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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-02

Saturday Eclipse, Visible in City,
Will Show IS Per Cent of Solar
Surface Obscured Near Sunset

without the ordinary Weaknesses of
men, and on the eve of the eclipse thew
got drunk. They neglected to tell their
royal master of the approaching phe-
nomenon. And the sad tale ends with
their condemnation to death for their
offence.
This is the earliest eclipse to which
there is reference in written history
1t seems to imply a considerable
astronomical knowledge among the
ancients. Perhaps the original Chinese
text (Which we have neglected to ex-
amlne) should not be rendered "pre-
Dict but rather "apprise Of" Pos
sibly the imperial astronomers wer.
only hidden to send word to the palace
OF the first contact of the shadow
winch would give the emperor an hour
IN which to prepare for his rites, But
certain amount of prediction might
nave been possible, for eclipses occur
IN series, over period of eighteen
years, ten days and eight hours. This
cycle, or "Saros," runs to a great cycle
OF l,lo2 years, after which the whole
dance begins again. Within the "Saros"
there are number of types of eclipses.
each recurring regularly, though of
course in different portions of the
earth.
Inc earliest specific record of eclipse
prediction is contained in Herodotus.
who gives the honor to the Greek pbi-
10c@ L. m
iosopner Ihales. Thales, however, pre-
oicted not the exact time, but only the
year of its appearance. The reference
IS incidental to one of Herodotns,s
chaeey anecdotes concerning war be-
tween the Lydians and the Medes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-02
New War Loan Drive 4
8
In Motion in Turkey
The Nesc York Tribune

Turkey is now floating a new war
loan which she expects will brirs in
at least 100000 Turkish pounds. Every
purchaser Of a bond is to receive the
FIRST half a years interest Of per
cent while paying for his bond This,
it is hoped by the Turks. will help
the success of the loan, subscriptions
zeitung," are to Be accepted only from
the inhabitants Of Turkey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-02

with historical events. Plutarch must
have an eclipse to signalize the birth
of Romulus. He says: "The air on
that occasion was suddenly convulscd
and altered in wonderful manner, for
the light of the sun failed and they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-02

were alike anxious to conclude peace"
Thereupon they sealed their negotia-
lions with double marriage and lived
i'll amity--at least until the next
quarrel arose.
Legend loves to associate eclipses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-02
Six Universities Lost
By Russian Upheaval
The Ne,c York Tribune
Foreign Press Bureau

oTetOH PTeSs Bureau
Russia has lost six universities
through the revolution. Before the
revolution there were ten Russian uni
vcrsities, situated in Moscow. Petro-
gEad Key D0r 9dsss Rharf RsaU
romsk.
The universities in Kiev, Kharkov and
Odessa now belong to the Ukrainians,
Dorpat Is Esthonian, Warsaw goes to
the Poles and Helsingfcrs becomes
Finnish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-02

F. SOME time this week, you observe
brigades of astronomers scurry-
Il ing southwark with their tele-
scopes, you will know that they are
roing to see the total eclipse of the
sun. visible all the way from Washing
ton to Florida late next Saturday
afternoon. On narrow path, varying
in width from forty to sixty-six miles,
the eclipse will be total. At all other
points in the United States it will be
partial In New York City 6S per
cent of the suns surface will be
obscured But If you have the spare
cash to pay Mr.. McAdoo's increased
railroad fares to Denver, Col, say, or
20 Jackson, Miss, you will be compcn-
stated by one of the most absorbing ex-
periences this old earth affords.
Why an approaching total eclipse
of the sun rouses such turmoil in
astronomical breasts is not easy to un-
derstand or explain. 1t is chiefly due
to the fact that a good eclipse offers
ideal opportunities to investigate the
composition of the suns gases, and
does not happen often.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-02

into night. This event had been fore
told to the Ionians by Thales of
Miletus, who predicted it for the very
year in which it actually took place.
When the Lydians and Medes observed
the change they ceased fighting and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-02

which reads as follows: GAS the
balance had not inclined in favor of
either nation, another engagement took
place in the sixth year Of the war, in
the course of which, just as the battle
was growing warm, day was turned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-02

1918, in the United States -
!, The time under various cities is that at which
the eclipse begins The eclipse will be partial
s Jhe IN ou paffs ct u s. A outside of the pathway
SHOWN on the map, where it will be tntp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-02
An Exodus of
World Scientists

