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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
Dfaths

AUSTIN on July so isie pYRoN &c g :; AUS ASH;
Notice Of funeral later Harrisburg papers
please copy.
BEAsTTY;1on July &C. 1919, ANN ris Sid9w St OF
yited to attend the funeral services Wednes:
siy y soh John nj cSs Dss'f Gs g South se G e.
ment private Auto service.
July s iRlS pJoHS hso1nd s ysar e.
Relatives and friends are invited t9 eat attend nd
sts PcsiGsnee n 1'2SsSS S9oS cFeskey st. y
Hutomobile corteEe.
Ss1s Sos JVg 2. e? srd 9iS ii 9F late T
John 9roay Of Summit Hl oI5 Pa m. RsSlyfs taSeTS
T s s9 @ tTom atte iss oy so
emn en- req requiem mass at the tCatRedrai at 10 a.
m intermopt at Holy Crpss Seme}seGg; }e6n 10
mI1in' 70 =, m, may be viewed on i0''o''' ''O" "
BRANpT-on July so. 1915. at his residence
Pa. SSH JoaN ri Il. BRSTbT 9b AM Notice Of funeral
Rsyes ITS nS friends TS hSag are Rvd "b 10 attend tho
funeral services on Tuesday, at z p m na pre- re
intefment P pSvStc ''9frh Kindly omit HoTal ofrer-
Viz y israel FrSd%sp 5dRy sq hoaTsq aefs ana
fsn5 SrnsaHer m Betn Gi9nim 9rS inVnu m from
her late residSnco. OfS5' 1913 Tree St tnterment
FgREY.--on. July 90. 1910, JOHN. husband Of
Ma. MLarsarst S Fu;ey 1slatiyes am End frendS 6 q
F., and Court FsTingunt, No; q. Eores,ters Of
America, are invited to attend the tune9ra'. 9a'.
sG Tss$SPS s5 1;FsH 4, be yswiS q FTa on
clSSS2SIPfa5 clSSSIP.%5n ''ig ialy Pen 1919, rR1sc1hhA
lives and friends are lnyIted 70 attend the
bFesssy 'f N he's %te 2T Esssgco a" b2a2
ST., Frankford. tnterment strictly private.
Fgs NaSS R ST. aE 81 19iS &d% %adsPEh S GEhss
HERMANN. Friends may view inc remalns ars
ESfiS SIh At .@i DnIfri . SaEs,o
heten MGnssdfiil iil es ceSstery e. w. ln'erf"'n' private
S!fs q William Hgioh.soR If Ser 65i6 s,S year 4.
sSda or residences Sssssy 1915 North Eet6sow @ 81
sS:$ SS s ,S f%s iSs.d' T.Snis n
Gay. fsS & 2sS p a1e % ss 'i H
yuy .tsS 2 1ee Ds udss.s .1s WILLIAM Tg. S.5
BsaS!ys, and snS friends, also sa%SsS 5esaoi 2, 4
clouds q CO. arc, invited, 10 attend the ~.
H5a iS1ESs' dsc sR NtG
mains mny be Viewed ON T~csday ovsnnE ~
Rnt1 Igy q 81 5is 1iRe UFA A. III Tt e
s4 81 at the 9yGr 9n,.
ment private.
KYLE.-On July 20, 1915. Mt 2B28 warnoclS
ST., JOSEPHINE NJ, KYLE. Services at Ken
meth Square on Wednesday afternoon.
LYALL.--On July 90 1916 THOMAS w. hus-
band OF James Gibson Lya aged 20 years.
Friends are inyited to view the remains on
Tuesday. from TO 10 n. m. Mt his late resi-
dence, 4l2 Chestnut street, Darby. Pa. Fu-
neral and intermcnt private.
MARsH-7on July 20. 1918, at Atlantic City,
BESSIE T. wife Of Harry 4; Marsh and
Funeral services on Tuesday. at IL :3O p. m. at
st. Asaph,s Church. Bala. Pa. Intermcnt pri-
vate. Friends may view remains at the
Oliver II, BAR Building. 1920 Chestnut st,
philadelphia, Pa. on Tuesday from 1880 to
IL a. M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
EAGLE KNIGHTS
with Loyal Support, State Lenders Pre-
pare for Wide Campaign

