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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1917. THE EVENING ENTERPRISE POUGHKEEPSIE, Y. SPURT TAKEN IN SALES OF LIBERTY BONDS Million Dollar Mark Is Pas^d and Sales Are Still Growing in City and County. BANKS MAKING GOOD SHOWING Millerton, $3o.a00: Millbrook, $1'37,00\0; Pawling, ?2n,000; Pine Pongtikeepsie and Dutchess County are m aking a m o st satisfactory show ing in the purchasing of Diherty Bonds. A total purchase of $1,041,350 w o rth of bonds was reported this m o rning. In tfhe county outside of Poughkeepsie the L iberty Bond p u r chases have am o u n ted to $379,150. Y e sterday alone there were purchased bonds to th e value of $175,000. Colonel Archibald Rogers, chair m a n of the finance com m ittee of the Ilutchess 'County Home Defense Com m ittee, reported today the purchases of bonds in the villages: Amenia, $3,000; Dover Plains, I7,0o:o P lains, $16,500; Red Hook, $lS.eno R h ineheck. $69,950; Hyde Par.c. Si2.70fi; W appingers Falls, $40,00'), m aking a total of $379,150. Increased -interest was shown am o n g the people of th e county towns and the farm hands and employees of large estates are taking a hand in •fhe L iberty Loan business. In the town of Hyde P a rk the employees of CrumWold. Col. Archibald R o g er’s estate, took out SS.Oon w o rth of the bonds and the employees of the V a n derbilt place took out a sim ilar amount. The following shows the num b er of subscribers and am o u n ts of subscrip tions taken through the various banks on Tuesday, the am o u n ts previously, reported and the totals at the clo^e of banking hours Tuesday afternoon showing subscribers and am o u n t: Tuesday's fi.gures—F a rm e rs' Bank, 5. $12,000; Saving Bank. 22, $67,500; T ru s t Company. 31. R1S.700; FaHkiU, Bank, 30, $18,350; M erchants’ Bank, 2.3. 831 . . 1 5 0 ; F ir s t Xatic-nal. 141, $ 22 . 7 .=c; Atwater. Foot & Sherrill, 9. $2,700; Tuesday’s total. 261, $173,150. Previously reported. subscribnrs and am o u n t—-Farmers' Bank. 252, $165,000; Pongbke^p.sie Savings Bank, ?-5, $ 61 , 0 0 0 ; PmiGrhkeepsie T rust Com pany. 3-50. .$162,350: Fallkill Bank, .$ 150 , 2 0 0 ; M erchants’ Bank, 148. $1.36.4.50: F ir s t Xational Bank. 1021, $139,850; A twater, Foote Sherill, 115, $63,350; total, 2.221, $.8-7S.2nO. Grand total. subscribers and amount.—^Farmers’ Bank. 257, OfiO; Savings Bank. 117. $123,500; T rust Company. 3S1, $181.0.50: Fallkill Bank. 270, $168,550: Mercb-ants’ Bank, 171. 8167 , 600 - ; F ir s t X ational. 1162. Sl>62,6O0: Atwater, Foote & Sherrill, 324, $05,050; total, 2482. $1,041,350. MANY AM B ULANCE U N IT S TRAIN AT BIG CAMP “SOMEWHERE IN UNITED STATES.” L ieutenant John C. Loclcwood, one of the chief m edical officers. It is expected th a t over 2,000 m en will be in training at the camp within a short NEW YORK COP GOESI^NCE Martin S. Owens, Honor Man Selected for Am bulance Work — Astor Pays Salary. New York, June 13—Acting D e tec tive Sergeant M artin S. Owens, New York’s ideal policem an has been selected from 700 applicants to drive the am b u lance which the Honor L e g ion wll shortly send to F rance. Ow'ens is 33 years of age, has been a m em b er of the police departm e n t for 10 years and has a perfect record. iHe v i l l w e ar his police uniform in France. Vincent A stor will pay his salary and all expenses while he is in Europe. MEMBERS TAKE NOTICE. A sk about our plan to handle Lib erty Loan Bonds on the partial pay m ent plan. Tuesday, June 12th, is the last day for June paym ents. Home C o -operative Savings and Loan Association. j 9 - i s - 3 t E n V ^ Beautiful Hair. Have It! Don't -envy the woman wliose h e h falls in soft, shimmering ripples that seem to take years from her age. Hair of this beaafiful kind is possible for nearly -every woman. Treat your bair the Pompeian <way and your friend^ will immediately remark, *How soft and beautiful your hair lobfcs.” Pompeian