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October 04, 1919 Page 2

Sheboygan Press, The (Newspaper) - October 4, 1919, Sheboygan, Wisconsin PAGE TWO SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 I V tJ. fa 8TOPI LOOK1 LISTEN! The special offer of credits for new subscriptions ends Satur- day, October 11 at 8 p m. Thla gives you one full week to gather in the new orders already promised. This special offer Is the largest one that will be given during this contest and will not be renewed. II you have sent In a new sub- scription and then get an cxtention of one or two years to It wo will al- low you a now subscription Next week wo offer two more ?1000 gold pieces Ono to the sales- lady and one to tho salesman bring- ing in the mom money up to Satur- day evening at 8 o'clock, October 11. As tho spcrlals aro given for most money and not most rredlth it can happc-n that a member of our sales force will in thr> most money have about one-third the num- ber of credits of anothrr mfinbcr did not rccoivo tho Supposing one candidate sent in 20 renewals nt JG 00 each from the rlty for a total of in He would reecho in credits Another candidate SITU in 20 now nubfeorlptloDH from tho country at. each making a total of and rpcche (redlUs. The first nak-sman would win tho but CHRONIC SUFFERERS 1 want to talk to yoi. The fact that you hare been treated elsewhere without benefit does not discourage ma in the least. 1 helping men and women every day effecting cures, many times In pronounc- ed incurable by others. BO that I feel sure I can do as much for you. Mr counsel will cost you nothing but ray lor treatmtn: will be reasonable and not more than you will be willing pay for tte conferred. 1 treat Rheumatism, Nervous- ness. Stomach and Heart Trou- bles, Catarrh. Blood and Skin Diseases. Constipation, Urinary and Kidney Diseases and Dis- eases Peculiar to Women. SPECIAL OFFER On New Subscriptions Only A new subscriber is one riot taking the Press since Sept. 8, 1919. Good from Monday September 22 to Saturday, October 11 New Subscription, city or country, One year, in advance, credits......... New Subscription, city or country, Two yeare, m advance, credits Old Subscription, city of country, One year, in advance, credits......... Old Subscription, city or country, Two years, in advance, credits........ Two six months' count as one year. Above figures give total credits on subscriptions, more to add. Nothing This is the largest credit offer during the Salesmanship Campaign and to receive these credits subscriptions must be in the Press office by the end of each week. Credits may be held until the close of the campaign. In Gold As Specials For week ending Saturday, Sept. 27, at 8 P. M., we are go- ing to give as a special reward to our sales to the Saleslady and to the bring in the most money. This offer will be repeated for week ending Oct. 4, and week ending Oct. 11, The receiving of one or more of the specials does not pre- vent you from participating in one of the Grand Awards. DR. TURBIN GERMAN PHYSlCiAN Who has visited this county for 'the past twenty years, will bo again in Sheboygan, Friday Oct. 10 j at the GRAND HOTEL Hours 9 A. M. to 8 P. V. ana tvery fourth Saturday thereafter. Free Consultation Are You Nervout Daiponuent. Duty, UebUJUt- cd. Tired Mornings, Llfolesi, Eaally Fatigued. Excitable, Irritable, Hoi- Ion-eyed. Haggard Looking, Sleep 'Have you Poor Memory, Weak Back, Sunken Checks. Kinil Breath. Heart Flutter, CJntarrU. Lack of Energy and Confidence or no Ambittpn CRINARY, KIDNEY AND BLAD- UER DISEASES Obstructions, Straining, Pain in. Back. Bladder and Kidneys, EQ-, Urged Gland, Nerrouanew, Swell- ing. BLOOD POISON. SKIN DISEASES Haifa. Uleari, Soro Moult or TLroat. Swollen Glands. MUCOUJ Copper Colored Spots. Rheumatic Eczema, Itching Burning Nerrouineis. the .second one would be far ahead In credits on the final count U is this fcatuto of tho salesman- ship campaign that makes tho out- come so uncertain. Anyone now in the contest can win In tho next weeks if a little hustling is done Tho nominations closed last Tucstia> so tho result rest among those alrcadv in. The rain of the past week has set b.ick so it Itself up all around Tho next week ought to show big results Tic the phone Pull every wire. Use over? frlendh aid Got >our frlondb busv You will need them all next week to win at the cncf Its a glorious battlo and the sales force aro on their tiptoes to cct a reputation The Wonderful Meritorious Awards. are IJaiassruatlon. uterine displace- pain In the back, and foal as