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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-31
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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-31

Swamped.
iripiets, the nurse said, grinning
After the manner of such.
And Newpop. his poor head spinning.
Cried: "Oh, this is two too much!"
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22

CARPENTER 'colored. understands millwright
wishes steady position. George Gardner 2412
7ih ave
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
PersInilngg Awards
28JJ. S. Medals to
Allied Generals
Sixteen French, Seven Brit
ish, Three Italian and Two
Belgian Commanders Are
Honored for Aiding Army

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-General
Pershing notified the War Department
to-day that under authority granted
him by the President he had awarded
the Distinguished Service Medal to the
generals commanding the various
French, British, Belgian and Italian
armies. In all decorations were
awarded to sixteen French generals,
seven British, two Belgian and three
Italian generals. General Pershing's
announcement follows:
"Pursuant to authority granted me by
cablegram | have awarded in the name
Of the President, the Distinguished
Service Medal to these Allied officers
for exceptionally meritorious and dis
tinguished services rendered to the
American expeditionary forces and to
the cause in which we have been en-
gagged:
"French Army-Major General De
Castclnau, commanding the group of
the Armies of the East; Major General
D'Esperey, commander in chief of the
Allied Armies Of the Orient; Major
General Fayelle, Armies of Reserve; =;
Major General Malstre, Armies OIL the
Centre; Major General Debeney, First
Army; Major General IIirscbauer.
Second Army; Major General Gouraud,
Fourth Army; Major General De-
goutte. group Of the armies Of Fland-
ors; Major General de Boissoudy,
French Army Of Belgium; Maj or
General Mangin, Tenth ARMY; Major
General Gerard. Eight Army; Major
General Berthelot, French forces in the
ORIENT Major General Guillaumat,
Fifth Army; Major General Humbert,
Third Army; Major General Weygand,
chief of staff to Marshal Foch Major
General Buat, chief of staff to Marshal
Petain.
british Army-Lieutenant General
Horne, First Army; General Plumer
Second Army; General Byng, Third
Army; General Rawlinson, Fourth
Army; General Birdwood, Fourth
Army; Lieutenant General Currie, Ca
madam Corps; Lieutenant General Law
renee, chief of staff.
Belgian Army-Lieutenan General
Ruquoy, Fifth Corps; Lieutenant Cen
eral Jacques, Third Corps.
italian Army-Lieutenant General
Badoglio, sub chief of staff; Major Cen
eral Scipioni, third chief of staf; his
royal highness the Duke of Aosta, com
manding Third Army"
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22

rSslad1lSsss d4resns for St Helcns Bay wnncbaso Br)
saa4', la rALi.icn Dec ls-Arrivea: Steamer Mo,ao.
slsS NsM yoSS psS l'-Arrived; Steamer Alsorc
Ar. nA r.ao,,d RocnFlLE. Dec ls.-Arrived: Steamer
A1,aaVcrtes. Baltimore. H"""'r
Mesieo MDo1 MaSa MoNH ,,.n Pee ls-Arrlvcd Steamers
'anan SEr Vancouver via Yokohama ''"'''Ss o'
,nantS m"hSI' Dec l7-Arrived: Steamers War Kins
FranN Nnr'' Fort A-thur; 18th. Point Judith san
er Msl9m9 r New York via a'ssaH"s ColomSo Steam
n LsN hlI'ooL. Dec 20.--Arrivcd: Steamers Rvs
Work t,H ssnaa, hsIiiaS; 2ist. Mentor usr). New
am, nS,nmo5e Potomac ORD. Charleston: aist Glen
gpHo Ipp 'Hr); New orleaus Graciana tDr), ST.
oFtAiMoUTH. Dec 2o.--Arrivcd: Steamer San
LoTsn.o ORD. Port Arthur ''
T,ora ~. ANiESHAVEN. Dec. so.-Arrivcd: Steamer
~, BNRRY. Dec 2o--Arrivcd: Steamer vennachor
NJ Chester: Penn. Sailed Steamer strnda
ton SAsGow AZ nTS 2ArEvs Steamer punscn
Steamer lliiarius lBr.>. New York
r,l ,P'l,.YM0UTH. Dec 2l,-Arrived; Steamer Eu-
MN ,HshiNHAM Dec. 2l.-Arrivcd: Steamer Wico.
LONDON. Dec. 2l--Arrived. Motor ship Mis-
sissipp tRr.l. Baltimore. Sailed Steamer Tsuy-
anna Msru tJap), New York
:, CoL0MBo; Dec. l2.-sacd: Steamer Hrarord
NAPLES Dec. la.-sailcd Steamer uavur
tNorO Hampton Roads
MEJllLONES. Dec lS--rSaIled: Steamer Sina-
loa tNorl. San Francisco
ARpRoSSAN. Dec lo-Sailed: Steamer Mel
more Head tBTl, New Orleans.
SNlfLnS. Dec 2o.-Sailcd: Steamer North
SYDNEY. n. s. W. Dec le-Arriycd: Schooner
{. y. Thayer. Fort Bragg.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
FOREIGN PORTS

