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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-07-02

the workers of the Woman's Commit
itee. OF the quota 100000, our
girls checked up with $26S,7OO. 1t
seems that Bourbon's ambition is TO
nearly double its apportionments.
Final reports gave Bourbon's re-
Spouse as 100000, a good part or
the over-subscription having Deen
: due to the women's work.
| Fifty-three workers formed the
Woman's Committee for the sale or
War Savings Stamps. Between June
1 to "a, they secured $56,4S7. The
stamps were first put on sale In
March. hence this has been long
drawn out campaign, both the men
and women workers having found 1t
rather tedious. This past month OF
| intensive work, we are sure, VIII
bring us to the top. Though our ap-
portionment was rather large, Bour-
bon always goes lover the top"
Four sub-chapters and two junior
chapters work with the Paris Unit.
The Millersburg Unit is entirely sep
arate, but this report contains the
combined results of both Units.
Membership, 3,713. Apportionment
for recent Red Cross Funo oriVe'
$4,000, amount secured $35,ooo.
Lawn fates and Sales conducted Dy
the Juniors have netted quite sum.
Our girls conducted most successful
auction, proceeds over $4,000.
Sewing Department = Pajamas,
1904: convalescent coats, So; hos
pital shirts, 922; helpless case gowns,
90. property bags, 386; miscellane-
GUS, n
Surgical Dressing Department
Miscellaneous gauZe dressings, 49,
O73; muslin bandages, LII; cotton
and paper-backed pads, 500; pneu-
monia Jackets, 356; front line pack
cts, (3S,050 dressing), 30,S05.
Knitting Department = Socks
(pairs), 1,15S; sweaters, 525; Muf-
fers, 10; helmets, IA; wristlets, $50.
One busy club woman and house
keeper has to her credit rs pairs of
socks, 8 pairs of gloves, 5 sweaters
and two helmets. Having relatives
in every branch of the service, she
expects yet to knit for General.
Bourbon furnished three register
ed nurses for the Barrow Unit and
five girls are volunteering for train
ing.
Under this Chapter a committee is
at work for the fatherless children
of France. Eighty-one of these I'M
fortunate children are now being pro-
vided for by the county, and the work
of soliciting has just begun.
Our busiest women are our hap
piest women. Few are being left out
of the work. Through tears and
heart throbs, we American women,
as never before, are counting our
blessings"
Respectfully submitted,
MRS. F. SUTHERLAND,
Chairman Bourbon County Woman's
Committee, Council of National
Defense.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-07-02
REVENUE ASSIGNMENTS

Collector Elwood Hamilton, of the
Seventh Internal Revenue District,
announces the following revenue as
signment for Bourbon county for the
month of July:
No. 77-Julius Kessler & Co., Paris:
j. A. Logan, storekeeper-ga in
charge; T. L. Mcconnell, additional
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-07-02
CANNING AND PRESERVING
TIME.

Specials for two weeks on tin cans
and Mason jars.
Star Tin Cans, IS cents per dozen;
Mason Fruit Jars, (quarts) IS cents
per dozen, " gallon size, 95 cents
per dozen.
MARGOLENS' SANITARY MEAT
MARKET. (2-4t)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-07-02

Private Arthur Carney, who was
placed under arrest last week by
Sheriffs McClintock and Marshall, on
suspicion of being deserter from an
army camp, was taken to Camp
Shelby, Miss, last night in charge Of
Corporal Albert Cayce, who had been
detailed from the camp for that pur-
pose.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-07-02
At the Red Cross Rooms.

Tuesday-U. ID. c. and w. c. T. U.
Wednesday-Paris Literary Club.
Thursday-Woman's Society Meth
odist church.
Friday-Woman's Society Baptist
church.
Saturday-D. A. r.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04
aieslanlelttn.

