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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-01
CHICAGO GETS RELIEF
Lake Breeze Sends Mercury Down.
Heat Deaths 1926

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.--Stlrred to life by
northeast breeze, Lake Michigan. which had
been quiescent for a record-breaking period
brought relief to Chicago Today the town
is really alive again, after night during
which the mercury dropped almost to the
10 mark, with a strong breeze.
The total toll of death during the heat
wave which established new records for
continuous high minimums and 100 per cent
sunshine days, is placed at S25. Down
State It still is hot.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-01
BAN ON BASEBALL POOL
Alleged "Cash Register" Of Game OF
Chance Arrested

Games OF chance on the results Of the base
ball games have come under the ban OF the
nolics departmsnt and as an illustration
George wagner, OF 27ss North Ninth street.
Who works at the DlsstOn Saw Works, was
held IA S4O0 bail for court by Magistrate
Bsaton at the Central LOliee station this
morning
cards printed and was selling chances at
10 cent? apiece. When they went up 70 get
sOme Of the chances Wagner, they said told
thsln there vas nothing doing. that he had
none for sale The police say that wagner
was the eazh register 0f the arrangement
tina.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-01
DEMOCRATS ATTACK HUGHES
AS POLITICAL BUSH LEAGUER
Proved Poor "Hitter" When He Went
TO Bat, They Say

NEW YORK, Aug. - Charaeterlzing
Charles r. Hughes as a poor hitter" a
statement issued AZ Democratic headquar-
ters today asserted the Republican eandi-
date raised no new issues and offered
nothing constructive The statement fol-
loWss
After an The dslay ana secrecy about
Mr. Hughsss speech of acceptance. L Was
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-01
swiss soeieties al Picnic

The Swiss societies are holding their 24th
annual celebration today at Central Park.
l4e0 North Fifth street. with an All day
picnic. Addresses were made by proml-
nent men The program includes athletic
sports, target shooting aud prize bowling.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-01
The Herald
The World

Mr.. Hughes's speech OF acceptance is the
public confession OF a candidate who Is
without an issue and without policy.
Half OF il is devoted to an attack upon
the foreign policy OF President Wilson
but Mr. Hughes does not say what he
would have done that Mr.. Wilson left un-
done, or what he would have left undone
that Mr.. Wilson did.
Mr.. Hughes's speech is all sound and
reverberation. There is no substance to II.
The World recently expressed the opinion
that no civilized country in the world would
be insane enough at a time like this to
overturn such a Government as President
Wilson has given TO the United States and
embark upon q sea OF experiment. That
conviction is strengthened tenfold by Mr..
Hughess speech.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-01
The Times

Little that Is new appears in the speech.
Il Is mainly a composite Of the well-known
wisdom OF Republican sages and the con-
yerted Progressive chiefs. The voices OF
Mr.. Roosevelt OF Senator FAIL Of Senator
Harding and the Home Market Club may
be detected In II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-01
NEW YORK PRESS COMMENTS
UPON ADDRESS BY HUGHES

Republican papers generally commended
Charles u. Hughes's speech today, while
Democratic papers attacked It, The new
York Tribune declared for Hughes. though
Il disapproved what he had 10 say on the
Gsrman-Amerlean issue
The meat of the editorial comment in
New York follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-01

country but fair judgment on his own
record That is all the Republican party,
through its candidate. now asks. Mr..
Hughes's Indictment Is the one thing the
Administration cannot successfully meet.
For to meet II is TO open wider than ever
TO public view all that melancholy record
Of inepttude, which, as Mr.. Hughes rightly
says, cannot be examined by any real Amer
lean today without the Trofoundest sense
of humiliation.
The Herald
Mr.. Hughes's speech was well received.
He talked considerable common sense.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-01
The Sun

The speech OF Mr.. Hughes leaves no doubt
as to where he stands with regard to any
essential issue. An utteranee 50 strong
and honest. 50 free from the consciousness
Of phraseOlogy, 50 void OF the pettinesses
OF evasion and aFtful Cancellation, has sell
dom been heard when a candidate for Presi-
dent arose 70 pronounce his creed. The de-
pendable quality OF his mind ana character
Is manifest throughout the address
he knows for what he stands and he can
convey 70 others the information IN q man
ner requiring no supplement-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-01

