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Evening journal., 1918-02-05
C1hS OF ltOJ JI
The child is father of the Man -wosdsu North.

The child is father OF the Man -wosisw orih.
None but the brave deserves the falr-D yden
:-.--.
Calamity is mans true touchstone.-Beaumont and
Fletcher.
Not that loved Caesar less, but that loved Rome
more.-Shakespeare.
Good resolutions are useful They teach us how
difficult it is to remould ourselves.
In the adversely OF best friends often find some
thing which does not dispease us--Rochefoucauld
Evening journal., 1918-02-05

We have received from the ern star Democrat one
Of the most progressive and popular newspapers on the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland copy Of its almanac for
1918. It is an attracveyprlned volume which reflects
much credit upon E. Shannahsn the editor and man
ager Of the paper and his on the stan One
Of is best features is large amount Of local lnforma-
on concretely compiled, for ready reference by busy
business men.
Evening journal., 1918-02-05

The Providence Journal suggests that Hoover provide
recipe for pie without top crust as means to
saving lot Of -four The editor OF the Journal English
by brh and education should know that pie without
top crust has been English culinary institution for
years. only over there they call it.a tart
Evening journal., 1918-02-05
THE MAN BFH-Np

u EHIND Garfield stands McAdoo lie is revealed by
the sidelights OF debate in Congress and by the
ment OF his coeagues in the Cabinet
The real reason for the fuel which Garfield ordered
the country TO endure that McAdoo has beeen unable 10
move coal over the railroads.
When the rail cad executives in straits to deal
with the mountains OF freight WI en- was oTe ed them
there was no att mr made to g, them a ee hand In
she ope alton OF ther own rop iy hey were not lbe
ated from the th lldom Of press. laws they we lo
permitted to pool equipment aad rm nails . m
mon; they were not e. d ON o. .lr o ST :.hc.
left TO NO out their al a. land condemned
they did not do it
McAdoo howe'e er, sub ect to OF the rest ic
tions which bound the railroad heals He had a +.
blan,he to do as NE would lie could ht equ meat hs
could cuftal competition he could use o.
all facilities he could pre- ent strikes and above all he had
the Federal Treasury open to him.
Yet he fell down the lob-and Garfield generously
steps in to be the goat Garfield paalyzed the industries
Of the country because McAdoos job pa alyzed him
The American steamer Harry Lucsenbach lately tor
pedoed by he Germans is the fourth SIP OF that family
name TO go under The might well now be changed
70 Unluckenbach.
Evening journal., 1918-02-05

The War Trade Board through the Onlcla Bulletin
calls attention to the fact that the expectation Of scrap
iron or steel requires export license" May we call
attention TO the fact that tho expectation OF cotton re-
qures export license?
Evening journal., 1918-02-05

furnace exhibited which will be open.
ed at the end OF the week and the fur.
mace disposed Of to the person havine
submitted the highest bid.
Evening journal., 1918-02-05
UrALTH BOAnD noyrTINr

Only routine business was transacted
1t the meeting Of the Board Of Health
yesterday, the session lasting but ten
minutes. Thomas /. Pccney. The new
secretary, oalciated.
Evening journal., 1918-02-05

Money 10 loan, securities TO offer ard
business partnerships will be well ad-
vertised through the Want Ads
Evening journal., 1918-02-05

'NEUMONIA CASES NOT EXCESSIVE.
Although a number Of cases OF pneiI-
onia have been reported here this win
,r Dr. 5. C.. Frederick, president OF tho
'oard Of Health says the number is not
large for this season.
Evening journal., 1918-02-05
THE HEART OF OUR BOY WHO'S IN BLUE!
BY GEORGE CARTER

On an amethyst sea- meath pale turquoise sky,
Rides ship, clad in grim battle gray.
Flaming forth DER the shine the streamers of gold
That hera d the advent of day.
Her reeboard and mastS and out-reaching guns
Are glded by Natures fair hand
While her hull res s in maieSv safe on IFS throne
First defense for millions on land
From keelson TO truck she's symbol of might
Which brs es with engines of death;
From turret and sponsor her teeth are laid bare
In their hoowS the devils own breath
On her prov the ram crouches e'er ready to spring
AT the vi.als of mitigating foe;
From the staff at her stern floats the Red White and Blue
Keeping rythm with breezes that blowi
But outside of it al,
And inside of It all
After giving all things their Just due;
And deep under it all
And high over ALL
Is the heart of Our Boy Who's in B,uel
Evening journal., 1918-02-05

