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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-05-17

diers for admittance to entertainments
given at the camps.
The receipts from the ball game
amounted to $26 and it was equally
divided between the Red Cross of Oro-
vile and Nighthawk. which was a
most commendable disposition of the
money.
Alfalfa was never looking more Wig
crous unde:- the ditch than at the pres-
ent time. Indications point to one Of
taa .argest nay crops ever cut in The
valley Wish the same could be SAID
of grain.
Manager Stotz, of the Lyric, played
out of luck Saturday and Sunday. In
the first place the Gazette balled up
his announcement by transposing the
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-05-17

Red Cross Week

Will begin next Monday, May 10th, 1918.
Your Red Cross needs another hundred
million to tighten little of the terrible load
of q lse1y for those "over there"
If we could hear the voice of those Euro
pean masses today thanking us for the as
sistance that we have given to them in this
time Of need, we would have no trouble in
going Ger the top with the abortion assigned
to Oroville.
The expenditure of the Red Cross funds is
in the hands of reliable and competent peo-
pie, who are not even aid salary for their
work.
Remember this Not any part of the money
subscribed for Red Cross War Relief is
spent for other things.
Why not subscribe gladly the quota allot-
ted to Oroville during next week.
Contributed to the Red Cross by
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.

MOTORCYCLES FOR sale. "a big assort-
ment of slightly used. at bargain prices
We have Indians, Harley Wilson's and
other different makes. Some lgi6's. /. =
and 3 speeds 1873 ! and > speed. We
have 19i6's with side cars attached These
machines have been traded in on new
models, have all been ovcrhauled and are
in Al condition. !. ii. Minnick. 605 Della
ware avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

ADMINISTRATORS 5 SALE of real estate
on Thursday March :. 1918. at 10 O'Clock
n. al the Eleventh street entrance of the
Public BuHung IN the city OF Wilmington
lttlaNare. will be- offered for sale the land
aud PREMISES known as PeTryS Tavern,
situate a. Brand wine hundred. New Castle
county. Delaware az the intersection Of the
concord pike with the Naamans IS creUk road.
containing ie acres more or less with the
brick buildings and franc stables thereon
tfccied Immediate possession
CHARLES q CI- RILEY.
hxm,nis traitor - y. \ G. II A Of Thomas
hAcb ugh. deceased
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
CLASSIFIED ADVERTlS-
ING RATES

Ten cents per counted line Tor first
insertion and sc per line for each sub
sCqucnt inseT Ttton--Eased on minimum
~ three mes aud six words TO tho
line
All advertisements set n sin spu.nt
tuonparcill unless otherwise ordered.
Light face lt point 10 Is point per
mittcd anu hargcd lor on six-point
basis
One month Insertion = per line.
(No al accepted Tor less than three
lines
Daily advertising for one year. I5c
rer line per month ON contract. NO
a. RcCcptt q for icSs than three lines.)
SPECIAL. CLASSIFICATION
Special uOtices. dividend notices. an
nua meetings. elections. proposals,
public saI,s. auction sales and all
sp,xiai la~sitiCations will bc charged
for at rate ot Toe "a line for the tiTsJ
insertion and 80 q line tor each sub
Seutient insertion. Advert iSCmCntS
running one month charged at month
~ rate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
FARMS FOR SALE.

SMALL. MISSOURI FARM
g. 80 cash and 81 80 monthly. No interest
or taxes Also an interest in our great de-
velopment project which within the next
few months should pay YOU one hundred
dollars for every dollar you invest Highly
productive land Close TO three big markets.
Photographs and full information free
Munger, III 24l. n. Y Life Bldg, Kansas
City. Mo,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
FOR SALE

FARM--Fine. IFS acres. one-quarter mile
from Cossart. Pa, good house. bal IN
orchard fenced for hogs. 100 acres tiiiable
nrst-class shape, present tenant leaving on
account OF purchasing new place. u in
GOO Equitable Building Wilmington Della
ware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
BOARDING AND LODGING.

