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14 THE SUNDAY STATE JOURNAL, APRIL 27, 1919. SAVE TIMfc SAVE MONEY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING COLLEGE 'PROFS' WILL BE CliEf OREGON FACULTY MEMBERS TO POSE AS ABORIGINES FOR ONE DAY Living In the stone age for a day will be the experience of members of th science faculty group of the University of Orejron noon, when Ir. Warren D. Smith, head of the geology department, and 11 other mwnvbers pose as cave men. Dr.

Smith Is a graduate of Wisconsin and Is a son of Prof. Emeritus Charles F. 1715 Kendall avenue. In primitive surroundings, using stone knives and other utensils of the period, taken from the geology mu Crown Prince Cruel to Her ra fn CAN BE CURED Free Proof To You AH I want la your name and adtlrrss so I run nend you a free trial treatment. I waut you just to try thi treatment that's alt Just a try It.

inat my only argument I re been in the Retr.il Dm Business for years. I am a member of the Indiann State Board of Pharmacy and President of tlie Retail Pruffsrists' Association. Nearly everyone in Kort Wayne knows me and knows about my successful treatment. Over alajht thousand seven hundred Men, Women and Hiildren outside of Kort Wayne have, according to own statements, been cured by this treatment since I first made this ocr public. If you have Eczema, Itch Salt Rheum, Tetter never mind how bad my treatment has cured worst causes 1 ever saw give me a chance to prove my claim.

Send me your name and address on the voupon below and ret the trint treatment I want to end youKREE. The wonders accouiplisned in your ovm case will be proof. unnunMiiMiUMmw CUT AMD MAIL TOOAV imMuuiiuasHSSMiM I. C. HUTZELL, Druggist, 3205 Wast Main Fort Wayne Ind.

Please send without cost or obligation to me your Free Froof Treatment. Km ltL rtge s.i 1 1 Tost Ctmr rl Tt Street and Vf seum, Uiey will ('demonstrate how cave men lived, dressed, ate, cooked, played and slept, using no stoves, pans, flour or salt In their aboriginal meals. Prof. It. If, Wlhitbeak.

Wisconsin neology department, sees no value In such an experiment and considers it merel a "etunt." "It Is evidently Just a stunt, a declared Prof. Whitbeck. "It may be of some slight ethnological value, but It can hardly be of any but 'a semi-serious nature. Possibly the Ideas and illustratilns of one of the books by Miss Katherine E. Dopp, on the su beet of cave-men, will be used.

1 can see no real value In the stunt, however." BUY VICTORY BONDS Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Larkin, S47 Prospect place: Mrs.

Matthew Dlebold, 142 Breese Terrace, and James Hurst, were in WaunaUee the first of the week to help Mr. and Mrs. James Hurst celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. J. Hirtnll.

a. RENOVATING Cleaning BUILDING PROSPECTS OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR PUBLIC STRUCTURES AND HIGHWAYS, SAYS ENGINEER'S REPORT The prospects for new building construction in the state la decidedly fhvorable. particularly aa to' public buildings, according to the quarterly repvrt issued today by John O. D. MacV.

state chief engineer. In a review si the department's work for the first three months of the year. Little activity in dwelling house construe tian may be expected for the present, says the report. Industrial activity is pronounced. Indications point to intensive repair and remodeling work.

Cost of plumbing materials has decreased, altho stocks In hands of plumbers are at a low ebb owing to government requisition and! lack of time for manufacturers to catch up. Several villages and small cities are debating public sewage or waterworks. Highway Outlook Bright The. part of the report dealing with highway construction states there has been a steady demand for increased construction and large funds are available. The highway commission Is credited with belief thai puices of many construction materials were considerably above- normal and while making plans and specifications for the season's work It has refrained from letting contracts, excepting that prices of many materials and freight rates would be lowered and that by.

waiting until the last moment possible, benefit of these anticipated reductions would accrue to the general public. Little construction work has developed at any of the state normal schools. Student barracks at Oshkosh were remodeled to bring them back to condition for school use 'and for Superior normal plans and specifications were completed for the portion of the gymnasium contemplated under the appropriation. Little Building at Institutions. There has been an equal lack Of building at state institutions.

