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A WOMAN IN THE NAVY.
t,» has been suggested that a woman
‘ ‘vllev'sppointed as a member or
dyisory board of “geniuses” for.
United States navy. The Balti-
foSturis “disgusted’ with "sheer
lgdance’ of ibis suggestion. re‘
3. (“if there is one human he-
lm? in which women have fallen
conspicuOns part than they have
the inieniion of recognized machv
war, it does not come to
side from the unnecessary vehe
oi: the Stars dominant, its
.57 readily be allowed. Vt omen
certainly shown no gift for in- .
31 ‘machines" of war. And it it;I
‘ that this is simply because
“have never been interestedfiu
and don't Want to invent on.
one. or. mechanism of slaughter.
. , «artistemlnxs‘t editor might report
Elli Women have show'n'pre‘cioui lit»
élln‘dtldn to invent any kind of
machinery whatever. «He might point
'gut'that even in the domain that has
we en's peculiar b‘ailiwick from
embriai~the kitchens-”near
tile utensils We been invented.
exi‘xmdoubtedly lime talent lei
’ mechanical means to domes-
s. when once their attention is
exy‘aireclea to the need or in»:
Ev went and they "fire once recon-
djtothe necessity of change. But
a still to require men to pro
9 the initial idea: and impetus.
you 7'progrsssxve women take a.
"gloss amount of stirring up be-
lie ”I minds are attuned to me- a
lib all due regard to this psycho-J ,
aetyhowever. it may be point-
I'l; it would be amiglxty good
to put a Woman on the naval
ry board. There is plenty ‘ot
the navy for a bright woman,
rt‘partf irbnl the creation of new
veneer of slaughter and defence.
arly a woman’s vie'Wpoint is
to provide for the Comfort of
coin the navy.
l’l‘h ~ordinary warship makes far too
Provision for Sleeping Quarters
lemon facilities; Everything
guns and ammunition, and
ed‘i'e of’the' human beings Who
e
d
rely human problem. of the;
r which women have real ge:_I
IE mm median 20.3,.“
that force was wiel69¢ by one all-
Lih‘rough a shipping bill ”at the coming
of ’both Houses is already on. Nothing
could more strikingly illustrate the
attitude—vibe tin-Democratic attitude ‘
act this Administration. The people.
through their representatives in Con-
gress. have relented the Shipping em.
Eighty-eight per cent at the 282 landm-
ber organizations of the Chamber of
Commerce of the United States voted
emphatically against the principle of
the Shipping Bill. Expdrts in Ameri-
loan vessels have increased 68
feent. in the last year. Every shipyard
in the country is busy to its utmost
capacity.
was any occasion for the Shipping
sin n no lonée‘r exists, and the peo-
ple have declared against it.
said to be getting a lot of funout of?
a marching song by itudolphiiruhn'
entitled "The pestructx‘o’n or the Lost;
tunia." It tells how the ship sailed
from New” You: with thousands on?
mum, and "our submarine smells.
oho‘lcc dish. A rousingcborus.
the intend or the nitrratlve is ream
ed as follows:
her criminal course; “bill. the submar-
‘ines Were on the watch oil irelnnd’s
coast. «She carried Americans. French
linen ii) the dance or death”
the rousing chorus again,
by unintel- pleasant-“details. its an:
the ‘picc’e'i'is 'very lilopulalr.
is there of persuading Germany to
yield to the dictates of humanity? ‘
win the war, there’d be no doubt of
Germany's success.
tom which it aggravates, has increas‘
ed in price from 30 cents to $2. 40 per
pound since the war began. This drug
is made from carbclic acid heretofore
imported from Eurdpe but the war has
created such a; demand for this acid
to be used in the manniztcture of ex;
plosiyes that it is no longer snorted.
have been uEEd up and it is dimcult
to obtain more because most of them
are usef in the manufacture “MP1“. .
; “Stills. , - '
Notification.
