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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-09

bond interest are twice interest charged on these
coupon notes
No man living can tell how long it will take for
the world to pass through a reimbursement period
and return to its normal peace basis. Present
indications give no hope Of an early date.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-09

After deducting all outstanding bonds of the
Company there remains, back of every 500 note
of this issue, a value of than $3.50 of tangi-
bic assets (such plant, equipment, track, lines
real estate, etc. Earnings after deducting all
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-09
Pensacola Electric Co. 2-Year Notes


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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

" aA
COLLEGE ITEMS

Miss Eva Hickey has accepted a
permanent position with the National
s.ifa Insurance company.
Mins Marianne kroahnka has nc.
ropfad y position with the United
States furesify ser ice at Stafford
Arizona,
Mins olberte Gatgnol has been ass
figtinH Ia he office work 81 me TN
iod Slater employment bureau,
fflynie mabel WhiioFidos wrltes
that she h aotfing alung nicely %
ouI0yE hof work with tho Marines
very much. she bag nov been q sol
aIrf four a
VI ~ Uurney our former coach iu
Basketball rNurcfs 20 be back ln Al
hu1uenque this week.
Nirs Mabel Iiays ac, iptcd o posi-
Los Ia Las NaFaH N AZ
Mlas Louise ~Treffruhurg iH employ
cd Win She United States food admin
ieifailan In Sow York rity b. writes
That Sac has mei several Albuquerque
people Niurr going there
Nin Nelmn Nelson has been u-Ifh-
Jug temporarily FOR Attorney NeunDle.
Some ~ the aiidenu who huyf on
tered recently ire Miuaef Helen Fee.
NVuuur hush nnd Florence Cooke. lo-
col. Misses Aqusda NigiL san Antonio.
~ Az stella Tondrc. los Lunna. ~
A.. Helen lindsey. portaics. ~ "
Elra CuOiay, S0roTro. ~. ~ Helen
KINNEY. Iishso. Ariz Naomi Lefles.
Mt. Carmel ilii 81 stephen Kor-
unna chicago. Ili NJ Munico Mira
l,ai son VI slyvostre Mirabal San Ra-
fAri. n AZ.
Az. Ruh Eden he's accepted q per
wnnent position with the patinr ma
ttief lnrurance compnnY,
uroas inserest u taken in the aales-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01
Navajo and Seminole
Win Basketball Games

Tho first rlmes 20. tho Indian uHe-
ErfnHu lAru. wrr, played lt.t night
no tho NJ e. A. Tine Seminole dp-
f'Hfou enc Apache team uy n score
20. o. 90 . au. tut Navajo ielu took
tht game from che Sioux with t sH.fr
lf 2n fn o. Htugn iUtcrr-f lH h"'nr
taken boo the IIIes IS 10 Hhirld trophy
viii bee awarded thr wlnuluE ictm at
thr end uf thr series.
Tho lineup Tor the seminole fol
lows noues m. rt, littur. ltt
Hyder g.. Lnyltf rg MSer. d. Tho
Apache Moasynspr TO- iluiEhs, 81.
fuEatt. rE Iiuid goals Nturstra, o.
Hydcr. H Mpy,rH. o. Luyott %
iitirhs. MeHcnror e. FuEatt. g.
The lineup for tuo navajo team
S1lssr rft Waite lf hernandez
81 and McNpma. &C. The sioux
ltuupe no., Sodlllu e. Morton rE
UAueN. lF Field goals. s~altzar. 2.
.iiliU. Waite. o. hernandez D.
I.upp,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01
Audience Well Pleased
With Show at Crystal

4 capacity house iaHi nirnt enjoyed
the musical comedy "Havo u Heart
ni the crystal heater The perform
nnco wac one uf fbc hest hrid Dol D
city for years Tho ririH. the music
ihn sluFlur nnu unc IOhef pleased tn'
audience. Laughter hursi ouf con
N~nunuaiv. as the STUNT were cnntl.
can and Tine whole show We fuil uf
pgp The performance last nirni
takes lts place un the lst ~ fret clnH
shows given hN he management ui
tho crystal thcHtct
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01
Pensions May Be
Granted to Civil
Service Workers

