davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-10
District so

ACCEPTED
FFs5iTy Fs5i noS;,I,ohni W; rShiks ,5ad ,n,. ar.,n.
dhfEtSi e. Mariin ilco ,sas ssr snar.wood
Henry A. n Mses.ii2 hss R2Os sos9 STffS%. frlner.
r Pe,pei Fl Co'tss GO sSoIl..,hs l.hs Syoi isih; Ill.,,
q S{$sc.ss brown. !sIs sSsi GIssTs sssFswOod sxsi
MWaIrry W,I,1yy p. Carr, 1929 Poplar.
Nlien Minam n + buAIsn AIndsr'c5n 2lS1 Az. r Eidss;
!shG $lil.a% s Ty;5 Eo;s5d ssi sss. SSsssSSed' SssSss
samuel samuel Glayborn.. 2ois Cambridge.
William 5JudffSn; fso;maiss2 is2s ,sss Ssrpss; Ns,o,,,
william Davis. ssoS Redner.
ASsiD.sJ ASam Jenkins. 22iS Jefferson.
Alsert r. rus,IS nSTS fSia fSH3 acn,.5mery aSsfS,d
ysc9b ys Hillard.. 1880 smediey.
R,Shara R,Shher Il smith. 1928 Beechwood.
Ja,o joseph W wp0MssSn; Mc1 iois 40, ,SaTb,iSdSe.
TThlSrntcn Ysnsyo' Yoy a2ia is1S Master. a.; ae'h'
Philip J, Goldrick, 1919 N. 10Th.
Frederick Rabel. 1fSi NJ. Uber'
REJECTED
Mortimer Levy. 1914 N. 18th.
leo a. Doygherty. 1916 N. 18th.
5S9hseph Shp c; Pollock, 22I2 Turner.
Ei;, EdTsrd /; TsrkhOT. 1851 n. n 22d. i"
HARRY, harry 3. ureeneT. l7!7 croskey.
John J. Herrins. 2S9s Ridse.
Fred 4. ziesler. soo7 N. College.
cornelius yeth. 1880 y. 10Th.
John + =, MsSs MhssaoT iao9 liio Il. sots. Ssford'
Jerry G. Miles, 1890 Montgomery.
John J. Deesan. 1920 Columbia.
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EvTzNING LEDGERPHILAD FRIDAY AU3uST ia 1917

EEssSf EsSico;. EsfSis; 22il sssd 3 & ~ Ga,s s. =,
vwaola wa Sllione, 1906 s, i0th 81.
MdasrTS E%; TShssiSp. sTi'.. $$SSI iosh St.
Emil Mark siii,. ilas ae.7 wot ss.,n St; :,
Msrrs MMs,lls RRalney, s5is 5. Broad de q. ST.
FFrsnk Frank Fas,rsue' FS,n,Hse' ,bi2 1872 s. ioth St.
Guido De 'Mssi. 1900 iI5n io,h'.s, St.
Grael Berger, la Honman" ".res ~ 81
osasr ooSrsnam 0chs. ~. i. cor 9th and Porter
ysso6 esbi Cohen f's,1sil sis iS:S Snyder ave.
Milton Crstch, is iPsS1spn P"rtsp st, st.
Sem,,e, 'Sonnnson, .2035 8, Darien st.
WiIliine1 WiIlism1 titles. TITLES. 62s Porter ct,
Harry Wltkrn,,n Wltkir,ns Soii i2's 4 An BeSlah .t ST.
'eoo" eohen' 2i26 s. Darien at.
,, REJECTED
FsadI Evantash, 2l40 s., sth st.
hineSSon; -; Ziegler. 1882 4. Franklin st.
Hnproh HHspnohs9 Gsiti, 20i0 s. Darien st.
rrS Samuel MSSsSisEy SsS.hEYy 5ss SSso s. Marshall St
bbdward bay1 Cushin, a2ejf s. iseminger st.
Morris @isn;esSHrys. Ky PSiy 2siS s. s Marshall at,
anthony smittle, 260i Hutchinson ct.
AAshhisy Anh,s,sy Frank Tiemsn, 22l9 s, i5th at.
Mysp FosmSaSon Sonnsi sIs i32i WI ,Moyamensins ave.
y Myilliam 9leneek, 6i5 Durfor st.
Louis ostfoir. 30? S6s MS9issi, MeKsen 81. 81.
DID NOT APPEAR FOR EXAMINATION
Jaseps TJmsTlss t.i,. a Thomas. ia2s Porter st.
hIonis louis, Hoffman. iiai Wolf st.
SGosspn Georpa orsiS A. MsiSFadden, 243i 8: i1th st.
Harry Bumberg, 2258 s. Darien st.
George NJ. Barton, 1884 Tree ST
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VESUyIUS BALKS MOVIES
Noxious Fumes in Crater Prevent Use
of Cinematograph Machine