The trouble with 331'. Heather's res-
m is that the Wdi'ld has advanced
for in the last eig‘fitoen‘centurles, can
tlcularly in the direction 0! democra-
cy and strong. independent natiosaIi-x
ties. The nations are too many. top
populous. too proud and too powerful
to submit to a new Eamon Empire.
The tixne has passed. vibes one
country or one man could (lonelier
the “world. Tremolo”. although he,
marinas Winfllifl, is usin‘too
late to be“M one To cm?
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0601”!le rote sHt-rilimtt‘ BILL
Secretary McAdoo. alter a? center-
sites with the President at his suin-
m‘élr borne. has "announced the pur-
pose of the Administration to jam
session of Congress. Senator Williahs
of Mississippi. has proclaimed his por-
pbte to light tor such a bill and the
eilort to line up Democratic members
per
in a word."‘li' there over
Mm
THE L’i‘m'l'. I
in thcflerman music halls they are
.»~
"“V'IJusitaniu dulled itx'elri‘ily along‘cn-
men. Englishmen. Greek and mic-h!
'I‘li'e‘lxI
rollciWed
terdaxn correspondent ,, reports that
,In the light ottnatsong. What liopb
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It torpedoing fishing boats would
SOlENTlFIC NOTES.
Sodium salicylaie, a valuable reln- .
dy lor‘rhelrmatisx'n except in canes
no to an oxeese oi! alkali in the sys;
‘ grand jury would return at least six
' puny, that chartered the bout Ii’or the
lig‘cnera‘i teenager '6! theiChic‘ngoSl
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WALTER c.
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ssmrimy 07m ~
“We 5.3m cu: ‘
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0f the four investigations begun
curly last neck to mine responsi-
bility fer “the Easlllind di‘sadte’rmh‘ieh
1,000 lives. only five are how in,
progx can. one is by the special
Federal grand jury. exnpnnelled by
Judge K. M. Lentils. and the other
by Secretary of (ommcreo Redfleld.
for the Department at Commerce, and
Acting Governor. Burr-alt O’Hara.
it was biopsied" that the State
indictments. as recommended by the
‘coroner's Jury, but secrélitry ‘Rcdfleld
held‘ that the State did not have
author-it yovcr Federal steamboat in»
scooters living outside of it. and
Cook county. metres To him his in-
I-eulry
The coroner's jury ordered those
held tor the cciiln‘ty will! ’zlitry.
W. K. Greenba‘txm, general managed
at the lnlllann Tamaportsiion Gama?
day. .
William xi. Hull, viccltirtlaldom'hnd
iloseph Steamship Company, which
Wired and liberated the vessel as‘an
Excursion steamer. despite the fact
that it was generiilly '1thth as “the
crank in! the lakes."
lib‘ll‘e‘rt ’R‘e‘id Federal inspector lit
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Prince Heinrich ‘von 'Proussen. "’~of~
secured almost, in the United States
‘i'or an appliance for cleaning auto
mobile wind shields. Wipers are ar-
ranged on one or both sides of the
glass which by- a quick stroke may be
moved “eyer the glass to clear it: of
dust or water.
«A serious problem in the operation
or street cars is'th‘e corrugation for
unequal wearing of “the walls so that
they become waving and uneven on
the aux-lace, entitling couridera‘bly more
noise laud making the cats less clim-
iortahle to rise tn. to to: seem ‘
the extra espouse 'ol
axles and wheels. The m t"
tux means of overcomI I g: be it!
that necessarily results when“ bIoth
are llx’ed rigidly to the axle.
resulted in the loss of more than-
usslsted by A L. Thurman, solicitor .‘
Manley Hoyuc. sinte’s attorney oi"
Grand Haven; illicit” who is said to ‘
Germany, brother of the Kaiser. has"
1w as acorns/gar
If it??? M? c
have raised the minutes carrying
capacity to 8 .500 . .
Charles C. Eckllll, Federal inspector
or stcmhipe. also located it‘t Grand
flares.
distant filmy Federico.
Who mill
i used to reach safety while more than
one thousand or tile passengers were
arhwning all around him.
J. M. allergen. chic! brighten. Who
~nl'ler, trying for seVsiileen Lininu‘tes.
to right the boat. had plénty or. time
to come up from the engine room and
save himself.
Walter 0. Steele. secretary hens-
uror of the company that owned the
Eastland and ow’flcr of most of that
coinpany. was among those placed
tilllléi‘ MM.
1"
. PAn'cEx. Peer Psdutilkm‘flss.
(From The New Yerk Times.)
The New Haven Railway has sued
the postofllce {or 31472. the damages
for some required to carry gold by
postal parcel service in a. manner icon.
tiary to law The packages were not
sealed or stamped as remitted of brist-
clase mail. The weight limit was ex-
ceeded and the packages Were not pro»
pared 13,91” convenient inspection. The
rallw ny allergen that the gold packitg'es
were not mail matter of any sort i‘sixd
were not shipped as freight or explain.
Besides the gold the company Was '
quired to tl‘hxtsport ‘»
perio‘rm nd thb‘ company (lemmas
‘ gestation or both ”gold
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treated and preludgod.” secre'iary
’ Redhead issued a statement carrying
his “solemn promise that it charges
are presented to me ._ against.
either individual. inapetitorg, in; the
service as a whole. those chsIrge's will
have my fullest consideration. and 1
till! spurs nélther (line, eh'cx'gy nor
o,.t
' xlioney in hr‘i-ivl‘lt‘g at the truth. How;
ever, i mun say in my own delense
dint goes chimes hove not yet been
wisdom-.11. They halve libeltx salted rot.
but lthub m “the? are Whiting. ‘I will
ndt chum any mm unit?“ that midi
has had in Worthy to tie hen
it request to been YMded iii
President Wilson by the (missing)
City conned ldr it special commission
.:*to be WWW by the flesi‘dbnt tb'
Declaring that he had meal l‘misv
investigate the Eastisnd disaster. ,
and also was bound to deliver his door.
Nobody paid for the transportation or
the flour. The railway was bound to
carry it under its touryoar contract.
The government paid nothing for dis
dddlt‘lonal service The transaction
yet there to somdthlng about it better
Worth consideration than the oddities
oi the one There are six mail order
houses shipping 100. 000 packages
apiece on which the freight hnd ex
press éhdl'eeeI are avoided They-
know sir rights sun it is an easy
at théy can tell strange tales
‘50 hot Willi
, not want it
it. crippled Klee} the? ‘
_ , WERE WM“ UAWWE "OHIG
4.
was strictly regular in all respects. lulu! .
. which had been given by lather hi
‘and heir: Sam. Th pé pie viilue the
. p ital parcel ser 1'
. out thifigs we eculd not pay tor un-
11 1-2:: TURKISH
TOWELS. .
Unbleached Turkish Tow-
els. , Special tonight
3 for 25¢
98c ‘ LONG operas.
‘ :00 pieces for toni hts
selling; Per piece .. §9¢
19¢ 4?!me GASES.
x,ooo Hlemstitched Cases.
42 x 36 and 45 x 36. cc-
ial toxxight,ehch.1 tw.
19c MOIRE RI‘BEDNS.
5 i‘mxc‘lres wide, blue. pink
and white. Special toni ht,
o ....
so has MEN’S SUITS.
‘ Heavy rotten, last block.
loveliness nose:
_ Fillie‘lis‘le, fill] fashioned,
double heels and toes. Spec-
Idol tonight pair. ”25¢
one TABLE ‘o'n. CLOTH.
.45 inches wide, all colors
and white. Special tonight,
looittilt s
From 7 to 10
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_ 50c HAIR BRUSHES.
Keep L‘,lean wood back
II aluminum face fine qualihty
bristles. Special toni
‘each .3%;
8c MEN‘S
‘ HANDKERCHIEFS
Flue memorized, all the
new shades, SfiecialI to-
nightI each. . ..
$1. 5o IDNlG KIMONOS.
Made of fine quality crepe
in pink. blue, hello, laven-
der, etc, trimmed with
hcxnstltched orIgandie, col-
lar and culls. sizes 36 to 46.
