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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-30

munition manufacturing members,
Congressman Henry A Barnhart
Tuesday afternoon gave out some
very Illuminating facts concerning
this so-called league and its opera
tons
CONGRESSMAN Barnhart also dealt
a sledge- hammer blow at Will II.
Hays. national republican chairman.
and at the republican party for its
present campaign OF misrepresenta-
ton and falsehood.
SO-Called Security League.
The congressman from the thir-
teenth district pointed TO salient
facts concerning the Security
league in refuting the leagues as
sertion that Il IS working Tor Pres't
Wilson's war policies.
I'm the first place the National
Security league is opposing every
candidate for congress who opposed
or voted against the passage of
measures by congress that would in
crease the profits OF war profiteers, ="
said Congressman Barnhart 10 The
News Times in an interview at the
oliver hotel Tuesday afternoon.
In the second place, this league
is opposing for reelection &c congress
men who have stood by the presi-
dent in his effort 10 wage a success
full war against Germany" he con-
tinued. ct Is an established and
undisputed fact that the present Ma
tional Security league Is the out
growth OF an organization formed
before this country entered tn :
world war for the express purpose
Of spreading German propaganda in
the United States.
League of PrOfiteers.
ITO Judge where its sympathies
lie in regard 10 war profteering. all
we have TO do is 10 remember who
are some of the leading figures in
this organization. In a letter TO me
in answer TO a demand that 1 made
that the league produce proof that
I have not stood by the president
before and after we entered the
war, the secretary Of the league ad-
mitted that some of its members are
engaged in the manufacturing of
war munitions. and the secretary
himself defines himself as an i'm
porter. He fails 10 say what kind
Of an importer he is. but It is a well
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-30
REP. BARNHART
EXPOSES LIES Of
SECURITY
Scores viii Hays for Many
FaISehoOdS Spread Through
State-PayS Respects
to big League"

Paying his respects in no uncer-
tain terms 70 the so-called National
Security league. which has been de-
voting its time In an effort to dis
credit democratic members Of con
the polls next Tuesday, character
izing this so-called National Security
league as an organization dedicated
solely 20 the task OF furthering the
interests OF its prohteering and war
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litical disorder Of the dual monarchy
must not be interpreted as meaning
a greatly weakened and disorgan-
ICED military force opposing the
Italian armies" he said. such an
impression is entirely unjustifed and
will only do harm II it leads the
American public 20 expect an early
disorganized and disastrous retreat
OF the Austrian forces"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-30
ASroR HIRES WOMEN.

NE WORK. Oct. 3O.-The Hotel
Aston began today hiring women
walters, following the strike called
yesterday by male walters at the
McAlpin, Waldorf-Astoria and Cla-
ridge hotels.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-30
NOTICE.

DR.. Tucker will do general prae-
tfce, answer calls and make visits.
oil s. Main. Office. Bell Gas. Resi-
dence, Home 1894 Adv.-S91s-20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-30

We can store that furniture, stove.
trunk, piano. etc, at a reasonable
price. Call Home 5516. Bell No. ia.
Inter-City Transfer Co.
Advt. s7ss-tf
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THE SHOPPERS CREED
We are the women who shop.
We zen lie ihnt va. WIN do the


do the
behind the In the trenches and
solution OF the problem
production casenas and the saving OF
materials and labor the OF and
Re e from
that they the
q
who taking the places OF the induHa and mercantile
establishments
capital
producing noncsenun be diverted Into ohannes
which viii
realize making the small anranoas thus involved
patriotic shall be cxerting
a powerful n keeping prices
privilege opportunity render country
promise follow IL faithfully and
cheerfuI EMMA GOSS.
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DEACON mil.

