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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-01-31

YOU have missed her. Where has she
gone? She is here in Washington.
What brought her here! war
work.
Washington today has some 2O,OOO
more girls than it had at the outbreak
of the war. The answer is plenty OF
government work and good wages.
Government departments are crying
louder every day for stenographers.
The civil service commission is recruit
ing stenographers all over the country
ond hr;o oinp them 70 Washington.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-01-31
Serious Work All That Interests Washington

around which the circle of war preparation
the of worldeonfict he
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-01-31

nothing
by
after CLOCK at night
limited 10 TWO
ftcass
a great tha TIE
boosted generously
offered girl in WASHINGTON IS
ana down hey 60
Some of them tote little dogs along ana some u
1t just fashion snow"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-01-31
Pat Mama.

81 see Bond has bought ditto for
his newborn baby girl"
"He should christen her Iona Bond.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-01-31
All Are Brushing Up on the French Language

industries in Washington
French but merey brushing up it.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-01-31

cit seems to me they are always
disputing mans WILL" $50 --,-.
.But how seldom woman's won't 7"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-01-31
Life in Capital Not All One GIitterng Joy

HEY met Tuesday One of them might have been
polished her nails the back of her sleeve But
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-01-31
Mouth Juices Keen Teeth Clean.

An English physician has advanced
the theory that the juices of the mouth
are intended to keep the teeth clean.
not to prepare food for digestion as
generally believed.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-01-31

HonricidaI Language on Rifle Range.
Oficer-"Have you anyone else to
shoot, sergeant?" Sergeant-"No, sir
IN shoot myself now."-Exchange
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-01-31

To Cure a Gold In One Day
Fsfs LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. It stopt
sne Cough and Headache and works on the Cold.
AW. GROVHS signature on each box. 3Oc.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-01-31
From the Viewpoint of the External Feminine

powderednosed little Molly
trying falling The
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-01-31

Living is becoming so expensive that
1t viii soon be placed on the luxury
nst.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-01-31

"Jane, is my wife going out?" Eyes.
SIR" "Do you know If 1 am going
with her"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-01-31
Necessary.

1Riches have wings"
They need 'em to keep up with the
cost of living"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-01-31

their little dinners, the1r HUG UdHCeo
and their little suppers, and the
pleasure-seekers have gone to New
York or Philadelphia for their pleas
ures. Washington slept on.
Now the national capital finds IT.
self in the midst of great boom.
There are hundreds of newcomers
here who love pleasure and need 1t
after the strenuous days. Washington
has nothing to offer them.
Other cities offer cafes and reStau-
on+e ,vboro thora are bright lights
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-01-31
According to Evidence.

Mrs. Bilson (sentimentally) = It's
aoye that makes the world go round.
Mr.. BilSon Ga lawyer)-NO wonder
Il gets dizzy.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-01-31

Sir Frederick E. Smith, who was
Great Britain's censor during the first
year of the war, is now on visit in
the United States. He believes the
censorship should not prevent the pub
LEGATION Of the heroic deeds of the
troops.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-01-31
.lEI(ldrll0Hl1L Cnlgli{fEdg9l
.E\lrIrAl1RS s.&6 49,
National Capital Really City That Is "SoW"

as war capital is no place for the woman wh'
ure simply isn't here. For years Washington ha
f and It's social life Former winters have haC
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-28
WtNcritonN itarFei:.
aGiete 6ingen 0dniue tedmeie ann St0nano.
Grfol9e nlti bei0em Sctten.
9eutlme nebmen Mlber Srtta Wfalanfonrt nno Gbppl.
2moenoprfts @l1ne.
frleden welt entfernt Iagt WaIbin9tol.
9riu; s,cinrid, pom @reu6em In Ncpal angefommen.
8rins Neinrid) pom gren6em In Ncpal angefommen

