scarcity_-mdfior tormttion Macadam, M or the Marlin
c not no much talk about‘"t‘iie"‘h
n.
ls‘iflifc sefiui‘pd positions in the Dix-
l
nation is too high a price to pay for
. {clinching the farmer vote or onynother
“.4"le vote in: obnoxious mew
mis men
“YANKS” OR “USONIANS?”
We are having a sad time with our
national nicknames. No soon‘ér‘havev
'we got rid of the fiashiu-thepau term
“Sammy.“ and settled down pretty
a! “a Annotated PM: Well to a resigned acceptance of "Yan-
a -... Press is exclusively
: rusé for publication at over thntiauuellntion. " , ‘
(twitches credited to it 01' 3 Its use noemsto be pretty woeful
’ in this paper and a”aloud papillar in‘the East and Middle
I noblisbed herein, chst Virginians-51! the front'have
a at republication or V'spe- ~ - . . . . 1mm now-
hes herein are also mislead for “fl. California eu , ,‘
if that The Wost doesn't like
payer. obii‘ct _ .
d._,____..~_...._,. ‘it. From Texas Comes a wall annual
WI. Tm- ’ by me Houston “Post:
“We just hate to raise any sectional“
disturbance at this delicate stage oi
affairs in the war zone; but the news
‘ paper headlines must quit calling our
bunch down here ‘Yanks.’ ‘We won‘t
,, .0 .97 a. 111.; 8:22 p. m.
I :36; sets 8:22.
‘
macaw—21c:
"“3033 Residence—4492.4. stand forth. "Why; we've Stopped rall-
H ’ W33 Reaidench inc: the northern boys Yanks-cs since
W12- vrc got to loving flicm.” ‘
k rm.“ .......... g .__‘ A suggestiongfierod, in reply. by a
northern editor doesn‘t help matters
linuch: _
i “We shall have to write headlinéfi
' ' . ‘ . . Texans.
her faintly rapidly decreasing .mfe m?“ 'Yanks,,Aided by ‘Y- kg
' st to complain of the cost at “ in Big Victory; or; ”m". n "
lolh She can we ,1 in“ all, and Sovcral oSuthernGcntlem‘cn Cfio
L m; price of @300“ 3:9 can lure Booty lu Surprise Raid.’ "
M l ' I ' . ' ' .51: of
land the diminishing storksnud file ‘merllaulcul aw‘kwurdne‘ .
lng uric-es of evewthinw into' such mrcumlocuilon is obviouely too
' i! ' , ' ' “ big a handicap for a headline writer.
a 3 . wll' .o ,
‘11 {xxsiriz‘miimii 48:35:“; not to mention sentimental confident.
. ., rrcolton. But tabla says:
‘Iu the fall of 1917 l paid 17 cents :1"
l . Pnomrs m TEXTILES
than who has been finding the
1191' dollars to buy necessar-
l
lions.
Some critics want. to know why the
word “American" doesn't fill the bill.
ll 0; :2:;: ”$1331.33? r: all agree; but it grows "monotonous.
l" , otld iabrlcbto use in underclotln Lllerm‘y SWIG and public protcroncc
2d children's dresses because it alike demand un‘occasionnl substitute.
. N a long tlrlle and saves the labor preferably one with a tan: m it. i
' , roiling orery week and frequent!" If there is u substitute, 1‘ ought ‘0
“3’ W ' W “m We ..... $12.2“??? 332. Elli. limit?" ‘3' 1‘;
?;:3.ce.‘vulfr:s:zll;:$333321:Wilma” the only one tuned in this
all 4“’l‘hal ls aim“? in prim; fir'ws'country or abroad. Our allies scam to
' i ' u ‘to apply it in thovwar zone as a term
”a" ' ll? ‘1 ‘of affectionate admiration. rcgurdlcss
- amp)?“ sector. jun led. T ‘3 “what section or the United States
not or cotton, of labor of has a man comes from. And more than
fit???“ into 3:8 “mil: to 2.30 ono soldier has written or the thrill.
m I rcert:52:13:bollrljlfrllnewllirc lnl glrén ,Py hearing tho word. “Hulk;
fl too blo. a DrOMWt of tbmt‘l’ank! nt‘lhc trout. from the llns- o.