Geo. A Spencer a Co. Specialists.
81 .GOO---s-room cottage. bath. pantry
aud closets. a dandy little
place for Tho money
s.. i00--b-rcom bungalow. large
view lot. fruit. etc.
So f00--t-room. close In. paved
streets: 60xi20-ft lot; nnob-
Htructibir view. cant be
beat a. home site ana in
Nsstmsnt
81 800 Modern Broom bungalow
right on car aud paved
street. beautiful view,
We can make easy terms on any Of
the above our Branch Offcc. ft0l
beacon Ave. beacon 10 open
every day.
GRO 4. SPENCER a co.
Main office. Hinckiey lidg.
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DIES FROM WOUNDS

ERIE, Pa, July 23.--Alfr~i A.
Franz Of Portland, Ore, died today
from wounds which he received in
an alteration with Ernest King. d.
tective for the New York Central.
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YOUR CHOICE
$3.50 DOWN. tgs MONTHLY.

6a5f Garfield Place rooms and
basement. lot o. feet hy 100 feet
They toll me " 10 worth sa.fa0
Tho owner says sell " for $4,000
u - worth inspection. Take Mer-
idisn car 60 ssih ~.
1915 tth Ave. Mn the swell
queen Anne district rooms. 4
up Z down. lot so ~ 100 feet
$4,000 home all around ~. street
paved and paid for The lot ~
worth the money. price. this
week. ts.Tt0
ii0s Edgar st~Grrai bargain. cx.
elusive district. Broom hourc. a
Tower garden. cute home FOR
small family. all improvements
should sell for t5.5oo. price
5000. Don't fail 60 sec this.
A BIC lot. BTG HOUSE AND A
BIG BARGAIN Two blocks
south % Holly ~. near Rainier
ave. cars. on Empire way. g.
ROOM HOUSE. on a 10, 100 by
isS feet, plenty Of fruit. regular
garden. Pric. has hem $4,000
Wen SELL THIS WEEK FOR
ss.s0o. DON'T OVERLOOK
THIS
Let me show them 60 you.
W. J. MARVIN,
Room .0s Boston Block.
rs Second Ave.
Telephone Elliott sssT.
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periscope cnrriea on It's observations
by means OF lenses al either side. and
other lenses and mirrors properly ar
ranged. The submarine thus equip
ped IS obliged To travel nearer the
surface than In nece7ssary In the case
Of the older model.
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or recent years a curious fad has

taken root in Japan. This is the al.
toration, by the surgeons knife. of
the shape of the eye so that in fu.
turc the Japanese viii not be distin
guishcd as one of the Acknowledged
races. The operation is said TO be
simple and painless
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| 10
\ $4,000 VALUE ron

