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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-14

The golden weddings of Mr.. and Mrs.
w, H, Ii. Goodell and Mr.. and Mrs. Ly-
man /. Camp were observed in Morris
vile Monday evening in 6, A. r. hall.
The anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Camp
occurred on March and of Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodell on March 10.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-14

TO RENT-Six-room cottage on North
Seminary street apply 10 Mrs. Mary Mich
OILS, Richardson street. 30lu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-14

Grace Methodist church in St. Johns.
bury is raising money for memorial
window for Rev. Peter Black, pastor
of the church from 1910 to 1914, who
recently died in Boston. The window
will be dedicated on Easter Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-14
Standing Wood For Sale

:, Six acres or woodland about 4 miles from
Barre CITY: all down grade; wood Of excellent
quality: price. 100000 Inquire of the d. A.
Perry Real Estate agency. 23ef
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-14

Mrs. Paladee, Elizabeth and Ezra Pal.
adee were made very i'll at their home in
Essex junction last week by eating fish,
which poisoned them Mr.. Paladee, who
was not at home for dinner, was the only
one Of the family who was not ill., All
will recover
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-14

TO RENT Upstairs tenement OF four rooms
with piazza and electric lights, at l6 Green
street on Bateheder meadow. vacant April !, |
Tel 1911 S02t6s |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-14

TO RENT-Two tenements on French
street modern improvements End floor has
rooms, srd floor rooms +. l.. Page. "a
Highland avenue. Phone S2A-s. a03t6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-14

Profound dissatisfaction with the
management of town affairs was evident
in the refusal by strong vote to accept
the reports of the officers at the Spring
field meeting. 1t was said the reports
were several hundrs of dollars out of the
way and could not be explained.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-14

FIVE ROOM COTTAGE TO RENT-cen.
trally located on car line; Tel. 1881. Barre,
30itf
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-01-24
Red Cross Proceedings

Knitted articles during the week
ending Jan. 17th:-
Sweaters-Mrs. Jos. Burton, Miss
Mckenzie.
Socks-Mesdames Wilks, Hodgins,
Clifford King, +. Wilcox, M. Sheehy,
X. Holden, Sayles, Misses Lucy Kelly
and Swartz.
Wristlets-M esdames Miller, Wilcox,
Jos. Rose, f. Andreae. McNulty, Her.
bert, Rounds, Clifford King, Jos. Bur-
ton, Jock Young, Wilt, Miss Chris
tianson.
Helmets Mesdames Hennessy, Percy
Parmlee, Miller, Geo. Stableford, Wark,
Rounds, Irving and Miss Roy.
Bandages-Miss Scott, Mrs. Floyd
Ferguson, Mrs. j. Mckenzie.
Yarn taken out-Mesdames John
Irving, Geo. Stableford, IL. Stableford,
Curtis, Ingram, r. Irving, Taylor,
Menerey, NJ. Sheehy, Parkinson, Jos.
Burton, Kate Menerey, Bert Jardine,
Agnes Welch, r. WEIGH, Lena An
dreae.
Sewing-Mrs. Parkinson, Miss Scott,
Sarah Johnston.
Yale Branch quota of the order re-
ceived by the st. Clair Co. Chapter for
comfort pillows and bed spreads is Is
pillows and three spreads to be finished
before Feb. LIST. The pillows are to be
filed with clippings of soft white or
light colored material. Any person
who can donate old soft or light color
ed material for this purpose kindly
bring or send same to the chapter
room.
Meeting Thursday afternoon and
evening. Also Saturday afternoon
Bring your shipping material and
scissors.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-01-24
POULTRY WANTED.

/ am in the market for poultry of all
kinds and will pay the highest market
prices for same. Bring in your poultry
on Wednesday of every week. Inquire
at residence, opposite feed barn, Yale.
35- Henry p. Dinner.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-01-24