1.” " ' Jaul‘fm.
M. 1;
_ 0 all along the line of silk and
. “mu?“ Ami?!“ flincn‘ ‘ifiqiculllnc our lmops “Umnians.” Now
I anti“): 1 “a rum «2 52“?” as e. ‘3 listi't that :1 (Irllghtful epithet? “Yanks"
. - 7m MM woman 5 concelnct. or “llsonhmsfirwhich shall it he
cotton nd silk have become necessiv ~
-. . ‘7 v . at} '
l “1“.” 2:01 ‘Ngnr‘m‘an. ”‘1"1‘ , GERMAN “ORDER"
1' erfie . 191 ('1 (1‘0“ 01 Ill 1 Bullionlu, on? Of
niece it is absolutely notion] ’ . .
' .. rov nous wl lch accorlin to Berlin
(1 she asks herself twice whe- p x l ( g
be c nnot use cotton m silk m lstaiomcuts “welcomed" German inter
. B ' . ' '
Sh“ ‘do “.0? b ' ulro linen atlmflon' seems to be having a nice
" 6‘ es “3 l , time of ii. Representatives of the ES
fill “6’"an mlxluresmniy after the thonlun diet nnnouncr that German
exomlnntloo‘of conscience. ltroops. coming' in nitcr Esthonla’n
Em" authorities have concerned troops had already cstuhlisiicd ordcr,
ludelvesmlth the retail price Ottproceeded to establish more order as
. Cotton fabrle‘ seem so far tolollows:
@9933?“ them. And the family ’ They suspended" the covornment
93‘ iii-mulling fortunes for somegwhich Germany had agreed to rccog‘:
plonllo ought “Ot to have thom.‘ lnize. disarmed the native troops, rt»
one hegrudges my earnings “(mom theioc‘dlmfllclnlc in {hetowns
“drill lions into their Own bands. ruling with
the aid of advisory committees of Gen
man residents, who compose 2' her
'lcious. \
THE PRICE OF WHEAT
" “than the food administration andduced German as we odiéhll languagé
5’53““;th value or Wheat than‘ol' the'country. Ninety per cent. of the
$158113 on whom the government'people do not understand it, but that
cited lll'lts price~tlxlug. Maybefmect is being remedied.
liin an arbitrary rate 01’ 32:40 “that: been made the language of we
éhel 1g lair tarevcryh‘ody concerned: public'schools, and the university has
eibeati‘vvay to insure a uroner been Germanlzed. ‘ , .
".0: bread ‘0 ourselves and our, Free speechvond all native political
M . lactivity have been suppressed. Most
bllc,.however. may be outflow of tlie‘newspapers have beenrput out
thumbing a “lama?“ that the'ofj businesa. and‘the nest are required
unmen'responsible for minimum-1 to pr‘lilt‘wlfateyer the invaders" tell
_’ eiactu‘atcd less : by considora-imem to. r-‘Esthonians
. if scion {lo foodmrodnctidn and . a ‘
‘uitableidod distributionthan by con-.2 son. ‘ .‘ ’. ‘
‘uohn‘ot—personalpollilcn . if Germany iév‘charged ‘with “blood r«
I owwanurm'make the farmer .ingthe cmmtrmoelzihgthe tourism
"or "for Diel‘ell' as much as it ‘5 lotion is lento starvcvrwhlle Got-man
' rmer assures a Emir-Ignition are permitted daily :to [gem
bpr‘oflt. .Thero is no ”i‘fdouble rations: ”Gertii‘anylh r ~
~.
.913 That 1’? more than ‘ing, in Esthilnio. um o,»“Ukminia and
he ever used ‘9 ex‘fiVerywhereolne. roemziny, thanks to
' "lt is about three her.- supel‘bflllalltl’.
L b
shortest route.
ha
“timi- neuter that‘cow’smlfl
its oil
bee" or “Yank." than a storm arises i
for a cotton crepe fabric whit 1 It is a most excellent word, as we can ‘
glladunon,“Frenchman‘iorcontra? . ‘ .
