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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-25
WANTADS e.; Ell


LOST AND FOUND.
LOST-Lost Sunday on East Monroe 81.
purse containing money. Name in
side. Bell 90 Reward 1852 -
L0ST-A cloth cap bearing cb4uaeur's
license No. 26iS Call Dell $50
4630-25
LoST-whits Eskimo dog since Monday.
ola s. Francis. 46O4- .
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.
------
wARTED-SuTsing by competent nurse
Home if79 1851
wANTED--wnl take IN washing at 1914
). Scott 81 4G11 .2g
SITUATION WANTED MALE.
WANTED-Positton al bookkeeper. best
Of references Gall Home 5s4s 4J73-25
MALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED Messenger boy. rs years old.
graph Co. iGs9-E
WANTED Car washer E Bennett
anu 20. foof--'
WANTED Night janitor az The Ellis
at 9nce- 4654-Lj
wANTED-Men to wheel ana carry coal
az 90 per ton. Steady employment.
sami g. LOntz 4 Sons 4G-4-f
wANTED-Men in clover buIIer ship
Department Blrdsell Mig Co 4642 -
WANTED Teamsters aud helpers Pur-
chasing Dept. Birdseil Mfg Co.
45's--'
WANTED Man to ruu shaping ma
chine. Apply Purchasing Dept. Bird
sen arg 20. 4ots-z6
WANTED - First-clIss painter and
paperhanger Guaranteed steady
work. Apply 3O7 S. Chaplin ST. Home
f'Oe--'
WANTED aIen aud boys over IG
Steady employment. Malleable Steel
Range Mfg. Go. fTOO-tf
wANTEL-Laborers Apply Kuehn-
JoTdOn Co. l71T SO. Main. Bell 800.
Home 1Jb4 4j49-tf
wANTED-Ciood man for ice cream
parking wagon Apply 80 5 Main.
H0liingsw0rth Turner 20 IGjs -
wANTED-Elevator boy Apply Econ
0my Dept 4524-u
WANTED-BOy over 10 years to learn
JeWclry business GO0d opportunity.
ner Michigan aud Jefferson 4JJ0-2J
wANTED-B Barber. Steady Job Coed
wages Elmcr Doddridge, 124 W,
Washington a.. 462S-27
wANTED-Married man 10 work on
farm, at once. Call 30 ;. Lafayette -.
44gj-u
D-Experieueed waiter. white.
GOad pay, room and board. Call Bell
(, 15s. south Bend Country club.
WANTED-C5OOd wooden Weavers prin-
Rally on % blankets r ard eiot6 urgently
iHtendent 2ls +. Lasalle Av. 4226-tf
WANTED-CoupIe Of married men. age
30 20 IS years. mechanically inclined
for bench aud simple machine work
Steady worA and good c1.@nce for ad-
v6ncement for men who are willing 70
learn. south Bend Lathe Works. 36OO-tf
wANTED-Factory laborers. Apply I7U2
n. FTanklin 81 McHenry MillhOuse
Mfg. Co 2o17-t
MIEM WAN 7TIED
HS. the b best PIiSs i SGqt9 Bend 50 20
MODERN SHOE STONE.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED-LauBdry woman. Also maid
for hospital Epworth Hospital
toso--'
wANTED-Tw girls for ice cream par
Tor, short hours good wages APP
Ply az the Diana. IL ". Washington
av 1901 ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SEWING
MACHINE OPERATORS On SHIRTS
AND UNDERWEA FORMER EM-
.PLOYEES PREFERRED. WILSON
BROS. SHIRT FACTORY. WEST SAM
PIE 4S79-Sl
GIRL wANTED-A position is open for
a bright. capable husiness-like girl In
q pleasant business. salary and COM
mission steady position. Apply Room
10 ToePp Bldg Home Phone SSH
46ip ~
NANTED--Young lady for our music
department Apply at once George
u raft Co and 10. store. itO6 ~
wANTED-Young women 70 operat t.
power machines Sewing on shirts and
undsrgesF. No previous experience
necessary Good pay while learning
Work light and clean Hours S % 8
Saturday : to 70 Wilson Bsts Shirt
Factory, West Sample. 4376 81
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DO YOU KNOW THAT.