OF such scientific value is the OPP
portunity to observe an eclipse from a
good vantage point that thousands of
laboratories on expeditions. In order
to study the eclipse of May 6, 1888,
scientists from England. France, Italy,
Austria and the United States travelled
fifteen thousand miles to little Caroline
Island, one of the Marquesas group in
the Pacific Ocean, spending three
months in the trip and ten weeks at
sea- They set up shop on an island
inhabited by exactly four men, one
woman and two children, living in
three huts and two sheds. And all this
for the sake Of about FIVE minutes of
actual observation.
These trips are necessary because of
the rarity OF solar eclipses and the
constant chance that bad weather con-
ditions will spoil the best laid plans in
ordinary climates. There are actually
more ecipses CT the sun than of the
moon, but whereas every total lunar
eclipse is visible on the whole of a
hemisphere, those of the sun are
visible only on narrow strip of
ground and rarely strike twice in the
same place London, for instance, went
for S27 years, from SIS to 1715 A. D.,
without seeing one. The last one seen
in this country was on May %, 1900,
and with one exception there will not
be another for sixty-one years. So
these opportunities are precious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-02
The Thing Is
Still a Bit Creepy

Ever since May 80, 1872 when an
eclipse was first seen, according to the
chronicle, through a tube" ii. e., a
telescope), the popular mystery as to
these midday darknesscs has pretty
we'll vanished. Everybody now knows
that solar eclipses are caused by the
moon coming between the sun and the
earth and casting its shadow upon US.
But of course these things were not
known to the ancients, to whom an
eclipse was the most terrifying natural
phenomenon in the whole range of
human experience. And even with our
knowledge, the thing is still somehow
bit creepy. Just say to yourself, very
solemnly, several times: "And the sun
became darkened at midday" and some
primitive, superstitious fear will begin
to bubble up in your breast. That is
only the last remnant of the terror
which possessed the whole ancient
world at the approach of midday dark
ness, which seemed to presage the end
of all things terrestrial
The Chinese believed that the sun
was being eaten by dragon. The
Scandinavians. had a myth that the
wolf Sk0li was in combat with the orb
of light, and would finally, after many
centuries, devour it. The Tahitians
believed, more Economically, that the
sun and moon on that occasion were
being married, and made great cere-
mony to wish the couple long welded
bliss. The Indians of Arcadia, on see
ing the sun darkened, believed it had
been eaten by an ass, and they there
upon killed one and cut him open,
searching its entrails for the lost
luminary.
One of the most helpful legends is
the one from China to the effect that
an eclipse is warning to emperors to
examine their faults and make amends.
The most persistent of legends is
that which asserts t,.at eclipses occur
because of the bad deeds done on this
earth. So Saturdays darkness will not
be without it's mystical significance. If
ever the sun should hide his face, sure
iy 1t is now But there is bit of
legendary history which will make Sat-
urday's eclipse doubly appropriate. For
on February "a, 453 A. D., when the
Kaiser's prototype, Attila, was ravag
ing Italy with his Huns there occurred
terrifying eclipse. The Latin his
torian Gregorius Turonersis says of it:
Then even the sun appeared hideous,
SO that scarcely third part of it gave
light" And he adds: ri believe it was
on account Of such deeds Of wickedness
and the shedding of innocent blood"
II the original Huns could bring a
partial eclipse, surely those of to-day
Justify total.
The Strange Case
Of Ho and Hi
To change the tone of this discourse,
let us now recount the sad tale of Ho
and Hi, astronomers royal to the
Emperor Tchong- Kong of China, in the
year 2155 B. C. or whereabouts. The
emperor had decreed that eclipses Of
The sun must be predicted, in order
that he, the chief servant Of the sun,
might perform tho necessary rites to
bring light back to the world. Now Ho
nd HI though LEARNED rnen. .vera NOE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

