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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-12

SttC OtAD ~o IVtthSA uotp'cSitlt1
pon &erbnn, eingeornmgen.
slns 2unhon uirb seinelOct, aapn,
Der lekte Der itratesiif uidtisen
Snnfte ain Iii6lidem Gnbe Der 0iE-
oenbnrs-9inie, iucrbe ppn cen Gent
iden gerinmt. 9ieIelbe 9epeide mel
Bet amd,, Der lekte Sentidc babe beit
NreomnentualS pcrlailen.
yt6rolid BON Der Searpe Gabeu 6ie
GnalGnber bic Gems -0pMai Balm cr-
reidt. Der Jetnb siebt iid offenbar
som 9enai snriid. Die Gnslamber ba-
ben ct. Anbert senpmmen General
8onramSs Mrmee in Der Ghampagne
1T bier Meilen Dur9eriidt mno hat
Wadanlt 9emommem. Ter Jeinb sieti
Edj naA Ypnsieres snrnf.
Cine 9epeife ans Berlin iast, Die
beatiden srnppcn ;osen lid, IN
5ranfreid mad friiber idum anse-
nommenem Elanen snriif.
Gie letten @erlnitliiten seisen fol-
aenoe Namen BON Seranern: Sames
q Wfpure ans lpreitbnrs, Ssntnants
Npbn S. 8oo6feQow ams san Nnse-
10 unb Gbas. 8. 6arnoo nus 0al=
ias, Serseant HnSplpb s. 2ambert
aug Fart Ned)es, &orpurGle Ism. 6.
2ansiuit aus serrea, Sarrp 9oeflia
aus eeonbaro, 9enrp 9ioberts ans
Enger, SDbn IS. Snrnans ans ssaf-
ionpiae, Gilman s. lninn aus
Sanger, 2mis 6. Nnitcrre, ans @an
0r,nn, Charles 9. Giinbroau aus
Seon Sunetipn, Galuin 6. Cttmo ams
Seport, Sames Cbea 2itd)ie ans
8rapelanb, i'm 8anlpf sefallen: Scs.
g.. 9anis aus Wanor, Gentnant Ser,
oinanS Hegenbredt ans Sealb, giftor
,Sra Herrb nus Yeltpn, Wuntp !.
Heeie ans Sort 8ortb, 8m. $.
Hnibimg ans Soiieranb, an @mnbea
geitorben; sSoiepb Britain aus &pf-
bile, Mlfreb &ellermanm ans Nelu
graunfels, Senrp Gdaar nus Gbay-
pei S6ia, 8iIie Nartin ypmmg ans
9iotan, an aranflleiten aeitor6en
aorporal sSo6n =. StafforS aus Bra
Sp, NIT Gnitidliff pernmaiiift; 2a!u.
ion 5. Nllen ans Nprtun, Hobert S.
Hife ans Ollie, sSiom 6. Nne aus
slnbreb, @ep. E. Sloan ans Gart-
lurisbt, Gbeiter 6amblem ans gsias
Point, aorporal @ernon 8. Srmitp
ens Eort art6nr, George u. Waaon
ans 6mntspille, SoBn aloB aus Nar-
lin, Sad ". Gntberforb ans 81
EaiD, idiuer periunmoet.
@eneraI pon grSenne iasl I'm Ser
liner psaseblatt, ,"bie Grfolse bes Sc
neral Sod ieien 10 grof, bas bic Gca-
rentralmadte fait alles, mas bic frii-
beren Sffenfipen linen einsebrad,t
nno oas yeoentnns bate, perloren
bGtten.
Ginise Neilen bon nnierer atlanti.
if,en 9iiite ioll elm bemtidlcs Inter,
ieebpot bon einem braiilianild,en
Sampfer uerienft morSen ieim.
Wiit oem EOitboot yeeiniter," Sas
in bem iriidjen aanal Sluiidjen 9inas.
ton nno .6olBbeab torpebiert iumrne,
iollen 6S7 Yaiiasiere, barnnter 150
5ramem nuo ainber, ionic 20 9aann
Der geiatmns nntersesanaem Iein.
IS lunroen 5ipei Sorpcooes amf bcs
Sdliff a6eefemert. &ic piele Yeriouer
gercttet wnrben, lueik man nidt.
|ierlnnoert amerifamiIdlc SpISa-
ten famen bel benz 3niammenitof oes
britiiden 9ampfers yCtranto4 nit
oem 6ritiidJen Sdiff caaIbmir" in
Der 1eseno BON Sslap sslanb, mate
Der Neiffiiite Sdottlanos, INNS Sc.
ben. Snnberte bon 9eid)en iimo aas
llfcr seidiuemmt. 3ipeibnnscrt Cse-
rettete lino an Der iriiden aiifte ee.
lamoet.
yei Dem 3niammenitoF 6cs ameri.
faniifeu Seitrober rSbaw" mmb si-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-12

