anj j-rmany has not been invaded,
rut jn 'ndustriea ran be immediately
lster of Fore&!nR '"r?" "r,,V
.cially that the aAZ?,n "al'1
ed 135,000.000,000 n,t"''-tl0n "' J
the Indemnity of :5.rtOT.u, ,
Added to this flpure. the tr.t.-U
amounts to S39.ooo.000.000. The
popuration of Oerman u approxi-
mntely 68,000.000."
This means that the war debt of
each Frenchman Is more n
while that of each German Is less'
than 09. I
should have ajsr o?
to Ileal skin iroub!e3
Minor sUin troubles itchin patches,
K's f rash cr redness so e.:!y tc
vc!op into serious, stubborn alTecticns,
that every l.o:;ie-makcr should hive
Kefinol Ointment on hand tjcieck tht IU
l:t fure they pi t-ihe upper hand. Wc : i c
unnicnd Resin:; I fortius with thentnios;
c?nf:Jcnce because cf its harir.i ess ingre
dients and its success in healir.? eczema
Mnd sit.tiiar serious skin diseases.
V;oni (timiMnt n an exceHmticaitr .ing
e lr vflmra, bunt mnd Btul.iiorn
Vectrrtfvn rtmmwt. Sold brli omuT '.
WAR WORK LEADER DECORATED
'1
, v-,v
1 X, "
Times Want Ads One Cent a
Word Use Them
mm t fm mi-r" -
Views of ceremony at which Joseph Lee, President of War
Camp Community Service, was decorated with Distinguished Ser
vice Medal by Maior-General Clarence R. Edwards in historic
Boston Common. Standing with Mr. Lee in the larger picture are
one officer, who received the Distinguished Service Medal, and a
prottp of enlisted men. each of whom received the Distinguished
Service Cross for gallantry in action -with the Twenty-sixth
Division.
According to the diet specialists,
ycu will be all right if yon don't eat
any starchy foods and also let non
ararchy food severely alone.