Gss,@o,'iL Gtg@' LAND BILL. Dec 2O.-Passel: Steamer
FORT s 'sTed sTSd Philadelphia for hotterdan,.
Bimp,a, - III, Dec. Is.--Arryed: Steamer City OF
GlDp,t lDpt'r u bfl New York for Calcutta. etc.
ee Ca,s C'3H'i'IAh Dec lSArrfyod: Steamers Man
lna n '9pSn B. Now York via Cadiz rOr BARGE
Cesc.. Vseola utal) Baltimore and Norfolk for
Nsoss, NSAed. l7th. steamers Crcma (Ital) Cfrom
ssdesl ca,yos. iagw YORK Courtown BrJ from Mar
Sasd -'eTton Maria c. Utal.) tfrOm Genoa a.,
kes yc.SI is'h Hans Maersil tDan) (from Cette)
ha,oNSs@uAMA d, No. Dec 1s-Arriyed. Steamer Tasca
b k'JJbbaERDAM. Jbda en-. Dec l9-Arrived Steamers Ber-
15r 6-vS,t, s John r. arrived Steamer Du"o''aSe
tlsisI}NlHk NaS y pes lo.Arryed: Steamer Gothland
c,si'a c,ssiA'SAt y Dec is-Arrived: Steamer pcndragon
.QrEEVs-rr,o, ,G,issiyesion for Falmouth
SqiAIao Err y Phi, bss ls-Arrived Steamer
iB,1' 81 s, III. Dec l9.-Arrycd: Steamers TSdcne
o The Csr4,. sonn H. n e and Halifax 2Oth. knight
s.L0Nb60SSV;e 9br). Baltimore.
Mar n >Doc. 2D--Arriyed Steamer British
BJ Noss New York. Sailed Steamer Tennyson
4slsds%Is'1'ia P'c De- 2o-Arrived Steamer MUNRO.
opal i(BBSiLAND Or N pes. Ia--sailed; Steamer War
Nyaa,,pps,Fslol Ncw York '''"'Hs' santa leeia
'sSl New Yel: "a: Dee 1S-sailed; Steamer Bovlc
brays"g IT, Dee 2O-Sailcd Steamers Clan Mae
zen Dan Nl'. hampton Roads Geueralconsu Pale
SIDNEY NS~ York; ~ N'''
Ds4aIsia sest,ad s1uand San Franeisco, Sailed; Bark
uliip.0NNc New Dec ye, lS-Arrived. Bark Bella Vista
'R9ss : SV9%N Ve" Dec ls-Arrived. Bark vidylia
AxiSMp 4 Van Brunt. New -,Sal'eu' yeTt schooner
'',,saeos W. "-sailed Schooner Wyoming.
I, rI'p. rI r., Dec 2o-passed. Steamers cogsto
'i;) New yk York via DuubirN: 2Ist MinncSohda
ior London Wliiaston (Br.).
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
Peru Pins Faith to Canal
Ignores Mexico's Plea She Use
Tehuantepec Road

