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abouts of Robert Gin was in paper published and mailed at Juneau. Mrs. Gill. the mother is very 1T and Is anx- ious to secure information of her missing son. It is stated that Robert CHI was in Petersburg about year ago.
 'Ts there a Masonic lodge in your city" writes NIT. Gill. Robert is not a Mason. but believe they could as- certain. My brother is a man capable of doing any kind of office work.
 Any information that can be given win he greatly appreciated"
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WHEREABOUTS OF RosT. L.
 GILL IS WANTED BY BANK

Every day the police or the bust ness firms of Juneau receive requests for the whereabouts of certain per sons. Today the First National Bank was asked to locate Robert L. Gill, axe 45. weight 1S5 pounds. height 6 feet and 1 inch. MT. Gin Is described as having brown eyes. dark hair, which is turning gray. The request came from Walton T. Gill. of Bas. trop. Texas. The brother writes that the last information as to the where
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PROGRAM OF MUSIC
 SUNDAY EVENING AT
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
lrgan and violin voluntary.

Organ and violin voluntary.
 Anthem. "Glory in the Highest Hymn. Praise to Christ Exalted Lyons responsive reading.
 Solo, Mrs. Dawes. "The Promise of Life" by Cowen.
 Baritone solo with chorus, Beau. tiful River of Life.
 Scripture lesson and prayer.
 Duet, Mrs. Dawes and Miss Lass Peace Troubled Heart" by Pearls. Violin Solo by MT. George Ander- son. "Cavatina." by Raff
 Hymn, Begin. My Heart Some Heavenly Theme"
 Anthem. Home of the Soul"
 Bass Solo. Mr. c. 4. Eby. Hip. ling's Recessional." Music by De Koven.
 Anthem, "Blow Ye the Trumpet Blow" with Clarinet obligato by Mir Jones.
 Hymn, Onward, Christian Soldiers Benediction.
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WILL PLAY EXHIBITION
 GAME INDOOR BASEBALL

Tomorrow morning at lo;so o'clock squad of the A. B.s will be out and practice indoor baseball. Two teams will be picked from the squad and they will play an exhibition game
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
 WILL DANCE TUESDAY

The Juneau chapter of the Knights of Columbus are planning to give an informal dance next Tuesday evening at Parish hall in the old hospital build ing
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WANTS PATENT FOR
 GROUP MINING CLAIMS

John Reck today filed final appli- cation for patent to a group of four mining claims located on Admiralty Island, known as the Mammoth group, In the local land oflce
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real Scandinavian fest" commencing 7:oO o'clock. There will be a good program, extra music and singing. Re treatments will be served. A cordial invitation is extended to all scandi- pavIans in the city to come and enjoy the evening with us.
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LOCATES HOMESTEAD.

Charles Nizer today filed notice of the location of homestead of s2O acres in the Matanuska valley.
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HOUSE BUILT TO ORDER. medi. um payment down, balance as rent. Six lots to choose from. Apply Box S42 for particulars 25-st.
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SPECIAL FERRY TRIP.

Special trip of ferry Alma-from Ju- neau for Thane-Eriday and Saturday special trip-Ieayes Juneau s:SO in evening. 25-2t
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Russian Orthodox Church. Rev. A. p. Kashavaroff, Rector. Evening vesper, 5:OO o'clock.
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Tenakee crabs at erafr's. Phone sOs. l-2s-tf
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MccAULs Safety First
 l-17-tf Efficient SERVICE
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sometime in the near future, to which the public win be invited.
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kANDNs AetANA @~~~@e@~fat| Low mass S:3O a. ID.
 High Mass 10:30 o. m Instruction and benediction 7:SC p. m.
 NORTHERN LIGHT PRESENTER.
 IAN CHURCH
 John B. Stevens. Pastor. Morning service at il.
 Subject. "The Right and Duty oi Individual Judgment of All Matters Spiritual as We'll as Material" - -. Special music by the choir Evening service at 7:SO Program of instrumental and vocal music Program in full given below Sunday school at 12.
 Young Peoples meeting on Thurs day evening at 7:3O. A study of the prophet Joel let by Mir. Rasmusen. The Ladies Aid win meet with Mrs Case on Friday afternoon at 2:S0. RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH Rev. A. F. Kashevaroff. Pastor
 Juneau.
 Holy Liturgy St John chrysostom 10 a. m.
 Sunday School, l p. m.
 Evening vespers, p. ID. TRINITY (EPlscoPAL) CHURCH
 Fourth and Gold Streets Rev. G. D. Christian, Priest in Charge sexagesima Sunday tor second Sun day before Lent)
 Celebration of the Holy Eucharist Is D. ID.
 Sunday School, 12:sO.
 Eversong at 7;3O. with sermon. Sub ject: "The Three-Fold Spiritual Les son Which Mother Church Sets Before Us Preparatory to Lent"-in order that we may properly appreciate the meaning of Lent.
 The music will include prelude bS Professor Wells, the usual canticles the hymns appropriate to the season. offertory organ solo by Professor Wells. etc. The public is cordially invited.
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The cigars are always fresh Keist's Place. 2-17-tf
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PHONE sss for up-to-the-minute iitney service. 2-22-tf
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scANplNAvIAN sERvIcEs
I. O. Williams. Pastor.

