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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
EAT LESS BREAD" WILL
Be THE SLOGAN SOON
Not Fiat Less Wheat Bread" Says
Food Administrator
Hoover.
WHAT ENGLISH ARE MILLING
Allies Travelling to Victory Over
Hard Road Of Necessary Sacrifice.
Pcrshing Reports On Conditions
in France.

The latest bulletins from the food
administration contain an appeal TO the
people OF the United States TO con-
sumo less bread. "Tou who have seen
the British posters will have noticed
how often they say. Eat less bread. not
Eat less wheat bread. That word
Ing is Significant |; means that
there is no white bread. for the people
30 ca; less Of. IN other words. they
arc not being asked. as we arc. jus;
10 substitute on" Kind Of bread for
another. but 20 eat less bread oi any
sort,
Now. the bread they eat in England
is vastly different from that We have
here. over there they have - law com :
Dclling - per cent admiNturc OF
other grains or potato in wheat nour
used for baking and permitting aS
much as 30 per cen; admiNturc. The
-four with which this - or 30 per cent
;dmjNturr IL made is far from what
call -four. IN this country what We
ordinarily call -four is JUS, Il pcr cent
uf the wheat. leaving the remaining
- per cent /" bc used mainly FOR stock
feed
But in England they arc milling az
~ per cent. And il is with TINS 81
per cent nour that the - {" 80 per
cent Of other cereal or potato Is mixed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
NNL:LING. Tu NItTOUN
ONEn ROAD OF HlIIl l.

so cat less wheat bread addressed
:" us compares I" tho cat less bred
addressed I" IN" E.nGl'@h peoDl" some
what as request TO l"nd ones extra
automobile - solder would conf
pare with request 10 get out OF 4
street car and walk 80 that 4 soldier
could ride.
The allies are travelling toward Vic-
tory over the hard road OF necessary
sacrifice. In proportion to the willing
ness Of tho sacrifice viii the victory %"
glorious. NJ this supreme hour. when
tho world IS being tested ." find gu;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
BN ARTHUR kILDARi;

with Il reminiscent shake OF the head
-Four high speed hours crammcd and
TANNED full OF what the poet calls
touch and 20 Tor life From tho mo-
mcnt that the sub first got our range
until four hours later when she duck cd
away from the guns OF the destroyer.
there WAS enough action and excite
meni aboard the crazy old Luckcmbach
I" give lncc or Griffith or any Of those
movie m"gu!s material for The rest OF
their lives
OF course. YOU recognize the speaker.
He is Fredcrilll II. Remington wireless
operator late OF the United states Navy
and no" doing research radio work
for Uncle sam at the Tufts Radio
school. where found him. Tai. scri-
GUS of micn and specialized. he looks
several years older Than his twenty
years He is Boston born and bred.
old Dame Destiny must have been
sore at me when tho navy shipped me.
with two other wireless men. two petty
officers ana seventeen Of gun crew
aboard the J. L.. Luckcnbach." he
went on.
For only a few weeks before had
been assigned to the Beaufort. ana YOU
probably remember that she was sunk
Oft the coas, Of France late last Sep
icmhcr Well, ovevstaycd my leave
Two and q half hours on The day be-
fore | was /" report. and another on
orator got tho Eeaufor, job.
~ crazy old tub was :hc I.u.Ncn
bach. She actually was rocking at tho
dock on the day VIC sailed from an
Atlantic port for one III France with
S"coo.ooo worth OF cotton and minerals
slowed away in her hold And I'm
not Tuning either when I tell YOU
that ono of tho new mon 20, scasicll
before she ever lett port
we got out on til. Gth-a Saturday,
AMI rolled along a ten hnots or so for
- week. Then the old DESTINY Dame
GOT in her first lick We broke down.
and for six hours the I.uckcnhach III
orally 'oc~cd IN tho cradle Of the deep
hefor" they patched her up
Five days later we passed several
American dcstroycrs, ana We nigh,
have had convoy. hu, The skinner
preferred TO take It chance ON -o,iinr
across alone. He'd had good luck on
tn" trip before. hut seeing that we lost
every convoy We wen, in with later
"'"S' "!N' h"H INSIDE in
."''''"''"" ca TN" "IN his ship was go
'hs 10 act
ne very h"At da! We cot ours good
'"" p''htH' had stood the l.: To
'"'rn 'hh' morning, gone below,
N''""'"S" q i"W hours sleep and gotten
az ~ ""Nhr"hE for breakfast.
IN "eiIH- that's o'clock had jus;
'''h 'unG when went up on deck 10
''''''n' mere stood a; peace with
m!S'f ana tie world Must have bcru
day dreaming a few minutes 1,,c, f,,,
| didn't Gra.p IN, si.ni,,...,,,,a
from IN. ,r. T., - i'''''
....rn ,i,., NV GRO" nest for
30" '""' cam" h"iI"winG down Ia me:
submarine! Submarine: As,crn on
tn" port side"
"l:ut when the ola iran, dan,
i.ucicnh,,h ,c, VI '"'
tram -, WIN Inc
- ~ everybody ran ur on
"''N' woke IN ana pccrcd in tn" di-
r"'tlon OF the look-out's roin,inc hand
Couldn't make the sub out ., -,
cause ~. ,ycr ~ ,
v,,c, y """" ]" me
p" ur "e'N WAS rrac-
'''"H hhSh with the watcr--iuSt two
i'c' OF trcchoard ON tho side.
Il remember hanging over rho ,:,
ANA ,o,l,;r.~ nv '''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10