PANAMA, Dec. q. - The plan
broached recently in Mexico for closer
ommerial union among the Latin
Amerian countries by intensive use of
the Tehuantepec Railway, involving
competition with the Panama Canal,
has no official standing in Peru, at
least. it was declared to-day by DR.
Francisco Tudelay Narela, the new Pc
ruvian Ambassador to the United
States, who is here on his way to take
his post in Washington
"The canal represents so many ad-
vantages, economic and political" said
the ambassador, chat any official ac-
tion must favor the Panama route in
every way possible. Already Peru has
obtained GREAT advantages from the
canal, and she is convinced that these
will grow daily
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
OUTGOING STEAMERS
Monday
Tuesday
WedneSda,
TRANSPACIFIC NAILS


he connecting mails close at the ,ieneral POST
sics and the Ci,y Hall Postoffice station. New
5s;, ~; q ,,,og5sa ,0o~ Cook 1s,snds vsw zo.,on,
Ed slee a-.l addressed mail Tor Australia via
San FEancseo. close at $50 p. m Dec %. for
isIstcl per = MOaua
lAAppine lslands San Francisco. ciose at
$50 p IL December IS Tor dispatch per SIS
China.
Philippine Islands, via San Francisco. close at
S:se ?. II Dec 50. for dispatch per SIS. Tenyo
NAru.
Iahia, Marquesas. Cook Islands, New Zealand
and specially addressed mail TOR Australia, via
san Francisco. close ar $50 p. IN. Jan. l. for
Dispatch Per $. Paloona.
Hawaii and Guam. cose at so p. m daily.
This mail is forwarded to the Pacific Coast daily
o dslatch 70 destination by the best opportu-
aiy
lpan. Corea China. siam Cochin China. Straits
Statements and Netherlands East Indies close
Al $50 m daily. THIS nail is forwarded to
as Pacific Coast daily for dispatch to destina-
TO by the best opportunity.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
Going On To-day

,ss7,sas SERVICES IN CHURCHES
ChS'U X uayry Kelly cn Social Reconsideration
ifSSssSs The Scsuar Society lal West l2ath Street
S,Is y NJ. ,,...,,...- -, ..,,,>,. ,,.-,...
AsSiSeSSSyssion Nave Helped aud May Help Them.
W. W. NchgcW Educational Society Hopkinsot
ssS ss, Sa,ter AVENUES BROOKLYN, y. m.
Sau S,,,.r of the United Svnagogue of America
~ Nass,<s Theological Seminary, a3l West 1885
s.1fei. ESQ r. m.
ssSnsp ne gss.rns - Free Svnagoeue Forum RI
mes, ,r Sixty-eShth Street. Sis y. M
w. i, Professor John CoWper powys on ''Th,
Aes5,sSSos Between Religion and Philosophy Pub,
3 Sehooi 81. GlcnwoTe and Stone avenues
ss ssp. % Il he uS'i Sa'ss coopSr %' raos "S"s"s
0iRs,s n ylctosy Meeting. list Regiment Armory.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
AMERICAN PORTS.

