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The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
A0IIEnncrrNTRIIS.

FTRsT RACT-Nsidsns: fyear-olds; claim
ing; Eve fEnlonss: Butterfly. lC: Precious
Jewel. Iu; skynan. 10: ssddlercck. -; TIP
pier. IL; swondermsn dmpl, I06; Unwiss
Child. lce; PluviadA, IU: UnbalS. no: AS,0risk.
IL; Let Hsder. IL; 'Dossridee. le4; LAcka.
wanna. lD; Top Rms. 10: Toddler. lc7: yeue'
tisD Boy 10: Dainty Lady. lG; Resist lH
MAZDA he; The Desert dmpl. ITO: -Stickler
10; Laneutation. IG; s~eepaet. lG; Elected
ii Cimp), lG.
SECOND RAcE-The Prospsct; 1yssr-u1d,
and up; handicap; aI and half hnlons: star
Ga1eS. N; Rhins Maiden. N; Hank o'D~s
lI5; Assume. 10; Bin McCsoy. O.; Arnold. lS
Everest. 10; Plckwick, IL; Artist urnnA. g
HOLSTER Gmpl, is: DR.. johnson, Ils; De
ciSive. %: waEsto1s. Us; Papp. Il; MiIkman
100; Cousin o'Mine. lN: Poocber. 10; EnhsdE
thnp.l. ia.
THIRD RACE-Four-year- -olds and ~; sen
ing; mile and FIVE sixteenths: Bar Of Fhoenix.
lCl: Littls Cottage. IOl; Barry Shannon. Ios
Conduit tinp). los: Great Dolly. 81; DeckmAts.
los: Little Nesrer na
FOURTH RAcE1The Red Cros; 3yearolds
handicap; mile and sixteenth: Jack Hart. D..
lOo; 'Mstinee Idol, roe; oreStes timp.l. lc2
Trophy. g; Kachmi-. III: Red SoK tinp.l, 9i
Nepherhan, IS: Papp II
claiming: mile. Blaseavzy. III; OCEAN Prince
llS: Sea Gull. Is; Anns j.. %; benevolent
(impl, no: Burlingame. ns: Malin. 10; Hesse,
ITO; Iron Cross II Cimp.1. lis; Last Spark. is
Starter. los; Wood Violet. 90: Wood Thrush
lOI; Corydon, los: J.. J. LnEs. IL: Hayden. Ile
Tie Pin, rs; Dan, lis: .speedstsr, Is; sunny Hi
GmpD, lel 'BilI Simmons. llS; Austral, los
'Nehrasaa. IO5: Fidelis. -; Mis- Krutsr. lo2
SIXTH RACE-Twoyear solds; conditions; fy,
furlonEs: Sea Pirate. Ils; Crystal Ford, us
The Boy, l06; Minurt lB: Mar Hollins rs
Mormon Elder. l0: Scrub Lady, los
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LATONIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RAeE-Purss, 500; fys1rcads; maid
ems: five furioasS; rr0bsn. lo9; Bob BAksr. 10;
Herbert Brown. 100; LIKELY. Ii; csntiliveT. III;
silvexy Light, IL; OerJnw dmpl. IL: War
Cap, u2: Madrid. ll2; ne Phnd. II: Ped-
Eurd. IL; Tom Young. IL Also shgibis:
IN; Pasoureau- IL; Goadea Floss, u; TSifcrd
ia
SECOND RACE-ClAiming; SU: Syear-oSds
and up: mile and sixteenth. EdA Hermann.
Toe: TEL Ne. IL; Bee Line l0; Quill. lN:
'Jurisdiction, iS; 'Ndio. los; Petit Bleu, 100;
Leona, III; Ardent nj; FSip Legend. ia
Also eligible; Dehrz- III: BLACK Frust. IA:
March Wind. y: Day DSan. IL: .DGhAhihh
II, 81; Kharemeneh. iOo-
THIRD RACE-Claiming; 500; s-yeAr-olds;
Sr, furlouE: Edna WRIGHT y; L1eEls
johnson. lG; George Auehleback, 10; 'Manl-
eurist, 10: oSbSTlO. los; .oren.D tnpl. ls;
Buncrana no; John Churchill llO; Moaarch.
UA Also eligible: Churchill DowuA 10:
Na6ge r.. 10; 'Prvaricate. q; Joe stAhr.
l0T: sFirst PuTlet. III; Eddie TrGnter. 100.
FoURTH RACE-AllOv1ncas, $50: Sysar,
ODDS; six furlonrs: Biscuit Tortosi. No; 'Modd-
100: Brig O. War Gmp.l. 10; Pass II, 100:
Don Dodge. N; W. W. HastinnI l6; Ozark
lG2: silk Lady, l0l: AmbuSosde. l6: Melr.
limp }. l1: Jsphet. l0
FIFTH RACB-Prs. N.mo: Syesrolds End
ID; one mile and seventy yards: John 0'Dy
dmp,I, lO5; McAdOO. ls: PrsciOU III; Dive,
sion. III.
SIXTH RACE-Clsiming; $50; $year-olds.
mile and seventy yards: -Beneactor. 81; 'Peer.
les One 100: 'AEtee. l0; W. p. Babny. Ia;
Angeline, lOs; sasanAmy. lob; JACK Hill, lbi
sswss Alyseun. 10; Jim Hefering. no: Quito,
no
SEVENTH RACE-Oaiming: $50; tyeAr-oldl
and up; nile and threeouGrters: -orucez. -,
sAIda, 100: Pit, l0; Diadi l0; SSurpAsinG.
ne: sE Rev. IG.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
FRED MITCHELL Is
AN IDEAL MANAGER