e.. 4. Gberin, SeaEs.. Sept. 1913,
e6nn ,cit - SaAren Fit i1 on gsereeM
bate nnerag Sa1siea6ei. iaAlte HteeereeiRlas
1eu, Fate aber tninet eutea sippetit. Batier
15nia'S Ne1oiue .~beirciie afi1 ben riel1sm
2eiSen.s james eeda.
9. GIea,.,,rt i3rgibt Bon rs, 4oiHt Witt
bns er onrsb barre stsbeit ual ieiner Gcyln
aQIls mu5ieI 5hNadp. ipnTSR. An1e9en 9ebfap4ts
er Toltor sSarig5 @erb1ne. istife 10 gut tpttffs
hnb er e. Ieb9 eriesie5ii.
@ebnIi1 i6Ie;ht .eloi9tSas Mser3 bon st.
gobrief, IsS., heR fc fd8ss5i!5 ag tbren. VET
ben lit. SnesseH mis heg &arinng osii Fnfacs
a5Rtg3 .Aeiblse !chr ~3nfgieafn III.
Sic lo3fa. G~sespc!ier @niDeEiae in eaAteitf
g8isc., 5ayA. bab sc Zen Esrsaislat lEo edptois
~IoFaisii Sgrb gaiier Asaia's aserpine. oetrfit
spufSe, norat fs fdeA ieii s'pei SapseH AZ
iiiien bate.
MI Gin iirerttNOits gro sAr sssrpsnlsibesss
1&eTRE barb Nsnssa nl - perlnNat, sneeinaek
O~w g4alsS stnatsffS4 lie sssethlH uHiexHf
Titit GRslisiM isafes t9hA ssahte M76 snM IN
bohtp. Maffrr abajs. SarS 9sanat. Sat, babeSaAs
aRb iset rfittf ietitl ~ q err bvr
KCEEIG Ni.gISa 90, Chicago, N.
81 w. Lak. "a, Sess Dearborn.
HeS slpsshsssSs IA nabsa fit
ef. SG cts sFsataic, H S~siefd1sw far -. aaT
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04
Giue lmitise @eidifJte BON SerSua
aarl nua Sdiller.

Ser geItrense 9er5og sfarl poll.
@iirttemberg pflegte nit lelner Sc
mabliu, per @rafin Jranaisfa pois
Sobenbeim. sutueiIel Der BON ibm &C.
griirtoefen aarIsidule elnen met
iporteten gefud absuitatten nno nit
Dem er]ten beften 3ogling, Der ibit
aeraoe begegnete, ell ibarfes granlei1
au3uifelIen. grbielt Der 9er5pg cute
.uuo ldleefertige 4ntDortea 10 iprad)
or Dem gliidlihen graminanoen
ieisle gefrieoigltns aus Stotterte
nber Ser itberrafdte Schiller etpas
nliperltanoli1es ooer 6alldes berpor
ODER blieb er gar oieantmort lbulbig
Damn orebte lid y8arl 9er5os" pie Ct
IN gdipaben aellannt wuroe, fnr5
um, inoem er gu ieiner @emablin
iaate. ,aomm, 6ran5el, laB- Den
ltebeu!-9iatilrllA fpnroeli
oieIe ltngIiifliden BON ibrett annlce
raoen tiidti9 ailsgeladt, nno biele9e=
mobnbeit BEG 9ersogs bot ben aaris=
ibiilern reiAlib Stoff our Inter
baltung. go peritano es Shiaer
portreFflid), Den 9eraog gu fopierelt.
Dies fam ouf 4arl al Sbreu. GineS
Cages erSd)ien er pieoer nit leiner
@enablin unb trai Shiller IN Der
8orbolIe. Die nit oieIem iogleih AT
aeitelltc 8rIfune perlief gut. Damn
aber madte 4arI anf einmal Elm
grimnriges @eiityt un6 iagte: @Or'
Gr einmaI, ShiIIer, Or ion mid ja
10 gut agieren fonnen. Sit oas mobr2
Win eiuuaI iebeuy pie Or oas maGt.
Ber mid, Den 9er5og, agieren mill,
mlk feline Sofe berIteben, ODER oas
3nnneripetter foil i'm regiererl. allo
uormdrts.
Sd)iQer bat iuln entIdloHet, Oetl
Ser5og, Die Nole bes aarlsidlllers
81 iibertragen> unb bonuerte:: g5Dr
gr einmal, Sdiller. man bot mir &C.
laat, Gr nebrne iitt berous, mid, ben
SerSog agiercn 81 wpaen. .Sit Das
mdbr2" 90, &arl niht 9leid antipor-
tete, fubr er fort: Pun normirts mo
heraus nit Ser Sprahe, ooer pas
Gonnerpetter ioll i'm regierenl@
-Gm. Gurdllnltd)t uer5eiDen." er.
mioerte Der Seraoa lallnig, .ul,ilber,
lcgter Sher3a Gin Sher5 :"
rief Sdiller, mari Dem Ser5og einelt
3orlligen Bid 5lL. rei6te Damn Der
@rGfin Sobenbeim ben arm uno lag.
fc megfuerfeilb: oaonmL 6ran5el, laB
Sen 3llmmfopf iteben!l -anrl i6ait-
fe einen Augenblif Dem fortihreiten-
ben 8aare nod ullo brad} enolif n
| elm ld)allenoes @elad)ter aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04
Greit YreNe fit seras: Gretag 6eH d. Saruar 1918.

