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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS


r.. 6. schnmann, formerly Of the
Alexander department store at PEN
dlcfon, has arrived In Baker and has
accepted a position in the shoe de-
partment OF Wen & Company. Mrs.
Schumann and their five children viii
arrive in a few days--Baker Demo-
crat
Guests at Bingham Springs during
the week were Mrs. A. NJ. Jensensand
children; Mrs Bruce Whitney and
daughter Betty; Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
dudley and children. of Helix; l. G.
Nicholson and F. c. Cooley of Walla
Waila; Mrs. Homer Watts. Mrs. ". s.
Ferguson and Miss Ruth Rothrock,
OF Athena; Miss Elsie Fitzmanrice of
Pendleton: ]. Z. Johnson of Hepp-
ners E. L. Geist Of Pendleton; Mrs.
IL. Morrison OF Pendleton: Roy Rood
of Athena; Mr, and Mrs. E. A Duc-
ley; Miss Deborah Morse and Miss
Estella PersAan of Davenport; Miss
Margaret Hahn Of Lewiston; Chester
Kirkpatrick: Roy Hobby of spokane;
Z. Stroble and family of Pendieton;
Mrs. g. w. Gertrom of Pendieton;
Mrs. NJ. f. Houghton of Los Angeles:
Larence Thorpe of Athena; Mr.. ana
Mrs. +. @. jackson and Miss Erma
Morse OF walla Walla; Miss vcva
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Colesworthy,
Miss Margaret Colesworthy, Miss Pau
line Rice and Joe ssolesworthy Of
Pendleton; Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Maxim,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Huff, Miss Eliza
beth McI3room. Miss Mary Crabtree
ana NJ. NJ. Griggs, of PendIeton; Mr.. 4
and Mrs. George b. Carmichael OF
Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs. charles E. Gray OF /
Portland, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. /
Percy of Seattle, were Pendleton vis-
itors for a few hours yesterday while
en- route back to Portland after a /
motor trip through Seattle and Spa-
kane. MIR. Gray and Mr.. Percy are
OF the firm of Gray. Mclean and
Percy, with branches over the north-
west, the former being a brother Of
Mrs George Hartman. at whose home i
they were entertained.
Miss Jane Kavanaugll. assisted by
her father and mother. pr. and Mrs.
H. j. Kavanaugh, was a charming
little dinner hostess yesterday when
Miss Catherine Kavanaugh. Mr.. and
AA-A- = -. SlEAtAAA anu MISS AAcdAFt SS~
rard were her guests in celebration of !
her sixth birthday anniversary. Pink !
peturnia blossoms centeTed the pref
~ table and when the birthday cake
appeared it was surmounted by six I
pink and cleaning candles
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Trombley and
little daughter Jane left yesterday for
Portland
Mrs Lou Wallace of Portland is
expected today at Binsham Springs
to visit her mother, Mrs. Hoch.
Mr. and AIRS. F. n. Lockwood and
OF walla wana are guests L
at Bingham.
Mrs. Jerry King and daughter.
Margaret of TOppenish, are being d
welcomed as guests Of friends in Pen
ileton where they formerly made :,
heir home. They plan also 10 visit
IN Salem before returning TO Toppen-
sh. =
Mrs H. ]. Kavanangh, accompanied
BY Misses Jane and Catherine Kavan
lugh. will leave tomorrow for visit t
he guests Of relatives and friends
n Portland where they are to be p,
or the next month possibly including
seaside in their, trip.
Mrs. Stewart J. Moore F6Kathleen7
Turnlshl is passing the month Of IN
august with her mother. Mrs. W. J.
Furnish. of Portland Heights. Little he
Virginia Moore is with her mother
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05
s.peciaI NIeeting Tonight.