Chicago, July Aired MitchelI's
success as manager of the Cubs is due
TO several important reasons. He
treats his players fairly and squarely,
playing no favorites. He doesn't lose
his temper in the hour OF defeat He
believes in encourag ging his men when
they make mistakes. Mitchell has
been a close student of baseball ever
since he was a shaver. He knows how
to handle pitchers, which Is a valuable
asset He 10 aggressive and energetic.
yet Is not a rowdy. His players swear
by him. Michel now enjoys the conf
dence of the Chicago clubs stockhold-
ers, who at one time were inclined to
interfere with his plans. It was a
big day for the Cubs owners when
they signed this real miracle man.
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ALEXANDRIA
THE HERALD BUREAU,
T. Z. Knight q sou,
e2l -6a3 King Street.

Alexandria, Va, July l--At a pa-
triotic celebration held today under
the auspices of the Chamber of
Commerce from the balcony OF the
rooms of the Chamber OF Commerce.
Representative William venable. OF
Mississippi, delivered the address. He
spoke OF the conditions leading up to
the world war, which he said Ger
many had been preparing for forty
years.
Concluding his address, Repressnta-
tive Venable said: "The young men
OF America are just as truly fighting
for freedom as any OF the Crusaders.
II We at home give proper support,
some day they will come marching
home with victory perched on their
banners, and they will be the ones
who have driven to limbo the hearts
Of Prussianism."
Robert L. Payne, president OF the
Chamber OF Commerce, presided and
introduced the speakers. Gardner L..
Boothe. local chairman Of the four
miuute-men, read an address from
President Wilson. A cabiegram re-
ceived by the Virginia Shipbuilding
Corporation, Alexandria, signed
"Pershing," eongratulating the ship
yards Of this country on ths launch
ings today was read by Leo p. Har-
low. Music was furnished by q band
from Camp Humphreys.
At the conclusion Of the celebration,
many inspected the handsome new
quarters of the Chamber of Com
merce.
Representatives Cannon and Pad
gett. who were scheduled TO be pres
ent and make addresses, were unable
to attend.
A number OF newspaper men and
women from this section are planning
to attend the thirtieth annual session
Of the Virginia Press Association
which will be held In Roanoke. Va.
July Is and 10. An elaborate program
Of exercises have been planned for
the visiting journalists.
The Fourth OF July was quietly OBJ
served here Many from this city
attended the exercises this afternoon
at Mount Vernon, and heard President
Wilson speak. Hundreds went on out
ings and picnics. There was no dis
charge OF fireworks, although tonight
a number of persons have set pieces
and other pyrotechnlc displays at
their homes.
Frank w. Latham, superintendent
of the city gas works. is confined to
his residence on Duke street by illness
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Y. M. H. A. TEAM Is
BEATEN BY SOLDIERS