y 4HtHNt VALUE F''N
500 Cash and ,as Month.
This IN great bargain, Two large
lots, running from fauntlefoy ave
Go ibth ave- streets graded ana
assessments paid, city water ana
liFht, "A modern i-roum bungalow
a splendid Investment Plenty OF
room for two more bungalows.
Got busy quick " YOU want TINS
bargain We have "A i-room bum
IA low for tg.2s0, a b-roon hun
did buys Bungalows cannot be
huilt for the prices. 80 you Eet the
lots for a present STOf
PilinE up that bundle OF munty rent
receipts and come out aud buy one
of our beautiful view tracts. with
streets graded and nnaeaAnerp =
paid. Car fare only De- Where
you so direct from work "a the
Industrial district In 20 minutes.
whore you can walk Go the beach
In minutes. where there H. a
community gymnasium for the
benefit Of youraoif and children,
Where YOU have tho finest new
school building In tho city Of Sc
attic. Where water rent IL only
90 cents per month. Where you
can buy Tor t2s down. s. 80 per
week. Where you can build your
own bungalow aud pay for ~ with
less than you arc now paying for
rent We are offering this prop
and there will be big advance
soon. 50 buy nov Act quick and
make handsome profit Take
Fauntleroy car 10 rnunticroy sta
ton.
JOHN y ADAMS GO.
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suPYARp MEN
I MEAN YOU
CAN YOU DIu Ur tioT
Have YOU got tho nerve and hack
bone 90 tell your landlord to 80
Go Halifax
Let mo show YOU. right on the l.ak q
liurien city ear line, one or our
half-acre tracts.
IL will surprise YOU
" will he your salvation.
II win bc tho making OF you.
100 QUARTER ACRE PLOTS
zoe HALE AcRE PLOTS
100 OK ~ \ G n + PLOTS
Quarter. 6oxi27. only ,ss. pay s..
then 81 week.
Half, isONisJ. only ,i75; pay $40.
one acre a,oxisS. only ,sSa, pay $40.
then s. week.
No PAY MENT WHEN SICK
NO PAYMENT WHEN OFT OF
WORK
CHOICE LEVEL PLOTS
CLEAR
iso by is7 feet. only tsas. only $40
iso by ia7 feet only. ,sTs. only $40
down.
TO I BLOCKS FROM CAR
: TO G BLOCKS FROM LAKE AND
iiEAcif
IS MINUTES CAR RIDE To YOUR
WORK
FINE FISHING FINE BATHING
FINE HUNTING
NO nETrER SOIL on TOP or
EARTH FOR FRUIT OR
VEGETABLES
JUST WHAT You HAVE BEEN
LOOKING FOR
CLEARED LAND
TiMnTREp LAND
BOTTOM LAND
am ready ow--today--to show YOU
OUR GREAT OPENING SALE THIS
WEEK
FREE EXCURSION ALL DAY
NENr SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
FREE AUTOMOBILE RIDE
TOMORROW
leaving my office at II a m, : 2 ~.
and $40 .. m only 40 MINUTES
RIDE ny AUTOMOBILE.
IT Is THE GREATEST CHANCE
or YOUR LlFE
WIN You Let Me Help YOU
Get a g. or $40 bill. stick u IA your
pocket; let me place Il On a half
acre plot 20 raise your year food,
chickens and sgxu lor your table !.
fruit and preserves for your cellar
IL ~ the sunshine OF a happy iifc.
You Can no TT 1T ~ EASY
WILL YOU TRY IT.
You DON'T WANT Lots
YOu WANT ACRES
you WANT LOTS or SOIL
LET ME SHOW IT TO YoU TO-DAY
OR TOMORROW
wives. cut this out. show - - your
husbands. thiidrrn. show this al
10 papa or mamma. Oct to this
proposition. room renters.
BUILD \ SHACK. rrT tn A TENT
Lave beside Lake Huriru. near the
Fishing grounds
TELEPHONE ELLIOTT sssT
Call at Office any hour. from $50
a IN 20 s,a1 =. m. We are waiting
for you. We are at your service.
Free tickets and maps ready.
w J. MAPvrS
Room eos Boston Blk. Tis End Ave
Get of the car snd and Columbl
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RICH Farm AND DAIRY LAND
aH-ACRE TRAC-rS-ttO CASH. SO
MONTHLY
only $50 TO u.s. per acre for dark.
fertii. and moist clay loan: aver
age depth OF water wells, about Is
feet. good neiEhborhood. Snoho-
miah county. near large towns.
Inarkctn. railroads. schools. plenty
outside work at good wages. good
wages; good roads and paved
highways to Seattle. Location.
prices and quality considered.
these are buys are rNEQUALED
anywhere for Investment and
homes
GRAHAM a. pARDEw
zoos American bank BidR.
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Acreage

LARGEST BANK HOLDS
title through foreclosure 10 2sO
hcrse beautiful land north 81 uni
veFHitY and Cowrn park. az Lake
CITY. On fine paved boulevard. This
property wpH plated into city lots
by former owner II IL now Of
farrd in acre tracts at one-Tfth
Of former price. and at less than
bank has involved Tho price H.
$500 per acre for your choice Of
any acre. on terms 40 easy that all
can buy. Interest 6 per cent loca-
tipu 10 just three miles north Of
university. ~ minutes from ship
yard: Seattle Electric bus TO land /.
hourly service. store. school. phone
and excellent n~ighborr at your
door. land about ready for rartan q.
Property can b~ E-own evenings
or At any time Won't you zee
them Mt once secure fine
suburban home ~ cost price
II. s. HESDRicKsoS
els Boston Block
Elliott 7Os,. Eaa, tsel
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80 ACRES-ssTs
HOUSE-sib0 CASH