In welter of waves and a smother of foam,
Our ship labors hard through the sea;
The Storm Kings abroad, he's exerting his might,
While rockbound coast rests on our lee.
The gale howls its way through the moaning WARRIORS
While pla e, rvet and gear groan be ow
AS Triton and Vulcan. IN maniacal sport
On the armor belt pile blow on blow
The grayb7cks send up grisly talons of white,
Which utch for their prey on the deck
Spindrift fills the a as our ship works ohshore
From the graveyard of many a wreck
The Storm King, in thunderS of impotent rage
Sees our ship stagger over the main,
Spurnng blow and grayback benea her forefoot
AS she finds Safetys offing againl
But outside of il al,
And inside of it all,
After giving all things their just due;
And deep under il all,
And high over ii all,
Is the heart of Our Boy Who's in Blue
Evening journal., 1918-02-05

When Democracy's host and Autocracy's horde
Come to death grips on billowing sea;
When the safety and peace of the wor are at stal
And we tremble lest dire things should be;
Then cur ship takes her place in the of the fg
And her guns hurl a whirwind of DEATH
From turret and sponsor and high fighting top
Come the roar and the shrek of their BREATH
Fate rides on the shells as they arc to their prey,
Freedoms hand guides the steel to its goal
Ripping armor and bottom and bu khead to shreds.
And soaring AutocracyS soul!
In convulsion of death, wi the seas swirng in
And bidding it come to its keep,
The monster rears high in its excess of pain,
As its body sinks into the deep
But outside of it a /,
And inside of it all,
After giving all things their just due
And deep under it all
And high over it all
Is the heart of Our Boy Who's in Buel
Evening journal., 1918-02-05

From her seat up high Mercy sees through the haze
The fo.sam and scaret-fecked foam;
To her comes the cry of the vanquished for aid
In its flight toward Heavens blue dome
Then her mandate goes forth DER the waters wild
Like the note Of lutte in its sound:
Hatred shou die at the side of the grave
Bloodus halt at the lip of the wound!
Victory that's followed by lusting for life
And ignoring Humanity's call,
Is a victory that's ost that can ne'er be retrievedl
For it isn't victory at ALL"
Her angels 60 forth on their mission of love,
Saving l,fe bringing surcease from pan
Snatching souls from the NAV of the waery tomb
That .es under a battle tnged main
But outside of it !,
And inside Of il all,
After giving all things their just due;
And deep under it ALL
And high over it all,
Is the heart of Our Boy Who's in Buel
Evening journal., 1918-02-05

-. Go G==zz=s= -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-22

The parens. Teachers Association
m+t Thursday afternoon oi lass week
II Oaimont School. Even tho there
are On maay things 10 take cur tims
aud thoughts. the meeting Vas an
enthusiastic on+. ta5 10 was the
report oi the per eent made from
the Blind Boone Concert. Mv. q,
W. Davidson. Secretary. was author.
ixrd to s~nd SS to tho French
Orphan Fund. This 10 the amour
the Association gives each nionth
A Qnes,lcnnalre from The State
President asking to give an outline
,pi the wark u the Association, wae
aaax~ss<a> epAE,- NJ n. Morrison
aud the tesehes asked that the
lsdiee cooperate with them In MAX
ina the Art Exhibit Ia be given Oh
Apstl 2ard, a success, Mrs. Wat,
Carter presented her resignation NJ.
treasurer and Mira ] 4. Johnson
vas appointed to Till the unexplred
term. "a 10 was paid Ia M month.
ly dues.
Every member 10 urged to hu
presen; NJ The April meeting.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-22
[Mr. and Mrs. Meadows Party

Tuesday evening Of last week, Mr..
aud Mrs. " A. Meadow we're hosts
81 beautifully planned party. cele
b'at.na the rixti, Anniversary OF
their marriage, Decorations chosen
ior the occasion wew pink roses.
Terms and ionauils. These tlowerr
we're arranged 10 the living rooms
Clusters Of pink hearts were iarten.
I'd 10 the drapesies.
Progressive cards we're played al,
dve tables, the tiigher, score falling
30 Mr.. Clayton smith and q, Y,
Cls,k. The charming little claush.
Ter Of tie hostess hep, score. After
the game, a delicious menu ga.
served The color motif. pink aud
VII lie, WAS also carried out in the
menu.
Tie guests included Mr.. and Mr.
%. Y. CLARK. DR.. and Mrs, II. C..
t,uerin, Dr.. and Mrs. II, Weaver,
Mr.. and Mrs A. II I.eslher@. Mr..
and Mrs Clayton Smith, Mesdanes
Fred Beasley, Bertha Turner. ". r.
kAnpsrd. Misses Edith Badge, An.
IA Beaslsy and Jimmie Har,ilie.
Meesrs l.. c. Sell. Harry L%x,hers
and Harry Wynns.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-22
Ship School Enlertainasfni