nem en9ltld)en S9tfr, Ger Gfn y. VI
tober itattfanb, famen 5ipei Sffisiere
mnb breiSebn Mann bon Ser Wfanm-
I6aft bes y9eitrpDer" inns 9eben.
0reisebn damn bon Der 8eiatnug
iuurben perlebt. Der ltmfal paIiierte
in ensliiden Ge,saiiern. Ser g9e-
itroner" fpnnte mod eimen Safem err
rei6en.
Sei ser Serienfnng Scs amerifamt.
iden 9ampfers ySteon6erpaa" bmrd)
Elm bemtid)es ltnterieebopt am 80.
September nitten amf bem Ssenn fas
men seGn amerifaniide Offi5iere mnS
102 Solbaten INNS 2eben; sluei Sfii-
5iere umrben sefansen senommer
nnb Srei Sffisiere nmo flint Spl6a.
ten uurben serettet. Gs lpir6 be.
banptct, bas ltnterieeboot ba6e obne
Warnnms ansesriffen, bic weise
Slasse nidlt bead)tet nnb ipatcr
Sd)iff nuh 3tettnngsboote nit
Sdrapnea beidoilem. Inter ocu
@ermisten 1T ein Seganer. @illiam
6. Eotten ans Eetrplia.
Slmf Die neite Gibertp-slnIeihe iinh
erit $2,269,S ,S76,2O0 aeseidmet, es
feblen alip mod iiber 300 Nilfio,
men, bis Die 5000 Millionca uoll iino.
Die Gimme mnk 3niammensebrad,t
meroen, luie nniere &esiermng erfl0rt.
Wfan iuiro 10 lanee Subifriptionen
iammcln, bis bie 5000 Millipmen &C.
seidlmef iinb. Sin ieoer iuir6 erIndJt,
nad 8raften sm seidnen. limier Ii-
ifrift bat jett 44.2 Ero5ent ieiner
Anote geseidnet.
Eraf6ent 8iflon, Gtaatsiefretar
Gaming nno SfakamtsiefretGr Ne-
ASDo iuarnen ppr elmer III optimiiti-
iden 9nffaifnns Der Gage. Sie Gage
lei nod i,nmer fritiidb nno jeber ame-
rifaniidle Sirser iollte es als feline
Eflidt betradten, snr giertem 9ibcr-
tp-Nnleibe 10 niel bei5nitenern, luie
MIR m1slid.
Aad) General Wiard erflGrt, oas
es Sringenb notiuenoig iei. Die nene
Tnleibe sit nnterseid)ncn, bamit mir
and bic bier Millionen SoiSaten, sic
mir oemnad]it Sriiben ba6cn merben
anS bic ben Sies pollemoen Iollen,
ridtig erbalten f6nnen.
Eraiibent &iliun's Nntuort an
Sentid)lanb lit crit Sreitas inter beu
Srnppen befannt seluorben. Sic iunr.
De nit srofem Gntbniiasmms amfae.
nommen. Die Solbatem iinb iiir eincn
aampf ITO tbe finiib."
SolanbiidJe 3eitlnsen 6eridten,
Der Gentrumsfiibrer Garl Sans, ci.
ner Der @ertreter bes GlIas i'm
3eidJstag, lei gum @umpermeur bon
GliaR-Sotbringen ernannt iuorben.
Der 9iiiftritt oes Serrn BON gera,
Ses Gbefs oes faiierlidem Gipil- -aabi.
nets, lit angenummen. Seim Nadlfpl-
ger luiro Elm Mann iein, Der beiier
NIT ben parlamentariid)en @ebran.
d)en befannt lit.
Sie 3eitmns uYeiti Sirlap" 6efiir.
luortet Die pollitanbige ltnabbGmaia.
felt llnsarms. Die 3eituna uerlanat,
SaR llngarn einen beIpnoerem @ertre.
ter in Der 6riebensfonierens babeu
loll nno 5luar Den @rafem 9tppungi.
Ter bentide @eianbte in Sulea.
rien bat Sofia uerlaiien.
Die u@ermania" in Berlin Ipridlt
BON Dem beuOritebenSen Ridtritt uun
jmei berpurraeenoen bentidJen @ene.
ralen. yian slanbt, Sak Quoenborff
nno Sinoenbnrs oamit gemeint iiuS.
Ter finmiide Ganotaa hat BEN
Frln5en 6riebridl Sarl oon Seiieu
snm aOnig eriuablt. Die 9iepnblifr.
ner itimmten nid)t.
in aana6n mill man an aiuou,ia
peridpieoenen Crten @ereiniaunacn
entoeft ba6en, Die cine aftibe Iric.
osnspropasamoa betrisben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-12
ST lueiB idlun, mas er min.

