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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

SpieeS Grapes.
~ 4funo rc:fe 3rau6en thllt man
in eiren &eiieI, iebt oleien in cinen
9eboIter nit beibem 8uiier, oedt
81 uno lGBt longiam fodlen. bis 0ie
Srau6en pla5cn uaa oCr Slfl b1t
atsfiicBt, pom sSeuer ne5reM in en-
feine5 Sieb gieBen, onmit Die &erne
8uritdbleiben, ioOieI SdIauben her.
a%usnebmen, rpie mo fam, un0 Die
Sdlauben NIT 112 &aiIen giiig
aufS 6euer iteIleu uno meif fohen.
Die Weintrallben treibt man nit eli.
nem acknowledgements ourd oos
Sieb, io6aB nltr nod 0ie &erne at.
riifbleiben, thut ooS Turd)qeriihrte
III Die aoiIerolle 5uriif, fiigt I &tuno
3uder bin3r, 1 Ibeeloffel geItoBene
gtelfen, 2 S6eeI0ffel geitoBenen 3imt,
fiigt Ole gefohtcn Shlauben bin3u,
riibrt UNI mo lGBt langinm cine babe
Stunoe fnden. Sn Slider fiiIen,
oieie iofort perihlieBen uno laBt lang.
fam y Stunoe foden. 2Sn Slider
fiiaerL oieie iofort perid)lieBen UNI
filbl itelen. @enn eemiinift, fam
bic Guantitat @emiir3 pergroBert
neroen.
Warmelaoe ans Siruen, Ncpfeln uno
@eintramben.
0n3u braudt ma I Giuno blauc
Srauber, 1 8funo Crime Erauben,
Die man nit a NeIfen in cine Safe
roue tbut, 1 @int @aiier augieBt.
5uoedt uno meif fodeu IQBt. Nb.
fiihlen Ioiien our6 elm Sicb treiben
uno mieoer in Die &aIIeroue tbun;
oa5u fiigt man I 8iuno feiu9eidnit.
tene reife 4firiife, 1 8funo abge-
ifGlte uno ieingei6nittene reife Dir
nen mo 1 8iuno abgeidJGIte uno
ieingei6nittene i0uerlihe Aepfel; al.
les 5ltionmen in elmer &oIieroIle aufS
6eter itelen uno % Minltten foheu.
3 8fun6 3ufer 8ufiigen, 10 Minuten
fohen Iniien, bonn SSeler nebmen uno
IN 8l1ler julien, obtllhlen lG1len ut0
NIT elmer oiinnen Sd)idt @araffin
DerihlieBen.
HoDt Beer.
9o3u brauht man 1 5Sloihe 8oot
Beer : @rtrnft, A @olonen faItes
@aiier, A @funo 3ufer uno Y Sd.
felden 9efe. 0as 8aIier gieBt mon
in einen geniigeno groBen 9ebGIter,
fiigt oen 3udcr bin3u mo riibrt Inn,
bis Der 3lfer geidmoI5en lit. Die
Sefe lott man in p 2aiie pnrmes
@aIier ulf uno 9ieBt iie gum @of-
Ter uno 3uder, Den Root Beer Or.
traft fiigt man 5ulebt bin5u. @ut Der
mii6en, in Jloiden fiinen, oieie gut
nit neilen &orten oerihIieBen, Die
man NIT einem f~torfen @inofaoen
feItbinoet, uno in oen Seller Iegen.
Noh bier 1ogen lit oos 8etrdnf gum
8ebrouf) fertig,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