if U were Impoislble for you to en- your troubles and still be obliged to attend to your household and social I will curcr you If your caae ourabln. I Treat OrcMy. Rheumatism, tula, "lea, Conatlpatlon. All RecUi Oiaeaaea, Stonncu TronWe S.iitfcum. Bplttlns 55. Catarra. Oaa. Qua wing, Nocvoui- Fluttering-. Skipping. BHlDBN palpitation. Pain ID or Shouldtr Blade. Short BTMth. Weak. Slnklnf. Cold or ir flptllaT Bwelllai-. RJwninatt.m. TbrobbtoK la Sxcluratnt or BpltUac. vtUTIB Runalnc 'Watery or Tallow- Kttor or iToppod Tjp, lib all eh or Catarrh. DootorTurbin If you cannot call, write OABBIOK BUILDING, CHICAGO. IN THE IA FAILS 10 APPEAR; FORFEITS FRIDAY When case of the state of Wisconsin Frank Brown was called in circuit court Friday after noon, counsel for both sides explain ed to tho court that the defendant had not made his appearance anc despite every effort made, no trace of the missing man could be found For tho first time in this cour in manv years, the formality o legal procedure in calling aloud the name of a party to an action, -who Failed to make an appearance, was employed Three times Judge Kii wan called the name "Frank F without receiving a re sponso 'i he coui t then ordered Undersheuff Herman Hinze to step to tho entrance of tho court room and cry three times "Frank Brown come in'o this court" Back fron the stairway then came the stentor ian notes of "Frank Brown come into this court" cried out three times in succession by Hinze Judge Klrwan then said, "that will do, Mr Sheriff, ho will probably not answer Milwaukee, Oct. ed of .is'-.uili and robbery, disowned by his f.uher. and fourteen >ears of n. fifteen sentence to bo served In the stato proved too Much for tho mind of Philip Van wlio'o short but thrilling c.i teei c.imo to a cuddcn end on Thins- he hanged himself, accord- ins to reports recehed from Warden Henry on Fridav Warden Towno the opinion that Van Kncon had become mentallv un- baranced Van Engon, icports from Waupun had been making threats for some tlmu and had been acting queerh. but the puson officials, be- that ho was only making an offoit to secure admittance to the Insane luni paid no attention to him On he hanged himself In a corudor. usine his hiispenders to cany out his deed. Van lOneon. on Oct. 31, 191S, while stopping nt the Wisconsin hotol ab 'Captain Gordon McDonald U S purchased a uniform at the Hurlov and Reilly Clothing store, re- quovtlncr that It bo sent to hisfoom When the salesman, Edward Fry. marck. armed the uniform. Van at the point of a gun. strapped him to a chair, donned the uniform and loft hurncdlv for Chi- cago, whote ho later captured, and in November he was sentenced to flftpen in the stato prison Brown was arrested upon a sort ous charge and his case was up s eral times for a preliminary hearing in municipal court Ho was flnall bound over Bail was fixed at J80C which it is stated was furnishec by his parents who reside at Mus kegon, Mich The cash bail wil be declared forfeited, but somo ac DR. JT. P. ZOHLEN 804 Michigan Ave. Special attention given to diseases of the heart, lungs and abdomen. PHONES Office 1M5-1 Rettdence 1085-2 ARE YOU FOND OP FERNS? Then you will surely realize that now It a good time to get a fern to cheer and brighten the home during the cold winter Stop in today and take one home, and as it grows and droops in long lace-like -rs, you will enjoy It more and more. Altman's Flower Shop GREENHOUSES: 2608 N. Sth St. Phone 1347. STORE: 707 N. Sth St. Phone 271. 1 The novel spectacle of. practically all denominations in Shebojgan county, working harmoniously to- gether under the leadership of Rev. Lewis H. Skldmore, of'Plym- outh .taking a census -which Is In- tended to bring In the largest fund informative data, for the accom- plishment of religions purposes ever raised in this county Is being seen today. Organizers, who are named sur- vey leaders are in every one of the seventy-two counties of the stite. Sheboygan is one of six counties In Wisconsin, which has been selected to take the first survey and the work of the remaining sixty-six counties will be put Into force after Us com- pletion here and In the other five counties. That means the success achieved here will be duplicated In other counties .which will be better equipped for the work, owing to It having been done elsewhere. "In other words, all eyes are on Sheboy- gan F. E. Wagg, of Madi- son, state survey leader, said re- cently, when he was in this county n the interest of the census. The work in this county, while under the direction of Rev. Skid- more, is