”all. " i'“ got. _ o .
[ Some M‘itilln'ow‘gofificmun dramatist . _
1"
Russia‘s Brittle V
”‘9' Bl“ the 135 per cent. 100k“. and country and look all public funo
orbs congress knows mow ilbo‘l‘icont. o! the‘popolauon. :I‘héy‘k intro;
German '
who“ prdtest ’
golnst anythingrurg thrown intonrl- ‘
W“; "to" less 3‘le ‘i3‘9to such “mm. that»‘tnev‘nutlvogno9u .
3‘ W 5315' a“ it “find" *Thehhnill‘ln {tintingtacticn‘ortbé- _
§hed ovenlment guarantee ‘ firu‘ssian'! (-th ll“!- £1.“ worm 15 turn‘ _
n :var‘nunz barge“ "”
‘ arm in Roumuninn lt Ills; ‘
ricsilfitbriri Nay Haven and in outer ' Boékwéll obrmrnfiodln New Haven. A
chiesmtwursyfimn >~snd"mysclf, fitnoe June 29, Prof. Brown and his
thought it Was Oil? patriotic duty to wile have worked in the factory. and,
in crimson violefiam’s finnaim'émhls usual line in the schools. the
instead chafing covour‘ncinl somera'work is new and interesting, and both
vacation to thetshore or country,” ex~ he and his wife get considerable sat-
pimlncd M: ”William E. Brown, for icmction'cut of the thought that they
merly of Stamford, now superintend are aiding in a manner to hasten the
out of music in the New Haven pub’ conclusion of hostilities.
‘u-u-
W 9-5 um.“ .. ——n
immediate Relief
To Italy Fund ' '
No Bolus. ‘ Nolfiodi’hpt. 5 Contributions Cabled Weekly.
The Moneyfl’ou leTb’rWo’ckWill Be Doing its Work Next Week
====o====
=flEilDlD HIS “BIT"
~AND ‘WHAT'OF H15” CHILDREN?
DEAD 1N “NO MAN’S‘EAND"
He does not ask our words of praise.
Who lies out there before: .
He asks that we shall cavolh'isc'hild,
Astour “bit" toward. thc‘Wbr.
He asks that we shall give it bread
.And clothes and shelterntog; .
He asks it for the life llQ;gtiVQ—;-
To square the debt that‘s “due.
'l‘o sqilllare the debt that’s. docddhim,
W 0 gave his all that we
. Might live intpcace through ye
Invincible and free.
The cold, grey dusk, the silent nigh
Look down upon his face:
His little one is fatherhoo—
- Unless -we take his pluoe.‘
arc to cameo.
F
\ . x. ’ L ' ..
LITTLE WlthS OF THE WAR—ITALIOAH REFUGEE CHILDREN . ' W
‘ (Therebie'ct‘ 0i thisworganization is to reach the im-
measurable sufferin‘g’ throughout Italy effectively and
irnrnediotely. In .thoplcsent critical situation of taly’s
cwtl populationymthberccnorrnoui“number of Refu-
,goes and other destitute. “hours nlean liven.".and relief ,..
to be cifccnw mustf’beximmodiue. ' Contributions re? ‘
ceived by us are transmitted ,by cable weekly, through
the ltaliap Ambnuudor,‘ to the authorized Italian Re-
whef Societten'gbywhoseearperienced hands prompt ac-- ,
in ,. doomed , , - “gr . ._
, * he; conditions ”tin‘ig‘fifllxxhoda ’al‘e tragic 'bcyond
, words.) Almost: everything is It ‘ ed in the way of sup-
~ «plies, but the buionccmlty lsfmoney, Without; which
Rite work: of rescue canbt'ficontinne. Unless .a- very large.
measure :ofrauch .nmmcdi’ated‘eliei. reaches'ltaly, she may
of. h ‘able, donning :tlighéroic re’sistance of her thin
.1
‘
w
Ereg’ Lmeflofsupport strain of the War: '
“all. our Common. 7 . ;
“Kin Morocco: or; tblyrfifilpmtohsive her-.9
on... immm‘ o~ltaly’Fund,f’jand- orWardin
the min ' '- Min-goo ,& 90., 2
much Marthe
l Gum? endangered: r
l y bend” '9. checknow mam A 'it“”a oble to :
lilo.“ ’ g y .