Sri. Qpbia w. in g. Io.-5 6 fptns
hel Ooer EaumeI miro cine Nrouts
belt %aeununte. Die bel allen &1qeIu
borfommt. 8ei ibrcm Gu5brllh tdlmteIn
Die &6ael bin uuh Der. loufen pIanIos
i'm Nrciie uno bcipeacn babel bdufig Niihe
uno NIiigel uu3pedmdbig. 9a5u geieleu
lid ipater Nrdmpfe. lpobei sic Sbierc SnIs
uno Nopf peroreheu; 5uIcbt ltiir3en lie
betdllbt uieoer uno befommeu 9rdnlpfe in
8eiueu mn Slil9eln. Ndh oieIen 3udlus
gen erfolgt in Der HeQeI Der Eoo; %ieIteuer
crboIen iih sic &0qeI unh uno mad.
9te1e 0rnnfbcit berubt dif elmer Shtts
iiberfillung uuo ~ent6iiuoIihe Rei3nua
ocs 0ehirn5. tpo5u Sic &09eI gang beions
bcrs ncigen Inter Den lddnlidcu 1lrs
laden. Die tie berbeifubreu, 1T Dor alien
Die 0oIlbIiiti1fctt herunr3ubebcn. sic ourf
3t quite unb reidIid)e 3nbruu9 %8uitnnoe
fommt- @cf0roeruo ipjrien ferner NuIs
reguuaeu uno i;uermdBiae Aultren0ung
aIlcr Art; im Sonmer miro sic &lutiibers
filling oeS @ebirns 6urh 3l itarte @cs
%iunnung beruriaht. 2ebtere lit gang be-
ionocrs iuugcu Nilteu, iunacu @dnieu
uuo Ruteru gefbrIih. ober aud gefous
gen aebaIteue. i'm Souuenbronb I'M adfig
mti0elteIte @19eI bobeu oarumter 81 lei
Den.
9ie @ebnncIuug bat nm 70 mebr
Nusiiht oif grfoIg, ie cher tic ein9cIeitet
iperoen fanu. 3unGdit matt man faIte
llmidldqe ouf ben appf ODER iibIt ibn
ourh iaufe 8crieielun9 nit toItem Bals
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

9ilhe Ser Sine 8rope (Gobano.) Ser
&c I'll f~iitteru uno 81 piIeleu battle,
hat nQu1lib benz geifdfta
gusifuB Ger genaanten Nii0,lotlolt
ein1eitnnoctt, 6ab or Ole &tlmten,
ne.de sic Wtildleiiturg a~eronnter
&croe controairten, 0aourtl hetroQe.t
babe, oaB err Dem Yroouft Ser inter
Guntroue Itebenoen Siibe nod beion.
oer5 0fiIt uno &ahm jugeiebt bo-
be. Ser Monn CAB 5u, ooB er aIi
0ieie Meiie ole 2eiItungS Heforoe
Der ieiner 9fIege unteriteuten &iibe
qcfallht babe uno BON oieien 10 bobe
2%eiIhIngen ooabrndt morocn ieien.
nie lie in 0cn amtIihen Gl5lpciicn Der
@iiociation per5eifnet Itdn0eu. Cole
bat fcrner mitgetbeilt, Rap or ben
Mpporut. nit oeiien &iIfe or Die Sal.
idunIlen ooIlbrofte, audi nod an
einige an0ere 2eute mciterperfauft ba.
be 9icier Npaprot beitnno ans einem
@unmiiaf nit 4uSlnuiihIoudL ben
er beim Nelfcn gefiiat inter ieiner
&lei0ung trug.
9ennen ManDuer.
9urh Die frummen Wohenifaitcr
6ieies Monnes Iino Der @olItciner.
3ud)t IN Interifo 5peifeISohne unge.
heure 8erIuIte 3ugefiigt moroen. lin.
geheure Summen iino blaber mir
neutrality-suspicious. gieb gcrooe nuf-
gruno ser offisiellen 2eiihng$con.
troue bc5ablt moroen. 1ln0 MIN miiien
Qclte, Die Iold) enorme Summer an.
legterl, auf einmal nid)t mebr, mas
tie bon oieier offi5ielen 2eiirIngs.
controuc bolten iouen. ga, Dos 9an'
&c Spitern Ser offi3ieaen QciItungss
priifltnq Oes MiIhpiebs lit oIrtGoleS
Wofenidoften in Wtibfreojt gefom.
men.
Oennof aber lit 81 inQen, oub
6ieies Spitem gut unb ridtig ltno nod)
mic Dor - BON tpenigen 6Quen abge.
iehen - ouh 8uoerlaiiig lit. Die SOL
itcin Standardization ibrericit5 bat
bereits old Die peitgebenoite Inter.
iudunq eingeleitct, beren ReiuItat tie
boIom0gIifit befnnntgeben miro. gle
mill inter allen llmitdnoen olh fir
oue 3ufunft fir @brenbaitigfeit in
ibrem @ereihe einIteben uno mir
oiirfen ibr alto bo%ffentIit oltfl nab
tpie Dor glol,ben l,no pcrtraucn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

oie 6urd
ben 6roit geihd0igt
fpuroen, oocr @du-
me, Die aus irgen9
einenl d1l0eren
0runoc MIR mcbr
cine q~eid1mdflte &C.
bensfroit beiieen,
tper0en, rporouf Die
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