H A IR Massage is a pure andier liquid. Not Oily. N ot sticky. Will stop IkmdmS and Scalp Itchings, To get quick results, roll the scalp tiie Pom peian way (carefully desicribed in booklet endosed widi every bottle). T,he massaging of the scalp wakes ^ the roots of ^ e hair to new life. This massaging also opens the pores of the scalp to the wonderfully stimulating liquids in P o m p e ian H A I R ■ md itay healthy, vig orous and attractive. Pompeian HAIR Massage cannot discolor the hair. De lightful and dainity Get a 2Sc, 5 0 c or . TODAY a t the store, and prove to yourself the quick results possible. ' MEN have applications at banber sho] the reliable ous P o m p e ian j M l GE Cream and Pompeian NIGHT Cream Adr. 7P. sage. Dandruff and Scalp Itch ing disappear. Your- hair will become and stay her’\’\ ' and dain to use. $l bottle Made by the re makers jof the famous Pompeian MAS- FALLS CENSUS TAKING B BRISK Local Woman Doing Good Work Under Suffrage League Man agement. T h e Industrial reg istra tio n bureau w h ich Is under th e m anagem e n t of the Equal Suffrage L e a g u e of W a p - plngers (F^lls opened on -scheduled tim e a t 9 a. m. M o n d ay m o rning w ith M rs. W illiam B rew s ter, -Mrs. Charles Rose, Mrs. -Gerald -Cunningham, M iss H e len M acauley, Mrs. M elham M o n t- fort and M rs. Theodore Dubois -as th e clerical force. W h e n th e bureau closed a t 9 p. m. T h e r e w e re over four hundred enrolled on the books of registration. DRIVES INTO DITCH. P . L. W lsner, the public garage owner here, to save a young m a n ’s life and p rotect ladies from possible -injury, drove his seven passenger touring car through a high fence y e s terday, landing in a deep ditch w ith only a good shaking up and a few m inor dam ages to his -car. If Mr. W lsner had not risked his life, u n doubtedly a serious accident would have occured. FACTORIES PLACE LIBERTY Sweet On- and Company’s overall shop is placing some thousands of dollars w o rth of L iberty Bonds. G a r n e r P rin t W o rks has already placed several. The S tandard Aniline P r o duct iCom pany will p lace m a n y dol lars w o rth In th e com ing week. PROF. ARTHUR DESCHAIRGED. ■E. I. A rthur, form e r principal of W a p p lngers H igh School, who re signed th a t position to qualify fo r a lieutenancy in the U n ited S tates 'Army, and was sent to P lattsburg 'Camp for three m o n ths’ training, has been honorably, discharged for disa- ibility. P rofessor A r thur passed the exam ination in New Y o rk City w ith flying colors, b u t failed to pass the endurance te s t at Platts-hurgh. - The professor had not entirely recovered j from the severe attac k of typhoid fever which he suffered last w inter. Donald iStrahan, son of M rs. H e n ry E. Duncan, of -Market street, who is a non-com m issioned officer at the Plattsburgh training -camp. Is u n d e r going the hardship of th e three m o n ths’ severe m ilitary discipline' w ith rem a rkable fortitude and gives a -glowing description of cam p life- Mr. and 'Mrs. Edw a rd M o n ahan, oi Long Island, will shortly m o v e into the brick cottage on -Henry street, off South avenue. Mr. and Mrs. M o n ahan expect to give a large house ■party and house w a rm ing to which a large num b er of new ly m ade friends and acquaintances will he bidden. A stra5vberry festival will -be given on the lawn of th e P resb y terian Church at Hughsonville tonight. There will also be on sale, cake, candy and ice cream . All arrangem e n ts are com p leted to receive and welcome th© deputation fnom th e 'Provisional Company of Poughkeepsie -this afternoon and eve ning, Many young m e n are look ing forw ard to enlisting in the ranks of the preposed provisional Company of W a p p ingers Falls. L. L a n d e rs has purchased a 7 ■passenger touring car, Mr. Landers is a chem ist in t h e S tandard Aniline Product ■ Co. The Holliday residence, co m e r of S o u th avenue and Prospect street, w h