hOOMS and board for gentlemen Al
convcnicucts Use of phone. Phone 54I3.
$40 West Eighth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS addressed to the president of
the Levy Court of New Castle county
Room 1913 County Building. Wilmington
Delaware will be received until IL O'Clock
noon Tuesday. March IL. 1918. for rebuild
ing the Flemings Landing Bridge. over the
smyrna river
Plans and specifications can be secured
at the office OF the county engineer. room
1873 County building. Wnmingt ton. Della
ware. on and after February 26. l91s, by
making q deposit of So. which will be RI
funded upon their return in good condi-
lion. on or before March Ii. 1918.
certified check or bond for $500 must
accompany each hid and the county re-
serves the right TO reject any or all bids
JAMES WILSON
N2 County Engineer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
TNPEwRlrERS

VI KIN ] and repair al makes typcwrl.ers
sell rubbsr stamps. loose ieai binders and
statlonery Otfloe supply and Typewriter
q o.. sUa ford Building h4IS-K
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
EDUCATIONAL.

SPANISH LESSONS 20 for $40 Miss
riAfiua ~auChcI. So West $iuth sd rect
ItlophOnc fub2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
FOR SALE.

A GOOD lNyEsTMENT, ssI,, ,,o FIVE 9gE
s. 800 CLEAR. Apply TO wM
J. FISHER. NINTH AND ORANGE
STREETS
ROAR and SOW rcglstcred. }. A Rlessing-
ton. Phone h5ta ,
CHAIRS 100 To 100 second -hand. suitable
for club or lodge room VIII takc lots 81
30 or more. Address T. .. Box COS. VIII
mtnRtOn. Del
CHEAPEST PLACE to huY slightly usea
furniture and stoves. Also pay highest
cash prices for household goods Drop
postal III call. Hugo Fuchsig. 1000 Markes
street.
CHEAPEST PLACE TO buy Singer machines
New; used aud d second -hand mach machnes s 81
shop. a21 West Fourth 50,
COOK STOVE Harvest uoue narpeln to
quick buyer \ condition Apply l2on
West sixth street
COOK STOVE No = First-class cundl-
'ion Apply West Twentieth ST
CONTENTS of t3-toom house at private
sale rarlor carpet; porch PLANTS and
chairs. bio West sixth street
CITY and farm .property .l, Two estsl ono g
cessorits Max fodolsky. 6Oi West
Ninth street.
poe Thoroughbred Fox Terrier. about
- months old First ten dollar bill takes
her. Address y RoS 523
FARM Of 81 acres in Mil Creek hundred.
near Hpckrssin. cheap II sold by March ..
Good location. easy terms. Phone ot call
Alex Guthrie. IIockess.o Del
Hot sEa Pour and bot. 10. -. 20 y
West Thirty nfih street Also AZ West
Fourth street, Ip rooms and bath. heater
Severed and porch. Harry Yerger. fia
At THE BARN 8 4 DEEMER.
NEW CASTLE. DEL. NELL PHONE
NO
halE Is yonr gpPottnnIty SIX ,,, larse =. noors %
furniture and several thousand dollars
worth Of rugs a. prices as low az were
before h,,ing elsewhere sol. Tor rash
only thas Hurloek, seventh aud pgptat
streets. buyer uf whole househol.e aud &C
tors surplus, Haw fur houghi
rArER HANGtNGs aud wall decorations
nf quality Special reduction ou fabrics
Rnsin & Ilro 81 Ahipiry street Next 70
corner fttth street Phone llb5-l.
PARl.OR sTuVE I.aed three months.
Cost 500 First check for slh talSes II
lpquit" basement Fifteenth aud Market
Strts.ta
~ N%n Cheap. slightly used Iieppe Iart y
lea vine tit3 Aust sell AEG Van Eurcn
street rhone 1501I
PIANO Cheap Appiy son Harrison
street
Sion BOARD aud stove tiood as now,
Gt3 West seventh street
SODA FOUNTAIN s-foot Marble counter
spraratus in first -clses condition VII
SCH for cash OF On time basis 10th nh ones
Liquid Carhonic Co tah los Sarth Thir.
toenth street, Philadelphia
TOOLS Cheat OF ntst claes ruillwrig ht
toola in good condition at tTtu Wa~t
seventh atfect
WAGONS Lot of delivery. heayy aud
light. single aud double. Apply John
Nanamakcr s. 81 tables, Twpntirth h and Nhat
ton streets. fhiladolphiR. Ia
NALL rArEK--how - TIM time to ha, .
work done at moderate prices. EHttmatt :
Cheerfully furnished, Jones s. II oIIott 4Us
ahipley street. - A. bpJA-J
To ho sold havr property on Wash
ington atrCet. II rooms. bath aud porch. tn
offer for quick sale Tho property y runs
through to Wolla~tau afrcst and he
bought reasonably Offers exceptional oTl-
rortunity for "A boarding house or can hr
readily converted into apartments
GEORGE NJ. MILLER
s45 ORANGE STREET
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02