In the hands of about ,wenty-five clergy and laymen, who are well versed in the plans needed 'or the survey Mr. Wagg when In the county saw many of these lead- ers and also visited the Franklin mission house, the faculty of the latter, taking an active Interest in he survey and are aiding it in every w ay. The religious survey here I1? a general census of the religious con- ditions and needs of the county as iart of the surveys being made by the Interchurch World movement of North America. The first part of the work consists la the organiza- tion of a county council. With that completed the actual census can- vase will begin. Rev. Skidmore has already visited many of the rural districts in the county and speaks highly of tee way that he la being received by those chosen to aid in their communities. "So cheerfully are those men and women giving their assistance that It can already be seen that the work will in the county. Every denomination in Sheboygan and the rural districts have been in- vited to cooperate in the work. Competent Investigators, satisfac- tory to all churches, will make the survey. The object to obtain a summary of all the facts relating to the conditions of every church in the cocmtr, regarding its finances, menaborship, whether growing, stationary or declining; whether it has a resident pastor; what families are included In its ministry; how often Us members are visited by pastort; what families are without pastoral oversight and other data. The surveyom will report upon church groupings, areas without Christian Influences; upon commun- ity centers and social buildings, such as lodges, granges, equity lo- cals and upon other matters which will throw light on the church prob- lems of today. This information will then be as- sembled together by the county council The findings will be laid before the leaders of the different churches at conferences where lo- cal programs to lit the ascertained facts will be worked out by common agreement. The training course for men inter- ested in boys, will begin next Tues- day night at eight o'clock at the Mead Hall. A series of eight lessons will be given such as: Troop Organisation, First Aid, Relation- ship Of Committeemen To The Scout Troop, Problems Of The Boys Of The 'Teen Age, Camp Craft, Scout Oraft, and Stories and Games. We have been fortunate in secur- ing competent .men as teachers. Sxecutive W. ji Davidson, of Mil- waukee, will speak next Tuesday evening on "What Is Scouting, It's Plan and Purpose." Other men of ;he teaching force are: Messrs. Wm, Urban, High School, Chas. Holbrook, O. Slehert, Harold Whinneld, L. Zabel, R. I. Marshall, Dr. O. Fiedler, H. J. Meyer, and GUB. Buchen. With, Day of Atonement, Significant To Jewish People, Observed Today Today is Tom KIppur, the great Jewish Day of Atonement It bo faithfully celebrated in all the Jew- ish synagogues, institutions and homes in America To its sanctity as the most important of the Past Dajs. there Is added a double elgnl- Seance for the calendar has brought Yom Kippur on the Jewish sabbath, making it a doubly sacred day, and it is perhaps the most tragic day of atonement in the history of ancient Jewry From their home in Pales- tine, from the shores of the Baltic and the Black from Poland and the frozen wastes of from every foreign land into which Jewish relief workers have pene- trated, the sad New Year message that comes to this country is ever the Jewry is per-shing." America is the only land In which the new month of Tishrl, the He- braic January, brings any joy to the Jewish population The year of 5680, reckoning from the day of Abraham on the Jewish calendar, dawned on September 25, the Feast Day of Rosh Hashonah. It was not a feast day for some six million starving Jews of Europe because every day for the past four years has been a fast day for most of them. So today's Yom Kippur fast will be all too easy for these millions to observe. The Jews in the war-racked oo tries have suffered more than any other people, and they are dying by thousands of starvation and dis- ease The Yom Kippur fast, will be little more than a continuation of the five year fast that has been the lot of the Jews in Europe Orphaned children and widows are continually being turned away from the overcrowded charitable Insti- tutions and food stations to die in the streets of Poland and nearby countries. The only hope that the great mass of Jewry will survive the coming winter depends upon Amer- ica. The fortnight between Rosh Hastionah and Yom Kippur is ob- served as a penod of repentence, during