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“—7
THE “WAR OF 1917"
The name of the war has at
dctcrmined. for this
‘ The United Stator.
gmr al-
lust
been officially
I‘LCOUDU'Y at least.
:‘vpension d’epartment, having be
ready to recPivc applications for pon-
cions growing out of t
has found it necesiary immediately to
re it u tiric that will distinguish it
. at
from t‘orrncr
on the pcnsion records
wars. The department therc
“it down as “The War of 19H."
The government doesn't scorn. alto-
" nether satisfied with tho title. . The
rousion department, cxplains that it
Thus been chosen bccnus» no other
.atritable name could bc found. Th9
choice doesn't look altogether t‘ortu.
mate from a popular view. it secms
.Jik‘eiy to have little vogue (‘M‘vpl for
“official purposes,
‘ 'Even if the torm w
obvious
other nations,
forc set 8
Pro satisfactory to
the nation, for reasons it
rould not bc adoptod by
except. those cntcring the
able ycar. Englishmen might, by tho
same line of proccduro, call it
‘ ltalians the "War of
I thc “War of
war in ”HS
{twin- of 1914,"
5915" and Roumanians
1.19m."
it is plainly tlcsirablc to h
purposes at least
to suitable for triti-
Thorc have been
by
two, for
some
tutor-teal
”more descriptive tit
‘vcraal acceptancc.
Hominy suggestions
‘statcsmcn and editors in various contr-
i’tricn, of which “’l‘lrt‘ World War
won wide approval.
pic in the world, how-
ill-
put forward
chroma to have
‘Most of the poo
at pl‘est‘nt content With or
ever, arc .
Thcrc is a
log it simply
certain dirznliicd l‘itn
001115 ‘0 (‘
“.Ter War."
can in that, inna-
'much an it 5 onvcy by ituplt
cation the fact,
'with this great conflict
V arc negligible.
appcllation wo
that in comparison
all ot hcr wars
:in human history
For a final choicn of
must probablv depvnd on the histor-
thn they color to write about
looking back upon it from
a few yours
ions.
the war,
the vantage point of
hence, they
more fclicirous t‘rtlc than any yt-i put.
forward.
W
DlSCHARGING ALIENS
The government is gr-tting rid or
ii departments of the no
rsue the
‘ . \r'y'
aliens rn a
and evidently intends to pit r
. ' . 0
some policy in the operation of u
lurcrchant fleet. That is a accessory
«var
' tilt rou ghou
a disposition
”Cher grounds: than that
uli;fledgcd American
rat is neither accessory nor fair:
"committee on
lied atten-
s of
cod
t the country have shovl'n
to discharge aliens on no
they are not.
and
citizens.
The: government'a
’* ubiic information" has ca
rtlon to the fact. that great number
on old aliens are practically g
' Helms-.8 in every respect except
V “neglect tan/complete their natur-
ion. « Illa doubtless true, too,
at”. out of those who have not who
opens focus; to take out thairfirst.
rim-weil‘enioaoiog and inoffens-
a'iry' . event-tit. is poor policy.
is i new... will alienate tth
more, whereas considerate "treat-
ment. “make them susceptible to
’ the» t'nmerlcan influences and lead
) to lure, useful. citizenship.
,uMfil-‘hébi’tof tbs cmplbyurn "in:
gum is. contrary to the" spirit of
residuum; {proclamatlal‘ 91‘3me
THE SOUTH NOBWALK.“lens "1157““ among us in loyalty
‘71.. 85 A. L. (10139”. Prom-’OATTLE- FOOD AND HUMAN FooDl
.. _, 7». ODWBQ the 61631311de untold-whoa:I
" 36’ 1917 ;brcad 34 a war and health moasurm:
______._._4——v-—=3 than brown bread.
hr- present. war .
try instead ol 5 pcr cent. as at present.
Wom
l to our ideals."
.————.~Q—.___'_
; The {pastor—bakers, in conwritron in‘
4 . .