’ , Mensch .
‘ Wall‘St.,"Ne" ‘
{ ‘ lithe Organization :7
;er _
l 1 .Honor‘afy rtc'e- resident.
“3’1
tor-95‘
take up that line of work to do our bit finds ills new; job quite dinerent fromii.
mwflfirflwm
. cause to be shipped: doll?” for lI‘nns-' United States and disposed of as (11.
~ Jam! moon; wllntévo'r;
I . lire when approved by the President.
’ whatcver. from one state; territory. or
' territory,'or‘dictfict. or to or through
killed, token. chipped, trancpor ed, or
" transported, or carried.
‘ roamed contrary to the lotion! any agricultural appropriation acts for the
poWer,’ with
; "person comm
r.
SMOCKS '
For ' ‘ ' ‘ l;
u omen and misses. ’lhc; arc,1dcal for
’.\'
‘ FEATURING OVER 1.000
. .
The styles are pcri’crt—ihe quality is the best
=~vanuty in alumdaucevaud the prices are the
horn. '
$2.50 and $3.00 Waist, T. . .l ...... .‘~»$l;98 »
‘S3;Btltnnd‘$3.75 Waists . . . . . . . . . .. $2.49
35.00 Waist‘for ..... $3.49
“‘1
wort». outing- and vacation wear. The great
variety you will find here will satisfy your eve
cry desire. lliit'crcnt styles, difl‘ercnt colors,
different sizes: each marked considerably1111—;
dcr regular prices. ‘ . ‘
am can
.,.Ealhing and Swinuuicgsofls
m...
l, E3111 Sneciul Waist "at . . ....... 98c Au exceptionally attractive variety of styles
. Worth up to‘ $1.50. and models 111 Women’s and Misses’ Bathing f
‘7: 98¢ Waistifor _ _ | . . ........... 850 and Slu'immiugTSuits; Surf Cloth, Mohair, Satiu' “
and Silk; prettilyt rimmed in Contrasting colors. I,
- "$4.49 to‘$12.98" ‘
BATHING TIGHTS. CAPS
AND SHOES ~~
At Moderate Prices -
v PRINTED DRESS VOILES ‘
Sheer crisp finish; unusual and attractive de~
signs" and colors, on light, medium and dark
grounds; \rillmukc cool and practical dresses;
suitable for all 0» rsions; 38 inches wide.
concurs
CB and R & G Corsets . . . . . . . .-‘$2.25
‘ Regular $2.50
#5 Corsets—Newmodeisx'andvgood quality.
52.50 Volue. Special at . . . . . $2.00 pair
“La Camille.” the Front Lace Corset
That otl‘ers you comfort. style and service. The
La (.‘umillo is the most: comfortable front lace
corset nmdr. It is without a poor for its por-
frrtiog quulilico.~
. Pnicesl$2.50 to $5.50 nair
m
MIGRXTGRY" BIRDS
TO BIB-{PROTECTED
manual “From Pour One):
lo. court of the United States that the
some were captured, killed, taken,
shipped. transported. carried, or pos-
sessed contrary to the provisions of
; this ac? or of any regulation made our-
3 count themto, shall be forfeited to tho‘
ouch judgment shall have been maria»
.
eo.
Sec. 11. That all acts 0 ' ‘ ‘
acts inconsistent “with the 213;:ng
of mistact are hereby demoted.