which the Divine weighs the earthly deeds against each individual before entering his Anal fate on the book- of judgment This >ear it is a period of deep sor- row as well for many American Jews. The records of Jewish relief agencies in New York show that several hundred thousands have tried without avail to trace their dear ones abroad who have been swallowed up in the chaos of war when communications were broken. These people are at a loss whether to hope that their loved ones are dead cr that it 1s their fate to face a new year of terrible suffering and sorrow Another sad phase of this ear's Yom Kippur will be the me- morial service for the dead, when almost every Jewish family in the stricken countries, together with many In will mourn the loss of one or more of their mem- bers. In view of the terrible situation abroad, Jews throughout the country have organized campaigns and drives to raise a total of In the United States under, the direction of the American Jewish Relief commit- tee, the Central Relief committee, and the Jewish Peoples' Relief com- mittee which are appropriately cul minating in many states with the beginning of the Jewish New Year tlon may be taken by the court dispose of the case in another man- ner. District Attorney Chas. Voigt appeared for the istate and Attorney T. M. Bowler for the defendant THE TEN COMMANDMENTS IN THE LIGHT OF TODAY Special Sunday evening sermons at Presbyterian church by the pas- tor, Rev. E. C Raue beginning this Sunday. This is the general subject for a series of twelve sermons which your pastor will give on Sunday eve- nings beginning the first Sunday in October. Introduction- "God and Man" (1) "A Law of Worship" (2) "The Image of Worship." (3) "The Use of Gods Name" (4) "Sabbath Observ- ance" (5) "Filial Honor" (6) "A True Regard for Life" (7) "Pre- sent Day Purity" (8) "Christian Honesty" (9) "Falsehood and I Truth" (10) "Contentment." Final- ly: "Jesus Law of Love." Are the Ten Commandments obso- lete' Are >ou living the Ten Com- mandments? Lets apply them- to our lives today, and then we shall see1 This will make an Interesting study, and all you have to do Is at- tend the evening service. Can we not double the evening at- tendance by Christmas? Will you help do it? 1C Jl 1C IB K 1C K H H 1C 1C .1C It 1 'Adventist Church N, 6th St. betwen Superior and Huron Aves. SUNDAY, Oct. 5, At P. M. Stereopticon Lecture on TfiE MARK OF THE BEAST OF REV. 13 la It? Can we know? We should know! An Ortho- doxy Exposition of Rev. 13. Cordial welcome awaits everyone. OF Mil1 TO m AT 1 teaching of tbU caliber, I am wre that those icttrested in the boys of our city cannot afford to miss one seision of If you are a Sunday School teacher you cannot afford to, miss securing this Information to take to your Sunday School class. If you have a boys' club, or are dealing with boys in any manner from the age of twelve to twenty, you cannot afford to miss getting what these men have will be no registration fee, everything is absolutely free It is open to any and all intereited. Take this as a pers9nal invitation to come, and bring a friend. Davidson is a wonder. Do not fall to hear him next Tuesday at eight o'clock sharp. THE NAVY CALLS YOU. If yon are thinking of enlisting in the navy get in touch with 'the Recruiting officer through the Sheboygan Press. The editor of the Press been named as district com- mitteeman, consenting to render what service he can in the endeavor being made to secure young men for the navy- All the necessary information will be furnished you at this office, and blanks provided for you to fill out. Uncle Sam is building twelve neT? ships in addition to those already in service and men are wanted. You will have an opportunity to visit all parts of the world. The Navy is a school, for all these men are to be trained and will receive pay from the minute they join. If a young man wants to see the world vaow that the war in over here is an opportunity. If interested drop a line for detailed information. Two of the largest stflol passenger steameis on the lakes have been purchased by the Goodrich Transit Company which has its quar- .ers at Manitowoc, announcement )eing made of the sale to the Good- rich line of the steamers the South America and the North America, owned by the Chicago, Duluth and Georgian Bay Transit Co. The North America is 259 feet .ong and the South America 291 feet in length and both are eulpped ror passenger service and will add to the facilities of the Goodrich line in handling the summer excursion BOELDT WIDDER. At 