VChir-ago, agreed wh the millrrs in;
fThcy insisted that it Would be ruin-5
;ous to “deflect from the marlin the?
fvalnable animal food \r'hioirtlre win-all
iofi‘alaconrtitutc.” And besides, thcy;
imam-dined, white bread is bc-trcr fund;
I
As to tho latter objection, 171'. James:
Atkinson of the federal hurczru all
foods and drugs takers isme with the:
bakers, Tlrc other day he exhibittd’
’1“ o plot-orb; nirith for six weeka lradl
vbtrcn l‘ctt only on white brctul~brcadi
l
or (:‘hCl'llf‘lll quality, as white brcadl
goes. from iho doctors’ table at th‘!
Willard Parkcr Hospital. As hc wart;
thc birds down on the floor one or“
them her-led over on its'back and}
sot‘mcdat the point of death. The:
other was barely able to stand. die?
the!) for! thcm some yeast, as a sub-fr
stitute tor the “wheat otfais“ lilo)":
had missvd, and within an hour they
showcd signs of roouvcl‘y,
. Ml
“’l‘ho'cxpcrirncnt,” llr. Atkinson on
“shows wlritc broad is not a,
l
gument for tho proposed measure to;
plainted,
:zutficient food, and is an cloqucnt ar~
taming 7B pcr r-cnt of tho wheat ber-
y.
*I
ibody of Ruth Crugc
“Thom li.c s 'c' .' ‘ 4
~. 1 r on u 19 «ulterior, from“
an LawaWho Showed Up Ne
innazmammy ISTON/r'
w York Police,
GirlMurder Victim
J
‘ Mrs. Grace Humiston, a woman lawyer, has been declared by the head of the New York policc. which sumP-
compct millers to produce flour con: times calls itself “the Finsst." to be a better detective than its whole squad of four hundred alumna, She it
{was who insistcd workmen should dig in the cellar of the bicycle rcpair shop of Alfredo COt‘Chii: to stack the
the school girl. who disappcztrcd there acvcral months ago.
illody could not" be buried in the cel-lar. but her workmen found it thC-rc. it
b-.-
.3302: m4:
and ItalianWho Is‘wmrea
{
l
polyncuritis galliuar'uru, corrospondlng'
Willa SWEAR
l
t M FAMllIES ARE
tqbcri-ber‘r m man.
was all tltcy noedod."
llr. Charles E. Page of Boston glvcs
similar tcstimorry, quoting the rcsults
of an cxpcrimPnt made on dogs
mmall tho whitc
t
‘tlr-ath."
mav bc “hip to pick a farlCOtlnll‘y_ . I
. - .- ‘ em toycrs . ,
measure. (“”han D iurc. and why shouldn't we do it. no“ ?;boards may grant cxcmptionon these
a, “an blltmbm
‘on tho dog." giving out) peni'ul of dogs!
75'
yvars ago by an cmirrcnt Paris phySi-E
clan named Mogmrdic. “He “tried it'
broad thcy would cut Surrounding the Exemp~
all tions to the Draft With
broad they would eat. Safeguards —- Local 31'“!
Appellate Boards Must
Decide Upon Claims
\l‘ASlliNt‘T N *J o .'“ -.'~ ». ”w
'l‘hv bran and otlwr rciectcd ”whcat‘ .. . I 0~ ' un- ,0. ”H" “g
.. :hldtiflllh that Will gurdc rho cxcmp-
attain undotrhttdly mdkrv- 200d l’OOti'tiOn boarth in singling out flu. int-ll
Uli' graham.
"While ’
graham rboad dogs throvo pcrfcctly,‘
cvcry lam whim-flour dog starved ' to}
l
l
and auothcr porlful
the
And in: for Amcr‘ic-r‘s new national army \Vcrc
tar-t ho aces a powcrlul argumcnt ltrrH'Ollle’li‘d 100“."-
i -\\’ithlrr a short time Prcaldrm “'ilo
raon will inure thcm by proclarmtrion.
