ECCLESIAST ON
FRUGALITY AND
PROPER SAVING
(By J. Cardinal Gibbous)
By continuing the sale of war sav
ings stamps throughout tSl!t the gov
ernment has offered to every man,
■woman and child an opportunity for
the display of practical peace-time
citizenship by becoming an investor
in the securities of his country. It
also offers to each an opportunity for
self-improvement by giving a chance
to save small amounts regularly and
systematically and to Invest them
wisely.
In the hard school of war we have
learned much that should he of value
to us and to our country In the days
of readjustment. We have learned
the necessity of saving. Indeed. It
was saving that brought us the vic
tory—the willingness of the people to
save money, to save coal, to save food,
the man, woman or child who has
learned to spend wisely and look for
ward to the future, and to lay by
n=~.
I something which will help him In u
! foreseen emergency, 1b not only hel
a betti
and mere useful eltizon.
I We shoulil welcome the opportunil
afforded by our government to co
linin' (lie saving habit. To buy wi
saving slumps Is the clear duty i
j every American citizen, young Mir
! eld.
j 1 urge all our elergy to promote th
■ campaign by every means in the
* power. I urge our good people to giv
! 11 their hear !os( support, and from til
splendid evidences or their patrlotisi
shewn In the last two years I am coi
(idem that It will meet with groat su
cess
I shall follow with profound Interet
the result of this movement, for muc
of the future of our blessed countr
will depend upon the outcome.
SAID TO HAVE*RECOGNIXED
GOVERNMENT OF EBER’
MEXICO CITY. Feb. 10 (by mail).
Senor Garza Perez, under secretar
of foreign relations, is quoted by th
newspaper Excelsior as saying the
the Mexican government has recof
nlzed the new Ebert government c
Germany. No official announcemen
to that effect has been made.
SPORTS NOTES
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e LOUISVILLE, Ky„ March 19.—In
0 the list of stakes announced for the
n nineteen-day spring race meeting at
i- Churchill Downs are two of the rich
est events to be run in America. They
are the Kentucky Derby, to be run
t Saturday, May 10, and the Kentucky
h handicap, to be run Saturday, May 24.
y The Derby, with $20,000 added
money, is the richest event to be con
tended for this year by 3-year-olds ex
clusively, and this gives it the greatest
in the forty-five years’ history of this
p classic. The total value of the derby
1 with entry and starting fees will be
about $25,000.
The Kentucky handicap, until this
year, has been run at Douglas park,
f but was transferred to Churchill
e
t Downs when the syndicate of Ken
tucky horsemen which recently was
j formed to consolidate all the Ken
t tucky tracks under one ownership, de
cided to operate but one track here
3 this year. The handicap will carry
$10,000 in added money.
The stake events at Churchill
Downs at the spring meeting, in ad
dition to the derby and the handicap,
with dates and added money values,
follows:
Debutante stakes—May 12, four fur
longs, 2-year-old fillies, $4,000 added.
Bushford Manor stakes—May 14,
four and one-half furlongs, 2-year- old
colts and geldings, $4,000 added.
Merchants’ stakes—Mile and one
eighth, 3-year-dds and upward, $2,000
added.
Juvenile stakes—May 21, five fur
longs, 2-year-olds, $2,000 added.
Spring Trial stakes—May 27—Five
furlongs, 2-year-olds, $4,000 added.
Kentucky Oaks—May 31. mile and
one-sixteenth, 3-year-old fillies, $4,000
added.
CLEVELAND, March 19.—Offers to
manage a minor league club will not
draw Napoleon Lajoie, the veteran
major league 3tar, out of his retire
ment. The latest berth declined by
Lajoie was the management qfci the
Sioux City club of the Western Ifttgue.
Lajoie has entered business here and
insists that he is through with'the
professional game.
CLEVELAND, March 19.~Pi,tcher
Guy Mortan is the latest member of
the Cleveland Americans to be1 dis
charged from the army. Morton ad
vised Manager Lee Fohl that he would
go to New Orleans, the spring train
ing camp, direct from his home, and
will be among the fim arrivals for the
spring workout.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., March 19.—Fred
Fcelsch, a member of the Washington
university football eleven of 1917, and
a pitcher of considerable promise, will
receive a tryout with the St. Louis
Nationals this spring. Foelsch played
semi-professional ball last season.
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Bulgaria’s sole negotiable article of
export is tobacco, and this she must
use in the world’s markets in exchange
for food, clothing, cotton, oils, medi
cines, etc. At present there are in
the country the crops of the past two
years, valued at about $300,009,900.
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