Sec. 12. Nothing in this act shall be
construed to proven the breeding i
migratory gunsozbi uniforms and
preserves and (morale among no bred
under proper regulation ‘t‘or‘the rim
pose of inol‘caslngdhentoodnmpplyu ‘
”mam“, transport. cause to bo tram» rooted by the coult having jurisdiction. 3
”Neill SN‘? 0,. canny be carried by‘ J so 6. That any person, ansoclav
‘ ‘ .. lve m Ith~ tlon. garlnernhlp, or corporation. uho
went. transportation orcarrlage. or cx- 2:2?! vislattijuny Of lbe‘provlsions of
1,0,. . a any limo or in any‘mannor co vcn 011.0? of this act or who! Sec 13 That this ‘
‘ , ‘ j . . - . . a .
an) migratory bird. included in the ”a" “mat? 0’ “V” ‘0 comply “'ithlt‘fi'ertil’0 immediately £3313! be?”
terms of tho convention between the any regulation made nursuant to this and approval. » ll ”Mm
Suited States and omtmumm. for 3°" shall beddeemed why or a mis-l ‘ '
. le protection of mlcmar hirdmon- "WW an . upon conviituon thew} sou: an . - , '
cludcd August slxlccnth. nllletcenhnn- 0" 31‘3“ ”9‘3“?“ “0t more UNI 3500 I S BENFFIT lN' GREEN.
dred and slxtcbn. or any mm, nestor.” be imprisoned not more tin.“ six' 'mcfl'
egg of. any. such bird. . ‘montbs. or both. i A gala performance ‘wiil beri‘glron in
Sec. 3. That. cubical to the nrovu‘ Sec. 7. That nothing in this aMGreenwich on ‘Tuesdoytevening, 3“!
sinus and In order to carry out the chalibe construed to prevent the nor» ' 5’3. in the garden oriWoochonne rai-
purposes at- the convrntion, the Socre- oral slates and territorlrs from muk- deice of E w plmm
law of Agriculture is authorized and log or enforcing laws or regulations of ti \ . . a ‘ for'llle'béneflt
directed, from “me {0 “me, having not inconsistent with the provlslcns k gatherless Children Of Fromm.
due remnl‘to the zones of temncm- of said convention. or of this act. or and lhe‘flgldler’c and Sallor‘s EM”
turn and to fine {listtlbutlom nbuud- fl“; making or enforcing laws or reu- ‘r‘e‘nmmt I‘M- '
once, cconom c va on. breeding habits. u at ”“5 WW“! “13“"!le further Ism- ‘Th ' l v '
and times nu’dlincs-oi migratory flight “3“an ‘0 migratory birds. theirlnesls,’ Yorke Il‘ltlnme‘sfi‘g Comedy club or New
or nuchbirds. to determine when, to and eggs. If such low or regularidhr w "New“ m) “M Immm‘mfi
what extent, if at all, and by what do not extend the open seasons tor 6mm“ mow-“3‘1““? and "A Pail“ “
titroattl‘s. ii. is compatible with theurms inch birds beyond‘the‘dates-arm‘m'éd‘ L““““°5-" ‘ “
o‘ t e convention to allow hunting, y the President in accordance with “The My .- ‘
milling. captuna. killing. possession. 580ml! thme Of this 8Cl- lwill apneilrt :gglillllngl'gfikm“ gum
an 9. purchase. shipment. transportar. Sec. 8. Th ‘ ' l * ‘ all“? t
at mm! the adorhon and old "and Jimmy'Shea in vaudeville
numbers. Music-by the Fort 910cm
l.
A
'N.
2
than. currioge or export of any such approval pursuant to ‘aecllo . '
. . . n three of:
bird, or any lpnrt. nest. or 83;! thereof. this not, of regulations-dealing with"-
‘mulsgfioioggnab‘lf :tgulauomi new migratory ‘blrdsrund. their nests and.Milimrrbandrdanclng.
. . em 8' came. nnc- eggs. such-Migratory birds and thclr‘ flown on ‘ ,
conlanco With ouch determinations; nests andneggs KS are infendedyandlbert' Gory” ,mns'; H011. GaBtOn h"-
whlch regulationaohail become effectr ' [125111 General Of France and
coed exclusively for soieniificor nrom . . _
vacating purposes may-betakm, mp4 Commander Henryvan Dyke, Err-Min-
,tnred. “shipped and transported‘ register *0 Holland.
such solentlflc»~or propagating mir- "Patronesses: Miss D
poses it and to the extent'»not lat-con:4 Mrs, J. D Barrett 14:31.33“ 166 [3?"
mo with-the fawn or the.mte.-jlorri-wérsé M“ . ,' °' ' . - I" .