COOK wanted Tor private family n German
salaIg ssssslsa aIl. LsassE 81. o5lIal..n =.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15

la vittoria almeno rarresto deile operasioni
del nemico.
In Macedonia I serbi 81 sono splnti at
traverse le montague del Cerna fiuo nellie
vcinanze al Monastr, sicche' Ia battaglia
e ora impegnata sulla piana di quella citta'
che e. lobiettivo Immediate dellala
sinistra del generate Sarral 81 dice che
consequence delravanzata vittorlosa del
potranno tcnere In formidable liuea di
df"sa che cssi avcvano stabilize davanu a
Monastir la battaRla contlnua con
Erande accanimento al principle della plana
di Monastir. 7 serhi hanno proso mile
prigionieri in gran parte tedeschi, tracui IL
comandantc di un battaglone parecch
ulicial tedeschi
In Runania le forze del generate Won
Falkcnhayu hanno avanzato ancora a sud
del passo Vulcan impadrouendosi del VIII
laEgio di Bumbethti, cd hanno avanzato
pure nella reglone della vale dell'Alt.
Nella rcgionc di Orsova, nellie vicinanze
dellc Porte dl Fcrro. le forze austro-
tedesche hanno ricevuto notevoli rlnforzi
ST crede che inizieranno presto una forte
pressionc ALA qualc non ST sa Sc / rumeni
potranno rcsistere.
Nclla Dobrugia II Ministero della Guerra
russo annuncla che Ia situazione e. i'm
mutata.
In Francia eli inglesl continuano Ia loro
offcnsiva sulIAncre, Contlnuando ad avan-
zare vittorosamente contro ie forze tedes-
che. lie forze inglesl hanno catturato
nm altro VillaggiO sulla strada che porta q
Bapaumc, loro obiettivo in uucsta Ease
delle operazloni contro lie llnee tedeschc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15
MEN SHUFFLED ABOUT
ON STORMY SEAS, SAY
I VICTIMS OF U-BOAT 40
Survivors Tell How Ship After
Ship Was Sunk and Crews
Imperiled by Constant
Transfers
u. S. FLAG WAS IGNORED

LONDON, Nov 15.--How ship after ship
was stopped, then sunk and the crews liter
ally shuffled about from captured boat to
captured boat by the U-49 which sank
the American Hawaiian steamship Column
bian, was told here today In stories OF the
Columbian's crew, related in dispatches
from Spain
Stories of the thirty or forty Americans
who were among the horse tenders on the
Columbian agree that the German subsea
commander not only ignored the American
nag when it was run up at the Coumbian's
masthead, but that he also refused even to
hear Captain Curtis's plea for the protec-
tion he said IL afforded him.
Captain Curtis, at dinner when he heard
the first shot from the U-49, went up to
the bridge. The was high and lie failed
to see the submarine. When another shell
passed the ship Curtis saw the submarine
four miles away
The captain then ordered the Stars and
Stripes to the mast The rising, the
submarine did not approach closely, but
ordered the Columbian to follow her The
swung oversize. Curtis was told any sus-
picious move would result i'm a torpedo
against the Columban's side.
Next morning a petty officer and six sea-
men rowed to the U-boat. Captain Curtis
was then ordered aboard the submarine
and the remainder Of his crew sent aboard
the Baltimore, which also had been picked
up. Then the Columbian was torpedoed
sinking in twelve minutes. Later all aboard
the Baltimore were sent aboard the Swedish
steamship Varing and the Baltimore sunk
by bombs. Next the Norwegian shin For
dalen was stopped. her crew put aboard the
Varlng and the Fordalen sunk When food
began to run short on the Varing the sub
marine commander permitted her to return
20 port
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15
FRENCH GAIN SOME GROUND
NEAR ST. PIERRE WAIST: FOES
MAKE SLIGHT PROGRESS

PARIS, Nov. 15
Using liquid fire bombs, the Germans
launched strong counter-attaCks against
the French positions south of the Sonlme
river today. The War Office communique
states that all the assaults broke down ex-
Cept east Of Pressoire, where the Germans
established themselves in group of par
TALLY demolished houses
The heaviest attacks were made In the
sector between Ablaincourt and Chaunes
woods and were preceded by "A lombard
ment that lasted seventy-two hours.
South of Bapaume the French delivered
an attack and gained some ground in the
sector of St. Pierre Vaast wood, the COM
munique says
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15
pETROGRAD. Nov. 1l.