PH1LApELPHIA Dec el-Arriyed Steamers
AAoa Mralu lSpAul. SaeUA Amarga. Koald
W. hhone; Aitahaua' New York; Gloucester Bos
DELAWARE BREAKWATER. Del. Dec. III
aea L. N. c. Passed out. 10Th steamers
1s'l@A Pnaea fBr). Ph.lade phia for London
i4,,aog.i fi4iaaephia for London; J. H. Deye-
BALTIMORE Dee 4 AR sed Steamers Oster-
=. = tNos qi1va'tar; Singapore lBr) Marseilcs
S.l S.s Pear Roeion. schooner James NJ W. Hall.
5lnas Island. Sailed Steamers Lake Buckeye.
~, '.'9n' ,b''gesiad lN0rl ,. Pal9 Blanco; Magdala
5 5.h t-m'otH. torsicana. Havana: Vancouver
ni' fa.m.4th harks SyVdstJene tNor), Buenos
as9a' wa Ne" York tlore tNor). MOntcyideo)
z,aanaia iNor). RIO de Janeiro via Newport
s,s'I'E sSApE HENRY Va. Dec 21-rassod in for
| Norl RIO dc Janeiro
ssoSToN. Dec 9i-Arrived Steamers Nantucket,
rs, Lake Duaae Portland. Inland Baltimore
s @Ae Jassun. Baitmo-e: Grecian. Philadelphia
Ila'aAa Ia1s Al NeVplr, News; Corsica Norfolk i;
~ TTss Ida Ida Baltimore ship Port Stanley (Russian)
triokIIAND. Ne Dec. 2l-Arrived: Steamer
a ssIovvine. Norfolk Sailed Steamer Connersvillc.
GALVESTON. Dec. 21.-Arrived: Steamers War
sas sas tbr). London, Clan Mackenzie (Br.), Glas-
e.. Sailed steamer Marques del Turia (Span
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Dec. 21-Arr,vea ..
Sss4,i cil r, r a. yan,a New York - '''''
N 'i0Ni'Lts 0,0,-a ron. C.. Dec, 2l-ATived: Steam
,ra el ss..el for NeN York; Katahdin, jacksonville 10
Ss Ss,ss4l ssi5el iqr bos,onl: Vneleaf. Gibraltar
H. All. Ga Dec. 2l.-Arryed: Steamers
Sa.fs SSseefs ll'r }, Gibraltar; Santa Isabel Iouique
5,,o' Galveston damage machinery Persian
Ssn...N wi .e land sailed fer Philadelpha). Sailed
1,Ig1 p1nT ,.t' y Montgomery. New York
gr, gsnl tADS. La. Dec 2l-Arlived steamers
~ ,,,s ,G,a'estra Chalmette. Havana; Cratheus
~ zorro Rico. Harold Walker Tainplco; In
se, se.9' brl Liverpool. fitzpatrick GI. & trans
Ns ~ Late Wnonah. Boston: ManaGua
Ss,,r,s.. h,eeae .s War Tulip Europe. Sailed.
CaS.Hs +, aife NeN York: Callooh. New York
,.sti ,'''S ,Mc. vera Cruz. Hancock (U. S trans
Mns,.lf f0e ~, RI ll1rry Famum. Tampico; Irish
New N~Sn wa, 'br. aimouth via Norfolk: Lake Ledal
tnger '.lA, .A M caro- tN0rJ Christiania via Stav-
RIO. s,t9a sNo'ai a'et tDan). Rotterdam Pluto. Porto
: ---. L -I...L.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
.II 81 60 $ s1f1ed Advertising oil S
HELP WANTED MALE

a DEPENDABLE AGENCY. through which 70
eSure good Positions moro ca.ls for accountants
nookKeepcrs steographors. secretaries clerks. ship
ppeers chau!leuin, drattsmen mechanics than can
West 2Sd a.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22

DADIRRfAN- Suddenly, on December ~
1913, Haygazoon M beloved husband o
Mary H. Dadirrian. Funeral service a
his late residence, 620 West 150th st.
Sunday. December %, at 30 p. No. In
terrl1enf rrirafe
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
NEW JERSEY
ON THE PALISADES

OPP. BOTH ST, AND RIVERSIDE DRIVE
At Woodclif. y. j., corner house
stucco on hollow tile. asbestos shngie
roof; ten rooms. connected with vacuum
cleaning system; open fireplace, parquet
floors, hardwood trim, electricity
screened and glass porches. steam heat
double garage. coal for all winter; for
cash and present mortgage; with or
without furniture fittings; owner going
to Europe price $12. 500 J. T. DEN
TON, No. 90 West St. New York City.
Tel. Montgomery 363t or Union 1202
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
Van Dyke Out of Nayy

