INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS, SEPTEMBER 11, 1919 PAGE SOt f' Why Have FIGURES OF AMERICA'S PART IN OATMEAL AND THRIFT WAR PASS ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS GAVE IMPETUS TO Tractor Troubles! YOUNG'S CAREER Col. Leonard P. Ayers Prepares a Remarkable Statistical Summary Showing Comparative Cosls in Men, Money and Material LUBRICATINGthe for All the Countries Engaged—Cost the United oil is inexpensive the cost of a States Is $22,000,000,000. burned-out bearing will pay for the lubricants necessary to keep machine in order for months. chine guns produced to fhe end of 1918 Washington.—The war cost the The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) manufactures was 227,000. United States directly about $22,000,000,000, The Browning machine guns are believed or nearly enough to pay the three lubricating oils for tractors— to be more effective than the entire cost of running the American corresponding weapons used in any government from 1791 up to the outbreak Heavy Polarine Oil other army. of the European war. For every American production of rifle ammunition hundred American soldiers and sailors amounted to approximately 3,500,000,000 who served In the war with Germany rounds, of which 1,500,000,000 two were killed or died of disease rounds were shipped overseas. during the period of hostilities. Stanolinkl Tractor Oil The number of rounds ot complete The number of men serving in the artillery ammunition produced in armed forces of the nation during the American plants was in excess of 20,000,000, war was 4,800,000, of whom 4,000,000 compared with 9,000,000 served iq the army. Extra Heavy Polarine Oil rounds secured from the French and These facts are set forth in a statistical British. summary of "The War With In the first 20 months after the declaration Germany," compiled under the direction of war by each country the of Col. Leonard P. Ayers, chief of British did better than the United the statistics branch of the general States in the production of light artillery, staff of the army. One of these three is the correct Write for "Tractor Lubrication," and the United States excelled This summary, just published by them in producing heavy artillery and oil for your tractor. which you will find a Colonel Ayers by direction of the secretary ROY A. YOUNG. both light and heavy ammunition. valuable reference book of 100 of war, is a complete review of At the end of the war American production Our Engineering Staff has prepared "Thrift and Oatmeal" are the nourishments, America's participation in the war pages and we believe it will save of smokeless powder was 45 physical and spiritual, on a chart showing which one against Germany condensed into less per cent greater than the French and you many days of tractor idleness which, by his own confession, Roy A. than 150 pages. It is a detailed summary will give the best results in your British production combined. The Young, newly appointed governor of with the resultant money loss. of American military operations, American production of high explosives particular tractor. The nearest the Minneapolis Federal Reserve bank, and yet the long statistical tables was 40 per cent greater than was reared. Mr. Young will assume Standard Oil representative will It's free to you for the asking. usually found in official reports are Great Britain's and nearly double that the governorship October 1, when entirely lacking. be glad to show it to you. Address of France. Governor ifheodore Wold becomes a Col. Leonard P. Ayers is the only officer Out of every hundred days that vice president of the Northwestern from civilian life who has risen American combat divisions were in STANDARD OIL COMPANY National bank. Despite the rugged regime to the position, of chief, of a division line in France they were supported by of his youth, the oatmeal and of the staff. Before the war general their own artillery for 75 days, by thrift supplied by his Scotch father, lie was a director of the Russell Sage (Indiana) 910 S. Michigan Ave. British artillery for five days and by CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Mr. Young told war savings workers He was chief statistical Foundation. French for one and a half days. recently that it required the first Liberty of the peace committee. After officer 1781 Loan to crystallize the early In round numbers, America had in his here he received the distinguished return thrift teaching into an active principle France 3,500 pieces of artillery, of service medal. of his mature years. "The seeds of which nearly 500 were made in America, Some of the Figures. thrift had been sown years ago," said and Americans used on the firing summaries AMERICANS TO Some of the statistical he, "and the national necessity for line 2,250 pieces, of which over 100 PROFESSIONAL CARDS in the report show: saving that came with the war started DAYLIGHT SAVING TO STAND were made in America. considerably The war cost the United States that germ to functioning." Airplane Production. hour more than $1,000,000 an IFTAM BDMBN This, he said, is the theory on which