Ier. Damn briugt mar oen fruns
fen So9eI an eilen iilbIen Grt. 9ibt ibnt
reines. tiibles Srintwc fer uno Ieidtz
peroaulides 8eidfutter.
6rau Gnna g. in g., g9o. 8. Gunbcs
lion Wcin bereitet man. ipie if iton
offers idlrieb, ME foIqt: g2un IteIt cine
3uderI0Iung in 8aiier Der. mo 5ipar
10, hnb ie Die SiiEigfeit bon friidem
NpfeImoit beiiBt ie iiiBer, beftu tar
fer Der Wcin - 2 Rfino Die @alpue
oilrfte Sns ridltiae @erbdInib ieiu, figt
mi Ole @oIloue Gin paor Qonooou friide
Sorpen8nbnbliltben hin3u. tbut Elm Stif
0efe biuein uno ldBt %per9dbreu. Steiz
gen feline 8Iaien mebr empor. Damn lit
Tie ab9eihlo6en. Zen ourdgebenoen
Beiu fiut man III 6Iaihen.
3iet. ". in 9. Ti6. - urIpriiuoIib
bient Der Slid 6hIeim oa3u.
Die Neibuug '5u perminoern. ipenu iib
Den Slid ourh oas Baiier beipegt,
un0 folQIih Die ShueIi9feit ieiuer 8es
lpegun9 icbr betrdhtlif gu erbohcn, 9ies
erleihtert ibm natilrlidl auh on5 @nts
fommeu Dor peuiqcr ihneIleu 5einoeu
i'll Der Waiiertpelt, Ioipobl Dor IoIteu, 0ie
ebenfdls i'll ibr tpobnen, ipte Dor Ipldet.
Die tic ooriibergcbeno uniider MADDEN.
Mud btloet bieIcr Ghleim cine 4rt
z 0 | # er fir Die Sduppen oes Slides,
tueIhe dui ioIde Nrt Dor bieIeu 8erIeBuus
gen geidiitt perbeu.
Cine. 6auptaufQabe ser IbIeimiger
lImbiiauug Deg Slides beitebt ober nab
Nnilht gutter Raturfenner nuh buriu.
SdIb ee9eu Bic au0riffe zines taum
iihtbareu,a ber iebr gef6brIihen @iG8es
5l bieter, pelher int @efoIge bon Der
.lebunQcu beS Hiidtorpers erIheint. Cos
ipeit Der Ghleim Den aDrper bebedt,
fam Iid Der Yil5 nidt feitieeen; es gee
IinQt i6m bdS aber, iueun irgeuo cine
pcrIebte Gteue bon @6leim eutbloBt iit.
NIB er nermebrt lid. iebr raid uno
CT t60tet ocn Slid.
Sm llebriacu bnben Gle redt, ipenn
Sic ~bcbnupten bnB Slide ans ann3 reis
1lem Bniicr. ipie eS oeipiiIe %unierer Sus
lanoieen ouftueiieu, iebr tpenig @6Ieim
unb ebcnio fpeni9 fog. ~fiidigcn" @es
idlmad bobeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26
8erid +.

8erid noppt. Serr:
Gn6en Sie IN meiuen Sleloeru
u;tt Elm 3c1noo1oritiid geiltnHeG.
{obn2"
..g,ein. in Der &eitentoide lit
briqen5 Gin God 49,"
.EeSQ. aber MIR Iirf5i"
ia ITS ouh Grin aeDeienl"
8crmeiutIihc gel.
henfprohe. GienItmaOhen (oas
on eincm tGu5'tWumcn 6errn 5u'
rit in Die @aH1en gefniften uno
arm ccfiiBt MIRO, u%erIcaen): sd
criticize niflt. mas miniden Sie
.;gentlit, mein 8err2"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

iufig iino ote
9auSfrauen IN
Gerleg c II b ett
ipenn iie iih Dor
Der aufgabe ic-
ben, ibre aIciocr
gu reinieen Nue
Die ttafitehen0
oufge3dblten Ser
fobren reinIgen
SSbr RIei0, ohne
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26
6erbite iunten besho[b uniere anrmer bel

