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WASHINGTON. Jan. L—A gloomy
view of prospects for fertilising nest
F 7mr'seropsispneeatodinestste
meat issued today by Secretary Hou-
bon. of the Department of Agricttlture
Relief measures undertaken by the
Department since the European war
disrupted the American phosphate in—
dustry and eats! potash ham treat
Germany will help. the statement says.
but they offer slim possibilities that
the American farmer wfll get a small
part of the fertilizing materials ne~
cessary for his needs. llitrogenous
fertilizers alone will be available in
MINIMUM
CAMBRIDGE. use. See. a (Corres-
pondence of The Associated Press.)-——
Cambridge has poured her wealth of
row manhood into the British army
and navy without stint. end with the
exception of the medical school. the
various colleges of the university are
only being continued so that a thou-
sand year old record may not be
broken.
And new the integrity of the medi—
'ealeohooiisbelagtinaatenedhytbo
Lord Derby recruiting plan, but the
authorities of the university will recite
a bitter fight before they consent to
this college being denuded of its stu—
use. metre DEFEND. HUS-
BAND.
CONCORD.N.H.,Jen.4—urs.ll.i:.
Issues. euthdag he testis-or: at
the trial at her hfland. diorriwn E.
Peaelea, asserted that he was with
her at home throughout the Mt on
which be Is uoeeeed‘ol not; murd-
ered his tether Howard W. Pesslee.
the toyrnsher, at Hennihsr. She was
preparing their child for bed at the
amount theutalshotwulrad,ah
said.
POM’PONE BUVINO COAL FOR
STATE memos.
Whit. i.—mdthe ,,
high price of seal and the possibility
of a strike In the oodl‘helds and an
early settlement, the steam '
osis Commissioners today decided to
postpone contracting for this year's
supply until May or June. About two
thousand tons are needed and the com-
v‘e'e or Auras.
tend Night School.
"intake their wives.
. », u”:
Will“ and lustful
. , .on'of her husband.
“Hag her attendance
W‘Fi rod" “II.-
“we mm mm imsr
WRALIX coon"
WATCH IN THIS NEWSPAPER
. Tea, to Be Encouraged to At
bureau of naturalization of the
Hakeem of labor in
or the country,and with the
, dehool of this city loyalties!“
mo its slumber only to
., -. minnersmho aspire tor
to attend the night
mafia .lonal school oflcisls on
«my the bureau of saturation-
_ Mpeslorth'to induce the wile
' , “a otndldm tor eitlsenshlp
V k “fiddled! at the some
., M *0"th comes. In some
' use this may not meet with es
mi results as the same efforts
the husband. The wife is never.
‘ m a candidate 1hr citi-
p as her husband. and in many
becomes a voter with the not-
upon
l. she will not be left behind in
A‘Atnerieanisstion of her husband.
3h her the greatest American-
Indium may he‘- exam will»
the home The influence of things
Woman which permeates so pro
American public "boo! while the limit of the latter- division price or sulphuric acid much of which 'Ihc oldest and the permiun the young- i
In being used now in the. manufacture Pill
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,‘éflcy' 0.: . iron from the school into “'3“ 105 ”WM“-
' The prim hug: is estimator! bv ‘lchuchert
home surroundings with oven
‘ , potent results by the wife and
‘ ‘ "the great possibilities held
my“. this field of activity need
be relented to briefly to awaken
“Wire chord in those engaged
the; work which will broaden
into In“ great force for . good u
undertaken and persistently
whom was LEFT $279. 869..
RITA!“ Jan. 4.—-An lnven
, sb's'td‘le of Daniel 0. Rogers,
mu r who died recently;
dd 3:; in the (‘ourt of Pro lumphed,
’, Tho estate, is valued MI 5279.-
“ ‘ii‘epresen‘ted for tllc‘lnrgcr
'lnlrestrnents in local manufac
’ ‘r ‘BO'M-B ‘MYSTERY. K. ell December
..Jan..i..—rrne state police,” . 1393 that occasion Barry RECORD CATCH or con ON NEW
' ht Casper Leon. the game littleI FOUNDLAND BANKS.
. ad, to the arrést Sicilian, for 20 rounds to a draw.
bio for the W Barry decided to quit while the quit ended last month was remarkable for
WSW a door ting was pond, and announced his re- ,Iblm fact that. in proportion to the num-
)5 lg. 12
In order to reduce stpckbefore inventory we will
. place on sale small lots and broken assortments
GLOVES, WAISTS, WINTER UNDERWEAR,
,- RL‘ANNELETTE GARMENTS. Etc.