BE PROTECTED President Vetoes Bill Providing for When the United States entered the for over two years. war savings work must be carried on. Its Repeal. war the allies made the designs of AHw—y aft Itmr America's expenditures in the war Thrift teaching must be implanted Washington, Aug. President their planes available to Americans, 16. (Mice over ©. M. @arr & Co. were sufficient to have carried on the and investing in government securities and before the end of hostilities furnished Wilson has vetoed the bill repealing Revolutionary war continuously for International Falls, must give effect to the lessons. Minnesota the daylight saving law. from their own manufacture more than a thousand years at the Mr. Young came to the Minneapolis The President said he returned the 3,800 service planes. U. S. Warns Carranza Murders rate of expenditure which that war Federal Reserve bank as assistant to bill without his approval with "the Aviation training schools in the BR. H. H. IHRIG actually involved. the governor nearly two years ago, Must Stop or Policy Will utmost reluctance" because he realized United States graduated 8,602 men Dentist During the first three months expenditures after long experience in northern "the very considerable and in some from elementary courses and 4,028 Be Changed. were at the rate of $2,000,000 Michigan banks. About a year ago he respects very serious inconveniences Office «rer Holler's Confectioner? from advanced courses. More than 5,000 a day. During the next year they was made deputy governor. His elevation to which the daylight savings law subjects pilots and observers were sent Biter national Falls, Umneion averaged more than $22,000,000 a day. to the governorship followed the farmers of the country." overseas. MEXICO MAKES REPLY For the final ten months the daily the resignation of Governor Wold. Declaring the pressing need of the There were produced in the United average was over $44,000,000. Mr. Young will be the second govern J. J. HADLER country was for production by industry, States to November 30, 1918, more nor of the bank. Governor Wold has The total war costs of all nations the President said he has been than 8,000 training planes and more been head of the institution since It were about $186,000,000,000, of which UWXXR obliged to "balance one set of disadvantages than 16,000 training engines. was established. the allies and the United States spent against another" and decide The American air force at the front Claims That Americans Take Chances International State Bank Building. two-thirds and the enemy one-third. which was the most serious for the grew from three squadrons in April to for Gain in Isolated Districts and The three nations spending the country. 45 in November, 1918. On November DULUTH HAS FINE PLAN greatest amounts were Germany, Promises Increased Protection LAWRENCE'S PHARMACV 11 the 45 squadrons had an equipment Great Britain and France, in that order. —Life Is Held Safe. The Rexall Store of 740 planes. Advance on Petrograd. After them come the United Copenhagen, Aug. 16.—An advance Of 2,698 planes sent to the zone of S. N. Rubin, States and Austria-Hungary, with substantially Prop. on Petrograd by anti-Bolshevik forces the advance for American aviators, Washington, Aug. 16.—The Carranza equal expenditures. which it is hoped will be decisive is 667, or nearly one-fourth, were of Competitive Sales Campaign for International Falls, Minnesota government will not be permitted The United States spent about oneeighth announced in messages received here American production. War Savings Stamps. of the entire cost of the war to import further arms and from Helsingfors. The attacking American air squadrons brought NORTHERN MINNESOTA and something less than one-fifth of munitions from the United States forces are commanded by General down in combat 755 enemy planes, the expenditures of the allied side. Judenitch, whose Russian volunteer for the present at least. while their own losses of planes numbered HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION The total battle deaths of all nations Prizes Are Offered and Services of trcops will be supported by Esthon- only 357. in this war were greater than all Dr. C. C. Craig Phone 22. School Childen Enlisted in American divisions were in battle Washington, Aug. 15.—Warning that deaths in all the wars in the previous Dr. Elizabeth Monahan Phone 223 for 200 days and engaged in 13 major Thrift Work. there would be a radical change in the hundred years. Train Hits Auto, 5 Killed. Dr. Mary Ghostly Phone 301 operations. policy of the American government regarding Russian battle deaths were 34 times Lima, Ohio, Aug. 16.