The Y. NJ. H. A. took a trip down
the river to Fort washington yes
terday and were given q setback by
the score of to I. Miller OF the
Fort Washington team. formerly OF
the Navy league was too much for
the visitors. Crafritz of the Y. NJ
H. A. played a stellar game at third
accepting eleven chances without an
error and getting three hits--a sin
gle, double and a triple.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
|DENHAM LANDS
ORIOLE RACES
Local Motorcycle King
Cleans Up on Baltimore
Driveway.

Baltimore. July l.-ExcIting mo-
torcycle races staged at Geutlemens
Driving Park, by about twenty-five
members Of the newly organized
Plpettown Motorcycle Club, consInt-
ing ~ the best known riders Of this
section attend the races and sew
eral OF their number carried of
some Of the honors. The first race
Of the day was a race for light
weights which was won very hand
lly by Joe Cooksey. closely follow
ed over the line by Speeder Torney,
who finished a close second. Then
the lady riders OF WASHINGTON gave
two-mile exhibition which was won
by Mrs Clark; Mrs. Armstead runn-
ing second and Miss Clark third.
The real riding commenced with
the third race. smile opeta in
which race was Gene waIkeA-,
champion Of the South. verriH OF
Los Angeles. Art Shaner Of Toledo,
and Willie Denham of Washington.
The race was won by VerrilI with
Denham running second and shaf-
fer third.
Then commenced the sIdecar race
which offered the read riding as
Happy Mears OF Baltimore, the
champion of the United States, was
closely followed by Denham and
then Dess in the above order.
The sidecar race caused some ar
gument which resulted in a smile
race for the championship being ar
ranged in which the greatest riding
ever witnessed was pulled on.
Torney riding in Denham's sidecar,
thrilled the crowd by hanging on
the extreme side OF the motor on
the bends and riding the curves so
fast that he soon distanced his
rival and won the race. The final
race was won by Denham with
Mears running second. Shafter was
third for the l0-mils open 70 all
Baltimore championship.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE
John A. and Julia Callahan, girl.
Edward and Mary Burton, girl
Edwin w. and Mary ]. Gilbert, girl.
Giovanni and Donata Brienza, boy.
Herbert L. and Lillian B. Smith, boy.
Leonard Y. and RosaIie T. Springmanr. girl
Harry J. and Geneoieye Rothenbuecher, girl
Laurance A. and Consnelo E. Sylvester. boy.
Frank a and Mary r. Middleton. boy.
James NJ. and Margaret v. Buekier. boy.
Guy NJ and Elizabeth Il. Smith, boy.
cOLORED.
Thos. A. and Cora z. Bryant, boy.
Peter +. and Cora ]. Colbert. girl.
VIM. Z. and Lille Washington, girl.
Arthur O and Selena Countee, girl.
James W. and Lottie Griffin. girl.
Daniel l. and Hortense Washington, boy.
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.

WHITE
Elena ColeIla, ; years. Casualty Hospital.
Louise Waters, g, Columbia Hospital.
Cornelia Walter. 81 Foot Of IT St, Potomac
Park
Maria L. de Domer. q, s5l iih st. nv.
Catherine Agnes Farrell l month. Casualty
Hospital.
J Anna vietoi. Hoaser. IL. ia7 Vermont ave.
NV.
B.rbsra 8. Heunsch. "a. ST Eizabsth's Hos
pitsl
Dudley Fowler, u. Emergency Hospital
Bertha Myrick. o. st. Elizabeths Hospital
Hospital
Draper Joseph Douglass. n. s6i Irving It. nv
Jane Lacy. go, *. Elizsbeth's Hospital
Moses Brpoks. lo17 ith q mn.
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There Wouldn't Be So Many Classified
Ads Printed if They Did Not Mean
Anything to YOUl