, flsplcndid oppornnuty to scours
*dcslrablc merchandise at fivcry low prices.
the quantities needed.
The secretary takes up first the pot-
ash supply, long since exhausted in
the United States by the German em-
bargo on shipments. investigation,
says his statement. has shown four
sources of supply in this country, but
none immediately available. These
are the help of the Pacific Coast.
alunitc deposits in Utah, fieldspathic
rocks in llIe East and the mud of
Searies Lake, California.
Manufacture from feldspar has beenI
found to be feasible, but the cost isI
high. Development of Scarlet: Lake
deposits presents technical difficulties
and title to the property is involved.
Manufacturers are experimenting now,
ithe statement says. with alunlte. Kelp
ls offered as the best material. Three
IN BOXING GAME large concerns have begun manufac-
' lure from kelp and government or:
' .peris will be. sent to the Pacific Coast.
The most valuable goods often conlc.‘to aid In the experimental work
It small NEWS“ and ““5 ‘3 cbr- Production will be slow for a long
Inlnly "“9 0' bO‘H‘S Although weitlme. the aecxetary points out, and dc
Jantnmwelght “"310“ ‘3 00" Vb“ ll mand for potash in other industries is
used to be yet the flcl remains till! so great ”mg none mmufgctumd in
the fittleiellows of today usually sivepho "filled States will be available
better exhibitions of true dghlhgimm‘ for agricultural purposes in.
spirit than the larger men. And: it statement In”;
WWW)“ 11” b9“ 30- When Lyn?“ ‘The prices offered under existing
the first 0t tho ulllfl Emma” ‘0 8"“ conditions by the manufacturers of
mm“ in Wu“- went W" to ER? driicles will cause practically the en
land “8“"? 5° 3'0““ “3° and fought: tire output of these concerns to be di-
BARRY wls STAR
Ina
effort
to
dents.
Arthur Everett Shipley. who is well-
lmown in the United States where he
holds a Prince/on degree, and where
missioners figure they will be able to
This light is W“ I“ by D007“ save about $1 per ton by waiting.
PHILADELPHIA REFORM ADMINIS.
TRATION ENDS.
he spends much of the time that he pmmm, Jan, 4,.._qu-
can spare from his duties as master years ofreform administration in pm].
of Christ College. Discussing the ef- adelphis who to an end today with the
forts to attract recruits item the std-l, retirement as Mayor of Rudolph Blan-
denl body of the Cambridge medical, kenburg and the inauguration of
school, Dr. Shipley said to o corl‘evaThomai-l B. Smith, thus giving the reg-
pendent of The Associated Press: . ulsr Republicans control again of all
'We must not only conllme to supply. ! municipal 05169”-
the army with surgeons and doctors.i
but we must never lose sight of the| LEOM'NSTER BECOMES A C'TY'
necessity Of a careful conservation of1 IAFXMUXSTER, ““5" Jan. I.—After
our civilian population. England i3I 175 years of town form of governmentI
'llrt‘fidy. short of doctors. and since it womiuster yesterday been“ a “'7'
is by no means impossible that a area“ i presided 0‘ er by a Mayor and a no”?
epidemic might succeed this war, it 0! nine councilmen Mlyor Henry 1‘
can be new that instead of urging- “Sawteile said that the new Govern
Intent must assume "a [Iay-as—lou- g0"
medical students to enlist, every effort; policy from the start !
should be made to keep them at their,
studies" I MICHIGAN nevusucws WANT
No action has yet been taken by the} mosEVILT.
recruiting department on the. protest LANSING. Mich Jan. 4-A snibr:
of the Cambridge authorities Eleni number of petitions to place the
{name of former President Theodore
'Roosetelt as Republican dindidate stI
Ithe Michigan primary elections the
Stories of Time Told by Fossillaed ballots were filed with “b “firm?”
Plants and Animals.
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Scientists hesitate to estimate am I, PRINCE AND PRINCESS
logical time In terms of years. Such RETURN TO ATHENS
worse Holden. D8“ Harrington 33d vertcd from the fertilizer industry. It
Sum Finighty under London ““09 with would require ninety or more plenum
blue ‘MWI he “BMW the “90"!“ costing approximately $50. 000 and hsv
ferocity which has since been a clair- mg on operating capital of :25 000‘
neterlstic of the majority of the ban each to produce the quantity needed
lflmfi- Lynch “'88 00"?“ 5 “MN!" for agriculture. This would involveI
\fuulII. but he fought Ht 113 pounds :ihc assumption that commerclulI
in fsc.t all the featllorweighls up to phases of the problem were Bullshit!