sen Die 9entiden anfs gsene sil uu-
teritiiben.
Hrims 6einrid) BON EremRen, Der
Srnber Oes bentidem aniiers, 1t. el-
ner Ieiner SDbne iinb in Der eltbni=
Idlem Gtabt Gepal eingetruffen nnb
BON ser bemtlden @eb0lferitng bDrt
nit srofem Gntbmiiasmns amfge-
nummem. 9ieielbe 9epeid)e iast, baR
sic eitbniide geO0lfernns ben 9ent-
iden gegeniiber cine feinblide Sal
tilng einnebme.
Nms 2onbon luirb semeloet, bic
8olldemifi miiroen oemnadit ein0e-
iet erlaiien bas aasemeime 9ienit-
pflidt einfifre.
Die 8olidelpifi 3eitung rSs-
peitia" per6ffentlidt einen Mrtifel
2eon srotfp's, Ser bas rniiiide @plf
amffproert, bel Der Reorganization
bes 6eeres mitsnbelfen, nm Die Gc-
pDlmtion sit perteibisen.
General aprmilpff mnb ieine auia-
fen Iollem ppm ben Sulideiuifi eiils
eeidloiien ieim.
Cine 9epeIde aus Mosfan melhet,
bie y9ia6a," b. f. Die regierenoe Yer
iammlnng Ser Ukraine, lei Dor ben
0entlfen nad Sefaterinoslalu &C.
flidtet nno babe geidliiiIe ansenpmt-
men, in benen tie iid lueigere, ben
syrieben nit Semti&lan0 81 ratlfl5ic-
rem.
9lbmiral 9iasop5oiu, ser gefeblsba-
Der Der rmiiiiden Citieeflotte, lit ent-
laiIen mnb perbaftet, neil er iid) ,uei-
aerte, ben 8efeblen oes Grbeiter- mn0
GpIbaten-Y -Ynsldniies sn seborden.
Gr ipirb beidnl6igt, baf er ben Sinm-
lanbern bie Citieeflotte 1a6e perfan=
fen molten.
Waipr Nprabt, Der langjabriae
militariidJe Sadperitanbise oes Ser
liner uSageblatt," 1T geitorben.
yErof. Gmerg, Der amerifaniidle
ErofeiIor, ben bic Semtid)cn amf ben
gnanb- Snieln gefansen nabmen, tit
mad 9ansis ins 8efamsenen-easer
geidift iporben. Die SemtIden ioaem
anf ben Nlanb SnIeln 5iemlid pie-
|le Golbaten babem. Der 8ioeritamS
Der &oten 8arbe in syinmlano Iol su-
lammensebroden iein. Die Semte file.
ben nahJ 6em Sii6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-28

be oes 5lugfeloes BET 2afe CHARLES,
Ga, bnr1 eii1 abltiir5enoes MeropIalt
ibper perlebt 1puroe, lit geltorben
ssoiepb 6. gbrabarns lit sum
8oitlneilter BON 9ieu 8raultfels err
ltannt poroen.
Sn &enneoD lit Der oeutide
Sormer &arl giennefelbt ipegen nm
patriotiid)er 8emerflingen eingeitedt
luoroen
Mnf oem Slugfeloe bel Sort
@ortb itiir5te Ser britiide 5lugfaoett
$. Soften bon Montreal aus einer
Sobe bon 5000 SUB ob uno fpuroe
ougenbliflid getotet. aud ants
@ihita Sails miro EN- ltngIiidsfaa
gemeloet. &ier eing elm bon Dem
aaoetten g. 8. yranfs geIenftes
sleropIan in 1000 Sub SObe in
Slonlnlen auf nno Maid)ine uno 5lie-
ger ltiir5ten total perbrannt 5u go-
oen.
Oie Senatoren Carlos Bee ilno
Ealil 9. Sage, beioe Mntiprobibitio-
niIten, boben I'M Senat ltnierer Sc
gislatur 9feoen gebalterL oaB man
iest, nahoeln bie 8robibitionsfraae
entidieoen iei, aud oie alten Sren4
nungslinien 5piiden 8robibitioniltem
uno Mntiprobibitioniiten allfgeben
Iolle
Oie 2egislatnr bat in letter
Stunoe nod Elm @eiet angenommell,
mel6es beititnnt, bob in ben nnteren
9laiien ltnierer ofientliben Sdnlen
MIR ltnterriht in engliid)er Sprad)e
erteilt lDeroen ioll.
ltnfere 2egislatur bat lih belts
mittng pertagt. Senator sSsobnicn
BON Sonlton tpuroe gum Eralioenten
6es Senats eripdblt Gin 8eidlnB
tpnroe angenommen, Der liniereu
Erdfioenten Der grene Der 2egislatnr
ltno oes Stantes periihert
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-28
Hnlan0