Serbite iouteu besbaIb uniere Snrmer bel
Der AdrtoffeIerute gang oIsemein odrauf
adtcn. Oh Die Nnolen III ungelpohulihcm
9ta6e ipor5cnartiae &iIouHQcu AMI Der
Sdlalc 3ei9eu. SIT bnS Der sail. 10 ioIte
man lofort etuige oerarti9 beidnffeue
Nnouen CUR geuaueu l~lnterIuduu9 an rte
Innomirtbihaftlihe @criudsitatiou ieires
Stadtc3 eiuitiden. Die uerodhtigcn
Bar5eu nebmen ole Gorm ridtiaer NIss
lpildlie an, Die rnub iiun unh Die @r0be
ser HdrtnffeltroIle ieIbit erreiheu n,oGeu;
itntt oelieu fouuen aber aud fIetnere
@ur5en in aroBer 3nbI ouftreteu. 9od
bari nan ole %aelpohnli6en tleineu Mar
sen oui Der @artoffeIihole nid)t nit oieIcr
Nrantbeit peripebleIu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

e ihmar3en 6lie.
gen, DER tehniide
Same lit Sintu-
lillnt Siege, iino
fleine, id}mar3e,
blntiougeuoe6lie
gen etlpa 1.10
3ou lang. Qie.
ielben limo iebr
5uoringlih III III
rem Mnariff auf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26
Die 2nroen.

Die 9nfpeienbeit oieier Barber in
einem Gbitbounte erfennt man ge.
DohnI.d an Dem gummiorti9en Nus.
iluB aus Der Riroe uno Dem auge.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26
2lbnedslun9 in Ser 6eliieelfiitterune.

Wliffutter entihie6cn, 6ns tie cnt-
meoer mad eiacnem Grmeiieu icIbit
3uiannmcnitclcn oocr obcr, 81 To'or.
ttgcn @ebrauh gIeidl iertig, ans ir.
acno elmer gr0Beren 6utterbanoItug
bc5ieben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

8ieIe Srmien
iAeuen iih Sc.
lee gu %bereiten,
neil fie glauben,
Die oamit Der
bunoene 4rbeit
lei gu idtDierig,
utto ooh lit Der
baItniBmoBig me-
mig arbeit babel,
man muB MIR
Sorgfalt un0
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

CAB auf Die Eau.
er %regelmGBig
mo in fnr3en
3miidcn Nau'
men l%pie0erfeb.
ren0e Speiien CT.
nlii0en0 fplrfeu
un0 oen Nppctit
ab5uitulnpien im'
itnn0e limo. ielbit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

Glib. Z. ~. in O., @is. - Sa,
eiuen &iebi6Ins, Der neben IeioIih
gutter SIeiiter5cugung it'd nod ourh
cine quite uno Iobuenhe Yilhproouttiun
mIs5cihuct. biIoen oie rotben 9ornloIen,
in Der 2aneeSlprdhe nReo SoIto5"
%gcuanut. Sic 3icIbetul6te 3udt oicier
rotben. bornIoien Giibe Idbt iih Ser nReo
%oleo Cattle Club of amerieo" nu9es
leaen fem, Der felt Nuguit fem 9aupts
quarter III RihInno Center. 8i8., oufs
geihlaaer bat. Sriiber bate oieie 3uts
teruerciuiguna ibreu 0ib in @otbam
@isconiiu. Ser Inu9idbrige Setretdr
oerielben lit 3rrr 9orIep u. NartiL Scr
lid nm Sic @%utlpidIuuq. @erbreituu9
uuo N%usoebnuug Scr 8eo Soucoss 3udt
erobe @eroienite eriuorben bat. Su ieis
ncm nelleu 0eim in RihInuo Center,
BiS., bat lid Der Neo SoGeos z GIub Ser
art eingeriftet, Rag er allen a~eiteiQertcr
Anforocrun9eu Der @~e9cufport nolaui
qeredt tUereu Tam.
8obt. VI. in g. Tinu. -- 0as fiderite
3eideu fir bic Ghtbcit uuo Rnturreiuhett
bes 9ouia5 1T Die gridetnuug. oaB
Ell III rehabilitation iiber9ebt; mr. ipeuu
er gang friid geerntet 1T, lit er ofts
mails fIiiiiiq. Biu man @oni9 auf letne
gttbeit priifen, 10 lot man Elm penig
0onig in eiuem @IaS nit He9enlpuiicr
ober Beiu9eiit auf. SIT teiu 9ooeninB
3nriid9cbIieben, 70 lit er ungcfdIIht. Ser
fdliduuDeu nit StGrte ODER YtebL lais
fen lih nit Sontiuftur hnhipeiIen Su
einem haIb noncu @IoS flnren &diIerS
lott man eiriqe @romm 9ouiQ boIlitdn>
Dig ouf uuo IdBt mn . bis 3 Fropfeu
Sootinthir biueinfnIen uno riibrt Die
9au3e Miidlung INT. SIT Scr Soutg mt
o%bengeunuueu Stoffeu 9efdlidt 10
ninmt Die 6IiIiit9teit cine pioIette Sdrs
buu9 an, iouit bIeibt Tie brdunIib.
8nt. 90. in g. 8., Suhinra. - gie
ga r3en arantbeit Der @artoifelu.
in europa Iebr perbreitet, 1T ueueroings
aud I'M Gtante SenuinIuanin aufgetres
ten. ga Die &ranfbeit ben Sartoffelbau
oufs idiperite gefdbroet, lit nnes gu per-
iutcn. ibre peitere Nusbreituu8 bon
porubereiu 81 Oerbinoeru. 81 oieiem
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

