The Greenville Journal, 1918-06-27

omission of which would not just- the brims of their campaign hats too much care cannot Be observ observ-ly - ly observ-ly subject the person to censure interfered with sighting through to ZV0l the outbreak of fire, for shortcoming or failure in the trench periscopes and that in the Persons given to burning the performance of his duty. cases of tall men the high crowns weed an(J handling matches can The distinguished-service cross could he seen aboye the parapets. not too in the disposi- is awarded for gallantry in action The new cap is so low that it per- tion they make of the burning to anyone who may distinguish mito the men to move with prac- stub& It is probable mw fires Wmself in action by extraordi- ticaUy the same freedom as when originate in this way. Manypeo Manypeo-nary - nary Manypeo-nary heroism in connection with they are hatless. The trench hel- ple visited the gne of these

EVERYONE MUST HELP. Wars cannot be fought without money, and upon the Treasury centers every financial demand upon the Nation. The rich of this country cannot alone meet the needs of the Nation; the men of the country cannot do alone; the women of the country cannot do it alone; but all of us. th- people of the United States, disre disregarding - garding disregarding partizanship, forgetting selfish interests, thinking only of the supremacy of right and determining to vindicate the majesty of American ideals and secure the safety cf America and civilization, can do the great and splendid work which God has called upon us to oo. W. G. McAOOO, Secretary of the Treasury.

ing in previous wars. Not only smYernmetit a smnkeless powder is this shown by the larger sizes DrodtMtion capacity equal to all of shoes called for, but by the other American plants combined, larger sizes of outer clothing that Tq construction Df the plants it is being required. Records in waa foand necessary tr build a the Quartermaster Corps show Qew town Qn to house that a size larger, on the aver- the employees, and approximately age, is being demanded in blous- 9 m different buildings were e e-es. - es. e-es. shirts, and breeches than have Streets were put down

mflitary operations against an met can be worn over it. fires during the afternoon of the armed enemy, under circumstan- Only soldiers who have been day, which gave evidence of cur- ces which do not justify the a- th the Expeditionary Forces iosity and sympathy for the los- ward of the medal of honor. wear the cap. According to re- ers. Much of the property with- The distinguished-service med- ports from France new regula- in the buildings was rescued and al is awarded for exceptionally tions provide that officers shall what the actual loss may be is

f - - ' uaaa. u t ivpui uuv k a.-v distinguish them for gallantry crown, and has no brim or peak, responded for our rOief. Thanks and intrepidity above their com- it is so made that it may be fold- for these generous helps. How rades; which involve risk of life ed and carried in a pocket the fire originated is apparently or the performance of more than When American forces entered not known. Dry as it' wa?, and ordinarily hazardous service, the the trenches it was found that I inflamable as the situation was

about 34)00,000 bushels of rice. a This represents about 30 per X j cent of the normal barley crop if. and one-half of one per cent of . this year's corn crop. It will X be seen, therefore, that THE a ECONOMIC ADVANTAGE TO X BE GAINED FROM THE PRO- HIBITION OF THE MANU- 2 FACTURE OF BEER RE- LATES ALMOST ENTIRELY 2 TO THE QUESTION OF SAV- ING 60,000.000 BUSHELS OF