valiant Eagle Knights. all over the State,
are awakening to realization OF the fact
that under the Inspiration Of the present adj
nlnistration the order Is enjoying n boom
like unto the days a few years since when
the knights of the Golden Eagle easily
ranked among the leaders In fraternal ac-
tivity.
Gradual changes in membership often lead
to material changes in organizations, and
n loss in membership. From such mutations
this omportant fraternity has suffered. with
a consequent numerical loss both in castles
and loyal knights.
To ressin this srcupd lost, % restore, the
siton Is the sefspponed M a. ttsk % piaced betofc
the present Grand Castle officers. TO this work
suxiiIsries Of the % broiSerSood % @ Organizer. have
Ss Ssf R n s.eon ss S o. Ts s gse d
msae With srssdy brilliant ts I Ssw Q,
ss wSrk the ssrS Of g The g. Ss rand Sns
member, generally are alert and S keen to haye ga
he upbudrsV ~ tho noS % iO
Foynded ,uEon ihs romantic history Of the
have Q more attractive or more beautiful ritual
a @ Ts snd a,ass asS M
pare with the he" best in ssisiencc.
ontario Castle. No. $40. was instituted Tues
sroSniey. after which the officers were st!tuted
PreedHs n the fsi Sefs shor street
parnde participated in by the castles nearby
and North Phlladelhia Commandery, under com
mand OF Captain NJ F. Braun. and A. G. Iyttle
Commnadery under command of Captain +. X.
Lyttle.
st. Johns Castle. No. 10, will hold an open
meeting and public Installation tonight band
has been engaged for the occasion and a num-
Der Of spea kers among whom will be Grand
chief John F. BrounlgE supreme Shief John g,
Gallagher. will make addresses.
10. and Castle No. 521 will be Instituted on
August 10. This Will make i've good, strong cas-
ties Instituted since June rs, and several more
almost ready.
Supreme Master Of Records John n Treibler Ia
enjoying well-earned vacation camping the
Delaware near ReiElesvills. He will be away
two weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
EMPTIEs 12 SODA BOTTLES; ILL
16-Year-Old Youth Glad He Won Con-
test Until Gassed by Drink

William Stockman. of Front and Moore
streets. is better today in st. AGnes's Hos
pital after day OF torture. He ate too
much
William, who Is 16. was in a betting
mood Saturday night and 1t happened he
had money, so did his pals. They put
their wagers on themselves, likewise their
wages and set out to prove their superior
ity They had a soda.pop-drinking contest
and on the side. they bet on the number
OF sandwiches and other such daintles they
could consume.
william won hands down. after making
away with II bottles. Nobody ate anything
like he did; he outdistanced them easily
He was very proud till he got sick. Now
he Is learning to be philosopher, and Is
asking, WAS IL worth it?"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
KNIGHTS OF MALTA
New Commandery Organized by Fol-
lowers of Valiant Crusading Knights

Grand Recorder John H. Hoffman last
week visited the western section of the
State, and during his absence addressed n
wellsattended meeting assembled for the
purpose of considering the organization OF a
new Malta commandery. During the eve
ming 30 names were signed to an appli-
cation for charter, and 1t ia proposed to
complete the organization and arrange for
the institution of the new commandery
early in September.
Reports received at headquarters In this
city show that this is but a sample of in
terested work going on in various sections
of the State. presaging the addition of many
new subordinate bodies in the early au-
tumn.
This activity is all tho more remarkable be;
cause of Its manifestation in midsummer and
also because Of the fact that unlike many other
fraternites. the Knights OF Malta does not EN-.
work Whatever is accomplished is the result
of Individual enthusiasm and personal devotion
to Malta and the princirles 1t represents.
Although presumed to away his annual
vacation Grand Recorder Hoffman on August
Will return from his summer bungalow; and;
Hanover and assist in the celebration OF the
anniversary of the Defiance Commendery. No.
grand Officers will be taken in AUTOMOBILES for
days outing and trip over the Gettysburg
battlefield.
The initial reports of the new deputies
being received at headquarters In this city not
only reflect the general condition OF prosperity
in the organization. but also Indicate that these
Important officers Gre cordially cooperating witE
and tho ambitious plans outlined for the better
ment of the fraternity during the current year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA
Fifty-first Annual Session of the Grand
Circle of Pennsylvania

The fifty.frst annual session of the Gran1
Circle of Pennsylvania, Brotherhood Of
America, will be held in Wilkes-Barre Au-
gust s, 0 and 10. Grand Chief Washington
N. w. Chester. Of Sunbury. will preside and
a large attendapce Of representatives is con
fidently looked for. by reason OF the i'm.
portance of legislative questions to be con
sidered.
The session will be OF the most impor-
tant held in recent years and every effort will
be put forth to have an enthusiastic and har-
monious gathering, whose influence will aid dur
Ing, the coming year IN the mighty effort now
well under way TO rejuvenate the organiza tion
and place II in the proud position
occupied before dissensions and tedious litiga-
tlons depleted its ranks and for time impaired
it's usefulness.
The Philadelphia contingent. numbering about
100. will leave Monday next and effort is
being made under the direction OF Supreme
Washington A. l.. Welsh and Grand Scroll
Keeper G. A. Leng TO arrangs for a special
attending the State session.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
nrArHs

ErwuII IIIN.---on July 90 1919 rr. ANDREW
10 attend tho funeral services, on TueEday, at
Yos sV s F. FranRford. F % intefment al North Cedar
I'M Friends may call Monday. 70 D. m.
MoULT.-on July 80. 1910 EMMA ", widow
elcoSse az n' p and Emma v Littie, Residence,
s0Si n. 18th at. Due notice Of the funeral
will be given.
oELLER5ons sfg{fhR {gy oipSSN sYlS ss AtapIS sdS
cers as ss aged y Seafs ReaIves and lEienas
aIsp snd sll otSer orSaniaatons o8 which he was
member are invited to attend the funeral sery-
% H M MBuhms m RfoaS AND r ps ae
nond sts, lnterment private. at South Laurel
rEREiRA III fsAlGGsSo5S July 90 1919 LENA. wife ot
RefTs 6ST: RS Ns fGn%Gs g. 4 p' e. MGe n4c nHssd s1
to attend services, on Tuesday. at p. m.
ec at her late s'Hs9Ss ssSSru9 so$t s. 2i
Viewed Monday, between and 10 p. m.
srMrsoNop July, 90 iSis ,s sTUAAaD2. AsJ2.rRr r.
Sim Simpson SON Relatives and friends are Invited
"a s'Tn' m preesey rae at his late TesdSnce 5262
gsins P4k interT1t Rnt6 1sryIee pTlyIsto
Friends may cali Monday evening.
iYSiENG6iD tnee isaacsJ. aged "a years Rela.
tlves and friends arc invited to ,6Jo 6syJoond the
nrppnncIsely, AZ her late residence. 4922 Dmiaed
It.. FrSnkford, 1nterP,ent strictly private.
CAMERON July 30, 1910. at the IIahnemann
RSs6e ESs9rn oFrsfe SAA nee % % and friends also
Alumni Association Nurses Of Hahnomann
Hospital class Of 1896 are invited to attend
oliver II. Bsir Building. 1920 Chestnut st.
fnterment n. washingtonvllle. Montour Co,Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast


WASHINGIUN1 D, C.' July oI'
For eastern Pennsylvania-Partly cloudy
tonight and Tuesday, probably local thun-
aershowers in north portion slightly cooler
Tuesday in north portion; gentle to moder-
ate west to northwest winds.
The temperatures are rising in the mid
die and north Atlantic States, The "a hour
change being 10 degrees or more IN some
places. while a cooler area has spread over
the Lake region and the upper Mississippi
Valley. reducing the temperatures nearly
TO the normal in Minnesota and the Da-
kotas There is still considerable excess.
however In the Lake region and the Ohio
basin. cloudlness has increased over the
Atlantic States, but showers have de-
veloped except in northern New England
and the bordering Canadian provinces and
1T few places along the south Atlantic
coast
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
Police Grannle for BODY