IF you have never given earnest attention to the
classified ads it certain that you have missed some
opportunities which were almost madeto-order for
YOU.
Why not determine to learn FOR YOURSELF what
the classified ads to youp
There two ways, One is to advertise in The
classified coumns-for whatever you may need The
other is to read AND ANSWER classified ads-to
investigate those that seem to offer something TO
YOU You'll be surprised to learn how many of these
little ads DO TALK BUSINESS TO YoU-how many
of them seem to point to opportunities for YOU
Some of your friends and acquantances are using
the classified columns regularly Some of them have
found profitable investments in real estate through
them; some have found good positions; some have
bought and sold used articles
You're living in city where people accomplish
things through the classified ads WHY DON'T YoU'
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City, 5; Newark, 3.
Newark. Z; Jersey City. Z
Rochester, 4: Syracuse, !.
Rochester. 2: Syracuse. s.
Toronto. 2: Buffalo. L
Toronto. q: Buffalo. 3.
Bingharnton. 4: Baltimore. Z
81 ghamton. s; Baltimore Z
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ROYALTY WATCHES
NAVY LAND GAME

LONDON. July 4.-Refore th.
King OF England and other royalty
and enthusiastic spectators the
baseball team representing thr
American Navy today defeated I'd
Army team by a score Of toI.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

NEWLY FURNIsHED ROOM WITH MEALS
for two ladies; private home; all modem i'm
pEOEements; no other boardas; use Of piano.
ETC.; located at Frsnkiin Pazk, Va; thirty
minutes ear nds from Treasury. Phone MrA
A. WADE WELLS. Rosan lek oan or
ETiteL iuS-Tt
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WANTED TO BUY.

WILL CALL IN MY UNLETTERED AUTO
mobile, dr o. suburban, and pay you hisbezt
priees for ladies. sentlenen's, eh1dren's dit
eardsd clothing. Of an descriptions. address
postal % phone. ] uin caE z RICE. Jssa fth
st ~. n tfH
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EDUCATIONAL.
BERLITZ
i n nnrv.A ~AA SCHOOL
LAVyV6yEN washingfop;
SIG 18th 81. n. w.
Terms may be begun At any time.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE BOARD or EDUCATION or THE
District Of Columbia. SUMNER and vAcA,
fIoN courses In the Publie schools Ein hegin
Monday, July I. ISIS SUMMER HIGH
SCHOOLS. daily froa saD a m. 10 D. m.
at the Mckinley Manual Training and ths Dun
bar High School. SUMMER NIGHT SCHOOLS,
from 7:0 to $50 p. m at the Business High
and the Mckinley Manuel Training Schools; at
the Armstrong High School. to 10 D. N.
Printing Oias at Central High School three
nights per week. Appb 10 Mr.. o w. Law
rance, Instructor. at Central High School,
SCHOOL FOR FORNGNERs, Thomson
School. lath and L stS nw- afternoon and
Principal, at Thomson School. GRAUa CHACH,
ING GLASSES AND FAIRGROUNDS. VIII b.
organiEsd In various sections of the city for
white and fog ooiored pupils. W. B. PArfER-
SON, Direetpr; ERNEST L THURsON. Sn-
perintendsnt of 6choolS ju2st
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BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE Dis
triet Of Columbia. me following Cooking
Schools will be opsnsd - CANNING CEN
fERs during The summer from .. N 10 D
m. every day except SATURDAY: II. ID. Ceoks
School. Wisconsin Avenue Manual Training
School. IMl K T. ma Canning csntas will
be conducted at The More School on Mondsys
Jefenen School On Tuesdays and Wednesdsysi
and Congress Heights On Thursdays and FIJI
daya Canning Centsrs fef the colored schools
viii Be conduetsd at the following schools:
Mondays. Garnet and Dunbar: Tuesdays, Mott
and BiTnsy; Wednesdays. Stevens and III
EleTenth st. ns.; ThnrsdayH Reno and Military
Road; Fridays. Randall and Dsanvood An who
wish 10 put up food products for future uss
may do 20 at the above places under the In
structioa of oompetsnt tsachers4 The products
and containers should b breusht by those in
terestsd. Cubs for boys and siris a. well a. for
adults Win b orsanised. Boys cooking classes
win also b formed. W. B. PATTERSON, Di-
rector; W. s. MONTGOMERY, Assistant Di-
rector; ERNEST L THuRsroN. supzinten-
dent Of Schools. tu2st
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