The SaJpp Schcol nj Exsx~ssios
pisseEssA Miss Doliis SGG9 in resi
ssl last Thursday svvaing nj Oak
Gont. Mary Cary" vac tie inter
essiax STORY sold by this yosasg rand
gslealsd rsadst. iisr nndiiioa VI
each character vas good. aas ~
Mary Casy--ssss rsfs wAa lived in an
|apAan . asylam. shs was nj hss
t,*st. and easily held the stssntlon
VI tbs entire audiences.
In addition to this story, was the
eharaalns plsylst. Mrs. Bashhy's
Pink Tea" Ia which the following
.aok part: Missss Winnie Nc.
t.sushlin. Mary Walker. Marguerite
Boyle. Mary Wia.*i-. Aaay Kate
Colessan. Mrs. Joe u Weesns ADD
Lester Miller. Also, musical nam
bsss we're rendered by three III Mlss
sugg's pupils,
Mr., Miller, 10 a graeioas naannsf
presented the certificate 10 Miss
Sagg.
Rev. Wilson Weoicaek, one IA
thu faur.niinl,s nea, gave an inter.
asiiRg talk Oh ,hs var with ti@s.
many and how many yesrs this
aa,ioa bad been planning 10 stir w
the eutire void In such 4 war.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-22
Presbyterian Church Notes.

Services iov Msreh ., will toiIav
regular. program -- sshhath :sehea
At 9tS preaching at III O'Clock
Eadtavor NJ 6. 80 p m and evening
service a, 10 All are ~-lcx1m. !,
these servrsrs, The Sunday sctpoo
is nos Masking a sp-eisl drise iH
new members.
The Womsn's Missionary Socie,,
hsls. su importsn, nesting T1e-iay
afternoon the iss, before the year.
report IL closed,
When ,hr Vaughn Qnsr;e; began
the song setysce ls-t Sunday even
ing. every sesi was taken and chair,
dlle,i the assses. Many who eonk
rot be seated sta,d durias the su
tire evening.
A meeting If the congregation u
called tas Marcs 3ls, ia connection
With the nl0fnias service. Let ev
cry member be pfeseni.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-22
\, .5. 4, 4 nj y .ts.s .as mo @
Report Of the Condition Of The
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
GE SCuRC .,

} U, T. Ronds tethsr han Liberty Bends Of isi7s
t. \ bonds tispess,ea Ia secure esfealation par
value ..-.,t,>. 4,,.,st. tt,t,s.tt- 4,tss*,y,t,
b L \ Haais and sptitiieass Of indebtedness pesis
" srcnFe I n. dcposits pat sauel /. ..4,.,,
Total t. A. bonds ieshcs than Liberty Houd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-22
Card Party for Visitors.

Msss Glenn i.eecsi sutsstssn@si at
Five Hundred Treaisy afternoon 10
hanar her charming visi,ars, Mssses
tnnis Martin and fi~l-y Jane Clsg-
sess Of Cen,resil!e, The highest
sgtsre Vas made by Miss kasheryn
t.rig-hy Delicious refreshments
we're seryed
The guests ~er Mr. Frank Hall
C. {, Collins. lt ii Weaver. Ais-
see Glenn Hopkins. Edith bsdes
aud katheryn Gris-hy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-22
a. /. N. Societ, Meets.

A very interesting meeting 81 the
Aiil- l.ogglns Missionary Society
II the VI Il Church. South. VAS
held Monday afternoon ut ts,e home
II Mr.. Sarah Wishs't A splendid
paper wss read by Mr Buchanan
tirig.hy. and Misses George I.se
Jones. Ethel Moore aud Ieslia
Rogers gave scripture READINGS
Ars. Wishart VS.. made delegate 10
the Missionary Conference. which
convenss In Nashville March 2G N
The next meeting u the Society
will ne held with Mr., G. /. houl.
din April 18th.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-22

Mtss Clara May Wheeler, N Ia.
iueah Ky. ani Mr. e.. Walter Hsr.
kins. u Cu,r1g;' IT,. we're quietly
married htrs faFt sunday sssertn>ssi
1t tive q clock at ID. residence "a
III. O. II Williams, Rev Herman
Cod officiating only the imme
date family aud Miss Florence Got'
witnessed the ceremony,
Mr.. and Mira Harklns les, In then
car Monday morning for an extend
cd tour through the We.t. after
which they ~il be at home IN I4os
Angeles. California,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-22
Sin Cuidado Club.