Plans have been completed for the laundry destroyed by fire at the home for feeble minded at Chippewa Falls and bids will be asked soon by the board of control. Work on the cell wing has been resumed at the Green Bay reformatory. The industrial home for women at Taycheedah still lacks steam heating apparatus and power plant and other requirements will be considered for future appropriations. A new Infirmary will be built at "Wales sanatorium and a $3 530 chimney r.t the state prison in Waupun. Part of the work will be done by the inmates.

One significant paragraph in the report pertains to highway construction. It says: "Taken as a whole, the outlook "for 1919 is the best in our experience. The public is now favorable to road improvements than ever before. Ample funds- fo construction are in sight. The same is true of the maintenance work, which appears established on a firm basis.

With the return of materials to prices approximating these Justified, a wonderful improvement in the highways of the state should be accomplished." BUY VICTORY BONDS Club BJd A card party will be given In St. Bernard's auditorium. Fair Oaks. Tuesday night. Prises will be awarded.

The Woman's Guild of Luther Memorial church will meet at 2:30 Wednesday. Hostesses will be Mises Mary Meyer, Minnie Meyer and Anna Welch. The Toung Woman's Guild of Plymouth Congregational church will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Frank 1315 Oakland avenue. St.

Andrew's Guild No. 1 will meet Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. with Mrs. E.

B. Hart. 302 Lathrop street. This will be the annual business meeting for election of officers an dother business. The week's program of events for Christ church follows: Prayer meeting will take place in Christ church Wednesday at 7:45 p.

m. Women of Christ church will do relief work all day Thursday, beginning at 9 a. m. A hot luncheon will be served at noon and at 3 p. m.

a short business meeting will take place with an informal program. Some time within the -next month, the women of Christ church will make a collection of all old papers obtainable. Housewives are asked to save old magazines and papers and a date will be set later for their collection. Mrs. Brown will meet her Bible classes this week Tuesday at 2:30 p.

m. in the church parlors and Friday at .39 p. m. at 412 North Frances street. Section 10 of the First Congregational church will meet with Mrs.

Harry Smith, 338 West Main street, at 2 p. m. Tuesday. There will be sewing for the Ked Cross. Unsightly Hair Dx3fRiracfe DeMtrmele.

tk rlcinal uattary liquid, la tralr rarelatlM nod rm acleaee. It is Jut a-v fflrvrlo 1m wnmm-rlmg wem, krtatlr Krvwtha aa It la tat mk-umfj aaaa. Oalr csl DeMtrael has awaey-bnek gaaraatea fas aach parka k. At toilet Masters ta eoe, 1 aad sUca, ar ay amall from ma la pUla wrappa aa ra-eetpt of prtee. FRRF ofc wit trsNaiealala af fclcheat aatbartUaa x- alalas what eaaica hair aa taee, aaek aaa anas, why It laeraaaa aad haw DeMlrsele aevftdllaea It, matle-a la plata sealaa eTtae aa mines.

DeHtrael. park Ave. aad lS8t- St, Haw Tara. Why be Fat? Become Slim This Season Hare you 'heard about the new system 'for weight reduction! You may eat and drink all you need. There is no tedious exercising.

Taks a little oil of korein at mealtimes and when retiring; also follow the simple, clear directions. A loss of weight, tea to sixty pounds (whatever you need to lose), may be expected by this Bafe and pleasant system of fat reduction. At the druggist's get a small -box of oil of korein capsules, and start at once. Be of normal size, with good figure and attractive appearance, agile, quickwitted, healthier and more efficient. By reducing weight now you are likely to avoid one or more diseases, heart weakness, sunstroke, apoplexy, and add many years to your fife.