—Five persons From the middle of August until the Hospital Phone 7S Mexico if the Carranza government as heavy as those of the United Interest is being aroused throughout were instantly killed near here when end of the war the American divisions continued to fail to protect Office over International State Bank the Ninth Federal Reserve district by States, those of Germany 32 times as an automobile in wMch they were riding held during the greater part of the Americans in that country was contained Phono 155 great, France 28 times and the British the plan of War Savings Stamp sales was struck by a Western Ohio time a front longer than that held by in a note sent to the Mexican International Falls. Minnesota 18 times as large. campaign that is being followed in Traction car. ""-The victims had been the British. foreign office. Duluth. Originated in that city by attending a Catholic pilgrimage at Most. Infantry Suffered In October the American divisions The Mexican reply, dated July 28, James H. Harper, chairman for southern Carey, Ohio. In the American army the casualty held 101 miles of line, or 23 per cent of signed by Salvador Diego-Fernandez, St. Louis county, it has been JIQTEk rate in the infantry was higher than the entire western front. in charge of the department of foreign named "the Duluth plan" and is expected, Approves Export Corporation Bill. in any other service, and that for officers In the battle of St. Mihiel 550,000 relations, and dated July 28, says as it develops, to bring new Washington, Aug. Senator 18. was higher than for men. Americans were engaged, compared among other things: The Minneapolis Dollar-Hotel fame to that city and its thrift Edge's bill authorizing the creation of For every man killed in battle seven with about 100,000 on the northern "Mr. Charge d'Affaires. The note workers. corporations for financing American 250 MODERN ROOMS were wounded. side in the battle of Gettysburg. The which your honor was pleased to send The Duluth plan is a competitive export trade in Europe has been approved in Hentof Basinets District Five out of every six men sent to me on the twenty-second instant, advised artillery fired more than 1,000,000 sales campaign. Live business men ONE PRICE—ONE DOLLAR by Secretary Glass, in a letter hospitals on account of wounds were me of the instructions which you shells in four hours, which is the most of Duluth have contributed money for sent to the New Jersey senator. ETMOPMN MATS RO* TWO NRSOT«$I .BO cured and returned to duty. had received to notify this department intense concentration of artillery fire PRIWTDMTH, SHOWS* AND TOILET EXTRA a newspaper advertising campaign and Pneumonia killed more soldiers than COMPLETE SAFETY that if the lives of the citizens of the recorded in history. an additional $1,025 to be distributed 1,282 Tubs of Butter Seized. AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS were killed in battle. Meningitis was United States in Mexico continued in The Meuse-Argonne battle lasted for in prizes to those who do the best •Chicago, Aug. 15.—Twelve hundred AND FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION the next most serious disease. state of insecurity, and if murders 47 days, during which 1,200,000 American a work as stamp and savings certificate 1 INSURANCE RECORDS SHOW THAT NEVER and eighty-two tubs of butter, valued The British sent more men to should continue because of the unwillingness HAS A UK BEFCN LOST IN ANT SUILMNQ troops were engaged. salesmen. at $55,000, were seized by federal authorities 'PROTECTED ST AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS France in their first year of war than or inability of the Mexican Duluth has been divided along the here at the warehouse of the EVERV ROOM HAS MOT AND COLO RUNNING we did in our first year, but it took government to give adequate protection, lines of its 50 voting precincts and a WATER. STEAM'NEAT. ELECTRIC UOHT AND Central Cold Storage company. Prior TELEPHONE SERVICE. England three years to reach a the government of the United woman chairman, in most cases one io clamping on a publicity lid, the district States would be compelled to adopt a strength of 2,000,000 men in France, Orphaned fawn Adopts who headed precinct work for the woman's attorney's office announced a survey and the United States accomplished it radical change in its policy with regard committee, Council of National Man as Its Guardian of ail food stocks was being contemplated. in one-half of that time. to Mexico." Defense, has been chosen for each of Before these lists were In the physical examinations the The reply says. Americans take these districts. Each chairman has compiled no raids on hoarders would Williamsport, Pa. George chances in going into isolated districts states of the middle West made the one salesman for each 50 registered •:e attempted, it was said at the time. Hummel, a resident of Liberty, in Mexico, and concludes: best showing. Country boys did better voters in her precinct. •Ttvca'jo is the food capif.l of the while fishing at the head of than city boys, white better than colored The general campaign will run from Surprised by "Menace." fl'ui'.d," R. Mi.roy, assistant district A. Gray's run, heard a fawn bleating and native better than foreign August 15 until December 15. When "I believe I have made clear the attorney, said. in the woods up the mountain born. school reopens an auxiliary campaign true situation and the possibility of side, and upon investigation Most of the troops who sailed for will be conducted in public and parochial the