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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-05-01

Miss Nettie T. King, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George King, and Lieu
tenant Lawrence E. Gardner, U. S. N.
A., of Camp Mcclellan, Admission, Ala,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
Gardner,of this city,were quietly mar
ried Monday afternoon, April %, at
St. Mary's Catholic Church, by the
Rev Father Lawrence Kelley. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Gardner left for a
short wedding trip before going to
Admission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-05-01

Hilleary Johnson, 400 Gibbons
street. this city, yesterday reported
TO the police of Washington, the loss
Of pocketbook containing $12, which
he stated had been taken from a room
in the basement of the Bond building
in Washington, where he is employed
by the government.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-17
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Your government has officially aside day on which every oyal
Anecan summoned to enlist systematic War Saver v
the pledge to invest definite of War Savings Stamps
each month during 1913
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-06
Montague Mfg. Co.
soathwest Goraer Tenth ana Mails
SASH. DOORS AND RLINDa
MANY AMERICAN INDIANS
NOW DEVOID OF HOMES

Washington, ID. c. May sit has
Just developed that there are at rres-
ent bands of Indians in this country
actually without homes tnc,e San,
has not provided places for these
original owners Of the nation To
live in.
When the Indian appropriation bill
was debated in the senate Senator
Thomas, of Colorado made a humor
Gus anusion 10 an item for $4,000
for lands for homeless Indians In
California"
would vary this to read Tor the
purchase of homeless Indians for
lands in California, said Senator
Thomas
In Nevada and think in Calf
fornia and Oregon" replied Senator
Ashurst of Arizona. who had tho bin
IN charge, there are today and have
heen for forty or fifty Years wander
ing bands of Indians objects OF pity
ana charity. They are homeless, as
the bill states, and there will be no
fnistake in passing the appropria-
ton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-06
A Truce to Partisan Politics.

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win he ), prartic., truce 10 politieal
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-06
SUGGESTS COOKED
POTATOES AS FEED
FOR FARM POULTRY

T.. + Talcott, poultry husband
man, extension division, has this 10
say about boiled potatoes as poul-
try ration: Cooked potatoes may he
used with good results 10 he mash
for LAYING hens and viii greatly re-
duce the cost OF The ration, Thirty
or forty million bushels O potatoes
VIII go to waste i'm the United States
this year unless nth zed for other pur-
poses than FEEDING the people so why
not turn a part Of these into eggs?
Moses Smith Of Ontario. Canada
reports the following experience in
feeding potatoes, the results Of which
are confirmed by feeding tests con
Quoted on the [ $. government poul-
try farm
Two hundred hens destined for
market on accoun, OF high prices vot
gram, were penned UP and fed boiled
potatoes mixed with bran. corn meal.
ration In ten dAys' time these hens
We're exceeding IN oge production the
hens that had been fed the customary
LAYING ration And ts,e ration con
tanning potatoes cost only half as
much.
Potatoes may bc used in the ration
as follows:
Mash ration Boiled potatoes, one
hushe wheat bran ten pounds: corn
meal, ten pounds; meat meal, I'VE
pounds.
Scratch ration Crack ed corn. nifty
pounds, oafs, 80 pounds.
The hens should consume equal
parts Of scra IN ration and mash.
The mash should be fed at noon and
should be mois! rather than wet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-06
Scum of the Melting Pot.
Editorial In saturday Evening Tost.

.N"''i va" odIt'eSShcSS cHas@dHesS
-" pt'f''H a. Z Foap'hS1ete f"f - ne
ih'el"di Aiiudtt'h thdt mas caused SD
""Nh "hN''tN "IllHR tue past year. IA
me "o"t an" sur OF preparation the
scum h"" IiSen 10 the tor.
~ Nn'ttftd mas turned nor fdce to
va" me enemy every curry cur IA
ne country mas snapped at her heels.
We nave Io"h" tedt enemy lhtFehrhod
III Nh'FI'a as We'll As IN france--Sa -
Pi"A IA our SCHOOLS uhueFminin& IN
ouI P' essa bdFto@lh- IN our mARte}Pat
ana SNat" t"Vernmehts--sni when
ever htcN mas bHcn turned.
y LOOKS pao, nut II IS only scum. ard
oehta 'h 1t .Nnerlcanlsm is coming %
lHt po'ifHS point. We are n the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-06
NE-DIIINFRN- N-pAY PLAN
:. SUCCESS.