Civii service officials boz the CITY
are nptlmirfie thlH murnlnr regarding
he proposed Cltll service retiring hiil
which o. reported io have been t'
uorird ~fHtorahly yesterday hy tho
committee of both branches of rom.
rreHH
TIE him as II stands. provide
for fhr retiring OF civil service ems
pioveH az the age nf o., nnd HtpulHtrH
that the cost ~ tho pension nftfr rn
tlroment shall ne borne lu oquHl parts
~ ihr government nil "a iund sup
died ~ thn cmpiuyrH tucmsrlycs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

Annapolis Mu. fou 90 nI'
soutIur commissions today 20 the ltfi
class uf reserve officers trained aI tho
United States naval uradomN during
the war. Secretary Daniels predicted
"thrfc VIII Dee not tine
of recession ~ interest boz tho navy
Nnt Boo your dHy, he nnfnl ,'r'iii
told the Aouus Officers. "wlli there bU
reduction Of naval power
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

wv ITTT- JIM |TTWV W|TTII
s. rr. hurusl t1 tho rrouud aud he
power station slightly damaged in De-
lro tHtH3 which threatened pf re- time
ta destroy naval aviation station
sf NoHkaWal Point The Hviuturs
Hutod uudamlgsI more than nftf by
h~ro-llrplHuca. twelve NJ Them from
th, burning |huldiura % ~includins
10" n r-i th, worlds greatest ar
nt voter cruiser
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

manshlp class conducted hY ~ hniin
and Hnicamen ure deNoloriny ." iip
Iiv that we believe some Of the frtaf
companies of our county should lunh
10 Dur school for the Hnlcsmrn the'
need rl badly.
nr A. - Wedge gave hts very in.
tfr.stlur lecture That Something
during assembly hour Friday morn.
inr. We Thoroughly appreciated ir
Wedge and hope De VIII come tD us
-nnm uElLn-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

la fair weather prepare iuf Storm.
lsuy CrrrilIos coal NOW. Hahn Cuai
Co. Phone ".
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-03-21
NlCkED TWICE IN
THE SANE PLACE
North Dakota Man Goes Looking
for Pickpocket and
Finds Him.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Homerherg IS
out Of luck. Homerherg. a farmer liv-
ing near Cakes, y. T.. came 10 Mime
apOlls recently with q fixed determine
ton 70 find the plckpocket who had
robbed him u $40 on a previous
visit. Mr.. Homerberg met the thief
IN the same saloon where the previous
picking had taken place. and ac-
cording 70 the story he afterward
told the police. the pickpocket robbed
him again. His latest loss. he said. to-
tailed Sl.loO consisting Of 500 in cash
and draft for 800 on an Cakes
hank.
Homerberg told the police OF engag-
Ing the thief IN conversation while
awaiting an opportunity 10 remove his
pocketbock. The man suddenly left
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-03-21
MAN WO0ES WITH
DEADLY POISON
Woman Says He Chose New
Way Because Pistol Was
Too Noisy.
HE'S REAL CAVE MAN
Chicago Man Shows Steadfastness OF
Purpose With Women That
Smacks OF Delightful
Days Of Stone AGE.

Chicago.-There is a certain stead
fastness OF purpose I'm the way of
Morris Parzio with women that smack :
OF the delightful old days Of the stone
age. and makes him quite irresistible
as wooer. Mrs. Eleanor Clayton, who
learned about cavemen from him. IL
now eonvalescing at the county hos
pital.
Mr.. Parzio conducts "A meat market
at 1143 West Harrison street, where
occurred their first meeting in De
cember Of 1916. Mrs. Clayton came in
az a customer, but the business ameni-
ties rapidly ripened into acquaintance.
Mr.. Parzio erugging her snc removing
her 10 a house 81 50G South Racine
avenue. she says.
At that time She was Is and single.
Later she met aud loved John Gayton.
They were married The butcher Loeb
invur was exceedingly enraged, she
said. and told her "rll get you yet"
Carried OF in Auto
II was last Monday night Mrs. Gay
ton. who IS separated from her hus-
band, was at the home of her sister.
Mrs. Fred Pstzman, 3244 South Wells
street. She says Parzio seized her
while she was entering the home, car
ried her TO an automobile and con-
veyed her 20 his home. over the butcher
shop at 1143 West Harrison. Then he
asked:
"WilF you marry met" a
"NO."
All right. I'll Kill you" she quotes
him as saying
He drew a revolver. and then said !:
NO, IL / shoot you IL will make too
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-03-21
OLD GAG WORKS IN ST. LOUIS
Man Puts Up Security for Hotel job,
Then Finds he Has Neither
Money Nor Job.