Minnie Mcmahon, Iof marine City,
spent the weekend at home
The Expositor has added "a new
names to its list since the first of the
year.
The mid-week show at the Princess
Theatre will be given on Wednesday |
evening instead of Tuesday evening |
until further notice.
FIR. p. J. Cullinane, of Detroit, form
er pastor of Sacred Heart parish, Yale,
is spending few days with FIR. Melting
and other Yale friends.
Ii. z. McCabe, of Emmett, the next
county treasurer of st. Clair county,
called at the Expositor Office today and
casually remarked that the Emmett
Bank will change to State bank next
week.
The girls and boys high school bas.
ket ball teams sleigh loaded to Brown
City last Friday to play with the ath
letes of that city and came back with
defeat marked up against both teams,
but with no encouragement visible.
Richard M. Johnson, wife and child,
of Saginaw, are here on visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Edighoffer and other
Yale friends. Mr.. Johnson is a former
principal of our public schools. He is
now engaged in the schools of Saginaw.
Samuel Huston, who has resided on
a farm north and east of Yale for
number of years, is very low and little
hopes are entertained by friends for
his recovery. He has been a patient
sufferer from tuberculosis for many
years.
+. G. Galbraith, station agent at
Roseburg, called at the Expositor Of
flee today and informed Us that the
morning passenger train No. on the
d., b. c. g. w. railroad will arrive at
Roseburg at 8:O3 instead of 6:49 as
heretofore. This change will be a
great accommodation to many.
Don't advise the preacher how to
presch-help him and he will preach
better. Don't tell the lawyer how he
ought to plead. Pay him and he will
plead better. Don't tell the physician
how he should do-pay fees and you
will get better treatment. Don't tell
the reporter, editor or solicitor how to
make paper better-patronize him
and pay for the paper and make it bet
ter each day.
Next Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming the proceeds at Princess Theatre
will be given to the local Red Gross
chapter. The play selected for the oc-
casion by Cavanagh Bros. is "Little
Miss Happiness" There will also be
a special program. Admission % cts
1t has been suggested that those Of
our townspeople who possibly can
should attend the matinee and give
the school teachers and scholars, the
business men and workers a chance to
see the evening show. Be sure and at
tend and help the Red Cross.
The school OF instruction conducted
by Grand lecturer +. o. Gilbert, of Bay
City, at Masonic hall, Yale, on Wednes-
day evening, was attended by about
seventy members of Yale and sur
rounding lodges. Work of the Master
Mason degree was exemplified by the
home lodge. The grand lecturer COM
lplimented the officers and fellowCrafts
for their proficient work. Sandwiches
and coffee were seryed at the close and
Bob Thompson, who received the M
M. degree, brought out box of cigars
and passed them around making the
evening one of profit and pleasure.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-01-24
Mems Underwear

Union and two-piece suites in fleece lined fab
RIGS, wool and cotton mixtnres,I medium weight
cottons and Isles Observation-Disclosures light weight
woolens and silk and wool-50c to 81.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-01-24
Women's Underwear

UNION SUITS-heavy leeced lined, $1.75; Light
and heavy weight cottons, all styles, $125 $780,
Light weight mernos, 81, $780, Light weight silk
and wool mixtures, $3.50, So; Heavy weight mer-
mos, 81 So 80; Silk and Isle mixtures, 81 3d. Silk
and wool mixtures, $4 so, So
SEPARATE GARMENTS-heavy fleece lined,
zoe, 81; Light weight.icotton, 75c; Silk and wool
garments 81. 25, 81 so.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-09-19

Sighting "a msubmaEine, ii the armed
guapdJIof the )JUnited States d navy.
aboard the steamship. Silver Shell was
ordered ihS JtsJ conmanderr to- hagl up
theIoamaricau flag end wait. The pr.
der was given by Chief Turret Capt.
William j. Clark. D., iEhe guard ,Qheyed
and go shotsdgere exchanged In a. runs
ming fight lastingEAn hour and a hall,
The enemy waaI stghtad ~, about 1000
yards. and ~ theol German ,RpprppGhedl
the vessel, VITA Stars and stripes fly
ing and her men at the gunsrrfaHe and
aft, !opened D1reI Thensybmsrine re-
spondHdIht once With her deck guns,
ansbua sea- odhelnef remarkable ferce1l
ness ON! both Sides WAS staEtedr lanf
kept up with no stop. II was taken
on1thA runo In.all the, submarine, fired
IS shots and the armadr guard % Here,
howaser,sia where shsI@ ustHi4ed .gFIn-
neny ofsthaI American 5pan ofnW4Es
maHseutdistanCsd his foe. He hyaili the
last1sshat, ia stspeAH o the sphIneEine.
raising hsntoutr OF sthay wsters . They Sill
yer She'll bella shsr4pas tiBnsfef awhile
and eU-haa tpo GeDing % the esM-
farsnhtuAs balieyed Hbe 5WaBt ,raegns
Cfarb ksshnlaalisted una n, and hes bsaR
inIfse navy IL yesas. sHtHb bepe Isl at
PeabodytsdeMasseh Recommendations
hare besnlasade,fer hia pF8no often. 70 Va
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-09-19
ara
: Z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I5I. LA-21ElH9 313W