Remember oil of korein. Become thin and stay so. Show otiiers this advertisement uvii 6AYBLDG. RM933 madison.wis. Wl WlriH to hf-ar from lauy inw ed In literary wora.

oenu u. article or poem for examination tj pen or handwriting, if acceptable we will pay you cash, if appointed on our ha lo KUItor. Woman National Magaalne. Ktsk 820. Washington, C.

ANTKl) bright, capable ladies to travel, demonstrate ami sen 0U to. I50.UU per week, liailroad fare paid. Write at once Uoodricn lmig Co. Ie)t. 106, Omalia.

Neb. WANTED l)ressmakr apprentice. uood opportunity to mm system. Call Madame VaUis, lot V. ilson or ohoneBadger STCS.

LADIES wanted to bring bracelet watches for cleaning i.ii, main i linF.i.tl.OO Badger ofiia. WANTED Young woman to assist with hoi'seworn. j'lione nanger mi. WANTED Competent washwoman tor mornings. 1 none as-i'j.

WANTED (leneral maid private home, ramily or bo asiuiis. 8 perweek.AiiiJyU KXPERIENCIOD PKI1SON lor general housework. No children goou wages. 1'lione Hadger 3414. CHAM11EHMAID wanted at bherlocK Hotel.

WANTED A maid for general House work. Small family. Aiianmeni. noli ard l'l. -Phone Hadster 6131.

WANTED Dental office assistant. Phone Hartger A bousekeeper, by a youn man wlio Is taking care or nis ageu mother. Address 4, JournaL WANTED Good girt for. general housework, amily oi two. jmis.

B. Chnpnuin. 610 No. Carroll St. Phone Kairchild 17 0 WANTED' Sewing girls.

Apply In jersoiiMi88 l. Fritz, 311 State St. WANTED A kitchen girl at 202 King Sit WANTED Girl for genera work. Mrs. P.

R. Fox. 2 8 W. house-Wilson. WANTED A girl.

Experience not nccestarv. uood wages. ieaoy position. Harper'a Shampoo Parlor. WANTED Maid for general house work.

No waslllng. ai. n. cari-sohn. 302N.

Brooks street. Phone 1088 WANTED Woman or girl to assist with housework and to care for 3-year old child during day. Apply 11' N. Basset WANTED Competent woman stenog rapher and bookkeeper desires position half days, preferably mornings dress State Journal Ad- ANTED Experienced stenographel for local manufacturing plant. Address 64.

care Journal, stating ei-perience and education. WANTED Maid for general housework. Phone P-adger fiti5. MAID FOR GENERAL housework. Mrs.

Chancey Juday, 35 Lathrop Street Itadger 3928. WANTED Two waitresses. Conleye ltestaiirant. Janesville. Wis.

C1RLS WASTED to wash dishes. Une Minute. 119 King street. The WANTED launtir Two women to H13 State street. work In HELP MALE AND FEMALE It) WISCONSIN CIVIL SERVICE Applicants for the examinations of May tor accountants, aitenuants, chemist clerk, janitor, elevator operator, watchman, must tile their applications with the Civil Service Commission at the capitol on or before May 1.

GOVERNMENT CLERKS internal revenue, census, railway niail (men -ana women needed now. hite regarding "lunsir System;" thorough training intense coaching. Entire cost $6.00 American Institute ot Civil Service Continental Building, Washington. D. C.

IF YOU CAN'T SEE, optician. 9 East Main 1- iddle. Badger Mi2. see Hostoca. over Cat 'ti AGENTS AND SALESMEN V' A MAN succeeds in the woik he likes if you would like responsible, railway position, one that enables you tc travel and to advance, starting at i 110.00 a month and no agV limit, write lor booklet S26.

standard Business Training lns-tiluie, Buf-lalo, N. V. Wanted salesman who owns automobile, by one of the largest concerns in l. S. to cover territory in Wisconsin." Earnings ruil several tiunureo per month based on guaianlee of 2u'.

plus- commissions. Expenses while training. Address Ci. S. i2'At Monroe Bldg, Chicago.

