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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-30
CAUzA DOMOLI-
rel IN 0FENSIvA
De: Philip Simms,
United Press Correspondent.

Gu armatele engleze in Franta,
28 Aprilie (intirziat). - in mod
practic, sapte parti din opt, din
diviziilc germane de pc frontnl
de, vest an intrat in actiune, fie
In Somme, fie la Iyce. Aceasta
Sc pOate contSata din ziua de Il
Martie de cind Hindenburg STA
domolit ofcnsiva luata oil alta
inversunare la inceput. Cam 35
de diviziuni an fost aruncate
contra aliatilor pc ffoAtul de
nord, 81 cam 100 pc celS de la
sud. Pentru ca vre-o dOuazeci~ din
ccle 205 divizii inamice de pc
frontul de vest, MI sunt in stare
sa lnpte, e foarte lamurit ca ma
joritatea Germanilor dcja au lu-
at parte in ofensiva.
Asa sc explica slabirea lupte-
lor. A doua dovada mai poatc fl
81 faptul ca golurilc in rindurilc
de pc linia de foe All fost umplu-
te eli recruit abba sositi de la de-
ponrilc de recrutare, 81 Sc poate
zice ca Sc fac incercari de al de-
prinde ell greutatile razboiului,
grcutati carl pentru veterani nu
pareau asa de mari.
Sc pare Cd contingcntnl anului
1919 este deja intreg pc linia de
foe, lar eel din 1920 astcapta or
dinul de chemare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-30
CRONICA...

&-acum cfnd uent timpM
Ca sd nj .ic un rdmas bun,
Sd M credeti cd-mi pare ,Tu
ca nam putM sd md rdsbun
Pc lichele, haimdaale,
Ca sd-i due pc la ic00nc,
Sdu sd le trag o tr1nteaM
Ca sd simtd la ciolane.
Da de nndc? Gu secdturi,
Gu cd!elusi de dou6 nsi,
Cine std sd-sii puie mintea
Sd le tragd an frecnsis
Oameni micii 81 mari lie patimi,
Cdtei carl ldtrd la lund,
Jacre carl Sc flecdreascd
In salodne cind s'ddund,
Derbedei 81 incurred lnme
De ci,td este Mmen an f0st,
81 de mergi cu ei la lege
Jlanlea sice Cd estit aa4iarost-.4a~s..
ORR dacd iti zine cheful
Sd-i ie-i de pdr sd-i tirnniesti,
TOatG lunea iti ga zice
Ca te 'njOsesti, te murddrcsti,
Asa ca Il lasi Sc urle
Ca pe-nn pr0st sdu un nebun
Pleci 81 Vdsindn-tt de treabd,
La ce-i buni Sici nn rda,as ban.
DIRAC
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-30
RUSSIA MONARCHIE?

COPENTLAGA, q Aprilie Tin
tirziat). - Pc cind de la Pctro-
grad nu s'au primit tclegrame
de citcva zile, rapoartele din Fin
landa annnta ca in~capitala RI,
sici bintne rascoale serioase. Tot
astfel circula svonuri ca marele
duoe Alexis Nikolievitsch, finl
fostuini tar, a fost proclamat dc
imparat, lar marele dnce Micha-
cl Alexandrovitch, unchiul san,
va fl seful provizor al guvernu-
lni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-30
OLANDA CEDEAZA
GER MANIEI.

LONDRA, % Aprilie. - Olan-
da eedat pretentiunilor germa-
ne cu privire la transportarea
trupelor 81 aprovizionarea Ger
maniei Gu nisip si pietris, totusi
intelegcrea este ca cantitatea a.
cestor matcrialc de constructie
va fl limitata.
Sc zice ca Germaniei lisa ce-
rut ca 81 nu intrebninteze pietri-
sui si nisipul, in lncrarile de raz-
boiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-30
NUMARUl PRlS0NIERl.
lOR GERMANI.