Special tonight, each 98¢
W—
500 WATER PITCHERS.
2 qt. Size fine clear cryS-
tal. Special tonight, each
39¢
5c WATER TUMBLERS
Thin blown. Special to-
'lhin blown Specila toni
night . 6 fer 13¢
BARGAIN TABLE.
3,000 yards of (ham
Illrays. Lawns, Linens. Itin—
ishctl Suitings and W'hite
Goods Special tonight
vvv.
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coco o.
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yard ,' 15¢
mum.
"Two peers are hettb‘i‘ their one" is
” alllxo ribosomes. thes t.
9.119 says: “Two are better thit'ii‘ione.’
"it live more Is ester than a dead
MW." WHY}? “flit mm by 'IIaol
winemvm Moro J‘K ‘Wg M ”in
Bettéi' that a new houfle-Ecolesfi‘ss
tbfi S4;
"money who" may be considered
W ailing ydt “the EM“ within
expression engrossed one Mom,
was in Eobl’s‘hifltbil 10- to he sees.
"Utonoy'amretn nil thrusts”
The command to “Eat. dam; and
most" was another saying of Solomon.
as recorded in Ecclesiastes 101. where
he use: "new diet: cause the oint-
inept or the anothuonry to send torts
is sucking serous. "
The common to ‘m drink and‘
be merry. is ironx, Solomon, who says
in mommies 8-15 "Then i command;
ed mirth. because a man hath no bet-
ter thing‘nnder the sun“ than to eat,
and to drink, and to helmerry."
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TALKS ON THRIFT.
f' ' How to Succeed.
“We have been a nation of
spend thrills long enough}—
Roger W. Baboon. I,
George 1'). Dayton. one o! the lead-
in: business men of Minneapolis. tells
this inspiring story'bI his success
through savlng: ‘
“ i left home shortly after 16 years
oi! age. Before. reaching 22 years i
had accumuloted $5,000 (32.000 of
lieu o: a college chores.) and (oil then
it lies safe to marry. At that time x
has receiving ‘a- saléry or: ”$800 per
ym, pi? h wfielxlys Wife and III do.
til we could pay tor them. Further-
ire would lay asidd $5 for a. perman-
more we decide _t_hnt each Saturdevi.
3 yards for 19¢
‘
90‘
.60
O
owes it to "society to save something
{for his family. Men on salaries can
do this if they will, shut it requires on
the ml: of both husband and who
will power sulllciont to be content and
happy while living inside the income,
whatever that is." .
Mr. Wren": lance?
discussion in the Minneapolis Journal
mm tone by a letter written “to
the paper iby a "men who signed him-
self ”Blitpsyer." .
This correspondent asked how he
could save part 01 his sax-1y. ex.
phoning th‘st hlollncmne Was a little
more that enough for his needs. He
had repeatedly tried to save but had
never made much headway. His case
is typical of many others.
Have You solved the problem yet?
'1‘. D. MacGREGOR.
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051 G‘b’l‘ BY GIM’LTA‘R.
“II-—
American Naval Officer Descrlben
Successful Ruse by-‘Gérm’l‘h Sub- ,
marine. .
An Amerlcirn naval sinner. station~
‘ en ingmxlltel‘i‘il‘xiéfin where. has sent
a letter to a friend anNew York tell-
ing how the German submarine U-5
succeeded in passing through the
strait atGl’biaitar andelxiding the
mitten blockade there.
. This information was sup‘pressed at
the time by British censorship. The
ofllcer was at Gibraltar immediately
after the big submarine made its dar-
in’g andwsuccessful attempt to reach
the Dardanelles
A cordon of torpedohoat dest‘rby-
era steamed back and forth beiEWe’en
the coast of Africa and the gré‘at
‘rock, known familiarly by life neg.
'lish as the “Gib", but no submarixie
appeared to reward the wiltcher
finally in fleet of five small
sailing through {he straits.
their failure Ito reptirt the ‘
we. use ,, ... .
lated in connection with an interesting N '
fships. in close.formation. was sig .951“- .
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