Serr:: usllio Sbr reiher 9nfcl bat
Die Sprade perloren oas lit seGr
ihlinlm. Damn fonnen Sic lid, ia
NIT linn gar nidt perItdnniaen."
Clubhouse: 80, penm i'd i'm beiu-
DE, oa ipeiB er id)on eleid. mos i'd;
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-12

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at New York, N. Y, on
October End as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
Seloeu Ser amerifaniidca 9e,np-
fratie.
@an5 England fenltt .our laop Of
tbe @rimea," aber ni6t gang glnle-
rifa meiB BON uour Iaop Of tbe Geo
GroBs" piel n1ebr als oen gtan1en,
Glarilia 6orlome Barton. IS bobel
geluiB met.ige selebt, ote pie oieIe
gan5 @roBe unter ben Seloinncn
Mmerifas, peniger ans iih ielbIt u,1o
mebr nus ifrem 2eben gelrtadt 30,
ben, oeren Berionlidfeit unb 2ebens,
iperf 10 1tart 1ulo flar ienen ioealiIti,
ihen Gbarafter5ug tragt, Der oies
Golf gum ugroBen 8ruoer" Der lei.
oenben YeenIhbeit n1a6t. Seit Clara
gartons 8iidfebr BON europa, mo- tie
Die 8eieaidaft oes 9toten areu5es
grittoen balf uto es Damn allf ane,
rifaniiben gooen perpflon5te, BOT
feline &alanlitat Die Wfenlfbeit iiber-
fallen, Die Der aeroBten Ntutter DER
@elt," Dem amertfaniiden Goten
&rel5e, Nnid)t elm Huf gelpelen fpare:
aonm', biIf! Sic ging 1892 noD
fuBlan6, als es BON 6ungersnot BE-
troffen NOR; elite alf oen S6muplas
Der armeniiben Ber1etel, itretfte IT.
re Sano aus nah ben Goncetltrabo-
lagern Gnbas, opferte lid in Maje-
nonien mno Serbien oas. uno pief
Ele5r.
5otte CLARA Barton lonft ni6ts
noabraht als oie @riilloung oes anle=
rifanifd)en &oten &reil5es, oas oIle;1
mare ein Sebenstperf grobten Gtils
geiDeien aber Tie bat mebrere 2ebells=
iperte ieitoem oollenoet, ieoes grcb
geirlg, elm Wenidenleben aus5ufiit-
len. @eboren @eibna6ten 1921 uno
nlfgefpadien ollf Der Sartt, Die Soh=
tel eines alten Soloaten oes Gepolu.
tionsfrieges, nS1nlnlamlea" Ii. fpd-
ter Hegierungsclerf, oies i6iiG-
terne Gerionben, oas ME i'm 2eoen
ben Wut gefllnoen bat etipas fir lin
81 oerlangen, bate lid ME Sunt
3iele ltefen fOnnen, mas lic erreid,t
bot sd babe feline Miiiion" laate
lie IN ipateren Sabren eittrnal, lid
babe ltie cine gebabt. 9lber i6 babe
INNER mebr 9lrbeit Derllnl lieaen ae.
babt, als ib tltn folnte, luto if bnbe
mid beiniibt, iie aus Dem 8ege su
rdumen, 10 bob i6 peiter lllto ar ole
ll0tite geben fonrte." 9lrbeiten, ous
bieB bel ibr belfen, anoern oie ,qro-
Re .SdiDelter" meroen, - 90 fono iie
.Uelit, Der Dor nielnono mno nifts iid)
id)eltc, Der nientanb fragte uno ouf
nlenlano er1t Dartete. go lpor's aud,
ols an einem NprileEoge 1861 elm
e'iienbabn5ig pol Gerlpunoeter necj
Nsalbington bineinrollte, lrno Clara
Barton, Ole NIT Der Menqe Der slnl-
elllan5 no6gegongen mar, iab, ba;}
oas iiberfiillte Solpital fit rnebr alS
bier8ig Der grmcn nidt mebr giaum
itno &rofte batte Sic iab oas 8urd,-
chamber Die l6mer5geau0lten
8erlpunoeten, - es feDlte an 9etteu,
on Bflegern. an ollen1, - oa bano lie
iif Wie ielbituerltdnoli6 ole Sdiirse
Inn rno tot, mas 5lt tun mar. 50
luor's ibr gan5es 2eben Durh, ouf
ben Sdladtfeloern, III oen 2oqert
lno 6oipitalern. Alf melder Seite
Die wunoen N3eniden gefampft bot.
ten, oanad frogte lie nidt, - fie
maren in gtot llno Oarum ibre SSreltn.
ne; ibre 6ein0e paren Grantbeit, Sci
oen 3oo. 60 folgte iie 1870 uno
1871 Den 0eliti6et iiber oie Sh[adt.
feloer in 6ronfreih, uno lie mars,
Ole Die erite belfelloe Sano oen Bori.
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Ginteilmna.

Gaa (5u ibrer 6reunoin): mselm.
stnna, SSbr babe ia iest ell sIbonue-
ment -. @ie gef1Ilt es sir oeiu
i'm 5beater?"
gacffiid: % lebrl SD eebe in sic
flaliiiden Stiife, Yapo iiebt am lieb-
item lultiee Speretteu, mo WfaEia
gebt ms llnpaiieuoel"
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Ginfah.

Mlooame: y6aben Sic hit Shrer
lebten &errifaft etlpa eincn 8ort-
ipehicl gebabt, oaB Sic 10 ibneu oc,t
0ienlt perlallen?"
9ienitln0ohen: v9tiht ne Si(beI
SSlt bob' iie einfodl III Die @aoeltlbe
eingelfloiien, bab' meine SaGen Su-
iommengepodt ilno bin oann in al
Ter 9fllb' uno Srieoen abgesogenl"
Wfan per5eibt oft leidter einsf
9eleioig,ing ols einen Nat.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-20
HOROSCOPE.
Wednesday, February %. 1918

