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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06
BY ECFFIN s. SLOAN,
Real Estate AuctioncerS.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Old Richmond and
Allegheny Office I.
Building M

EN virtue Of a certain deed OF trust
dated December "a. 1912. and recorded
thanccry Court. IN II. +. 2oO-C, page,
ir. default having been made in che
payment OF portion of the debt there
~ secured, nna being required SO to do
by the beneficiary. the undersigned
trustee Will sell at public auction. ON
the premises on NeoatET
TUESDAY. APRIL .. 1915, -,
at - o'clock NJ. 49,
That valuable business property.
known rs the old r ~ ~ Office build
iInS. situated on Cary Street, near
follows: besinnins at a point in the
southern line of Cary street forty (40)
feet three ta) inches. more or less, west
Cary Streets. being the northeast cor
ner of the old Il. X a. office building:
thence along said southern line OF Cary
eight ''Sp feet zinc 90 inches, more
or less. TO a point in said southern
line, of Cary street: thence ut right
angles in a southerly direction, forty
,ioj feet three CD inches, moro or less,
TO 81 point: thence at right angles;
"asttriy sevcntH-eish, C7Sl feet nine
thence at right angles in a northerly
direction forty t4c) feet three, (S1
inches. more or less. 10 the point Of
heSinninE. together with any and All
right tue. interest and estate which
may hn vested i'll tn" owner OF the
h"rc-dcscribcd property, in and TO the
AMY W ~ WI tic W cs>l sue OF inc DTOn-
crty aforesaid, tho said alicyway huv-
ing width Of four CD feet ten (lu)
inches. more or less, on Cary Street,
and four li) feet six CD inches, more
or less, on EaSin Bank Street.
TERMS: For cash aS 10 much of
the proceeds as may be necessary to
dcfra" the expenses of executing this
trust and to pay ;hc sum Of $4,000,
witn interest thereon from September
-. l:iI. representing balance due
on $4,000 note. and the residue 1T
any. to he payable ut six and twelve
months. with interest. and secured by
decd OF trust OF said property. 81
ROBERT q. CABELL,
Sole Acting Trustee.
ECFFlN & SLOAN, Auctioncers.
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TEE CHESAPEAKE ASD ONO KAiLM y Y
COMPANY,

NOTICE or A%%CAI. MEETING;
NctlHc "a h"reoy given thai thE annua!
me- tiuE OF ihy s,ockhvId-rs OF TIL: CIESA-
TEA - AN.b ONO RAILWAY COMPANY
will ne Er!d. provided ia the b!-lawa. ut
."r Office ~ me von.pAny Ia the city or
y! APRIL 1915. II IL O'Clock y. VI. clt tor ,nu
eic,tIon q dIrc,tOrsi - IL authorize AuI
consent. 10y SGT. Otherwise may 10
pro- sdcd i! law, 10 the acquisition Uy pur
CHASE y. Otherwise q! th" corporate assets
rights, privileges. franchises easements
Gisnts -: way .IHU all other property vi ll,u
following ourpO'"inns IN Nu!un said rail-
lGc Capi,"i siOtn Ca, % i,nutwnn Bridge
'!d Terminal Company. lD' OK IL" ,iluicy
ana Meadow lINtr ENiIru'u Company tcI
Of logan ana southern halfway Company
(!p a.! vnu kCTk hallway Company: l"y OF
i'luCy livCr and Paint Creek Railroad Com :
raHE. O. OF Eikn"rn AMI Beaver Valley
h"':waE toWp"ny. and go OF the Chesa-
peukc aud cniv NugthcIn Halfway COM
pNGH 90 10 authorize and consent to the
form auI terms oI such acquisitions and or
any "ST,tinsHi or agreements entered into
al coi..:ClioE tEeTGwith. ca to tat!:y am.
confirm such action heretofore taken or
authorized by the board OF directors or by
the executive committee OF the company az
!!"F % submitted 10 the meeting, anG toi
:" Transact such other business as may
lawfully come before the meeting.
The stock transfer books wan he closed
AT tac Once or The company, No ~ Broad
Way, Scw York CITY. on saturday. the ~!
DAY or !inrCh. l3lS. at - o'c!ucH noon, auu
WIN nc rrcpcnrd on "Wednesday. the .tt.l
:aX OF Apri. 1918. at 10 oci"cii 4. NJ.
.paicd t;ichfaonG, Va, February y. 1919.
b. order q! the board OF directors
CALL EEAiINGTDE.
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OFFICES A>n DESK nooM.