SCANDINAVIAN "FEsT' SOCIAL.
 There will he a change in the af- fairs tomorrow evening in the church on Fifth street The regular Sunday evening service has given place to 9
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Let The EmpIre do yOur printing.
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SCANDINAVIAN LUTHERAN
 SERVICES.

QkFtlNLNlNFtN AfhtN A-e " At --fAfff
 SERVICES. Rev. Martin L. Larson, Pastor. Tomorrow there will be services at 2:SO D. m., in the Presbyterian church. All are welcome
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH Services are held in Christian scl. ence Church, Fifth street between Main and Seward, every Sunday at 11:OO a. m. Tomorrow's subject is: Christ Jesus"
 Everybody is welcome. Sunday School at 10 D. ID. METHODIST EPISCOPAL
 CHURCH.
 R. c. Blackwell. Pastor. Services morning and evening at 10 and 7:3O o'clock.
 Sermons by the pastor Themes: "Those Who Abide" and "Those Who Overcome" Sunday School at 12 m. Epworth League at e:s0 D. m. Subject: "The Gold of God" Prayer Meeting. Thursday evening at o'clock.
 Woman's Social Union, Friday at
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
 (Rev. Father Kenneliy) Low mass S:3O a. ID. High Mass 10:30 Q. m. Instruction and benediction 7:Sl p. m.
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Juneau Church Services

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Hymn, Onward, Chrisfian Soldiers.
 Benediction.
Evening journal., 1916-11-03
BILL JONES, SANDTOWN STATESMAN, TELLS MARY
ANN OF GRAVEYARD TALK WITH ALFRED !. DUPONT
in VAIN EFFORT TO REFORM HIM POLITICALLY