ich is one of the handsom e s t in the village is being m ade m o re a t tractive by concrete w a lks laid on the grounds. P. R. Keeks, of Beacon, night F o re m a n at the Standard Aniline P r o duct Co., has resigned his position. P e ter 'Charles Di Gea-coni has pass ed his exam ination ai-nd is enrolled on the list of S ta t e M ilitia m en who are liable -to be sum moned a t any m o m ent for coast defense. T h e Ladies’ Aid Society of the ‘Pres'hyterian church will g iv e ' a straw b e rry festival on the M anse lawn June IS. The ladies of St. M ary’s church are contem p lating organizing a Ladies’ Aid Society of the church in th e n e a r ■future. W a p p ingers Falls,, June Johannes Von Seek, feeling u ltan t spirits, gave three Cheers for Austria; Is Sent to Jail 13 .— cheers for A u s tria while w a lking on the bridge th a t crosses th e outlet of W a p p ingers Lake and the patriotic egusion was overheard by a sturdy son of Italy who -bandied h o t -words with V an S e e k th a t ended .in a full fledged flight, which was interrupted by Chief of Police D a n ie l tLaffin. Von Beek was arrested and taken before Judge Joseph Lyons and tried on a charge of treason. Von Beek, who is a Hollander, disclaim ed cheering for A u stria. The case was adjourned until T h u rsday night w h e n Von Beek will again -be put through th e third degree and tried on a som ewhat dif ferent charge. H e was taken to the Poughkeepsie jaill for safekeep ing. Von Beek has influential friends in W appingers. JOB WORK THE ENTERPRISE PRINT^ BOOK WORK W A R I ab h o r , . And lye’t how siweet T h o sound along th e m archli Of d ru m and fife, an B roken old m o thers. D a rk b u tch e ry w ithoi W ith a soul— s ave th is 'bright d rin k Of heady m'uslic, sw e e t a s hell; An-d even m y peace abidilng feet. A n d yohder, yon d e r goes th e fife, A n d w h a t ca r e t fo r h u m a n life ! T h e tears- fill m y astonished < Anfl m y full h e a r t is lik e t o 1 Au'd y e t ’tis a l l em b a n n e red lies— A dream those d rum m e r s m a k e . Oh, it is ivickednies's -tc Yon hideous grin n in g i H idden in -m u sic, like a queen T h a t in a g a r d e n of glory w a lks. T ill good m en love th e th i n g th e y lo a t h e ! A r t, thou has m a n y infam ies. B u t n o t an infam y like th is. Oh, snap th e fife and still th e dirum. A n d show th e m o n s ter a s she i®. — -RICHCARD -LiE GtALLIElNlNIE (S e lected). and' -the w h o le ednes's -to clothe irin n in g th i n g th a t -stalks .L 6 ” ^ GENERAL CADONA. Italian* Com m a n d er-in-Chief, who is beginning a great offensive against A>ustrlans In- Albania. success. so far have m e t w itl a t - great CHARITIES’ CONFERENCE. P ittsburgh, June IS.—The las't day sessions of the F o rty-fourth Annual 'National 'Conference of C h arities aud Correotlon here w e re devoted to dis cussion Of problem s presented by .n- creasing -negro m igration into n o rth ern cities. Speakers a t the “round table ses sion” declared th e “On to tbe Cities” m ovem ent am o n g the negroes has as sumed large—^r|3rha.ps th reaten in g — ■proportions.►portions. Thehe generaleneral “farew ell” T g tonight will be ■devoted SCENE OF THE GREAT BRITISH DRIVE. Map of th e B ritish front from Ypres, in Belgium, to A rras, In n o rth ern P rance showl-nj new B riti the previc __ ________ ^ 1 indicates the atack begun very iy yesterd-ay •morning, in which the B r itish have been com p letely successful. The en tire W yts-chaete salient has been -captured, the dotted lin indicating th e new B ritish front. The M e s s ines-W y ts c h a e te ridge, in dicated by diagonally shaded area, dom inating th e low country for m any m iles around, is entirely in B ritish hands. W ith it w e n t W y ts c h a e te v il lage, M essines and O o sttaverne. A r- attlefi'eld fi of A r- M essin es anc 2 fndi-cates th e hi ras, w h e re on April 9 the B ritish b e gan th e first of th e ir s prin ring offensives, storm ing Vimy ridge in a m a n n e r sim ilar to th a t In which the M essi- g offensives, m a n n e r !