Il In Connecticut, n6twitfstanidHs y
4 fnhgy What tnay be- done lii otheri X
4 states, sugar must NOT be sold ~
4 Tor 'eanning fiji excess @~5f- IS X
4 pounds at bic time unless spe- r.
cial approval fs'agiYen Oh the Il
= teannfhg certificate BY asfoca1i X
X food director: The Food Adfnin.7 "
X ifstfatfon, having In mind the X
X. -fG1e of two pounds per person 4
X per NORTH aid hot more tflHn ID X
r. thirty days' supply has also an 4
X nounced that sales for family \
* hse shouHli Always beilihAted td4
n two pounds -AtYa Single pure Chase ~
X unless the 9pdfchaser4 is 50 sltTfoJ y
X ated that 1t would be hardship X
X to purchase5sugaH esefN day, in X
X which case the dealer must ex- Il
X fepeisssnhis Jbests Judgment, land 10 X
st ma9nssll4ifive pUI1ndsafat pneolrN
.st tiHe9n5Ino theiJ same, away .ilarge fk
lto familissgiand hoardingi houses n
81 g1aaJto berisO csupplied iImt, thso,nk
t Food Administrator advises all 10
X retailers thatD they are gettipgr*
yt ,enlEecertain allowance ofcsng rkr
toar and theyaTinstfproteet them- 81
zk sselyesn nom 'misrepsRs&htatioh or H.
X they wilB som- find themselves I Au
* without sugar to supply theisivJo
X s9sgulau enstbmens4uIbr9I '9ywa4
n os,quooo gir9m1ot gnIbiiud nit N
X mob tertn&tthsSuI tlsk X 10 u ok1*1k r.,
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-09-19
arata R1LGRhM, !GHpRGH,r.
sd3 1ssn sAsU -nHrJ 3 osyotl

ca .GoRgrs&a tiRpal1 1rI ro1ar
Y RexoRaaphs M % Bimhealalsei Paston4
y 11s0n lGhufoh sehooio seasionsi 10
e 1an6eX BubioiB esNiee, of.iWorship
SernDa hsu1thes ortssub6sct, 8E1-
pecting the Impossible ,'Ypb1o0 lms9
b eo45nReb1icsssiane citing 81 offs the
AZ Young Peopfe s dS0cietgS ID lAddrsssaby
the pastos sit rot 5stosis sysw q
D Friday a:38gi5Phe sWoman'sE Miss,
sions1ys SecistyN meesslwbtM Mrs. UWils
thet Mission ;Gircle lat the,
Red sGrSss enoHnsz1M .nsI1s1oH sniE
q 0mD ctbbeB 6thlpublimservineiwill
be fIs3d oasntaiS0 and ehnrchtlsehool,
at -t2B0snsIT I'm ..tgsb smoh j., lna
L.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-09-19
The tsts ,sss twaC511Ahgsan in

.rs Tns ~ e 5eo tCra & " Ssi een I@
1917 to fa1S35 tandia jBhbt etzB, o68Sbo
basahSsdS}sa# RspsSaaSt;, yer eJsg
izsSw 1wt .snq ,nt anibnsqs fo1tI
I lAsuA4asae Y9s67f red L5TRgse 2Im i'i~
.. aee sRBRRsf $ issH 5Hs y rs,
sa{alaBfs deea eggs has ffRegFYby8sbfi9Rts .
toes, 'gf1cede fomat s. 'ea6rp1 bread aha
sliced peaches. Asmon 'vItosqes1 .fen;
tt1qeeamea Iafttt9!bj3eFs nhAeeaa p H9ad ap5ta,
to@b 5dSeu&abbeeFa EaftfsseabBaFe ,lgalabd H.
H5S zssppha thhE III th775hcdtKggs, .9s.t BFtn
, ng tia sdfIH ES s5 siRz 1873 a5as BsEa
sFSr gfeensEaMsp lsdtE, tis5qtdp 1889,
beet tops, radish tips, SWISS 3Ssahard 9$phd
| kgie; stdfe6 aRd, baRe t6hhions;l 4tu-
cGdfnhfBteAfs, tbfndaaf6es, peppers lind gase
Dlant
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-09-19