fer all the distress he's relieved over
thereg' He SEE. Il don't think he's
an aktive kandydate fer the offs. but
hit may. be as bow he might be In
doosed to take hit under serten ser
kumstances ef hit wuz offered 10 him
by the Kwadroopll ontawnte after
this yere Hooropean slawter house
mas bin kleened up an washed out.
Fer the time beein, however. he's
a-goin TO stay rite here. werkin' be-
fore the seventh OF Novembir fer the
pore starvin' Dimmykrats an after the
seventh OF Novemblr fer the pore
starvin' Belgins, while 7 werk for the
pore starvin' Amerikins Hits a nobii
werk. Bill; a nobil werkl" sez Yes.
10. hits a nobil werk. an the only
thing | kant understand is wi hit
Is as how the derned Republicans
haint never got onto yore skeem." :"
lie seq, "Bill, that there nobil skeem
OF Dawes an mine is covered with
the broad smile an the glad hand. /
hatter miseH that as a Dimmykrat I
KIN help TO prodoos more distress an
that as charity werker 7 kin help 10
relieve more distress than any feller
In the sitty Of Wilmington. Ef VOC
have a dollar about WI that haint
wurkin' Ill take hit rite now fer the
releef of a kase OF distress / know
OF down in the Tenth ward. where
10 Walkit expects TO git q hevvy vote
next Toosday." So I dun the best
kud. May Ann. an Civ him that dollar
! got fer them eggs OF yorn that
sold wen I ferst KUN up yeer TO look
over the situashun.
I WIZ a-walkin' up Markit street
this mornin' an jest as wuz a.
passin' the Dellywer Trust Kumpany
bildin, at Ninth an Market. hoo
shud bust outtin' the frunt dore but
mi ole friend. Alferd /. dooPont He
had a politikel nife in his hand, an
he wuz a-wavin' hit over his he'd an
a-showtin':
"Show me Kuzzin Hennery an Kuz-
zin kolemani Let me git at them
SOS I kin kut the livernlites outten
their derned hides"
seq, Kan yorself. Al: kan yore-
self Ef you hain't keerful sumbody
Is a-goin' to see you!"
He sez, "Kambedami I've got to
git this yeer nife OF mine into the
hides OF Kuzzin Hennery an Kuzzin
koieman before eleckshun day"
sez, We'll, AL, 700 needen't be in
sech a derned big berry about hit
yoo've got Ave days yit Kun in the
churchyard heer an tell me all about
hikn
So. Mary Ann. we set down on the
grass In that hallered spot that Perez
dooPont wants to konvert into a pub
lick liberry. an me and AL lade our
harts open TO each other.
/ sez, "Al. wyinhel don't yu kwit this
yeer derned foolishness an act like
a sensible man hoo is twenty-won
years old an in the poseshen OF a
grown-up mans ordinerry fakulties? ?"
He sez, "Bill. I've TUX my oath on
the last annyel report Of the dooPont
Kumpny as how I'll git the politikel
hides Of Kuzzin Hennery and Kuzzin
Koleman an male them to mi barn
dore for mi foxes TO look at, an
therell be trubble on the uther side
Of the Brapdywine ef ! don't do hit.
Fer the time bein' that's mi sole aim
In lifei"
Evening journal., 1916-11-03
ELECTION OF REPUBLICAN
SENATOR AND CONGRESSMAN
OF GREATEST IMPORTANCE

John Saterthwa president Of the Company,
and formerly president of the Wilmington
reelection Representative vastly
important than the election the
although he thinks the entire Republican ticket
attitude cleo
tOraI vote essential for the election of Hughes
Representative Mle vote possibly required
give the Republicans a majority Congress-
protection paramount issue
before Congress its position
the question in this way;
after the Underwood had into effect
the absolutely prOsrated hOpeIessly
paayzed and during the ensuing winter
of thousands of workers without employment big
they forced keep from
starving.
"is period stagnaOn which directly free
recalled the in history Of country Then
the in the old world. a demand for Ameri.
merchandise, munitions produce, supplies
this artificial
the period of depression temporarily.
~But for the United would be in a depOabIe
condition, indusaIy economically. plain today that
sustained by the abroad The analysis
for American product points Europe
as the
~Apart demand business dull and this
will be clearly discernbe after is
~Tan therefore, have said, supreme o
before Congress- and the question disposed
ford American industries and working
"The election Of Representative
represent Delaware obviously necessity
welfare OF the country.
"Ihe Republicans Delaware selected excellent
ticket from top bottom, support every
Continued
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Hotel doc Pont,
Wilmington, Dellywer.
Novembir ], 1916
Mrs. Mary Ann Jones.
sandtown, Kent kounty,
Dellywer.
Mi deer Mary Ann:

MI deer Mary Ann.
Pollytiks up yeer is hotternell an
still a-heetin'. / never seen nuthin
ike hit in all mi born DAYS. Hits
wursen hit wuz down in Sandtown
that time Bill Snider's Bostin bull puu
shook the life outten Mary Merrydith's
pet Maltees kat an Bill Merrydith
shot the he'd offen Bill Snider's Bostin
Dull an all the blossims often Mrs.
Snider's hidrangee bush in the frunt
yard Yoo tbawt them wuz excitin'
times, but they wuzn't nuthin' TO wot
we're a-havin' up yeer fist now.
run acrost 10 Marvel this mornin'
He's the he'd nurse fer Jo Walkit's
sennytoryel boom. Hits his bizness
to try TO spred sunshine over the
Dimmykratik situashun an to kollect
mummy to greece the weels OF the
Dimmykratik masheen.
Sez /, Hello. Jol" sez he "HeIIo
Bill; how's Mary Ann an all the foxes
down IN Sandtown?" I sez, Right
peert. Wot're you DOOM nowadays,
JoF He sez, "Solisitin' funds" I
sez' Wot fer?' He sez, Fer the
Dimmykratik party / sez, After the
Underwood tariff had nocked hell out
ten Amerilsin bizness wuznt VI 30
lisitin' funds fer the starvin' men.
wimmin an children I'm this yeer kom-
yoonityT' He sez, Yes, Bill: an hit
wuz a mitey wurthy kaws. Yu see.
hits thisaway. I sollsits mummy fer
70 eleckt Dimmykrats to offs; the
Dimmykrats kawses hard times. an
then solisits mummy to relieve them
hard times, an in thataway I am kept
fairly bizzy. That is to say, 7 git the
mummy a-kummin' an a-goin' I'm
konstantly bildin' up my reputashun
as a kampane cOntribushen kolleclrter
an as n releever Of hart-rendin' dis
tress among the poor" sez. I'm
uther werds, yu help TO kaws the dis
tress with Dimmykratik mummy an
Ofiishels an then WI git
konshens stricken an help to relieve
that distress on a charity basis?" He
sez, Precisely" sez, "Then wy
wudn't hit be Jest as we'll to let the
run this yeer government
so there wudn't be no distress to re-
leeve, an save yourself all this yeer
derned trubble?r He sez, "Hit wudn't
do al all, bekaws wen hit kums 10 re-
levin distress hits the Republikfue
as puts their hands down in their
poclits an pulls out the kash; us
Dimmykratik charity workers spend
hit, an then. after we've dun that, we
know derned well as how the Repub-
likins KANT spend that there same
mummy fer politikal perposes at the
next eleckshun. Me an Dave got up
the skeem. I'm he'd beggar fer native
born Ameriklns. an Dawes he'd beg
gar fer the pore an sufferin' Belgins
an we're keepin' a hole lot OF Repub-
likin mummy out OF serlkulashun fer
politikel perposes. No matter wether
yu look at hit frum a politikel or a
basis, hits a perfick
skeem."
SEE, 30, is there ennything In this
yeer tawk as how Dawes expectin' TO
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GERMANS beaten
BACK At SALLY,
HOLDELSEVHERE
Berlin Says Russians Lose
Heavily in the Eastern
War Theatre
Isolated ACTIONS
IN SOMME DISTRICTS
By the United Press

BY the United Press.
BERLIN, Via Wireless TO sayvilIe,
Nov. s.-The Germans lost ground in the
village Of Sally, on the somme front
yesterday, but repulsed hostile attacks
elsewhere in the western theatre Of war.
IL was officially announced today
"Ihe fighting N the western war
theatre was generally within modorate
limits,' said the official statement.
There We're isolated actious in the
Sommc district
The portions of Sally that were cap
tured by as were lost TO us again yes.
terday morning by hand d-to-hand fiqhfing.
4 hostile advance ON Guedecourt and
against the north Of Pierre Vast wood
failed.
"rlie French fire against Fort
Vaux decreased. toward evening.
I'm the eastern theatre of war.
Prince Leopold's front, the Russians
suffered exceptionally during fruit
less attempts, repeated seven times.
to recapture the positions stormed
by US on October 30. west OF Folv
krasnolesie on the left bank OF the
Evening journal., 1916-11-03
PLENTY OF TROUBLE
BUT JUDGE COULDN'T
PICK THE GUILTY MAN

Not satisfied with invading the
home OF James Haney. at No. 1117
Davis street yesterday, ordering
Haney 10 go fro beer and then throw
ing it away because he did not like
il, then insulting Mrs. Haney and
finally attempting to rob Haney
while he was asleep, Alexander Car
dos, had Haney arrested for assault
and battery.
This was the story told by Haney
in City Court this morning in defend
ing himself for having beaten Cardos.
Cardos told a pitiful tale Of hav-
ing gone to- Haney's house TO col
lect a. bill and Of having been beaten
because he wanted his money. He
denied everything Haney said, and
exhibited a badly battered face as
evidence. Haney declared Cardos re-
ceived his injuries by falling down
stairs while drunk.
As it seemed impossible TO fix the
blame for the assault. Judge Church
man dismissed the case.
Evening journal., 1916-11-03