-Wyt'&chaete ridge was taken. ,nk line indicates the present STATE GRANGE TO BUY BONDS Edwin Knicker'bocker, of State Committee Goes to S5Tracuse for Meet ing Today. Edw in Knickerbocker, form e r sup ervisor, from Stanfordville, ■passed through Poughkeepsie today on his w a y to S y r a c u s e w h e re eis a member of the executive com m ittee of New York S tate •Grange he -will m eet night w ith his fellow com m itteem en. Ira )SbaTp, o-f Lew is county and B. C. William-, of Gennesee county. It is the purpose Mr. K n ickerbocker says to Invest >ppe half of th e funds of cb« S ta te Grange in Ldiberty Bonds. Tbe am o u n t will be several thousand dol lars. The m o n ey is held in banks in •Rochester, Syracuse, Oswego and W a tertow n . BAKHMETEEF REPUBLICAN RUS SIA’S FIRST AMBASSADOR TO AMERICA, ‘ * Aocord'ing t o a Petrograd. dispatch 6d M ay 8 and held up by the cen- received this week from London, P rofessor Bakhmetef-f, who beads R u ssian com m ission of forty now coming, via J a p a n , to this country, has been appointed A m b assador and E n voy Plenipotentiary to th e U. S. H e will also have charge of all industrial, financial and w a r supply m a tters. Boris Alexandrovitch Bakhm eteff is a typical Am erican in everything but th e post of Am b assador to th e United birth. No R u ssian is b e tter suited for S tates by training, tem p e ram e n t and experience than B akhm ete )f perfect English, the represents the highest t; p e a k e r Am erican Institutions, expert o-f first rank, Incy not only Am erica. adm irer of economic new env( in Russia, hut in 'S r - MOTORCYCLE RUN JULY 15 Purpose is to Prepare Men for Possible Ser vice Under F e d e r a l Government. E n tries from all over the Hudson Valley are now heing received for a m o torcycle run to he beld Ju ly 15 from Yonkers to Albany and return.. The event, whi-ch is being held to give motorcyc-liste an opportunity to thoroughly acquaint them selves w ith th e ir m o u n ts during the course of a long run, so t h a t should the necessity arise, th e y could join th e ranks of the federal governm e n t, is under the guidance of George A. Ellis, S tate Gommiss'ioner of the F e d e ration of A m erican M o torcyclists. • The m o st consistent riders in tihis run will be awarded, prizes and the aw ards will undoubtedly be very a t tractive ones. Various cities along Iready se entries. * T h e proceeds of the event will be turned over ^ to the Am erican Red 'Cross. Any m o torcyclist is eli gible 'to enter In th e run and all nam es of tentative riders should be sent to Comm issioner Ellis at his address', 57 C a rolina avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. JFFICE OF DUTCHESS O CLERK Poughkeepsie, N. Y. NOTBOB is hereby given ■“the Organlz^ations of Public W e lfare I panel of Grand and T rial Jurors W o rk of a S tate.” Governor 'B-rum-- a ttend the Trial Term of the County haugh of Pennsylvania, Lowden of Court, to -be held at the C o u rt House, Illinois, and -Manning of -South C a ro- in the 'City of Poughkeepsie, on the lina, will speak, 2nd 'Monday of July, 1917, will be draw n a t this Office on .Tuesday, the 19th day of June,^ 1$'17, at eleven o’clock in the forenoon. •Clerk. WELL ESTABLISHED Is the face that our repairing de- lartment ’ work.*} wonders on genera] epeirs. Prices reasonable, consistent with good work. ZIMMER BROS, tf Lted June 12, 1917. p[,fr|viT?Y N. W'rN)C'H®3TKR, County Wilson To Open Rose Fete Tonight P o rtland, Ore., June 13.