For sale-My4 property ON East Main /"
I iStfeetnH9 room house witch lallirfi-
pf5veneTfes ALSO separates Byffldfngl1
lot adjoining. J. H. lansing. osHe
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-09-19

!! J1H 4Q1
q tG sgss.sIsgsloa'g .D ~ l''"'
Lieutenant Governor-Clifford
E. Wilson Of Bridgeport: 49,
Secretary-rFrederick,nL. Berry.
ofisAew Haven. lw&,i 9niru Jrif
niTreasurer+,GuHarold Gilpatries,
of Putnam. sli,tI 10 isr :sn.ri :
sCDmptSoller~--MosriSid CsgrWab-i
steyeoef sHapwintoasw isapuod s'sb
1Attarnsy3oaGe nepalzfF Frank e.,
Healey pfIWindsor Aoeksspr41 are
iFirstsiw observation-disclosures ,IrAg
Quigle& New Britainir1so bna of
tsiRep9ssensstivessip GepgSsss "a
Second Observation-Disclosures sRa!
Fgeenaau New AoAdonw sbi-o ,r'l
gThiTd VI istrictr-dohn QsnTibon,i
New HayenI td oaysig ssw ioI
oEeasth oDistriet-Sphuylar Men
rift, Stam&srdsf4 iut.jussd guan 4
Fifth Dastgie+t- James Re GlynnN
WhsteG 5ns 4IuoIs1sW 70 % 81,
| LIZ - Il
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-09-19
wash1faAgafaoSs fF1iasaa Ftfduetkss:: Az

washf III IL Sf ffaa Etiquette: Az
The United States flag always is
hotaeR oyer tho issnfts or Asase saf
representatives when in session. The
flag. floats from the .fagstaff Of the
WHY F9useaSle TN pRssdent jzsl>
Washington, ana its ABSENCE indicates
the absence Of the president freHa-tha
capital, IT, is displayed over the depart
ment buildings 'fn'washfngtof from 8
seaeek sssa tez4 30 n=ms=sxsEssMeek
day.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-09-19
ORIGIN Of Honeynoon--

Origin OF Honeymoon.
D To- hA 4cIenfs 5AoneSnRaplwds ~
luxurious beverage prepared with the
.sirupY secretion of the bee. It was
1.-THE aastC1G &4o dEhifSSdfClkds dGhte6
honey for. 30 days. or a moons age,
thaHsfhiisaaM ooh3 wtnausnnaes'
tonic origin.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-09-19
zsII!'f .wIp3u. .lat. y8ulg " .nu,ugG
Cent-a-Word Advertisements


For'saleunMy property on East Main
Street, 8 room house with modern u
Improvements Also separate build
ing lot adj6inifig. ) J.sHc lansing. i''
( agHN DtDTFlgtg NJ slVtt,t y "A g.elI
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-09-19

'Fofi ssds Hyessovs i'm COCA Shape :
1aHdshhe heater.l sB. oer'G. KimbalI. "a
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-09-19

