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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-11
Food Director Issues
List of Substitutes

Harry Gilbert, Wayne county food
has issued another COM
plete list OF substitutes that are to be
purchased with wheat and graham
flours, few changes being noted in
the list which follows:
Barley meal, barley -four. corn grits,
cornmeal, corn -four, edible corn
starch, feterita -four. feterita meals,
hominy, hominy grits. oatmeal. pota-
to flour. oatmeal flour, rice, rice flour
rolled oats, sweet potato -four, soya
bean -four, tapico -four and neanut
-four. Buckwheat -four can be substi-
tuted when it contains no wheat.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-11
Strayer Will Have No
Opposition from Demos

In the names of candidates seeking
nomination on the Republican ticket at
the spring primaries, and published
Wednesday in the Palladium, the name
of Frank Strayer. who is candidate
for prosecuting attorney, was omitted.
Mr.. Strayer is the present prosecutor
and is a candidate for reelection. He
will have no opposition on the Demo
cratic ticket.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-11
War NelDs Stirs Men in
Training Camps He Writes

Hugh Chandler, one of the Richmond
men of honor in the service of Uncle
Sam. and low in training at Camp
Shelby, Miss, in letter to his moth
es, says: The boys at the camp are
very eager to get over in France, the
great battle now in progress making
the men feel that they would all like
to get chance at the Huns.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-11
Selects Leave April u
for Course at Purdue

The five men recently chosen by the
selective service board to take courses
at Purdue University that will fit them
to enter branches of federal service,
will leave Richmond for Lafayette at
9:15 o'clock Saturday morning, April
q, it was announced Thursday by the
chairman of the board.
The five men chosen for the courses
are Bernard Massman, Charles Twigg,
Joseph B. Pardieck, Eugene Gaylor
and w. B. Miller.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-11

When Liberty Bonds are worthless,
You'll be a slave.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-11

PARIS, April 11.-A German attack
in the Champaign last night was
broken up ty French fire. On the
principal battle front there was
heavy artillery fighting between Mont
didiere and NoyOn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-11

Sink another U-boat with a Liberty
bond
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-11
REPORT SHOWS
MILK GOOD HERE

The following report of Joseph R.
Edawrds dairy inspector. indicates
that the condition OF milk was good
during the month OF March. Inc
scores of dairymen follow:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-11
A Liberty Bond is the one sure
thing" in money making"

The "wclf" doesn't even hesitate
around Liberty Bond holders.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-11
BRIEFS

LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE!
I'll members and their fam
lies are urged to attend
Memorial Services Sunday
afternoon, April 18th, at
2::3O o'clock at High School
Auditorium. All members
will meet at lodge rooms at 2
p. m. The public is invited.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-11

Liberty Bonds beat umbrellas for
that rainy day
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-05

Dartmouth Jack. o. Lantern.
This Is the first time I've ever
been kissed by a man.
That's a sort of a slam at the
rest Of EN-, isn't IT."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
Sabren Elm groBes Ser3 betpeifen

SSabren Elm gro es 9er5 betpei1en
fa1mt.
81 5ieb gu, 6aB 6u tii6tig per-
bel It al1d) IN alerlei Sugenofpiel rn6
frild nt1b froblib bleibeit 0ur6 Die
gar5e S~l1geno3eit; liebe Ole. Natur
NIT oll' ibren @ei60pfen uno lab
fei1ue 5t1be1rarbeit Dir Die Srel1oe
0ard11 nebrnen.
81 @eroe nidt per5agt ODER tor
rig, lpenm on oib perginglt ltno 5tro=
fe leiben m1tbteit; iong' frii6 tpieber
an, 1l11b bu fannlt ra1d alle Spnrelr
Dos @ergange1re1l tilgen. 9aB bid
l1ibt BON Neibtruuen aniteden nno
glal1be nibts 901es BON oei1nen 2eb=
rer1l 1peil tie oir l1nbequenreS 5un1l1=
tbe1t.
1O.) Treibe ettpas @11tes freimil=
lio neben oeiner Eflidtarbeit, oa1nit
,ol1 ol1db ipdter 811 oen Midnnern ge=
borlt, Die lth lelbit 3iele iteden, nro
niht at 6ett @alb 1flaDen, oie muir
Muferlegtes berri6ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
@ans ii6er.