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Rev. Ed Schmidt of the St. Paul's churcli, unitod in m.u- rlage Miss Helma Bocldt and Otto Widder. The bride wore a silver tone navy blue suit with hat to match and her flowers were a coisage bouquet of tea roses Miss Alida WIddei. COUMII of the groom, who was was attired in a n.ivy blue blouse business. While no statement as to the plans of the company for use of the scats has been made it is possible that they may be used on the Chi- cago and northern run, through Sheboygan. The Alabama of the Goodrich fleet has had a winter wheel put on and vis ready for service. The new boats give the Goodrich line a fleet of nine steamers and a tug. Two boats of the line were disposed of by the company during the war DR. ZIERATH HONORED At the meeting of the State Med- ical Society held In Milwaukee Sep- tember 30 and October 1, 2 and 3, Dr. W. F. Zierath was re-elected councilor of the district including Sheboygan, Ozaukee, Manitowoc, and Calumet counties. The state is divided .into twelve districts, each having a councilor who iu elected for a term of six years. These twelve councilors are in reality the trustees of the Soc- iety. hit t m my SSSSffcttaS Eastern WiscorsmElft Company H. U. Kills. G, Mrr Photogratlj Studio 223 N. 8th St, next ti Crocker offlca. OPEN EVERY DAM Pictures taken evenlnjj [3 appointment Large standard photographs (m foldtj usually sold for pnce, per dozen. GEORGE SJttTLDi I; A nn u al Shootiij DUCKS, GKESEI suit with hat to match and her SfP4 NFRRKKh nlnli- nn m .OX i MJllMllJU] ers were pink carnations Elmer Boeldt served as man. At a wedding dinner served to Immediate relatives, the home of the bride. The table was decorated with roses and car- nations. The bride Is a popular young lady having taught in tho St. Paul s Luth- eran school for tho past six years. Mr. and Mrs. Widder left on the train for an extensive honey-jj moon trip. Upon their return they will mnko their home at Kohler where the groom holds a position with the Kohler Co. ATTENTION SOLDIERS! A If there arc any soldiers have not received a copy of the bonus blank, the Press <f bo glad to supply these blanks, having a quantity In stock, which just reached us from tho state. HERWIG BROS Howards Road Sunday, Plan to be on a jt good time assured SAFETY FIRST. Henry Ford the oil'J to one of his workmen' keep your temper, mv Hove me, nobody Ladies Homo Journ il THE FIRST TIME. [By United Press 1 New Whitlock, new- ly appointed ambassador to Belgium, assumed the rank of ambasador to that country late yesterday when presented his credentials to King Albert in the royal suite at the Wai dorf-Astorla This is the first time in history that an American diplomat present- ed his credentials to a foreign mon- arch on American soil. EX-SERVICE MEN. A large supply of state bonus blanks has been re- ceived by the Home Service of the 'Bed Cross, second floor, Post Office building. They will bt furnished or filled out for anyone calling for them. DUCKS GEESE Get a or Goose TOMORROW AFTERNOON Frank Zavrl's South 8th St. The term "machine politics" has been traced to Nathaniel Haw- thorne. Superintendent of Schools J. G. Walvoord returned this morning from Madison where he attended the state conference of superintendents at the capltol building October 1 and 2, andxthe state conference of sup ervislng principals and superintend- ents held under the auspices of the University extension division at the Wisconsin high school October 3. Both conferences were tery suc- cessful according to Mr. Walvoord's statement, and were well attended by delegates from every part of the state Value of anthracite coal as a fuel was determined In Pennsylvania in 1808. KINQ FLIES OVER NEW YORK 4 .i, (By Associated Ptess) New Albert of the Belgians flew over New York this morning in a naval hydroplane, piloted by Lieut. Com. Thomas B. Hasner. When the king alighted he said enthusiastically, "It was a grand spectacle." A REAL calamity, a lost slice of bread-and-jam, when the bread is Muhs Butternut Bread The loaf so good little folks love it more than cake. You know how children thrive on bread-and-butter or bread-and-jam- You know how good it is for them. Here's the true Home-Loaf you have been waiting for the bread an nourishment. Ask your grocer. FRED MUHS BAKERY 1128 Geele 568< attheai _ logical pennant [close to 1 pdd ftta [places 1 OB 1906, _ began series txA th ibe Cincl nth chom ting the ntUsndan RS 87 gai i serlps tl on von _. In th ha- I J180 fetchlnK t IB an p< thor dc that t to A i rs for ti ilio