BOY White, to help washer in iaunulS
$40 pcr month and hoard. Apply House
keeper. Hotel du Punt. Eleventh ana N"'"''
=
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02

BOY to ride wheel and work in groceIS
store. Reference. Apply Grew. Four'h anu
Rodney streets. --
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
MALE HELP WANTED.

AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN for office work.
No previous experience necessary. Apply
& ~. Every Evening Once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02

! BooKKEEPER-~- Experienced. Young lady
state salary expected, Address II r.
Every Evening Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
PUBLIC SALES.

.ru at has residence let- Brands t..1
,prings 20 Tuesday, Na--h p i9l.
: o'clock p Hta. Ht
EuerrsCy buii about 3u -u1. Hf h4
.br ton. corn foat.- hy .a, 1sn4-, Tn,
cows are home raised iFnist..a-. lu
wort n, tnr intention ~ arya-. eaot-.
good da.-g ru~> Cund otis t'f
Bailey
TRt->TEE~ ~tIF III ra -a
,i-tu... ~ ,5 .,dr- 80 ... 1rr
will hC ek posed 30 sale ft ..tt II.f'.D
>eudur an rhur,da March TORS
~ orllo,n a. ~ ~ .- nr''5.s, ... c
described rral estate. l3tr r. tlgH
smith DECEASED. and ~ Emma smitb p.
widow deceased. 20 VIZ
All that certain o- "a ground sltl ee
small frame houses hcuou rroctcg situate
IN the city AND rountE nf Sew A. .n Nn
the ,out hives terly side Cf Third ~ Pear
Shelrer. deceased and and formerly z
tue New Castle anl FrcnchtoWn railroal.
baving a front ot ahour II feet
Terms 81 sale Tho highest ara 1850
bidder or bidders to bt he purchaser nr
purchasers. who shall ray q Pc trustee
10 per cent az thc purchase prl-e ~ soon ae
the property Is struck 90 or the >aic shall
be void and the property immntiat eiy
exposed 20 a second sale lc zen nsr
cent bcins paid afor' aid. tnc purchaser
or purchasers viii hc required ~ dCgu-it
the balance ~ the rur, 4asc money p ne
credit Or Nee Orphans Court az "a, ~tata
OF Delaware Ia and for Ncw castle cOunf n.
ON or before AuC return AhN SO Ht Nll'.
The trustee Will make return ~ said ais
to tho said court. on wednesday fhe i5fh
ray OF March A - 1915. when " no .n's
be- confirmed a deed Nili hc executed 4nt
delivered 70 the purchaser or purchaser
EDWARD " CODCH
Trustee
PUBLIC SALE The undesignrd NIi SIN a.
public auction az the Court hou,r. ~uutn-
east corner Eleventh and King ~trpwfT.
n the city Or Wilmington cu Ma-rh it.
1918 at 10 O'Clock . thc fOliowlrg
described real estate. situate "a SAID City.
to wit.
No i-rwo-,tory brick iwrAiuR 30 -ab
North Franklin 50. Lot li.bNF9. more ~ iy-..
No. 2-Two-story frame dwciiiDg WITH tisfh-
story brick dwelling iu rear 40 yB1 Labs
street. lot having frUn age ~ lu ieft noir
Dr less
Terms made known q -alr
SECURITY TRUST AND ~AkE bEFo@lt
Slxm and Nsrkat So
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02