Heavily reinforced German troops have
succeeded in further pushing back Rumanian
forces which for several days have been on
the defensive in the jul Valley below the
Vulcan Pass district, the War Office state
ment said today.
There have been some Rumanian rcverses
also on the Transylvania frontier in the
AIT River Valley
At other points ON the Transylvanian
lines, however, the War Office announced.
the Rumanans have taken the offensive and
rcpelied the enemy. These successes oC.
CURED north and south in the OItu Valley.
where three machne.guns and many prison
ers were taken
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15
EDDYsToNE OIL TANK P,r1,,-
Baldwin Volunteers and Loca, =
pany Win Fight With Flou SVm'

CHESTER Pa. Nov t5.-Tn..
a spectacular blaze in Eddystona wai
large oil tank in the rear OF ~. when Al
department Of the Baldwin H. pattetn
Works caught fire. O0ornotve
Nearby buildings were IN rre,t 1,
Tor time but the fire was controlI.aa lIIaser e
the plants volunteer dcpartrno,, oued BY
by the Eddystonc Fire Comnan,'' assisted
is believed TO have been caused b,. me IN
from a locomotive. ~ spark
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15
CADORNA RAFFORZALA
SUA LINEA SUI CARS0;
L'ARTIGLIERIA E ATTIVA
lie Incursioni di Aviatori Nemici
sulle Citta' 1taliane Vicine
all'Adriatico non Hanno
Fatto alcun Danno
AEROPLANO ABBATTU UTO
ROMA l. Novemhry

ROMA, 15 Novcmbre.
II Minlstoro della Guerra pubbllcavi
Teri scra II scFucntc rapporto del general
Cadorra cj.ca Ia situa2ione ALA fronte italo
austrlaca:
Su'a fronte del Trentlno rartiglierla
q stata attivissima sin dalruna che
dalraltra parte. lie nostro batterie
hanno bombardato coionue dl trasporu
di truppc del ncmCo nclla Nallarsa,
sui Col Santo g nella zona dcllaltopiano
di Folgaria. oltre che sullaltopiano di
Tonezza @ su quello di Asiago.
Aoroplani ncmicl con una persistenza
dogma di nota, hanno tentato incursioni
sui nostro territoriu, ma sOno stat
mcssi in fuRa dai nostri aN.atori da
caCcia q dale nOstre battcric antiaeree,
Ncll'alta vale del Nanoi una squadri-
Elia d acroplani ucmci e riuscita
lasciar Cadere bombe su Canale san
Dovo, uccdendo due soldati ed alcuni
animali.
Sui resto della frnte d battaglia,
fine al mare. ri sonp avute a2ont in
trrmrtcnti iii artglicria.
Sulraltopiano del Carso moi abbiamo
raddrizzato la nostra Inca in divcrsl
punt, ed un crosse mortaio da trncca,
con una quantita' di munizioni, e
Caduto nellie nostrc mani
Domenica sera idroeroplani nemci
lasCiarono cadcre bonnie su Ravenna,
PontelaFoscuro, Polesella MagnavaCca
ed Ariano PoleSine. eli aviatori ne
mici non riuscirono a fare vittime ne
damn. AnChe lc inCurSiOni fattc icrl
su Roman, Nermegliano Doberdo'
riuscirono infruttuose, non avendO
fatto vitme ne danni
Tn aeroplano nemco tento' di at
taCcare uno del nostri paloni d os-
servazione, ma fu colpito dalla nostra
artiglieria antiaerea Cadde addentro
ale linee nemichn, nellie vicinanze di
Nabresina.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15

CHICAGO. NOV. 15.-The mining indus
try of the United States has contributed
$l9,79392S.955 to the wealth of the nation
IN the last ten years. according TO 9. A.
Tupper, of Chicago. who addressed the an
nual convention OF the American Mining
Congress I'm session here
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15
Police Station for OakmOnt

The commissioners OF Haverford town
ship have empowered Horatio G.. Lloyd their
president, and DR.. Horace B. Morse, secre-
tary. to make arrangements TO contract for
police station and office building at oak
mont The ground and building will be paid
for by long-term issue OF bonds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15
BERLIN ADMIS THE LOSS
OF BEAUCOURT TO BRITISH:
FRENCH ATTACKS FAIL
BERLIN, Nov.

In fighting of Unprecedented fierceness,
British forces on the Somme front succeeded
in capturing the village of Beaucourt the
German War Office admitted today
On other parts Of the front British at
tacks broke down with enormous losses
The French Joined in the attacks on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15
Iyyland MIX shippers orr.-,-

MIX shippers Of the Ivyland dis,r'a.
the ,reu,I upper old York road SECTION, S,sa y
ment purposes aud have selected ,t petter.
cials: President, Comfy Stover Use Use on.
dent. William Finney; secretary ,Presl'
Dudbridge. and treasurer, Evan Sfo,.u B.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15
NOTED WOMAN PACIFIST
ARRESTED IN ENGLAND
Miss Emily Hobhouse Taken After Trip
Through Germany and Belgium

THE HAGUE, Nov. i5.--Gt was reported
from a British source today that Miss Emily
Hobhouse, well-lSnown English pacifist, has
been arrested in England.
Miss Hobhouse made trip through Ger
many and Belgium in the interest Of peace,
which caused much comment in England.
The matter was up for discussion several
times in Parliament The Marquis Of
Crewe. IN answering criticism Of the Cow
ernment for granting passports to Miss
Hobhouse. admitted that her activities had
been "mlschievous" but said that the For
elgn Office had taken steps TO prevent
repetition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15
RUSSO -RUMANIANS TAKE
B0ASTIC IN THE DOBRUDJA:
RALLY IN ALT VALLEY
BUCHAREST. Nov Is.

Ruuauans and Ilussians again are on
the offensive In the Dobrudja region. The
War office announced today that Boasc, on
the lower Danube bank, about nine miles
west of Cernavoda, has been occupied
we occupied Boasic and have progressed
along the whole front" the announcement
said
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15
BUCHAREST AGAIN RAIDED;
1923 RUSSO RUMANIANS
TAKEN IN TRANSYLVANIA

Bucharest, the capital Of Rumania, has
again been bombarded by German aviators.
the War Office announced today. The cap
ture Of 1929 more Russo rumaniaus I'm the
Rumanian thcater Of war is reported.
\ withdrawal Of the Bulgarian and Ger
man forces I'm the Cerna River bend, south
east OF Monastir, Is admitted
SOFIA. Nov l5
French troops are now operating with the
Italians In Albania. IN official statement
made public today says that French forces
south of Lake MaHk, in Albania, were
driven back toward Eoritza by the Bull
garians
Southeast Of Monastir the Scrbians re-
newed their attacks on the Eenali-polOg
line, but were repulscd.
Elsewhere on the Macedonian front. the
report states, there we're only artillery
ducls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15
GERMANS VAINLY TRY
TO GAIN LOST GROUND
Continued from PnEe One.

Continued from PAGE One
ton Of the famous Regina trench that had
remained In possession of the Germans.
The bayonet charges of the Canadians
were supported by stiff barrier fire that
protected them 30 we'll that they suffered
exceptionally small Iosses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15

The food problem and the high cost Of
living apparently is serious one every
where, this country being no exception. II
is not surprising, therefore, that movements
are under way in the capitals of the Al
lied countries to control the supply and
regulate the cost. similar attempt has
been talked Of in the United States. but
no definite action has been taken thus far.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15
IN MACEDONIA Z RuMANIA

lie notizie che ElunEono dalla Macedonia
son buone, ma quelle provenicnti dalla
Rumania soffrono gil altl bassi della
guerra in un paese dove ancora non 81
e stabilize requilibrio che assicura sc non
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15

Tuesday and tried to capture the forest
OF st. Pierre Naast. south Of Bapaume but
failed with heavy losses
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15

LONDON, Nov. 15-Thc food situation
in the British Isles was the chief question
scheduled for discussion al today's session
OF Parliament The lobby correspondents
OF some OF the morning papers stated on
good authority" that Walter RunCiman,
president Of the Board of Trade would
present TO Commons a measure providing
for meatlcss days and also banning fancy
cakes and pastry In order 70 conserve the
wheat supply.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15

PARIS, Nov 15--Thc prospect of meat
less days in France is looming large II
was learned today that the Government
has already begun to consider propos tion
OF forbdding meat on two days a week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15
ALLIED NATIONS
FACING SERIOUS
FOOD PROBLEM
Government Control Of
Prices Recommended to
Duma by Committee
MEATLESS DAYS URGED

pETROGEAD. Nov. 10.
Tho food situation has become so acute
In Russia thai the budget committee has
recommended to the Duma that the Govern
ment assume complete control and AZ
prices. Action viii be taken some time this
month
Although there are four mcatlcss days a
week and tickets are required for other
foodstufts, great suffering exists among he
working classes. Persons seeking food are
compelled TO stand In line for hours before
they can get meagcr supply. Prices are
eXOrbitant.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-07
DELINQUENT TAX
 SALE NOTICE

