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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-07
DOPEY DAN AND LON
It's a World of Give and Take.

who claim that he's tn original guy
who first put tn fists" in pacffsts. an
absolutely refuses to have 'em took out!
''ln short. friends. a pacifist is a all
round safety player. an when peace is
in tn land should be highly commended
for complyin' with tn rules, but any
pacifiism when tn rest of his country is
sheddin' its life's blood oughta be sent
down to Occoquan an never let out!
please don't think for second that
an a tough problem to solve, but tn
sooner folks get right down to cases an
make themselves realize that In TIL end
it's just a liz old world of give an take.
twill be just that much sooner that
everything will be lovely an tn goose
viii hang high! Gimme tn spot now.
Fred,
You'll often hear some geezer moan things
20 his way.
He does his best an loses rest to make his
efforts pay.
1t seems to him that other guys get every lucky
break.
But wonder IL he figures it's a world Of give
an take:
1T rully makes difference how hard you work
If You play the game one-sided it's a cinch you
won't get by.
You've gotta get it in your bean when strivin'
That IN principle of all success is formed on
give an take.
Some fish start out at early morn with argu-
ments pitched high.
Yet when you sift their hot-air down there's
nothing left hut l.
Which in itself kills any game, matter what
tn make.
An especially if it's governed by tn rule of
give an take
"A frail might like a 'mackerel's' stride, his
soulful, dreamy eyes.
His swagger clothes, his Crecian nose. his cooin'
love sick lies,
But If she's got nm ounce of gray before she
makes III break
She'll put tn pest hard to tn test an prove his
give an take.
AN SO it goes In every walk. no matter who
you are
\ plutocrat. diplomat or some ou.-s.andin'
star
You've gotta put yourself out some for tn other
fellcT's sake,
An keep it shut tight in your nut it's world
Of give an take"
DOPEY DAN.
Note.-Lon says if It's so that every
lii animal an insect has a certain
dooty to perform, tn mosquito an TIL
moth sure got handed onery jobs when
they left tn home office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-07

| Dear Folks:
! I certainly wish you could-a been
! over to tn Chauffeurs' Club last night
| an heard Lon deliver his discourse on
"Th' Automotive Engine in tn Great
| War" TIL kid sure come over big with
| some turrible tellin' facts an deserved
| every bit of tn tremendous applause
that was handed him at TIL windup.
However, he'd no sooner finished his
mastery effort when a liz red headed
mechanician in tn rear of tn hall,
takin' advantage of his privilege of
askin' TIL speaker questions, hoped up
in his seat an shouted at Lon, Hey,
friend, what's a pacifist?'
For a second tn kid stood flustered
but after gettin' on TIL outside of
couple O. pints o. water, he motioned
lowin':
why. pal. paciffst is a party who's
plumb nuts about peacei a peace
maker, One who's kept busy tryin' to re
store amnity between Contendln par
ties or nations, \ calm an mild
watermelon who wouldn't unloosen
himself from two-bits 70 see tn great
est scrap on earth. A guy who's been
so keerful with his own personal train
in that he can hiss hell at va between
his teeth in such a way as to make you
think he was singin tn Rosary IN
other words. a velvet kind o persiin-
mon who has utlilzed ms spare mo
ments cultiVatln' IN art OF SUPPRESSED
emotion. an by suppressed emotion l
mean tn direct antitheSis of sponta-
neous combustion, but if you can
handle antithesis Of spontaneous COM
bustion, suppressed emotion means this:
You don't do somethin' you'd like to do
which would-a made YOU feel better
had YOU did it.
or instance. 4 multi-millioqaire'
only Kid pulls a getaway with tn
oasbiar IN -. ,,,ovin, nicture concern
1870. .a,st,, ~, ,ast,, old nI,Itocrar
~ te,,,a So ,ratby maj he nearly has
~ ~ ~ 80 49, ~ traigb.Tay cuts
nHui ol,iioa 9 a.. $50. bicb 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-07
AUTO TRANSPORTATION
TO Be GIVEN A TEST
War Department to See How It Com
pares in Cost With Sending Men
and Supplies by Rail.