.IIIc time “to Weir and Tommy War :torily solved The department is con-
ten fought for the title in Mlunsa Isldorlng all phases of the situation."
polls in 1887 at 111 pounds. were The crippled stain of the phosphate
what are now called bantnmwelttllts lindustry is attributed to the- high
By se
the
or the modern buntamwolghis, be- nf war munitions.
ginning with George Dixon a quarter ‘imnpcd from $5 to $25 a ton Demand
of century ago. perhaps the best 01- lfor the acid is so heavy that abandon
Illliiie ol the fighting spirit which‘cd plants are brim: refitted for Its'
illllllllllbfl the breasts of the little felrfnmnufnrluro. The Bureau of Soils
Chicago. New Yorkers will deny this; manufacture of phosphoric acid as a
and will award the palm to Tony Me "llhfltlhlle l0! sulphuric
Govern, who became king of tho ban-1 Nlmxlc prices have advanced sillcc
isms alter Barry had retired. but if‘ the war began, but there is an abun- ,porlant "“r' In ”1“ ”03"“ of “0'
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i i‘erriblo Felry 0,0qu blue fought the dual supply of nitrogenous fertilizing
illfindy CIty boy,,when both “"9?” MI aneriai and the Department Is on
{the Brooklynite would have tri- the cost of manufacture. The set-re
have been the most cyclone mill in mom to conserve all fertilizing mater
rim: history. isle on the farm. He arms crop rotu-
lt “as 17 years age Wednesdayllion. prover “30 0f {OHIHM‘Y‘H mull:
slnce‘ Jimmy Barry made his last a “90 1' ¢~~~ 0
D“ 0 1L...“ ' . so produrr'thlty‘
pea'rance in the squared (:0ch o the soil
wads at 0mm"
The fishing season of 1915, which
of u sols culploted the Cillth “as
, Emé greatest ever made by the l‘rencb
fleet on the Newfoundland Banks. The
fleet. numbering eleven steam trayvl
ers, and twenty dive sailinizr vessels
caught 192,119 quintuis. or 23,294. 428
pounds. of cod. An idea of the in
creasedxcatch per vessel is shown by
a comparison with the 1914 season.
when the catch was 182.639 quintals.
which is equal to 23.144378 pounds,
and fleet numbered twontystwo steam
trawlers and 251 sailing vessels. The
_ cod were so plentiful that the owners
of the trawlers decided to continue
fishinl! during the. winter. which had
never been done before. Orderswere
received from the French government
the latter part of November for the
tBrawlers to return to France, so they
had to abandon this plan. it is
thought here that a larger fleet 0f
. . . hmvlcrs to return (to France. so they
. . next season.
Fishing with steam trawlers on then
Newlnnndland Banks has
. immutable. especially so this season.
‘ itirenisht lulrn the ring.
.0!
seasonabie,
lows was afforded by Jimmy Barry of'lv‘vnnwhile is experimenting with the:
‘lhni lIu-d In them. so that the study
their best it is not at all certain thstulmtt'orlng to find methods to chenpen‘Shoml l)" “It‘ll” YOFRHS. have a wide
Certainly the results woulditnl'y concludes with a warning to fur-1”") are "N ‘0 abound in these re-
p'roved‘ full treasury its the least we can do.
estimates have, however. been made PARIS, Jan. 2. ll :35 p. lll.""
and one published by Professor ,Wl’limc Andrus of (Ilcccc, brothv|
(‘burles Sehuchert In 1010 states that or of Kim: (onstantinr, and the}
about 11.000000 years lune elapsed Princess Andrew, “ho were at
since the close of the carbonifesoun Saloniki when the recent raid “as
age. an age. as the nurse suggests In made by Tt‘u‘llllllt acronlanm.
wlIIclI great deposits or carbon.“ in have returned to .II,\thuls atufitonl .
coal were being formed in many Mm ing to the Athens correspondent
of the. onLd This we. I.” been dl iol tlu Hutu: Agency ;
vidrd by materials into the Missis‘ JAPANESE W ARSHIPS , I
slpplsn. Pennsylvsnlbn and Permian ‘ >~ . .- i
epochs. of whieh’lhe IMlssissl Ian ls . IN SUEZ CANAL‘
W l 'l‘OKlil Jim. 3.——— }‘\ImoumI-‘
ment is nude b\ the Ni Silimpn
that a squadron of lapancsr \\ nr
ships will sail for the Suez Cami
presumably to protect lananmc
shinning. It is said the armorI-Il
cruisers kasuga. 'lokiwa and
:(‘hiiosc have been assigned fm"
this scnicc. .