The crew OF the policeboat Rescue are
graphing for the body OF a supposed sui
eide near Girard avenue bridge OF the
Schuylkill River. following the discovery
of note by several children. The missve
declared the writer was tired of living and
that his body would be found at the bot
tom OF the river. The police are inclined
to believe that the note is hoax. but will
continue the search today. The name signed
to the note could not be deciphered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
Camden Boy vanishes From Train

Louis Savaldore, a saloonkeeper at Broad
way and Atlantic avenue, Camden. lost his
son Leon. II years old. last night coming
home from Atlantic City, Leon got rest4
less while the train was rolling homeward
and told his father he was going 10 walk
through the train. He went away and
when Camden was reached the boy had
not returned and he couldn't be found. 1t
is thought he fell of the train.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
The Heptasophs

The semimonthly business meeting OF Rock
OF Heptasophs. was held Monday last in the
hall, 1918 Columbia avenue. While the meeting
was fairly well attended. II announced s4hat
there would be no more social evenings arranged
Tor in connection with the regular meetings
until the latter part OF September. when the
Ways and Means Committee will take up the
work for the autumn and winter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
Lake MemphremaEoE. Quebec.
LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG

A lovely lake 80 miles long, set in the hills
of Vermont and Quebec. between Newport, VIZ
and MaEog, Canada w 49,.
new resort-no hotel fscties-splendid
business opening. Attractive cites for hotels and
cottages, - =,
tercsted write to +. GOFF PENNY. George
Vile, Que. Canada. for full particulars
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
LOST AND FOUND

TIRE-I.ost from rear of car while passing
32x3h Globe tire; mounted and Inflated; re-
IwHrd. Notify r. p Brewer. Kenneth Square,
DlAMoND AND PI.ATlNUM BFACELET-Lost
At Atlantic City Saturday night, coming from
Princeton ave. Ventnor. TO Hotel BrIghton;
liberal reward II returned to j. r. Caldwell
Co, Philadelphia
DoG-Lost at Ardmore, Montg Co., a Scotch
CaIrn terrier. small. grayish- brown. Ret'n TO
ND. .Warwlck IOI Wlster rd.. Ardmore. ReW "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
CLASSIFIED RATES
EVENING LEDGER
AGATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE (or like this)

AGATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE Cor like this)
Ons or two times. Observation-Disclosures. 15c
Three times one week. 12Isc
Six times one week. ,,.-........... lOc
Situations Wanted three times week. Toe
Help and Situation Wanted and Lost
and Found ads are inserted in the
Daily PUBLIC LEDGER without addi-
tional charge.
Want ads underSell other cisssincstions NAV
be repeated in the PUBLIC LEDGER at combined
rate.
One OF TWO Soc
Three times one week. Recommendations. 16c
Six times one week, ek,................-.. 12hc
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
is permitted in all classihcatIons except Help
and Situations Wanted. Lost and Found. Per-
Bonals, Boarding and Rooms. When so speci-
fed add FIVE CENTS PER AGATE LINE TO
ANY OF THE ABOVE RATES.
There is drug store near your home
that will accept Ledger want ads at
office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