AMSTERDAM, % Aprilie.
Conform celor publicate de ziarul
Vorwaerts, generalnl von Ris-
berg, pe cfnd vorbea inaintea co
mitetului principal din Reichs-
tag, q anuntat ca pima Ia 81 Mar
tie numarul Aermanilor lipsa Ia
APPEL q ajuns la 664, 104.
zicea a. din acest numar, 236,
/ 676 xerau prizoneri in Franta
| Ii9,000 III Anglia 1b7 900 III Rn-
|lij n 4 flili b sstul ae pot
sodot d eorl 4 fle dug
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-30

PARIsS, 28 Aprilic. - Comnni-
catul Official, annntat All dupa a.
miazi, zice:
I'm decursul noptii an avut loo
mari lnpte de artilcrie la nord
dc Avre 81 in regiunea dintrc
Lassigny 81 Noyon. La nord de
Observation-Disclosures am dat d0la
rate reusite aslppra doua linii
germanc 81 ne-am reintors Gu
d0nazeci 81 cinci de prisonieri.
,,Francexii an rcspins atacurile
germane, date dupa mari prega-
tiri de artileric, la northwest de
Rheims 81 in sectornl st. Mihiel,
la Luneville si in padurea lie
Pretre. Mai multi prizonieri an
ramas in miinile noastrc.
,,Pe restul frontnlui noaptea a
fost calma.s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-30
G E R M A N.
a1aGBAyA NoAPTxA.

BERLIN, Via Londra, 27 Apri-
lie (intirxiat). De Ia cartierul
general al aryatei germane sd
dat All noapte ,irmAtorul comu-
nicat:
,,Alte portii de teritor din
Flandra au fost lasate de En-
glexi n miinile noasfre. Am reu-
sit "a ne impingem linia incit =
cur merge al IA sud-vost az
n 1egeaseFnl pfiak ~ S51orsr,-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-30
REGIMENT AMERI.
CAN DECORAT.

On aE1natels Americana ia Lo-
rena, s. Aprili1. Regimentnl
No. l04 a PRINT crucea de fier
All dupa amiazi intr I'm deal situ-
at Ia cfteva mile inapoia transeie-
lor, pentrn bravllra en- care a ii
mt pept atacurilor date de Ger
mani IN padurea Apreanont (scc-
forul Toun, timp de trei zile on
Iincspere de u 1O' AptIlie.
~ Acests ste primnl Retim ment
nm ente \ ipffl 81 y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-30
All NOAPFE.

I,ONDRA, 2S Aprilic. = Ur-
matorul comunicat Official s'a dat
azi noapte de la ministerul de
razboi:
,,Rapoartele anunta ca inami-
cul desfasoara nm atac aproapc
de Locre (sasc mile 81 jaanatate
la sudvest de Ypres.)
,,Artileria protivnica a ibom-
bardat aspru pozitiile noastre de
la Ypres".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-30
PRELUDIUL UNOR
LUPTE MARI.
De: William Philip Simms,

Gu ar1nata engleza in Flandra,
20 Aprilie. - Francezii din re.
guinea KENNEL, earl toata- noap.
tea all fost bombardati, raportea-
"a 0 inceperc 81 mai violenta a
tbombardamentplui. All diminea
ia s'a dat signalul ca artrleria sii
lie vina in ajutor, pc cind con
templau un atac mamie.
S'au mai dat doua signale la
fel 81 in regiunea Ypres, 81 mai
tirziu la Locre. Sa asteapta lup-
te grOzaye.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-30
COMMUNICATES
OFICIALE=


BERLIN, via Lcndra, 28 Apri-
lie. = Cartierul general german
a dat All nrmatorul comunicat o.
ficial:
,,Inamicul s'a retras pcste Ste
enbach.
Am luat suite de prizonieri
Belgieni 81 linglezi. Am cucerit
dealul No. 60. De asemenea am
mai luat ii satul Locre.''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-30
.SLANll4DIN Aust
RIA e REvOLTA.

LON'DRA, 20 Aprilie. - De-
monstratii anti-germane s'au ia
cut in Laibach - dupa informa-
tile primite de ,yBerliner Lokal
Anzeiger''. Slayonii all spart mul
te pravalii 81 casine germane, IA
cind pagube enOrme.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-30
F r A N CE Z.


PARIS, 2S Aprilie. - Comuni-
catul de razboi dat All noapte
de ,Francezi, zice:
,,Urmeaza bOmbardari violentc
de la Villers-Bretonneux pima la
riul Luce 81 in regiunea Gle la
vest de Nyon.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-30

Activitatea artileriei inamice a
fost domoala dealungul intregu-
lui front din regiunca Monastir
81 Cerma, unde artileria noastra
a tras intr'una focuri de distru-
gere. Asaltul dat de sectie Sir
beasca nimicit un post bulgar.
,,Aviatorii aliati All 1ntreprins
un mare numar de rate aeriene.
Doua aeroplanf inamice All fost
silite sa Sc coboarc pc territorial
nOstru."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-30
TURCiA AR vREA PACE.
De: Joseph Shaplen.
United Press Correspondent.

PETROGiRAD, % Aprilie I'm
tirziat). - In cnlda declaratiei
de razboi caucaziene, Turcia s'a
oferit din nou sd inceapa ncgoci-
eri de pace ell guvernul rusesc,
propunind ca negocierile sa ur-
meze in Trebizond.
Aceasta stire, - singnra pri-
mita de la Shaplen De pc la mil
lOcul lnnei - arata neobicinui-
ia intirzierc a stirilor trimisc
.prin cablu din Russia.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-30
SONGS SERIOUS
NEAREST FRONT


With American Red Cross boz Europe
PARIS. Doe 500 Tho soldering cf.
'rots ui warfare on American boys Is
unst shown hl Che SONGS they sing
so ,mbaraltou camps ON the sea-
coast u France. Cor away from the
'rHu. our boys sang the popular
0Hrs Ia. camps rcsouudrd with
Tpp,ay over There. Hall
Tail ,h, Gangs All Here and Pack
20 Your Troubles
1901 when fhe troops moved up %
'he camps Boo thp fighting zone.
lugr. uU back ot the front limo,
bees seemed t0 grow more thought
NI Then fup SONGS most popular
Ner. ola Black Joe "Tuting To-
night 0u fhr old camp Ground
just B.ors On. Battle Mother
.nt such uuE Uf sentiment
Ar t.a ver, front n the religious
services Heli while battles ragged our
American soldiers almost Invariably
called Cor \rarrr Ny God to Thee.
Rock off Age. 1ui Abide With
Nr
s singer just returned to Paris
.eI. ms fm' n Boz. experience he
found ,ne MOST popular song 40 the
Very .r.n NH. AhH. with Ne
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-30
TEN YEARS TURMOIL
IN EUROPE FORESEEN

arets ] said These times would
NOT like 90 have h.r cigarct bin 90
pay
Dee man was chamberlain o.
The car The iast tea years the ear
was czar lie 90 breakfast and
supper with the ear and s suppos
"l 90 Doe @ merry I0ker said uy
friend
Now be writes for newspapers
viii introduce YOU tu him
The cuunt-fOr SO he was took
my right mitt and squeezed 10 as
though be- wanted On, to vote for
u.u BOZ November Tor alderman An
yes ana yes yrsH r knew SOC
aud-s0 bon higaEo who owns .ir ron
works and hc knew so.Hl so
secretary and tl,se most .,rei.ent
American s.. and several other most
r.. Ier' ami charming americans
Dr. frequently HaI fea v-l arI
'o"HJ 'f. .' c1mrar culhi.
ail be- '..fs D.. -al. m.. chem
aEHIr
N .1u s..r aart .. rH..
.. H.v .U.lI wait .. Nl..
BE- g., letter .U. . there
.' estimate. 600 persons from
Russia aH. u.s 100 Nu..... and
900. -f. .." .Uu u.fa.
thousands scattered over sweden
.r. sim U... number Ia BIN.
au. waiting ... fh. uul hua.
s.f WAITING .0 tH Ia.. BOO Russia
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-30
View of Scandinavian
Writer Who Endorses
Stand of America.

CHkISTlANIA. Norway have
just talked with a liberal poliuker
lie is @ lawyer, but earns his main
income writing leader editorials Tor
q CAr.stiania newspaper. he had
Just finished an editorial titled
The Columbus Egg His mind vs.
troubled about national sclf-destrur-
zion % said .f will be ten wears d..
tore Europe gets Strengthened out
so that the children studying eeor-
-aphy can De- sure this months map
Will De- correct next month Tie said
thai President Wilson's projection
% This issue ~ national self-detcr-
minatiou into European politics was
The holdest cleauest political p'ay
that has ever been made 900 The
European Chessboard
BE voices the views ~ ma..
thinkers in north Europe
'lt IS fitting that America sBa..u
raise This issue. Boz went Ou Your
melting pot and rour race problem.
run down to the same thing a- th.
European problem 90 national ...t
determination AZ the bottom uf DO
al. in yr.r continent and ours
The old '. Htal strife ot language
trsdit.u. blood don't SNOW hos
Z WouIc .' make O. league uf Pa.
uuus WOO. You are thr on, nation
10 iuaul ...'. thg experiment ue..
tiny sat .re experiment must I.
tried critic next year 90 fh. meas.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-30
Let Australia Rule in
South Pacific Islands
Once Germany's, Says
Premier Hughes.
International Control Is
One of Plans Offered
at Versailles in League
of Nations Is Formed.


PARIS Dec 30 Three strong
voice. Iu the peace congress- viii on.
pose return nf GERMANY. former 90
orios ta Germany
Ihrs Gre the voices of William NJ
Hughes premier oi Australia. W D.
HHm Massey. pr'm''r ci N.N .,
i"Hd ana General lou. '..''. prem
ieI N' south ATTIC. hr'a- DI e..i.
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The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-30
Turkey Needs Corps
OF Expert Advisers

.I. Newspaper Enterprise A..'ul
LONDON I.Fnk pasha. grand
....I N Ig.E says ha country
.. public U.u capable 0f govern.
H. H.ufIUH O' nur dImruIfir.
H.a'. Boz fH at fho ouferfo p0vrrs
.I lW. IHIuo| ndminiEtrh.
.r. advisors hU said
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-23
RACE RESULTS
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

First Race St Bernard 109 tLll- ley), $149SO, s5S.50, $22 10, won; Bugle Call 109 Connolly, $7.50, s460, sec ond: Madrid 112 (Lapaille) $59o third Time. 54 4-5.
 Second Race-Kama 1O9 CSsnde), $40. s2S0, s2z0, won; David Craig no Connelly) sL10. $2.SO, second; Rifle, l04 (Willis). $i10, third Time 1:14.
 Third Race--AttOrney Muir 9i lDonahueG y73.60. $36.50, $l280, won; Dick West t1i (Dishmanl, sl1.i0 $57o second: Cruces l05 (Connelly), $500. , third Time, 1;49 5-5.
 Fourth Race-Escoba ll8 (Kederis) s270. $2.20 and out, won; Luck B. 112 lMcCabe), S3S0 and out. second James T. Clark los CConneIy), out third Time i-47.
 Fifth Race -Bribed Voter ll3
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The nominating committees named at the Business Mems League meet ing Tuesday night 10 select men tc fill the various offices in the organi zation, completed their work yester- day and present the following tickets to be voted on at the annual election next month:
 Red TicKet-For president. George A. Callahan; vice president. Dr IT F. Holland: treasurer, Milton Nobleg: board of governors. Charles Dodson w. ". Gentry Sidney Mutt, Charles Birnbaum. Dave Burgauer w. C. Maurice, Robert Nenl, E,H Bancroft and Albert Mendel
 Blue Ticket-For president Gas strauss vice president. Bob Jones: treasurer, Arthur Katz: toard Of gov ernors, Fl A. Jones. C. ! Horner. Joe klyman r \ Cockburn Bills An derson Tom Martin. Dr. A. H Tribble Lucien Ramseur and A. C Jeuniney
 -
 Southerton and Nunamaker. Yiug- ling and Ainsmith
 Boston CIpyeland rain
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CMooney), $84O. sf2O. $360, won; Manokin 1O9 CLunsford) $500, $40 Second; Sansymtng 1d2 ,CDonahuel, s54 third. Time. 1:49 2-5.
 Sixth Race-Guide Post no CShi!l- ing), $S5O, $40 $320. won; Baby Lynch 1O5 jLunsford). $290 g.. 50, second; Bit Of Blarney 93 (Sande) $370, third Time, 1:i9 1-5
 Seventh Race Safety First TOT (Barrettj SLIGO, $48o, $310. won, Little Bigger 102 CMajesucl, $3.70, $40 second; Pit 104 CMoone) $27O, third. Time, 2.0l 2-5.
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Fourth Race

Etruscan l09 tJackson), 30 to l. F to l, to l. won; He Will l09 (I McIaggarJ, even, l to 2, second: Sea iarer, inm.' l0j (BuxtonJ, , to 2, third. Time, 1;l4 1-J.
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Sixth Race.