. Real Home

ON top of Beautiful Irving PIsos.
overlooking city and the river. viii
be sold by owner at price much
lower than the same property could
be built for today. This In one oe
the finest bungalows In the city, lo-
Gated on high lot. 10oxf40 feSt.
Ten rooms. including sun room.
breakfast room. nursery. etc. All
fine oak floors. oak and ivory WOOD :
work, beautifully decorated, tiIed
bath and built-in fixtures. Big
sleeping porch glassed-in With
French windows on three ades,
good basement with furnace, garage
and fine servants quarters. This
house was built for q home, has
double floors with heavy building
paper between, double walls, also
protected with heavy building pager.
Dozens Of minor conveniences sell
dom found in houses offered for
sale. Price must be all cash or
nearly so. Owner will take $1,000
for this house, built less than one
year ago. House must be inspected
to learn real worth. Will also con-
slider renting same completely fur
nished for the three summer months
TO reliable parties.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE 80
lioo BLOCK, r. Nice six room bungalow
with garage. lot AONli0 and honse mod
oru, rented for 500 per month Price for
this week only, $4,000, one half cash,
balance trrmh. Phone cog or call at
2os tul, BldN ask Tor Mr. Campbell
FOX SALE. By owner, am leaving town
and an offering my fvo room bungalow
~ 3ij South Wheeling at bargain
his paec was built by owner and is as
-N''lAnuai and ctEy place as you viii
find any place in the city. This house
can not h' duplicated for $4,000. VIII
tfF for $4,000 with good terms Wll
gladly show At any tune g. H. Brooks
t'' south Whreling Phone 432s.
Garden TRACT -62HNl5O feet on sand
Springs line, ST5 cash, $40 month
frr, t2}". Inquire 22t North Denver.
HOUSE Ruy this three room house, walk.
'nE dutAncc, lot 5oxiA0. with shade
md frut, bath and gas In house rented
Tor $50 per month, price only $500.
huu may have it for 800 cash balance
t2o per month. Call phone 6o4o
HOUSE New hye.room house. two lots.
fence, good garden. garage and chicken
house $3.50 easy terms. Phone 6ot9,
eos Ault Bldg
kENpALI,- Nice. new room bungalow in
kendall cheap. by owner Phone 092
% ..N W. VIZ 'NFnFI iNt JON llut VIII Htil
,hrap for cash Phone owner. 779n.
klNNNld..-T Three room house with elcrp
iug porch good well, barn, on car line.
81 500, $500 cash and S33 a month
Tulsa Realty Co. Phone b2
| MAPLE RlDOF ---Boautiful 10 room home
two baths upstairs toilet and lavstory
downstairs, largo living room and din.
ing room, sun parlor. all builtin foa
tures, basement, furnace garage and
servants quarters was 10000, party
- called ont o. town will sacrifice for
$4,000 Phone ao77 or sasa
hoRNISGGlDE ADDITION For sale
seven room bungalow for $1,000; Irving
Place addition five.room cottage, 81 500
s2,i7h cash will handle, Sunset Hill Ad
dition, six room bungalow, just beins
completed, price $500, terms II desired
builders Investment Co. 900 New World
| rblig Phone 22sp
| = i - 80 r
ROCKFORD, S.--le0O block tour No
240), new oneatory, fiveroom hous'
bath. hardwood floors, closets, pantry
prcc 3d. for quick sale cash $500
h.l.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13
Bu1LplNd MATERIALS
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

TTWRER. secondhand, for sale. 1888
East Second
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13
REAL ESTATE FOR REM
HOUSES rURNIsuEn

.EIuIN -lf r,, r,n,,. and Main
nr,r room, aud bath adults oa,y
s,r,. .It. o,,,,,r. ,,r r,r,, Tor 4 n,ntb,
and ,,..hI. In.. t,t ,,,r pbor,
g4to
,.,.,r,,.,.,, ,,..,,,...,..
t"s IOh'N p s@'. r"n' room apartment
''''
flFIIh w ..v f"' ,'om NOV, In
y'+' rent va rto"Hl"+ l'" ''F '''
i"'nl''f' t''to'''"
not SE Oue ruom FURNISHED house. not
modern sac D month Phone 267I
HOME For rent 81, or .isht months, ,,N
r,,om Furnished home 1ith garage 8 40
per month Phone itl2
IN CnioEkpn spRINGS-To rent Tor
tne summor we'll furnished housc IN beat
rosiignrc district eAruEc Apply 302
sonth Cincinuau after 4 O'Clock
ii.rprNt ,rr \, For rent hcauti
tIi, fnrotsh,l apartment from lpuo
to September Phone SCOT
PEORIA s- l3J5 For rent room GOV
i"t''. INtn'h'o trnt .'t"r .,fn pb,o,
l.noTi'N '''' s"'"'"
''''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13
AOARD AND ROOMS

-FtosBIE HEIGHTs-Two.ro room, nearly
{new modern, well furniohed house iG'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

UADpoRF rIANQ-Good as new. 5000
cash takes d. owner leaving Tulsa.
Phone 6Tl6
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13
LOTS ron sALB

CITY LOTS See US for city lots and
farm property Bauer Investment Co,
MS Daniel Bldg Phone $500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