SALESMEN New Carburetor lor Koto cars. Simple, not a moving part, tn-stalltd in thirty minutes, g'uaranteeo to double your mileage and start in zero weather without healing oi primine. 15 day lree trial, our St. Louis man sold 1,400 in 0 months. Salt City man made in out week.

Write I'. J. Carburetor Co. W. Jackson Chicago.

AGENTS--Ideal Steak Tenderer; the greatest money maker on tne market, makes tough pteak temfer as porterhouse: housekeepers buy oil siKiit over ZOO.utto in use. Sample, lree. Tvier Mfg. Iept. HI.

Mjiicuv Inu ACTHOKIZKI) Negro War Hook 70 paijea by Kelly Miller of aa-ninton. U. and an assistant of the Va department, best biok ior colore people ever written, over lKt pictures Price only $.50, selling like wild fire Big agents outfit free, the bitf hook, act quick. Austin Jenkins No. 4(3 So.

Dearborn St. Chit-ago 111 'HOW TO START IN HI FOli yOUHSKI.1''' Is a little book sent free by a large hosiery manufacturer selling its entire output through special representatives direct to the wearers It shows you now to build "for keeps' and how to make up to a yea1 as some are doing. rite for it today, flows Knit Hosiery lMiila-dcfi'bia I'a. STOP 11 h. 12 Sell tlie Kisen llegulatoi for Ford Headlignts.

om like wildfire everywhere, dives splendid, driving light at low speed-keeps bulb: from burning out-operates auioniati rally. anied for every Kurd. Bif: proiits. f-oick. listen: Silcr, Okla sells 12 'daily, profit $20; McParlanC made JliJi'O in 17 weeks.

experience necessary. AVe show yoi how. Nt sold in stores. Sales guaranteed. No capital necessary.

Write today for special offer. Address Kisen Instrument 7i'. Valentin Bldg Toledo, o. OrPORTL'NITV Conditions NUT lnei make opportunities. 2rten grasi them.

Tills is VOl'H opportunity MARK Hill MUSKY taking orders fo-the complete History of the WorM War. Also Life and Work of Hoose-velt One agent in a N. Wis. towl sold 115 last week alone aivd Is averaging over per week profit. An other gdt orders In one day.

An other 18 orders one morning. Th proof is in our office. Hooks are mos. authentic and complete, by Kussell, noted histori.cn! and military writer. llon.Uames Miller, former S.

Consul to Franca aw' tleneral John I'crshing Complete one volume of nearly uoO pages illustrated ith official photos, maps, etc Slls for only 2 and $2 50 AgenU Ret r.O'i or half. Outfit free desire a few high gYade agents for Dane and surrounding counties to take orders for these fast est selling 8nd most popular books ever 4wt on the market. This Is ar opportunity of a life time for men am women of fhc more ambitious sort Call early In the week. If out o' town. write.

The Hiid Svndicate New York. Chicago. San Kran- tsco. Wisconsin oslhv 209 Hlk. (oer liank ot Wis), Madison, is.

them anyhow In days gone by when une roamed turope searcn oi pleasure and since his flight to Holland. Cruelty Is charged against the ex-prince. The mother of Cecilfc. Grand Duchess Anastasle, Is ready if necessary to testify for her daughter. Her picture Is at the right.

HALT FOE PEACE DELEGATES GERMANS AT VERSAILLES PEEVED WHEN THEY DISCOVER HIGH BOARD FENCE; SEND PROTEST TO "BIG FOUR" (By T'nitwl Prrtr BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS VERSAILLES. April 26. The Germans registered their first "kick" in connection with the peace conference today. When the vanguard of the enemy delegation, which arrived here yesterday, discovered it was figuratively tethered to its quarters, German choler arose and was spilled all over the place. A ponderous protest was Immediately Tiled with the commission.