ST. Louls.-"How would you Ike 10
become keeper Of the silverware M
Hotel Jefferson" stranger asked
Cosmic Stefcn, o Greek. bore.
Fine" exclaimed Stdcn.
Then the Job IS yours. Can You
give secudty7"
Stefen coull-and di lie gave
the stranger Sl31-. which be drew
from the hank second stranger ap-
peared and tho money was vraru q in
a package Tor safe Keeping and turned
over 20 him
I'm afraid 7 might he robbed The
second strut ger soid. "Tou hard bet.
ter keep this" and hc gave .~tefen
the package roth mn departed.
Later, WHOM Stcfcr opened tho pack.
age he had no..er 5ob nor money.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-03-21
BLCODI 4ATTl
IN WATCH TO
Two Men Stage Fight a
dreds Stand Helples
DROP FROM WEAK
Bodies OF Men Were MAJ
Hacked in Almost Unbeli,
Fashion, and Their Clio
ing Was In shreds

Chicago.-Mike Smith.
climbed the ladder leading
Chicago, Milwaukee & 81 !
road tower at Erie and \
streets TO relieve DoInlnick q
Italian. The men watch Il
Ing over many tracks and
and lower and raise the gat
There has been hostility
them for some time. Mil
stuck his head inside saw !
that fired his anger. He said.
WHO drove that spike hol.
that galvanized bucket"
Scene OF the Battle.
Hot words followed. and
squared Off. The site chosei
battle was in a little room 70.
feet II was gla ssed in he
fight and on top OF a tower
feet high.
Mike chose an iron bar anl
piece Of chain. Dominick h,
cover for a shield and a heavy
key for a weapon. With oaihs
began to fight. Blood few and
dows were demolished.
People began 10 gather III
swelled 10 dozens. hundreds.
perhaps n thousand or TWO.
bors phoned for the police.
passed and the battle went on
Stolzenbcrg. chief Of the rail
lice. and Joseph Haggerty.
trolman, were soon on the sec
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-03-21

much noise. I think I'll just rap you
over the head or how do you wish 70
dier"
She expressed n preference for pos
son. SO he mixed a bumper Of bichlcr-
ide OF mercury and forced her to drink
IL. she says. She became ill. He pro-
fessed regret and gave her olive oil as
an antidote. Then he asked her:
Now will you marry mef"
Mrs. Gayton was too weak TO reply.
lie summoned physician who had hes
sent to the county hospital.
ParzIo Under Arrest
Detective Sergeants William Begley
and John Adams OF the Deering sta
ton arrested Parzio last night. He 10
being held. pending Mrs. Gayton's re-
covc-y. lie denied forcing the woman
TO drink poison or threatening her with
a revolver.
"Wlll you marry hlml" reporter
asked her last night,
-No." $3.50
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-03-21
Fears eurolaro. shoots at Caller.

Atlanta. Ga.-The mere fact that he
r. blind did not prevent Sanford
Thompson. negro. from taking few
shots one night recently at what he
said he thought were burglars. but
really was negro woman caller The
shots, however, went wild. So did the
negress. who yelled frantically for the
police
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-03-21

Chicago.-Depleted OF all
tapestries. linens. silver ana
house Of A. r. Smith Was
tuaIly empty when the famil!
from the thehter. Burgiai
with a moving van. had bus
selves during the hours OF u
aheenea
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-03-21
po,i,eness Is PsinfU

Cleveland. O.-Solomoh
green is going 10 be spou'
unpolite person in these ~
this time on. Grnssgreen I"
ing his automobile when >
dropped OF a passing sisr''
he alighted. his revolver dr'
its holster, and Grassgreen'
lite. stopped and picked u .
officer. In doing 40. the we
discharged and Grassgreen
through the right hand.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-03-21

Marines all dressed in their
khaki uniforms and the Navy
girls in their blue uniforms. II e.
certainly knew how % march.
Then came the Red Cross nurses
some from overseas and were all
wearing uniforms The girl
scouts ir khaki uniforms and
about 10000 other men and wo-
men marched in different societ-
les and rganizations. The negro
women herehave band and they
played and me rched IL the par
ade with theirunitorms on. Some
uniforms too. Show up. All black
with bright gold capes. they can
SUI e play too. Last in inc came
the parents If the soldiers who
died over there, carrying banners
like this: I'VE CO.. Id not COVE
Gave
/ Every soldier saluted the Pres
ident as they passed in front of
MIN. but | liked the cavalry best.
Every horse was alike and it was
fine TO see Ii e cavalry men salute.
They turned their horses at the
same time. and all kept in step
and salu ed and mt rched off.
they would always lift their
swords and they would just CLEAN
in the sunligh. 1t was a long
parade and took over two hours
for II 10 pass.
In front of the White House
were sold ers from every country.
France, England. Scotland, Bel
GUM and Italy. with Uncle Sam
in the center flying the U. 5 flag.
The other soldiers had their own
flags. When the parade was
over we were right by the Presl-
dents stand and saw him and
Mrs. Wilson come out and we
hung OF to the White House fence
and wa, ched them 90 into the
White House. AS soon as the
ropes were unfastened thous.
ands Of people came over and
thought they could get a glimpse
of them yet but they were too
late for they haI already gone
in.
Talk about a crowd, when that
mob was tdrned lose, | believe
their we're about million people
on the strg ct. packed ike sar.
dimes in a box. all the way from
the capitol to way past the White
House. | think all the people
from Washington, Maryland and
Virginia we're there and the n
some. Maybe you read a whole
lot about this parade. hut no
matter how much you read or
heard; it wasn't like seeing it.
So | am glad | was here TO see it.
For its one big parade, if never
see another. but ! hope it isn't
the asst. | had better quit now
or | will have t. send this by par
eel post. Write me a long letter
md tell me ali the news. With
love and best wishes, your sis.
ter Rachel.
Tell mama TO take the interest
coupon on my Liberty bond to
bank and get the interest and
use 1t to pay on my insurance.
| believe that IS all for this time
Yours r. NJ. d.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-03-21

we're helpless, for the battl'
ing on in the tower, NJ a :
der. and 20 stick a head
probable death. The men ~
weaved ari gasped. More
passed. Flood was everyWh
der the blows they gradua
ened.
Both Fighters collsp
Finally they collapsed anl
lice reserves arriving. lowe
down. Az the East Chicog
station examination showed
mems bodies we're msuled an
In an almost unbelievable
Their clothing was In shreds
Smith has a wife and four
Glgontl. a widower, also has
dren.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-03-21
To Resume 2.csli Letter POSTAGE.

Word has Zen received, stat
ing that beg Tang July /. the 2
cent postage rate vii again 60
into effect, &C., ewing the pass
age OF The new revenue Dill One
cent pOveremert postal cards
will be USED a..aIr ln,tea3 os tw.
cent. ihe ;hree cent 20 tal.
and two cant ca'd rat save
been ~ effect since Oct. , 1918.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-03-21
non on Vacation.

Clarence Magoon and Joseph Curtin
decided To take vacation In the
woods near Greenfield, N. II. In a
months time they trapped 81 foxes.
IL coons. "a skunks. II mInks, and a
light muskrat. This catch netted
them over $1,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-03-21
AN INSPIRED Posr.

Harkrr-Scribbles the poet 10 cer.
tmnly geniua
Parhr-HiS work doesn't sesm "a
indicate il.
Barker-No, but the fact that be
has Just married q milliner with q
god paying business dosa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-03-21
Makes Plans for Burla
Before She Takes

Easton. Pa. Miss Anna
ca, before ending her ne !
gas route. laid out al 'ns
ing in which she wis.,
buried. stuffed paper IN me
dow ana door frames W..
tiers 10 her nieces ana 'i',.
tened one end 81 a gas ~
her mouth by a linen ho'ue -
she had made for ihA' W.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-03-21
COuntQ AGENT Notes.