Thursday morning Mrs.. Hsrtwell
Weaver Naa hostess " the Sin
Cuidado Club al the home u her
parents. DE and Mrs q A. Slayden,
After two pleasant hours =. en-, in
knitting and sewing the hostess
and her mother served delicious re.
ireshmens-,
Those present we're Misses Glenn
i.etcs,. George Ire Jones. katheryn
t,tix-by, Mona Curtis aud Edith
badge. Mechanics v. A. Meadps
and G.. C. Collins. il
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-22
GlYceRInE MIXTURE
FOR APPENDICITIS

Dickson people can prevent ~
pepdici,is With sitnpse bucsihofu
,Nk. siyeesins. etc - mixed u
Aiierlka. ONE SPOONFUL fash
The ENTIRE fsowel trsci 20 CON
,letely IL relieves ANT CAA Az
storaeh. gas ~ constipation sue
,seyen.a appendicitis. The infant
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-22

4
/! j. b. Robir@sn has ssoeived woss
trpna his ron. Lloyd Rshlnson. TIA
be 10 Somewhere In England. and i
feeling line. Hs In II mewhes q
Company 3. Bird BaIeon Squadron
| j, A, N. Fields and soa. Of Gar
ners Creek. xes. here Tuesday
havina soid 10 thu Columbia PRO
duee ComraH; trwo ~sgon l0aas ol
corn, which brought them the nsa:
sum of $l22.70.
Miss Edith Badge. chairman ol
Girls AUXILIARY. asks all iasmbess
10 meet al tbs local Red Cross " ogA
raoms Saturday aisssnoan. March
'23. $50 o'clock. 10 commence work
10 layestes ior B~laians add French.
Mrs NJ. u. McCreary. who has
been 10 Nashville several weeks q.
tha home OF her daughter. Mrs.
Henry Stein. returned home san.
daY afternoon. accompanied BY
Mrs, Stein and two children.
III. {. Scott spen, Sunday herr
the guest VI bis son, u. l.. Scott,
and oshet relatives and frl.ads. he
was snroute to ilis hone at Decatur.
Ala. after spending a few days xl.h
bis daughter, Mr.. X, W. Gaeey,
hear Lexington, Ny.
fh. Twentieth Century Mothers
Club INC, "Wednesday afternoon VI
Las. week wi,h Mrs II. A. peyton
Those present heSidps members
we're Mr. n. Gelberman and Mrs.
Raymond Josl:n. The Club will
meet April 18th with Mira. Horace
Self,
Mr.. and Mr. Normal e. PETIT,
spent a tew days last week ber-
With relatives and friends. They
wers snruats 10 their home a, Full.
ton, ny. from a Nashville hospital
where Mr., Petty underwent an op.
GRAFTON Tor appendicitis several
weeks ago.
..C~e,i sell. III Huntsville. Ala n
stj4lt' sSafsfas iitrr wftn itis raf rnfs..
MIR. and Mrs. " A. Self. Sweet
il. y as he is iamiIiarly called by
bis friends, has !uss recently return,
ed irom Detroit. Mich. having
made the trip in Dodge automo.
htlr.
Miss Mabel pentecost, who has
been teaching school in Robertson
County. spent Sunday here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. IT,
Pen,eeost She has resigned her
school and has been appointed
Emergency Home Demonstration
Agent for Clsatham County, with
headquarters at Ashland City.
Mira. Vsunie DELAY Jones, Emer,
sency Home Demonstration Ageu,
'ur Dickson Coun.y. has arrived In
i,ickson and entered upon Der work
asst Saturday. She hopes 10 form
4 number Of canning clubs through.
out thu County, and anyone dasir
ng her services and wishing to con.
sul. with her, can lind her a, the
home OF Mrs. J. !. Watson a, this
place.
90 -, n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-22