STORM sash and storm N1ors made and
put up by US save COail Miller Sash
and Screen Factory. s16 Portage av.
Home phone 2032 II
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Booi,k keeper and tvpist
Splendid opportunity for advancement
Apply II. ID. Lee Mercantile Co, Old
Singer Plant 4614-2J
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LOST White Eskimo dog since Monday.
5i4 s. Francis 46O4- =
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5 Licensed aud Bonded 10 the stas
: u Indiana.
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USED AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE-Six-
cylinder touring car. series l.. Stude-
baker. in good condition, we'll equipped.
Inquire VIM Happ 24 Citizens Bank
Bldg Phone 1911 $3.50
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FOR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Three office rooms. fur
nislHd or unfurnished Telephone aud
light service. Cheap. Conservative Life
Bldg. Phone Home 5S66 Bell 500
4401 If
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-25
LOANS AND PLAIN NOTES.
EEsssiassssssstsssEsIsstlsss.,

Nc difference WHERE you have
, Ead a loan. Ok " Eat gOa saat tile
, MONEY IOr,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-25

TED-Afercantil stock and bust
ness worth about So, coo Box Lisa,
care News Times 45S4- q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-25

WANTED-TelephOne operator who Is
familiar with typewriter. Apply II
y, Lee Mercantile Co. old Singer
Plant 1872
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-25

FOR SALE-Librarv table buffet chif-
honer. Cheap II taken soon. 1.5 J.. W.
East 1907 -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-25

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Rlacksmit
shop with livery and hitch barn In
connection NJ Lazeville Could he con-
verted into a garage VIII sell STOCK
separately. Homer l.. Short. Culver. Ind.
Telephone 116 46S5-2g
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FOR SALE OR RENT-A new strictly
modern eight-rOOm house, ON corner
lot. both streets paved. has furnace. Two
bath rooms, hard wood hOOrs; bullt-ln
closets: gas and electricity: city water
and cisteTn; built-in laundry tubs
screens for all doors and windows, can
be used for rOoming house purposes or
arranged for two families; near 10
StudebakerS other factories and south
side business center. and in fine neigh
bOFhOOd. Inquire South Bend Realty
Co. Bell phone III, Home $3.50 HOST
Don't go in country ana buy a war gar
den when you can buy a lot 42X146 n
Leer's new modern home addition for
1928 with walks, water. gas and sewer.
ton Is 1 blk. from Lincoln school aad
10 near both south side and Miami car.
Six new modern homes IOr sale or Will
build 20 suit. At Office cor. Leer and
Dayton st, Sunday afternoon or tele-
phone for appointment. Del Leer. 1919
Lincoln way, T.. Home phone 1926 Bell
$3.50 3363-u.
FOR SALE-I3 acres with 4-room house,
acres Of alfalfa. / acre Of early po-
tatoes ( acres Of barley. acres Of
corn. The alfalfa is sown in the barley.
This tract lays 3l2 miles northeast OF
the Court House This small farm can
be bought right I might trade for small
city property Home phone 1856 4551-tf
---------- ---
FOR SALE-On Leer st. I block from
south side car line a room house
partly modern for 1880 A 6 room
house modern except furnace for s.
200, all St imp. paid. A cosy six room
house. water, gas and sewer for S1.15O.
Sl0O down and easy monthly payments.
Buy Of owner Del e. Leer. II. =. 1926;
Bell $3.50 1884 II
FOR SALE-646 acres black land. close
to South Bend level; good buildings;
silos: adapted 70 hemp, corn. oats, ON
ions etc Would consider some good
property in exchange Address r l.
r Mlliken. ga Farmers Trust Bldg
Home 2S3I. Bell 9l53 465l II
FOR SALE-qO acres we'll improved
near good market good s-room house /;
fne barn, 36XJ4 lays nearly level; good
rich clay gravelly loan near good school
and churches. Price. $1,000 cash ana bal
ance on easy terms. Will accept Liberty
bonds in payment for any part Of pur-
,hase price. Possession of buildings and
land not rented at once Balance sub
! Jet 20 tenants Nights earn Brothers
company. 224 Farmers Trust Bldg.
Phones Home SJlT, Bell 753. Res Bell
1898. 457s-t #
FOR SALE-An eight room partly mod
ern house. large lot, plenty Of fruit
anu flNNt To SfhNhl Hhu 'Htt'A =
blocks from Lincoln way l.. on Leer.
\ bargain AT - 500 Address A g. Sny-
der. IT33 Leer. 46T2 20
FOR SAL &c room modern home. near
IL new on Sherman ave. near Portage
ave, l good lot $500; Z room modern
home. Dayton ST close To Michigan st.
car line aud school. $500; room cot
tJge on Harrison. ave. close 10 Portage
ave win sell on payments $4,000. .
room house water and gas, So. Carroll
st. $500.
W X MHENRY.
22O Farmers Trust Bldg
II = 5T33 Bell 90
4515-tf
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