. tonly the printing remains to be fin-
“\‘\h_v." llt" asks. "should “'0 Wed the fished. Evvvy ppm-ism“ of the rcrztr
cattle and storm tho pcoplo" tiatlons is edged with double safe-
Clllliu lnu<t 1,0 {mp pm surely my," guards againrt any unfairncss or tam-
lh‘-rrt! poring.
l
I From
'upou the law,
'“‘“"“."——" that thc'roculationu provide for
TRANSLAT'NG A WAR SLOGAN Vtollowing general exemptions:
WHOM siucc ”w hcginning M ”w! Marricd mcn with wife or children
war, havc tarmn a just pride in “doing" solely dopondnm upon them.
thrTir hp," Tho phragp pumps naturalV lion with aged parcnts solely
for (‘zllllo Dr. l‘agc admits.
lvttiug rut-n, wulllt‘ll and childrcn have
more of tho hotrltlrdivina reluuc.
could aparc as a littlp of tho cxcc ' K
Exemptions Outlined
authoritative forecast hascd
it was loamcd today'
the
food on which our millcrs and bakcrs
huvc boon giving tlrmn a monopoly.
. (lo-
ly to tho lips of millions throughout'rl’m‘dml-
.\lcn with orphancd brothers or sla-
‘ters undcr a certain agc dependent
upon tlrcm.
; Workers
Many Amnricana. however, insistzto tho maintr‘nancc of the military or
that we ought to have an equivalent I #flnlzalion or thc malntcnance of the
r - - , ‘n , .
A"wrican':national rntcrcsta. t'Only men rudls
gppuaable to the contrnuancc of such
industries are cxcrnptedl.
Officials of the federal government,
or becn very strong for English slangistatc and county officials.
or catch-words Wc’ve‘ Affidavits are required from claim-
ncvcr had any difficulty in coining aniants affirming ”‘3‘ wifc, parents or
. lchildren arc dcpcndcnt’ upon thqm.
iht‘ phrases we nccdcd for our ownthpr investigation of the. evidcncc.
thc ltritirzlr Enrpirc. Now that we are
at war, it has boon taken up in this
in industrics "necessary
alogun characteristically
Outside of
circles in our custom citicS, we've now;
certain rather exclusive
of any sort.
.So \it‘s up to the Yankee slang-1 grounds.
whangcrs. ’Some of them are already Affidavits Necessary
on the job. One bright devotee of that The regulations fail to specify! what
. 1 a - tq . b9 'tr “(industries are necessary to the main-
vernacu ar surges H as a bu 4‘ l itenance of the mllltary organization
for the EngliSh motto, “We’ll corne'or the national intaregt." or which
across.” men are indispensable to these indus-
That is indubitably American. It has tries. ‘
apunch in» it. Everybody on this side; The entire power of decision upon
or the water knows what it means_'thts point is left to the local appellate
And if anybody on the othor side “gigs-burden of proving that he “is
wants to take it literally, very well! indispcnsable" to the industry is put
As a New York World paragrapher re- upon the claimant. In most cases an
marks. "Interpreted ' geographicauy affidavit from the employer W1“ ‘3‘?
and referring to the ocean, it. should sufficient.
prove popular in France.” ' I ‘
‘The notice served by our govern-
ment on the ,‘Cuban 'rebels, to lay
down! their arms lest Uncle Sam be
compelled to take them in hand, may
he~rogariod «horns a political intru-
slon into Cuban affairs outing“ part proclamation. ._ .
of». Pannmerlcan campaign turned ._,_____,_____,______ .
conservation.»j*‘rne’ morn” rem, ‘ Ju'stA‘jgfiv.“ 7.x- ;_
burning‘up sugarfplrmtaltfont ' 5* _ rpm new Mimi-é! . . It c3111“!
. , ‘ _'.‘ - L.“ , .. " .
decisions of the local boards has been
planned. It. will insure. it is ,c_onfl~
dentl’y believed, absolute fairneba and
impartiality. ' "
The actual method of drawing the
names of the first levy is Withheld
"front. the regulations, it isunderstoqtl.
sequent.
an:
llEPl-INllENl.