The War Department proposes to find
out definitely how much help 1t can OBJ
tain in transporting men and supplies
over the highways instead of by rain
On October II six two-ton trucks will
leave the post quartermasters ware
house at Atlanta. Ga. These trucks will
carry loads of supplies needed at their
destination. At the same time special
passenger truck will transport sixteen
soldiers with their guns, ammunition
and full field equipment from Fort Nc
Pherson to Fort Oglethorpe. The jour-
|neys will be made under careful OBJ
servers so that a complete record of
the time and cost of the trips Will be
obtained. This information will not only
include the facts relating to the actual
runs, but also the time and cost of
loading and unloading the supplies.
weather and road conditions and the
behavior of the trucks While lnforma-
ton obtained from such runs. conducted
after all conditions have been carefully
considered and provision made Tor
meeting them, is not more than gem
eral indication of what can be accom-
pliShed under everyday conditions, 1t Is
distinctly valuable in these days, when
express embargoes prevent the eXpe-
ditious shipment of goods in many
places and freight moves at a sluggish
rate.
The War Departments runs Will be
made over a section of the Dixie high
way, a route which that department
has found particularly available, in sec
tionS. for the transportation of military
supplies. When it was projected very
few persons foresaw that it would be-
come of such military value, and the
counties which have been improving it
have done so for the usual purposes of
peaceful life. But there are many parts
of the country where such routes do
not exist, and this condition has led
the Engineering NeWs-Record to make
the following comments on the high
way situation:
There is imperative demand for a
thorough study of the highway situa-
ton. 1t may lead to the conclusion that
federal highway board is needed
compare BILE to the railroads war board
Ito place our highways in a position
to be operated at maximum efficiency
as a relief for railroad congestion. II
one further word is needed to point the
urgency of the situation, one needs only
to recall that upon our entrance into the
war various agencies Were discourage
ing continuance of highway building.
Now we are awake to the situation. We
know that foodstuffs that should go to
Europe may rot on the farm for lack
of adequate transportation, and that
our fighting strength overseas may be
seriously affected because OF the diff
Guilty of getting munitions from the in
land factories to the seaboard. Under
these conditions action is necessary
and the first step. SO far as highways
are concerned, is the provision, through
the office of public roads or otherwise,
for an immediate careful survey of the
situation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-07
QUICK RUN IN ELECTRIC.
Washington to Baltimore, One Hour
and FortY-Three Minutes.

Claims made for the speed and dis
lance ability of the electrically propell-
ed vehicle were sustained last week
when John A. Sterrett. accompanied by
II. r. Waters. G. A. Lewis and r. B.
Basham drove a Detroit Electric from
this city to Baltimore.
The party left Washington at $50
am. and arrived at Chase street at
11:13. having made the run in one hour
and forty-three minutes, showing q
consistency of speed that must have
been maintained uphill and down. The
return trip was made later in the aft
ernoon in Q tribe less time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-07
MUST LEAVE MASCOTS BEHIND.
War Order Based on British Ban on
Dogs or Other Animals.

United States troops sent to England
for additional training, such as the
engineer and artillery units already
there, must leave behind dogs or other
regimental mascots. according to or
ders issued by the War Department.
The admission of animals to England
is forbidden except by special permit,
and after some correspondence with
the State Department, Army orders
were issued showing that the military
attache in London had declined to seek
further permits and directing that ami
mails taken over be brought back on
the same transport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-07
From Akron to Boston.

The Goodyear Company has inaugu
rated line operating between its fac
tory at Akron, Ohio, and Boston, Mass.
hauling tires 20 its eastern branches
and returning laden with cotton fab
rio from Goodyear, Conn, a trip of
1,540 miles.
Three round trips have already been
made. the last of which was accom-
plished in seven and one-half days.
The truck used on these pioneer
trips is fve-ton Packard of standard
motor and chassis, fitted with a spe-
cial body. Behind the drivers seat is
a special sleeping compartment the
width of the truck cab, containing a
bunk. used by the two truck drivers
In relays. 1t might be supposed that
sleeping on a motor truck would be
somewhat difficult, but the cushioning
qualities of the 3SX7 front and 44x1O
rear pneumatic cord tires, with which
the wheels are fitted, render the
| sleeping quarters quite comfortable.
| The load-carrying portion of the
| truck is of stake body. covered with
a large tarpaulin bearing a large sign
| reading "Akron-Boston Express" A
44x10 tire carried on the end gate
serves both as spare and an exhibi-
| ton tire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-07
Helpless Five Years Ago.

If the present railroad freight con-
gestion had developed five years ago
business would have been helpless.
However. all this is changed today.
The motor truck has developed side by
side with and relieved the railroad in
the short haul" field. 1t is really an
ally of the railroad. doing it's bit" to-
ward maintaining the equilibrium of the
great transportation world
Only in the short haul field have
motor trucks up to this time OPP
Grated as feeders" to the railroads.
Yet, for some time the establishment
of motor transportation lines not con-
fined to short hauls of twenty-five to
seventy-five miles. but covering routes
of hundreds of miles. has been pro-
posed. In fact, not only has the opera
ton of lines maintaining regular
schedules. night and day. between
cities, been visualized. but has actual
" been transformed into reality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-07
MOTOR TRUCKS DOING
BIG SHARE OF HAULING
Come to the Relief of Railroads IN
Time of Freight
Congestion.