toryvor district in‘lvluch they “are ’ rs. 5' F‘ Pryor, Mrs. G- F":
takenpcnntured. killed; possesued. coldx ., Dominick‘Mns. TrJtoaines; Mrs. ’J. n.“
or. purchasedfr in or frog:.whiclrthey‘f'i‘onplngyMrstDl L. Look. Mrs. 2:er-
' a fit: .5 . '
carried. it any time contrary o tueli’gifihfifig fihlgap‘é‘apflfi-lml‘im’l‘fi.if" Hm EWW.’ Packardmrs. Walter
laws of the slate, territory's or dlstrlctl shall be‘m‘ntainlng’the‘déad‘bolihs or" ,1 PiFS?-‘Mr5- AVPOIWBI‘L Mrs. Ala-
in“ whicloit was captured. killed. or the iterator moot alarms mm... nndcr‘tlmssett, Mrs: Irving Bacheflg;
men. or from which it was shipped new and clearly to chow‘the name Mrs. Owen‘Young, Mrs. Rustin Coma.
,, fireball- “and address or the «shipper and the anerc-Wituamnockern '
unlawful tohnnort anybird, or anyycontcntc‘otltli‘o'paclmge. — , > f er.
,Dm‘t. net-ll Gregg thereof, captured,» .Sec. 9.‘ That thetunexoengcd shal— EAST‘LYMV
killed; taken. chipped. transmitted..or’fince’gnpmy sums appmprlaroo by the SOIL . .
COMPA‘ananoANIon
PWVlfiCG“¢f “13 DOWN“ “of Canada fiscal years: nineteen hundred and rev-l A certified copy an a mi
. » , ~ ~ . gment
lunwb'oh‘thennmmwas captured. km‘iontcon and «ninetecli hundred and‘dndgo;.m1ep -3¢lf‘~tflle‘ New $ng
enforcing the provisions 1 county superior court, by Which F
our
ad. or, taken. . or iron: which it wac.‘ eighteen:
hipped. trMSPOmG» 01‘ “me“- ‘ ' ' 'DDfOVBd March mirth. m . ,
dre‘dnnd thirteen. rclat: antic Manhaden 011 ‘5 Guano
Sec.“ “That any emhioyo‘nf‘the DeJuinctoen" _ _ , ‘
log’totbe protection or. lgrftoryfiln
‘ continuous 1b TdS,‘.
‘ l
moment ”or Agriculturesiauthoflmd by
onrlated‘findlm'ado ‘
mended“ fort
Soc. 4. That it shall be unlawful to
chip. transport. or carry. by any means
i
l
1
district to or through another state,
' nvtoroign‘country. any bird. or any
part; nest. or egg thereof. captured,
«
the. Secretary obngnculture to entoroa
tlicjéiiomvision ‘otlthls. act; shali‘l‘ave‘.
warrant. to arrest “Y“‘a
ting a"vlolation”rot this
‘ act ingots gimmorr-vtewmnd -
i . Wmmtelr40r e""lsmint thereto .
Rm 50" “5w . ”Ring”??? “for such rencxandjthe employmun .
WW ”5 “Miami?“ dfirifihfi‘mr L'shaii such ‘fioféou‘a‘undjmeanms , the score:
I ‘ ‘3“ ‘flwmrflnlnr‘m of Agriculturemay denounces.1 . . ,
it“ We? 0?: am. mine .Dismctor:Columbsaum- , ,The directory of thefihore Lot are ‘
m’flfiffiftfle nectar chfitbzail’mvfled. Trust! 11- Volapingxflomfi ~ mud“:
" n L‘ s2horitieu‘."iu”theu rotootion‘ o .i gnu ‘ ' r ‘ l”
.. 116301213. without "birds; and.” ’ ' preliminary‘muagfltfififlu
much any-.7piaceuuon ”Mam
hills. connotes-V‘T ' *
.nececsary 'r investigail
herewith: Provtoo . ,‘ ,‘
o‘lr‘subie’ct tanks ._
y~cr navy, tleton of M
"“ mom .3me33. ' a
to enact! . 7
.tmacom _ t‘hicfmloyr .
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