Scr flei1pe @eorg ibdief getpobnIi6
nit ieinem 5tpei ODER bret Sabre al
teren 8ruoer Mfre0 3u1ammen in Ell
nem 8imnner. Scum fam es einmol
Dor, 6ub er alein 5u 8et gebradt
muroe. u@itte, M11tter," iagte er,
LAS 6nS 2idt ein penig bremen,
meil be11te na9t Mlfre0 1ri6t bel mir
it," uWo5u miu1t 0u 6enn ein 2iht
baben?" fragte i'm 0ie Welttter. ~9uB
MIDI @ott leben fa1n1, menn i6 gan5
ollei11 bier iblafe>" gab @eorg CUR
uMber @ott fa11n 6i6 I'M
Iinitern aeraoe 10 gut ieben pie beim
u@as> Mfttter, tper1m eS ltod=
fin1ter ilt?" rSa, mein 2ieber, ober
id mill Sos 2ibt ein flein tpenig
bremen laiier, 1pert1 61 es tpiin=
~9eein, 6anfe," rief iett Der
&leim, ui6 fiib1e midi gon5 1tder,
uenn @ott mi6 1eben fu1n."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
manufacturers
&pn SEN 8efanntidaften,

sit ein &ino 10 peit berangemad=
len, 6as es an sen @intritt in 6ie gbe
Denfe11 fu1n, 10 gebt 0em 1pirfli9en
@intritt in 6ieien Stan0 6ie u8e=
fanntl6oft" nn6 Ser u8rul1tltano"
porber. 9eine &in6er, liebe M11tter,
miillen olio in Sen Sabren, melde
6ieier @orbereiturrg 6es @betar6es
porousgeben, sic re6te Mn1idt iiber
8efamtifaften nn6 @ra1tlton6 in
ii6 oufgenommen baben.
ugefonnt16aft" 5tuiiden 3tpei jun
gen Mecnidene ber1die6enen @el6ledJ=
tes lit erla11bt, tpe1tn Tie gein6t n116
1~1nterbalten miro BON iolder, Ste 1.
ernltlid oen gintritt in Ste @be nit
einanoer beab1i6tige1> nr6 mel6e 2.
6ie @erebelidlt1tg balb i1t'S @erf
iebea f0nnen.
@os 6en err ten H1tnft ottgebt, 10
lit elm 10 bertroutes g%erbdltniB 5mi<
I6en Siingli11g nn6 S1tngfrm1 pie
sic gefonnti6aft 0l1rfaltS berboten,
men1r nidt sic ernite Mbitdt borban=
oen lit, 5nlammen IN 6en @be ltan6
ein3utreten. 8efamtl6aften, tpelfe
5tpiihen j1t1rgen 2e1tten obne Ste 9b=
liht Ser gbe leiber oft ge11ng unter=
bolten meroer, ltn6 Sic l1riode 11r=
5Gbliger 11n6 obihel1lid)er Climber.
2ies, tpoS ein pelterfabrener Gater
uno Mi1lionGr iiber 6ieien Bltni
ldreibt:: uOieie 8efmnntidoft 6enen
cine erIte @bitdt 1iht SIT @r11n6e
Iieqt, itn6 eine mabre Heitielthe ge=
fpor6gt. sic itn6 eine geiltige
gdtpinoiudt, pe1de Sic Screen ltn=
fercr esl1genb langiam aber iider Der
aebrt, Ste littlihe &raft bridt ltnb ie-
6es edit religi0ie 2eben tD6tet. Selblt
ipenn sic d1tBeren l1ebltrrger Ser ge-
ligiorl sic Mnborrtna Ser ionntdgli=
den Meife 11n6 Der bdufige gmpfang
Ser bei1igen 5oframerte nod belize
balten mer6en; man mabt bteielben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14