Die beioen 9iebafteure 0es
,,Ybilaoelpbia Gageblattes," Souts
@erner uno Martin Darfofp, lil1o
BON ser anflage bes SoAperrots, alt-
aebli6 beeaneen onrd) llnpallerlSe
lleberid,riften lnb @eroffentlibnrg
oerpiiIer Ntitteilllneen in ibrer 3et-
tuna, freigeiprohen poroen, oa nah
gnlidt oes Gidters niht gelliigene
gelaitllngsmaterial gegen lie porlag.
0alnit lit bie slnselegenbeit fiir ois
Seioen inoeb niht erleoigt Sic mer-
Den lid in @emeinihaft nit Teter
Sd,afer, Dem Brdiioenten Ser Sci
tltng, Dem Shasmeilter Yaltl Soael
uno Dem @elhdftsfiibrer Sernana
9elnfe abermals Dor Dem gitnocsge-
riht i'm Wonat Sssuni megen gerlet-
5ung oes Spionage 8eleses 81 ner-
antiporten baben.
3ebn 9ereleute, ipelhe III Den
Soblenaruben bei Sartforo, Slrf., ar
beiteten, lino pegen angeblih nnpd-
triotilder IeuBerungen aus Oct
Staot aetrieben. Sic fuuroen porbcr
oesmilngen, oie amerifoniid)e 6logJe
5u fiiilen. @eitere slustreibingen
follen benorlteben.
SSn Gbieogo limo mobreno Der
letten Gage gegen 200 Eerionen ne
aen iqopaler AeltBerllngen perbaItcf
fporoen. gSie aeiagt miro, iollen mel
rerc oerIelben iudbreno Der Sauer
oes &riegS interiliert Deroen.
sSn 2os 9lngeles tit &arl por
ssroning Der mebrere gebeimnlBpolle
Reilen nad) @erifo unternomntell
baben Ioa, fir Die Sauer oes 9rieges
interniert tporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-28
Snlan6.

Or. aarl Muf, Der Better 6cs
Bottom Spnpbpnie Sr6eiters, Der
Dor einigen Sager perbaftet uno in
elmer 3eae oes @efangniiies in Gait
Cambridge llntergebraht muroe, bot,
te Dor ben @genten oes sSlllti5oepar-
tements Elm langeresSoroerbor 81 be-
lteben. lleber oas gielultat besielben
I6meigen ii6 Die 8eanten Dollitan-
Dig aus, allb Der lpe5ielle @runo fir
Die 8erbafturw miro ni6t nlitgeteilt.
SSnnerbalb Der nddIten Gage ioll 0r
Wfud einem 5ipeiten NerbOr unter5o-
gen meroen. = Sans Slll5er, Der De
ianote Der Shpei3 in 9lmerifa, er.
fldrte, bob Whtfs 9ebaltptung, na-
tilraliiierter idmei5er 8iirger 81 iein
auf @abrbeit beru1e. @r ipiiroe ii6
illoelien nidt cher i'll Die 9lngelegen'
belt miiden, als bis Wtud offi5ie!t
icine Siilfe anriefe.
gtdflte ISOLDE miro cine ollge-
meine Sobnerbobung inter Den Gi-
iertbabnangeitellten uno @iienbabn.
arbeitern itattfinoen. 9eionoers lolde
iollen beriidlid)tigt peroen Die ieit
LANCER 3eit feline 2obnerboblngeyt
enlpfnngen baben. llngefdbr 1926.
600 Wamn neroen an oieier 2obnel-
bobung teiIbabet. Die GrbobunJ
miro BON Scr 9failroao Usage Gonl.
MILTON porgeidlngen uno General
9ireftor McMooo miro iie, Die aus
@nibineton gelneloet miro, betpilli-
gen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-28