Inasmuch as the allies are extremely busy with matters of slightly greater importance, no reply Has yet been received. According to the very best information obtainable. It happened this way. Von Kessler, Warburg and others, after breakfasting today, started to stroll about the park between quarters in the Hotel des P.eservoirs and the Trianon Palace hotel, where the conferences will be hel Contentedly puffing cigars, they arrived at a point whepe carpenters were putting up a six-foot board fence. They demanded to know what the barrier was for.

They were informed that it marked the bounds of the area in which they ould be allowed. The Germans were furious, not taking into consideration the fact that the fence would serve to keep an embittered French population from possibly spoiling the peace conference by eliminating the enemy participants. "We will not be prisoners." they declared. "We will not submit to being herded like sheep." They sought to pass the barrier. The suave French carpenters politely requested them to refrain, the while significantly handling their, hammers and other hefty tools.

Another German "offensive" stopped. BUY VICTORY BONDS Mrs. Nicholas- Kayser of New York city, who underwent a serious operation at the General hospital two weeks ago, is convalescing. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James M. Usher, 209 South Brwm street. HAMMERS TELEPHONE BADGER 6000 CLOSING HOI KS. Want ads to be classllled properly In Xhe State Journal must be In before 13 o'clock noon weeks davs, and before 8 o'clock p. m.

on Saturdays for the Sunday btate Journal. UNDERTAKER FITCH UNDERTAKING CO ITUNUKAL. 1UKKCTOKS ESTABLISHED 184 Phone X759 1 W. Main LODGE NOTICES BKAVKK8 RKSKItVK lJlTN'K FRA-ternity. Home office.

(Ja Bills (iiarm ommauuiM. A. Oscar, flrand Secretary. 25,000 member l.ti"9. paid In death claims.

A Wisconsin Or-fciintiation. Jlembera on and control the fraternity. MAPtSOX COLONY NO. 401 MKKT-ings Am and third Wednesday of-eacli mouth. 21 V.

Main Ht. KN1UHT Lodge No. OF PYTHIAS 12, Hank of Ksnuire, April Conventions every Tueilav evening. PERSONALS HHiHKST CASH PRICES Paid for Discarded Gold Jewelry (old or new) Hold Crowns, Utilises, Watches, Silver and l'latinum. We also -uv up to J3j.00 per set for DiscardeJ lalse Tetli (broken or not), f'ack-asies returned at our expense If our offer is refused.

V. S. SmeltinK vYorks, 253 Ooldsmtth Milwaukee Wis TOBACCO OK SNLKK HABIT cured or no nav. $1.00 if cured. Kemedy sent on trial.

Superba Co. more. -Mar tnd 4U8. Haiti- LOST AND FOUND LOST Crescent fraternity pin. tact in pearls, riday nignt.

i none iauBc. 50 liberty bond No. 2321769 In 200 H1U. on N. ratterson or in Highland a grocery store.

uuu-. BadKer Kewarrt. LOST Cameo pin set in pearls, Be tween 012 Jenifer sst. ana nigii ntnuui. Mondav a Kartser nri HELP WANTED MAI WANTED Experienced Janitor.

An unusual opportunity for an energetic, reliable man. who is thoroughly familiar witft steam heating plant, one of most intern estab lishments. A life time job for one who can quality. Salary pel month and bonus. Apply by letter immediately giving full particulars of your past experience, references, ag.

whether married or single. This in formation will be conndential. Booze lighters not considered. I'ost Office Box 12 4. Vul'iVG IdK.N Ages 21 to 30; a repre sentative or a two minion uoimi corporation will be in soon lor 2 or A days to interview tuose desiring a gooa starting salary Wltn unlimited luture possibilities.

State euucailon. experience', age and two relerencea. audress, and telephone number you uave one. or no will be pam to your reply. Aa- uress 2, Journal.

TO THIS CITlf refinishing cnundehers, brass beds, automouitus, bv new meliiou. SiO uauy without cap ital or experience. Uuumetal Ztw him, lecaiur, 111. BllAKEMEN. F1KEMEN 150-20'J monthly, all raiiroaus, experience unnecessary.

rae, send Htamp, Kail-s ay Association, care Journal. Ol'IOKATIVES: experience unnecessary We instruct you. travel, maKe secret investigations. balariesv expenses Hartley selective Agency, St. josep'i, issouri.