'lhc reported decision of the
lmmncsc {znvcmmcni to send :1-
squndrnn In the Suez ( :IIlill fol
lows the smkinq of tvm lililllllifst‘ l
Mhtcnmshins m the \lulilcrrnnmu I
'llIc passenger liner \ asakn'
Mani u as torpcdord oft I‘m"?!
Said on 1700 2!. The frcin'htcri
KInlmlI-n Marti was; sunk by an
subnwrinc on iii If... 0,)fiyogcT
w J‘Onl’ll'“both vessels were
rcstucd.
ill Rlllllllll lllR
0f INDIRESIIRR 0R
SRRR, ’lRlll' SIRMRCR
i Instant Relief l‘Pap‘c's Diapopsln' Ends
Your Stomach Trouble Forever.
Wonder what upset your stomach——
The Pennsylvanian epoch alone
to have
years. and animal
life Is supposed to have existed on
the earth for over 14,000,000 years
before that time.
Geologic periods are recognized
primarily by the animals and plants
l m cred 2.100 000
of fossils plays ll von it'lll and im-
Iogic knowledge.
Rocks of czlrhonifcrous age. ,
distribution in the United States, and
mains of plant and animal life The
ji'orsil shells which are footy! lwggfl
bowel-3 I Inn-mm” greatly from point
'io point because the animals they
represent lived in diderent periods of
geologic time or‘ in different regions
in' V the curbouiferous ocean. —-- .I'llgo'
naut. .
THAfiKS COMMUNITY CLUB MEM'
‘ BERS.
The President Mrs. J. Milton Coburn,
Grateful for the Year's Efforts.
’llle president of tho Communityl
Club “tribes in this public way, be-l
cause she cannot In any other to
I . ' age—do you? Well, ,don't bother. if
igggkainfgrgfix’ugfs; “3:: gig. your stomach is in a revolt; if sour,
and all those who during the ear gassy and “mat and what you Just
1 i 5 iate has fermented into stubborn lumps
lave I; .veo such cheerful service. l head dizzy and schesI belch 8088!! and
‘ “3° t° extend the ““50““ 3‘99" acids and cruciate undigested food;
rings with the sincere hope that the breath (ouhtongue coatedv—just take
year may hold for you all prosperity. 3.1mm Papa’s Diapepsin and in .‘Iivu
Peace and all material and spiritual ""1"“ wmam- what‘beeame 0!
good. 'A year of strength individual theindigestionanddlstress.
ly and collectively may be bring com Millions of men and women today
fort and peace to those with Whom ltnow t at it is needless to have a bad
we come in contact. be a help to our- stomach. A ““9 D1398)?!“ WWW"
eI‘ves and all the people we can in ally keeps this delicate organ regulat-
sll the ways we can. be the Instr-us ed and ““15“ “I “‘3" “mm” 100‘“
mam whereby good may come to this without. fear ‘\ ‘
community.
it seems that .Tthis might be possible
when we have been so prosperous
ourselves With a~ lull heart and is
,A...«
help, remember the quickest, surest.
slnrwhlélrcnsts only titty cents for s
is. will unite in the things
high and good,‘ con
thing's straight. so south and Will:
ll“? full 0“? 191.!” . 95- sale it mam “summarise”
Faith uliy yours.
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which portion of the food did the dam -
If your stomach doesn’t take care of 3 '
your liberal limit without reoelion; if
yuo r food is a damage instead of a
most. barmies‘b seller is Pape's, Diaper " ,
”Huge earnest drug stores; We truly ,
.rwonnerrm—ltimgssts tool on .aols
Annual January
le in Progress
Furniture, Rugs. Carpets. Curtains. Trusts
Bags and all Wearing Apparel, Dress
Goods, Silks Etc.