rm.a SM sm%1rhkaf 63a9Iha nnEn mc%n bier HetpGEh bnmmd, a@w b Der omm9 mM9
0m%u 9nNS aummm 3udrfu mn ut brMMnt
UuPu bGH6 4mnWtn NS &bfMsm Mu dI Wmh uh bMh burhp+dn h mR Der gz
bn elm Dollar s@ Wr fir ben Gbnrp bu@ihp6u muhn 9Ma lit S nMg NB Die Symphonic 2r
hnuheh aMT n U@e M% EWrS no phc 9dFnNnnJ bRr oWEnnfN Un lift gu ngnbm mMm
&m. GRbratb ,sSMpF, Ga GMe @s
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26
BUR Ssrage Der %QGmmermait.

l1lond)e 6Qrrller
baben es ieitJabs
rem OILS cine iebr
eintr0glihe SRA.
ri5 b%etrieben, i'm
Iueuit, Sep
ternber ODER OF.
tober io9enannte
ipeItlid)e 2dutnler
gu faufen, nm lie
in Die Gtopicl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

SpieeS @raSes.

len uno nit gebriibten neucn aorfer
perihIieBen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26
Cine peinlide 0rididtr.

lie ~@olttiu ,Srie.
fan 9Iiiociatiorl
Of 9Imerjca hat
5ur5eit nit elmer
eigentIih reht
ouiul1ltu Wcihlh.
te 81 thun Giu
NtoIlu, llauteH9
Cole, ser Die
inter 0iIIhcon
troue I~telCnoca
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

Ron6e bobeu lid ans bieiem
Bruu6e fir Elm regeGmdBia oor3urei.
fen6es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ODER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-17
BUILDING TO HONOR AIRMEN
RATIONAL Aeronautical Committee
to Erect Structure Here.

washington Is to have a building
xe1ec4ed to this memory of American
Axfztora- It VIII be the gift of the
Anztfonal aerca nautical committee to
: Eise Army and Navy Air Service As
association. which, prior to Saturday
ut last week, was known as the Air
S@vice Clubs Association.
The building will be not only the
4adonal headquarters of the asSocia
zion. but a clubhouse for sviators of
both the Army and Nav. One of
his prime objects will be to bring
together all aviators for the good
OF the air service and aeronautics IN
general
Announcement Of the gift was
made by Col M F. Davis at the meet
ing Saturday night. He was acting
chairman in the absence of Gen w l.
kenly- He stated that the prefer
had been made by the national aero
nautic committee. through its chair
man. Mrs. Charles Van r rss elaer.
At the same meeting the name O. the
organization was changed.
Officers elected were. Treasurer.
e2>ieut Col FickeI, L. 5. A, secretary,
Earl Z. Findley; assistant secretary,
Lieut. Carl H Butman, and member
or the board of control. Commander
John IT. Towers. L. $ -.
The association has 1889 members
and $4,000 in its treasury. The first
issue of the official publication. the
u ;. Air Service. a monthly mag
azine' has just made its appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-17
MRS. HILMA CAMPBELL
ROBBED BY SMALL BOY