A: novel system of appeals from the .
but promptly will be outlined in F only A
M‘l' Mel mméto Japan fOur‘te'en‘
a <
NEWS [if
i
I
' BEHIND Till) BRITISH LINES l.\'
FRANCE, June 30:44 considcrahlc
share in tho but‘t‘l‘SH and rapidity with
which the British armies wcrt.‘ ablc
this spring to follow up tho tlcrmapa
as rhcy full back from tho Soutnrc
and Arrns butllciiclda is oflicially nt-
tributrd to the building by the British
of innumerable military roads which
have been t-onrplctcd on tit-'3 boots of
tho Gcrman rctrcat.
'l‘hv officer principally responsible
for. maintaining this branch of com-
urrmicrujouu, under tho dlrcction of
Sir Eric Gt'tlllt‘fi, the llcputy Director
.tln-ncral of Munitions Supply, is
Brigadicr-tt-urcral ll. P. Maybur)’.
whore'olllcialdirlo in Mnllllflt‘l‘. and
(‘hicl‘ linizirrvcr of tho Army Roads
Bouldllu is in command of an army
of road makcrs recruited from town?
and villaprs. in Great Britain \vhcrc
thvy \l't‘l‘t' mtrmgod in atmilar work
Their nurubcr now rum-r well into five
figures. ’l‘tho rncn, although almost
without regular army training. are all
organizrd in rcgimcnra with officers
on the rcgular army modcl and are
equipped with modern plants and the
bust material.
......_.__.
TOKIO, June :ltl.~ln tho supple-
mentary budgot patimatc which is to
be introduced in thc coming special
session of tho Dict is an horn of
3,000,000 you or 51.500.0th as oxpcndl-
turn for ill-1‘ catalilishmeut of an army
urscual in Korca. This is a ncw un-
dertaking necessitated by the crca-
‘ tion of two army divisions in Korca!
} LONDON. Juno norm-mono? that. .
which \vcrc authorized in 1915.
In case of cmcrgency in the future.
the Konran divisions and tho garri-
sons in Iilanchtn'ia will’bc cnablcd to
have a quick supply of guns and
out relying upon supplies from Japan.
The plan was long contemplated by
the army authorities and the lessons
fuznishcd by tho Europcan war have
necessitated its speedy execution.
(‘rodits will also be asked for the
construction of fortresses in Korea.\
TOKIO, Juno {id—Progress in avia-
tion in Japan has again been attend
ed with tragedy. Yesterday two men
chino—end Professor Soitaro Tamar,
other, Reina ‘Yukawa, a photographer
on the stuff of the Nichi-Nicht who
had been taken up as a passenger.
Professor Tamai was a capable
ous flights yesterday near Tobie, with
passengers. onwono occasion having~
’Iuccessfully looped the loop. But
'when he ascended with the photo
‘grapher. connecting wires broke- and
the aeroplane crashed tonne ground.
The petroleum tank exploded, and the
twomen, already badly injured, were
’igustuo Jesse..Bowie; a long time Air.-
erictm resident of JW. who want
died here'recemly. »
Mr. Bowie moved to the Pacific
coast with his father .in the early
days «Of the gold rush;
tamon‘ggthe pioneer residents of San
Francisco, is well~known in that city.
.‘2 h rdoitltc onktnebr by. profeSslon,
lunar warn
munitions and other. ordnance with-l
lust their lives by the fall of a ma- '
of the Nippon Flying school and the'
aviator and had made several previ- -
suffocated and charred in the flames: .
YOKOHAMA. Japan, June 30.——A1r-_;;1 .
born’irr Baltimore; Md; flLycurs rigorL 3
His family 7
L'.:.Tlt9mas.a~tne rut-rum coal king:
if 1 not startml curly, I'll just havci
to ltccp goiru."