HELP WANTED-MALE. HELP WANTED-MALE
WANTED
ABlEBODlED MEN FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FIRE
DEPARTMENT. BETWEEN THE AGES Of n AND 81 YEARS
ADVANTAGES OF EMPLOYMENT.
Permanent Employment Two-Sht System.
Free Medical Attention Full Pay When Sick.
Free Street Car Rides Uniform 20 Days Fuough Each Year.
PENSION SYSTEM
Fireman when disabled receives pension of one-half salary
Fireman killed dies in service his widow child or children
receive pension.
For further information apply Municipal Building.
COMMISSIONERS OF D. C. WASHINGTON D. c.
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PERSONALS.

ALL NIGHT. GO HBr LIMIT. WE DO. AND
our cash niss is In your favor, We pay up
TO sl2 for . mans worn blue serge suit, and
generally sood prices for oyercoats. shoes etc.
and We buy, pay the 'tman's' and haul them
away. that's all. Kindly phone US. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND, 6l9 ID. ju5-It
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wREcKERS AND BUILDERS.

WE WRECK ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS.
A R. THOMPSON. LIT = st ss. wrecker
and Builder. ieietf
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AUTOMOBILES.
AUTO REPAIRS,

FOR s1LE-vIN TRUCK IN GOOD Run:
ming shape just overhalled. I'll Main 'saS7.
or ". Tr5 tuSst
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PROPOSALS.

Treasury DEPARTMENT.. SUPERVISING
~ Arcnitects oniee, washington, ID. C.. July 3.
1913. Sealed proposals viii be opened in this
once at p m, July "a. 1913. for supplying to
the various public buildin8 under the control
OF the Treasury Department hand, electric,
portable vacuum cleaners during the fiscal year
ending June % 1913, in accordance with the
specifications. copies Of which may be had at
this oniee in the discretion of the Supervising
Architect JAS. A. wETMoRE. Aetina sp-
peHisins Afehiesct tSs.4iof2I5,I7
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Do YOU NEED HELP? I: sss e e.: - 4 Z u Is;
FOR sALE-FURNITURE.

chhPir cAsH Furniture cREpff EDIT
HOPwoODs Popular Price Furni-
ture and Stove Store. sth q X sts.
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FOR SALE-GARAGES.

GET 4 GARAGE THAT WILL 0UTLIsT
any saraee In the market b Appearance. dura
bility, and pr5os. v. I. q. BIEN. lls 9 q
nv. Phone n. q8.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05

AMI SERVICE, ANH TINE. any PLACE
Autns q sny naks and ase repaired % rebuiit
fords axed while you wait Storage. ROE
ROT hACKEY. u 18th It - Lincoln -
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

BOY WANTED TO SERVE HERAL
route. Applg 30 sth .. mylt
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05

PANTRY wOMAN: $40 AND ALL
meals: also two dishwashers- Ap-
ply STEWARD. st. James Hotel
ju3-3t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-27
I.anlky American Finds
"0ay P'ree" Dead

For q moment after the lights
winked, there was silence al
most glum, then the ahrug of the
shoulders and the cheerful smile.
Checks were paid, wraps were
donned, and chatter was resumed
as we all filed out.
At $3.50 every dinner place In
town was empty--for gendarmes
stood ut the door to see that they
were empty!
Outside we met our friend, the
lanky American, and he was
grouped dejectedly with three of
the boys, wondering what next to
lido.
Hello" We hailed him, How
do you like Gay P'ree'?"
why, this IL the most respect
able town on earth!" he com
planned. We've just been up to
the Montmartre, and it's dead as
Ia doornail. guess the town isn't
what 1t used to be. It's the war.
YES" was the admission. 1.-THE
war hasn't stopped gay Paris. but
| It has stopped Gay P'ree,' II by
that you mean certain scandalous
places where the French never
CO."
They grinned sheepishly. and
shifted to the other foot.
"But tell me; You know New
York. don't your
The glummest of the quartet
did.
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hester Writes Of axs and Cakes and Cafes Of Cay Paris

