IveaTes Hotel Cortailia laeadsy, Wednesday and Friday at 8:S0 or 9:00 A. tL " Arrteaa at Alaea ll 11 A. M. Ideates Alses St 1 P. M. .. Arrieaa st Wsldpor at 4:10 sr :00 P. M. ' Leaves Waldport - Taesday,- Thurs day and Satnrday at 1:80 A. M. - ArrlTna at Alaea 11 A. at. Ursrcs Alsea at 1:09 P. M ArrirM at Corrallis S:1S P. If. Can. seat 12 passengers. jood banunc asd fisnias and nae Csmpins grounds on route. For renervattoas address M. O. 4. rl. DORSET, reprtetors. oorvalils. orefen. WILLAMETTE VALLEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO.. Orsaew City. Oreson. Whv ao to some far dlsteat Place sad spead a lot of money to- have a coed tianf. There are scores of attractive picniekins and cawrpina plaeea alons Buckner Creek, .and at other points be tween Oregon Ulty and alt, angel along tne one of tbe Willamette Valley Bonlnern, wtiere yea can bare an enjoyable t ration at small east. The train leayes Orvgon City at 8:85 a. m. aad 1 -an b. m. aad .6 :0ft D.-m. For fnrtber infor- maUon adireas the Willamette YaDey Son the ra Bailway Comnasy. Oregon City, Uregoa. - Mckenzie river highway auto stage line Hatch your wits agslnst those of the Bedsides and "Dollies." Too will find excellent ftshin at Bine Hirer, McKenzie Bridge. Foley Springs and Belknap Spring. We operste targe, eoav fortable snta stages and employ carefai and ex. perienced drlrera. For tatea sad seserTatteaa, address BSoKSaZIB 1law suss vv., o. poena, wr. RELIANCE ML HOOD AUTO STAGES Laaee BOTJTTJCDGS ftEET A FLORAL CO.. 148 SECOND ST.. phone Mats 172. A-S811. dally S a. m. except 8atarday, It, a aad 2 :89 p. sa. for Amb Wannab, Welcbaa, Tawaeys sad fthododpndron. Bonnd ' trip 88. Oeeerameat Camp C8.SS. Owned and operated by trvlneaas) ateraee m Ante Co.. Inc. a. L. 8. Baead. Free. Mgr. Phones E. 135. C-81S2. E. 14th sad roaderay. "Make ressrvsUooa as sSeawas. Hood River Garage. Inc. HOOS HrTEB, OlEOOn. Eaatera Ores-ea's Larrsst Flresrwef Oar are Oysm Pay asd Slckt Oyfeslte jioiei unisa -OIX, OAS, AUTOMOBILE ACCKfJ. SOBLES--F XPERT KEPAIB WOAJC AND 8TOHAOE. : Ateats for Chevrolet, Has TCaaa Cars, asd Oeedrleh asd Fortsaw Ttree, VAiHEBOS a . shtt. Frosristers Tillamook Garage ' TILLAaYOOK, OREOON Make ear gsrsge yotrr beaddusrters wbea yen rome to Tillamook. Oil, gas. aeoassortea, esrviee, storaso sad expert repalra. Tbe garage where yoa set eaaaro deal aaa emrurna treetmeat. Bemembe the same . TILLAMOOK OARAAE . ba?;gs uyery garage . , tuofst. ; oftsooN :-.. -c -. Opposite Hotel Oseucw Willie toarios the 'Ulamette Valley or rUV tea the fa mons afcKeaxlo fclrsr iUhlog dbtrtet. auks Eocene your headquarters. We ess far- ana yoa gas. oil. aervtee. repatrs. seosssonea aad etorsse. s Agents for Chalmers, afuFSsobile, Orsstt Sis end Urban, aotoa aad Uosoncs asa Hart ford tires. Address ANQS LIVERV dARAOE. EUfSttg, OrtSM PswllslR if Tiiin ai:d JERVOUS,TRY PHOSPHATE Kothlsf Mka Plsia nilroFhophate te Pst os Firm, Healthy Flesh aad - to Isereaae Btrena-tk, Vlyor aad Ksrve Force. When one stops to consider the host of thin people who are searching con tinually for some method by whicii they may lncreabe their llenh to normal proportions by the tilling out of ualy hollows, the rounding off of protruding angles with the attendant .bloom ct health and attractiveness. It Is no won der that many and varied suggestions 'ong. this line appear from time to time in public print. While excessive thinness mlirht be at tributed to various and subtle causes in different individuals.' it Is - a well known fact that the lack of sufficioiu. phosphates in the human system s very largely responsible for this con dition. Kxperlments on humans and animals by many scientists have dem onstrated beyond Question of