eR&Vlce WouR1 t4ke. AZ
N~Ehen Thare 1sA. Thea RTav asBeII.
Another favorite subject, mechan-
IacallK Rnsoppda fg the "relay SHE'LL" a
E-sffeh AacsAg As-aSsmall gun discharged
in mid-air and expelling a small in
ner she1, sfhe object. BehEIto obtain
an Increased range. ThS&act T. that
shell in flight does not point direct
ny along IT'S trajectory; but mukes an
mase4atn5 angk with 1t, so that &C
kc}rrcYs Of raiw sWQplA be impossible.
IN the group Of Inventions coming
sthd IL - he fffs ~ aar Sfshotive power the
maj3orfftty are--ef Ae-se4eRbelaacing
Wheel ,-ype which dates from the
ltbhxseath S7ntrrg: SPower is to be OBJ
tanned from other schemes Of people
lNa1kngsstnrdB osaHgiogR ans'Fown
STAIRS ps aasySsee99gsr lifts are to be used
Pas p0wet Hammers, and power is to be
YeDsfHted from the flow of rain water
from the rooms of houses.
Suggestions are also frequently re-
eeiHed --ia-eonnectian With-calored
1 sesyehAghts. The most remarkable
proposition of I'LL in connection with
seareh4igifttss Is perhaps that Of a -.sblack
sss9aithE 81 Sb5B att may ms"n' for
--Many--fhTeHtefs -afe-abselately i'm
/ pfFi9qs IA aFNmept5 or explanation
I and are Always dissatisfied with the
treatrentt- -reeei~e.--4a-t4is re-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with
a foreigner who submitted an engine
which would not work, and concluded
FthS dasksa6mdkhce with thanks and
the admission that he was "completely
cured" of the idea.
4AytBa4 10 rtSsau2
Boy, Page Mr.. Hoover.
Martins Ferry, 0.-HurU-y case for
Hoover FonlewFtipg p wedding bete 24o
spring chickens were consumed by the
F4fpSfss ==Ss==:s=S==S>=.=>--ss1.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-09-19
fss~eAksApms Always coudsmnsd.i

NHWeAkapn6 Af>tNvaka 63oudemnedss
New weapons have always Irouse<,
theoIfre Observation-Disclosures soldier.
tust as1iBersnanyfs artftpoduotton9s of
deHafy ~eap otsnhas sssys
the BosttaRiRostgR characterization OBI
brthzes steafheAds. nust, tIade scandaio
ized some Notwithstanding wapriorpi
and King ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tfneI
useI6f the eatAPastlas thsdgrahe tof.trife
brayery.ssw amt r1udToJGW II abnalT
BaSarp eensicersdIthat uottfhe MAIN
shstid ds6iasfireaxsn, mdhsren) Mare
shall SAKE did notoxitog&her apprupe,;
OF IL, and-thought eld-fashioned .
style of mantapFU 4gSHpg superior.
But in the long run 1t Is the man
that lRtnsr NO, rh his feeponno Baurepee
OliRhaR5wthS great traveller, said th4tr
in Fffysure aFsntthe5 si9ft wauldp YtRt,
which, shoTad the Rqpstl dftsrnf44IhBp tllpoB
to get to grips With tAesf HpemHy,lsft ,Iiri
TO IoItT0d . 7naQg TTodsO 81 )
~suO 10 retlR Efheh,.Isfv lesw isE
President woodrow llffssa}pg is Ite re-,
ceIye 70 PhfttXedco&Spt ts,liIrRAn
peopie' mn 6thg1 eVy % I'm Stiff I'm
ObssTve5, In sopsBhat between HmEse-
masiaad Jahn RichiRgF4ah SG8feeB6f is rt8Rs.l
traBslsted into Effnfh. J If mYeakesI fval
rstha5I darEew v9lnFHpsS in rttlR8A English;
language, ard # VII fftllft 1873 qmany ipS
Franeh,ssThsEff VIII Ibss Iap an tAffodnGttsn
bywA. Es~sdle, dRsoutEafHm whefst LIS 3 95sfr
tqrian,oA hbilpseelpheS1Ppd, a. imembeF,
or the FTencn academy. 9ldUo7.
-y4e4t1aH 20 ,iAn7sYIi2 lnIIeitG0
N 'svisAiWlllRa 488"2ss ,"i :hst nv, sa~
MAJ! g AZ yi HBss sSsSs
f5g9 BIS I REaF .if sFe ,E zGGd SsAfiH tg
NR4 thigyjm are g' Re@ VT q! egSaGsgR,as
piled the fair maid, IT Simply idotee on
them" -
"But the oneF1Jasesag to tell you,
Miss Willing, is-nut- new" said the
young man. isEe%s;-fqAf4M say, Miss
w7AlSg AnsT, CEakkalyhet6 sda Old sstory,
bSfInsD z1R JnB rM 20 ,moh snj ia
EIssyN. never 'aahR'Gesrgs" sAeeinterI
rapt9d. - 'TEssHsn itsfs a. eifBstsAt, Iemi
sufbI ne@efs heard Al. ,oG6 acn. pleAsedsl
-lFF6rB1tI II mi o JgInd IL l9IosD
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-09-19
Bg VII llkEgly P':.BIe :: e: !: E !: +,
,n,D.s,RESERVE 0E.F00D
~n1om ksbnD2 bsIb yJinunmoY ,d
Unitedto States MM,f,Suppiya a.
,ss,sstdcs t0SSsFssas cNl!i1@r , ,,is,
4aw Worlddoh Years. ,ns ibI9i'