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.gefdut Sbnen gang gut? Natiirlld]
finb sic bon beutider Mbfunff? Saz
gen sic mai, rouhen Sic aud
Spium2"
0os berneinte i9.
SEA, nifFen sic, mir tonnen Sic
has rubie iaqen -. parole dshonf
neur, i] made ia fetaen 9ebrau9 boz
pnn. Das mllB 9ona nett iein, tpie?
G}a, morum geniersn Sic lt9 bo?"
limb pbtpo1l i0 IS entidieoen in
a6rebe fte1te, blieb er babel, lpe1n
man mid nur red)t genau betra4te,
bate i'd 70 mas @ebeinmniBpoles,
DGmonifdes. Gr modte an mir gernt
sinmal feline aunit periuden.
sd idaute tim iebr betroffen an.
Geine aunf2
v@ttpd6ren sic mir lifpelte er,
bic eroBe @nabe. mir Sbr 5dno4en
einen Nusenblid gu iiberlaHen. Sd
bin ndmlt6 ein leioenf6aftlider @bi@
romdnt."
Ta, ba6te i6 mir, @rof Sdlouz
meier, 10 haben mir nidt gsfpsttst.
M}ir fief ndmli6 fpfort bas Spridz
mort BON fleiren Singer Elm, SCI
!ebnte oohsr Ieine Bttte runbme9 ab.
Gr aber lieb niht nah, ionosrn
ridte mir INNER ndber, inbem er auers
banb uniinn lapabte. gr psroe mir
meme 3utunft porberlagen unb mir
hsute fdon @eniBbeit perfhoffsn, 100,
mann unb auf lpeIde Meiie i'd mein
@lid erringen tonne.
Sd Bat i'm, ruhis iiBen 81 6leibsn.
i'd lei gar nidt neueierig, unb mas
meit Slid an6etreffe, 10 pibte i'd CUR
3eitlear fein sr0beres unb feinss. oas
mir lieber lei, ais Die Woglihfstt,
ieoen Moment bic N~ptbbremfe attben
gu f0nnen.
Gr begriff MIDI offen6ar gar nidt.
rDi. NothbrsmIe2" fragte .r. rWie
fommen @ie auf bic Nothbremfea ST
bas Elm Sport bon S6ntn2 1lua
Sic bas strne29"
(Sflub foigt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04
9eim Seiratspermiitlcr.

SEER. Die 5ralI gafnllt mir nld)i
ole ih Otlr6 Sbre &ermlttellna b.
fominen babe"
germittler: y9as tut mir aufrlh-
tig leio, aber ih falrn nif)ts metr oa-
gegen tun, Sic itno ia MN Idlon per.
beiratet.
Serr: sd oad)te, Sic fonnten nlir
Die Strait bieleiht gegeli cine onoere
mntanideit. i'd mill ia germ etmoa
perlieren. F."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04
@oridlas 5ar Site,

VI. i'm Der Soiree): 80. nun mia
i'd nod elm 2ieod)en iil9en mo ooltt,
gebe id nod Saule!"
.: n9onnten Sic Is nidt unlge-
fehrt mohen?4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04

sSSn elmer. eirai9en Berlnuihel
bes Sn6iiden S3ealls failo man ein-
nal 81 aitte 8erlen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
wANTEp REAL EsrArI