wards. and the gay poilus on leave
sip their hot coffee under the drip
ping awnings. while the world
swarms by them on the pave.
We have not seen one French
person who moped. we have not
seen one French person who sat
dull and indifferent. and allowed
himself to contemplate In dread
and fear the awful tragedy which
assails civilization.
II is not merely that they feel
necessary to preserve the spirit OF
cheerfulness In order to approach
the task which still lies before
them, but because they are 80 con-
stituted ns to accept cheerfuily
their duty to themselves. to each
bother. and to sacred France.
SUCH SUBLIME COURAGE
CAN HAVE BUT ONE END;
VICTORY.
And when the war shall have
come and gone. and the great de-
sign of the Infinite shall have
been accomplished, whatever that
design may be which needs such
appalling means for its accomp-
Ilishments, Paris will be here, and
she will be unchanged; and she
will be gay, gay in the best sense
of that term-for Paris Is more
than a city, she is a spirit, and
the spirit is immortal!
Tomorrow: Two Air Raids.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-27

to this lesser devil removes the
threat of one far more terrible;
the vision Of the Hun possessing
France!
Death becomes as trivial as q
nurses tale of DOGGY man when
compared with the catastrophe OF
the Hun In France; for there has
never been time when every
thing which the Hun represented,
from his elevation of the body
above the soul to his table man
'ners, has not been dreadful to the
French mind.
For decades the entire purpose
and intent of the Hun has been to
build q human body which should
stride triumphant over the bodies
of the men OF all other nations;
and the Frenchman, who had done
HIS utmost to cultivate the finer
graces OF both body and mind. was
supposed to be especially effete, a
trifle to be swept aside with deri-
sion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-27
Gaiety of City Rests
In Spirit Of People

The police decided, and wisely,
that Paris, at this juncture, had
no use for purposeless frivolity.
The business of Paris, as the bust
ness OF France, Is war, and war,
and nothing but war; SO now there
is no place for overly ebbulent
Americans to 60 but home = to
their hotels. or pensions. or apart
ments, or wherever.
At II the theaters close, and all
song ceases, and the only place to
| get q supper and a drink Is where
you sleep; therefore, as far as
night carousing is concerned,
Paris is not gay.
Her true gaiety rest now, as IT
always has rested, in the spirit of
her people. They have looked into
the face Of Death. but the visage
of that grim monster, distorted
with bloodthirsty fury, has put nc
lfear in their eyes. since a sacrifice
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-27

Inc would not light It then but
saved It for after dinner, brought
sharply to mind that cigarets are
10 luxury In Paris.
For fully 20 minutes the con-
cierge. whom We came to know
very well rs Philippe. entertained
|us with droll stories OF how
"stingy" he was with himself. now
that he was putting every franc
into war loans, and We left him
with q feeling that the only thing
he considered was to make US COM
Portable and happy while In his
little room.
II was not until afterwards we
learned that Philippe has lost
three sons, one son-in-law. four
|nephews, and seven cousins in this
war! H#
We went down to the Louvre,
with many misgivings, to find II q
quaint jewelry shop we had known
of old was still in existence.
Still there. and the little old
jeweler, not much more shrunken
since the bygone days, recognized
us at once and came forward
with greeting,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-27
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Had Lost l6 Near
r relatives in War

Monsieur did not at all feel like
smoking at that moment, but, be-
ing further urged. saw the point
and brought out the cigaret box.
OF course the temporary host
was invited to have smoke, and
the pleasure with which he &C
cepted It, added to the fact that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-27
Courage Of Marine and
Verdun Means Victory

How magnificently the French
man disproved that ispoble esti-
mate. and established his manhood
for centuries to come, has been
shown at Verdun, on the Marine,
on a hundred battlefields, and is
shown now In Paris daily, where
there Is laughter on the boule-