CoSfPToMETER OPERATOR, experienced; state
age and salary. Herrison Bros, e Co.. Inc,
55th and Gray's Ferry road.
COOK and downstairs work neat. wtllinst good
home; suburban philadelphia; reference. II
TOT. Ledger Office
COOKING. downstairs work and assist wash
ing; settled white Protestant womani good
wages III capable and trustworthy; excellent
Rccom.i ref req; carfare refund. for inteTv'w
afr Aug. .. $50 E. Main ST.. Moorestown, N. j.
EXAMINERS, girls over 49, on lightweight
a415 n. Howard 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ADVERTISING = Man, 81. frst-class stenog-
rapher desires position as confidential secre-
tary to advertising manaEer, manufacturing
trade paper and advertising experience; Al
reference ,as to ability and character. p4o.
Ledger Central
driving in Philadelphia or suburbs; good ref.
from last employer. NJ 100, Ledger Central.
CHAUFFEUR-EnRish. married.. years ref
erence; country preferred II 700, Led. ofhce.
do repairins s. r. Lee iS2T Fitzwater st.
Cadillac; good driver: ref F 941, Ledger Cent.
CHAUFFEUR. private exp. %, white, mar
ried. desires position at once f 043. Led.Cent.
CLEANING. whitewashng and painting; prices
moderate. Address 1929 S. Cleveland ave-
COOK, japanese. wants position: small family
or Eentleman's place: experienced and refer
ences. Geo, 1894 Vine St
DECORATOR student. Carnegie Institute Of
Technology, wishes position. assistant designer
or Interior decorator. Write J. J. Karfell, 1924
Buttonwood St
GARpENER-Go all-around man line of Ear-
dening. thorouEhly competent, greenhouse. care
lawn. truck patch. stock. gao. Ledger ON.
TRANSLATOR and corrssPondcntG,Youns col.
speaks English. French, German. Italian,
in p real estate ofhcc; best ref. p Oh, Led. on.
YOUNG MAN. 35, refined. Protestant. desires
position of trust; broad business exp: good
references: mod. salary. NJ $40. Ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN. married. Hebrew; wants position
ings, notions toys 23l. Ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN. ambitious. with mechanical cler-
ical and sales ability. desires postion age
20. O44, Ledger Central.
JAPANESE, st.class cook, wants position.
family; wages sT5 up month; references.
II. " 30S N. 18th st.
JAPANESE wants housework; good cook; refs,
Address Tira. care drug store. 1889 Vine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
HELP wArrrp-rrMA1r


Continued from Preceding columr
GIRL to take charge laboratory OF milk bust
ness; give reference. @ 142, Ledger Central.
GIRLS over I6 years wanted for light work;
no experience necessary; SIS week paid while
learning, Apbly 31o N. 32d st.
GIRL wanted for upstairs work; Swedish or
Russian preferred. 80 r.. Johnson ST., Ger
mentown.
Girl, for general housework: in family.
adultsi sleep out; ref. 5910 Christian.
Observation-Disclosures pairers. folders and
stampers. 1920 ". Lawrence st.
HOtSEWORK
General homework positions are awaiting the
right applicants at the Household Registry
bureaus; also several openings for chamber
maids and working housekeepers. IL you want
seashors work in hotel call upon Mrs. Mead
and tell her about your eNperlence.
HOUSEHOLD REGISTRY RUREAU
Second floor. Washington Building
COS Chestnut st,
A free service to Ledger advertisers.
KITCHEN and dining room girls wanted. white
Apply office building No. s.. Girard College.
21st and Girard ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31

Union Assembly and Passyunk Assembly have
both developed the baseball fever TO an alarm.
ior Artisans honors. II is not surprising that
goodly sized crowds OF members and friends
gather weekly Saturday afternoons at the
grounds Nineteenth and Skunk streets to wit.
game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31

MRS. NICHOLAS. 1925 Bainbridge st.. has conn.,
petent couples. cooks, Mattresses. chamber
maids, nurses ladies' maids. governesses,
housemnids; also male help. vacancies for Sec
ond man, cooks, nurses housemen. etc. Phone
Locust 2130.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31

Grand Regent L. r. Gesenberger. of Lam
easter, has Invited the State officers. local
2eputles and several prominent members of the
order TO meet him Thursday evening at we'll
Known local hotel. After luncheon I'M
nortant conferences win be held to discuss plans
81 action for work OF the year and other mat
tiers Affecting the general welfare Of councils
and members throughout Pennsylvania.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31

Adephia Assembly. No so. James y. Clarke,
master artisan. admitted two new members Mon
No 90 has never been spasmodic In It's efforts to
increase the membership, but rather has always
shown consistent and persistent growth.
Recorder Lipsey Is ever alert TO the interests
OF his assembly. and Is almost daily visitor at
the office of the most excellent recorder
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
General