RAILWAY MAIL, Postoftice Clerks, Carriers, men ill or over, il.uuo-si.iuu. Examinations coming. Permanent. American Institute, Dept. T-lll, Kocnester.

N. V. A YOl'NG MAN between seventeen and eignteen ears old to learn tue nana ing business. Uoud opportunity lor tue right party. Si.

Journal. MEN WANTED To bring your watches for cleaning main spring Jl.oo. H. Hustock, 9 last Main, over Cat'n tiddle. RAILWAY MAIL OI.KliKS, 2 month.

Voting men, la and over, are- eligible, lor lree particulars of examinations. write J. C. Leonard dormer Civil Service Examiner), 7JU EtiuitaUl Washington. WANTED: Tinner and plumber, steady job for the right man.

gooo town, fcive experience ann wages ex pected in first letter. Thos Hardware Eldora. Iowa. TINNER-PLl'MHER wanted at once. ijood wages, steady work.

Wire me at once. Karl L. Kokborg, Kichland Center, "Wis. WANTED Party with Kord car to cover county and vicinity with good selling proposition. Machine buop.

228 K. Main. BELL BOYS wanted at Park Hotel. WANTEIi Live oung lawyer for town 4,000 people. Collections.

Keal estate, and general practice. Answer care Jlournal; Address 6, Journal. YOL'NG MAN from 25 to 35 for sales or rent department of real estate oirice. Must have good reputation and should have a general knowledge of tiie town. A car would be very helpful.

Commission with monthly guarantee. John S. Main BIO State Members Madison Real Estate Board, WANTED Bright ambitious young man to learn the clothing business in a large store. One who has had some store experience preferred, but not necessary. Address Clothing, care state Journal, giving age and panic ularjk MEN Learn barber trade.

Bi.t demand and wages. Many jobs waiting. Write today. Moler Barber -X'ollege, 31-1 Prairie Milwaukee. MEN Age 17 to 55; experience unnecessary Travel; make secret investigations, reports.

Salaries, expenses American Foreign Detective Agency, 705 St. Louis. iOVEItX.MKXT wants File Clerks. Madison examinations May 7. first year.

Sample questions free Franklin Institute, Dept. 4S6 Rochester, N. Y. MEN WANTED For detective work. Write J.

Ganore, former U. S. Govt. Detective. Danville, ill.

HELP WANTED FEMALE COOK WANTED at once TIIONE BADGER 5070 WANTED 2nd maid. Must have good reierences. Apply to ftlrs. A. Korn-hauser, 529 X.

I'inckney St HELP WANTED FEMALE vv ANTKL Girl to work for room and board. Hanger lutm BODKKiCKPKR and typist wanted Could arrange part ime work for first month or so. One. familiar with cost accounting pref erred. Capital Construction Co.

I'hone Badger or 7282. WANTKn Gtrl to clerk in srrocer store. Ha ger 311. JJ 3 i 1JJ a mso A A.NThI) nman rook: also (lining roam eiri uooa wages. Hotel Ku- Konva, touciuun( Wub.

Your Living Room Is the social room in the home. Is it a pleasant, comfortable and friendly room! You're housecleaning now and that surely ought to help you discover what you need to make it just right. A Few Suggestions Might Help Perhaps an oriental rug, any size. Gate Leg or Sewing Table, Library or Davenport Table any finish. That big comfortable Fireside Chair for the head of the house.