Dinnerware
Many Dinner Sets are in this Sale. The following
list will serve as a guide. ,
Austrian China, 112 pcs. ., green and red designs; gold
band, gold handles, Vi as $55.00 {or $45. on
French China, 108 pcs, gran and pink border, gold
handles, Vi as $5000 for $39.00
French China. 112 pcs., conventional border, pink and
green border, Was $50.00 for $35.00
French China, 112 pcs., Was $4000 for $30.00
English Porcelain, 112 pcs, \\ as $23 50 for $6.50 ,
American Porcelain, gold and black borders,
. ,,,,,,.., .W as $18.00 {or $16.20
English Porcelain, Was $.20. 36_ for 315.00 _
Blue Canton, 112 pcs., English Porcelain, , , , ,5
Was $23.00 for $18. 00
“Regina" pattern.106 905., Conventional green and red
border “’35 $2100 lor$lso°
Oriental Rugs
Malta! 127 x 8.5 was $175.00 for $57.00 ‘
h (Anatolian \u .6 x 76 was $r75.oo {or $157.00“
Ke'rmanahshs, 8.8 x H 3 was $350.00 ‘i’or‘ $315.00 ..
Sarouk, II. n x 8. n was $325.00 for $282.00
(Sou-even, n. [O x 10 was $150.00 ' {or $135.00 _
lijar,1l.8 x 7.7 was $l75.00 for $157.50 .'
, Moderate sized Orientals. a small group of Mons
souls “inch mcasurc approximately 7 ft. in length by
3.6 wide. a vcn _practicai size for small rooms,
\\ its $3500 I'm $31. 50 Was $25.00 for $22.50
' Was 20.00 for $18 50. ~
Carpets by the yard
\I't'Ilvct regular price $1.35 fur-$1.20 I
Wilton $1.75 .. . Mu‘yfor‘S’l 55' . ;
'l‘apcstry SLIO ' " for . .bU' ~
Linoleum-
lllllllil regular price $l.50 for $IL35 ,
‘ SL25 for $140 - 1;
Linoleum .60 for .54 r
.50 for .45 .
(III torn I' .30 for .27 - :-
l u. «up llSlilIl‘. ,
I “"II 1' m. ( .3; ; On the third four.
(Ilii'am’orc I; w Boys, Tellet 'i ables
SolId Mahoz‘any Low Boy, $47.50 . ' ‘.f°"‘°39'°° :‘
Solid Mahoganvémw Boy 0 $54 50 I for $45.00
Mahogany Chi order an 0-..---m.-.‘ .
Toilet Table. $51.00 70W..-”
WMfinosranv Dresser and l
Chifionicr, $76.50 for $61.00
Colonial Mahogany Dresser, ‘
Chifionicr and Toilet Table SI 51.75 for $121.00 '
Mahogany Chiffonicr, $31.50 'ior$sy.oo . . :-
Mahogany Chitfonicr. 54.00 for $45.00 ‘3
Mahogany Chiltonier, ' $40.75 for $32.00
Circaasian Walnut Todct. .
50 fol-$30.00. .
Table.
Upho‘élry and Curtains
Lowered prices on all Curtains Draperies and Up-.
bolster); Fabrics prevail. During the wintry dRys one
plans for Spring rc- -furnishn g and it is economy to buy
materials no“. Tapestry Portiercs, .
Noveltv Net Curtains. were $1. 50 ofor si; on
were $3.50 for $2.25 were $2.25 for' 51,5 '...
were $4.50 f0r$3.00 ‘were $590 .. {OF 33- 50 \
were $10.00 for $7.00 Were $13-00 for $9.00
- . I were $1.50 for $1.00 _
Scrrm ‘Curtams. - $1 a iverc $3.00, for $2.00 ‘
were $2.50 Ior . 5 were $7.00 for $4.50 .
were $3.5 0 for $2.25 ‘Ycrc $15.“) fflrwsiwo
were $10.00 for$7.oo “T“. $50., for $50
for $300
were $5.00
no u; Ill. than ”01ij
Beautiful Bust and Shoulders ‘
‘ are possible if you will wear a sclentlilcall W
Blob Jolie Brassierc. _ ,
The dump:l Weight of an unconfined hostile strelclles
necl es that‘the contour ofibe have law
’ mt.
" sarong
ilcsh molthe shun] rial:
ZI‘ medial line to then-stirs holler/haw. _' -,
mihe‘ sinuestmdmtsshiconbleh
.. b ~cmn in ll“ etc: and
' i=0“? Surp‘ilhe‘, BMMRJW “at. Bight,
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