This Is a doubtful day with all the
hazards for evil, according to the read
ing Of the stars. Although the Sun
is in benefic aspect Saturn, Venus,
Mercury and Mars are all adverse.
There is a sign that seems to in
dicate for persons in the Sun seeming
success and serenity, while forces at
odds with them are gathering
strength.
Under this rule the public prints,
women in places of prominence and
aged men of distinguished attainments
will have power to assail those who
rule. whether in high Office or in
humber station.
This tendency to criticise will man.
ifest itself constantly among legis-
lators. Congress Is subject to in
fiuences making for factional differ
ences, bitter oratory and even sensa-
tional occurrences.
Again Saturn BODIES Ill for what is
drawn from underground whether II
be the products of mines or farms.
Both miners and farmers are likely
to voice discomfort Labor troubles
will become more numerous as the
spring advances.
Military affairs again are to be much
criticised in the newspapers. A man
very high up will resign from army
affairs.
There Is a sign that warns against
poisoning. A plot of supreme daring
will be discovered. There is special
danger in some way connected with
water.
Legal cases come much to the front
in the next few weeks. One of these
will be of national moment.
Danger from the East is again seen
by occultists. who warn that in the
Pacific turks supreme peril.
Organizations are subject to plan
etary direction that will not be help
full since it is destructive rather than
constructive and encourages working
at cross purposes.
While the war has sinister sway
and satisfactory peace seems a long
way on there Is a persistent sign in
dicating supreme and even a sudden
cessation of hostillties, but this is not
favorable for the United States.
Persons whose birthdate it is should
attend strictly to business during the
year and beware Of litigation.
Children born on this day are likely
to be clever. but rather high-strung.
These subject of Pisces are usually
industrious, logical and mathematical.
Copyright. 1881
The Washington herald., 1918-02-20
Grandma Talks
About Babies
Has Large Circle of Listeners,
who Profit by Her Wisdom
and Experience.

In almost any community there is
grandma who knows Mothers s
Friend Not only is she reminis-
cent of her own experience. but 1t
was through her recommendation
that so many expectant mothers de-
rived the comfort and blessing of
this famous remedy.
Mothers Friend is an external ap-
plication prepared especially for ex-
pectant mothers after the formula
OF a noted family physician. 1t GER
tainly has a wonderful effect in re-
lieving tension brought about by
expanding muscles. and Is a most
grateful encouragement to the wom-
an awaiting motherhood.
The action Of Mothers Friend
makes the muscles free. plant and
responsive. When baby arrives they
expand easily. and pain and danger
At the crisis Is naturally less.
Strain upon the nerves and liga-
nents is lessened and in place of a
period of discomfort and conse-
Iuent dread. IL Is a season of calm
repose and happy anticipation.
Mothers Friend enables the moth
er to preserve her health and nat
mother by having avoided the pain
and suffering which more often than
otherwise accompanies such an oc-
casion when nature is unaided.
Write the Bradfield Regulator Co.,
Kiss, Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ga, for
their Motherhood Book" so valu-
able to expectant mothers. and in
the meantime do not by any chance
fail 10 purchase a bottle OF Mothers
Friend from the druggist and thus
fortify yourself against pain and
discomfort. Mothers Friend should
be applied night and morning with
khs utmost rsgularity.-Ady.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-20
Marriage as a Help or Hindrance
Nv DOROTHY DIX
By DOROTHY DIX.
The Worlds Highest Paid Woman Writer.

wife and children to work for, are
also to be taken into account.
Marriage either makes or mars q
man, and probably Just as many
mediocre men have been pushed into
success by ambitious wives as talent
ed men have been dragged down into
failure by helpless wives.
The knowledge that a wife and chill
dren would starve but for his efforts
has kept many a vacillating man
nailed to his job until he made good
through sheer necessity. The grasp
ing desire Of some daughter of the
horse leech who was always crying
More! more! morei" to her husband
has raised many a small business man
into the millionaire class.
There are women who push their
husbands into the limelight, as well
as those who pull them out into dark
ness; there are women who boost
their husbands up to success, as well
as those who are millstones about
their necks; there are women whose
petticoats are always fiuttering flags
of victory. leading their husbands on
to super-human effort. Just as there
are wives whose skirts are extin-
guishers Of their husbands every as
piration.
And SO whether II is selfish for a
poor girl to marry a poor man or
not comes back, at last, to the kind
OF girl she is. II she Is a Door,
weak. fabby. dish-rag sort Of a wom-
an, who is going to hang on him
and suck his life blood; IL she is going
to be jealous, and narrow. and selfish
and put her own claims on him ahova
those of his career, then, indeed, she
is a monster Of selfshness to marry
him.
But II she Is Willing to sacrifice
herself to his career; to help. nor
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NeuDs and Vieys Of Interest the Women Readers of
.(r1t2Sst911s
Mffe
DICK SITS ON HIS MOTHER.