BOSTON, Dec. 21.-Dr. Henry van
Dyke, former Minister to the Neither
lands, received word to-day that he had
been placed on the inactive list of the
navy, Since January l DR.. van Dyke
had been serving as chaplain. at
tached to the First Naval District.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22

QUiNN-On December 49, 1913, Patrick
Henry QUINN AGED 80, at the arniy resi-
dence. ll0 Monlngside Drive. Funeral ser
vices Sunday p. M. private Please omit
flowers. Intermen- Sandusky, Ohio
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22

DAVEY-Of pneumonia, in France, on De-
cenber ?, in the 2Sth year of his age,
Lieutenant Otis Davey, of Orange. N. j..
beloved husband of Alberta Webb Davey
and son OF the late John Z. Davey and of
Julia A Davev
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
PATENTS FOR SALE

on a PORTABLE R0AsgER pRnDI-,1>-C
superior food product when prodn,, - NJ
eay ore >.csi "a se home ho'e eeu7at grocery store
inspection Is fool proof No previous eru,r,eae.
neuvssaiy 10 operate Produei produced ave, con
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
CITY ISLAND
Bound South

CITY ISLAND. \. y. Dec. 2l.-sreamer Lake
Graphite Queosc Tor New York, to a II. Bull
n $, for New York. with p.as,er to j. B. King
Co, vessel 20 J. +. Whitney X Co.
Schooner john Selmuits. bridgeport for New
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
BUSINESS CHANCES

BROKER Want to incorporate and be financed
on invention which you can Investigate Inosr rare-
'uily, as | have model OF actual work no SIN fr
operation for inspection Product 1sineed used
HalY IN home. hotei. res ausant. anywhere food Is
served, Al actual saving of 95e< WIN Civ. rese.
ences and REQUIRE of You In your arst ie.rer
b. Box 200, Tribune Orire
LIVE AMERICAN responsible. e. rosne to 1,,t.s
go and other Eastern Countries iinnledia.ely arr
tiF slinao on hrs nes is Ia position 10 reprsssi
substantial Interests Adlfess Acton E.y ~
1853 Broadway X. Cry '''
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
Bound East

Steamer North Land. New York for Boston,
S'hooter Li4-us,h Howard tBr.l, New York
'N Sandy Ilnt N f.
larchnral - =
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
BIRTHS

Captain and Mrs Griswold b.
Daniel. SON. born Thursday December ..
IslS CAPTAIN Daniel is with the l07th
'former TIM Regiment in France. K Com
pany.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
Real Estate for Sale
or To Let
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN

34dH ST. 440 WEST--l2 light rooms, 2 baths
a, nne location for roomng house. No brokers
M. l. -JHankns "a Nassau ST.: 2lOo john OF
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

MEMORIAL SERYICES.-Dr CHARLES OLIVER
SAHl4ER. sunday. Dec. % 1918 D N Ertfi
Astor Addresses ny prominent speakers. Musical
programme. a! invited.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
MEMORIALS

A.--NHNOKfAIS-MO aRr,srrc
By seu4ptofs-Ar Aretltecrs OF Estsbf.ehed
> pura lon
GEORGE ". F}LiNN Manager & Trsa
NM. OKDMA1 PiKTKiDcf ireas'
Consulting sculptor.
. EAST i6fN ST near 5th av
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
Shipping News
Port of New York

MlniafrrN AFmaNac
s.- -i.es ........ 7.l6 Sun sets ... A.sg
s"' Moon sets. lo.go A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
IMPORTANT NOTICE,

~
Firth. Engagement. Marriage. Death
and In Memoriam Notices may be
teiephoned to The Tribune any time
up to midnight for insertion in the
next days psper. Just call
Beekman 5000
and send the notice as you wish it in
serted. Bill for same viii be mailed to
you later. The notice wiz reach over
100000 readers daiiy.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
RESOLUTIONS ENGRossED