Get your garden seeds at Clsmor,
Pharmacy.
Miss Otis Coz spsal the ws~k-sn'
with relatives at WsgerIy.
RAmsy Walker was hsre ken
AAsLsliit Last Sunday.
Miss Eula Justin wan in Nashville
shopping Wednesday.
We grind plo~ painss right =
STANDARD Motor Co.
Mics Winnie Mclaughlin sperI
Saturday ia Nashville,
r.. Y. Payne Visited bic mother ~
Nashville Isst wsrk.
Mrs.. tian Joslin vac in Nashville
last Saturday.
Mics I.orena Bright. u Nashville
spent Sunday here with homefoiks
Mics Carye Byp, III Camden, u
the guest VI Mrs. Roscoe { Whited
Edwards d Montgomery are agents
for laundry t!lgs thsta Trial.
Clrve Rhoder u Memphis, 10
here vlslting ii>Gftrfk- -.."
hetnati aaegef oi Nashville
speut sunday here with humeiolks
We grind p'o* points right -
STANDARD Motor ca.
Mrs J. A. Clement IA al pegram
attending the bedside OF has father,
who has been QIi,e vi.
Mr.. james Watson aud dauah
ter. Mia Elizabeth, were IN Nash
Vile shopping last Saturday.
FOR SALT bushels Sweet
Potato seed Nancy nan variety
Jesse WORK Dickson. 'fstfnts 1 ~'-.''s4.
'-,',S' - : ~ g. ~ 't'f~+' 1F.f'.' y :
Mrs. u. G. Wolfe has returned
trom All extended ylsIt 10 Drag City,
Missouri,
mrs H. > N'n'r hss 's ,t.
nom weeks VISIT WIN f''A''F"a"
Miss Vivian Chapman spent the
) week end With homstoIks at White
u. L. Cru.chiiel,i spent the week
end in Nashville the guest nj home
Miss Roberta Harding, OF Hohen.
valid, spent the Weekend here with
-,
We mrs hk'"sS '"' . "''s'0'"''
iauhofy h'ih9 your iau"o'S !"
4, a., - ,r...n.
- 80 al
" '"' ~" " "
n, and NJ. R,tB. B,,vn oi'
k,aLv;ll. aren't s,,a,v h,,a the
y,..i n n, and Mrs John BrowIn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-22
Notice.

We have 90 hand plenty al IL.
Old Ia tan Liver 4 Kasasy Med
al -" aIch Ne hare t>-en ou. al
B 1nr your coupons sad ss will r..
4 aegn them.
CLEA0RE PHARMACY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-22

&&tts~ te&w R'ftRts% hs&NFr
Standard Motor Co.
il Mira. Claude Hooper xas Ia MlsL
nile last Saturday.
| The largest stock u garden seed
lin t0wn Al Clenore Pharmacy,
l Mise Annabel Barnett, Of Nash
| vile. spen, Sunday here Nth home
| toiks.
| Mrs. Reseos C.. Whitsd spent lib,
weekend with ber father, Df j, \
Byrn, at Deaysf,
| Dick" Wells, oi near McCaslin
tst0rs. xas hsrs Saturday ard mad,
shia osllee n pleasant call.
| James Anderson. 0t Nashville
spent Sunday here tbs guest Of Dr
asd Mrs. u. A. slasden.
Scott Stephenson. from q point
| in Japaa. spent q lev hours bars
Monday enfouss To hts home nj
Censrsyilie.
Al per cent cash ii the mileage
offered 10 all your d0a3 non.skid
Auto Tire should eost you Stan.
lard Motor TO.
Rev. w. W. Woo.lcock and fam.
ily are in Nashville this week. The
losmer being in ATTENDANCE at tbs
Bsptsst Mlalxa~fs Eoaslasenes.
]. NJ. Meadow, ot the y n. Navy,
stationed on Transport Huron, y
spenl Sunday here with his brother
" A. Meadow and family
Miss Irene Hunter, 81 vauIsrr
and Sam Me0aYock. Of franklin,
we're guests VI Mas Winnie No.
Laughlin Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Roscoe T., Whited
aud children spent Tuesday at
White Rlun the guest VI Mrs. NJ. n.
Whiled,
Mr.. Farmer II you want you,
ess.,s 10. xt4s :, pss. Day Msak'" Fsy.
,ililrr, sold by EDWARDS h Mont.
geometry, ......
Miss Minnie Love. NJ the Hudson
Commercial College. has accepted
q position with X. q Dnnn 4 TO,
Nashville,
Mrs. Chas. Wilson and ch,l tren,
of Charlotte, spon. a lew days here
this week the guests OF relatives and
friends,
Rev |. G. Talent will preach AT
the llefbisou ScheaIhouss next
sunday morning a, / clock III.
public is cordially invited
IL per cent cash Of the mileage
offered Ia all your SDx3l.. non.sstd
Auto fire should coat you Stan,
dasd Motor Co.
Mas Louise freeman was called
10 Nashville "Wednesday on account
u the serious illness oi her h,tle
nephew. Otto. son Of Mr. and Mrs
Ellis freeman,
Bracken Osborne, Of Camp Jack
son, Columbia. r. E., ssperh Mou'I
day night III Dickson, enrouts 70
bis home at Cumberland Furnace
to spend several days.
Mr., and Mrs. II. II Self and
children returned Sunday from
Lakeland. Fla, where Mrs. Sell aud
children have been waiting the past
two months.
WRITE TODAY Tor Tree trial Of
the easy running, latest a,yle singer
sewing Machine &C. d, EIkin-
Sslssman for Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co. Dickson. Tenn n
Mrs, +, y. Rrep returned last
saturday from Nashville. where sh,
was caiievi two we"ss age c,' assssass
al the liinees 81 her daughter. Mrs.
Don Oakley, who - 1T y, Thosass
hospital, She 10 reported A. som.
better. and il, i. hoped that she will
aA,,,, IVA abl,, L., lg.y,, tho hAstlttaI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-22