Party who owned this place
now in tho service: small
house: level land place IL
run down. but can be fixed
up at very little expense;
2 blocks from paved high
way: improved district: con-
venicnt for people working
In town. Take East Madi-
son car and kirkland ferry
TO Burke a Farrar'H office.
Inquire for Mr. Sucking.
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$500
s-room house: phinney ridge: bicck
from car: lot t5xio1: all Improve
fnents IN except paving. and paid
In fuii. small payment down. bal
Ance IN monthly payments 10 suit
purchaser
1880
s-room house. lot b0ri00. with all
kinds OF bearing fruit trees. ali
Improvements IN except paving
hair block from car and only few
blocks from the center OF Fremont
On terms 60 suit purchaser
i3.s0o
5-rorn cottage: corner lot, concrsfe
Placement. furnace: close In and
close 10 echooi and two car lines.
improvements paid In FOIL. any
reasonable terms.
W. NJ REESE
Main 1875. e0i American Bank.
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For SaIe-ReaI Estate
GEORGFTOWN
$500

Two houses on ono lot. now renting
for s23 per month. ! have no use
FOR property, and viii give some
body q snap. MAKE YOUR OWN
TERMS. Sec my agents.
BURWELL g. MoRFORD. Inc.
575 Colman Bldg. Main 1855.
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TALK ABOUT A BARGATSl
seen u Five large rooms, bath
and fun basement. lot 75Ni00.
with IL full bearing fruit trees
apples. cherries. pears and plums.
Two blocks to car and IS minutes
20 shipyardH: $4,000: small cash
payment. balance lilec rent. Also
have n bargain In Groom house
on phinney Ridge for 1850. They
are both extra good buys and viii
40 QUICK.
7. y. OLLINGER co.
3b2 Empire Eldg.
+ WEST WOODLAND CAR LINE I
5-room new. modern bungalow: lot
b0xi00 TO alley. Price $1,000; $500
cash
Groom modern cottage; on w 5eth
st: 1880; $3.50 cn-n.
G-room modern house: lot 40xi0o.
oloso to Green Lake. $3.50; $3.50
YOUNG e. BRoBERG
i22n Ballard Ave. Phone Ballard s13.
7-ROoM MODERN HOME.
MADRONA HILL
Strictly modern 7-room home; fun
cement basement. furnace: hard
wood floors: bullt-tn features, all
rooms large and light: n fine lot;
big garage: paved street; every.
thing complete. a bargain ut
$1,000: half cash.
I. VAN ARSDALE a co
Main 90 1919 Third Avenue
THE WAY TO BEAT
THE RENT LOUISE
is TO OWN YOUR HOME
rhese low-priced lots. with good
transportation. good soil. etc.
mean that you can put up n small
house and pay for them with rent
money now being wasted. tent
or cabin IL n mansion when it's
yours.
IL ACRES AND 5-ROOM COTTAGE
20 minutes on intcrurbnn: south OF
city. ono block to Pacific high
way: rich soil. cleared and Guilt
waited: barn and chicken house I;
fine water. electric light and tele-
phone. \ snap at S1.700: $500 cash
and you take poHscRHton. Thuland.
1920 Seaboard llldg.
NEW BUNGALOW-s3O0 CASH
rooms and bath. brick foundation :
fireplace: built-in features A
beauty for $4,000; pay S300 cash
and move right In, balance Ike
rent. Close in FOR shipyard work
crK Breen. 5000 nbonrd Bldg
800
House Of rooms and lot S0X132 r.
Fine. level tract. good soil; city
near F1untlcroy car and boule.
ward Very easy terms. l.. r.
Holmes. 652 Empire bldg. End
and Madison. Elliott ltol.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US
our commission only $40. n busy
office. public Realty Bureau. 2l0
Liberty BIDS. CD. l.. ..
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THE HfPPoDRoME GUAHAN-
tees to teach you old or now
dances. Prof Oswald, Elliott 3ls1
The Hippodromc, Fifth and Uni
Nersify
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Acreage