Roll Of honor and resolutions eo,rosso, r-,---.
tcr painting Diplomas aied + + Dourf.a l. .r.s S
s5I 0th ave. NeA York a. " son
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
SCHOOL AGENCIES
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST.-ln or near Red Cross Shop. on 9Th
ave between Attn and 4Sth st. a ladv's
smaI watch with platinum back and diamond
ana sapphire face suspended on dark blue
cord; 800 reward and no questions asked If
returned to - East 18th ST
LOsT-Two certihcatzs Missouri. Kaneas
d Texas r. Rs 02lS97--25 shares ~,
name of Arthur y. Schlichter. Tn shares
A VlS3430 in name Of Herbert b. Schlichter.
Advise Kipa Corset Shop. Is Ienox ave.
New York
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22

MAGlE-O OF pneumonia, in France. on De-
cember .. in the 49th year of his age, Cap
tain John Maclean Magic, Q. NJ. c.. u. S
Army, Of Princeton. N. j.; beloved hus-
band of Gertrude Magic and son of the
late Rev David Magic, D. D.. and Eliza
Brandt Magie
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22

MERRITT Suddenly. on Sixth day. Twelfth
month. twentieth. 1918. Harriet Frost.
widow of Richard P Merritt. Funeral
from ner late residence. 25 Grace Court.
Brooklyn, N. y. First day afternoon.
Twelfth month twenty-second, at o'clock.
lnterment at poughkeepse. N v follow
ing day. Please omit flowers
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22

LEVERICH ;Suddenly on Friday morning,
December %. at her residence Throg's
Neck. Westchester. Annie F. wife of the
late Edward Leverich and daughter of the
late Frederick and Catharine A Schuchardt
Funeral services at the Church of the
Ascension, 9TH av.. at 10th St, on Tuesday.
December "a. at IL o'clock. Please omit
flowers
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22

CARPENTER wants work. real est. & mfg: al
tcra'ions part tons. store and Office fixtures; day
and contract Roberts. $50 West 25th ST. Telephone
Chelsea 1882
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
UNDERTAKES

LEON shsRV uHdsStsks, Tsl Brysns 1872
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22

O'FLARITY Abbey. native Of Lettermullen.
County Galway, Ireland. sister Of Irene
Bredeson Funeral Monday. December %.
at 9:i5 a. M Requiem mass at St Jo-
senh's Church ID a N.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22

CONWAY George. on December 90. Ser.
vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH, Broad
way Goth st. frank E. Campbelrs).
Monday, 3 D. m.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22

CHAUFFEUR. discharged from T. S air service
three Years eAper enre wishes position, private
or commercial; do minor repairs Elias Ash
kinos 233 South 2d St. Brooklyn. n. Y. Phone
Grccnpoin. 1921.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22

BELI-on Friday, December 20. 1918. An
geline A. Bell widow of Charles Bell.
Funeral service will be held at her resi-
dence. 235 West 18th St. on Monday. De-
cemoer %. at 10 a. m.
BERRY-At Oradell N J., Thursday, De-
cember -, 1918, William Karlslake Berry.
D. D.. formerly of Berryarbor, Devonshire.
England. Funeral at Church of Annuncia-
ton, Oradell, Sunday. December %. at
r.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-03-07
Gulneaa Get Ride.