,grenfen unb ghpienborIt font
men nidt mebr. Wir bra1tden oltf
lie niht 5u iporten."
Scr @roue mirft SEN gtltmmel iei-
ner @ioarre in bos Teuer. Cert Mei=
merits itorrt miirriid, Dor lid bin.
,g2ie id] Gl1d) geiagt babe," = ser
8ro1re blidt Sic glnbern burdorin=
oeno an, r6ie 9inge, iiber oie mir
he1tte o6eno reoer1, geboren. nidt an
sic orobe 81ode. 8ir ltn6 I'm Ter
bier : flint: Goter Siaebran6 fat
BET uns Git un6 Gimme. l1no flint
Tina qer11.g, tpenr oie @eideitelten
aus ser Mrbeiteri6oft 6obei liro."
aort6eus fGbrt nit Ser &a11b onrf)
iein hn1biges Soor. 9orm nt1nmt er
sic Efeife aus oem W1tnoe. SD ber<
1tebe nidt reht, mie SIR cine Srgoni=
lotion s1tm ghube ser Irbeiter Idol
fen tuoGt, obne sic Hedte Ser Sabri=
fonten at beihnei6en. Sber tDie oenft
SIR G1th bos?"
u9os min i6 gnh iagen, Sort
ntes. gs bortbelt iih ia ni6t oa=
rum, nit Ser neutrality-suspicious.
elm Gedt Der Sabrifonter GIT Derfur=
aerr. lonbern 11ur 6orl1m, sic Mrbeiter
Dor ctnem ltmeft bon Ieiten Ser So
brifanten at betpabren. Went gum
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
@ar11t int sic Stride geben?

3mei 8efannte ginge1r miteiro11=
Scr in Ste Stride.
v@os niitt es eigentli6," iogte ser
SSSii1gere 11nter ibren, no oft 1T Ste
&irde gu geben?"
u@os niitt es," ertpt6erte ser an
oere, uio oft 5n eiien?"
50, 6os lit 6od) ettpas gang anoe=
res; 6ur6 6ie Speilen erbalte id
mein 2eben nn6 meire &rafft," mar
sic Mntport.
uDie beioen 9i1ye iin6. ni6t 10
peridieoen, tpie 6u 0enfilt>" 1praf
1rl1n pie6er ser Meltere. u@os Ste
gpeiie fir Sen 2eib it, 6us lit 6aS
@ort @ottes fir BEN @eiit."
vMber," tpen6ete ie1er ein> umober
fommt es benn, 6oB 10 biele nod 0em
@orte @ottes tbatiad)lib fem Ser
longen tragen, pabretr6 6o6 jeoer=
mann e1 1en piu?"
uI1t tauideit 6id," tpor bie Mnt-
mort, nidt ie6er tpiu elien.. @eb'
muir in Elm &ronfenbalts l1nb iteb 6ie
&tra11fe11 an! Muer6tngS lit es natltr=
ger1aB, 6oB Elm Menib Mppetit bot;
bot ct feine1r, 10 lit ct 'front.'. nno
1pe11n 10 biele na6 6em 8orte Got
tes fei1t &erlangen trager, 10 lit oaS
eben ein iebr ernites 3eiden meitper=
breiteter n1r6 idtperer inrterer @r=
%fra11fung."
81 Der Ebot, tpe1t es nit inns rid<
tia ltebt, Damn fo1nen mir sic @r=
ba1lt11g outs @ottes @ort nn6 Die
@emeinidnft nit Glei6gelin1rfen
ni6t entbebren. emo mir aber ber=
b0rtert, 10 feblt inns Ser <nger na6
geiltlidJer Mabratng, ia, mir geben
6erielbem olts 6em @ege.
Mber meit emit ernt, 6oB 6ies Elm
5ton6p11nft ser @eiun6beit nno
&SsrafhtpiGire, iii es bielmebr %6erienige
ser 8er6erb1riB un6 @ebu1t6enbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14
Rindere&e.
@pIbeme @prte.