10 Acreage
WORK ING DEFIANCE SEATTLE
Tacoma Hhipyardr. z acres. J y In
berries so bearing trees: build
ings. Sec Weathcrby. barber. lif
Yorl~r way.
4o-AcuE RANCH FOR BALE, WITH
stock and Implements. miles east
of Auburn. No agents Address
i1d watkins. H. T. y. !. Auburn.
Wash.
10 Farm Lands
~ You WANT TO SELL OR TRADE
your farm or acreage. list " with
as. We Heii o. trade farms any
whore in the 4. $. or canads.
4. NJ JORDAN & 60.
2ii American nanIs BLDG
o, Stocks and Bonds
WILL MY
Liberty bonds, Anglo French bonds.
I 900 Alaska Petroleum 4 Coal
1 900 Ilaacon GonL Red Monarch
900 Black Hawk, Bald IilL
WILL SELL
80 Superior Portland Cement. 5C3 90
10 Pacific Alaska Navigation. $50 90
100 Washington Securities CO.. 1900
lfN Inflflt t@iffklif W fAlFf ~
800 Universal High Power Special
900 Lone star OIL ....... .02
1000 Dellie silver mines ... IL
900 beacon coal .......... rs
900 Red Monarch ........... 10
Z. 900 Alaska IIomentnke Cold. 10
$500 Wyoming Pacific Oh .... 10
1000 Liberty OIL A Gas wyo.. 10
MAX WlNKLEH
2is Union st. Elliott $50
81 Special Notices
PRACTICAL NURsE-AHs. WILL
eiksen.. 7ole 18th y. W. Phone
ballard 1857.
81 Special Notices
WANTED DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD.
OLD JEWEisItY. OLD SILVER.
WATCHES. OLD FALSE TEETH
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
SMITH EWfLRY co
az l. g, SMITH BLDG. 4TH FLOOR
LADIES' PHIvA'rE sANITARIUA--
Physician and nurse ia attendance.
terms reasonable. 1927 18th ave.
Capitol mn car
RAGTfME PIANO PLAYING
And popular music taught In 20 les
sons. PnntageH HldR
OLD GOLD. SILVER TEETH. DfA-
monde wanted. Highest price paid.
Jos cherry 81
Hf.v GREENE Hotel Holland. 9Th.
at Jefferson Conveniently located.
privat. pariorh. Main Gtsi.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES on CREDIT
MICHAEL. .03 PIKE ST
BEAsfE KfsGToN sTES-
osrapher coo crazy Bldg.
9s Personal
GROWS HAIR: treats dandruff. &C.
z~mn. Results GUARANTEED.
ladies gentlemen. Violet ray for
colds. rheumatism. face massage.
shampoo open evenings. Louise
Dalton. al Eitel nidg Elliott
.stb.
CARR~-information wanted Of JOHN
CARR. miner born County Gal
way. ireland. Had niccea in San
Francisco. Address Nelson ~ Tun-
picliff Attorney. 20 Liberty st,
New York city
WASTEp-THREE or FOUR
auto passengers for yakima.
wash Leaving Seattle II n VA.
"wednesday. July 1fth Phone FL
iiott Hotel. Main sis7.
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IMPERIAL TURKISH BATHs. 1908
Fourth ave. Electric cabinets
therapeutic lamps. tubs. Rheu-
matism my speciality. Louis
Myers, chiropodist. -ther-
apist. Phone Main 1913; day or
~WtSlrs~o~-~4~-~~~~
Junk
ALASKA JUNK co, 1870 First ave.
* Elliott 1921.
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Physicians and Surgeons
Storage
Secondhand Clothing
Turkish Baths

BoUGHT AND SOLD
1904 First ave. 1913 Wostlake ave.
Phone Main 1889.
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4o-AcItn RANCH ron BALE, WITH
stock and Implements. miles EAST
of Auburn No agents. Address
Ed watkins II. i. -, ]. Auburn.
Wash
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Developing Kodak Work

MONEY LOANED ON ALL ARTI-
cle- OF value. Tho Reliable. soI
Third
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Dancing Schools

KopAKERs-"IN At /. At 5
they're done" 10 cents roll
Jacobs ri Bldg
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x RESPECTABLE PLACE TO BoR.
row money on DIAMONDS and
JEwELRY. Lowest rates: conf
.SEnISAS rr-wEr nv 90 s-1 md.
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Farm Lands