WANlib REAL ESTATE ~
HOME MNNrtu. Z ~aut to hu, ir,m
owner hyr 20 seven touu house or
buugAiow must be- fair location - a
worth the m1rer Phone l7ll or 1Eis
not SIX Wanted TO hay from ovrsr OF
broom hous- Gao pa, $500 and q? per
month state what you have and price
Box ID ~ rarr World
HOUSE Wsut to ru, or room mod
en- hnus' wiI pAy rash tnr your ouutt,
u " - pricrd right, give location pI1
unrr World
HuuSE Wanted or room house an
Kendall Phone tp2lR
HOUSE Wanted To- 60 i0.room house
to now Leslie Nrooka Realty COMPANY.
phone -s5a and ftld
CLIENTS Have many rUcuis With st0o TO
$500 ,afh lo paF on home balance
mouihI, tau Harris. 'pgI and lti him
sell ycur rropsrr
luT MNNItp Naut to buy from o~nsr
good residence cot ln ays h1f location.
rn'ne l7tt ~ lEAs
uOtSf Wanted to ba, a @ or troom
ltous'. with garage from oUu,r Phone
7OiI
LOT Wlui ROOM HOUSE Would bu,
cash Nddrc,s & 2o care world
Lot Hove $500 Co invest In lot What
have you t2t care World
90 ACRES From p to Co acres Of land to
put In oAts rhoue l1is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE 90 BsrArE ~
REAL ESTATE TOR SALE
REAL ESTATE

$SO000-For three brick buildings paying IL per cent
net on cosen business property. In of the fastest
growing business locations of the city. Better investigate
this
S50000Cose up, brick building renting for $3.50 per
month. The ground alone worth the money. Within
block and half of the post office
Sl2bOO-EAst front tcn-roOm residence. Hardwood fin
h basement furnace and garage Beautiful location on the
South Side.
Sl25O0--Seven within a block and half OF the
post office. Lot 60Nl50 feet gitedge investment i
Sll5OO-Part terms scvenroom residence East front,
hardwood floors. ivory finish basement furnace sleeping
porch cern servants quarters and garage for two cars
In Stonebraker Heights, on South Cheyenne.
SlO6OOSeven east front South Boulder within
two blocks of the courthouse.
S8,250-Part terms, for eight rooms, hgh-class
home; hardwood and enamel finish basement furnace tile
bath garage and servants quarters Beautiful location with
immediate possession
$7,750Seven rooms new, hardwood floors, basement,
furnace tile bath, garage and good location the South
side.
$6,75O-A most attractive bungalow good location on
South Carson.
$6,b00S2 500 cash. balance easy terms; sixroom bunga
low on the South side East front and servant quar-
ters
Call for anything in hghcass vacant lots residence
property II interested in home from Six to Fifty Thousand
Dollars have the best to be bought in the city for the
money, number of hghcass residences, brick, stucco
and frame. from Twenty to Forty Thousand Dollars Also
good cose-in apartment sites that will net you handsome
profit your money within year.
BLAIR BROTHERS
525 Unity Bldg. Phone 1879
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
$500 UNDER VALUE

$1,000
BUYS good vc-room modern bungalow east front base
ment full lot garage for two plenty of fruit
A sure bargain at $3.50. Very easy terms.
81 900
Puts you possession of yeoom modern bungalow in the
South Side front full lot only twelve blocks out All
in good repair Call you want this for is going to 90
like all that advertise. Price 4,000 $5Gper month.
HlELFF g SONS
Room Old Alexander Bldg, corner Second and Main
Phone 5536
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

BuSGALOW--For sale, . room modern bun
galow and broom modern bungalow. on
nice ttgh corner lot, garage for two ears
and renting for tt25 per month: will
sell for ~ 500. terms right; this pays 20
per cent on the investment, and eiose IN I.
see this quick Russ T.. Grant 5I1 First
kAu. Bldg, phone 2ie0.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
$4,000

Cash gets my home; am leaving
city. Balance on reasonable terms.
This Is a. beautiful new five-room
bungalow with breakfast room. oak
floors, large closets and 2tx50 fin
ished basement, very desirable loca
tlon. Call any leading real estate
firm or phone is40-2920-R
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
REAL ESTATE
OWN YOUR OWN MOME

OWN YOUR OWN HOME
New fourroom modern home side, lot good well
water; 81, 100, $500 cash.
so 500 $500 cash. will buy you good modern home
Admiral
$500, $1,000 cash, will buy you nine-room modern 2
story home, east side fine well water, garage cister all
kinds of fruit basement lot 100xl40 House will for
$75 per month
These all bargains You cannot make mistake on any
of these
See me at once MI White FaySsrf FSsss az Eas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
HOUSES FoR SALE

ADMIRAL, E--SiNrOom modern, ON iit,
rey electrical fixtures. built in features.
garage. south front, fine home, price
- 400 tlsOO cash, balance monthly
'ail ilarrs. Usage ag0I
ADMIRAL Five rooms modern. close in
$3.50, terms. Telephone 36lg
bOSION, N,--SiA rooma. new hardwood
huit IN features. s4,250. terms paono
8ttg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
COLORADO CLAIM