A smaller chair or rocker. And if its an overstuffed chair, davenport, a rocker, you will come to the right place, for our stock is quite complete "with various styles. Haswell Furniture Co. 117-119 STATE STREET Haswell Building Ceciie. the wife 'of th one-time crown prince of Germany, soon will appear in' court to get a divorce from 1111a.

and the four little princelings whose pictures appear and a little princess born, during the, war wir probably be given to the 'charge of 'heir mother, who has had charge o' TREASURY OFFICIALS, HOWEVER, Ant OPTIMISTIC; AKRON AND SIOUX CITY GO OVER TOP (Br mud Pre WASHINGTON'. April 26 One-third of the Victory Liberty Loan campaign has passed and less than one-sixth of the minimum quota has been sub scribed. Sales to tonight were officially re ported st $705,623,100. This represents 15.68 percent of the quota of Sales at the close of the first week of the fourth loan campaign totalled 55.13J.000. The fourth loan, carried a minimum quota of The first week's sales of the fourth Issue, therefore, were 14.25 per cent of the minimum Quota.

Call Outlook Bright Reports from all sources tonight told of well sustained efforts and an increasing interest. The outlook generally was said by treasury officials to De good. In certain sections of the northwest, difficulty was being experienced in reaching rural sections because of local conditions. The same conditions were said to obtain in the Cleveland and Minneapolis districts, but war loan directors in each district expressed confidence that they will be able to reach their quota. Lagging sales in the campaign havs caused the "Victory ship," Crane which Is making the San Diego-Panama canal leg of the Victory Journey, to siow down her engines.

Off the lower coast of California today, the Crane's speed was reduced. Her crew asked the ljavy department by wireless if "the American people had forsaken us." Akron Goes Ovir Top Akron. was the largest city to complete her work in today's lists. Sioux City, however, accomplished feat of obtaining her share without soliciting a single subscription. Her job was finished in 12 hours, war loan directors telegraphed.

The reports received by Admiral Cowie, director of the campaign in the navy, showed the sailors' total subscriptions to be $4,750,000 tonight. The army, however, is busy too. according to reports. Returning soldiers aboard the George Washington subscribed $41,000 before they set foot on American soil. How Districts Subscribe Subscriptions by districts and their percentages to were reported as follows: District Subcription St.

Louts. 58.516.400. Percentage 30. 23.8 .21.41 15.42 Chicago Boston 80,312,700 Richmond 32,391.650 Minneapolis 24,089.660 Cleveland 62.S85.150 Philadelphia 50.547,100 New York. Dalian 7,540.600 S.

Franc'co 24,040 00 Kansas Cty 25.4S5.230 Atlanta 4,375.300 Wisconsin Trails District CHICAGO, April 27. With 15.35 13.90 13.47 13.33 7.97 13.06 3.03 two states already over the quota in the fifth Liberty loan, officials of the seventh reserve district were ready to- mgnt to. concentrate on the lagging divisions. An especially strong campaign was planned for Chicago where already many coin attracting devices have been used. The official tigures Saturday night were: Subscribed.

Quota. $189,225,000 23,010,000 84.825.000 Chicago Illinois Iowa Michigan In liana Wisconsin. 112.000,000 30.000,000 22.000,000 110:926.000 110,925,000 "5,037,000 BUY VICTORY BONDS Monday night' at 7:45 St. Teresa's court No. 747, W.

C. O. F. will initiate new members In the Holy Redeemer meeting hall. BUY VICTORY BONDS The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary will give a card party Tuesday night in G.

A. R. hall. Cuticura Heals Itching Burning oKin troubles AH dr-a-nrlsf: Satpfl. Ofotm-t-n -m Til Ill LOAN LAGS SlffllOO III Rug and Carpet We are prepared to handle all kinds of rugs from Fluff to Oriental.

We have different systems like shampooing, laundering, steam cleaning and dry cleaning and can give you very good service as well as first class work. Hold your pillows to May 1 2th as then for a week we do this work for one-half price. Have you tried our semi-finish family wash? All flat pieces washed and ironed. Starch pieces sent home washed and starched ready to iron at only lYl cents per pound. This is not only cheaper than, a wash woman but better.

AT YOUR SERVICE 3F Steam Laundry Co. -Si-. LAUNDRY PHONE 4000 DRY CLEANING AND RUG.