PIANO FOR SALE
PLANO IN FIRST
GLASS CONDITION, FUMEg
OAK CABINET, LOOKS luke
NEW-GGST $3.50, GAN BE
BOUGHT FOR $3.50. GALL
MR. STEPaENS1N, BELL
2G0O H0ME 1851.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-25
KODAK SUPPLIES.

THE AMERICAN DRUG co. 1S3 \.
Main st, Is now handling a complete
supply Of kodaks and Kodak Supplies
II every description We Will sell you
anything IN the picture taking line and
also develop your films quick Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-25

WANTED-Young women % opera r.
power machines Sewing on shirts and
uudeFVesf No previous experience
necessary Good pay while learning
Work light and clean Hours S 90 8
Saturday : to 10 Wilson Bsts shirt
FaetOTY West Sample. f3T6-31
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FOR SALE-Twln motorcycle. in first.
class condition. A bargain IL Il ken
IL once Call at III ;. Walnut st
1875 %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-25

- PAY Up ALL YOUR DEBTS.
~ We VIII end you any sun ~
- money up o. SJJJOJ 4uU give you
- any 4eugJE Oh Lue up o. 20 months
~ 90 p4y as DaCh and charge 700
~ only L0r TIE time yOu Use tAe
- money. 80 fees. 40 nues. Legal
- rates.
- AZ you have furniture. piano. 81
~ horses aLu haE Jns, Ca4- AID =ec ~
- 4u4 Ja4h .ue matter over. SIlLDtly
- COul4euLlaI.
- PRONIDENT LOAN Co.
- Cor Wayne and AlcAlg4n Sta
- cover 80 Cl1LuleasJ.
- Licensed and Bonded 10 the Stas
- u Indiana.
- Home Phone Bel rLoue
- UUt0 l5J5
..
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FOR SALE Five passenger Overland.
electric lights and starter Good CON
dition. Bel phone $40 Call after 8
p. ID. 4599-26
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Autos. MOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-A f0ur-pa ssanger cbummy
son -. 1913 =
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wANTED-Pasture for 80 sheep. Har-
vey Leach. H. Phone 6412 B. Phone
1879 PATTI
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Two colts.
Home phone 1853 i706-3l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-25

WANTED-Young lady for our music
department Apply 40 once George
h raft Co. and 10, store. iGO62J
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POULTRY.
HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE-One 3Ja Studebaker wagon,
good as new. dump box with extra ton.
329 South Lafayette. 4ZlO-tf
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paper to clean. Home
5461. Bell 1913 4j75-2S
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

GIRL WANTED-A position Is open for
bright capable husmess-like girl In
a pleasant business salary and COM
mission steady position Apply Room
10 ToePp Bldg. Home Phone ssh
46Si-2j
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coLoeE, John. cappen de M.rci, Prov.