—^Ttie an nual 'Rose Fe-stival will he formally- opened tonight, when P resident W il son, a t th e W h ite House, presses an electric button j;urnlng on thousiands of electri-c lights at the festival c e n te r in 'Portland, 4,00-0 m iles distant. In keeping w ith the spirit of th-3 times, the festival Which closes F r i day, will -he in the form of a huge patriotic dem o n stration. -Civic, business and patriotic ganizatlons from num erous N o r th w e stern cities are represented by m arching clubs for the various, p a in the iOourt of P a triotism , su r rounded by a lavish display of roses, stands a large' replica of tbe Statue of Liberty, ma'de entirely of flowers. A patriotic pageant, in which the grow th of hum an liberty from the granitlnig of the “magna charta to th-3 present wll-1 be symbolized, is :but one of m any Interesting features of tbe Confirm Class at Christ Church Friday T h e re will be a ser-vlce of Cortfir- m ation Friday evening, June 15, a t 8- o’clock a t C h rist Church. Dr. Buroh, Suffragan Bishop of the Diocese of New York will confirm the class. Insanity and Pyromania. It used to be considered a possibility for an insane person to be a pyromanl- ac and exhibit his insanity In no other way than by setting fire to places, but this has been disproved, so much so th a t any firebug who pretends to py rom ania impulses m u st have other in sane history , o r he cannot pass m uster among alienists as perm itted to swin dle insurance companies with iiretense of Incendiary irresistible inclination.— W ashington Post. SIMON K BROnW R IffS FROM mm Is Doing Duty as a Den tist for French Wound ed With Equipped Auto, SEES VICTORY FOR ALLIES The following letter is from Dr. L, R. King to his brother, Sim o n King, of this city. Dr. King, a s - t h e letter states, is doing dental w o rk in F rance for the wounded. The l e t t e r follows; “Ju s t a few lines to let you know th a t I am still in the land of the liv ing (although th e dead seem -to bs gaining quite some ground)\and try ing -to do my little bit for the “blesse” o-f F rance. A rrived in F rance on M arch 3 and have been working ever since then. S-pent three weeks- at the A m erican A-m-bulance H o spital at Nenilly, Paris, while my m ilitary papers were heing m ade out and then took Charge of the A m erican Dental Am-bulance U n it w h ich is stationed here in Arc. It is voluntai'y work and th e re is no pay attached to the thing and I am .under the Am erican Am b u lance in iFYance. This is a very p retty E-ttle place. Arc, and in peace tim e s has a popu lation of about nine hundred. Now the population of the town has been cut down considerably for w a r has reap ed Its harvest even In A rc-en-B a rrois. 'The country surroun-diing is m a rve lous and short walks disclose many p retty spots. The h-ospital itself is an English tem p o rary affair and was a chateau o i ^a F rench Duke -who has kindly offered It to the hospital ser vice. T h e l-and-s -a.hou't com p rising about 132,000 acres are also p a r t of tbe ho-spital property. Beautiful country. My work is coming along very well and I am havi-ng plenty to do. I have a beautifully arranged Buick auto w h ich has been transform e d into a dental operating room and it sure is a m arvelous little place to work in. W o rked in the hospital proper for a short while until tih-e w e a ther settled but am now fully established in my ■car. A t the present tim e we are aw aiting a trainload of -about fifty or m o re Wess-e an-d thinks will he hum m ing shortly. The hospital holds about two hundred and fifteen beds and hles‘S6 and we have quite a staff. W e have an Am erican surgeon am o n g st the staff; also a -couple of Am erican nurses. W ell, I s e e 'th a t you are now plung ed headlong in to this catastrophe and I b-ope soon to see the g reat e f fects of the entrance of tlid United S tates into th e world war. Surely we need you all and we are depending on the States to do the final work in putting down -German “K u ltin.” We need your food, m o n ey and am m u n i tion and needless to s-ay your men. A million m en are going to m ake a vast difference to the final outcome and it Is going to cut Bhort the length of thJ w a r although a t •present it does iioU look vAry much, like a quick