STOCKHOLM, dunr‘ I)". l‘rot‘cssru‘
G. St‘llt’l'gl‘t‘ll of thc Technical l'nivm'
city has pu-titioucd the Kim; to ap-
point n conmrlttcc to luvcsticatc the
lcornmt-rcial feasibility of" sccuriug
girom a ccrtaiu kind of Swedish peat
1 a fibre adapted to maltina textiles. Ho
laccompanics his petition with door-
;ruat:; mrrdc from pcat. which ho dc-
‘clurvs to ho quite an durablc as jute
.or room—matting. 'l‘hc cost. how-
Ecvcr. ho declared to be only a lilll,
inrorc than two~thirds as much. and
:ilttl‘tll)‘ more than half as much as
that of tho bcst wovcn straw mats.
jthc now rules regarding wastage of
lfond are. being strictly enforced is
islrown by tho fact that, on informa-
tion front a doorman touu.‘ considor
.ahlc bread thrown into the dustbin. a
Woman was convicted and lined $30
at the llrornley, Kent. police court.
New Food
Controller
. of Great Britain
‘-x a.
Baron‘thonddo, president" of "the
local government board, has been ap-
pointed F‘dodt- .Controiler“ of Great
Britain. The Baron, who wasJDavid
. §¢~
From 7 to
...,r
Saturday flight Sprriais
Efi
.21
10 o’clock
~_,
rWith us again.
Will have.
dew and door screens.
Steamboat Place
LET US'SCREEN YOUR HOME
LET us SCREEN YOUR HOME
It is only a short time until the flies and mosquitoes will be
The sooner you get ready for them, the fewer you
We have rust. rocciv
Our assurance of qualit’r stands behind eve .
_ . 1 urchase
made here, and particularly are we in a. position?) gftarantee
you the very best; to screen doors and windows} screen wire, and
everything to keep the dreaded insects from "the house.
It will be to your interest to come earl
. .. . y. for, of course the
l ery best always go first. and you want only the very best. 9
ST. JOHN 89’ KE YSER
PHONE 1082
{5. PR noESS SLIPS TEA ?OTS
i Fir-e nainsook lace 1rd B'M" -' r r
. a . - r.— e. With Old band
is embroidery trimmed. $1.50 deccmtioJN Am film 25
‘5 value ................. 799 "' ‘ “" .p ‘* " c
i . - . . .. r
g common-Ions - FLY S'VAT‘ERS l
‘95 Short Skirts and Corset 10C srze """"""""""" 5c .
l}, Covers. $1.50 value ..... 792 i
9 CHILDPEN‘S BLACK KNIGHT .
:3 V ‘ I
i, WASH DRESSES STOVE POLISH l
, Checks and plaids. ging’ ‘ 100 stze ............. 7C 5‘
_: hams. Size 6 to 12 yrs. Spec- , . i'?
Q ial .................... 59c WOMEN .3 SUMMER
, .. GIN ,- 3,
i 0 CEDAR 01L GHAIW DRESSES i
25c size 193 Newest stylcs, in plaids, 3»:
checks and stripes $5.50 to
comments 7'
, / TALCUM POWDER BOYS" WASH SUITS
A. . , , y - ~ . .
RUTH. CRUQER.’ 2 15C 3128 ----------- nil-‘30 ..Specral prices for (lo-7:.
_..__, . - C . ‘
-' ALFREDO coccm EXTRA SPECIAL :1“ 91 59. M75
. e at C a .
MEN'S WOOL 521‘? ° 39 ;
BATHING SUITS ................ c .,
Allsizes . . . . $1.25 to $5.00 Rem” $100 and. 5135’
1.?eloctir05hadiuairtcd the . Sale """""""" 690
. . 3‘: JAPANESE MATTING No damaged suits, but
. . . ..,-__,_..___, _“-*___, Plain and carpet designs. slightly soiled.-
illorvlli is rcaarded as a good oxanlple Specml tomght -------- 2:70
{of tho war the war has speeded up 6 k WOMEN'S
tla- working pout—rs of mun, own in M. PERCALES .