CoLoGE, John. cappell de March, Prov
co AsEitsi WE Fenton, New York. n. z.
| CRAWFORD, William T.. Philadelphia, Pa.
GRoET AIe1.ndss NJ H kaDsss Mass No.
DEPIERRO, Frank, Chicago. IL.
DE yoNEY. John. cupertino: Cal.
DIAL. Arson. Martha. w. Va.
DIXON, John, Blakely, Pa.
| DONOVAN. Walter ", Brooklyn. N. Y.
DULk0, John. Cleveland. Ohio.
DuGAN; John H.. Mount Carmel Iaei. Pa a..
| DURHAM, william D., Louisville, Ark.
EAsTON, Thomas H.. Philadelphia, Pa.
EGKEKT Le Rds c. I sneas'sn "a
| ENGELSON, Irwin B.. Buffalo Center. Iowa.
| ENOS. John. Provincetown. Mass.
BRISMAN; Robert c.. Philadeiphia; "a;
| FAHEY, Melvin J.. Independence. Kan.
| FAULTS, Bert, Wilmington. Del.
| FAUST. Adam J., Lykens, Pa.
| FIERING, Benjamin, New York. N. Y.
FITZPATRICK, Matthew j.. philadelphia, Pa.
FLAN NfyIGA Alphonsus E.. Jerm n.y. Pa.
| FERGUSON, James r., Arcata. Cal.
! FIKE, Russell c., Uniontown, Pa.
! FOX, Thomas. Philadelphia, Pa.
| FuHRMAN. Sam, Brooklyn. N. y.
| GARDNER. Floyd, Russelville, Ark.
GIoRDANo, Kenosha. Wis.
Go oI FsTnix George. sRringdeld, Ohio .:s
GRAHAM. John L., Dubach, La.
GRAY, Thomas H., Oswego, N. 7.
| GREENER, James. Philadelphia. Pa.
HADLEY. Joseph D.. Newell, Ala.
! HANCOCK, Reuben b.. Roosevelt, Utah.
! HARDING, James. Philadelphia, Pa.
] HARRIS, David P, Little Rock, Ark.
HARRIS. Earnest c., Carolsen, N. c.
HENG, Arthur. Radcliffe, Iowa.
! HENNENHOEFER, Paul. st. Louis, Mo.
| HIATT, Harold o., Dacoma, Okla:
HOEHN. Charles l., Rockwell City, Iowa.
HOFFSTATTER, John W., Cleveland, Ohio.
HOGAN. James F., Philadelphia, Pa.
HOLLANDER, Sam, Brooklyn, n. Y.
HOOD. John. Ashland Ky.
HOPSON. LIMA B., Boone Terre. Me.
HUGGINS, Clifton, Labeile, Fla.
INBODY. James R., kirksvifle, Mo.
JACKSON, Roy c., Pittsburg. Kan.
! JENSEN, Andy P, Oakland Cal
JOHNSON, Dewey L., Elberton, Ca
JOSS, John NJ, New Haven, Conn
JOYCE. Thomas j., Dorchester, Mass.
kAPACIUS, Ignatius s.. Chicago, Ill.
! kAPLAN. Joseph, Hartford. Conn.
KELLY, Frank A, Baltimore Nd.
/ KELLY, Heber L., Idaho Falls. Idaho.
! KENT, Walter F.. Philadelphia, Pa,
KING, Eddie, Waco, Tex.
kITE. Arlington j., Elkton, Md.
k1TTRELL, Homer, Middleton Tenn
KLUk, Jan. Chicago. ILL.,
! KRONER, Leon, Sinking Spring. Pa.
kONACh, Stephen j., jr., Tomkins Cove
N. Y.
KKUEGER. 1sador. Union. N. J.
kUYKENALL, Alex, Lexington, Nv.
LAMKIE, Joseph p, Cambridge Mass.
| LAMMERT. Will J.. A1mena, wis.
LANGSTON, Taylor L.. Beeville Tex
LARSON, Louis, Alma Center Wis
LARSON, Martin E., Mcfarland Wis
LENBURG, Don F.. Hobart, Ind
L1CHTLE, 1sadore. Fostoria, Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-26
BED LIKE HEAVEN
TOPR|VATE QUINN
+
washington Boy Thought He
: Had Died When He AWoke
t in Hospital.

Z When Private Arthur T Quinn
youngest of four sons whom Mrs.
Anna Quinn. Fort Myer, Va, has sent
20 France. woke up in the hospital
Che morning after he was wounded
De was convinced he had died and
Zone to heaven.
= No. it was not the seriousness of
lis wound. or delirium, or anything
zke that. 1t was the feel of being
n clean bed and between the first
!sheets he had seen for seven months,
asnd the sight of a pretty French
Curse, who made it her first and fore-
Post job to bring him a square meal
. magazine, some cigarettes and a
y: z red rose.
SCAN you blame him?
zPrivate Quinn is only eighteen
Vars old. and just before he received
.rs hurt he had put in five or six of
lie busiest days of his life, he writes
tss mother To begin. with, he was
sick. and only recovered just in time
p board truck train with his unit
S,Id ride for two days and two nights.
sming on bareback and canned
-svillie" They rolled off the train,
sfiff and sore, to start in marching at
~sce. which they did for four days
rhd four nights without a regular
neal. munching bread. etc. as they
Laked along. They got where they
usere going on the fifth morning just
q time to go over the top wet. tired
and hungry, but eager and cheerful.
Sp hot was the action that Quinn s
Platoon soon was being led by a pri-
ISte: every officer had been put out.
= The next thing on the program was
=! severe wound in the hand. Then
4iInn walked back to where he
ctuld board truck; rode for twelve
h4urs sitting on the bottom of the
Z Hhicle: finally landed at an emer-
gfncy hospital, and was operated on
al 12:3O that night. He stayed there
Cfo days. then was transferred to an
American hospital. where he stayed
ito months and had another opera
{ 6n Finally he went to Tours,
Shere he was given light duty for
r,e rest of the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-26