~ YOU WANT TO SELL or TRADE
your farm or acreage. list " with
rs, We heil OF trad. farms any
whore In the T.. s. or Canada.
4. ". JORDAN e. 60.
2ii American Bank bldg.
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wanisd--Is~aI Estate
For E,eh.ure-It~aI Estate

ieo AcnEN. PARTLY IMPROVED.
unineumbered. east OF mountains.
and somr cash for home IN Seattle
80 agents. Phone evenings Rainier
atsM
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40 FEET SQUARE. SOUTH OF
depot. Just OF tide flats. on solid
ground. side track Ia front For
lease OF sale at very low price.
PETIT West ii6a.
Evening star., 1918-12-02
MRS. ESTHER LOWE DEAD.

Mrs. Esther w. P. Lowe, widow of
former Gov. Enoch Louis Lowe of
Maryland, died yesterday afternoon at
the home of her son-in-law, Francis
De Sales Jenkins, in Baltimore after
an illness of five weeks. Death was
due to the infirmities of old age. Fu-
neral services will be held tomorrow
at st. Johns Catholic Church at Fred
erick, Md. Interment will be at Fred
erick.
Mrs. Lowe was ninety-f1ve years of
age. In her youth she was considered
one Of the most beautiful women in
the United States. At the outbreak
of the civil war Gov. Lowe, whose
sympathies were with the south in the
struggle, was obliged to flee Mary
land and go south to escape arrest.
Mrs. Lowe leaves three sons and
three daughters, Paul E. Lowe and
Vivian Lowe of New York, and Louis
Lowe of California and Mrs. E. Aus
tin Jenkins, Mrs. John M. Stubbs and
Miss Esther Lowe. Another daughter.
Mrs. Francis De Sales JeAkins, died in
Switzerland last June.
Evening star., 1918-12-02
Change Of Subjects.

We've talked so long of she'll
and shot, of captains and of
kings! The time has come at
last, I wot, to speak of other
things. Let's turn our thoughts
from Petrograd to places nearer
home; we need good roads and
need them bad, and hence this
stirring po1ne: For years we've
struggled through the muck, in
WEAKNESS and grief, and only
said, when we were stuck, "It
lis no time to beef" We floun-
dered through the muddy pools,
'across the reefs and bars, and
lost our horses and Our mules,
Iand mired our costly cars. We
said, Until this war shall cease,
our woes can't be DISGUST; but
when arrives the dawn of peace,
We'll have good roads or bust. :"
We've talked SO long of battle
fronts that we may find it hard
to turn to other, nilder stunts !;
our spirits may be Jared. We've
rallied so long at Kaiser Bill that
we may think it stale to talk of
grading down a hill, or filling up
Ia vale. But it is wise to talk
good roads instead of bones and
blood; the farmers cannot haul
their loads because of endless
mud. There is no bottom to
the pike when comes a sudden
shower; I cannot scorch as l
would like, at fifty miles an
hour. We've harped so long on
treason vile it's hard to break
away; but we should talk good
roads a while, and start the
graft today. WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1918-12-02
Photoplay Features.
Loew's Palace.

Derby day at London race track,
with its surging crGwd and thrilling
races. is one of many spectacular
scenes which go to make up the film
version Of "Sporting Life" a. Drury
Lane melodrama, which opened a
four-day run at the Palace yesterday
with an all-star cast.
sporting Life" is striking ex-
ample of the power Of the camera to
unfold a drama in q way impossible
on the legitimate stage. Scenes which
the stage producer had to leave to
the Imagination are shown on the
screen, adding new thrills to an old
story.
The plot is woven around the effort
of Lord Woodstock, a young English
nobleman. to save himself from bank
ruptcy by betting, first on prize
fight and then on the London Derby
race Each bet leads to climax OF
gripping interest. Just before the
fight Lord Woodstock's man is
drugged and the nobleman jumps into
the ring and wins. The great Derby
race forms the second and closing
climax. Cupid plays his usual part
in the play with entangling love at
fairs, and there is also the vampire to
endanger the path Of the lovers.
A comedy and a reel of. current
news events complete the bill.