DESIRABLE Offices for rent in
modern tireproof Office build
ing. All modern cCnveniences.
Call or address Room 30S,
Timcs-Dispatch Building.
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MEETINGS.
IC)I

citation "t virginia FOR tho election 81 on
GERS ant oJhcG Important business will he
heIL ~ No. sol East Main Street. i.ichInond,
Va. on TUESDAY. APRIL. 10. 1913. at Sis
l.. NJ.
lay order ~. the board of directors
I. s UCrEtNS. Secret y-TrCas.
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TUESDAY. APRIL .. 1918.
AUCTION SALE
BY w. :. ROBINSON & CO,
ltcAl ESt.ttr NmctioncerS.

BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust
dated June IS. 1917. and recorded IN,
~ Il. 2i3-A. page III. of the clerk'a
"ihc" OF Richmond Chancery Court, de-
."u!t having been made in the nay
m.nt OF Il portion OF the debt thereby
secured. and being required so TO do by
HE beneficiary. Will sell at public
auction. on the premises.
TUESDAY, APRIL .. 1915.
~ $50 o'clock +. NJ,
tho following described property. to-
Wit that lot OF land in the city of
richmond. Va. on the northern line
"i Mindcr street. together with all the
improvements thereon and apptrte-
nnnc"S thereto belonging. and bounded
as Follows. to-wit: beginning on the
northern line OF Winder Street at 4,
point distant thereon three hundred
ana "iEhty-onc t3Sll feet. more or. less
Carter street. or TO the intersection OF
tn" northern line OF Windcr Street with
n line passing through the middle of
the party wall in common between the
property conveyed and that adjoining
Immediately east thereof. thence run
ming wcstwnrdly along and fronting on
the northern line Of Windcr Street if-
teen lJ) feet. more or less. and cN-
tending back northwardly from ga i'll
front. between said middle line and a
line parallel herewith, or nearly 80
Oh" hundred and twenty-five tl25) feet
to an alley sixteen tlG) feet wide. y
TERMS: Announced ut sale
W. :. ROBINSON.
Trustee
BY ECFEIN & SLOAN 81
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Rel ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES i,OK SALE.

"HAcE sr, w--Att-active. w.li-buiit.
Hu"tfh tWo-st"ry brick house: hOi-wit.r
49, 'nmi'jtsh,e In every respect; tel,
t'v.""' Two .nrs" front pnrchrs. reception
nall. nm" closets. splerdid bath Reason
."t se'H1" t'" '"gSe .Or small family. To-
,"'-NH $40 block Ia West Grace Street.
II - care rimei Dispatch
IA Lblt ~. ~o9i--r"r sale or rent. HON.
TX -'itS. A. Won y. t;oson. xix. at syyl
West Taylor Street. with All modern com
tcr!cnte" TO. information call Boulevard
lv.--M.
Buy :"ur home nov. Ii,Dne Muhienan ~
l.dEno. TO DAY. Madison ;IiJ.
S-..oO Wat DGy Groom cottage. W.sthanp-
ton. stop -. Lot Iu&tlU :cct. walter
*,h.iai. ,ent'"! NCucuu! Bane, Madison.
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Auction SALES.
ACCTloS SALE,
~ W. ;. ROBINSON & co.
Rcal Estate AUctionuers