fcrinS from shortage of wheat. All
statements to the contrary rest upon
transformation or German propaganda .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09
Try This If You
Have Dandruff

There is one sure way that never
[ails 10 remove dandruff completely
and that is TO dissolve It This de-
stroys it entirely. To do this, just
get about four ounces Of plain. ordi-
nary liquid arvon; apply 1t at night
when retiring; use enough TO moisten
he scalp and rub II in gently with the
finger tips.
BY morning, most II not all, OF your
dandruff viii be gone, and three or
-FOUR more applications viii completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace OF IT, no mat
ger how much dandruff you may have.
You viii find, too. that all itching
and digging Of the scalp Will stop
instantly. and your hair will be fluffy.
lustrous. glossy, silky and soft, and
look and feel a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store It is inexpensive, ana
lOur ounces is all you viii need. This
simple remedy has never been known
"a fail-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09
Lou Holds Resolutions
As WhoLlg Unnecessary

New York, Jan 9.-Lou Tellegen.
the actor, made no New Years reso-
lutions-
Resolutions" he repeated the
word slowly. apparently a little puz-
zled at the question. why. I never
made such a thing, Why should u
That marvellous woman with whom
it Is my pleasure TO live"-he was
speaking Of Geraldine Farrar his
wife-"daes not do So Ny splendid
friends do not But she, especially,
accepts each day with the Joy OF q
child. She accepts il as rich in pos
sibilities for expression, and lives 10
to the utmost. neither looking back
ward reEretfully nor straiuing anx-
i0usly toward the future. she is
young She viii always be young
And this living gladly in the thiugs
the day is bringing her is the secret
Of her youth.
And 50. you see" he smiled within
sIcally. L cannot resolve this New
Year. even for the sake Of being
agreeable.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09
HEARINGS ON RAILWAY BILL;
wADOO ISSUES APPEAL

Washington, D. c., Jan. 9.-Testi-
mony regarding the probable effect
Of government control Of railroad
finance was continued today before
the senate and house interstate com
merce committees considering the ad-
ministration's railroad bill.
Director general AIcAdOO last night
addressed an appeal 10 all railroad
officers and employees 10 do their ut
most 10 maintain efficient service as
a patriotic duty, declaring every orfl-
Ger and employe just as important az
men in uniform who are fighting in
the trenches"
The appeal viii be posted in every
railroad station shop and roundhouse
In the country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09

- \ Jan. 30 there VIII be two
elections on a proposal to make
- The sale Of intoxicating liquors
illegal one in the justice precinct No.
p. including the city OF Ell Paso. and
one in the entire county. The cleo
tons were called by the county com
missioners Tuesday afternoon. fol-
lowing the presentation OF q petition
asking for the precinct election, and
arguments which followed.
The petition, containing the sigma
lures Of s5l citizens, was presented
by judge s. j. IsaaClls, who opened the
discussion with the following re-
marks-
May it please the court. 7 have
here petitions for local option cleo
ton in precinct No. /, FL Paso county.
duly filed with the clerk, signed by
951 voters. Il is required that IL ac-
Cordance with our civil statutes you
order the election to be held. to decide
whether the sale Of intoxicating
liqror be allowed in this precinct"
The judge then explained that he
was ready TO so over the poll tax
rolls with the court and ascertain il
the signers were leagal voters.
Has the Ten Percent.
AS YOU know continued judge
Fsaacks, the law requires the sig
natures Of 10 percent Of the voters
who cast votes at the last governor
election, when the petition IS for q
precinct containing an Incorporated
city Ten percent In this case
would be something over 400 names.
Following a query by commissioner
George Pendel as 10 whether the law
requires that such petition be con-
sidered at a regular meeting. and
negative reply by judge Isaacks, com
missioner r =. Lyons moved that the
petition be deferred TO next Monday,
when thee would be a regular meet
ing. This was seconded by commits
sioner PendeL
VIII Carry, Says Mayor.
Mayor Charles Davis then addressed :
lhe commissioners, saying
Speaking as a citizen and as an
official Of the city, III say that IT
YOU put this off 20 your regular meet .
ing. III undertake TO have petition
before YOU that you include the
county, especially Nsleta and the
shelter. should be included Tt Z
would not do 70 have the. county /
vet and the city dry II looks 70 (
me like il (the city, Is going dry !
We in the city would hate 70 have 10 ?
police people who 90 down or up the
valley 10 drink. I believe Il VIII +
carry in the city by two TO one
Suggests Prohibition by JUne.
The mayor then suggested that the
N-D--AIl---N--r II -----H 1------
effective Immediately, on account OF f
the interests concerned. but that II 4
20 into effect. say about June.
Judge Isaacks replied that II the I
court would order the precinct cleo /
tion at once. that later. if the mayor (.
presented the petition Tor the county, /.
which the judge said would require /
only $50 names. then the commits /
zioners could order the county cleo /
lion likewise. Holding a precinct I
election would not bar one in the
-cuuty. thought the Judge.
Those who generally oppose pro
hfbition are strong local optiOnists. I
and il is TO accommodate those with
that view that We ask for the precinct
election" declared the judge. who
thought that by deferring the matter
from time 10 time, the commissioners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09
CANVASS ROAD BOND VOTE:
STRENGTHENING BAD CURVE

Returns on the recent county cleo
ton. at which a s250.0OO road bond
proposal was voted on, were can
"a ssed bv the county commissioners
Tuesday afternoon. The returns We're
40 votes for the proposal and 81
against. Judge Adrian Pool, who did
most OF the work Of popularizing the
PROPOSE. was present at the commits
siOners' meeting.
A franchise was granted the Fl
Paso Electric Railway company for
use Of the new county road berg
built in the smelter section where the
uump house has been moved and the
road is being straiEhtened. The old
route of the road and car line round
ed the pump house and edged the
river and produced a dangerous stu
alton. The smelter company IS nov
ing the pump house. The distance
covered is less than 500 feet. The
nchise calls for the car company
having a 12-fOot rightofway.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09
SOCIALISTS OF GERMANY
LIKE LLOYD GEORGE SPEECH

Berlin. Germany. Jan. 9.-tBy the
Associated ress1-NOrwaerts prin-
cipal organ of the Socialists. com
menting on the war aims speech Of
premier Lloyd George. declares the
premier masqueraded in a carefully
selected disguise. 1t says the speech
was framed in some parts to meet the
approval o. German working men.
The newspaper adds that the pre-
mler's abandonment of the attempt to
interfere in Germauy's internal af-
fairs is gratifying and that his de-
mand that the states which have been
overrun in the course Of the war be
restored 10 complete independence
viii not call forth contradiction.
Referring to Alsace-LOrraine, the
newspaper says the inhabitants Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09
JURGE BRADY DISPOSES OF
EIGHT COUNTY COURT CASES

Judge " p Brady, Who c0nNeHel
the January term OF county court u
law Monday morning. had at close OF
Tuesdav's Session already disposed Of
cases as follows:
C. ". Alexander. theft -FOUR
months: George Coleman. theft. six
months: John Doe Ferguson. assau T.
s25 and COSTS L 1Iunoz, assault So
A. Ledesma. theft four months Joe
Duran, theft. four months; A. Mar
tiuez and A. Garcia, theft, transferred
to Juvenile court.
Assistant county attorney A. B.
Dorman has been acting as prosecu'
tor in Judge Brady's court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09
RUMANIAN TROOPS MAY
SERVE In u. S. ARMY

London, Eng, Jan e.-The Wolff
bureau, the semi official news agency
in Berlin, sends out this dispatch:
''On the eastern front the following
wireless message has been made pub
lie, probably by the Rumanian gov
eminent:
80 To all officers: Soldiers wishing
to serve in the American army should
apply to the American military mis-
sion at Jassy- The first condition is
severe discipline and unconditional
obedience. 1t will be necessary for
soldiers TO obtain a recommendation
from their officers. Preference viii
be given those who are willing TO
serve permanently"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09
Liquor HighWayman
Drinks EUiJence- Caught