Notice given that pursuance of order of sale made and entered in the for the District of Al aska Second Dyision the 9th day of May I9o and in of the dnances such made and nrovded shall goth day of June, 1oo at 10 o'clock a. m o said day. at the City Clerk office in Nome Alaska sell at nubc auction to highest an best bidder for cash the follow no tracts lots or parcels for the delinquent thereon penalty interest costs and accug costs due on the s,acve parcels on the sale said sale concud ed on the said goth day une o6 the shall continue by public proclamation day day thereafter, Sundays and public holidays all the property hereinafter described shall be disposed of
 The following is descrptio of each which the has not been paid the delinquent real estate tax roll for 1o1 of the penalty and interest due and to whom assessed added accrung interest and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
MEMS SHIRT SALE

Saturday. the second and hnaI day Tor the
Mems Annex Shirt Sale. Madras, Crystal
Cloth. Soisette and Poplin Shirts in remaining
assortments that are fairly complcte. 1ne
coIors are warranted steadfast 'gainst the wash
tub and the Shirts are very superior III every
wav. Two great groupings-one with values
up to $50 and the other with values up to
80 mn AT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
GENERAL PERSHING IN
DODGE BROTHERS CAR
COMMANDER OF TROOPS ENTER.
ED MEXICO IN DETROIT
PRODUCT
Other DodQe Brothers Cars Used to
Transport Supplies Until Ar
rival Of Big Trucks.

According 10 detailed advices now
arriving from the border. Dodge
Brothers motor cars have played a
prominent part in the invasion or
Mexico in pursuit OF Villa
When General Pershing led his
troops across the border ne traveller
in Dodge BROTHERS motor car. ana
four other touring cars were used IN
the transportation Of supplies. These
cars have, Of course, been since sup.
planted in this work by the big trucks
shipped 10 Mexico but the touring cars
are still in use by the army.
According 10 the transportation de.
parfment they have made wonderful
records in The desert travel after tho
fleeing Mexican bandit.
Reporting on the performance of The
Dodge Brothers car that carried Gen
er1l Pershing on the first advance, an
army officer said:
We had practically to make our
own roads and from what the Dodge
Brothers car showed on that trip !
believe il could climb wall. The
car went through mountain passes and
over places where il was necessary
for the engineering corps 10 blast out
a trail before the trucks coming after
could get through at all.
The Dodge has energetic representa-
ton in the Wheeling distric,. both
sides Of the river, by the Hopkins
Motor Company, of 81 Eighteenth
street, with Mr.. f. B. Hopkins at the
head
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
FISCAL YEAR REPORTS
ARE NOT ALL COMPLETE
Few OF The Officers Report On EleV-
en- Months, But Others viii Wait
Until Final Total Is Complete

Although last night closed the fis-
cal city year Of 1856, the reports for
the various offices for the twelve
month will not be- made up for several
DAYS. In some of the offices there
was an cIevcn.monih report made up.
The health department for the past
eleven months shows death total OF
695 against $50 Of last year. The
births show 75S for the year against
ST. for the same period last year.
In The building inspectors office,
the total Of permits issued amounts
10 6IS, and represent an estimated val
ualion of S791 1886. hTe largest one
months report was that OF May with
s. permits. Tpril coming next with
81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
RUSH ON OFFICES FOR
PRIVILEGE LICENSES
Nearly a Thousand Have Been issued
BY Clerk and City Auditor
Licenses numbering nearly a tho,

Licenses numbering nearly a thous,
and have been issued by County
Clerk J. II. Wells. and City Auditor
Charles H. Ahrens respectively. Until
after today the exact classified totals
will not be known, as receipts in each
office a. closing time last night, eX-
cnednd the list Of entries on the clasSl.
fcation book. showing that the mon
have been working over time.
When the : o'clock whistles blew
Yesterday. Auditor .Ahrens and entire
force we're trying 10 accommodate the
crowds, that had entered the office.
Eorh offices will be open today 10 give
people 4 chance 10 get under the wire
without violating the non.penal;y
clause. but after today penalty will
add at the rate of ten per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
FREE MARRIAGES"
souires Are Permitted to Perform
Wedding Ceremonies in the State.
According to the Register.

If War brides" and their intended
husbands were not any better posted
on the laws of West Birginia than the
Wheeling Register seems TO be Squire
Lee f. Dobbs might have gone 10 his
office yesterday morning to find the
place Of business bombarded wit
young couples who wanted 10 take
advantage Of the announcement made
in the Market street contemporary
that the genial Squire would marry
all war brides free Of charge.
After reading the article in the Reg
lister Squire Dobbs said-in- fact he