| I sez, But wot have yu got agln
yore kuzzin Henuery?"
] He sez, "Nuthin' at all except thai
he hain't got. an won't git, nuthin
agin' mi kuzzin KOleman. I tole m
kuzzin Hennery at the start of this
yeer ate that | didn't have nuthin
agin' him exsept his friendship fei
kuzzin KOleman an that ef he'd
brake OF that friendship I'd help Ia
send him back to the YOOnited Stats
SENT. He wudnt do hit, and now he's
got 20 take The kOnsekwenses."
Sez I to Al, SEE I. but you're
a-hurtin' the Republican party
Sec he to me. sez he, ITO hell with
the Republican partyl Ef hits bein'
hert, It's bekaws hit didn't have emmy
more sense than 10 put on hits ticket
a feller hoo likes the feller that ]
hate. Kuzzin Hennery an KuzEin
koleman is the two cheef ishoOs IN
this yeer kampane. Tariff. prepared
ness. the Adimsun law an the Mexi-
kin muddle may figger sum on the
side, but the reel ishoo Is wether
kin or kinnot prevent mi Kuzzin
Hennery from goin' back to the SENT
wen he won't help me In hatin mi
Kuzzin Koleman."
sea. "Al, how's yore kampano
kummin' along?"
He seq. bill, ef the stories told 10
me by the stubs in my check book an
by Ned Bradford. Frank Alice, Frank
Davis an Ben Groves be troo, the Re-
puhlil5ns in this yeer Stait is so mad
with Kuzzin Heunery bekaws no
wont help me in hatin, Kuzzin Kole-
man that he won't git a vote I'm Moo
Kassel. Kent or Sussix."
sez, Where is yore politikel oper-
ashuns listed, on the Moo York Stock
Exchange or on the kerb?"
He sez. "On the kerb."
seq. "Al, Of yoo don't object 20 a
regler Republican, hoo Is a persenei
friend OF yorn. spelyoolatin' a little.
I'll take 500 Dimmykrats at 30. on
margin"
He sez. "Bill yood better see mi re-
spelztid bruther-in-law. Ned Bradford,
hoo has charge OF all mi finanshel
operashuns In that respect"
sez !. "Al, has II ever oiurred TO
700 as how Bradford. Alice, Davis an
Groves is meerly play.n yoo fer a
sucker an that ef yoo haint mitey
keerful they'll strip you down to
yore shirt an even take the gold but
tins outten III Never lose site of the
fact, Al, that they're experts In the
art Of separatin' aspirin pollytishuns
frum their mummy Before VI 80 emmy
further with Alice, Davis an Groves.
hit mite be well fer 700 70 insist that
they cit letters OF reckomendashuu
frum our old an respecktid friend, J.
Edwerd Addix, IN hOose homer
Frank Alice has bit a big brown
monyooment in Stait street, Dover.
and. as further evidence of his esteem
fer Addix. is a-livin' in It. Mister Ad-
dix wuns labered under the delooshen
that they wuz a-wurken fer him
wen. as a matter of fact, they wuz
wuTk'n' him"
He SEE. bill, they KANT werlz me-
I'm too smart"
sez, "Al, understand as how Ned
Bradford Is a-wearin' kOrns on HIS
fingers a-payin' out yore mummy to
Continued on Page Two)
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FEAR FOR SAFETY OF nine
AMERICANS in PARRAL; CITY
CUT OFF BY VILLA BANDITS
rama garrison there

rama garrison there.
Constant skirmishing was in pro
gress last night between Villistas
and de factO government troops
near Laguna, as the train passed
there. Refugees at Juarez stated they
heard heavy firing. All who came on
the train were panic-stricken and
said that the city Of Chihuahua was
In a panic when residents heard that
the bandits we're cutting communi-
cation with the north.
Several Americans In Parral are
employees of the Alvarado Mining &
Milling Company, with offices here
Today the El Paso representatives Of
the company stated they had no
communication from their men for
many days and had no confirmation
of the capture Of the town.
Evening journal., 1916-11-03
EPUBLICANS Of
COUNTY IN Great
SATURDAYPARADE
5000 Marching and Mounted
Men With Bands in Monster
Demonstration
ROUTE AID FORMATION
OF Line Announced