Kansas City. 40, Jan tim q
government officer-show your booze
If you've got any said Il o. Good
win, Of the Kansas side. on q Santa
Fe passenger train near Manhattan,
Kan.
A number OF the passengers &C.
cOmmOdated the supposed revenue Of
ficer by opening their grips, and he
secured several quarts Later he was
found on the rear platform drinking
the evidence"
Goodwin was taken of the train at
Manhattan and turned over TO the
federal officials for having booze and
for impersOnating an officer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09
Indian Chief and Wife
Married Second Time

FL Reno. Okla. Jan. s.-Bird Chief,
an Indian. applied for a marriage IL
cense, and when asked the brides
name said;
she has several names; I'll have
TO 20 and ask her which name she
wants to use"
Bird Chier explained that he and
his wife had been married many
years with a ceremony performed the
ancieut tribal way They decided II
was time now 20 be married the
white mans" way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09
GERMANS RID BRITISH
TRENCHES. ARE FWCTFD

London, Eng, Jan. Sat dusk yes
tcrday evening TIE enemy succeeded
in entering two Of our advanced posts
north Of the Ypres Staden railway hut
was Immediately elected by q local
counter att9ck." the was office re-
ports Early this morning Canadian
troops carried out a successful raid
south Of Lens, capturing two machine
guns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09
MISSISSIPPI VOTES FOR
NATIONAL PROHIBITION

Jackson, Miss, Jan. 9.-AIississippi
is the first state to act on the pro-
posed prohibition amendment to the
federal constitution. Within Is min
utes after the matter was brought
before the legislature yesterday in
Gov. BilbO's message. both houses
ratified the amendment only eight
dissenting votes were cast.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09
SIN ALWAYS An
ENEMY Of MAN
Rev. Father McCreary
breaches on Worlds
SoYereign EVil.u

Rev. FIR. John NcCreary addressed
a large audience at the cathedral
Tuesday night on the subject. The
Worlds Sovereign Evil" this being
( the second sermon by father McCreary
since the be~innius Of the mission at
he cathedral
Father McCreary, in his mastery
style, spoke on Sin" He explained
that It was a transgression Of Gods
law when a man uses the senses OF
his body and the facilities Of his soul
not TO honor and serve his God. but
to offend Him That il was the dis
obedience Of the servant TO his Mas
ter. more than the rebellion of the
subject against his king II was the
placing Of the creature above his
creator.
However. this act OF treason" he
said. cannot be committed with i'm
pUnity for sooner or later q man S
sins VIII find him out
Traces Course Of SIN.
He traced the course Of sin from
the day that it drove Adam and Eve
from a paradise of happiness into a
wilderness of sorrow, down TO the
present day. He deDicted il creeping
from heart to heart and from home
to home. until at length Its enormity
was such that only an universal del
ure could cleanse the earth from its
foul pollution.
1T recommended its ravaEes, and
even the chosen people of God were
too often infected with its leurOSy-
a curse that blighted wherever It
t0uched-aud too often became Cd
noNious 10 the devastating ravages OF
heaven Even today, though the
Eraces OF the redemption are show
q q rH-aa
and the cross with its inauimate dead
stands on the hill Of Calvary as a
threat and warning. men give them
selves to IL with ali the ardor Of fool
ish infatuation- It Is minimized, con
dOned, defended. Il thrives uuah9sned
in secret and stalks abroad bold and
b-a-en under the cloak OF respecta-
bility.
Always the Same Ugly Thing.
"Buu sin. no matter what its sur
roundinEs or what its trapnlngs. IS
always the same ugly thing. the same
deadly poison 10 mans spiritual life.
the same scorninE of Gods law an
Offense crying TO heaven for ven
we must not forget" the speaker
said. that though God is patient and
long suffering, He is not Knocked He
is always the Lord always the N9s-
ter. and one day viii dem1nd strict
account Of every gift q - He has
entrusted TO our keeping. He VIII
weigh all our thoughts. words and
deeds in the scales Of the sanctuary,
and viii allot a justly proportional re-
ward or a justly proportional pun
ishmenL"
Tonight father Biever will have for
his subject. The Paths Of Glory Lead
But TO the Grave"
During the benediction service Mrs
Y. FlatO rendered a solo entitled 80
Salutaris Hostia," which was enjoyed
by the large audience present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09
BRITISH AIRCRAFT WILL
RE al lit IN THET IN

London. Ems. Jan Ordering to
the governments decision 20 erect an
aircraft factory in ireland. the Times
says several airdromes are being
built there. The establishment OF a
new and important industry. it adds.
is stimulating the national magma
ton and there viii be no lack Of
irish recruits for the flying corps.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09
MY ACCFPTs FOTR-

Men accepted at the local naval re-
cruitinE station Tuesday were Nose
Jones, TOyah, Texas Herman 7.
Walker, Oakland, Calf. seamen; A. $.
Sullivan. Albuquerque, y. N. ma
chlnlsts mate. second class; George
Bentford, Mimbres, y. NJ. (negro),
mess attendant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09

catarrh. IS the dis
coverer OF a pleas
ant, direct meth
cd that can be
used by man. wO-
man or child.
His remedy Is
made from medi-
cinal herbs. flow
ers and berries.
which you smoke
IN a dainty pipe ur
cigarette, and In
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09

containing some q the remedy made INTO
cigarettes. also some Remedy for smok-
ing in pipe and a neat little pipe
Months supply. either form. costs one
dollar. Address TIE BIosser COMPANY.
Box 2711. Atlanta, Ca
your druggist not carry
d. Blosser's Catarrh Remedy IN stock.
he can secure # for you. Druggists co
not supply the Trial Outhts.-A6-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09

irritation, asthma
catarrhal h ca d
ache and ear
troubles that may
lead 20 deafness
You will breathe
better after using
Il.
For ten cents
(in coin or stamps)
a email package
will he mailed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09
VOTERS IN CITY AND COUNTY
DECIDE BOOZE QUESTION, BOTH

Last Wednesday in January Set by Commissioners as
'Doubleheader'' Election on Citizens Proposal to
Prohibit Into1cants; Judge McClintock Casts De-
Gliding Vote; To Get Busy, Instead of Delaying.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09
BAT GUANO

Mr.. Geo. C.. Davis VIII be found IA
his office. Room Gil Martin Building,
Phone 1889. Am ia the market for
an unlimited amouut.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09

Page Publicity BureHu-Advertisin IN
all its branches. Telephone 1111.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09

British working men n one assumed
that these contradictions escaped
their discerument."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-09

Car just received Special prices TO
dealers and market gardeners
W. ID. Wise seed Co. ADV.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-05
j. s. OWNERSHIP
OF D. c. RAILWAYS
.. WILL Be URGED

The issue Of Government ownership
O: the railways Of Washington will be
raised before the House District Com
mittee at its neat melting.
Congressman Crosser Of Ohio. who
hiss consistently advocated Govern
lnent ownership, and who has intro
duced a bill providing for IT, said to-
day he would bring the meas
ure up at the next meeting OF the
committee and would endeavor 20
have it reported on promptly.
Mr.. Crosser is convinced that moth
ing but public ownership will meet
the conditions that give Washington
anything like an adequate service. He
believed the public and members OF
Congress this winter have had a Con-
vincinE demonstration OF the incf'
flciency Of the existing service, thai
there ought TO be no delay either in
getting a report from the committee
or IN getting action by Congress.
81 am in favor OF reporting the bill
out and securing action immediately
said Mr.. Crosser.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-05

Thus most tooth troubles, and the troubles they
lead to- are caused by this film teeth. You cannot
them by brushing teeth by any oldtine method.
That film resists the tooth brush. It gets into
crevices and stays. With any soapy dentifrce, the
alka in it help to make the film more dense-more
resistant to the brush.
But science now has supplied Evay to combat
that film. The way is called Pepsodent-a dainty
film digestant. And this offer is made to let
week test show you its effects For the sake of clean,
safe, glistening teeth, we urge you to accept it.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-05

ordnance: Newman L. Hooplngarner,
1912 street northwest: Richard J.
Kelley, with chief OF ordnance. and
Arthur L. Kerrigan. with chief of
ordnance, second lieutenants. ord
nance reserve corps.
James G. Anthony. 800 s street
northeast: Alfred o. Girard, 10 D
street northeast. and Milton ]. War
ner. 119 D street northeast. captains,
aviation section. signal reserve corps.
William F. Gleason, no D street
northeast: Otto c. Keil. 1915 Rhode
Island avenue northeast; Charles A
Ritzman. 1I9 d street northeast, and
Hayelock Walker, Twentieth street
and Florida avenue northwest, first