W,LLINCER. Albert v, Greenshurs. Pa
Rs5ONE, Homer A.. Seaboard. y. &.
BOOTH. John Preston. Allen. $. e.
EUSSECK. Lorraine. La fontaino. Kan.
EtYLE. BERNARD A. Cumb"la. Pa
ri nee. Francis j. W. San Anselmo. Cal
tAPoNIGRI. Frank. Newark n: j.
s1iAMBLESS. William H.. oran' lex.
1ESLICKI. Waclaw. Erie. Pa.
CLARK. Samuel NJ, Lancaster. Pa:
nE CAIRNS. William. New York, n. Y.
HKEI.. Herman. Bristol. Conn.
REiGHT, Michael D., Rankin; Pa.
S STis S Miilsra NJ. tif ilsbero. Ore
GREEN. Ray r.. Globe. Ariz.
HAGERTh. MAYNARD FL Fl Corning n. y
HAKRIsoS. Clarence r.. sharpsburg, Pa.
ASriNGs Eddie e,o Gsn1srv Rlook Miss
.seHNs0S. Dayle F., Woodburn. >ore,
lr.EPINskI. stanley. East Tacoma, Wash.
'EASDGRAF. Louis f. Sheboygan. Wis.
rAESON. Lawrence f.. Spanish Fork, Utah.
LEiIWAID. Herman f.. Milwaukee. Wis.
LEWIS. Harry. Cincinnati. Ohio
LORINl; David a, WelIsville. N. Y.
L-TZ. Clarence W., Lancaster. Ohio
MARLOF. Robert L.. Sheridan Lake. Col.
MEADE George b.. WiIkes-Barre. Pa.
NAVE. Anil. Moline. Ill.
etNEILL. Patrick f., Great Falls, Mont
r1cARn: Vincent F.. Sorthbor1 Mass.
rha RE KEf, Wa W.. skidmore. Mo-
ss'HApE Chaurcey F.. Erie. Pa:
SCHAFFER George W.. Pittsfeld, Mass.
STRONG, Robert c., Jackson Miss.
SWANSON John, Great Falls. Mont.
VIXEN, Joseph A. Sacred Heart, Mimi.
WYNN Robert c.. Michigan City. Miss.
piED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
= CAUSES.
CAPTAIN:
SHUPE Henry p. Cleveland Ohio.
LIECTENANTS:
1IiOMPSON Henry c.. Winchester. Ky.
GADW ALLADER. Charles F., oxford, Neb.
= SERGEANTS:
T:EHRlNG, Clarence D.. Campbell. Mo.
Rose John A.. Concord Mass.
CORPORAL:
EINk Fred D.. White Haven. Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-26

than 1,200-were tho guests yesterday
at a real Christmas party held on
board the monster American steam
ship Leviathan.
The hosts of the occasion were the
fifteen hundred or more sailors who
make up the operating personnel OF
the ship. The expense was borne by
them, and it was all planned and ar
ranged for during the liners recent
voyage home with $500 American SOL
diers and sailors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-26
Prof. W. A. Hervey Dies Suddenly

PRINCETON, N. j., December 26.-
William Addison Hervey, professor of
German at Columbia University, died
on the platform at Princeton juno
ton. while waiting for train last
night. He had been spending the day
visiting in Princeton and left town
apparently in good health. He was
about fifty years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-26
SAILORS HOST TO "K1DDEs."
Leviathan's Crew Keeps "0pen
House" Aboard Craft at Hoboken.