declares 1t is all right. yet / have a
feeling. Mrs. Margie-and you must
forgive me for saying 1t, that babies
should be born In agony"
Little book, that Is the first time !
have ever found in DIR. yirot that
touch of masculine superiority which
says that a woman must suffer when
she bears a child, because In some
way she always has suffered.
Annie-my dear Annie-has solved
that question in a way that Is char
acteristically Irish. 'Tf by some
special dispensation Of nature" she
remarked when I told her what DIR.
Virot had said, ct was made clear
that the work Of populating the world
was made a fifty-fifty affair-if every
other child was born of man instead
of all Of them being born Of women,
there would be no families on this
earth OF more than three children"
How do you make that out,
Annie?" asked Dick who was pres
ent.
well you see. Mr.. Dick, the hus-
band would probably forego the honor
of having the first in favor Of the
wife. But. Of course, at the second. it
would be his turn, and want to tell
you right now that while the wife
might be persuaded to again bear q
child. there Is nothing In this world
or in the next that would persuade
a man to go through the ordeal again.
I tell you. Mr.. Dick, I am much in
favor of Twilight Sleep or any other
scientific abolishment Of the pains of
childbirth"
Dicky began TO look at me very ap-
prehensively. Someway, he is taking
this baby that is coming to US much
more seriously than I am.
I am Just seeming to loaf along. I
cannot make 1t seem real as I did
Sonny.
Perhaps that is Just as well, little
book, for II the same thing should
happen again. I would not again be
broken hearted.
CTo Be Continued.)
The Washington herald., 1918-02-20
RUB NEURALGIA
AWAY! end PAIN
Instant Relief from Nerve Torture
and Misery with Old st.
Jacobs Liniment."
Get a small trial bottlei

Rub this soothing. penetrating
Imminent right into the sore, in
famed nerves. and like magic-neu-
ralgia disappears st Jacobs Lini-
ment" conQuers pain. 1t is a harm
less neuralgia relief which doesn't
burn or discolor the skin.
Don't suffer! It's so needless.
Get a small trial bottle from any
drug store and gently rub the
aching nerves. and in Just a mo-
ment you will be absolutely free
from pain, ache and suffering, but
what will please you more is, that
the misery will not come back.
No difference whether your pain
or neuralgia misery is in the face,
head or any part Of the body, you
get instant relief and without in
jury.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-20

hinder; to keep him braced up to do
the best that is in him; IL she has
the courage to deny herself a new
dress SO that he may have a new suit,
and to stay at home without whining.
so he may have time to study, then
she may marry him with a clear
conscience. Such a wife Is a blessing
and not a curse to her husband.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-20

The next day Mother Trent came
bustling over to hear what We all
thought about Mary and Max.
"Of course. I am very glad she Is
SO happy, but cannot help thinking
of that poor boy Of mine whose life
was ruined"
I looked at Dick. It seemed to me.
little book, that II Dick allowed his
mother to make him that lying accu-
sation against Mary I would hate him.
But before I could draw a long
breath. he had snapped out, "You
don't know what you are saying,
Mother. for you surely know that the
only decent thing that Jack ever did
In his life was when he married Mary.
Poor girl. he nearly ruined her life
and I am glad that she has at last
been made as happy as she deserves" :"
Mother Trent drew a sobbing breath.
Dick" she exclaimed, 81 never
thought 1t would be you that would
speak i'll Of your poor. dead brother.
Surely you must know II is only a
coward who says unkind things about
a dead man. because he cannot answer
back"
IT think that is a silly conventional
idea," said Dick hotly. II do not
believe that as soon -as a person dies
that person should be canonized.
think would be a greater coward to
let you say that Mary ruined Jacks
life Just because Jack is dead than
1 would be to put the blame where
it Is deserved.
Mother Trent took refuge in tears
and moaned out, "I never thought
that a child of mine would talk to me
as you are doing.'
well, you have another think COM
ing" said Dick under bis breath.
Little book. at that moment was
very proud Of Dick.
I went to see DR.. Virot today about
using the new German theory of
painless birth and much to my sur
prise he was not in favor Of the So
called Twilight Sleep. Although" "
he said, lone of my very good friends
The Washington herald., 1918-02-20