Homostcadcr wishes to relinqulsh
S3O-acro claim OF grazing homestead
iand near Lamar. col. for $3.50 or
trade, Small house on land. only
claim In vicinity that has not been
proved upon. Immediate pusscs-
sion. can 2S35.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE roR SALE

,,,-----,,,,, N. :. 7 On On %
op,bsif /, eninystio, hsI.r,. In h.,
roo1 imnrcvsgsnt.. ni.rt, ,c,,l,' A.,
on stats rnAd ts,1, ~ 40 n.,
acre. his IS hs,rai, as 80 ~,
go.. With farm 80 Dr. O., -
ft,st E,O ma. r-,i, ''N"' Ga
40 ,rpvv
~. NJ 9E Sse lNo miles southeast
iuttt iet f"'Auu leri-s one hAf cash
81 500 These arr rloss IN iru't f.,,n,
aud worth III. money ~. Ku... Eyant
5Ii First Natl MD. ,son. aleo
An ,rvrs
~ Na,0 y" ltau ana Hh' uN
I''l 10 soufhwesl Missouri, close 10 pro
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
hoUsrs ToR sA' 3

SPECIAL RAEGNlN Today dnl,. oWre'
having riN; nust sell five rooms and
Ian. se~e.u"I 900 purcn fine location.
south rifU. tuI .tTrd cot. d bargain d
Ao,i tod Phone phT
ROOM HOUSE For ,tle. D, owner. mod
eru and garage. almost new corner lot,
southeast tNpnsurr. larEv room, clothes
closets, built iu i,aturr- m Kitchen. fire
place. hsrdS wood floors throughout vcry
c"sy and priced reasonable O., ,uuu cash.
remainder terms Ia suit Phone siAo.R
bl NGNLON brand urw. q large roma
hsrdWood floors. ertisur built iu ira
lures have linen closets sud kuchoh
cabinets garage. basement. east front
corner large NsfEuda. smiling n native
sion, a. 500. s. 600 cash CaIl phour
3d. lnt Robinson BIDS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

,.rsr p.se to ten.rom houses, providing
tuy urnimre NJ J Glass a Co,
, Palace TheAtsr Phones 609l and
tHIH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

ful r ROOM HOUSE good well barn
cellar tleon, $500 cash, $50 mouN-y
Phone Jttb
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

-I ..sase and turriture Of rest
V,... ro0mpins house coso 10 well 20
.r,.n -,oms, see owner, room :,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

20 ACRES For sale. go acres. q miles
from Tulsa fine fuii land good build
ing ste G NJ. Litson, 800 Robinson
Building
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

10 ACRES Fer sale. in Isad and rinc dis
tuct "a southwest Missouri. close 10 pro.
ducuon rot leased tail Mr. pihclbn
phone 25Tu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

oiat, g.. 'oq9d smooth sandy loan ehoc
,gltvat,on ''y sub'soil, 90 Aerea In
,1', m ,ad A. Asrs, s.',s o,.s1 n l1eadow and NJ
ard ~, toom house. barn 2s,7ai
- ro.s roo..s1o1l.dinss all fenced ana nIs,ss
Oib bV water ~ mile from tsT.
VIII ,,H mAl route and teisphons ill.,
ta,b ~ lh'a farm for $50 ana one.thi,d
So H. 70 suit posssssion na,.
lAoas ana, ''''HL EiA First Nst Bldr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

SOUTH slDE Elegant corner bungalow
all that one would want including ga.
rage. servants room, basement; rooms
81 500 cash Leslie Brooks Realty Co.
phones 2s73 and 7li6.
THIRD. Five .ro1ms strictly mod ern
prle o. 600 $500 cash, $35 per mon4h
White Resiy Co, phone 45s7 room H.,
Bynum BLDG
WEST TuLSA-for sale good 9.room
house paying - per cent on investment
price si 200, $3.50 cash will haadls
hsntston $40 Robinson, phone p57
Catoctin clarion., 1918-05-23
Selfish Antipathy.