Parade route-Form at Fourth and
French streets at o'clock, and
march down Fourth to Pine street,
TO Tenth, to Poplar, to Eleventh, TO
King, to Fourth, to Market, to Tenth,
10 Delaware avenue, to Eleventh, TO
TO Madison, to Fourth, TO Shipley
and dismiss.
Evening journal., 1916-11-03
JOHN WANAMAKER SPEAKS
At PLAYHOUSE TOMORROW

The mass meeting TO be held at the
Playhouse tomorrow afternoon under the
auspices Of the Republican Business
Mems League which will be addressed
by Hon. John Wanamaker, the Philadel-
phia merchant, promises 10 be one OF
the most interesting of the campaign.
The meeting win be held at 3 o'clock
and there is every indication of large
crowd. This is practically the wind-up
of the Republican campaign as far as big
mass meetings are concerned but it will
be followed by the great Republican pa
rade tomorrow night.
Evening journal., 1916-11-03
Senator duPonf Appiauded as
He Addresses Kenf Republicans

dred people were present, including every
member of the county committee, the
State candidates and many party work
ers.
From the appearance of several So
called independents" around the head
quarters and the hearty hand-shakes
with Senator dupont and the other State
officers. one would hardly have thought
there was any such thing as "Indepen-
dent Republicans" in Delaware.
While the visit of Senator dupont was
a surprise. he was given a most cordial
welcome. The Senator made a speech in
wnt he pledged his loyalty TO the Re
publican party. He referred to his record
in the Senate. on which be said he stood.
and which was heartily approved by the
great applause given him at the conclu-
sion of his remarks.
Evening journal., 1916-11-03
million AND half LEATHER
CONTRACTOR BLUMENTHALS

F. Blumenthal and Company. of this
city, the largest independent tanners of
upper feathers in the country, has clos
ed a contract for 81 800. 600 of leather
with the Russian Government. The con
Germ refused another contract of $1,000
900. The leather is 80 be used for shoes.
There is said to be such scarcity of
leather IN Russia that ordinary shoes
are selling for S37 pair.
The Central Powers have no leather ar
all, it is said They are unable to i'm
port any because OF the blockade. Re-
port has it that for three wears after
peace is declared the Teutonic Powers
VIII be prepared to take every pound
OF leather this country can spare.
Evening journal., 1916-11-03
cHILpRFNls DAY AT ouEEN.

A special photoplay for children Sat
urday mornings Is an innovation which
is TO be- introduced at the Queen Theatre
beginning tomorrow. The management
has arranged "a show especially for little
people although older children viii not
be barred. having selected five OF six
reels 10 put ON tomorrow which will
appeal directly TO the young clement
they expect 90 make mp the house.
The pictures win De- shown beginning
al 10 O'Clock 4 nntron win be in
charge 10 look after the children The-s
shows for children viii be given each
Sa turday az the same hour.
Evening journal., 1916-11-03
BY The United Press.

Ell PAS0, Tex, Nov. s-Much anxi-
ETY. is felt here for the safety Of nine
Americans at Parral. Further reports
Of the capture Of that important Mezi-
can town by Villista bandits on October
81 we're brought here from Chihuahua
City today, when the first train to ar
rive since villistas cut the railway line
north of the chihuahua capital reached
Juarez.
Several Mexican refugees said the re-
port was current in the capital that
villa had taken Parral. Confirmation
however, has not been obtained from
any source and in official quarters doubt
is expressed as there was a heavy Car
Evening journal., 1916-11-03
GRANGE NEARLY FIFTY

AT the meeting Of West Brandywine
Grange, at Talloyville, last evening, four
applications for membership were re-
eeiyed. a class OF 2 members viii be
received next week
Announcement was made that the an.
nuai corn show OF the grange will be
held on December :. TIE speake- will
be a Pennsylvania man.
The grange will celebrate its fftieth
anniversary ON November %. when in.
itiations in the third and fourth degrees
viii be held
Evening journal., 1916-11-03
CREEK ROYALISTS and
REBELS THREATEN FICHT
BY The United Press.

u T NO NWIIIU IIE0E.
LONDON, Nov 3-A pitched battle be-
tween Greek royalists and revolutions
nry troops is imminent unless the Allied
forces in Salonika intervene Immediate
ly. Greek force, estimated at 1000
men, was thirty miles south of Katerina
when the Venizelist soldiers drove the
koyalist garrison out of the town.
Athens dispatches reported today that
King Constantine had ordered these
troops to attack at once.