COMMERCIAL TEACHERS. women and men.
for public and private schools Nat. Teachers
Agency u. II Cook. Mgr, 32I Perry Bldg.
TEACHERS WANTED, TODAY, OF all kinds:
register today. National Teachers' Agency.
d. II. Cook manager. 1927 Perry Building
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31

nuai picnic at Willow Grove Saturday after
noon Fox Chase. Enterprise and OAK Lane
cial cars were used Tor the transportation of the
large number of members and their families
who attended.
Brother Fred w. Lutz. recorder OF Palmyra
Assembly, No 65. has resigned and been
ceeded by Brother F. Horace Finney,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31

Beginning September l. the Artisans Athletic
among the members OF the order, Entries will be
received up until August 81 by pr. II. II. Lott,
way building: Entry fees, 30 cents for singles,
and 81 per team for doubles. Prizes will be
awarded to the winners. The preliminary
matches to be played at the convenience Of
the contestants, both to time and place. The
fnals will he played the courts of the Bellneld
Country Club. in Germantown. Every assembly
should enter at least three men.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

JAPANESE wants housework; good cook refs
Address Tira. drug store. 1850 Vine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31

Most Excellent Superintendent George F. Pawl-
Ing Is gradually maturing plans which he has
In mind for the conduct of his administration for
the year 1917. He is preparing himself for hard
work IN behalf Of the order, and is enthusiastic
and optimistic about the results which he expects
to obtain. By way of preparation for the service
he is severng his connections with other organi-
zation work and will devote his entire energies
outside OF his business TO his work most ex-
cellent master artisan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31

JAPANESE, hrst-class cook wants position.
family ,oS wages sf' up MONTH references
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-21
DESTROyERS IN
RUNNING FIGHT

LONDON March 2l-u2.50 D. mD-An
engagement occurred Monday OF the Rel
gan coast between four British and three
German deslruycrs Two Of the German
vessels were hit -Four men ON the British
boats were wounded
The official account ot trr action fol-
lows
Monday morning four British drstroy.
frs sighted four German dcslroyrrs OF
the Belgian coast The German destroy
ers at once turned and ram Tor Zehruggc.
chased by our own desttoyers Shots
we're exchanged During this short run.
ming fight two enemy boats were observed
10 have been hit our casualties verp
four mon wounded
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-21
PHONE FOLK TO
HELP COvERNM'T

Indicative of iu, pptuuU. sentiment
ruling FINALLY tho activities u' Nrr" m.
dusuips tine hourd of du,ytnJH of ih"
'lOurDr Telephone ana Telegraph com
uuuN probably win issue directions al
meeting "Wednesday which viii rrNu.
mlIuulgr the vacation system now 100
Nupu, and grant tru dave pt mll uNN
to those off its employees who nIy u.m
hyra uf the national guard fDr attend.
anrr upon nu rncnmpmcut thi. year w
addition tu lhu regular vacation TuF
yunurtslnu f such action b. taken viii
aurN iO employees everywhere
n is also likely the board viii dcclor,
that uny employees called tu the color,
viii be- provided with positions on thrn
return pt % rate of pay equivalent Il
thnt the, were receiving when they re-.
spuudrd to the demands Of their coun,
Try
John VI Noble. general manager of m,
Pioneer COMPANY niimntcd Tuesday
morning the probability uf such action
u hive not conferred with any pthel
officials ar directors of the company
nH Mr. Nohlc. and cannot state with
authority tnnt such action Ns that out
lined viii positively bee taken but / us
sum. that the board, which meets TO-
morrow. will mike some sir,ihr pru,i
sion because of tht cNgcuuics of m,
pr.I0l and the necessity for operation
with those who have the cuuntry's wei
mro m charge
Associated Press dispatches from 81
Louis stated today that the Southwest
crn Telegraph and Telephone COMPANY
hnd notified the business Mems lcagu,
that II would so act Furthermore MI
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