Mrs Hilma Campbell, 3s1s 10th
street. was robbed OF pocketbook
cnntaining more than 81 in cash and
three theater tickets last night about
<s45 o'clock She was near 14th street
and Otis place, on her way to board
q street car. she explained to police
of the tenth precinct, when one of
q party Of three small boys robbed
her. None of the boys was more than
fifteen years old
David Becker. 1235 W street, told
~ the theft of s19S in cash He said
th6money was takenfrom his trousers
n his room Saturday night
4 theft in the room of Ernest
Franklin. AS L street, also was. re-
ported He said he was robbed of $3.50
about o'clock yesterday morning
Walter Ballard, SIC 18th street, told
me police of the first precinct that his
place OF business was entered Satur-
f6av night and robbed of seventy-three
t1o1ntains pens. worth S230.75.
Bemy Smith. 1901 9Th street south
kUes<. reported that an unsuccessful
betfempt was made to enter a side win.
e<nw of his home Saturday night The
37ntrSntsr was frightened from tbs
Skouse.
Norris Maxfeid, 1929 list street, TOLD
A431o police of the second precinct OF
2<he visit OF an uniden titled individual.
~ This home Saturday. Chinaware
'DxlUed at 800 was taken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-17
INSISTS MEMORIAL SITE
SHOULD BE DESIGNATED

Action on the proposed memorial to
Francis Asbury, known as the father
of Methodism in this country, was
delayed in the House today on objec-
ton of Minority Leader Mann, who
contended that the bin should desig-
nate a particular site. and ask author
ity from Congress to erect me-
mortal on that site.
The Francis Asbury memorial prof.
ect has been before Congress for a
number of years, Members of the
Methodist Church throughout the
country have contributed To fund
for such memorial in Washington
and the House has previously passed
bill granting authority to use pub
lie land in the city for the purpose
The bill was urged today by Repre-
sentative Bankhead of Alabama un-
der unanimous consent program.
After the objection by Representa- =
tive Mann, the House allowed IL to
remain on the calendar without pre- ju
dice.
Representative Mann, in making a
contention that Congress should not
give blanket privilege for the cree
ton of such memorials, but should
only allow them to be erected on
specified sites, called attention to the
Grant memorial, in the National Bo-
tanic Gardens, which, he said, is
where it ought not to be. He said
this location was chosen in spite OF
a vote of the House prot esting against
the use of that site.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-17
BE Your Own Traffic Guard"

To the Editor Of The Star:
After lodging traffic in Washington
for some three years | am ready TO
admit that careless driving In largely
to blame and many are driving auto
mobiles who should never have con
troll OF any conveyance faster than II
wheelbarrow AT the same time
would suggest that a plan | have fol-
lowed is conducive to safety and seems
to meet with approval of many drivers.
as shown by acknowledging my Sign
with "a nod The plan Is. when crossing
street with. auto or car approaching
give a sign to driver as to what you are
TO do If attempting to cross ahead
hold up hand in front; If you give them
the right of way wave your hand in
the direction the car Is going. The same
plan holds to a. certain extent with
street cars; very simple, but few do 1t.
In other terms, be your own traffic
guard. One great cause of accidents is
the INDIGESTION of the pedestrian, and
in consequence the driver keeps on,
frequently with disaster The plan
suggested is worth trying.
GEORGE II. GALE.
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Eating Too Much.

We eat too much, the doc in
Isists; we're chewing things all
day; we must reform, he wots
and visits. or there'll be Hank
to pay. Sometimes I read him
as | run. he throws in me a
scare, and I remark, "I'll have
to shun the gorgeous bill OF
fare. | doubt me not the doc is
right, his words are spiced with
truth; and now like some old
anchorite, I'll live awhile, in
sooth." | cut out all the juicy
steaks, the rich imported cheese,
I sidestep luscious pies and
cakes and live on bran and peas.
My waist | measure every morn
to see if have shrunk and then
I laugh the doc to scorn and call
his wisdom bunk. For'T am
bigger than | was, my girth is
simply great; the sickly mash
es, soups and slaws have added
to my weight And | am feel
ing like an owl that's NOTED
out OF time; | lean against the
fence and howl, and call the doc
a crime. 1t may be dieting is
good for those it doesn't harm /;
but | am done with shredded
wood and hayseed from the
farm. III eat good grub and if
| die the coroner will. find my
system full of cake and pie, not
hay and pumpkin rind.
WALT MASON.
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MAI. W, B. CHAMPION HOME.
District Employe Spent Thirteen
Months in France,