When 1t Is settled i'm n mans mind
that such or such another Is a bad
man, an effect apt to be produced by
such judgment Is settled affecta-
don of antipathy; of antipathy more
or less strong, according to the tenn
ger Of the individual. Thereupon,
without troubling himself to measure
)ut the proper quantity Of antipnthy
which 1t would be proper for him to
administer, upon every opportunity
that presents the means of express
ing toward the offending party the
alfectation of hatred and contempt.
he accordingly employs 1t; and. In 80
doing, he plques himself upon the evil
dence he affords to others of his hatred
to vice and love of virtue. while In
truth, he Is only affording a gratifica-
ton of his own dissocial and self-re-
garding affections to his own antipa-
thy and his own pride.-Bentham.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-05-23
Two Billion Bricks a Year,

At the annual meeting of the Amer.
lean Ceramic society, J. B. Shaw of
Alfred, n. Y, told of some very sue
cesSful tests he had made in making
paving brick from blast furnace Stag.
These bricks were worth about $3G
per thousand in 1915. They may be
successfully made of almost any blast
furnace Stag ut a cost of So to 81 per
thousand. He figures that there is at
present available about 100000 tons
Of Stag annually in the United States
after leaving 100000 tons for cement
manufacture. This would provide
2,00O000,0OO bricks for permanent good
roads every year-say, for 1000 miles
annually of 50-foot road.
Time and again failure has been en-.
cOuntered in the effort to make paving
brick in this manner, but the problem
seems to be fairly well worked out
now. The Stag must be treated hot as
1t comes from the furnace, and the
brick must be heated out of contact
with air or steam lest it become brittle
Ellwood Hendrick.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-05-23
Keep Premises Made Children.

II fai ure to keep promises is evil In
The business and social world at large
II is culnmitous In til" home. one can
not be too careful about making prom.
ISes to children. None should be light
IS made, and when made. they should
be scrupulOuSly kept, even In seeming
Iy unimportHnt things. If one would
have children truthful. one must one
self first be true They should early
learn the value of trulhfulness In
promises. One has no right to promise
a thing to rid oneself of importantly
When one Is not ready to promise, one
should say so and stick to II. Nc
matter Is unimportalt that has bear
Ing on truthfulness. 1t does not take
long for child to learn when parent
oreaks promises fooishly or lightly.
Then such a child ceases to respect d
parents word In anything. Sow to
make a promise, but swift to keep one,
should be an ideal for all.-Milwuukee
Journal.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-05-23

65,000. With the exception Of Pana-
ma City, San Salvador has more au-
tomobiles than any other Central
American city. Moving pictures, TOO,
are popular in the capital and through.
out the republic. The city attracts
by Its beautiful, shaded parks with
their fine sculptured monuments, the
splendid national palace, the cathedral,
The National university and the Poly
technic institute.
The cathedral presents perhaps
more the typical French renaissance
style than the typical cathedral in the
capitals OF the new world though II
is most ornate and beautiful work Of
architecture. Altogether San Saliva
dor he's distinct European note in
the air Of its shops and stores. The
broad streets, fine cement curbs. the
ornate, low-lying buildings with their
handsomely grilled and latticed win
dows, the beautiful, semitropical parks
with their luxuriant foliage and com
Portable seats, where the visitor may
watch the parade Of fashion and the
many cosmopolitan elements of the
city, engage in social chats. make new
acquaintances, and listen to an excel
lently rendered concert-all these rem
der stay in the capital pleasant
event.
Forty miles to the northwest Is San
ia Ana, second city of the republic,
and rightly accounted one of the lead
ing cities of Central America. Santa
Ana will be the nrst important city of
Salvador to be reached by rail from
the north when the line to connect
with the Guatemalan systems is built.
The city has population of between
$1,000 and $4,000 and an elevation of
2,10O feet. 1t Is a lively, prosperous,
well-ordered community, with an air
of assured stability. Its business
houses are many.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-05-23
Siqnboards In Japan.

1t Is not known when the signboards
first came into use in Japan, but pre-
sumably it was not long after the in
PRODUCTION of writing, though that
would not be necessary among a peo-
pie where pictures and designs pre-.
ceded ideographs representing them.
Indeed, Japanese writing, like Chinese,
consists of signs rather than express
sions of sound, says II. Nakayama, Nj.
Coligny writes in the Cincinnati En-
qurer. The national ideographs are
for the eye rather than the ear; to be
seen rather than to be heard.
There Is no mention in japanese his
tory of the fact that In the reign Of
Emperor Godaigo Q319-1339) each gov
ernment official set up door plate sig
nifying his name and occupation,
which may be regarded as the first
mention of signs in Japan.