The regular meeting of the school
board will be held this evening. Reg
ular routine business will be attend
ed to. ~.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05
FIFTY WOMEN WATCH
JEI1BY MINUS SUGAR

tcontInued from page l.l !
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

Mrs. Stewart ]. Moore '(KathIeen-
Furnishl is passing the month Of
August with her mother. Mrs. w. J.
Furnish. of Portland Heights. Little
Virginia Moore is with her mother
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

II. 9. Schnmann, formerly of the
Alexander department store at PEN
dlcton, has arrived In Baker and has
accepted a position in the shoe de-
partment OF Wen 4 Company. Mrs.
schumann and their five children viii
arrive in q few days.--Baker Demo-
crat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

and sharing in the cordial welcome
bestowed upon the visitor. Portland
Oregonian.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

Mrs. H. ]. Kavanangh, accompanied
BY Misses Jane and Catherine Kavan-
Rugh. viii leave tomorrow for visit
the guests Of relatives and friends
IN Portland where they are to be
for the next month, possibly including
Seaside In their, trip.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

Mrs Jerry King and daughter.
Margaret Of Toppenish, are being
welcomed as guests Of friends in Pen
dleton where they formerly made
their home. They plan also 10 visit
in Salem before returning 70 Toppen-
ish.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Horne, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Price and Mrs. v Parlett
returned last night from a motor trip
to Spokane. The party has been
away about a week.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-09-06
e. "61N7aEy ANaaSTF
While Heads Are Barred.

went the post that day. that your last letter to
those proud parents you left back home contained
message not alone for them, but, simple and sincere,
for all your countrymen well.
It did, indeed, for you uncovered the heart of all
America when you wrote "ItDant to say in closing,
if anything happens to me let's haze mourning
in spirit dress, for like Liberty Bond, It IS
Investment, not loss, yhen dies for his
country.
The Fourth Liberty Loan is now announced.
Do you think, Lieutenant Ely, that we shall
forget your admonition-or that shall not
proudly subscribe for all we possibly can of your
countrys Liberty Bonds, which you SO nobly gorfed?
$ Indeed, do no less, for it seems to us
that each subscription blank bear your parting
Standardization like Liberty Bond, it is invest
ment, not loss, when man dies for his country"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-09-06

acknowledge the service you have rendered.
- To your country and ours, you gave all
you had to give, life, young and buoyant, offered
when you had but just arrived at es fullest under
standing-and more than this can give.
I But in the giving sir, you gave well the out
pour of your stout young heart-that all of to
whom you pass along the touch might offer prayer,
and carry in better understanding Of that
ennobled for which no sacrifice shall be in vain
Some of far behind the fighting lines Of
France today. For circumstance has made two
battle lines, and there be therefore those gone
to fight, and others kept behind carry home.
But you say, both lines bring chance for
deeds well done, and great investments too.
Little did you know, Lieutenant Ely, when you
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-23
ZfTREJsf DIVADLA.


Dramaticky Sbor Ant. Dvo.
rak, sehraje zftraiisi nedele kra
snou a pdsobivou Stolbovu vese
lohru malom6stskeho zivota
Vodnf Druzstvo, iez Sc vzdy
nasemu divadla milovnemu ODE
censtvu tolik zamlouva. Hra
byla peclive nacvicena a Jest
proto temer ifsto. ze Osadni Sin
u P. Marie Lourdske pri pred
staveni bude nanln6na az do DO
sledniho mista. Zacatek stano-
ven Jest ma $50 odp. a lfstky
V pfedprodeii irsu k dostanf v
holicsk6m zavode p. K. Mezerv
ma Broadway a v obchoda D.
K. Bulana ma rohu Dolloff a
Hamm ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-23
fWSSI TWSSl
MA OSLAVU CESKOSLOVEN.
SKE REPUBLIKY.

Rad Czech {. Z, a rad Bozena
NemcOva, {. 16, c. A. J. poTada
dneSni soboty Soukromou "a
bavu Ma pocest znovuzrozeni ce
s'ioslovenskeho statu. Oslava
kona Sc pGl osme hod. vecer-
nj V dtulnych mistno5tech Soko
lowry ma Wendell ave-, "a spo-
luuc nkovani hubby Sdruzeni
Ceskych hudebnikd. Neni po-
chyby, re dneSniho veGera mad
obycei Sokolovna ozivi cetnou
navSt6vou clenstva i hostH o je-
jichz pohodli a pobaveni Sc "a
bavni vybor velice petliv3 po-
staral.
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WSSl NNSSl
"POSVfCENSkA" CESKE Pc
KARSKE UNIE CfSLO 80.

Besidky c. N. Sine ma Broad
way ozivi dneSniho veGera vese
lynn narodem pekaru, kteri osla
vi prav6 staroceske p0sviceni.
PfisluSnici poGestneho cechu ne
spokoji Sc ale snad jen pouhym
tancem, ale ZvySi lesk posvicen
sky vecefi, jeZ Sc skladati bu-
de nevyhnutelne vepfove S
knedlikem a zelim. Jedan s IL
castniku, ma nehoz Sc St6stena
pousmeie nemusi mlti pax
strach o Gtvrtecni posvicensky
ob6d. nebot ponese domu tue
nou husu, ktera "a zabavy bu-
de vylosovana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-23
OBESIL Sc v NEMOCNICI.

S. Mozar, bydlici zde elsie
2444 vych. % ul., pracoval V
minulem tydnu V lod6nici Lo-
rain. kde Sc nachladil zan6t
pile u n6ho zpozorovan. Rvl tu-
dfz odvezen do tamn6isi nemoc
nice a dnes Sc ieho manzelce
do Clevelandu telegrafuie. ze
pacient V lora;nske nemocnici
epachal samovra5du. Obesil Sc
V pffstenkn evh loznicn n W.
chladla iiz ieho mrtvola tenrv
nskolik hodin no samovrazd6
bvla oSetTovatnlv obievena.
Nozar dohnan hvl V moIarcho
III chorobon iakoz / ctnsknm
20 .Sve rodina. Mimo apnv zii-
stavil totiz dive male ditkv q
takto byl slovenSkah0 pivo1u.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-23
MASARYKOVO ROZLOUCE-
Nj S AMERIKOU.

Pokracovani Sc strany L.
pr. Cechy a Polsko mu 81 byti
zrizovany a jejich hranice W.
mezeny, vlady dosazeny a "a
klady ku klidnemu vyvoji polo
zeny. Mluvime-li o vychodni F.
vrope, minime tim Prusko, Ra-
usko-Uhersko, Rusko, Ture-
cko a zeme balkanske. Staty
vychodni liSi Sc cd zapadnich
hlavne tim, re jsou narodnost-
ne smisene. Cim dale jdeme ma
vychod, tim jsou smisenejsi.
Prusko, Rakousko-U Uhersko, Ru
sko a Turecko vladiy mad osm-
naca: narody, umistenymi mezi
,Nemci a Rusy., Je to zvlastni
pas malych narodu, pocinajici
ma severn Finskem a koncici ma
jihu Reckon, rekonstrukce to
hoto pasma bude pracl mirOve
konference. PopruSt6le Nemec-
ko musi vydati nejen Elsasy-
Lotrinky, ale Dany. Polaky a
Litevce, ale jsou V Prusku v
mensinach i Cechove a Luzi-
cane"
RakOusko-Uhersko zmiZelo.
ia sam hlasal jsem po cele ety.
ry roxy, ze Rakousko-Uhersko
musi byti rozcleneno, mali Sc
dosici lcele valky a trvaleho
miru. Polsko must byh. znovu-
zrizeno a Polaci prusti, rakou-
sti rusti spojeni. Ceskosloven-
sky stat bude obsahovati ceske
zeme, Cechy, Moravu a Slez-
sko a Slovaky re severnich u
her. Rumuni a Jihoslovane bu-
dou spojeni Italove sve z,emi
vraceni. z Rakousko-Uherska
zbudou jen rakousti Nemci a
Mad'ari. Rusko staty balkan
ske must byti reorganisovany a
co Sc meho presvedceni tyce,
Turek nema miti vice mista V
Europe.
Europa potrebuje Ruska sill
neho a samostatneho, ktereho
by nemohE Prusaci vykoristo-
vati. Tomu vykoristovani So Ia
brani zrizenim pohranicnicF
statu, Polska, Cecho3lovacka a
Rumunska. Prusko pax nebude
vice Ruskem sousediti. Vsak
Rusko must prekonati rozvra,
a uciniti federaci rozmanitych
narodnosti. Abych to rekl krat
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-23
PREPADLI HOSTlNSKEHO.

Do saloonu Frant. Lukase,
7109 Quincy ave-, vpadN vcera
V noci tri maskovani bandite,
hostinskeho uzavreli V pristen-
ku, nacez vyplenili registr, "a
vrali lokal ma kliG a ZmiZeli. Ho
stinsky vysvobozen byl z vazby
teprv pozdeii, kdyz totz now
hoste ma nepochopitelne uza-
mceni pivnice domaci lid upo-
zornili. Trojice skudcu hledana
lie pritomne detektivy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-23

ice jednou vetou, vychodni ota-
zka evropska musi byt rozrese-
ma, a vychod neznamena jenom
pojem zemepisny, ale i civil'-
zacni." @
"Konec valky prinesl nam
svitanf humanity jakozto orga-
hizovaneho celku. Amerika pro
hlasila tuto zasadu osvobozenf
lidstva, iak ii president Wilson
definoval. Spojene Statv nepo-
hledavaii zadneho uzemi v Ev-
rope. JeTch po1itika tam lest
must bvti politikou zasadv. To
lest zvlastnf postaveni Spoj.
'StatI. ktera dodava vasemu
rresidentovi mezinarodni auto
ritv. Rika sc. re nohlesa zava-
zuie. Ia pravim: Demokracie
ma sve zavazkv. Bvlo to mrav-
pi povinnostf Spoi. Stath pono-
ci utlacovanvm . e19hFm. Ma
tic dostatecnou z''a'os+ vTchod
nfho problemu. mhze vase 70
me provesti velike vznesene
Gle. Tento program lest zasa-
dou stTndo-evropska iednotv.
Amnrick6 vereinosti lest zna-
mo. ze W Chtcaou a New Yorku
vvnikaifcf osohnosti spolcnii so
nod touto mvsl6nkon a chteii
nracovati. Nebude t. len propa
randa, ale skutecna pomoc.
Mnzete nam phiciti penfze. mn
zete L nam poslati sve inzenv-
wv. sve obchodnfkv. sve ucitele.
.T1 mas ie dosti mfsta pro kon-
str,,ktivnf pracovnfkv. pro pra-
tele. Pfiid'te a pomozte!"
Mezi recniky byli DIR. Butler,
censor Creel a senator Hitch
|cock a JIM.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-23
SLAVNOSTNI DEN
v MT. PLEASANT.
OTEVRENf SINE JAN
AMOS KOMENSKY.

Pokrodla nase Geska osada v
Mt. Pleasant slavf v techto chvf
Itch splneni svych tuzeb otevre
MIN Sine Jana Amose Komen-
'skeho ma vTchodni 131 ul. Osa-
da "a pom6rne kratkou dobu
pfani ktera jinde
zabrala by dlouhou dobu nezli
'dosla bv k spln6ni. Zaiimava hi
storie postupu vylicena Jest v
peknem programu zitrajsi slav
nosti. ktery Sc stane i pamatni-
ken obetave nrace obcanske.
Program vyznamne manifes-
tace rozvrzen Jest ma celou IL
treisf ned6li. Pred 10. hodinou
dopolednf sefadf Sc skolni d.
tkv q pTipoii Sc privodu ktary
g hudhou cele phide DO vych.
131 ul.. Svec ave. lao nl.. u
nion ave, . no Oakfield do sko-
w. kde smoky hostv uvita n.
M. Mares. PO ,irednim uvitani
nastane spolecnV obed. Pofad
odnolednf zapocne 2. hod.
odp. hudebnim prednasem a
nredstavovanim cinovnikd V
stavebnim vyboru a Patronatu.
iakoz pfedsedii a pTedsedkyn
mistnich spolkH.
Slavnostnim recnikem bude
udtel a znamy narodnf pracov
nix Volta Benes, jehoz rec ma
sledovati budou proslovy mayo
ra mesta Daviso, radniho Spro-
steho a radniho Thompsona.
Pc vycerpani 1rednich zale-
|zitosti proveden bude program
.zabavni zahajeny americkou
|hymnou a nasi narodni pisni
"Kde domov mdj". ktere zap6-
|ie Omladina jakoz jeste nekte
re nase zpevy. Dale budou ma
sledovati cisla t6locvicna pro-
vedena Zensk5m Odborem So
kola Cleveland Skolni mlade-
Ii, ktera prednese i nekolik pfi-
lehajicich deklamaci a veselou
| liednoaktovku. Rama nase 'Hej
ISlovane' zakonGi pax slavnost-
mi program po jehoz vycerpani
nasledovati buda pies a banket
Pri slavnosti dcfnkuje osved-
Gena sooklska hudba.
Obcanstvo, ktere 81 postave.
MIN p6kne skolni budovy zaji-
stilo trvaly pomnik historic
nasl osady muze S hrdosti po.
hlizeti ma praci vykonanou, je5
vsem kdoz zasluhu mali, slou.
ziti bude vzdy ku cti.
TuCC1 GIiTCC1
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WSSl MSS
ZVLAsTNf VOLBY.

6. ledna budou Sc V Clevelan-
du kOnat ZvlaStni vOlby ohled-
ne bondu na stavbu noveho u
Mon nadrazi, jakoz bondu V
Gastce $2,5O0,00O ma umoreni
m6stskehO deficitu. PuvOdn6
melO sa kazde pujGce hlaso-
vati zvlaSt, pon6vadz ale vypO
citano, re by separatni volby
staly mesto dalsich $4,000, o
obou pujCkach hlasovano bude
soucasne a to 6. ledna priStiho
rOku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-23
Wa EWoo
PLAVBA MA ZKOUSkU.

Jezerni kriznik, kotvici do
vcerejska pobliz valeGne w
stavy, vypluje dnes ma vysokou
vOdu a bude kfizovat Erie jaZe
70 tfi tydny. Dele Sc tax k Will
vycyiku clevelandskych mari
nakH - ZalOzniku novatku
o nichz sveho casu sc proslycha
10, ze budou do France posla-
nj. Rekruti ii vnitrOZemi vOdy
vubec neOputsi a pO pfedbez-
mem vycviku die vSeho domu
budou roZpuSteni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-23

I. Del. Tel. Jed. Ferd. Lassal
le vvpravi o 5 hod. odp. vese-
o'n frasku cd Ottv Fastra We
Tele Pradlenkv v taskoameri-
rkA Sini ma Quincy ave-. pr hui
dbe n. C.. KosteleckdhO. Roz-
Tarne znevv a komicka situace
nnsObive hrv prlakaii Zajiste &
noznovu cetn6 obecenstva. kite
va V ocekavare se straw n6ko-
lik priiemnVch hodin, zaiiste
nnhude sklamano.
reieeziroivhoR iHl Rb'DeZ
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WS,S,ll WS>Ss
PORANEN AUTEM.

Do nemocnice sv. Alexise pfi
vezen byl vcera T. Gray, bydli-
ci V elsie 5704 Kinsman Road.
Gray zachycen byl ma vych. 55.
ul. kteryms automobilem leb-
ka mu rozdrcena, take stav je-
no zda Sc byti beznadejny. Ne
autoista po srazce uje]
a dosud nebyl vypatran.
GKTCCl IXITC q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-23
PROPUSTEN MA ZARUkU.

1Glety V. Filkowski, 2467
zap. 5 ul., jenz V utery V noci
zastrelil spolecnika sve matky,
w. Mikulskeho, propulsion byl
ma svobodu pod zarukou 1000
dollaru, kterazto zaruka ieho
strycem byla podepsana. Hoch
bude souzen pred juvenilnlm
uradem, ktery iei poSle ma ne
,urGitou lhGtu do statni polep-
SoVny V Manifold.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-23
oRfSPEVKY PRO cESKOSLO-
VENSKOU ARMADA SLOzE-
NE v ADM. "SVETA".

Zamestnanci Il The Mckin-
ney Steel Co. slozili sice:
Jos. Kase 81, j. Jicha 81, j.
Fasinbauer soc. B. Dolecek so
ctu, j. Dolecek soc, T. Vanas
soc, V. Jirsa soc. X. Divoky
soc, V. Hamlet soc, Ch. Cigler
soc, j. Jedlinsky soc. M. Veil
SEX soc, F. Mraz soc, J. Zako
vec soc, J. ITCHY soc, Hajek
soc, r. Bem soc, A. Kotmel so
ctu, F. Kotmel soc, A. Nedelka
soc, K. Hosticka soc, w. R. An
derson soc, F. Prot'va soc, F.
Kovar SOC, R. Sanicky soc,
Charvat soc, Vondryska 25c,
,Vitny Csc, Landa Csc, Skala
25c, Koran Csc, V. Trousil Csc,
J. Soldat Csc, K. Marx 25c, j.
Kulisek Csc. Ia kvetiny ma po-
hfeb v. Hajka 1925 A. j. Ji-
cha $1.75, celkem odevzdal p.
Ant. Jicha $22.25
Dne 81. listopadu bylo
vykaZano ............ 9o.|o
Dne 23. list. 1918 Sc ma
| leza v adm. "Sveta" $117.95
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WSS IWSS1
NEDOSTATEK PLYNU.

Prirodniho plynu, nasledkem
velke spotreby V muniGnich to-
varnach, ubylo letos tolik, re
novostavbach m iafe nebude
pTirodni plyn zavaden a rovn6z
pro vyhTevni pece move obied-
navky nabudou vyTizovany.
Sdeluie tax vladni palivovy
komisar, doporucujici zaroven,
ably V kuchyni letos V zine
plynem bylo Setreno.
yICCl TNIC q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-23

N4AA Co Sc niue cloveku pri-
hodit. kdyz mu nahodou obziv-
ne socha dczyite Sc pri predsta
veni "MRAMOROVE MILEN-
KY" " &. N. Sini ma Broadway
We Gtvrtek %. listopadu. TYL.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-07-04
|E)OlIIR'
Ii RR&,
MEAT SUPPLY FROM POULTRY
Imperative That Productive Stock Be
Rather Largely Increased During
Current Year.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture)
Meat can be produced from poultry
more quickly than from any other
source. One Of the necessities imposed
upon the United States by Its entrance
into the world war Is to produce more
meat than 1t has ever produced be-
fore. This Is essential not only to meet
its own greater needs because OF being
on a war basis, but also to save the
countries with which 1t co-operates In
the war from defeat through lack OF
food.
Meat Is one Of the most essential OF
food products. OF such meats as can
be cured and kept In compact form,
larger quantities than ever before must
be sent to the armies overseas, and the
proportion Of these exports to the to-
tai production In the United States Is
likely to increase steadily and even
rapidly, as larger armed forces from
this country are sent to the fighting
front in Europe.
In order to leave available for the
forces overseas as large proportion
MS possible of the output Of cured and
compact meats. 1t Is desirable that
there be decided increase In both the
home production and the home con-
sumption of white meats such as poul'
try. To that end 1t is Imperative that
the productive stock on general farms
and In the back yards Of the nation be
rather largely increased during the
current year. II has always been ana
will always be true that the great bulK
Of this country's poultry is produced
not on specialized poultry farms but
I'm the dooryards and farm lots OF the
diversified farms. Establishments de-
voting their attention exclusively to
the prodaction Of poultry have beer
and will continue to be Of rather large
Importance, but they can hardly DC
looked to or any very great part OF ar
emergency increase in production SUI
ficient to constitute noticeable factor
in feeding the world at war. That de
mand upon the nations potential pro
duction capacity can be met. however
by the farmers and home makers OF
the country without any sort or strair
and with compensation In poultry
profits more than commensurate witt
the outlay Of money and effort.
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Explanations Unnecessary.

Beulah-Weren't You in the conser-
vatory with Fred last night?
Belle-Yes. was.
ut was dark, wasn't itf'
"Yes, pitch dark"
did he say anythingT
"Of COURSE"
"WhatT
"Oh, couldn't hear what he said"
"How do you know he said any
thing?'
Because I felt his lips move"
"HOw do you know his lips moved2"
snow. that's Just like you! You al.
ways want to find out everythingv'
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BURIAN, TOOL OF THE KAISER

When Count Czernin found the
situation In Austria Hungary too much
for him and resigned from the once
of foreign minister. the Germans and
the PAN German Of the dual kingdom
were rather anxious about his sue
cessor. But when Baron Burian was
named they were content. for the
baron always has been entirely sub
missive to the kaiser.
OF plebe!an Magyar birth. with 3
mushroom Magyar title Of baron. he is
despised and detested quite as much
In Hungary rs In Austria. He Is as
graceless in appearance as he Is In
manner and speech, Is defective In
vision. except us regards distant oh.
jects, and Is extremely deaf, disad'
vantage compensated by his extraordr
nary skill In lip reading. He Is n mat
Of NO initiative or constructive ability
and his only advantage in the eyes Of
the kaiser Is that he can rely upoS
him to carry out his orders.
,ha remainder Of the empire stand foi
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MARTIN, BOSS OF CONGRESS

Congress has boss, and he Is
Thomas Staples Martin, Of Virginia.
As the majority leader Of the senate,
the Virginia senator wields power
which holds the entire war congress
In line. Theoretically, Senator Mar
tin has no power over the house Of
representatives, yet his word bears
enough weight so that he has practi-
cal control of both bodies.
From the gallery Senator Martin
is about the busiest man on the floor
of the war senate. Diminutive In
stature, he bustles around very much
like a clucking hen watching over her
brood. When there is important ad-
ministration legislation before the
body, 1t is Senator Martin who whips
the recalcitrants into line, and when
there is antiadmlnistration legislation
up II Is the same diminutive, white
haired senator from Virginia who
makes himself very busy working the
soft pedal.
A.. n ,oay,tyihIa ruoptity Ha doaa moi
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HELPING The FRENCH

To help restore the penniless
among the French war sufferers to
economic independence and ut the
same time promote closer commercial
relations between the United States
and France. an exchange market for
American and French goods will be
established through the efforts OF the
Travail Franco-Americain, according
to Mrs. Benjamin Cram Of Baltimore
and New York, organizer Of the So
ciety.
Mrs. Cram, who Is French
woman married to an American, re-
Gently returned from Paris, where she
spent six months. Among the patrons
and patronesses Of her organization in
France, she says, are the wife Of Pres
ldent Poincalre; Mrs. William G..
Sharp, wife Of the American ambassa-
dor; Pierre Mile. the writer; Felix
Decori, Nine. Paul Adam, c. w. Veditz,
commercial attache Of the American
embassy at Paris; Comptesse Matthew
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OvNburdened.

Pafk-Senator Sideswipe seems to
be gloomy person.
Wood--Yes; 1t is some sort Of inter-
nal trouble.
Park-Organic7
Wood-Mouth organic. I'd call 1t.
Park-I fail to get you.
Wood--Well. he prepared ten
hour speech not long ago and congress
adjourned before he got chance to
spring it.
Park-Disappointed, eh?
WoOd-Yes; but 1t isn't that so
much as the fact that he is still carry
ing 1t around in his system.--Youngs-
town Telegram.