doubt tlmt a body deficient in phosphorus be comes nervous, sickly and thin. A noted author and professor In his boon. Chemistry and Food Nutrition." pub lished in 1918. says: that t he amount of phosphorus required for the normal nutrition of man is seriouslv underestimated in many of our standard text books." . Georso Hamilton, thm leofiaWal 'wiosis" mirt, ssAo ss one thin mn4 frail, sarrs "BitrPhomrhaf bnntght mmimmJ IS Bmmnd and nmmtr fmtt sew.' " It seems to be -aell establlslied thst this deficiency in phosphorus may now be met by the use of an org-snlu phoa- Fihate known throug-hout Ennlteh speak rtg countries as Bitro-l'hosphat. Through tha assimilation of this phos- phste by the nerve tissues the phos phoric content when absorbed In the amount normally required by nature soon produces a welcome chancre in our DOuy ana mir.au jxervo tennion oiaap uears. V 1 r o r and strensrth. replaces weakness and lack of enercv. and the whole body soon loses its ugly hollows ana aDrupt amies, pecominx- enveiopea in a srlow of perfect health and beauty and the will and strength to be up and doing;. ftiysicians are now recosrnizinr its merits by its use In ever Increasing quantities. Frederick Kollo, M. l)j ed itor of New York Physicians' "Who's Who," says: "Bitro-Phosphate should be prescribed by every doctor and unt In every hospital to Increase strena-th and nerve force And to enrich the blood." Adv. Joseph 1. HarrlEsn, former visltln. specialist to Northeastern dispensatory, says: "Let those who are weak, thin, nervous, anaemic, or run-down, take- a natural, unadulterated substance such as bitro-phosphate and you will soon , see some astonishing; results tn the In crease of nerve enerry. strength of body And mind and power of endurance." Bitro-Phosphate Is made entirety of the organic phosphate compound re ferred to in the National standard Dis pensatory as belnsr a preparation which nas recently acquired considerable rep utation In the treatment of neuras thenia. The standard of excellence, strength and purity of Its substance la beyond queitlon, for every Bltro-Phos-phate tablet Is manufactured In strict accordance with tha U. S. Pharmaco poeia test requirements. Bltro-Phos-phite Is therefore not a patent mediclna and should not be confused with any of the secret nostrums, so-called tonics or widely advertised "cure-alls." CAUTION While BJtro-Phosphate Is unsurpassed for the relief of nervous ness, iceneral debility, etc., those taking it who do not desire to put on flesh should use extra cars in avoiding fat producing foods. ' SERATHOL IS FINE FOR INDIGESTION SAYS DR. PARRISII Bines tha nubllcation of Tr. EdwsM Parrish'a recommendation f ordinary serathol for lndieestion. gas. acidity and dyspepsia, it has won Instant favor with scores oi dyspeptics ail over the country. When you have that "big lump in the stomach" feeling or belching, gas or tad breath from an uoset stomach, lust take a little ordinary serathol, wait one min ute ry xne watcn ana you'll probably say what others have said : "Serathol works like maarlc. At any rate it is per fectly charmless, pleasant to take and can be obtained at trifling cost from all lira i ciass aruggista. Today's Health Hints CONSTIPATION If people troubled with constipation would spend three to live minutes eaca a ay in taking a body bending exercise that employe the mu. clea of the abdomen and at nicjht before retiring taae a utile purified toxlol, permanent and highly satisfactory re sults - will soon follow. Drink plenty f fresh water, avoid strong purgatives ana xooas mat nave a constipating ten dency and this simple plan cannot fail. Th purified toxiol is inexpermive and can be obtained of any good druggist. vAdr.