one delivery a day, the elimination
OF special deliveries and the restric-
ton of return privileges have resulted
in great saving o men and money TO
thouSa pds Of retail merchants in all
parts Of the United states, according
to q sunlr1ary Just issued by the COM
mercial economy board OF the coun-
ell Of national defense.
Reports from twenty-siX depart
ment stores show that since the cur
failing of two. three. and four deliv-
cries day and the limiting of pos
sible returns to three days from the
date of purchase the number Of men
employed on deliveries has been re-
duced an average OF 80 per cent
- the first month after the inaugu-
ration of the new plan the value of
the goods returned to 4one New York
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-06
NAVAL INSURANCE. UNIT .
PROVES GREAT SUCCESS

Chicago. May 5.-~A ccoraing ID
figures Just made public the insnr-,
ance unit at the Great Lakes naval
training station is one OF the great
est of its kind in the world These
hsures show that $4,000 mem have
signed up for Insurance. totalIiag
Ss42,aet.oeo. The average Insurance.
per man is sa.7op. The drive Tor IN
surance closed IN February. but WAS
continued to Anrii IL. when later
figures arc given out the above amount
Is expected to be greatly augmented
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-06
Mercy. She Kissed Con.

Trenton, n, j., May 5.---A Chicago
woman. blonde, young and attrae-
tive, was invited to leave the city
by authorities making a cleanup
A piainclothes man placed her ahoart
a train for New York As the train
pulled out she kissed the cop SooA
bye. s''ss a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-06
Ihat's Different

Not much profit in building castles
in ne an,
oh ! suppose il is all right in the
case OF an architect doping out new
plan
The Glenwood post., 1918-02-09
THE INDIANS BIT

in little item tucked
L Indian has offered to fight for the
The Of these reports has
brought light the fact that the Indians as WHOLE are intensely
These original OF America
their reach the rencesn France to garner in
trying to do their bit in many other ways
total of has been subscribed for liberty bonds over
in the Government
bigger have met with instant response
Indians cultivated OPS of land various parts
of the their valuation being o In l9l1 they
and their valuations had
jumped 29379 Their livestock holdings have likewise in
valuation of cattle horses sheep and
921 29 In 1917 their herds and focks estimated
be worth @ In that of time six their ranks
have decreased numbers nearly cent Their patriotism has
gained strength in the Of nation
al crisis. to ian-Denver Times
The Glenwood post., 1918-02-09
IF UNCLE SAM SHOULD coNscR1pT LABOR

THE possibility of the government Of the United States setting
about draft the this country who subject to
military the fully of labor
interesting and doubtless profitable spectacle to the mind
The proposed conpng Of labor naturally the
gathering the and from the poorooms
of the cities and unemployed and compelling them to
vocation that will produce something either of food
us munitions aid country through the stress of the
world conflict There lots Of such who ableboded
and old be accepted into military service who might be
used to fill the thinning ranks of useful labor But second
thought reveals the possibilities do not end with the the
street and in the poolrooms
One of the factors conducting of merchandising business
that the public has dcernd need for travelling
large cent of him. that has constantly made his weekly
monthly visits to he trade drawing good salaries and ncurrng
for his employers There thousands of the
ranks of the commercial who could be spared for cuvatng
aiding the production Of other Of the
necessities. rr t-s- .u .. ,... .. y.
In lines of business throughout the country be
readily found surplus engaged In the average
city single establishments than needed and
repong there engaged the various lines Of trade
whose time chiefly occupied in keeping the seats OF their
chairs Lawyers doctors be found In
plus above the actual Of people who employ them and in
communities there surplus Of Newspaper
Fertile fields await your Uncle Sam when he starts to draft the
available men into eainfu occupations -Ault Advertiser
The Glenwood post., 1918-02-09

UR hearts stood still within
Of the torpedong of the transport Tuscana the
loss of 267 American boys their British
their in the great conflict for democracy which
But few of the details
dispatches indicate that the loss altogether
YET this country has needed tragedy to bring
to realization of what yet before There
disposition to treat the lightly
BUSINESS the part of people in referring the great conflict
which country engaged We Indifferent to the
struggle which is facing The tragedies of the
away tna we nave not fuy realized their Apa
emily some such calamity had Apparently
wake and drive home
uay engaged IN gigantic struggle with nation which
of the nhumn depots has ever known Let
with Lincoln at Gettysburg resolve that these
vain but that they ckon greater obligations
and consequently greater achievements for the
that this awful tragedy some Of the ukewarm to great
loyalty and effort of our beloved
country. I4.--
The Glenwood post., 1918-02-09
RED CROSS CRITICS