PRINTER COOP Atlr Attnl ND
MAN WITH GENERAL k\pWl
FDGE or WORK ~ NpNEllrlSING
OR COMPOSING ROOM ptRNA-
NENr PNSlrtO\. APPLY Al ONCE
EVERY EVENING OFFICE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FARM 100 acres. with necessary buildings.
near Newark Del ADDRESS & 10. Every
Evening Ofiice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
AIASSEUSE.

HOLDEN INSTITUTE-Fa Face cOrrector. All
blemlshcs removed from face and body
Imperfect figures. birth. disease or accident
corrected Rough. coarse pores smoothed
and skin refined Complexion cleared. Hol-
lows ana wrinkles removed FaIlin" uair and
dandruff removed IN 10 days guaranteed
40. oOZ Equitable Bldg. Phone Il~4 Hours
20 8 nd e ..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A MOVING PICTURE film excha nge
operating successfully now desires bust
ness associate of good standing. with Capi-
tai TO invest References exchanged Full
investigation solicited. Reply, stating past
records Al communications strictly
confidential Address j. O Box 4Ss.
Philadelphia
SIS 900 a year business man wanted To
take exclusive agency on our newest IN
ventiou of proven merit You can seIl it.,
lease it give II away or pay them to take IL.
Large steady income derived from your
initial efforts Unlimited expansion pos
sible Only successful capable man wanted
s I 600 to : ! 500 required for merchandise.
Write for full particulars. Bineto Co. 329
Plymouth CT. Chicago.
So FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
Interest paid scHi-annUaily. Write for
descriptive circular. The Guarantee Mort
gage 4 Trust Co. IS w. Monroe street.
Chicago. III.
81 DOES IT Millions made in Sourlake
Ouhclds. 81 monthly. few months. gets
warranty deed may pay 5000 or more
monthly. cooperative welt; fun Informa-
tion, free maps; write today Sourlake
Texas Oil Co, 700 DeMenH. st. Louis.
Mo.
EOG raising pays; $40 buys interest in
brood SOW for three years. Raise pigs.
Make money. It's he small investor OPP
portuuity. Particulars free. Edwards
Stock Farm. Box 147E. Edwards. Miss.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
PRINTING.
wHLRE TO Dine WELL
MONEY ToLo4N.

MONEA FOR MORTGAGES
sums 30 tgif Etai estate fa- saie
WILLIAM % iO\I~ ~.s ~mpicN 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02

ROLLER MAKER. track foreman anu W. W.
experienced brakeman. Appiy ElnpoS
mcnt pcpRrt mcnt. General th'mtai -
Marcus Uo6i. Ia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02

Roy for general Office work BOX = -
Every Evening Once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
RENiON NALo

MRS ALICE " HAYES has moved fror,
9ls kIng strcst 10 1912 NarLrt -treet
- a phone G9el
NOTlCE-Ienny InuUncr, storc rov -
s03 West smith street near rostofl,c
formerly ~ S.}4 Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
,,lsl, A.
MOMENTS SPECIALS.

.AI<Fkr~--I.u 90, carpets snted 60 clean
STORAGE rooms. 81 30 and ~ per month.
HAtr mattresses and feathers renovated.
Roth phones George Lana Go. 1908
0rangs street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02

BLACKSMITH, blacksmith helper ~, ~,
whCClwright. Apply ID. N- Sha"' ~
Tatnall strc't -------
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
PROFESSIONAL.

DIR FRANZ ROOP SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND CHEMIST
las removed TO sos kim street Resi-
lence 1908 Gipin avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
NtpTIt rs.
MR. uOIlSEOWNER

NOTICE REGULAR meeting os the school
commissioners of New Castle county Will
- held On Wednesday. March g at J o'clock
T. M in the OftiCC of the county SupCrin-
tCndcnt New Public Building
ELIAS ~ MOORE,
ANDREW = ElIASpN.
HORACE L. nli WORTH.
Commits ssinnrrs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
$50

buys fully guaranteed new player y ano.
beach. s-arf ~ rolls music one years free
tuning Easy terms il desired Sicwchr
Piano Co. 2IB IVES Ninth trect
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
SITUATIONS WANTED.

STENOG RAPHEK aud typl~t clRht years
experience desires copYinR or addressing
envelopes 10 do at home Address q Is.
Every Evening OfiCf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02

UrHoiSrEkEKS oN GENERAL
WORN MI ST UNDERSTAND
CARrETs AND AwNlNGs Ill
WOOD S0CDEE & SONS 90
NINTH AND ORANGE STREETS.
JfNCALI.ED-FoR TAIlUR-fADE
SUITS AND ONEKCOATS. Sl25
SELL BROS 500 MARKET STREET
OPEN EVENINGS.
NOO NC MAN for price clerk for wholesale
house. experienced preferred. Address c ..
Every Evening ofiicc
YOUNG MAN. IG TO L years old Perma-
Dcnt position If satisfactory Delaware
Hardware Co. Shipicy and second SITS
YOUNG MEN strong. active. to work in
wholesale grocery. Apply VIM u. Mullen
Co. Fifth and French streets
YOUNG MAN about u 20 learn window
trimming and show card writing Good
opportunity for advancement Apply Mr.
Phillips. \. Snclicuburg Co. -ctent d
and Market streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
NJ HOWAPD DOPDD
- 81

FOP 9ALF
zf3 " 10Th sf gf -
ffg N tfRr~.son ef fHf
tnnT AdauYs Iu 2. g ~ NisN
gfi2 81 rs hinrtuu ~t .pf
Eafer beat
Cft West -t DO tu F5 49,
22tI 'Tatraii ~t uh a. tfsn
Iu2 Adams st r. u tff
i322 clayton St n. b y.
mako Offer
2OG ~ 2Isf st rh tiusu
ana Pnriar -f or U..
lIth and scott SIS In.
corner ~ .lp
1000 layton &c.. r b u H - i.u
sis w &th SRI lO - NHrl
s4a Madison ~t ~ 80
I424 an Rurcn 81 hph a. 10O
@22 Monroe -t u. ~ utln
tIl Ashton 4t pp 80 snn
1912 Washington m in u.. u
LARGE LAST AT . FFICE
~. W. MONTGOMERY
D& A. so. aisJs DraREr -t.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02

RRAITNSTEtN q co. want miiiiners ana
apprentices. Apply millinery department
The labor standard., 1918-05-01
"GERmANY IS REATEfa.s

In spite of what has happened in Russia and Italy. Germany is beaten. The Russian counter-revolutisa and the Italian collapse may proloDg the resistance of the German peoples by renewing the hope of favorable peace, but Germany IS as surely ceat en. as the Southern COnfederacy was in 1864, when Early''s troops camped in sight of Washington and could have seized the capital. The United States will unquestionably be obliged to irs- crease it's efforts. The American peo- pie must abandon the notion that the wan will he won for them by RussiaIis and Italians. or that anybody can do for them what they must do for them. selves, says New York World. But Germany, nevertheless. will be beaten. and the victory will be won by France, Great Britain and the United States. whatever happens to Russia, whatever happens to Italy and whatever hap pens to any, other country that is at war with PrussianisIn.
The labor standard., 1918-05-01
NATIONAL WAR
 LAB0R,BOARD
Body Created to Settle Industrial Disputes During Time of
 Conflict.
INCLUDES Ex-PREslDENT TAFT
President Wilson in Proclamation Urges Employers and Employees to Cooperate With the Board
 in it's Work.