NEW YORK, December 26.-Or-
phaned children of New York city and
Hoboken, little folks at whose homes
financial circumstances made Christ
mas a slim affair. and "newsies" from
the Hoboken streets and New Jersey
rminals-numbering in all more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-26
For Saturday NIGHTS

- Jim takes his vacation by staying
way from the office Stature .'ys.
And what a glorious time he does
have! He's on the golf links at
ssrly peep of dawn, and, though I'm
sure he eats plenty Of lunch at that
nineteenth hole he's always talking
al out, he's always starved to death
when he gets home. So Saturday
nights dinner is always that SUBJ
stantial affair that a hungry man
ne eds.
If gave him all he says he wants,
v d have to live .s on brYd and nd, water e;
ne,er hungry when that meal is over
and the way l do it is to flavor
ii ngs with that miracle-worker-
a SAUCE. It's wonderful the way
you can stretch things with that
Sauce.
For instance. last Saturday, had
Seked veal loaf. took some left
Oer veal and one quarter of a
pound of salt pork, and put them
through the meat chopper. l added
pepper, salt, q cup of dried bread
cflsnbs, half q cup of boiling water,
half a cup of milk, and last, but not
IeaAt, q tablespoonful of Brands Al
SAUCE. mixed it all together,
pressed it into . deep pan, added q
Ha4poonfuI of grated onion, covered
witk paper and baked it slowly for
3os hours.
-Ybu've no idea how much cheaper
thaf was than any roast could have
Akek-and how much better. That
n SAUCE is certainly wonderful
xnd3 best Of all Jim thinks SO, too.
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THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER g. 1913.
Harry NJ, Trenton, N. J.

y sesAISsi A sail, s Salem. n n ~
WAGNER. Charles Fred. Ramey; Pa.
WILLIAMS, orviiie. Ada. ohio.
WILSON Wilson Robert, Linden; Tex; -
OLFE, Barney, Ashland. Ore.
W0LFsoN. Benjamin. Woodbine. N
WOOD, George Stanley. Setauket. n. 7.
zUNIGA, Antonio B., San Antonio, Tex.
SICK IN HosPITAI-PREv1ousL REPORT
ED MISSING IN ACTION.
LIEUTENANT:
CoMRIE. William H.. Fargo. N. D.
PECK. Charles H. E.. Wilmington, Del
FODHAMS. Robert Mathew. Detroit, Mich.
SOLLENBERGER, Floyd Nye, Chambersburg
FOWLER, John j. Mrs.. F. n. 1anh.m, ss1
sth street northeast WaShinsten p: G.
HGsREs 5ehn So ott Hobart 1 oEia
MUMPER, David IT.. York, Pa
PARKER, John H., Morrow. Ohio.
BRICKER. orval A.. Grand Rapids. Mich.
BRINkLEY. Herbert. Suffolk, Va.
cAMAcoo, As sasee' New N;: HaSen. tonn .'
CARLSON. John c., Southington, Conn.
CARTWRIGHT, Charles E.. Warrington, W
1UK LEY Edward J.. New York. \. 7.
pAPONTO, Amedee. New York, n. Y.
EATON, Lecrew, Bellaire. Ohio.
FH!e1 Leland James, S. seS 4arf, e. Gal
+ oRsMAN. Alfred b, Green River. Utah.
FRANCIS rR4i6ss; Irving, johnson City; n. Y.
HANEs kie SDsePn M, Dora. ArR aSS
HARDING, James F., Cottage Grove, Ore.
HIT John na, J.; New New York s n = NJ
| Greenwood
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PATRIOTISM MEANS
 HARD YORK; ;
New Jersey War Organization Ex- blaming to Women What They
 Can Do to Help the War

Patriotism is only 1 per cent cheering and waving flags; patriotism is 99 per cent hard work"
 This is the announcement with which the New Jersey division of the wcmens committee of the Council of National Defense introduces it's cir cular Are You Woman Slacker?"
 The war services outlined for wo- men include: Red Cross work; food conservation and production; patriotic education and Americanization of aliens; protection, both physical and moral of the thousands of women who must be pushed into new industries through the departure of the men for the war; child conservation, that the children shall not suffer by the up- heavals of war; efficiency in home service; the giving of money, of strength, and of devotion in ungrudg- ing spirit. This program will supple ment work being done by the Depart ment of Labor
 "The attitude of the woman with soldier spirit is, Stand al attention receive government, and obey" de- clares the circular Remember the war does not take any vacation"