ID reported have appropriated
of money experimental work in which vvsecton
may be of the methods employed certain class Of anviv
sectionsts is loose upon its trail
The who values the life of than the lives
thousands human beings of proportion that utterly
invadates criticism he offer Even the charge
that the little animals used in these experiments subjected to
suffering could the immense service in
relief of which their yield But the charge not
authoritative that the animals anaesthe ed
before vivsection is pnactcedc
The Red Cross amply justified in using its funds
approved by great lesseng
anguish and saving human lives and pity the who
be influenced by the withhold
Of support from this work of Observation-Disclosures News
The Glenwood post., 1918-02-09
LEST WE FORGET

Nov the time when all must choose between ideals
~ That the proud
the humble contre heart the other between
AngoSaxon between Jesus Christ and the devil Faced by such
declare myself ready all that may
altar of faith.
My friends be of The not
been Krupped
that heaven will be Teutonized
''The shouting and the tumut dies
The captains and the kings depart
Still stands thine ancient sacrifice
An humble and contrite heart
Lord God of Hosts, be with US yet
Lest WE forget-lest forget"
Lest forget the nnumbe dead who have noby died. and
the host of the living who with and love
honor have them forth die forget that
allies have not been above proach signs decad
usn the growing love of and ene the
dance OF literature and lust the exhaaton of pleasure
definite degeneration of fiber
"We not pgs''-that the message they back.
Lest forget that the spirit of shall thus be lifted
and duty to house in order and make fit place
for them to live when they shall have returned from battle
fields swept soldier has written the cleansing winds Of God
The most sublime and beautiful thing the world
the of the civilized
nations of today-Irving Bacheller. ---r-
sHEY patriotic bunch these editors daily
mail finds from fifty different publ
cation and editorial support they find good intentions amped
overload They can't read the the
state and bureaus print it, Tns
wanted to haul fuel and lacking they
filled with letters and circulars how
the and how to the nation after the Several
the national could be made printers
employed in printing what earthly articles
for the editors mostly good but volume to be
posterousy trying to editor 81 nerves.-Bulder Camera
The Glenwood post., 1918-02-09
JUST A BuRI:EsoN FAD

country weekly devoes its energies toward the
building of the community and since postage
the public has been accorded special postal
eges that the people might enjoy minimum of their reading
matter To the wide spreading of and
other ascrbed nte
Of the American people, The child inhs
country who does ead weekly newspaper and
abreast of the worlds progress is indeed. m
posed postal secondclass matter
pet scheme of
Buesons he into Office and aided by po
tricers advantage
last and slipped the into postal bill during
the last hours and threatened block necessary
legislation if it not accepted-Red Cliff News
The Glenwood post., 1918-02-09
WE MUST NOT DELuDE OURSELVES

NCE in while hear quoting obscure dis
" patch effect that people in Germany starving to
the that internal which threat
the foundations of the house of Hohenoen These quota
tons made for the by people who honest and
But might just well undeceve ourselves in this matter
Germany probably suffering somewhat from scarcity OF food
of certain kinds Of food 1t is probably true that there
siderable and perhaps noticeable of discomfort throughout
the empire we have no faith the hopes people
that either of these will be able the of
ent from the nhumane espo in which it now or bring
the yrannical that be period of sanity Nothing will do
this drubbing the allied
give them in the very future
Baer citizen but American patriot
believe recently warned the people Glenwood against that
camaouge people
well enough know that they would rebel against the kaiser
that they would down DEATH would be shot pieces rather
than rebel against their he the fact
that have been peond authority that
they know not the meaning Of the word FREDAM They know
nothing obey though his demands
be- For well afford but scan heed
the of rebellion against authority Much
the German subjects would love throw yoke
srvude they know the effort would probably them their lives
If they were to undertake such unpatrotc thing.
To the Post States
Germany takes about the view the situation
when he says:
Knowing the German government I do appears as
these reports about strikes in Germany for
the of hating preparations There
chance of starving Germany is there chance of
winning this by revolution in Germany There will
no revolution until the is Then when the
lost for Germany the will rise and overthrow gov
ernment.'
Therefore let deceive ourselves the
though devouy to
be wished that she upon
overthrow the kaiser and all the damnabe doctrines which
stands We afford felcate the thought
that few socialists will be able make effective propaganda
and plant democracy in will German
autocacy has the people by the throat and will relax
even though the people entirely anned
Is too much at stake The that be desperate upon
t"terng thrones This is fight finish
right and the that thought made the being
of every American citizen
finished
The Glenwood post., 1918-02-09
AGAIN KENTUCKY!