onrh Die Sentiden, lagt er, babe gar
feline geDentnitg.
sSransDiiide 9ieieruen nabern iidl
ben Stabten 9oDe mnO gtogpns, Die
pom oen 9entIden gebalten lperoen-
syelomarI6aG 6nig fat cine Or
Ser an ieine Srnppen erlaiIen, in Der
er iie crmabnt, in bieier arilis bic
GnFeriten Mnitrengmnsem sm MAIDEN.
Gine Sepeide nns 9onSon iast, bic
HlGme fir bic bentide Cffenfipe ieiem
BON oem General h. 2nSenSorff cnt-
ipDrfen.
syelomaridaQ toaig bat nnierem
graiibenten telesrapbild mitseteilt,
jeber engliide Solbat lei BON Der 9e-
red)tigfeit Ser ensliiden Sadie iiber-
senat mnb iuerbe fGmpfen, bis bic
syreibeit Ser Nenidbeit errnmsen lei.
slms 8aibington iuirb semeloct,
sic bemtide 9fesiernng babe ipabr-
ideinlid) meme syriebensuOridlasc ent=
luorfen. Solde Elane luiirben abcr
anf nniere 3eeiernns feinen Sin
Sruf MAIDEN. 9ead) ibrer Wteinnng
madten Die GreisniiIe Der lekten Sa-
ae es mebr mnb mebr iuabrideinlidt,
6aF Der 1riebe nod lueit emtfernt lei
General pon 2aben0orff bat eli
flart, mnsipeifelbaft batten Die Sent-
iden einen Sies sewonncn, aber ytle-
manb fOnne iasen, mas oas Helnltat
oesielben iein luerbe.
Cine ensliide 9epeidje melbet, Die
0emtId)en bGtten tntiad)lid bas sit-
riidscmonnen, mas lie I'M Sabre 1916
bpr Der Gdlad)t an Der Semme, in
IeIt gebabt bGtten. Mn einigen
Emnften batten lie nidt alles luiebfr
aenpmmen, an anoeren 3mnften hat
ten iie aber aud nenes 6ebiet be-
iett,
Sn6Ion Mfarim ioa erflart 1abeu,
er f0nne cine Ganone banen, bic INN
2pnbpn naA Berlin Id)ieken iuerSe
Die gerlnitlifte, bic 0eneral Eer-
Ihina am Nittiup6 eimlanbte, melbet,
bafs nenn amerifaniide SDlbaten ge-
fallen iiub, oaf elmer bur6 einen linz
fad mms 9eben fam, ban pier an
aranfbeiten itarbeu, 6af 5iuei id)iuer
unb piersebn leidt perwnnbet mnr'
ben.
Ndtnno5mansis ensliide Sanoels-
id)iffe iunroen uersansene Wod,e
bnrdD llnterieebDote mno Wfinen SER
it6rt. Sedssebn bon bieIem batten
mebr ais 1900 Sonnen 0ebalt.
@abrenb Der nit bem 23. Wars en-
oenoen ISOLDE lpnrben 3 italieniid)e
Oampfer pon mebr ais 1900 Som-
men 8ebalt mnb berIdieoene fleinere
Sdiffe bnrd ilnterieeboote nno Vii
nen 5erit6rt.
Cine 9epeIde aus Wosfan meloet,
oaf Die yolidemifi- nno bic llfraiuc-
Srmppen 5niamnten Die Staot Soel-
ia ben 0entIdDen nad idiuerem
Sample luieber entriiien batten. Sine
ambere 0epeidc ans NOsfm iaet,
bic 9cntiden batten, als iie Soeila
uaimem, Suei &riegsIdIiffe mnb GRO
Fe Naiien 9lrtilerie, Wmnition nno
@e,ucbre erbentet. Sn oem 5lotten-
fafen Nifolaieu batten lie 1000
Sdiffe, oarnmtcr perid)ieoene nod
midlt pollenbete p9reaonomsbts," lln-
terieeboote, 9eitroper nno 5luei Sreii'
ger, genommem.
Die golidelpifi bebanptcn, iie bat
ten Nifolaiem, Gberion mno 3ina-
mania snriiferobert.
Gs beikt, bic 9entiden perlangten
pon Der llfraine bic Ansliefernng
uon So Yrosent hires 0etreioes mno
alien 3nfer, ben iie beiaken. 9ieic
Soroernnsen ieien midt in Sem 5rie-
oensuertrage.
9epn Srptfp ioll angeblidl ben VII
liierten 8oridjlage semadt ba6en,
bic 8olideiuifi in einem Sample ge-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-28

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
March 28th as required by the
act Of October 9th 1917.
Utne Sepel9e ails Sonooa nIelOe.'
ste enslanoer isfl1efen aoroll@ hnO
luoltdg pon Der Somme nt11 nlIr 'IaI-
fen Eloerlfano, pc DaI1en aHe, ougl.
retdge AnsrifTe 9ema"i hHo Serlul'
sMrndgemonnen. AngriTIe oeI 9eals
iHen ieien an9el@iasen, peloaoels ~ 3
farf 1elen oiele Ausri1e pe' M NDIs.
res mno AbIatn1tne semelen. SpaIsl @
sogen itd) c.e enslanoer elhe Inr5e :.s
Strede 5nrnd. Sgre weseaaaglsIIe
tteAfen aber o's frngsre Sase @.eos. s.
yer. Ore Senfld1en gaoen ole % SIaO'
Aloerf senOmmen, sm, aDei sal9!L pc ens'an, pug a1s
Der BADEN Sfeuhngen 1lP''~ poa ~.
serf nteoer 5hrna9emonnen' 'e
yrdn5olen maroen n l@nesea a1 @am. .
yfen se5lunnsen, iid, neltlt1 poa
Hone Silrmf5nStegen, es tommen apes
Serlfarfnngen fitr PC. S'e SeHrgea 2
mhrnen mteoer Hoer oeh "he'ey'nf
snrnfgeluorten.
Sli Ablatnptle Daoeh, U'e o'e
gnalanoer meloen, Que SeaHgeH
Jak getakt, an allen anoern Ehntlel'
iunroen tire Jnfanterte angrtIIe
NIT groRsn Serlnlfen 5hrnaselgia.
gen. DIE gnaianoer meloeh aha, our
ne bic Srte Wforlaneoarf NM eBi-
pillp 5itriideroberf gaben.
Ans Dem fraa5Oltl@en 8 Sanptaaar.
tier iuiro gemelset, Der Serin@ per
0entiden, siutid)en ote Jrar5olen MN
Gnglanoer 81 ortngen Hno veloe 81
idlaeen, iei DorlaM!ig i'aisinnsen
NM merOe ana lhhTI18 m'sltn9e"'
Die nadifen Gage mosen o1e e,a cass
Sollltanbis ueranSern, oa D'e All'er-
ten Helerpen ms Uelo sepeh IDHnea
Die Nanmnig Don ytogom nat lt@ :, :,
better SrSnnns poA5osen. aeoerai'
bat man Serframen IN o'e ohIhn''
Der Wetlt Der Srappen W hhsge'
5ei9net.
yerltner Sepeiden heloen, p''
gmsianoer paffen mtl1mo@ lnp.Sen
sg AMI cue De'I. c'un. ~ s.s..' =,
Ses1ea get p"". as.oss."
syraH5pH@e nno eng.,lu. ayysa
ole aM 1spnsug s.lu'as." u..:s;. s
ma@Isn am o'eAsIus Ieae .ass.,'. r
lgl1 He'9sN 'ua.u.a NY. a.s.u Ss.. s..,
geH. ~'e SsasiaIsh @ saas." ~. ~ :.
Anere VsAK HnO a'ue', o"ao. -.
npMrM. ~ ca"g.. -. M..:aa.:s
aHo J. Ip'y1'ngsn Iuauaa W:4lsa;sn s
Samp!e pcn: cn:. uy' zn,..s 19n %ss.yDi., q
l@oR le'H ooNes Ah' 'o'''S s'''Y'''
DeraHier. a:a., +,
Sas engiHWe @..essm'h''.s'Aa' Il
ertiarie geFelH. rig IVY. v - -
o1slem ansenpi'a Den'ses '1Aa'~ a'A
iuagreno OCT iesleI o.e' Suse'
aae oeu1lgeH yeIaasenes Ius.a u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-28

8cIndlt Elm anabe im sllter BON ID
bis 16 sabren, Der beatid) ipredlen
nnb ld)reiben fam, nm iidl in eimcr
9rnferei niiblid sa MAIDEN. gtadJ'
snfrasen in Der Office Der rSrelen
Hreiic."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-28

Man fam iid faum porltellen
NIT ipie ipenig 9(rbeit eiit Weni6
auS5ufomnlen permag.
The evening world., 1918-03-22
Take when bilious, headachy,
for colds, bad breath,
sour stomach.

Instead OF nasty. harsh pills. salts,
castor oil or dangerous calomel. why
don't you keep Cascarets handy in youf
homer Cascarets act on the liver and
thirty feet Of bowels so gently you don't
realize you have taken a cathartic. but
they act thoroughly and can be depended
upon when Il good liver and bowel cleans,
ing is necessary-they move the bile and
poison from the bowels without gripping
and swceten the stomach. You eat n
or two at night like candy and you
wake up feeling fine, the headache. bill.
iousness. bad breath. coated tongue. souI
stomach, constipation. or bad cold dis.
appears. Mothers should give cross,
sick. fcverish OF bilious children n whole
Cascaret any time-they are harmless
and safe for the little folks.-Advt.
The evening world., 1918-03-22

fully expressed. The girl becomingly
wears a coral bead necklace.
Alethea II. Platt's Wood Interior
deals with a bright and sunllt clear
ing, in a closely grown bit OF woods.
h canvas is notable for Its excel
lont management OF light and shade.
The Catharine Iorillard Wolfe Art
Club, Grace House. No. SO2 Broad
way, is holding It's annual exhibition
during all of the present month The
catalogue contains sixty-seven num-
bers and includes paintings and
sculptured bits.
The following prizes have heen
awarded: Portrait prize TO Mrs. Eliza
beth Tinker Gilmore for MY Mother"
portrait. honorable mention to May
Fairchild for "Lucius;" landscape
prize TO Alice Muth for "A Windy
Day." landscape, honorable mention
to Lydia Florct for Winter"
sculpture prize to Katherine Under
hill for Belgian Horses sculpture,
honorable mention to Emily Jewell
for sketch. Calvary
Mrs. Elmorc, in her prize portrait OF
MY Mother" has produced an ad-
mirable conception Of senility. The
fiorid face OF old age is delightfully."-
shown and the lace collar Is beht-
tingly turned down on the black
waist.
"A Windy Day" by Alice Muth.
shows a wind-swept meadow, with
grouped trees. The vegetation is
broadly painted In. and the wool
pack clouds are featured in a dull
and rather lcadcn sky. She got the
landscape prize for 1t, n~otwithstand-
ing.
Belgian Horses" by Katherine
Underhill, well deserves the sculp-
tured prize. 10 is n fine treatment OF
Pcrcheron stcCds in action. A single
rider manages the team. The group
gains much from the fact Of its cast
ing in tho metal
A portrait OF Miss White by
Miss G. Barrett strait, Is a pleasing
thrcc-lulrtcr length OF a progresses
ing young girl In pink attire. The
sheer dress is skctchily handled.
washington Square" by Alice
Heath, be- "a rather FREQ registry OF
Greenwich Village. including the
Washington Arch and the local vchi-
cular traffic. The grouping intro
duced Is good.
waning Day" by Mrs. Alta West
Salisbury, is a pleasing river view,
in which tho chief charm rests upon
the secured red light effects on the
sides OF the houses along shore.
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OLYMPIC l. T6SF r, MAT. DAILY
Sn,9T IEs BIFF- BING-BANG SHOW
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CONCERTS AND MUSIC.

Metropolitan Opera House
To'NiGHRT, RltuS2prriATToTg est 81 ire he
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Let me thank you for t

"V"' TBHIIuT OVOTTHIB .
which you have provided in "Chu Chin Chow" 1t is
truly a beautiful spectacle, rich in color, spirited and full
of action, charming in it's fantasy, a delight to eye and ear.
I was not surprised to see your theatre packed. Evidently
the public appreciates your splendid enterprise and artistic
achievement. One sure test of theatrical genius is to
know how to keep your theatre full. You have the secret.
(Signed) GIULIO G~ATTI-CASAZZA,
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SIX OF THE WORLDS CREATE

Congratulations I saw your wonderful production of
"CHU CHIN CHOW" l was stirred and charmed by the
beauty of the scenes and the fascination of the story. l have
never seen anything like It'll 1t is marvellous! I wish to
compliment you for producing it.
It's success will be international. America must take this
superb spectacle to it's heart. The whole production reflects
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the greatest possible credit upon
the genius of its producers, whose
names henceforth in the stage
history of New York will typify the
highest possible artistry. The
costumes and the scenery are
wonderful
(Signed) DAVID BELASCO.
The evening world., 1918-01-02
AID OF BIG CORPORATIONS
NEEDED BY GOVERNMENT
Application Made for Suspension of
Suits to Dissolve Harvester and
Other Companies.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-suspension
Of Government suits for dissolution Of
the Internationa Harvester Company.
the United States Steel Cooperation. the
United states Shoe Machinery Corpora
the Eastman Kodak Company. the
Quaker Oats Company. h American
Can Company and the Corn Products
Refining Company will be asked OF the
Supreme Court by Attorney General
Gregory to-day.
This action. Solicitor General Davis
explained. was taken the Gov
eminent wants corporation from the
business interests OF the country.
ut IL quite clear that the dissolu
lions which arc sought In the ponding
oascs will require financial operation
on a large scale n they are to b.
genuine end effective" says the Gov
ernmont's brief. important M the
remedy sought In these cases Ia be
lleved 10 be. It must give place for N.
NOR ont to the paramount needs OF the
"Nttorneys for the steel Corporation
and the shoe Machinery Company
rave notice that objections to the
Government's motion would be mad
and the Court granted them until Fri
dR, to file their briefs In opposition.
The motion to continue tho other
cases was granted by the Court.
The evening world., 1918-01-02
HOOVER DIDN'T AIM
TO ALARM COUNTRY
ONSUGARS SHORTAGE
lie Tells Senate Committee He
Wanted to Warn People to
Conserve Al Food.

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-Ono Of
Herbert Hoover's nrst acts In his eff
forts 10 handle the food situation was
20 try to settle strikes in the Cuban
ano folds 10 this country's supply
night lie protected. he told the senate
intoxicating Committee to-day. This
ituation was soon cleared up.
The examination Of Hoover was
onductcd by senator Lodge, who an
bounced that Chairman Reed was un-
able 10 come
senator Lodge attacked Hoover's
testimony before "A Senate committee
last May. I'm which he said n short
cuban sugar crop was feared his
year because Of labor trouble. Sta-
,istics show that this years crop was
he largest on record.
when | investigated the Cuban
situation at the Invitation of the state
Department many sugar men gave a
gloomy outlook OF this years crop"
Hoover said. MY statement was
based on facts brought to my atten-
tion then. Those hearings were In
executive session and that is why |
spoke SO freely. | did not wish to
alarm the country, but did want TO
warn the people Of the necessity Of
observation OF all foodsturs."
at was proper to tell the people Of
he country that n world shortage was
lmiGg up, and hat the Allies would
ave 10 20 sugtrlesa unless We saved
I'D Hoover warmly. II was improp-
r to give out reports OF executive
arlngs. In which | said the Cuban
rop might bo reduced by a million
ms That created alarm and raised
ccs. Tho people ought to be told
q truth about their whole food sup
they have been saving food since
@ told them. II they didn't all the
prll would suffer"
"Didn't your statement concerning
he coming sugar shortage AFFECT the
market and shoot the prices up"
tskcd Lodge.
II don't think So replied Hoover.
quoting "A trade journal as saying the
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sugar market was dull At about the
same time as Hoover's shortage pre-
dictions were made.
Senator Reed demanded Hoover
him the journal Feed then read
several paragraphs from It, which, he
said, proved hat Instead Of being duh
the market "a strong.
1T does say tho market was dull
for six weeks" insisted Hoover.
But 1t also says prices we're going
up and tho market a strong. said
Reed.
1T was duh for the period were
talking about snapped Hoover.