The woman who has been trained
to some gainful occupation never has
to make this tragic choice between
sacrificing her love for q man by
marrying him, or sacrificing him to
marriage, because she can continue
her own work until such time as he
is able to support q family. In q
few more years every young woman
The Washington herald., 1918-02-20

at the Willard since their arrival
in Washington a few weeks ago,
have taken an apartment at the Con-
necticut, OF which they will take pos
session this week. Mrs. Henderson
will be at home Informally Thursdays
after March /.
Mrs. william L. Marshall will
leave today for New York to make
short visit to friends.
Mrs. Joseph Letter has returned
to Washington after spending some
time with Mr.. Letter at their shoot
ing box near New Orleans. Mr.. Lei
ter will remain until later in the
season. Mrs. Herbert B. Stone, of
Baltimore, has returned to her home
after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Lei
ter. and on Friday will give an in
formal luncheon at the Elkridge
kennels for Mrs. Letter.
Representative and Mrs. Ira Cop
ley have as their house guest Mrs.
John W. Wright, of Dallas, Tex,
who was a frequent visitor to
Washington when her brother-in-
law and sister. former Assistant
Solicitor of the State Department
and Mrs. Hampson Gary, were living
here.
Mrs. Copley will entertain a lunch
con party tomorrow in compliment
to Mrs. Wright, and Saturday even
ing will give a dinner for her at
the Chevy Chase Club.
A delightful Valentine party was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. o. Price, 427 Eleventh street
northeast on Thursday, when their
daughter. Miss Emma Price enter
tained the Philathea class of Doug
las, NJ. E. Church. and their friends.
The home was deliberately decorat-
ed with cupids and hearts, the color
scheme being red and white. A very
pleasant evening was spent in games
and music until a late hour. when
the guests were invited to the din
ning-room. where dainty refresh
ments were served from a heart
shaped table. The young hostess
was assisted in entertaining her
guests by her sister, Mrs. Charles
f. Boss. jr, of Laytonsville, Nd.
and Miss Margaret Price, of this
city. also Mrs. Van Roberts. One
of the pleasing features OF the eve
ming was the presence of a group
Of soldiers from Camp Meigs.
Messrs Wildly Lee Stone, Lynn
Morse, Joe Fitzpatrick, Emzie H.
Hahn, Kenneth d. woodburn, Roy
r. Mead, A. E. McGue, Charles F.
Meyers, Leo Butterman. Other
guests were the Misses Mable
Thompson. Ruth McKeever. Edna
Shockey, Grace Slower, Daisy
Reeves. Carter Custiss, Dorothy
Dryer and Margaret Price, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Gastrock, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. W. Conrad. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Ingles, Mr.. and Mrs. E. wollett, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Shallet, Mrs. ]. Z. Kin
sella, Mrs. Van Roberts and Mrs.
c. F. Boss. jr., Messrs Frank B.
Hoffman, Horace Rosamond, How
ard E. King, Charles z. Hammond,
Egine La Vine, Frank B. Crown,
Marion Gingel and Edward Koiner,
U. s. N.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-20

VIII be sef-supportins. Then men
and women will be free to love and
marry In their youth
(Copyrisht. ISIS. b. tia whssla syndicsts, lneJ
The Washington herald., 1918-02-20

1t Is estimated that the daylight
saving plan in the United States
would save the country 100000 tons
of coal and enough gas and electric
energy to aggregate a total saving OF
$40, 100000.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-20

Two million mothers Of the country
have appealed to President Wilson 70
prevent polygamy from gaining
ground.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-20

Miss Cecilia McCallum was host
ess at an informal luncheon yes
terday.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-20

Senator and Mrs. o. B. Henderson.
Of Nevada. who have been. staying
The Washington herald., 1918-02-20

THE stars incline, but do not compel" "