The unprecedented volume of freight
which common carriers have been sud
denly called upon to transport, in some
instances involving an excess of SO
per cent over last year. has been the
i'll wind that blew the motor truck in
dustry good. Viewing the ever in
creasing number of trucks engaged in
inter-city trade. one cannot help real
izing that he is witnessing an early
stage In the development of new trans
portation methods in this country.
There are. of course. many limiting
factors and progress is of necessity
slow and tedious. OF primary impor-
lance is the question of roads. 1t is
conservative to say that there are few
roads in the United States that are
fully adequate to the needs of motor
transportation of the future. But mo-
tor truck hauling is here to stay and
these road conditions will gradually
be improved to permit new transporta-
ton development.
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Bic bDberen 0Naiierraten.
;sir bic StaOt jeseutrH iie cine Rebr.
.inHabme bon $4,000 per Subr.

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9entibes 9beater.
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sert" nit Sireftor Sd)mio in Der
Sauptrplc.

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ite&n @tliam q. &euter as prIs
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bent, uno 2SObn q. 2angmeuO, GmIl
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0nabenfrift bic z. Janmar
Bis ani Graders nus greseIm Der.
idJ,uiubet an jenem Sage Der
Sreilund.

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Isbte 5srrHin 1T, an nsihem Der ssrtir
Iunh 5u ben 9inssn ssbSren miiB.
bic eetpefen iinb. Bon Dem gann ftnb
isbO9 prsbel urb Grader befreit. 90
gang Iun4loS Dirb Der GuH9fisre
bemnah ni1t ieiR,
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tDolts tpurben geitern bic 9lnfInqen
bes Sobtfdloss gegen g2t6oIos
BaIfb i.rs gpriI @aIf5 un6
Sarrp GabtIl nieoeraeihlaaen.
Die bret fDaren befmntIiA ongefagt,
gelegentli1 einer @uto gaettiabrt,
Die iie am 10. apriI 1917 unternab.
men, an Der Waoiion Jioa6 ben 19.
iabrigen Stdnlep llneerbiibler iiber
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5u baben oaB er baI6 6araiif itarb.
Die glnfIage gegen gabia fparbe ME.
bereefhIagen, neil 6erielbe in bic ar.
NEE eingetreten lit uno ii6 iest in
5ruufrei4 befiioet. 9ie Anfloae &C,
gen RihoIas 8nIib ir. bagegen iuur.
be nieoergei6lagen, I'M ibm Die sc.
legenbeit 81 nehmen, 6ieielbe oils
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tGr6ienit ansnfiibreH uuo i'm ,SaLle bes
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lie 5an1ilie llngcrbiibIers bat ge.
gen jeoen Der orei @enannten Sd,n.
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neroerI.
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bon sSobn Chill; BeriouaIien $1,000.
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perpalter pon Ole 3. 9rpant; Ser.
ionaIien S94i.
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ipaIter BON Gbarles SaIpfins; 9rttno.
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term bon a6oIpb ". ainsIie; Reriu-
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ftrederin BON Sattie 0arbp, Nerio'
nalien $1700.
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ter BON a0olpb gfabIer; geriona'
Iien $4,000.
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Itreder bon angliita Wtas; 0runo,
eigentbum $4,000.
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pcrpalter Don 2cua Gbriitine Strob.
maier; BerionnIieu $4,000.
gerfdie6enes.
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fIngte cine !SDpOtbefforoerrns iiber
422.04 segen 8it)aro arS 5rene
gtaeeel elm.
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9irr slpe., Der uegeu SffenbaItens
feines @eihaits an Sonrtag, i'm
Stabtgerift sur 9ablitrg BON $25
iunS Soften perrrtbeiIt tporoer III, bot
seitern gegcn Sries llrtbeiI Seruilihg
eingeleet.
@eargaret gcrcSicrS bat cine Ser.
MISUNDERSTANDING iiber $4,000 &C.
gen bic 5rupeIers Sniirance Go. Don
Sortforo. Cont, eirgeflagi
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eamr- Sirabe bon brei Rsgsru iiber.
fallen, pdattOorasI6Ingen uuo INN 81
beraHbt. Yer qOli5ei gelGns es, eines
Der GfrabenrGuber blbbuft at fperoen,
n's 90 Sabre aIten Hegers sycbn @lo.
rer. 3oc On Rrunt Strube. Rifter
Ilerdnoer Derurtbeilte ibn Su brei
ytOnaien @rbeitsbaus unO 800 @elbs
Itrafe. sic e ebtnfalIs abarbeiten muh.