3eb11 @ebote fir @diiler. -. &C.
fen Sic nidt oariiber binmeg, lelen
Sic bieie 5ebn @ebote> 6en11 1uenn tie
al1d ufiir Sdiiler" itn6 - mir font
mem o1e no6 lerren. @s lit fetner
511 alt gum 2erne1t. un0 ldlieBli6:
geben mir ni9t aue in 6ie S6ule 6e5
2ebens, bis n11a Ser groBe 2ebrer
oos Neife3e1tgniB ertbeilt = 6en
Eo0esidein? Ser befonnte 8rofei=
ior 0ebeimratb Or. Wilbelm Miind
bdt bieIe 5ebn @ebpte aufge1teut.
~ Deine S9ule lit elm fleirer
Staut; lei ein gutter Biirger in 6ie=
lem oeinem Staate, 6mnit on Elm
re9ter Ma1n mer6eit fir 6et11 gro
Bes 8aterlnn6.
81 @e0enfe, 6aB blt cine grobes
grbe a11treten lo11t, un0 iei oanfbar
ar Ser @6le11> Sic es Dir iberma6t
buber, ar Sen groBen Meni6en, Ste
nit fires 2ebens Mrbeit %ltnbergar1g=
li6ss oa11 fir bi6 geldaffen baben.
81 2erne int &leit1en treu iein,
oonrit 011 es oereinIt int @roBen feirl
fannlt; lerne d11Bere SrOn11ng, bie
Sir bilft 31r in11erer Si6ttgfett.
~ @trebe nad g6tbett; fin0e
oid) nidt quBerli1 ob nit 6einen
Yflidte11 nno Iei nidt nit dl1Berem
Grfola 5ltfrte6en; lerne 1tidt a1n6ererl
51 1ieniten 1on6ern 0etrfe an oi6
lelb5t 1tno tpas 61 tpertb leit modteit.
81 Dm 1oIit nidt liigen, me0er
mie Size 9flapen, sic feinen Mlttb 5nr
@obrbeit baben, 1ro6 1pie 6ie SeufF
let, sic lidJ e1npor1pi1t0en mollen,
rod mie ste @orti6pinoler, Sic &C.
borgtes fin eigen ol1Sgebe1t. Mnd)
iouit o1t nidt 5tpei5iingig iein, 1tidt
oid] fro1nm geben Dor oeinen @lter11
1tnb fred) Dor 2ebrern 1ttrb &omera=
6en.
g. Sei Elm gutter &a111era6 1tnter
0einesgleiden, 5%1tperlallig ut16 trelt,
ober lob feinen &ameraoen, Der
ldledter lit, iiber 0i6 Serri9aft ge-
mi11re11. S1tbe, ni6t aus Gbrgei5
at6ere I'M @er11en 51 i%iberbolen, ober
gib Mdt, oab bat oei11e1t Ma111t lteblt,
fpie 6eire &ruft eS bon Str foroert.
~ MiBbrol1d)e 0eine 5tarfe
nidt qege1 sic Sdhpad)en nnb let
ni6t bod)aniitbig gege1r Die @eri1ge-
ret; lpiile, Dob man idon IN llrge1t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14