ShanballJmore, imp. 11O CMcAteeD. 10 to l, to 1, 8 to 5 won; O'Dona- van imp, no (StirlingJ ' 10 5. 2 to 2 second Magnetic no G. McTaggart 9 to 2, third Time, los.
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Second Pace.

Golding. imp, % CMcGraw). : to 1. 2l to I won Woodthrush lgj (J. McTag- gart), { to 5 2 to 5, second: Elderken
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JAMAICA RESULTS.
First Race

Aunt Dlnah l09 Lyke). 4 Co 1. to s, to won Penrose 9f CErickson), to 2. out, second Sylvand l08 (Don), to 2, third Time log.
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Third Race.

Damrosch l15 UykeD, II to 5. to 10, out won; Flittergold ITO CBalU. to 1 out second Ballard 112 (Shut- tinger), out third Time I:4S.
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Fifth Race.

Achilles 107 CKelsey). 9 to 10. out "on' Trompe La Mort 105 CBuxtonJ ? to TO- out second; Conly two start ers). Time. 1.4J.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-23

You H00verize. when you order what you like, and like what you or. der Good things to eat at FrIsby's
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-23

loo CHouson) even, third. Time. .1:15 l-5.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Score by innings R.H.E Chicago
 00o o0O 0o0 GOO 0e-0 10 i New York
 900 900 900 000 01-1 2 8 \ Cicotte and Schalk. Thormahlen t1d Hannah
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-23
COMMITTEES NAME
 LEAGUE TICKETS
RED TICKET WILL BE HEADED BY GEORGE CALLAHAN FOR
 PRESIDENT.

The Nominating Committee of the Blue Ticket Has Chosen Gus Strauss to Succeed Himself as President of the League.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-23
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE,


 Score by innlngs. kHE Boston .........0O0 O02 l0o-3 10 | Cincinnati .....r0D 900 1Nl-2 12 i Fillinsim and Henry Schneider G. smith, Regan and Wingo
 Score by innings R.HE Brooklyn ......o00 GOO Ol0-l 9 0 Chicago ........000 00O o2x-2 g ! Cheney and Kreuger; Hendrix and OFarreu
 Score by innings R.HF Philadelphia 22o Oo0 0l0 00O-5 z Pittsburgh 900 o03 200 0oi-6 14 1 Oeschger and Adams: Jacobs. liar mon Cooper and Schmidt, Blackwell st Louis New York. rain
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Score by innings R. II E Birmingham ....000 GOO 0n3-3 z 1 Chattanooga .0l0 BIO 0ox-5 8 i
 Comstock and Hnl Lohman and Higgins
 Score by innings R.H.E Nashville -...l50 o20 20O-l0 9 7 Atlanta ...... 900 302 000 | i2 Q
 Score by innings R.HE Mobile ...,..... 2G0 loo ln0-4 10 | Memphis .......0lo 0o0 00o-i { [
 Bennett ana Coleman Fenuess and HargraYe
 Al Little Rock New Orleans. no game. team failed to arrive
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Score by innings

St Louis New York. rain
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Score by innings: R. F. F DeEoit ........ loo 000 020-3 ! e Phi Rdelphia ~ 900 GOO io0-i 3 2
 B land and Stanage; Perry. Mey- CTS Ind Perkins
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Boston Cleveland. rain
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-23

Southerton and Nunamakcr. Yiug- ling and Ainsmith
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Score by innings
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.core by innings.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-31

Many causes have contributed to
create the necessity for more in
tensive effort on the part Of our peo-
pie to save food in order that we may
supply our associates In the war with
the sustenance vitality necessary to
them in these days of privation and
stress. Tho reduced productivity of
Europe because OF the large diver
sion OF mnn-power to the war. the
partial failure of harvests and the
elimination Of the more distant mark
cts for foodstuffs thru the destruction
of shipping. places the burden of
their subsistence very largely on our
shoulders
The food administration has form
ulated suggestions which. II followed.
will enable us to meet this great re-
spousibility, without any real incon-
yenience on our part.
In order that we may reduce our
consumption of wheat and wheat pro-
ducts by 80 per cept--a reduction Inn
peratively necessary to provide the
supply for overseas - wholesalers.
Iobbers and retailers should purchase
and resell to their customers only 10
per cent Of the amounts used in 1917.
All manufacturers of alimentary
pastes. biscuits. crackers. pastry and
breakfast cereals should reduce their
purchases and consumption of wheat
and wheat flour to 10 per cent of their
1917 requirements. and all bakers of
bread and rolls to So per cent Of their
current requirements.
Mondays as We'll az Wednesdays
To Be wheatiess.
Consumers should reduce their pur-
chasers of wheat products for home
preparation to at most 10 per cent of
those of last year. or. when buying
bread. should purchase mixed cereal
breads from the bakers.
To provide sufficient cereal food.
homes. public eating places. dealers
and manufacturers should substitute
potatoes. vegetables. corn. barley,
oats and rice products. and the mixed
cereal bread and other products of
the bakers which contains an admix-
ture OF other cerea's.
In order that consumption may be
restricted to this extent. Mondays
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-31
APPROXIMATION