Mexican government giving daily oame upon a strange sight. France left New York. Half of them schools of eighth grade standard increasing means of protection to life BETTER DENTISTRY On the ground lay a dead doe landed in England and the other half WRES'i LTrtlG PARSON \U ARItfiY and under. Prizes for the schools ^11 and property as it evidently has done with a dead fawn by her side, in France. be victrolas and musical intruments, and its undeniable desire .to secure while a live fawn stood guard Of" every 100 Americans who went to be the property of the school. every class of guarantees within the Soldiers Thrown by Chaplain Currie FOR LESS HONEY nearby. The live animal had over, 49 went in British ships, 45 in While native bo*n Americans are national territory. In view of these Of Second Division Promise to worn a path where it had trotted so eareless with their money'that the America'n ships, three in Italian, two facts, the menace embraced in your Go to Church. around the body, of-the mother. government has found it necessary to in French and one in Russian shipping note has surprised the Mexican government, There w.ere no bullet holes institute a thrift campaign to induce under English control. all the more so since it seems With the American Forces in Germany.—Chaplain in the carcass. Mr. Hummel had them to save, foreigners in^this country American cargo ships averaged one strange that it should be exacted that E. S. Currie of the some cookies in hris pocket $5.06 realize the value of the good old eren-»in depopulated regions human complete trip«every 70 days anil troop Second division has become known which he fed to the little fawn, U. S. A. dollar to such an exterft that Plftlfljl .... 1 ships one complete trip every 85 days. life should be protected in a more per* among the American forces on the and the animal followed him they are going "back to the old country" The cargo fleet was almost entirely feet manner than in thp most populous GUARANTEED WORK Rhine as "the wrestling pai$5n" in home, apparently content that it and taking with"themBas- many cities of the most cultured countries, American. It reached the size of 2,600^00 his go-te-chnrch campaign, whiph he 10 YEARS had found a frientf. Mi?vHummel dollar as the customs regulations permit. where bloody crimes often occur deadweight tons, and carried inaugurated recently among the soldiers. reported the case to a* game without the respective governments tie Europe about 7,500,000' tons of protector and Is caring for the "Everywhere in the world -people CET OUR ESTIMATE FIRST thereby becoming'the object of severe cargo. Chaplain Currie h^s been gpfting on fawn. are bidding h^h for American money observation*" W*rk of Engineers. an exhibition in iSeutesdorf every and credit, whi^ .we, right' at home, Speeinl attention to American engineers built in France night the last few weeks, and eaah *e ttpoving our money ajomd and 333 new skip berths, 1,000 miles of us man hp throws'promises to indyg th&fciftg.as little ef it as if^it weip GJfcT* Bravery Win*. standard gauge track and 538 miles of Alsace Free *Qate Beari. tooth irs ether sekfieas to acseaayuy hfaa Wo 4 not* the aonnflest' money in th$ ^orld, Richmond, Mo.—Miss Bftsa May narrow gauge track. VMontpal.-aJ. Ckojletf* hair aqpL A. to eharch^the Sunday' following tfie iW to answer any and with greater buying power than the Bowers, ''i sixtee: teen *years oM, of Richi, The signal corps strung in France beard o&neadj half a ynt»ry's gro.wth wrestling match. of aqy.otlyar eountrr." M. E. mond, recently earned* $18 in K" 100,000 miles of telephone and telegraph feU^to the fleer of a basfeertriwhop hfre 9fce eeeteets hwe keen hfld. in. th^ «, ninth district"*War Sa*fegs thaWras unusual bnf£she will probably* .wije. when the reteran«ef J£e FraacoJProa* iLeotesdocf ptayflDjasei. Chaplain Ou' MS. MORCAQSS director, said* 'It is high time CLARKE spt no fashion for other sixteen-yearold !r?or to'the armistice 40,000 truoks slan war of'18W.di^secp4 his TOW riefbas^feeen tg*ing^te£dJffggnt aio£r we realized what gofd numey our were shipped&to the forces in Frtfoce. girls to follow. While out walking of 48 yeps neter to have his hair Irm the Third* ba&aUqp of tie- Sixth Union Dentists Ameripajr money is. Then^ntase^of she saw a young wolf at the eotrapce Construction projects in the United cut nam Alsace-Lorraine was redeemed io marinesN eaeh*nlgh£. Reports the us would attend at once to saving it. of a den tftdafter for her grandfather1* States cOst twice as much as the Panamp from the Prussians. Mr. Ohollet chaplain's offifce of the .Second division Mere of us wjouid save this excellent canal, and construction overseas help erawled into the den, capturing left the shop with a close-cropped say mat Chaplain Carrie has money for the future by instating it Bemidji ^on nearly twice as large a scale. single-handed the mother wolf head andan imperial after the style been winning about 75 per cent of in W&r SaYiqpe Stamps and Treasury and five little one|. The entire number of American ma W1 of Napoleon KL ,,i_, the matches. 8avings Certificates.' JJ,. Ai'R