FENCE roSTS-Fsseoo1 eis1ut.
nut fence posts. - :. " nictsst
We grind pso~ stOisas sigAA -
Standard Motor ca
FOR SALE~Pus-trs1 villa
aiynoush Rsek -. 81 - i0.-
I'm 9. Tsysss. vsalss. 4 E0 ].
Evening star., 1918-05-10
WAR COST PROGRAM
|MAY HOLD CONGRESS
Question of Increased Rev.
enues Legislation May Pre-
vent Adjournment.
TAXES TO BE INCREASED

The need of legislation, deemed i'm
perative by the Treasury Department to
meet the vast expansion in the nations
war program, put Congress face to face
today with the prospect of an extended
session.
The administrators belief that new
revenue measures must be enacted at
once to meet unexpected increases in
expenses was set forth by Secretary
McAdoo in letter to Senator Simmons
Of North Carolina, chairman Of the Sem
ate finance committee. and Treasury
Department statement upon which the
amount of additional taxes and bonds
needed may be based probably will go
to Congress in the next two or three
days.
Leaders today indicated that an ex-
tension of the present session to deal
with the question of new revenues de-
pended upon the impression the Treas
ury Departments statement made. They
admitted, however, that if 1t demon
strates that it is essential to act now
instead Of waiting until December as
planned. hope for adjournment July l
will be abandoned and Congress will be
here until fall
Evening star., 1918-05-10

an anesthetic for wounded soldiers too
weak to take ether. and elaborate medt-
cal research work Is being conducted
so that fatalities from wounds and dis
eases among the armies may be re-
duced. To finance these projects some
of the hundred million will be used.
Other undertakings requiring future
expenditures include organization Of
base hospitals and ambulance COM
panies. recruiting and training of nurs-
ing personnel, production Of surgical
dressings. hospital garments and kim
dred goods for Army and Navy uses at
homo and abroad; care Of dependent
families of men in service. study Of the
problem of crippled soldiers and sailors.
refreshment of troops en- route. feeding
Of American prisoners in enemy coun-
tries, furnishing Of casualty informa-
ton, relief for Americas allies in the
form of reconstruction Of homes and
villages. repatriation Of refugees and
so on. canteen, service at embarkation
points. combating of tuberculosis on an
unprecedented scale and the care of
$4,000 French children in hospitals
Out Of the first $10o, zoo. 900 relief was
extended to thirteen nations or terri
'torial divisions Of nations. France. the
chief beneficiary. receiving nearly $31,-
900 O00
Evening star., 1918-05-10

luton. In that struggle a small but
important battle was fought In and
near the town and the Continental Con-
Nassau Hall, usually called "Old
North" In the civil war more than
half the student body left to fight on
one side or the other, and Princeton's 8
record in the present world conflict Is
second, proportjonately, to that Of no
educational institution in the United
States.
Final arrangements for the banquet
are being completed by George g..
CorEwell. secretary Of the association.
and the results of the labors Of the
committees on menu. music and other
entertainment features seem to prom
Use a notable success. Many Princeton
graduates who are newcomers to
Washington or to points within easy
distance thereof have signifled their
intention of attending and renewing
old friedships.