A permanent national labor board was established by proclamation is- sued by President Wilson.
 Under it William Howard Taft and Frank P. Walsh, representing the pub lie, and the same five representatives of employees and five of labor who were members Of the committee which recently recommended a per. manentAwar labor policy are appoint. ed members of the permanent board.
 Settlement of industrial disputes by this board, without interference with war production through strikes, is urged by the president in the procla- nation.
 The board will refuse to take cog. nizance of controversy between em. ployers and workers in any field of in dustrial or other activity where there is, by agreement or federal law, a means of settlement which has not been invoked. -
 The president says:
 And do hereby urge upon all em- ployers and employees within the United States the necessity of utiliz- ing the means and methods thus pro- vided for the adjustment of all in- dustrial disputes, and request that during the pendency of mediation or arbitration through the said means and methods there s1all be no discon- tinuance of industrial operations which would result in curtailment of the production of war necessities"
 Representatives of employers on the board are Loyal z. Osborne, L. F. Loree. w. H. vandervoort. c. E. Mi chael and B. L. Worden. Those who represent labor are Frank J. Hayes, William L. HutchesOn, William H. Johnston. Victor A. Olander and T. A. Rickert.
The labor standard., 1918-05-01

The best food advice that has been given the public lately is Easy on the food panic.'' It came from Butfale wholesalers, who added: "Tell the public that there's plenty of food and to stop rushing the groceries and buy ing supplies in neeedlessly large quan- tities." Easy on the food panic Don't get excited over food shortages, says Buffalo Express. There has not been any serious food shortage as yet. There is not likely to be any serious food shortage. Such thing as that raid on local salt supplies on Friday would be ridiculous if 1t did not have a possibly serious aspect. Do not buy to hoard; buy for normal needs. Just remember that everybody cannot lay in a supply of this, that or the other, to last six months or three months or two months, without creating fcti- tious shortage. In these war times we must be. normalInormal in our occu- pations, normal iD our pleasures, nor nal in all our activities, and above all else normal in the purchase of our supplies. In other, words, let us be sane. l., @t V. s7 Ssa -., '4
The labor standard., 1918-05-01
PARIS WILL HAVE ITS CAKES

America Goes to Rescue With Sup-
 ply of Needed Sugar.
 The little cakes of Paris, so famed that even books have been written about them, will be saved this winter from complete elimination by America, or, to speak more plainly, by American sugar.
 For some months there have been but five days a week on which cakes could be baked and purchased. That deprivation was philosophically accept ed. Then the quality began to decline. The milk was bad, so the condensed article was substituted. Next the flour had so much rice in it that the cakes crumbled under the fork. Even that was forgiven. Then came the sugar crisis. No sugar, no cakes; that was inevitable.
 Paris was disconsOlate. Now comes the cheering news from America that the sugar shortage there is to be relieved by shipments from the United States, Paris will have its little cakes,
The labor standard., 1918-05-01

Y The desire to break up the entente coalition at any cost Is so intense among the Germans that we must an ticipate that, at the psychological mo- ment, they will even go so far as to of fer to restore Alsace-Lorraine to France, Andre Cheradame writes In Atlantic. As for the sincerity of such an offer, these words of Maximilian Harden. written early in 1916, enable us to estimate it: "f people think in France that the re-estabiishment of peace Is possible only through the res tttution of Alsace-Lorraine, and If ne cessity compels uA to sign such 8 peace, the 7O,OOO,OoO of Germans will soon, tear it up. Moreover, nothing would be less difficult for Germany, thanks to the effective forces of the central pan-G Germany, than to seize Al sace-Lorraine again, very shortly, hay ing given 1t up momentariiy as tao tical maneuver.' "
The labor standard., 1918-05-01
PUTS UP Jos ON PORTER
Barber Dopes Alcohol With camphor to Stop George From Drink
 ing 1t All.

Kansas City, Mo.-A regular custom CT in a downtown barber shop asked for. his usual lotion following the hot towels. The barber applied the mix ture, which was mostly alcohol.
 "Help! Get me cold towel, quick {; I'm burning up!" exclaimed the GUS toner as the barber applied the lotion. That's not alcohol. always use al- cohol. Where is your boss?"
 The barber explained that he was using alcohol, but it had little cam phor in it.
 "Why the camphor?" demanded the customer.
 ''The boss" explained the barber, 'fs beginning to put camphor in the alco- hol to keep George, the porter, from drinking it all."