&ppsys absence. Best city references
Address Mrs, c., 5ii south Denver.
REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE FoR SALE "
FTaTry hcRF--Good farm near Dawson
for sale ut $50 per acre or wlh usuI uS.i
ior retidence property IN Iulsa' .s,h
NJ Harris $3.50, room q 201 n 5ou'"
Main street. Il
yTyE ACRES on East sixteenth IN Iui
hearing fruit. pears, peaches pIups spna
oots. cherries berries, lZA grape ds
wortb Of growing vegetables; NOT o%eus %
elias ,hsds and gtsbles, horse, COW,
,ig ,nd chicken ward two wei on goou
narsv failing water, piped ready t0I W.
nood Uye.,som house snd ont bn'ldipFs
sas in. bargain for cash ana "'"'
Phone 5305 ..------ ,otl
list the kind Of a place you wan, r.
-, coss-in about hAN rrl o", "
SSViU' Sti, herrics Of all kinds grapes iru,'
t,ses good spring. nice house hnu o",
'nSirss fine storm cellar; TINS. tau
pu N,'sbt right See US al once. "e'to
& parks. 2os Auli Bldg .-
TES.NCRE TRACT Pine ten acre uacl
moi far out, IN the right direction 5o,n'
improvements, TINS "t,h F.n.n,' III
about one half cash. Phone QUA" OF car
2Os Auli Bldr. .-.-....
HOUSES FOR SALE 10
tpARTNEST sITE-Close in, CHEAP. Cal
owner, 1897 ---..-.-..... q, =,
ACRE IOT-Roautiiully situated on VtSts
Trnu and close enough In 10 MAJ "
vcty dcfirablo az home SITE SHs|'
worm the money, terms. Fhone oo1'.
2Oa Ault Bldg --.------..-,---.--
BTEGALOW Seven rooms. hesuuinl dee
oranors. beautiful electrical ht'ures'
liB house.
aae, fraui price 50 7@O, small pay menl
bsHdi.s waiRing distance southNtide.
" a Rose Phone ol'3 a...----.----.-.
pr-VGAlow -A dandy hve rom bunga
law g75u cash balance SAa month.
Banks,op, $40 Robinson Bldg fhone
057.
ptryGtIOW Five room mnd"rr bungalow,
,.out one year old nice. level Tot. 5000
gaTag,. priced 20 sell al 81 100, $1,000
Ssth and easy terms Ben a. Angei,
room 400 Commerce bldg, Fourth and
Main ..--.--.-
BngToN Er,rs good buy, five room
Nyn DAYS. rrirc Si.Tr0 BaHkEton, $40
Robinson Bldg. Phone 9''.
COTTAGE New. fynroom cottage. beau
tifnl lot oak floors white enamel thrl
ont mantei $1,000, $500 down, balance
$50 per month y. Is. Leccrait. thone
lGs2.
CARSON. Beautiiui room house in
Carlson place. garage and sorVauis
quarters. bargain. Phone 2977 or
s234
ELwoOD. s.. IlI3- DANDY five room mod
crn house. Just remodried 10y owner
EAST $3.50, $3.50 essh. balance
like rent new five room modern bungA'
low electricity, mantol bnilrin Tea
lures. sacrifice. owner needs money riEh'
now Get busy. act today, worth $1,000
Tul'a Realty 60 Phone a3
EAST SIDE Three room, full si1c lot on
car line and ciosein on suutheast side
Price $1,000, S4Oo cash and $50 POI
month Soc Wimbist. as Robinson
Bldg Phone t7lA
EAST SIDE,-Teo four rodu houses "or
full size .cornrt lot, good wsil plenty o
fruit, close 10 car line S. 600. S2ua cast
and So month Tulsa Realty 20
Phone 50.
FARM Good sO.acrc,, improved tarm 10
Logan county extra good buy al $3.25o
very easy terms; would trade for Tuls
property or good car, Baker Invest
ment Co. Phone 1900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

. Five-room furnished house
for rent, with garage and
servant quarters, $l25. Call
1924
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13
PERSONAL PROPERTY

BUSINEhh FhhoVNHI UI
sTFGER & YOCNG-Reai EstAte. lnsur'
Arre Investments Phones 1870 1884
9l4 Robinson Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

ROCKFORD, 5000 block Tour No.
240), new one.atory, fveroom house
bath. hardwood floors, closets, pantry,
price S3, for quick sale cash $500,
balance SEQ morthy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

BOILERS Secondhand 80 b p $3.50;
100 h."p, $3.50; $50 h p- $1,000 new
$50 u. ?. nigh proSsures in stock; oil
stills steam and gas engines, com.
preBsors and complete stock secondhand
machinery. LAndretA Machinery Co.. Jop-
lin. Mo-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13
statesmen AND AGENTS
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE %

| SITUATIONS WANIbD-MALh fE
BooKKEEPER- Expert bookkeeper and
accountant wants 10 connect with sound
mercantile or manufacturing concern.
Have had three years practical eHpc'
rience. Address Box AL care World
CARPENTER Wishes repair work. Hollis.
Phone 1853 ...--.-..-..-.
CHAuFFEUR-Man wants position, ysrd
man also Al garage man. Phone
2s4l-J -
LADY sTENUGRAPHER- Desires tom
por1ry work, 10 years experience Usage
7Is4
MAN. MARRIED gs years old. wants po-
| sition, have had cyperleur" book SAecuIns
and clerical work. will tackle anything.
Address k,s9. care World
MEAT CUTTER Situation wanted by
! meat cutter; am past drstt age, new
| conner in the city, = P, kes4uke. ago
Gillette
WANTED Position in or ont Of city hy
young man rs years Of age, not drafted.
single. neat pleasing disposition and "f
good education good ponmap and book
kcotcr, can operate typewriter Sonc
eivft yysa.s office experience, am rm
ployed~H city as office manager: de.
sire p~!Tfion with larger opportunities
can furnish Al references, viii raN
for personal interview n YOU hdeslre
Address BoS Ash. rare World
VOTING LAWYER Would HE 20 make
connection with an oil company or
Law firm best nt credentials and quail
ficstions Address box d. care OF
World
sU1TuATIoNs wANTED-FEMALE as
HOUsEKEEPER- Want position as house
keeper for bachelor or widower; won :
object 10 care Of one or two children
with good people no tnfers ne'd ag
ply Phone s215, or call 3t5 Sonlh
kenoshA
HoUsEKEEPER- Wanted position IS
housokeepcr by unorcumhor'd widow On
motherless homo or for batcholor
Ms care World
RSE-Experience graduate nurse wish
eS position tn travel with invalid. rcl5
enable salary and expenses Address
BOX A7G, care World
STENOGRAPHER- Q years stcnog
raphtc. dictaphons and executive e1
peuience desires permanent position
life insurance preferred. Address Box
AGA care World. ...
STENOGRAPHER and clerk desires posi-
ton Address Box A66. care World
STEN0GRAPHFR reliable desires posi-.
tiou Address Bcy Aa2, care Worlh.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES "a
CASH GROCERY and market, CsrCnors,
Tor sAle-SellinE So 5ol per month, al
cash. invoice around $4,000 mo- ifAa'
considered going 70 war reason for '''' y.
ing come see IL. Frank Brsco'. clare
more Okla. .-...-
CAFE FOR SALE-Cheap u taken at
once; in new roming oil field se.LlnF
on account of sickness Box 81, bl'l
irFs, Okla. --
For sale small ron
fcctionery, cheap II sold at once. Phone
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-07-20

In the Sixth Judicial District Court OF
the State of Nevada, in and for the
County of Humboldt.
In the Matter of the Estate of Burwell
w. Stewart, deceased. No. 391
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned were on June s, 1918, ap-
pointed. and on June 10, 1918. quail
fed. by the above named Court as
Executrix and Executors. respectively,
of the last viii of Burwell w. Stew
art. late of said county. deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to file the
same. with the proper vouchers and
statutory afidavits attached. with the
Clerk OF said Court within three
months from the date of the first pub
lication OF this notice.
Dated. June 20. 1918.
SARAH f. STEWART,
ROBERT BURR STEWART. and
JOHN II. CARTER,
Executrix and Executors. respectively.
OF the last Will of Burwell w.
Stewart. deceased.
L. @. WILSON.
Attorney for said Estate.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-07-20
TAKE sHRAPNEL FROM HEART
Remarkable Operation Performed on Q
BritIsh Soldier Pro~ss sue
eessfui.

London.-A remarkable operation
has been performed on q soldier at
Leeds infirmary. A piece OF shrapnei
weighing 81 grains was extracted from
the anterior walls of the heart.
The patient Is Private John Brit
land, who was wounded at Arras on
April IL last year. After receiving
treatment In several hospitals he was
taken to Leeds inhrmary. where a
photograph established the fact that he
had a piece of metal in the wall Of the
heart itself. He 10 making steady
progress % recovery.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-07-20
ICED DRINKS UNDER BAN
state Food Administration Of Arkan
a Rules Out Cooling
Beverages

Little Rock, Ark.-Ths girls ma!
continue to wear 500 gowns. s25 boot
and hose that cost more than a pail
OF shoes did a generation ago. but II
this town they viii not flirt among tn,
round tables In the soda joints. sip
ping soft drinks at the expense Of sol
der boys or loving SWANS. The state
food administration has knocked thest
good times on the head. The girl
must learn that the country Is at war
No more, according to the order OF tho
food administration. shall soft drink
stands serve iced tea. sherbet anc
water ices. An order has also beer
issued denying manufacturers OF soft
drinks who have used their 1918 sugar
allotment more sugar for the remain
der OF the year.