Ecat Estate 4\Uctioncers
By virtue OF Il certain deed of tr,s.
dated February -. l9r., and rccor,ls,,
III -. h. 2i3-B. pag" lT3. Of ;halrIark,s,
eihGc 81 Richmond Chamccry Court. d.
,HuIt having hecu made in tho nae
ment Of portion OF TIA" deb, thor,S.,
secured. and being required so To IL,
D! INC beneficiary viii sell a.; pullit
auction. on the promises,
TUESDAY. APRIL .. 1918.
1t O'Clock l.. NJ.
the following described property to-
VIZ VIZ thai 10, of land in the city Of
Hlchniond. Va, on the southern tino o..
Chaihn street. between Davis Ayar,,e
ana Elm street. and bounded as ivi-
lows. to-w:t: beginning at the south
eisi.in corner OF Davis Avenue and
thaillu street; thence running cast
w2rdly along and fronting on Inc
southern line OF Chanin Street one hun
urea ana scvcnty-onc UTi) feet and
extending back southwardly from snid
front between the eastern line OF
Davis Avenue and Il line parallel there
win CA" hundred and twenty (i20J
ic"t TO an alley Is feet wide
TERMS: Announced ct sale
w. Il. ROBINSON.
TruSicn
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HELP wAxrED-rnM,Lr.

! NOTWITHSTANDING. Women as .oy.rn,n - M,
clerks a; Washington. 800 month :rhom
tinda wanted. List free. Franklin In.ti,n,..
D"pt i"l u. kOchcstcr y. l ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06

WANTED. genIlonan to invest s.. OO1 ,?I
become treasurer and manager Of "A now
rotnE concern. Rox 9"7
HANDY cOLpitEU M.NN--Wan,.d. "a re
liable settled cOiored man to work around
hrusc and look after stock and garden In
suburbs Steady job. Reply Box I4i Rich
f.nuI. Va y
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uELp-MALE or I,r,,,,,,

WANTED. Immediately, men, women. ,;ov-
eminent war positions. 500 month WrI,.
for lis, Franklin Institute. DtpI 41s-D.
Kochsstcr. y. 7.
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MEETINGS.
.iet,

oilIce ot the Alnvnyurie tOn.r MIA. TO-, ,.
49,, Elchinoiut. Va. March IS, tSIs ia
The regular annual meeting; of th.'s.r's
hoiIef. or IN" AIhvmurie Paper Mfg 81.
Ni'l o. h"lu ~ the otti,v ~ Tho cuntp.us
a. N.chinond., va on THURSDAY. NfisiI,
II. i'ls. at ~ O'Clock A.
aRTICl; L. ROBERTSON
Secretary ana 'rrcasrr-t i,
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HELL. MATHEMATICS.

WANTED, BOY WITH SOME
KNOWLEDGE OF THE
PRINTING BUSINESS TO
LEARN THE TRADE. APPLY
FOREMAN TIMES-DISPATCII
COMPOSING ROOM AFTER 5
O'CLOCK.
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AUCTTONS-LECALS
LEGAL. NOTICES.

S.\Lt.-i hay" tor sale. Lcnnig. Va. y
-""d clean stock "i general m"rchanu,se,
consisting municipality Ut new shoes and dry
goods. Address William Leigh. .r.. iious-
tn. Va. t'ustc" az II. =. canada bank rant. 1
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IIOISE:IinI.D GOnI


TRACTOR for sa!e--Electr!c Whec, co Il.
20 Eeroscne tractor. bottom Parl!;. and
p!"wrH less than s!Et! ares. owner aged
Sctunty-f"ur; no farm help. pr!C- desirable.
one hundred farm la.G Tor rart
Fit'y acres piowed and disc.n ~ u Cook
stop ~ Il. y T. electric line. Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-06

lAILoit ". .og,--ror sac or rent. holm.
west Tnylor s,rc". NM t'os III H6 AZ . S13
ycnscnte". FOG information cali Boulevard
EAzno,. TO lay. MADISON sli5'
$50; -" w .,i by room S%t,t,se M.sthamp-
*nHas 5tHn,il N%Ioaa nan 'Sy M MIi,S6
1918 FLOYD AVENUE.
oAucr: ,is,ici.ed. ii rooms. baths. IN m
;;ood order. bargain Phone Madison iI7G.
~ oenU,,iDL on Petersburg electric aud
b., A. !, hailmgys; hon" Of ter room.
g. b I'll. 'o roG I i" ,n '0:S Sm sisc'FIg nice or
,a", ~ i ",[f. Of and Just What YOU
HEM :,"H mmi,99.4tsern nGme on Mo"pr.,,nt
.lS gn'g .r S@m"'T'9s erd n Sin1i
!"m.. :l-..oo. vaughan" hitehurst Co.
SDw 5ni modern Iolng "n i..,rN -lVc1uo.
,. TSi1nn 500 Mhrcn Il s? i . t,eh I'm
Vaughan Wh.tchurst Co. Inc
lUiUTIAl. .ome miles from,, i:tchmcnd.
rooms, 80 hltns, h4t.water heat acets iene
@ STG%i mile from var and et cub
Splendid ,hshins, "3atinE and hathino.
LANDS AND rAiiaIS Enii SALE. al
;,,y 'o :, SGm"'se ;ata ot . ayTss IN
;l",nvnis, chickens. .!IIy. sl"ek, harness.
SaSy W GGIGoo d. ami "rlT 'Tf hs y o
M consist Of rGGs 'ntiry ncrenssi nc
MI dS Sfd5a ha3c G cr ne& XII
farm fcnred and croSsfcmced Property IS
80" TS tof aens re To- icr auS .as
iiGtzor y Co. i5ia East Main street Rich.
JAA.I.s nlEEii-coi"nia plsnta;tom at about
No faF Ett,e - a.
Atsai OF u acres 10 miles from Richmond.
Ntne.ronm lweiiins WIN hot-waicr heat.
N!e" shade and orchard. good barn AMI
S ,as %Gf%H,Hh pbSs Co.'S tr""t "H
SMALL farm and girls; mill, direct from
"wncr. -. care Times Dispatch.
H. A,:HEs--r'or sale. IN Southwest, virginia,
Itad surroana. Il; i;.rFs srooIn house. new
sT ''n Ftn@ wa,sr Within mN S' OF Mi mi.
howl" i'rics $500. I@senh +. Mccrcady.
"Aron ior our ;arm aGs. M sunday,
paper. l.. L hranch.
SALE or RENT. o.
f-lA.i. =, ru%SrEN. safes. loans. rents.
IL Ens' Main Street.
Si; IT'D i,eas "a y sc I p..pe1 ,Sl0 see q L *
nhil.tspH 3 DATEs. Nerth Eleventh
for r.aI estate. Cit!. suburban and man
"AHTED-EEtI. ESTATE. 1915
..TfrM Ell" NA.--i.sSt !our property with
eiNAmt i.gtitE md Insurance 90. Inc.
HOUSE WA~lLD---E"ur OF nvc furnished
rooms, nous" OF apartment Immediate
possession Give location and price. Nd
drcs. Is 80 care Times dispatch
EAiiAIsS WANTED.
IL YOU have iarm for sale, write foi
nc""E.dT! listing blanks. We get r.sults.
Morton g. lhNIhimcr. Farm Department..
iHCnmond. Va.
arc G9F IE+ rns f!sy rTGn S with Us
i.iSr your West End lots for sale with w
T.. Purcell. Jr.. Co. Inc. 1914 East Main.
RESI- DENCE--Wantcd. house ON Grove Ave-
uun OF the BouleNIrL. costing about SiU,-
600. Must be up-to. date and sood value
n" in"ut! $1,000 cash payment. BoN 7S'
WANlEp .iN or ri6ht-room houses in West
Emo White y Co, Randolph 3lss.
WE sell real estate at auction cvcryN here.
Nt1uti" Coast Ready 60. Petersburg.
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WOMLN--N a!.,v,. t.o white won.en for
pantry work. salary, including board ana
r?om Apply Hote! Warwic.. Newport
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oIr,rEs ,.D nr:si> nooH.

%GsIIi 81, y Fright first hoo. office.
r""" lv.~, thig furnished.
u.tttEs Tor rent y II. Cover. = North
Ninth Street
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sI.nCiAt.s ~ ri.. srnuEs
MANrI.i.-,,l>,i...I.N>t,.,,

u..pC hS--G.tG up %u hour earlier comes
i.Iru. Good alarm exc, KS ~ Sl.sg .sel.I.it ;
Jewellers. 40 EtS' B.u9t
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MlsCNIl.,NHnus Iton RENT.

.pgEI. for lease - room hotel. equip
ped TN i-St-,l.,-> condition. in - iiuur.- n
NJ Town OF ip.OUo. Address IsoN 7I3.
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PROPERTY FOR ExCH4NGE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 65
rDI;D BppI---NsHtr.. TO "Ncuinge Ford
ruuShout bouy. IN good condition. for :.
Ivrt tuuT:uS bouN. Call i;uuiesugl 1873
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ANEIl LfNE G.s aia'hu.,- for country
r'Sid'ntc~ Water tanks. tcrrsc"tta pipe.
be- Ting. pui''A aH2f,ue, hanger. planners.
lath MILLS "dgrs. laundry N.,chn"ry. noil-
90 ,"ha engine. GHaEaHtc'd coalition. l.
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real. ESTATE Loans.
LIVE STOCK


Mnnst.s. .AIrLf:. ,i:irt.Ls. u
hbEsLs ..HD A.li.t.a-- u, cn,y-li.c A.au
credit. -ii!!er - co. III NCgtm El@n,sen,n
M ttr.--.t"r s4!c. D good mare 1870 pounds.
y nArsaLi 9ls " 81 Guy.
)! IL. % $50 s.A '.l!ee .4-.,s n.r
.s.-r use tor tr.in. NiH sell cheap Can
=: seen a. iiU'-..ers StAUc. az -.or,.. FI4...
V4''ol>i I, :, ), Z <F I; ,l,,T. iiAzAAR.
YOU viii tad plenty morsss ana mules.
second nsn,! wagons. bUss!.= ana harness
70. SIC ca. A--t!-" nays. tu--day ANA
a-iur1ay. h:.ns as SYlr surplus sIocH. We
~" "".1 thcm .Dr !pu. .vu u-u ,Gl
.vu5 maone: s-.n. day.
'~vs- ino G.sS! M. fTs.k' Y; - street
fvlE lumber Wagons auu ot., pair OF bIoCI
mules quick. Can see theta at Suv south
Meaev% street a, any ti..c. TMey ate very
reas0nnbe.
harness heap 4st5'p Si73set '''''s '''1
POULTRY And SUPPLIES. Is
BARRED rLfMOUTH-S.acte strain OF
-. E% IIo r rsmGrth eGs. $i'e sssu'"-; s.
rhonlas isoi Sta.r S.'s Ss@r ~,
tarE. Richmond. ". Phone Madison GilI.
HtrE and BLACK Orpingtous. BARK Cornish.
s'3,l: ana eLSa i"' sale y few .Ntra
me breeders iyr sale cheap FOR quicls sale.
NiGhmond. Va. Phone Madison 1880 NJ
PARTRIDGE EOrk.--LIur l.,s m.,ilss
c"nia!n and lcaGei bs daughters ana SONS
OF Sew York. Washington ana IIaEcr-tu'n
and % 10; hcch. staiI Is, second Market
s. g W. Lerh"rn eggs. Sls0 TOR -. cock
sf' ..:-i..- pulicts S2.5" w y. Todd.
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!elS FLOYD AVENUE.

$1,000 Viii buy thi. homo direct from
UHucr. detached. II rooms baths IN
good order. IIrgi!n Phone Madison GiIG.
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uuISi:>-MiIi,>I.liEt,

-Di rent, iG-rOu!u lUrn.snod home. Two
baths. electric lights, ruruSr large gar
len .,nd yard. ana ali other modern con-
cuicnces CAL boulevard iGO.-N
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rot Lrul MD SUPPLIES.
MERCHANDISE
------------------------------.-----..=
BUSINESS Nu'lIfI,s

F-W :II,Y-i.uln.lcn < Son ian Nil,
street arc ouerins special prices .,t
cash. II in need OF SiivCrWar.. gold or Gtl-
mond JrWei!y, sec LumsGcHs SrI.uG!! .tav!,s
an, he convinced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31
Other Editors Than Ours
-FOUR YEARS OF WAR.
LAFAYETTE CourieF.)

Let us have peace" so spoke the master miJarist
America and fifty years 50 say men and
Of America, after viewing the destruction and
years OF the warfare the earth
known. the thought that is uppermost in
the minds of all rightthnking citizens on this day
marking the conclusion Of the fourth year OF the world
war, is this: Let have peace-just soon as the
broken of I'russiansrn is rendered in uncondi
tiOnaI surrender. Then, and not until then, will II be
against despots Europe consider
cessation Of the present heroic effort in behalf of out
ragged humanity.
was on July IS, ls14-iust four years ago sunday
that Austria Hungary issued its memorable decar-
alton upon Serbia punish the Balkan kingdom
for failure to cover in complete AFFECTION before the
Hapsburg throne in acknowledgements of crime for
which Serbia in way responsible Undoubtedly
the spark employed by the Vienna government to knde
the great conhagratOn made in Germany ON the
same day Austria declared Germany declined
1ngIands offer 10 participate a conference which
the terrible misery that has resulted
from Austrias dasardly act. The guilt is upon the
kaiser. responsible the worlds agony and the
world Will forever remember him as the greatest curse
inflicted upon the human family.
so. protesting war forced TO believe i'm war
which became necessary TO regain peace for the world
Our participation the conflict forced
by sefrespect determination to remain true 70 the
principles upon which free government is founded
which the enemies mankind may utilizeas prepare
ton for renewed war and the infection of more misery
upon already outraged humanity.
If might is right ii is the greatest good. if "a
nations Sultur be foisted the world by
false mood ana uedcnely by fdplue ana mUlucl, Uy
outrage every superior and emotion, then
Germany right If might is God and schrecklichkeit
its prophet. then Prussiansm is justified. Welcome
peace welcome the shackles which shall bind the
world
these standards wrong, then Germany is
wrong. her cause is diaboIical and dare sub
NIT OF stop lighting until her power is longer q
menace. As long Germany proclaims by word OF
deed that might is right long must She be opposed
by might,
Let have peace. But let IT he peace between
The only of democracy is democracy When
Prussiansm houted its royal bonded word q
scrap - paper il adjured all right to
another treaty with sef-respectng peoples
When Prussanism speaks now, matter how fair the
words neither its friends its enemies believe. II
does not even believe itself Prussan speech is
means Disgusting its purposes Low there be
parley between nfaith It's part and unbelief on
ours
- Prussanisns only absolution is restitution. Its only
symbol must be surrender" Either surrender TO the
forces world which has outraged surrender
subject peoples which has oppressed and de
ceived The people of Germany again rise TO the
height credbility the world by tramplins upon
body of autocracy. When the people Of Ger
many cry Let have peace" shall listen A long
is the voice of Prussianisln, not
hear
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31
ONCE-OVERS
ITS AWFUL EASY To KID YOUR
NIIIE

Young man. YOU heard some one
call YOU a rounder the other day.
and instead Of being ashamed you
vinked at yourself inwardIy ana
thought. sneeringly, that it is great
10 be a dead game sport.
The reputation of being a dead
game sport" is the most expensive
one YOU could earn
Oh, indeed so that word "eXpen-
sive' also tickles your vanity.
There are expenses" which are
figured in other terms than money,
young man.
II is expensive 20 make yourself
weakling-a physical and mental
wreck-by your tNcesses.
But, YOU say, YOU have never
failed 10 be on time at the Office and
your work is kept up. 50 the boss
has no kick coming.
And. if you want TO spend the
night in raising Cain. that is your
business. YOU are no little Sunday
school boy-that is what YOU think
proudly
At least be original i'm your lines
There are plenty of fellows in
your class who allow dissipation TO
sap their forces till the breakdown.
and then they blame their failure TO
some other cause.
If YOU are not fool, past redemp-
ton, sit down and study this out
Copyright. 1879
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31
POTATO BON-BONS.

Vow have potato candy. From an an
OF the food administration we gather that
artist has evolved "a spud bon that looks
ike chocolate tastes like and has the delicate
brittIeness Of the Saratoga chip
X is delicate CONNECTION. doubt But somehow.
the mouth does the mention OF IT, The
description might tickle German palate So accus-
toned substitutes for substitutes that memory Of
the original substance vanished i'm the end
isss ersatz chain As for not been able SO
far. 10 get much enthusiasm for that thing
We stand horsefeed our bread cheerfuuy
enough. is necessary; we draw the line
at whale steak. porpose dlets picked shark meat.
ossans -four mullins mesquite syrup roast horse and
vsrious other vands recommended b the food
doctors.
We would rather have less variety than clutter up
with strange grub We would rather get fewer
Galleries into systems and set them old
familiar form. We would rather work harder To pro.
duce the requisite than cke out deficits los
weird inventions. That exactly we are doing too
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31
UNPATRIOTlC BAKING DAYS.

on the whole il patriotic with plenty OF
potatoes and salad culled the garden along
With the green But of guests had stir
up for the occasion layer with thick
chocolate frostng
The of the bewaiIng he fact that the
cake wasn't good she'd like to have such pro
duct her art:
II haven't had any luck with cakes at all
this summer They fall they heavy. or
something is wrong every time The other
1 took a cake the oven.
hadn't risen as it should Wen. was so dis
eusted that stirred up another kind right
away and put that in And do you know. the
second turned than the first"
In her despair this had then decided tina.
it was not her baking day and had gone about wash
ing the front porch
One OF my neighbors says il is not q matter
or luck. 1t is this queer -four they give ms ndya
days"
one wonders where that lives and what she
reads. that she should still want to make the rich
cakes Of pre-war days Patriotic women are not MAX
ing pies cakes more. deIectsbe little
mullins biscuits the family menu.
Their successors the mufins bran rolls
oatmeal gems, etc, used instead There are even
wartime cakes made with substitute flour and
sweetened with honey sugar As for frost
ms. it simply is made the patriotic household.
Any woman who persists in ndulging herself and
family these luxuries. when the whole country
Is saving wheat and sugar for allies deserves all
the bad luck possible baking days
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-31

The chief merit Of the Liberty motor remarks the
Nsw York World. has not been properly appreciated.
10 is excellent motor for the purposes IL was de-
signed light powerful and reliable bur even so IL
only Of several hrst class aircraft engines
possessed by the allies IT'S worth
that unlike the British French and Italian motors IL
standardized and adapted machine production.
The other good motors turned Off mostly by hand
snd are therefore Incapable Of quantity production
It lII- fs,.. ,Nplslus tl.r World which tss made
e British 4ul F.eush rrnlnent- ,aser adopt our
motor tor t1c Glasses of planes lifted for ~he,
engine rhar cam turned 600, rapidly fa lsrse
quantities al. parts etsrdard7sd that they are IN