Any OF the young blood of Indian
apolis will testify that chickens" Tin
one OF the later acceptances of the
word) are very fond Of street car and
automobile riding, observes the Indian
apols News. but 1t is not often that
four guineas OF the common or gar
den digging variety have an oppor-
tunity to disport themselves in or on
city street car.
Amid chorus OF squawks from
about 100 coops Of turkeys and other
fowls in front Of William Locks fish
and poultry place at 1927 Virginia ave-
nue., the other day. four guineas es-
capped from a coop, and a series Of
hops, fiops and flights landed them on
the trolley pole OF street car headed
for Washington street, where they evil
IDENTIFY regarded 1t policy to sit tight.
At any rate they were not tempted
from their perch by downtown window
displays or moving picture theaters,
On the back trip the street car stopped
in front of Locks, and the motormnn
shouted: Here are your guineas.'
Eager hands helped them to alight
and they were taken back home.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-03-07

Red Clover seed, finest quality to
be found. Emmett Feed Mills.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-03-07
OLA

Thomas Bailey and son Ralph, who
went to Oklahoma last fall, returned
to Ola last Wednesday. Mr.. Bailey
says Idaho is good enough for him.
The ladies of the Red Cross met al
Mrs. Sherman Glenn's last Wednesday
for the transaction Of business. Mrs
Trby was elected secretary, Miss Bal
guman having resigned.
Harry Foster came up from Boise
last Saturday. He will move his fam
lily to Ola in a few days, he having
rented Mrs. Whitlock's place.
Mrs. William Paddock is quite sick
with rheumatism at this writing.
Born-March 18th to Mr.. and Mrs.
H. j. Ballentyne, a son.
There will be dance at the Timber
Flat school house Friday night March
9Th. All proceeds to go to the Red
Cross.
The roads are in such bad shape
that the mail comes in on pack horses
when it comes.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-03-07

with everything from high treason to
sabotage. There may be some black
sheep in the Non Partisan League.
What church organization or party
that has not their share of black
sheep? Should that condemn the
whole? The Non-Partisan League is
composed exclusively of farmers, or
nearly so, who are banded together
to better their conditions, not to over
turn the universe, but to demand and
receive just and equitable laws that
will protect them against the pro-
fiteers, middlemen and gamblers. The
farmer is the only line of business
that has no voice in the price of the
stuff he sells or buys. Just look at
the millionaires who have waxed fat
off the tillers of the soil. But how
many millionaire farmers" have you
ever known? You won't need any
extra fingers on your left hand to
count them. Government reports show
that of the 81 that the consumer pays
only 38 cents goes to the man who
puts in from Ia to 16 hours a day to
produce it. Every line of business
from bricklayer to banker are organ
lied and to their advantage. Why not
the farmer ?-Richfield Recorder.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-03-07
Danish Statistics.

Very few European countries only
were In a position to proceed, since
August 1, 1914, with their normal quiD
quennial census. Denmark Is one OF
the exceptions, says an exchange. Or
February 1, 1915. the little kingdom
counted 2,920.00O inhabitants. 4. e., an
increase OF 10000 souls over the cen
sus of 1911.
The distribution ratio is 75 inhab'
itants to the square kilometre. The
Copenhagen Frederiksberg county con-
tains 100000 inhabitants, 1. e., more
than one-fifth Of the total population.
The IA other cities number 100000
people. Rustic population, 1,71100O.
The three principal cities, besides
Copenhagen. are: Aarhus, $4,000
Odense, $1,000, and Aalborg, $4,000,
The present war increased the import
ance of the seaport town Of Esbjerg
$4,000 inhabitants), which hardly ex-
listed 80 years ago.
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Concerning Gasoline.

The war department has estimated
that the daily gasoline needs of Amer
lea for war purposes will be $4,000
gallons for the next few years. Gov
eminent figures show that the total
daily gasoline production in the United
States is 6.S49,000 gallons.
The Bureau of Mines has authorized
the publication of bulletin which
states that saving of 100000 gal
Ions of gasoline may be effected every
day by Americans by the careful OBJ
servation of certain simple sugges-
tons. The bureau of mines would
conserve a half million gallons more
of gasoline daily than will be de-
manded by the government to operate
Its necessary war equipment or to
carry on its other necessary industries
during times Of war.
What Americans need to learn at
this time is to conserve gasoline judi
ciously and sensibly,-Peoria Journal.