iltaly’r; :«tlbll‘oplt‘ill tlimatc. Scuorl' ~: . , HOLEPROOF HOSIERY
DOE-vi“, despite his nearly t'ortrvscor‘t‘lf‘i Be.“ quaktyyard wrde. 193 ~
yours. bcgius work at six o'clock in 3 quality ............... 14c Regular 500 .. 35C pair
the morning. tlrrr-o hours bvl'orv tht‘ "
arrival of thc regular works». and p. A: CALICOES BONE HAIR PINS
qurts work WilPYl he is dour, usuall} . ‘ ‘
bolw‘cn six and rcwrr o'clock in til? ‘ Fast colors new patterns T a
owning. ll' parliament is sirzinz. he g ’ 713‘: yau‘; 12 £11.?! ,' Shell and amber'
{li’ltcl‘itlly is found (ht‘l't’ until the fit 0 """"""""" 7°
closv» of the uranium, about right. .wmrmmm‘mW‘xe QT“? \w
o'clock, his ready wit and unfailiua __ W ”M“ ’9‘
good humor making his prcxenrc nncv , 2%
ossary to provczrt too \iolrut attacks “fl
on the uovcrumcnt.
His curly morning: hours frrtprent- :
ly arc occupied by conferenm-s with
i’orciun .‘llinistor Sonatina who. only
aixtyriaht your: old. also i< a wrs
r’arl)‘ l‘im‘l‘ and a hard woritcr. Tin?»
ing on temporary abscnce of Scorn
tary of 'l'r'carury Carcnno, l‘rcnrirr \ n
Btlfit'lll attvnds to that department.
*cllm‘ lloaclli is very short and thi.
bald; wear: whitc whiskers and spec-
tacles. .
\l-‘hcu asked how ho manaccd to do,
so iIlUt'll work. he mid: “l figural
.-_, ,
c.
1
ed our Spring shipment of win-
So. Norwallt
k..-
MR. COBURN RETURNS
Enjoyed Extensive Western Trip—
Glad To Get Back ‘
DANtBURY. June 30.—-—Rev. A. 0. Co-
burn, rector of St. James‘ Church has
returned from an extensive trip to the
Middle West where he was called to
preach the annual convocation sermon
of the District of Western Nebraska.
at Alliance. Mr. Coburn was invited
by Bishop George Beecher and he
preached at a large audience in St.
Matthew's Church 31; Alliance on
June 20.
With the bishop, Mr. Coburn' then
'went on a 500 mile automobile tour
through western Nebraska,'which he
reports was very enjoyable. Mr. Co-
burn returned by way of Detroit ,Chi-
cargo, and across Lake Erie.
When asked how he liked the west
1
; 'Mr. Coburn replied that it certainly
was proaperous.f‘Everybody is mak-
ing money out there," he said. _{ "But
when it comes to living, give me New
England every time. The West is a
place to come from."
t Mum-Cohan: will: be in hlq pulpit,
Sunday after a two Weeks' absence.
_._.....__..___—-—- .
once m Icarus Moon.
'* {lun’derstund your dinner party was
a great succesafiquite an enjoybble
' t
l
good place to go i to, and it's a good
balloon. “
“HORNS OF VENUS."
References are made in some cunt»
) form literature to the “horns of York
ins,” from which it is concluded by
‘ some that in the clear air of Mesopo-
; tamra lire crescent form of the planet
twas detected in early times without
.optical-aid. Since Venus, when at a 4
.Sutficient angular distance from the . \
.sun, is hardly more than half a min-
,ute of arc in diameter at the utmost
;such an obscrvvations seems quite
out of ~the question and Professor
Campbell thinks the allusion to the
horns was merely a lucky guess on
the part or the ancient astronomers.
___~__~_ .
FIGURES OF SPEECH.
“I don‘t .see anything funny about
you, «Mr. Glithers, said little Tommy- 'I
Twobble. ' ‘ *3
"J hope I’m not peculiar, Tommy}- 1'
Why do you say that?" ‘
“Maybe 'I'd rather not tell.’
"011, go at. . lint nfind me," ,
"Well, ma said she thought you were
a fish. but pa said, That just shows. z
how little you know about Gltthem ‘2 i
He's a regular bear-cat. If»?
humanitarian
Oil Stoves, XX Century. WM
Cooler: with Bottle, Croquet Sets,
Watorlng Pots, Porch 3&1an
dow Swans, Screen um um
Nomi-emanate. :j '
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