| NJ, fhone 20.
Let little pigs make hogs o
the nselves.
The use ofself. feeders for feed
ing is gaining in popularity a.
! the time. Now what IS a self
, feeder? Ii is simply a devise 10
, holding feeds and so constructs
that they are available all tn
time so that the hcgs may he'll
themselves whenever Their ap
petltes call for it.
The little pig, from the day !
is born is selI.fted, that is whel
Glowing its mother The hog.
that as i TO run v lid were sef
fed, Hvina on such foods as
would satisfy their app.rites
Ine hog of today seems a. ~ or
faster and maze . --pe "a n:
y Ell he helps iIm,ell 80 "a The
feed he wants whsn he " n,s II.
What feeds snail We U.s. pa tnt
Sc t feeder? Corn is the u-4Iversa.
In, z feed ane should be used
VINE ever available Shelled com
ls wasted less b self-feedlae
methods THAI wb Ear con- IS
usea. Some sor' of a prot,in
supp -laeul j. Iee~ed for tue
co.p 4 fe 20 her- Of ANIMAL
sO-.lc sucu - tGus g, "a milk
does better than shorts, or ! n
seed meal. Where one siss sslm
mills enough FOL the lcss unty
do ne neeG very nue.. 1agc.
sh,r.s CO hnseed 70 o,Janc. t2e
ration. The later fe=us arc best
usel self feeders az J. MT
o. 80 HN .p reds ~ -s-if
fc-i-. a-t To aaS sc -.,.t 49, l-
% ne.ts ~ rach. ne CIV
I --4 Jll .r-e a:~ own o tvA
more eccAouicaiy. s. n X
AM ki-cnan SLOT, Of cou 81 j
Dc teeG IN trOngn.
A hOg running on Cow. al
faiia o. rape pasture got, n :
need 50 much supplement ID corn
reed. Where cor. ho- .s.. '!O~ u
a self tescer containing s nK4ge
and shorts viii ae.p t. maH-
Ia tKcr gains.
A SEA. teeG-rfo bs. eco'b uIcai
;IDId 0- ok enough 10 lold a
y eeS, supply CT f.d. a. once
/ week aud So .e. tnN b. ~
yIl,a more pcy !av -sh-i s.lt
ed. tutuu.y III usa6a ql,cse~
yains per 100 p5-Ecs . fe q
= IN. 4 bunch "a plgs a De
furnished for the marSet ; on
nd w n less iced.
Water the ca apsst h02 feed.
" hen the oys can drink al. IN Y
want wh "a rney neeu 1t, qr
lie gong 10 % - II go ~ 20
O Keep tcscS OF tnc ga aoS
a. dUn4 IT. one ley N1Iil
su prs 20. CnarcoAt maize
m corr COOS 81 "Oo8. cd i.
= ,oi a he.. and salt ar c-avrG
= the hogs AN these whei iuy
3ued n - 70 keep t1a no S
D t.tay
lJ,~clre creates succs 9 n
~ iea. z OF hogs .a' profit 10 <
+, .Osci Aitsr Caese ess antals:
a Good souli. healthy. > D.
life founda i0a STOCK * he rslt
n rket type.
3. oji bree-in -nph4s.s
b iag iacsd on the natn.., a'
ncs' Have an IDEAL ana o-'.e-l
/ ward it
c Good feedin-. slo yrg ne
mO { profitable amounts o. 60
nomlcl' ra INNS Z ID rant
time This Is Il hig pra3.rm lch
&c n4aI- e.; rna .igIanc 81, az
rlc-,f success ST .vafer y
D.. .ct ni tne slcce stu. seefi g..
j. iOJl un.s.a clT1otta y Z,
dr.. wei nSnted. an1 s'itary
stalls.
e. GOli. sata1le. 81 nitary
(wtrn and enc Ella tree) range
preferable on leguminous or sim
lar pastures.
+. Go q keacia. manage meni
which viii comb'n' al. cor T.
bine L = maa. "a t)rs ADD ,,rf :
at hand; TIA harmanlous 70
ing OF al ~ Gnits So tha' !,
ri.ht thin Ni, b. d n IN ,as
right W tha IGN i4n Il IN
happy 81 q .a.- Hca % i, q
..Eica fu A-r
jiOdp.ON.
Crrf, AlFicul;0rai A. -ut
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-03-21