MtfNH aoWheM Z

WITH" SogheM SFSBtfl fsaatttes ia to7aSR2i ,5
prr55aaebIngo, TIE bfltf6GRI bashel fnafK 1872
1918 and great 0saMtIIyT 1ffcfeased Acreage Tx
ali 9eereai}sp, RfaaReAi3ea has rfRthed WHAT what
may p4f&apsE be- Its high water 3HiafR1
agtAfcAafdHfH datihg ,tRgI Var 'afd hwilft
be- inia p8sff8n to stb6SrRe ' up &or'e4gaeiftRVe
against the time when many men sttii
Ieng8ged III faarrffifXg hay hay be caJeR Into
the, army and other WI VIII 'wor}k.d nshls
fhp iItfbJortaHee of tfiis RESERVE WAS
(fnfiteaateed BY 9abfe Recently reeafaed1
fr6fhho tie BrfttitstAf fnikfstry OF iftoods asR1
ing THAT: tAm6ef1ta continue TO seffd am
the FOOD that en- ODE g4eeRd sflfftbbfffhfg'
spat9,o fBp Jbuild }Htbfsafqlike sqesetRls ftp
IBfHafn against pfgo ssfbFe i9hri nyea tta rs
.oaHkyJTD 3sw Dhw DIBlIrd1 GTM 0ns Z
'w4tnsIyf1shtfemtftiauN ~ ihdB6ssibFei-
for theugffffS dissstes seE fasssh1nt lie sfHa9i
ofq[ gosh t4Sp; fS go lba}ex III ahgIIRAy
toat5feza1dte hRbiesrSly eating ffhd tstpseoi
Ing. !oohos nsn
,noTt RHyffho dsw>WEsat ueroplsIlliW
! A total wheatIsRierrdia OF ssf SoGH6B-
bugR9is issK}dfea III 1.-THE fe4S99hHRe he
,aff9h99n1f lsHn :agrfeffhthtffr an fdtiig III"
base4 7aHf1 t}6ihHditf55RRs9 ufis ofis TheRian
Ter wheat estimate is 5S7, OOQ666 busRy,
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CENTER tft6drieeeast4:in The sbf1Hg WHEAT:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-31
Vice President Makes Appeal.

Vice President Marshall. in letter
to Senator Gerry of Rhode Island, has
added his appeal to that of the Presi-
dent 10 the voters of the country to
elect Il democratic Congress.
After complimenting Senator Gerry
for his activities as chairman of the
democratic senatorial committee in
seeking the election of democrats to
the Senate, the vice President said:
TT goes without saying that. as one
who was honored by the American
people in being the running mate of
woodrow Wilson, I have no other de-
sire than to see his wishes complied
with by the people of America"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-31


by superintendent Of Schools Ernest
L. Thurston. The order applies as
well to teachers haFng heavy colds.
Such exclusion will 'be made manda-
tory. and will cont que until the .pup:1
or teacher is fully recovered and does
not show any sy nptom.- OF the dis
ease.
supt. Thurston is much copceyned
over the present shortage Of janitors
in the public school, system. He said
today there are two large schools. the
Webster and Grant, without engin-
GERS, who are necessary to keep the
schools heated and many schools are
without jaat0rs. The superintendent
said there arefand will continue to be
many opportunities open for compe-
tent men in the engineer and JAM
torial forces in The public schools.
Pay checks for all employees of the
public schools Tor the month of Octo-
Der will be disburSed at the offices Or
the schools -.day afternoon at i
O'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-31
THE EVENING. STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81 1918

modify specialists. customs experts,
shipping advisers. and so forth; with
out them the authority and helpful
ness of your Department of Com
merce fails completely. Men of such
grades receiving decent salaries of
three to six. thousand dollars are al
lowed to the regular government
commissions, and to some of the war
boards, whereas we are restricted to
salaries around eighteen hundred for
some of our best research men. AS a
result the bulk of our work falls upon
overworked division administrators
who>1fre out and leave US.