medaniIh, obo,e inneres Sntereiie
aus 3tpang ober @%emobnbeit. un6
10 ltnb bieie l~ebungen Der frii1en
@otbe al1f be11 @angen 6es @bmi116-
lii6tigen pergleidbar. Ser nnerfab-
rene betradtet ite ais Elm 3eiden Der
@e1nn0beit, lpdbrenb. Dos erfabrene
9ll1ge l1nter ibnen oen nagenben 80
besrpl1rm liebt."
Iorum er1nab1tt er Die 6ri1tIi6e11
Gltern. u@etpubrt Cure &inber burd
ltete 8odiamfeit, ourd ernite &iige,
ia, lpell1 notb1penoig, ourd fiibl6are
|Strafe Dor oteler Satdt, 9efamt=
lduften pb1pe ernite Mbit6t auf 6ie
@be at n~nterbalten. IS mare melt
better fir Cure &inoer, our6 foi'rper=
lide S6minbiudt in ein friibes @rab
geienft 51 mer0em alS 6aB 6ieieS I'M
beimlidye 6ieber ibre Seele to6tet."
Muf ei11es, ltebe W1ttter> mabe i6
0ib belonoers aufmerflam: @r5iebe
Seine &i1roer 10, 0aB tie entidieoen
m1eioe11, mas lie Dor Dir b%erbergen
n10dtett, ODER 1pnS ib11en bon trent
Sen &%er1one1e Dor Sir 5u %berberger
angaratbem miro. 8rage 0einen Slit
bern Elm, 6aB die Die Efli6t baben4
Dir ales mit5utbeilen, 6oB Tie Dor
Sir feine @ebeimniile baben 6iirfen;
bridge ibnen Elm, 6aB 1te gan5 getpiB
@ii>10baff tes tbdte11, tpenn tie beim=
lid1 mus triebe11, 1pobon Tie sic lteber=
5e1tglt1rg bdtten: 9aS 6arf meine
Mlttter nid)t miiien> iie miir0e es nie
ull6 nimmer erlauben.
9I1o npdrpals: 8efannti6ofter
obne @blidt, ltb 5lt beirafben> lin6
11nerlol1bt.
gefon1t16often ob1re s(l1siidt ol1f
cine Gbe, auf bal0ige gbe iin0 u1per=
lal1bt. @enn 51nei il1rge 2eute Elm
10 i1niges, bertraltes SerbaltniB ei11=
gebet1, obtpobl Tie gum &eiratben biel
SIT iltng ltn0, o0er 01rd Elm onoeres
@inoerniB Dor Der Sano gar fei11e
Nusiidt auf SEN @intritt in ben CITE
ltonb babeu> 10 begeben iie lid fret
millig in Sic nadyite @elegenbeit sur
1hAperen Sii11be.
Nien1on6 oorf Elm iol6es 9iebes=
b~erb1ltniB orrfniipfen Ser nidt int
5tan6e lit, eine1t eige11et Sero 51
g%rii1roe1l 0elien drbere &erbaltniiie
Ylrml1tb, &rdnflidfeiD 70 iin6> 6aB
an Elm Seiratbe11 nidt ooer borla1=
fig ni6t 5lt 6enfer lit.
Midten it6 ale M1iitter nab Ste
Ien driitliden @rl1n6idben? = Dann
gob'S nidt. 10 biele ntterlaatbte Ser
bGltni1ie, 9iebeleien ltn0 2anfereien!
Miitter 6ie ertpadIene Sodter ba=
ben, melde ltd gum @i11tritt in 6en
@beltan6 an1biden, un6 511glei6 jim
gere, nner1po6iene S0dter baberk
m0ge1t Defenders mad)en iiber oieie
fleinererr. @ar leidt miro li6 6as
@e1pr66 int @o11ie um sic @erlobten
breben, un6 tpern 6ies in lei6tferti=
ger @eiie gei6iebt, 10 tper0en ste
flei1ren &opfden nit @ebanfen nn6
@iini6en iib fiiIen, Sic ibren Ser
gen, ibrer 6r0mmigfeit, ibrer 2iebe
gum gottlidyen @eila1t0e nr16 leiner
gebe1peoeiten M11tter iebr ida6li6
fem tper6e1n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14