MAI William b. Champion, form erIy
attached 20 the engineering depart
ment of the District government and
who makes his home at I'll South
Royal street, Alexandria. Va. is home
again, after an absence of thirteen
months overseas service with the
railway artillery reserve. He served
with Brig. Gen. William Chamber
lain. who is now in command at Fort
Monroe. Va.
Maj Champion came over on the
Mongolia, which locked al New York
January 81. He was in charge of
nearly 5000 soldiers aboard that ship,
many of them wounded In all prob
ability Maj. Champion will return to
his duties in the engineering depart
usnt of the District goyernment
March L
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JEWISH NATIONS SEEN
Palestine May Be Restored, Max
Rhoade Tells Secular League.

The Jew is on the verge of realizing
his hope for a land and nation. Max
Rhoade of the Jewish Welfare Board
declared at meeting of the Wash
ington Secular League, at Pytlian
Temple, yesterday afternoon. II
seems probable. the speaker said, that
the peace conference will restore
Palestine to the Jews.
The Ideal of Zionism" was the
subject of debate for the afternoon
Those who participated included
Charles w. Pafiiow, Samuel SaIoman
Edwin Evans, David Eccles. II. II
Bliss. Anna Rosenstein, Dr. j. J. Shir-
ley, S. Forrest Bowers and Mrs. Jo-
seph Seal
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Brosnahan and Joseph Y. Reeves. dell
egates to the Irish freedom conven-
ton to be held in Philadelphia Sat-
urday and Sunday, were instructed
to inform that convention of the plans
TO hold the mass meeting here March
IL.
Mr. Downing also made an address,
in which he urged the freedom of
Ireland. He said that Ireland, from
the very nature of its people, would
be tolerant republic and would
guarantee religious freedom.
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IRISH TO MEET MARCH II.
Decision for Mass Meeting Reached
Last Night.

Friends Of Irish Freedom. at a
meeting last night in Central Hall.
Tth and / streets northwest, made
plans for mass meeting to be held
March II.
p. ]. Ryan. one of the speakers.
said Washington would be the first
American city to urge the indepen-
dence of Ireland. He declared the
cause of Irish freedom has made
giant strides in the last year
Rosa +. Downing, president of the
Washington chapter; ?. II. Moran,
p. J. Ryan, John J. Noonan, Margaret
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
Concert by the United States Sol
diers' Home Orchestra at 6:15 o'clock
in Stanley Hall.
Address on Russia by f. r. Cotton
national Y. NJ. c. \. secretary for
Russia, at dinner at Cushman's, 607
18th street
Indoor carnival. to last two days,
opens at o'clock. at Silver Spring.
Md, for the benefit of the volunteer
Meeting of the Georgetown Citizens
Association at S o'clock, at the West
ern High School.
Meeting of the Central Citizens
Association, to be held at O'Clock,
in the North Capitol Savings Bank
building.
Meeting of University of Illinois
Alumnae. at 1880 o'clock, at 1913
Massachusetts avenue.
Salads to be disc used at 1880 O'Clock
at a meeting of the Wilson Normal
Community Center class.
Meeting of the Monday Evening
Club at O'Clock in the assembly hall
Oh the l. NJ. I. A.
Performance of Civil Service" for
war workers at Community Club No
8, 9lS 10th street.
Meeting of the credit section of the
Merchants and Manufacturers Asso-
citation at $3.50 o'clock, at the New
Ebbitt Hotel.
Tommy Ryan will give public box
ING exhibition ar O'Clock at the
y. NJ. C. A.
The library of the Eastern High
school Will be open to the people of
the community for reading and games
from 1880 to 10 o'clock.
A social hour with community sing
ing is scheduled for the Powell Com
munity Center al $50 o'clock
The Little Players Club of the Will
son Normal Community Center will
meet at the Wilson Normal School to-
night. The Motel Choral Club also
Will meet at the Wilson Normal
School.
Meeting of the East Washington Cit
izens' Association at O'Clock tonight
at East Washington Hall, 3l4 Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast.