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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-07
ANoTHER WITH a. O.

ANWIHEN WITH IA o
The Extension department OF
the Agricultural College employs
a large number of Dakota Bust
ness College stenographers and
yesterday Mr.. Freer asked for an
other one. Miss Lillian Flat was
sent to the situation. The best
firms are hiring them"-evidence
publicity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-07
FARGo PRoDUoR MART1ET.

Prices here given represent average
prices being paid by Fargo produce
dealers for shipments from outside
dealers in less than car lots and SUBJ
feet to usual grading.
Dairy.
Notwithstanding cream s.ss. 43c
Butterfat-sweet cream ....s..s. 44c
Butter-average fresh dairy s.... SOC
Butter-packing stock ........... 2Sc
Eggs.
No. fresh, less loss off ........$9.0o
FARGO GRAIN MARKET.
Oats ............... ...+.... 90Q96c
RIVE .............. $2.52@2.53
Barley sssa......s.....s.. 1.16Q1.51
Flax ..ss.... s.s..sss..se... S.SSQS.S6
Special Black and White Hats at
Holdsrman's.Ad vt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-07

THREE furnished, modern rooms for
light housekeeping. 1881 3rd Ave.
S. Phone 95S-W.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-07

AGENTS for selling stransky fuel
savers for automo biles; liberal com
missions; send for sample $3.50 for
Ford cars The Stransky Co., S02 LIST
st. N, Fargo. N. d. Phone 264T-W.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-07

FOR sALlE-Quarter section land, liz
mile from Griffin, Bowman county,
dence as part payment. Phone 2003-R,
or address lot 18th st. S., Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-07

FOR SALE-Overland car, in good
condition. Call Phone 2003-R.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-07
TOO LArE no CLASSIFY.

pril, A. d. 1913.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-07

81 and S4-inch fancy Cling
ham, worth up to On
35c. Special yard ..@V0
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-20
DOPIS z TALE.

Pan Prokop Cernohorsky,
1857 Svec ave-, obdrzel od
sveho synovce pohlednici Wy
obrazenim pomnlku byvaleho
krale Viktora Emanucla v Ri
NE, kde byl odevzdan prapor
CeskOslovanskym dobrovolni-
KUN Zaroven zaslal zajimavy
dopis, ktery nam k uverejneni
laskave byl zapujcen. Mezi j.
nym pise: /
Budu vam psat o naSem "a.
,Jczdu do Rima, abysme prevza
Il prvnl prapOr pro Ccskoslo-
vanskou armadu, ktera Sc TIA
Iii utvorila. Bylo to po vyjiti dc
Eretu, ktery italsky kral potvr-
oil, myslim v breznu, kdy Sc
Zacla organisovat naSe dobro-
vo!nicka armada. Jsa jiz drive
Iohlasen, odebrali jsme Sc ma
nasc move pusobiSte a tam jsmo
byli ozbrojeni. Nalezame sc V
menSim stfcdov6kem mestecku
ktere jest dosti spofadane IT,
tulne. Zde jsme opakovali cvi-
cenl nez Sc odebercme tam,
kan povinrost kazdeho Slova-
ma vola. Pri jedne prehlidce na
sim genera EN-, laskavym TIA
lem bylo nam sdeleno, re mas
battalion byl bybran. aby pre-
wal Cd vlady Italske nasi ar
made venovany prapor. To Sc
lozumi, phi takovem sdeleni
mas pojala dobra nalada a cvi-
clll JsIne dvojnasobnou chuti,
aby, lsme 81 prizen ziskali.
Do Rina jsn1e prijeli %. kve
tina. Sotva jsme trochu pookra-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-20

vnucku - stydlive uzardelou,
ale tax stastne, hrejive rozra-
dOstnenou, a vedla il do SOU
sedniho pokoje...
Babiccin pokoj osamel a po-
temnel. Hrany nabytku Sc pro
tahly, vysivani, prudkym pohy
benz k zemi pohozene, belalo
Sc jeste chvili, z vedlejsiho po-
koje zaznivaly hlasy veselim
prohrate a znely jeste, kdyz
V utulnem pokoji babiccine od-
bijely sloupkove hodiny po-
zlacenou prikrasou drobnych
figurek hodinu pdlnoci...
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-20
Is. cervence 1918.

Ii, sli .lsme ma nadrazi privitat
anglickeho prince. Konaii jsme
cestnou straz. Pc vykonane Do
vinnosti jsme sc po Rhine roz-
behli jake ptaci. Byli jsme vSu-
dc laskav6 prijati jako novf
spojenci ltalu. Druhy den jsme
byly privitani pred pomnikem
ctce ltalu Viktora Emanuela,
,byvalym nepritelcm Rakouska.
Namesti bylo pine nami SYM
pati3ujlciho lidu; pred pomni-
KEN stall italSti vojini a my
jsma byli pOstaveni ma pro-
strannem schodisti. Byl to ma
lebny obraz. PAX prijcl ministr
Nalky, vojenSti hodnostari spo
Jencl a 20 ruznych, mas vitaji~
clch recich byl nam prapor o.
Gevzdan. Phi jeho spatEeni sc
nase srdce zachve!a a pGste IA
tally. - kdo zc nam zakaze
barvu cervenou, bllou a mo-
drou? Nyni ncni prosby o nase
barvy ami heslO, ktere ma jedn3
stuze jest naznaccno - Praco,
Laska, Poctivost, - nyni 81 do
vedem zjednat 1ctu pro pravo
nasi reel i nasi domoviny.
Po pfevzeti praporu jsme s:i
do kasaren. Tfeti den jsme sli
polozit cerveno bic rdze ma
rovy italskych kralu a vecer
jsme ieli op4t zp6t do uaseho
rlestecka. Doufam, ze nami
Ibudou spokcjeni. Mi vsichni CO
kane jen ma tu prilezitost, az
sc dostaneme do kflzku S naSi-
mi staletymi neprateli. ably
jsIne jim nechali pocitit mas!
pest.
Vas synovec.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-20
JAk JSOU POTRAVINY
ZDRAzOVANY.

zivotni vydani tax dalece
pokud Sc potravin tyka, zvyse-
no bylo v poslednich peti le-
tech nejmene asi O 63 procen-
ia. V jednom mesici cd Is. du-
bna do Is. kvetna letosniho ro-
ku zvyseno bylo O 3 procenta.
Tyto uredni cislice uvereinenv
byly spolkovym delnickym de-
partmentem. Porovnani potrav
nlch cen, jez byly v platnosti v
kvetnu pred rokem a V kvetnu
letos, vykazuje, re potraviny
co.ku zdrazeny byly S pro-
cent, navzdor faktu, re sedm 2
rs pfedmetd pttravnich WINE
novanych poklesly znacne v ce
ne. Brambory byly v cele po.,
klesnutych predmetd, jclikoz
staly o Sd procenta letos v kv6t
nu meme nez lonskeho roku. Nv
to nizsi ceny byly vsak vice
ncz pravazeny zdrazenim H.
nych pfedm6tu. Hovezi maso
IA varcni zdrazeno O 20 pro-
cent, kukuricna mouka o 80
procent, mIeHo o 26 procent.
veprove rizky o 20 procent a
tax dale. Cd kvetna 1913 ns-
ktere potraviny zdrazeny O VII
ce nez 100 procent. Ackoliv
prumerne zdrazeni vSech po-
travnich pFedmetG 3ini 63 pro
ccna, kazdy pfedmet rotravnf
zdrazen byl Eli nejinensim o
50 procent.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-20
VELITELKA zENSKEHO BA-
TAJLONU SMRTI We WASH
INCTONE.
Pozadovala pomoci pro Ne
meckem ohrqzene Rusko.

aShlngton, -. C., ~. GER
vence. = Nespokojena, re VIA
da nevyhovela jeff zadosti y
zakroceni spojencd v Rusku,
madame Bockareva, drivejsi
velitelka prosluleho '"battailo-
nu smrti" ruskych amazonek,
rriSla vcera sc svou zadosti do
senatu Spojenych StatG. Ode
ma v khaki uniformu Bockare-
va mela rec X clenGm senatu v
mramorove sini proti zasedaci
sini senatu. Nalehala ma bezod
kladne poslani 100000 muzd
vojska, z nichz 10000 Ameri-
can't, do Vladivostoku. Slibila
ze zverbuje 100000 muzu rus
keho vojska We Viadivostoku a
okoll tim utvoriti jadro ar
nady dost velike k 1plnemu
zEovuzfizeni cele ruske fronty
proti Nemecku. Bockareva va
rovala senatory, re nebudou-li
Spoj. Staty hned jednat v ru-
ske situaci, Rusko upadne v
zkazu. "A Nemecko chce Ru-
sko zgermanisovat a ovladnout
svet vas stihre zkaza tez,'
pravila. Bockareva cdsuzovala
Kerenskeho. "On pomchl mi
cit Rusko," pravila. proc ne
dial zatknout Lenina Trocke-
ho a nezabranil jejich prone
mecke, propaganda. Byl mu-
Zem bez moci nebo vile. Rusti
vojaci chteji bojovat proti Ne
mecku. Oni citf zneucteni, jez
ma ne pablo zradou svych pred
stavenych. Nenavist byla pro-
buzena v srdcich ruskych sed-
laku prot nemeckym vetrel-
cum. Oni jsou vnucovani do sin
zby pro nemcckou armada. Kla
dou-li odpor, jsou zastreleni.
Lenin a Trocky ozbrojili meme
cke a rakouske zajatce v Ru-
sku. Nepomdzete-li nyni Rusku
rejste nasi pratele. Hospodar-
ska pomoc je marna bez pomo
ci vojenske." Senator Thomas
z Colorado chtel vedeti, vitalo-
Ii by Rusko zakroceni Japon-
ska. Bockerova odpovedela, zc
Rusove by uvitali Japonce S o.
tevfenu naruci, kdyby byli roz-
deleni mezi jine vojsko spojen-
Gu. Navrhovala, ably bylo posla
no 10000 Japoncu Sc 10000
nuzi vojska Spojenych Statu,
ale kladla duraz ma poslani vol
ska americkeho, ponevadz ie
rresvedcena, ze by vzbudilo
duveru ruskeho lidu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-20

mad mrzaky mrtvolam!? Slyse- takove posestvi,
nosnich shromazdeni ponevadz nepare prosime vas
snazne nevzycue francouzske vlaky neozdobue trko-
lorou, ponevadz byst il pospini
Vctoire La Baslle est prise! - tomuto posvatnemu
asou druzi spravedvy hluk: "Na BERN! Ma BERN Ma
Berlin"
To e d6dcvi Bastly Jako pazske vezeni Berlin dnes
e symboem tiny tyrane Ktereko vec prave, ktere-
ko poctve kterekoli spravedlve kterekoli e kereko
mile kterekol dobropovesne est ktera ctnost jes KITE
r chvala" vse to duseno e temnych ceach bernskych
pruskymi mocnostmi.
Volame: "Na Berlin!", jelikoz nem na6zai 1kryt Vi
den Budapest Cafhrad Soe volame "na Berlin pr-
pominame 81 Verhaerena Ne, ma duse neni nkdy
ebOu znavena nebude voanim tim. az viteZ
svi usmee cervenec ctvry ctrnacy
kus nebeskych veci opet bude zeesnen svoboda uhen
svoboda rozmnozena, mir cest zemi pribzeny.. Uni
cen kdekoi kazd6 bovolne moci kera mze oddeene,
samonym vyverem rusti mir sv6ta anebo nemze byt
pftomne zncena pf nemensm eji prveden podstanou
bezmocnost Svoen vsech narod byt rzenu SVEN cho
van ednoho ku druhemu stenym prncipy ct respeku
pred vseobecnym zakonem czovane spolecnos rid
jednoive obcany vsech modemich ad jeich vzahu jed
noho Ike druhemu Zaozeni mrove organisac ktere ucn
tym re spojena svobodnch narodu kazde po
rseni prva pravil tez president Wilson mad Washingto
hrobkou..
Ano. "Na Bern!' voa ccrvenec, my nechceme i "a
tim hlasem iako otroci Takto mluvi nam basnik:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-20
UkRUTNOSTI MODY v TEN
NE AFRICE.

Kralovna moda ma snad to-
lik poddanych co lidi -anebo
asron zen - ma svete, podda
rych dobrovoinych, ktere vsak
ovlada tim vetsi tyranii. Cd
clsarovny ma trune do posledni
zcbracky V blate ulice kazda
vice meme plati il svou dan a
nosi okazale ma odiv vsecky je-
il rozmarne anblemy - kaz-
deho temer dine Sc menici a o.
vsem take ruznemu prostredi
Sc pfizp1sobujici.
Nekde tato moda hranici te
sne Sc samym narodnim charak
terem jeho historic i tezko
zde mluviti pouhe mode, spi
Sc o zastarale tradici, stale
tym .vkorenenim posvecene a
take nabozenskych obradu
odvozene. Tim prave jednotli-
,ymi, uncle vypestenymi vnej
SINH znaky = llSi Sc RUNE sta
ri a dokonce narodove cell =
a. tudy vede siroka costa k ba-
dani anthropologickemu.
Ale povera pracuje tn usi-
lovne -av tom ohledu ami ma
Sc "nejosvlcenejsi" stoleti neci
nj vyjimky - podnes propichu
j Sc ku pr. nemluvnatGm usi
zavesuji Sc do Mich nausnice k
zamezeni, pry chorob ocnich !!
Vcdle toho samo priroda posky
tuje nekonecne mnozstvi snad-
no a nejruzneii pouzitelnych
predmetu, jinych v kazdem
pasmu krajine. Modu tedy
podminuje vserGznost - pod
nebi a zpdsobu zivota, ruznost
bohatstvi prirodnich predme-
tn, a nejvice - moda sama -
Ale ia teprve potom, pri tomto
cpiceni Sc po urcitych prizra-
cich mody jinde lie mluviti o
prave mode same a o veSkere
]cjl kfiklave nadvlade. U Ger
nochd do dnes - jako u sta
rych zidu - platilo probodnu-
t! ucha "a znak poroby a pri-
slusnosti urcitemu panovi, jenz
operaci tn proved, ale toto pro
hCdnuti ucha udr&elo Sc take u
lldI zceTa nezavislych, a po-
zbyvsich sveho charakteru pu-
Nodnlho stale Sc modnim efek-
ten, proti nemuz, jako mas,
veskere duvody rozumove jsou
bezmocny. Leda az dojde Sc
tam k poznani, re jejich moda
i.eni modni - u mas a re "vzde
lane, inteligentni kruhy donna
CT davno Sc nj vyzuly. Potom
Eastane rychly obrat = kde sc
GA, aspon u malych deti, KITE
rtm 'dobrodini' mody teto do
sud nemOhlo byti prokazano.
Ale co Sc starymi, co jejich
nepfirozene nasilne vyvinuty-
ma usima rty, ktere nizad-
n!m prirozenym zpusobem ne
Dude MONO odstraniti?
Nezbude nezli nejaka radi-
k@lni operace chirurgicka -
ale te sc africka DANA rada
podrobi a spise pfi nj zahyne
nebo sc navzdy zmrzaci, nez
by vzbudila zdani, re neni mo-
Cerni a modni a re evropska
klltura je il necim docela ne
znamym. Te kletby verejneho
mineni nesnese ami neiotuzilej
81 Africanka - leda uz docela
]douci mimo vsecky cesty zaj-
rliu - nlz uz spolecnost afri-
cka naprosto nepocita.
Moda zahyne teprve modou
novou "A tax nebylo by ma case,
ahy Sc verejnost svetova posta-
rala pokazde wink move mo-
dy. estheticke a zdravotni?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-20
HODINAR.
Napsala Marie Calma.

Sloupkove hodiny pozlace-
nou prikrasou drobnych figu-
rex, cvakaly, zazvonily stfibri-
We a odbijely zvolna* ctyri no.
diny.
V pokoji babiccine, v dtul-
mem poloseru zimniho odpole-
dine sedela jiz drahny cas- mia
da, slicna divka, zdanlive pilne
naklonena mad ramcem vysi-
vanim... Nehledela ma zdobu
kvetinovych guirland, ktere do
vedla tax pekne propletat ume
ly1ni stehy - ustala v praci.
Kdo vi, kde Sc potulovaly je
j myslenky, kdyz opirala o
semknute ruce roztomilou hla-
'vicku S nakudrnacenou prices
kou uprostred pesinkou rozde-
!enych vlasu, kdyz Sc divala ma
chumelenici, ktera podloubi
kruhovite natoceneho namesti
vala svdj billy poprasek a po-
1azovala zbozi prodavacky, u
mlstene Sc svym vykladem v 81
nj protejSiho domu. Divala sc
- cekala dlouho Gekala.
PAX povzdechem zkrizila ru-
ce ma prsou, zrovna tam, kde
sateckem, v peknou klicku u
yazanym, ,probelavala cista plet
soumsrneho krcku. A znovu
sc zadumala. Nepozorovala
ami, re vedle v pokoji cvakla
klika a re We hlas babiccin sc
misil jeste jeden - itchy roz
pacity.
Ma prahu stanula starsi da-
ma prosedivelych vlasu a Wild
ne hledicich oci. Pokyvla hla
YOU a po spickach dosla k "a
.dumane divce.
Soumrak Sc klonil hloubeji
do pokoje a rozestrel kolem
sve nepruhledne stiny.
Babicka Sc lehce dotkla ra.
meme vnucky. "NemoT Sc uz
rraci, devecko, pojd' radej pri-
Eltat hosta," znelo to zertovne
nnohoslibne z list stare danny
a dsmev, ktery slova provazel
- hral az do duse.
Ale vnucka neodpovidala.
Vzrusila Sc - zardela tom
nahlem tuSeni, ktere il mysli
proniklo. "Coz, kdyby tax on
=" nedomyslila. A jak Sc jen
otazat? Ma vejit bez pripra-
Wy? Toho Sc lekala. Vedela,
re by rozpaku ukryt mcdowell
la. zc by Sc prozradila pred
matkou, pred babickou. To
vsechno il proletlo mysli v letu
- rozcileni...
PAX Sc karala, re mohla tax
oomyslit. Jak by jen on k MIN
prlSel - on - tax nesmely -
4 pax - vzdyt matka dosud
hazde znamosti branila, a ona
sama nepoved6la - neodhod-
lal sc ma koho cekava v
pozdnim odpoledni okna ba-
biccina rohoveho pokoje a ko-
mu posila ukradmo v pohledu
a V usmevu svou mladou, roz-
pacitou tOuhu.
Babicka chvili zalibne pozo-
rovala vnucku, jak pred nj sta
nula v neztajenem vzruseni.
Nedovrenymi dvefmi vniklo do
pokoje svetlo lampy.
To uz Sc vnucka nezdrze!a
a ZvGdavG - hbite sc Otazala:
"kdo je tam - babicko?"
"Hadej"
Naslouchala... A pax to pro
chvelo jejim telem sladkym
zdesenim - poznal jeho hlas.
Tcdy prece - on - tax ma
hle... Jeji pohled plachy. bez-
oranny radostny zaroven u
tkvel IA babiCce. Sctkal Sc S
(lsmGvem porozumeni.
VSechno il rekla, co chtGla
dychtive zvedet. Jak prve -
tam ma rohu namesti - polka
la pana aktuare, jak MIN chvi
j postala rozhovoru a v6douc
re .ie milovnikem sloupkovych
hOdin - pOZvala ho. aby 81 Sci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-20

Svate ty nadsenv, ~
nebesky plameni,
Slehni nam do srdci :
Tebou jen do sveta
zasvitla osv6ta,
prapory tyranstvi
strhany v car;
narOdu mrakotu
roz.jasnil k zivotu,
rozpadle Sjednotil
bozsky tvuj zar.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-11
BROADEN ACTIVITIES
OF GOSPEL MISSION
New Sites Acquired Will Aid Boy
Scouts and Furnish Playground.

By purchasing the property in the
rear of the Gospel Mission Chill
dren's House at $50 C street north
west, heretofore used as a stable.
and the property directly next door
at 329 C street, the Gospel Mission
has taken added steps in enlarg-
ing its scope of usefulness and
service among the foreign poor Of
that section.
The first named property. taken
over a few days ago at a cost Of
$500. is a three-story structure
which is undergoing renovation
with a view towards making it the
barracks Of the Boy Scouts of the
Mission 1t will be completely
equipped with drill hall. lounging
quarters, showers and gymnasium,
requisites which have been sorely
needed by the scouts since the for
nation OF the troop two years ago.
The property next door, at S29.
is a vacant lot measuring 81 < 1870
feet, which the Mission authorities
will convert into a model play
ground in the very near future. No
playground is situated in this par
ticular neighborhood and the fine
recreation center promised the chill
dren, through the purchase Of this
property, will be source of Joy to
the sweltering youngsters during
the torrid months to come.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-11
HOUSING OFFICIALS
WAIT FOR AUTHORITY
Locations Have Been Selected for
War Workers Dormitories.

With locations for the new govern
ment dormitories to house the in
coming thousands of war workers
tentatively agreed upon. the housing
division OF the Department of Labor
are resting on their oars until the
necessary legislation by Congress, au-
thorizing the work to begin. is ac-
complished.
Housing officials said yesterday that
there was nothing new in the way OF
definite statement as to where these
semi-permanent houses would be sit
uated except that in all probability
they would grace the property in front
of the Union station and sections of
the Mall.
Serious doubt was expressed yester-
day about the willingness of a large
number Of female government en-
ployes to live in the new dormitories
owing to the necessary proximity of
the sexes and general close quarters
that must prevail. Many Of them, it
was said. would doubtless refuse TO
make it their wartime home.
A supervising "house-mother's or
matron will be installed in each of
the houses. and everything will be
done making for the comfort and
physical and moral well-being of the
young women occupying them.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-11
''FOUR.MINUTE MEN"
GIVE IMPORTANT AID
Secure Many Glasses and Instru-
ments for Navy.

The persuasive oratorical efforts Of
the -Four Minute Men" have gained
over 5000 binoculars, chronometers.
sextants and the like for the Navy
Department, so Franklin D. Roose-
welt, assistant secretary of the navy,
said today in q letter to William Nc
Cormick Blair, director of the Df-
vision -Four Minute Men,"
'Of course" said Mr.. Roosevelt, 'it
has been impossible to estimate accu'
rately the number which can be di-
rectly traced to their efforts, but
from information received in letters
Of transmittal, and from glasses for
warded by branches Of the -Four Min
ute Men II has been calculated that
23.s52 out Of the total Of 36.696 re-
cefved from the time their campaign
started to May 1. 1918, are the direct
result of their efforts. Such a show
ingi s highly gratifying and on behalf
Of the navy I want to thank you.
and through you each and every -Four
Minute Man associated in this cam
paign, for such splendid results"
The Washington herald., 1918-05-11
d11nI6S CYOlr'

In transplanting from the seed
box take the young plants up with
sufficient soil. II possible, so that
their roots are not exposed. II
the dirt shakes off. puddle" the
roots by dipping them into thin
mud. Do this Immediately SO that
the roots are not exposed to the
air on the way to the garden.
Work swiftly in the garden. set
ting the plants in hollows punched
with a round stick. Press the
soil just enough to give the roots
thorough contact with the earth,
allowing no air spaces to remain
under the surface.
A cloudy day or just before
night-fall IL the best time for
transplanting. Ordinarily It Is not
necessary to water the freshly
transplanted seedlings.
Any reader of this paper can OBJ
tain a free garden primer by writ
ing to the National War Garden
Commission. Washington. and en-
closing q two-cent stamp for post
age.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-11
HERE IS One THING THAT
IS ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE

any treatment that does not reach the
blood, the seat of the trouble, and rid
the system of the cause of the dis
ease? s. S. s. is one blood remedy
that has for more than fifty years
been giving relief to even the most
aggravated and stubborn cases Of
Rheumatism. 1t cleanses and puri-
fies the blood by routing cut all traces
Of disease. The experience of others
who have taken S. S. S. will con-
vince you that it will promptly reach
your case. You can obtain this val
liable remedy at any drug store.
A valuable book on Rheumatism
and its treatment, together with ex-
pert medical advice about your own
individual case, will be sent absolutely
free. Write today, to Medical De-
partment. Swift Specific Co., 4s1
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.-Adv
The Washington herald., 1918-05-11
PURELY PERSONAL.

Willard s. Josephs is in Atlantic
City on business ~
NJ. NJ. Rubscher, OF the Bureau of
Standards. has been promoted.
Jerome T. Wilson, OF the Govern
ment Printing once. Is on cave.
James L. Perew, Of the Bureau of
the Census. has received a promotion.
Herbert Senior has resigned his po-
sition in the Bureau Of Standards.
George NJ. Geiger has resigned his
position with the Bureau Of Stand
ards.
James L. o'Shea, Of the Ecking-
ton Apartments, has enlisted in the
navy.
James B. Dempsey has rendered
his resignation with the Bureau OF
Standards.
,, Moyett Wheeler. Of the Agricultur-
al Department, has been detailed to
Norfolk, Va.
Paul F. MacCuen has received an
appointment as clerk with the Bureau
Of Standards.
Fred L Moher. a laboratory assist
ant in the Bureau Of Standards, has
been promoted.
W. Orland Lytle has received a pro-
motion as laboratory assistant in the
Bureau of Standards.
Henry T. Settle, of Trenton, N. J..
Is visiting his brother, Arthur M,
Settle. Of Georgetown.
Mrs. Maggie Macabee and her
daughter are entertaining q friend
from st. Augustine, Fla
Lorin Edward Nelson. Ills Ninth
street northwest, has enlisted with
the U. s. Marine Corps.
Nathan s, Osborne has been pro-
moted to associate physicist in the
Bureau Of Standards, Department of
Commerce.
Henry 7. wensel has received a
promotion as laboratory assistant
in the once Of the Bureau of
Standards.
Charles e. Spencer, 141o Fiji
teenth street northwest. has Joined
the q. s. Naval Reserve Force al
hospital apprentice, second-class
Earl c. Laughlin has been pro-
moted from laboratory assistant to
assistant physicist in the Bureau
OF Standards. Department Of Com
merce. :
Many local friends Of warr.n
Edgar Newett. 100 Carroll strsst
southeast. congratulated him yes
terday when It became known that
he had Joined The U. Q. Marine
Corps
The Washington herald., 1918-05-11
SHAD BAKE PLANS
OF TRADE BODY RIPE
Board Committee Confident Of Sell
ing 600 Tickets.

The shad bake committee Of the
Board of Trade, which has SO effect
lively pushed the shad bake tickets
that the maximum of 600 is almost
certain by Monday, will hold its final
meeting tonight in the Board Of Trade
rooms
Plans for the annual excursion,
which will take place Saturday, May
IS, to Chesapeake Beach are rapidly
being completed.
There will be q baseball game be-
tween the Fats" captained by ]. W.
Stevenson, and the Leans" captained
by J. w. White.
Efforts are being made to have
Uncle joe Cannon umpire the game
and It is almost a sure bet that he
will accept, as he has been assured of
appointment OF a committee on pub
lie order. with Capt. Flather in
charge.
There will be two trains leaving the
District line terminal at 1870 a. m.
and 2 p. m. Dinners will be served
at 1870 and $3.50. An aviator will fly
down in a hydroplane and speak in
behalf Of the Red Cross.
The committee on the shad bake
consists Of C. J. Waters, chairman;
L. l. Combb, vice chairman; William
Clabaugh, Odel S. Smith. Arthur
Carr, z. J. Murphy, Colin E.F1athers.
C. F. Crane, F. W. White, L. P. Bot
Ter. E. J. Gockeler, E. E. Rumley. E.
J. Lusnitzer. Murray Clifford, Sam
uel Darrough, Jos. P. Stevenson, Har-
~ Almond, Max Walten, DR.. Frank
Gibson, R. K Ferguson, G. H. Mac
Donald, G. B. Farquham, George NJ
Fisher. ]. H. Cunningham, Clarence
F. Welch, H. Glenn Phelps and Rob-
ert J. Casper.