e n d i n g The G e rm a n s .are afipearing to b J very, very strong despite th e ir short J age of food and th e SETench a n d Eng-T llsh, although fighting hard furious, are n o t m aking th e advanced expected. I cardShi s a y t h a t I am op J tlm istic about th e m uch heralded of-| fensive although the gaudvalUed arm y f are putting up th e g reatest fight id history. The, Gmunans are .hoM lhd and tiheir w o n d e rful m ilitary d f a e i J pllne is showing iteelf in lu l l.p o w rig h t now. IV h en th e y appear tp-,J| dying they conge up w ith a good dT of life. I really th in k we will m u ch w a ter flowing under the b -rll before they are dri.ven fa r b j Therefore t h e states m u s t come to I ai-d a n d h i t th e final blow. Your f a supplies are going to- land a gfl •ways and i t Seems t h a t G e rm any c J not be starved out w ithin two ye* The iRoumanian fizzle certainly' a feather in th e ir caps. By t h e \ about forty arm y au to trucks pasB through the town yesterday bqi| for Alsace so one of the soldiei us. Eiipeoting great doings ii B elport region shortly. Howd by this p a r a g raph you would, s i th a t I am dow n -hearted about t h e l suit. Not so. T h e re js only o n e * suit and th a t m eans the ruin o f l G erm an miliiLary S tate although doubt if we will ever get on mu<J G erm an soil. Have not h-een feeling partlcil well here although I am en jo y in i w o rk and place very much. T h J although fairly good, has n o t .£ ■eeing w ith me. I guess the c l | diet is affecting me. The ; rath e r heavy and rath e r diri from the air of t h e eastern s t a i | ho-me. I am living a real outdoi nowadays except at night ; th e n m y bed is so close to t h e l dow th a t I m ay justly say th a t I outdoors. We have quite so m e l here and at tim e s it rains contiq for a w e ek or sC. T h e “blesse” (wounded) are derful hoys and deserve all t h a l can do for them . cerq have been through a ' “bit.” stories are yery w e ird and m a k e s ! shudder. I am glad \10 be am<T them and doing my \bit.” Sorj cannot do more. How are the children. Kiss : both for m6. I am longing to 1 them and have their pictures oh | old fashioned m antlepiece in room. If you have any late ones s i them on. Would love to see th j | W rote M orris some time a m em b er me to the folks and give t h J all m y best wishes. W rite m e - give me some news of y o u rself and ^ country in general.” *' W ith Love, agr< of ( Registration in Dutchess Count; There were 7,631 persons re g iste r c l under The state m ilitary census a r l ran-gement in Dut-cihess County on t h « first day of registration. Special attention w a s called to t h J good work of the H e b rew s of th e clfyl by Miss Wooley of th e Y.. W. G. A. A | ecial committee consisting o f l lorge Albert, Joseph 'P e rim u tu T ,I George G. -Sal-berg, Ely Elting, Isaac I Isaacs an-d E. Levine took charge o f l the work. - I Today will he a special -Polish Ddy I at Col-umhus Institute. ^FO UNDED 1856^ ^HILE the prices of everything seem to be going up in the air —^we have adhered to our es tablished custom of always giving value. Our Summer stocks of everything Men and Boys wear, priced on the basis of,the cost of ma terials prevailing a year ago, when we . planned this season’s production, are , the embodiment of intrinsic value. B rokaw K hothehs 1457-1463 BRO A D W A Y AT FORTY-SECOND STREET NEW YORK Spring Cleaning Stirs Up Germs You have not finished cleaning until you have protected your home against deadly-- disease germs. Summer disea,ses vvill soon he with us. “ Safeguard your health by using daily AcniM 6»Iiine in your garbage can, sink, toilet bowl, etc. Acme kills germs and destroys odors instan,tly. Endorsed by leading health authorities. \War Dept. TJ. S. Government uses it in the Army. At your grocer and druggist, 15c. Refuse all substitutes. . Insist on Acme because it is always fresher ajid stronger. DISINFECT NOW