uWenn mlr lrS D1er al etnem Ser'
banoe .~5uiammentbun, 10, abnen mr1
MIR baa 8etipiel 11ady, Dos un1ere Sc.
lmlIen an anoeren Srten nnS gege=
ben buben. uno pe1111s mir l1ns einem
lold)en algemeinen @erbanbe an'
iblieberl ba1m fitr0et mir al16 &ilfe
nnb l1nter1tiibung bon u~1Stparts.
fails Notb on 0en Mann fomnt."
SD nrerfe ibon, Die gat15e Sc
id)idte I6l1ft boro1f aus, uns io5ial.
bemofratiib 5l1 ma6enL" mioer=
ipridt @erger trodfen 1l1r6 NIT elmer
ge1piiien Meierpe. u@ir buben ia
ldolr Dor 5lp0lf Sabren 9o5iol0emo-
fraten bier int Dorf gebabt. Canals
babt Sbr, S1r0ber> fein @liid 6amit
gebabt. ltn0 bette tbnn apir nod
biel mel1iger nit lpenn's 6arauf bin=
aus ion. anier Serr Ealtor bat uns
iebt of genl1g bariiber gepre0igt, ltnb
lpus ser 1agt lit mnbr."
vNein mein 6rern0, geraoe i'm
@egentbei1," = sic Mugen 0es
@rauen flocbern ieltiam, = ui6 meib
gong quit, 0ob bie Mrbeiteridoft bier
nit ser Social1emofratie 1li6ts 81
tba1n buben 1piu. l1nb i6 ielblt babe
MIDI ld1tglt bon Sen io5ialbemofrati=
lde1 Soeen befebrt. Sour baS ST.
tereiie fiir Die Mrbeiterfrage lit bel
mir i;brig eeblieben. l1rtbeilt ielber:
sic Organization, Ste ib int @inme
bobe> iou unieren Sn6lt1triebe5irt
l1rlb u1rler Oorf gera0e Dor bent Gin=
bru6 Scr Socialbemofratie be1pab=
re1r."
Menger 1d)out ber0ubt 6en Spre=
her al1, ltlrD o19 &ortblteS n1r0 Der
@irtb BORDEN b%erlpnn0ert anf.
M}eirerts mltrr11elt Elm paar nnber=
lt4110lihe @orte.
uSobt STR be1r11 nod) 11idts," fabrt
iener fort, vpo11 6em @erbanbe Der
driitliden Sertilarbeiter 9e1t16lanoS
gel0rt? gr beltebt lett mefreren Sab
re1 an Sen @ultptpldben 0eS rbeini=
ld)en 1tn0 6es meltfdliiben @e5trfS
lt11o bat iholt tpeit itber 10000 O}it=
glieoer. Ser @erbon0 ioa sic Serttl=
orbeiter, sic o11f hriitlidem @o6en
ltebe1l SIT einer @etperf16aft .bereini=
ge11, ais ei1r 9ollmerf gegen Ste I'M
drii tlidyer gil111e 11116 inter Ser De=
BITE: @ebt bem 6abrifonten, tpus 6es
6%obrifa1ten lit, aber gebt alt6 6em
9(rbeiter, mos bes Mrbeiters iit."
Limb @ott, mas GotteS i t" er=
gdr5t &e1taer.
Sos Der tebt ltb bon ie1b1t. l1n6
m1r lagt: &unn Ser ltrenglte Ffarrer
geget1 cine Organization ettpas ein51t=
men0en bobe1r, ste ibm belfen iou, Sic
Mrbeiteri6oft 6riitli6 GIT erbalten
unD Dor ser Socinlbemofratie 5u
ldyiiben?"
MeinertS it0Bt ei1re1t gr1115e1r0en
2o1t aus n1r6 idol1t S6ro6er nit Ell
Ten 91ide an, in 6em liG &erodt11ng
n1r6 @aB, 8ntb n1r6 Sda0enf re1Oe
mil6en. &enger lit gan5 %conlternirt.
Ser @irtb bot iih ont ehelten BON iei=
ner l1eberra1dnng erbolt unb flopft
oltf 0en 9edeI feirer Tabafs6o1e.
(Bortiebung folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-14

Cine in6ifde Srmt 6orf Ben gea=
nte1t ibres @bema1111es ni6t uus=
1pre6en.
The Washington times., 1918-05-20
WALL ST. MARKET
PRONOUNCED STRENGTH AS
SESSION OPENS.
Railroad Stocks and Steel Indus
trials Directly Influenced BY
Statements a. to Large APpro-
.priatIons for Improving Railway
System.

NEW YORK, May 2o.-Thers was a
display Of pronounced strength at the
opening OF the stock market today.
rejecting a large accumulation OF
buying orders over Sunday. with few
stocks in supply and buying orders
executed only at sharp upturns in
prices.
The railroad stocks and steel in
dustrials were both directly in
fluenced by the statements made OF
large appropriations for improve
mehts in the railway systems under
Government control. Nearly all the
railroads made gains ranging from
fractions to ? points
Steel common moved up I point TO
111&, and other steel industrials were
generally 1 point higher. Marine pre-
ferred opened 2k higher at 1885.
American Llnseed was the strongest
OF the low-priced industrials, making
further gain OF Ia to 3s, the high
est price touched in many years.
Saturday. IN
Co.s. Eura. Iow. Pm
The Washington times., 1918-05-20
CASINO.

'rEnlighten Thy Daughter shown
at Crandall's Casino yesterday and
which will remain as the attraction
at that theater all week, may be clas-
sified as a film with a message. II
deals in no uncertain manner with
one of the most vital social problems,
but with a delicacy that effectively
forestalls objections.
Briefly, II deals with the influences
OF different home surroundings on
the lives Of two young girls, one Of
whom experiences first sorrow and
degradation. and then goes to her
death through ignorance OF what the
picture, seeks TO prove that every
girl should know, while the other.
guarded and guided by a wise and
loving mother. avoids the pitfalls Of
life and finds true happiness. The
narrative IS full Of heart-stirring
dramatic situations and is carried
along with a rushing swing Of action
which keeps the spectator on such an
edge Of tense interest that there is
a distinct sigh OF relief when the cli-
max is reached
The principal characters are well
interpreted by a cast which includes
Frank Sheridan, Katherine Kaelred,
James Morrison, Arthur Donaldson,
Ruby de Romer, Marie ShotwelI, and
Violet Hornsr.
The Washington times., 1918-05-20
GLEN ECHO PARK.