hctcd t'" trns to Aurals. A
the Idea tha' o trim. rhockcd freia
Macon would not cguc under ,u~,r-
zion Little dld he wo,. however. that
government agent SAW hU ayc
Cincinnati Will g. booze tres. rc. brt
he bcg 10 "wo when hc uas u-
rested lure hy . special ngcni TIE
liquor seized aad a fue * s-J -.
poa a.
GROWING NsvY BEANS.
"a firm seed bod Sagi fro,. ~ iis,..,s,
planted In q soil wci SIT plica Win
humus and plantfpol. shai.a-s cuifiv.
tion and careful harvesting are essen
tlal factors ia succc. .rl benn r-ow.
Ing" says a weil-hnoDl bean authors,
In this section Tie beans sbopls
planted by May 2O
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-03-21
FRIDAY. MARCH II 1919.

Todayisthe frs day # Spri g,
Mar,h Dist bid YOU notice it?
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-02
MOOSE DANCE.

Every Monday and Wednesday nights dancing lessons every after noon from t:30 sill 5 o'clock at Moose hall. 12-20-tf.
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-02
GOVERNMENT LOSES
 HEAVILY ON RAILROADS
THE NET LOSS SUSTAINED w u BE IN THg NEiGEBCRHOC,0
 CF $t50,ooo,0O0.

Washington, Jan. 1.-The govern ments loss in operating the railroads in loiS is calculated by railroad ad- mini tration officials at less than Sl5GM0,CJ0 This represents the dif ference in the aggregate amosnt tle government win bo compelled to pay railroad companies as rental for the use Of their properties the so-callod guaranteed return. and the new in- come which t-e government will re- caivc from the railroads It will take six months more of receipts from in- creased rates to permit the govern. ment to fecuperate its loases. If congress does not approve the pre- posed five year extension of condi- tonal control and as a consequence if President Wilson carries Cut his announced intention of returning tne roads to private management at an early date. the governments loss will not he made in. Thia deficit does not include tlle big sums letwaan S17LOn,c50 and $29JU)C which have been leaned the railroads for improvements and the purchase of new cars and locomotives These loans will be repaid eventually. The government losses cannot be stated exactly until the compensation of each road is finally determined, CT until tho committee complies figures of earnings and expenses for Novem- acr and December.
 Officials believe. however that th9 great government compensation will
 e atout S9C3.C9GCc0 and net incomes credited the government will be a little mere than sSOoo00,00
 So called transportation expenses including the bulk of the cost of run ming trung, amc Etcd to SLaG6.e0)t coo: maintenance of cars and loco motives cost SS97, 7,Ccla00, and main tenanoe of tracks, roadway and struc tures cost $-l,0c4.e .e00 Most of these figures will probably be raised 20 per cent by returns for the last t7o months
 Eastern roads in Che ten months reported StS2S,Ccl.030 revenues ant S1.55t.Q00,000 expenses; western roads. $L$t9,oo0on} revenues and SSo0C .o00 expenses. and southern roads $642.CGJ.g LOO revenues and Sie3, gc0 DrO eyrCueCs.
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-02
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
 INCREASED DURING WAR
lMMCRALlTY AMONG YOUNG GIRLS lS ATTRIBUTED TO THEIR MIGRATION FC0R
 SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.

Washington, Jan. 1.-"The time has come when the whole subject of child labor should be considered anew with reference 10 education as the most effective and profitable means ot conTol' Miss Julia lathrop de clare1 today in her annual report as chief of the children's bureau. In CO., operation with stote officials, the bu- reau is preparing plan of uniform reporting of work certificates is q to children
 More than G.500.Coo children have been weighed and graded in the ru. reau's children year campaign 10 save at least lc eco babies who die from rreventable discases. Public health nurses and adequate care for mothers and infants were urged by the bureau Juvenile delinquency was trrrcaeed in many cities by war conditions Especially notable was the growth in the nunner of cases of carrying concealed weapons.
 An increase in immortality among young girls in Chicaac was attri5Utcd to their "adoration" for soldiers and sailors.
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-02
DaiIv Thouoht.

He is foolish to blame the sea who h shlpwrecked twice. Syrus.