and Wednesdays should be observed
as wheatless days each week and one
meal each day should be observed as
a wheatless meal.
In both homes and public eating
places. in oyder to reduce the con-
sumption of beef. pork and sheep
products, Tuesday should be observed
as meatlese day in each week. one
meatless meal should be observed In
each day: while In addition. Saturday
in each week should further be OBJ
served as a day upon which there
should be no consumption of pork
products.
A continued economy In the use OF
sugar will be necessady until Inter in
the year.
Conservation Necessary to
Meet Neede Of War.
II is imperative that all waste and
unnecessary consumption OF all sorts
OF foodstufYs should be rigidly elimin-
ated.
The maintenance OF the health and
strength OF our own people is yitally
necessary at this time, ara there
should be no dangerous restriction of
the food supply: but the elimination
OF every sort OF waste and the sub
stitution of other commodities OF
which we have more abundant sup
plies for those which we need to save.
will in no way impair the strength
Of our people and will enable us TO
meet one of the most pressing obli-
cations of the war.
/. therefore. in the national interest
take the liberty OF calling upon every
loyal American to take fully to heart
the suggestions which are being cir.
culated by the food administration
and of begging that they be followed.
am confident that the great body
OF our women who have labored 30
loyalty In cooperation with the food
administration for the success of food
conservation will strengthen their ef-
forts and will take II as a part OF
their burden In this period OF national
service to see that the above sug-
gestions are observed .thruout the
land
WOODROW WILSON
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-31
Popular Florence
Girl Celebrates Her
Sixteenth Birthday

A very joyful birthday party was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Duntsch In Florence. last Thursday
evening. january cath In honor of
their daughter. Flora's sixteenth
birthday anniversary. A lot Of Miss
Duntsch's young friends were invited
from far and near. all OF whom turned
out in their best to enjoy the occa-
sion. The affair was very nicely ar
ranged and one thst will long be re-
membered by those in attendance
The program for the evening was az
follows:
Music by Miss (MusicaD Madge
Griffin. and ttPiayfulD p. B. Daifior,
assisted by Pretty Miss (Ragtime)
Mabel Householder, and Miss Flo,
tSweet Sixteen).
Singing by Miss (SingweiD Inez
Campion. assisted by all who could
sing.
Others present were: Miss Dorothy
Harding. Ray Duntsch. George Stultz.
Miss Emi'a Stultz. chas Stultz. Miss
Cecil Curran, Wallace Griffin. Will
Stultz. Mascot Rastus Brown. the dog
and cat.
There were games OF all kinds and
then, of course. the grand spread was
set at 1900 with all its good things
that young folks ,ike to eat. and
the big cake with 16 tiny candles.
One O'Clock wound up the party with
Jolly good time and all departed
for home wishing Miss Flora many
more such birthdays.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-31
new ORDER FROM THE FOOD
ADMINISTRATOR REQUIRES TWO I
WHEATLESS DAYS EACH WEEK

iren must have whole milk. Use
sour and skim milk in cooking and
for cottage cheese
Hoarding Food: Anyone buying
and holding a larger supply OF food
now than in peace time. except footns
canned. dried or preserved In II
home. is helping to defeat the Food
Administration in It's attempt to se-
cure just division OF food and the
Establishment of fair pirces. The
food hoarder is working against the
common good. and even against the
very safety of the country. Hoardins
food In households is both selfish
and unnecessary. Tho government Is
protecting the food supply OF it's pso-
pie"