Glen Echo Park is in for a record
season, and there are strenuous days
and evenings in store for those who
inhabit the ticket booths al the var
ious attractions there. II one can
Judge from the openings days there.
The crowd on Saturday nigh,
broke all records for attendance on
the FIRST day Of the season and yes
terday thousands upon Thousands
took the delightful trolley trip up
along the Potomac and spent part or
all Of the afternoon and evening a.
the resort
The programs given At the four
concerts by the Soldiers Home Mill
tary Band evidently appealed to the
park patrons for there were numeF-
Gus demands for encores the classics
vy-inE with the newest rAgtims In
favor.
The newest ride The whip" &"
which was the sensation AZ coney
last summer. was again the center
% Interest yesterday. and bid fair 10
rival the popularity record Of the
derby racer and the gravity. the 9th
~ swo thrill rides of the resorts
sundays crowds bad no danrinG
Bat tonight the biH pavilion Fill b.
hranrsd ard ths Zen piece orchestra
aifl aIaf 90 ths --latest dance music
90 fhr dafaIasH rf fhS una atan. f0h
tfst and gthaf varioueA
The Washington times., 1918-05-20
CHARLES THE GREAT,
TRAINED APE, TAKES
STROLL Up STREET

Page Mr.. Darwin. A "missing link"
raised high jinks in Washington on
the SABBATH. Charles the Great, a mon
arch among apes. went abroad and
strolIed down Ninth street with a
Sunday afternoon throng Of human
pedestrians.
Charles the Great boasts OF an an
cestry which dates back beyond the
advent of ACam. He Is a blue-blooded
F.. F. A. OF the species who Darwin
claimed were the real progenitors OF
the human race. Being a leader OF
the F. z. A. (hrst families OF apes).
Charles the Great resents captivity
by US inferior descendants OF the cave
man. He tired Of the spotlight at a
local theater and broke date with
his trainer and also rope which held
him in a dressing room.
His Apeship is prepossesslng only
TO his kin. His appearance on the
tboroughfare followed his sensational
escape from his dressing room in the
theater. He dropped from the second
story window to an awning and thence
70 the sidewalk in the midst Of 4
crowd Panic threatened until the
forest monarch scurried up d street
and into the kitchen OF a restaurant
The cooks remembered other more
habitable places than the kitchen and
abandoned juicy steaks. The food
aid not appeal TO the beast and he
axp1ored the cellar. Charlie then
Jumped out OF a window and resumed
his dash up Ninth street without In
terference.
A paw sIdesweeped a window OF an
art gallery and dlsarranged the win
dow display. Charles, the Great. again
met his master and valet. and the re-
union was celebrated by a return 70
the theater. where chains replaced
ropes
The Washington times., 1918-05-20
KNICKERRoCKRR-

sPIayinE the Game" featuring
Charles Ray, was given its initial
local presentations at CrandalPs
Knickerbocker yesterday. The popu-
lar young star is seen in the sort Of
role in which he is most effective,
which, with the aid OF a story that
is both logical and well-related, re-
suits in a most enjoyable picture.
Il is the story Of a city youth who
has inherited millions which he IS
squandering in dissipation. Through
the agency OF a night wherein he be-
lieves he has killed a man, the hero is
forced to seek new fields, and goes to
an Arizona Fanch. There he develops
his latent manhood, and marries
the daughter OF the ranch-manager.
The contrast between the life OF the
city's white lights and the healthful,
expanding existence in the open coUn.
try. is decidedly marked.
Principal among the members OF
the supporting cast are Doris Lee
Harry Rattanberry. Robert McKim,
lillian Lorraine. Billy Elmer and
Charles Peabody. This picture re-
mains the attraction at the Knicker,
booker today.