THE Kentucky legislature has done thorough job pummeng
old John Barleycon If left his his
suffering will be equal to his physical disability.
Kentucky the home of bourbon Kentucky
gallant defender of booze Marse Henry Waeron Kentucky
home Colonel Gilmore head the Model
made glorious promises of the whisky industry
tion Kentucky, with merely approving
Prohibition amendment follows with stiff left
submitting statewide prohibition amendment to the voters
The vote to submit the proposition decisive
poll standing % to in the house.
voters will their verdict the regular election
1915 and approved effective June 30
1920 Surely the sters take the hint that
whisky and the state of Kentucky is dstaeul
American Issue
The Glenwood post., 1918-02-09

HENRY WATTERSON ON THE WORLD CRISIS
THE following is the concluding portion of Henry Waerson
doubleleaded leading article in the Courier Journal Christ
mas Day. 1917
now, after all these years. the faces
the tragedy of all ages The world
by the 1t is literally upside down IT, when get
there the coming spring not able end the war
the campaign ades along has been doing
each side just able hold neither able attain decisive
advanetrough and autumn and into the winter Of
l191S9something will break this and maybe
other allied countries well.
help the world gets tangled
American politics. though might The
not pessns has been always opmist
Yet that the universe has collapse least
according to its recorded story why not again
1t not stretch of fancy to conceive from surface ind
cations represbe conflict between capital and labor
rich and the be possible That be question
time in the Angosaxon part it How shall be settled
sectional irrepressible conflict settled?
Human and changed
development ngenuites
and appear they appeared housandve thousand
With the manhood this generation depleted by
avocs womanhood unexed and degeneated by Fmnsmwho
lin the finest test shall come to the of cvlization7
These ugly questions And they rise like lions
highway Shall be written that nation having reached
the arrived where Greece waswhere Rome
wealth and luxury able deliberately them
selves anna another and destroy the acceons of the
cenures' As matters who they be for
time on the down grade headed for smother cycle of what
|call "the Dark Agesf'
Surely the future looks enough yet hope single
hope One and
That is the Christian religion.
Democracy but side The
issue of democracy the religion Christ
1.-THE bedrock of cvzaon the and
worth having the world promise
come not abstracon huddle of factions
but mighty force and principle being The Cod
vered by the gentle Nazarene the hillside Judea sanced
by the Cross of Calvary has survived every
upon land and meet the deade
loose for one last, final struggle
The kaiser bold threw gage Germany
against the believing wordutur against Christanity-the
gospel of hate against the of love Thus
fed-Mysef and God merely his Of procamng t-for
Beezebub the angel Of destruction
his aim and end hell EARTH Never did
hoier against the than waged
Cross against the German The indeed
If the world be saved from estructon-physical
than spiritual desucton- will be saved alone Christian
Germany has been organizing and aborng suppant with
obessed with universities with acclaim
When have larwhen they have crushed it
lis hoisteven Moses lifted up the in the wdernsand
the msed of Germany bade to gather about it and be-
meath it sadly they debris of their ruin for the
|strucion of the fatherland.
every day-hs
suffered under Pontus Plate cruced dead buried
the third from the dead and assembled into
and sitteth the right God Father Almighty!
IF UNCLE SAM SHOULD coNscRIPT LABOR
The Glenwood post., 1918-02-09

he intends all he popuarize the pinto
bean and put this Colorado ecacy cent basis that
cur farmers will be encouraged than grow this new
crop There are fe that yield
more food value to the than the lowy pinto predict that
it will be planted much greater the coming year
than before. z
The sun., 1918-07-07
BLOCK SQUARE REFRIGERATOR
Armour to Build It on West 14th
street Section.

Inc Chanler property. covering the
block between Tenth avenue and Mar.
ginal street, Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets. title to which was taken on Fri
DAY by Armour & Co, Chicago packers,
IL 10 be the site OF large refrigerating
plant. 1t is to be the central storage
station for the many branches of the
concern In the metropolitan district The
armour company has under control a
number of buildings in the Chelsea dis
trict which II took from time to time In
accord with the expansion of It's business
IN that part of the city. This scattering
OF plants was considered a disadvantage
ana II was evident that the company
would take steps to centralze its bust
ness In the West Fourteenth street mar
ket section. The property was secured
from various members OF the Chanlci
tamlly through the Duross Company and
Horace s. Ely & Co. The construction
OF the plant may be DELAYED because of
the war 1t Is the plan of the company.
however. to erect 1t as soon as possible
because of the urgent need of SUCH "a
structure In the Chelsea district. The
taking OF the large plant OF the Mcr-
chants Refrigerating Company on tn.
block between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets, Tenth avenue and Marginal
street by the Quartermaster's Depart
ment has greatly lessened cold storage
facilities there