ROME. Aug. 1o.-The American vulcanol-
ogist, Frank Perrett, made daring and in
teresting descent into the crater Of vesu-,
vius while in eruption recently, going down
almost $50 feet and carrying with him
cinematograph machine, with view to
rendering It possible for people in faroR
lands TO realize the effects of the phenorn-
ena.
Unfortunately. the results were not quite
satisfactory as acids emitted by the crater
rendering the air almost unbreathabie, pro-
ducing serious smarting Of the eyes ana
semlsuffocation thus preventing Perrett and
his companions from using the machine. H,
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT--Receipts, 1000 bushels. The mar
hi was inactive and nominal.
CORN was dull and nominal. Quotations:
Csf lots for local trade, as to locatton-rWestern
M yellow, S2.35 asked; western No. yellow'
n6minal; western No. 4 yellow, nominai' west
a No. 8 yellow, nominal.
-0ATS-Receipts 67.082 bushels. Trade was
n white, S0@8lc; standard white. se 81 Sg3 Q;
white ss ssh q No. white az " SI@s'Hs' aaH bs
b sacks. There was little trading but prices
vss we'll maintained. We quote per lSS lps; .!i n
Nsseeii; 90. .traisht ..isl@ 1880; 90, patent.
HSiS70; sp'rdl9g hrst clsar; yor,;a SANDS
dlsS Seilab; city mills. choice and fancy cat
sat ti4 rs @14.75;. city mills resulsI srta'desS
RYE FLoUR-Prices were easier. but demand
"a fair at revised figures. We quote $S.IoV
N75 Der bbl as to quality,
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District 80

.,,o ACCEPTED
S,anpno Sirino, $40 N. Gross al,
john Jsg b,Is:;, w; Dale, i4is N. Wsnamaker at.
sci,iessuc :; Daley. o56 N Gath st
ere FSsnsis nets McNsrney, esf \. ae,S mIrs' s, T.,
Robert RsseIf' Burns swi Coy, ,.ls lItiS N; Hir.t ST.
ESuIn EES9sI,s is,ic.onnell. go Jeifer st.
e Waiter HsssszEinssr sssEsSssrr 1872 Gsg n Allison ST.
IChn Man, Shay 1895 n. GSf 18th st sesper ave-
Iibers,o ISss IdI,asTno, 4, T, 57ig tansdownc ave.
WslIato MaTGf smith, NTH 100 quinwcod IGss road 81
Wiii'am Wstsoer' Wens,er' ,1si Mst ,n and Hayerford.
iShn BEonssr, Sios s'f1 ThOmpsoe mSn5sr st, ave
Brry BeniSymptns psrE ,S Sos n. Stafford st;
Rss%%$d sms ls2S sll4 4 kcsISsSs Ps5s.5s st %ye
ReSertW tWsnsr' s,iss bisa iGsl r n hindsnwOOd ST.
James Fsddin, 1876 \. 55th ssls0s st. ST.
HSd HHSSward Mullan, l449 N. Redneld st.
Joseph Sage. li42 N. Robinson at.
REJECTED
Ho6ert 1ossnt Thosmman, So2o Stewart st.
iETsypn Erwpn ziad.s zHsddon, oJa l457 n. Goth st.
Thomas Fergusson, 1900 SoVS \. Sat S4th st.
ossDs 1sssSs Roman kks%is; lass iss n Alden Alden st.
Emil Vogel.. 1435 N. 55th st.
Hubert Davis. G11l Master ut
M,,ier Miimer wheeler. 1880 n. Bradheld st.
Elyie Rudford. IA N. Cad St
Herman kendner, 8153 Columbia ave.
John John Donahue. 1911 N. Alden at.
Charles Conrad. 5735 Master st,
John Pollard, 5842 I.ansdowne ave.
Frederick Stevens, 552 N G2d st.
Joseph Biggs. 1910 Merton st.
Thomas Sherevin, 9i5 ". 5ath ut.
Gharles Wyept. 1445 N. Hobart st.
lhomas Monteith. 1929 I.anadowne ave,
Harry Goldman. 1iO4 n. FELTON, St
Thomas ]. Kelly 341 n. seth st.
RAYMOND Cafity. 8021 Kershsw st.
Charles Ragen. 1921 n. 56th ST.
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District IS

ACCEPTED
Charles RYmpi. a5S2 WSrnoek.
John A. Carpenter. 3Ot2 ~ ioth.
Franklin Keyser. si0s N Darien.
Francis ONeill. 624 ": Tusculnm.,
Albert EichenberRer, 1927 N: Darlen.
Howard Burhanna. s6ls N. Percy
REJECTED
Frank d. Bilder. 5000 Germantown ave.
Joseph l.. Scherwin, 2s28 N. 9th.
Harry X. Ellis, 504l Broomall.
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District 80


ACCEPTED
Frank A. Collins Isy iss ssas Pay 3 Front st; st.
Arssrr Alssrs Hs,aHaena shniss. aSis i s. Hancock
asoiss ssolss'R Rss, sAtRls4i yis4 s. ETSas
{Gh. Jsfif:; H:rsssisk sss rris se2 st DAILY ST.
:s; aSs S:Esns:ss E:ss sis assssa
Hnrriss HarrY piStner:s it $$l Minlin st,
David Gublsbank;; sos Jackson s,h on ST.
PHI Rslp Ms,iis'ass ss ssgs ~ ssn v # 81, .
ass: : ss!ss: 14 sss St St
fSSs 5ssSs TsIs assswiS: tss HSt%sn IsS4 IL st.
isadore d BiiensEy. ait GadstSRSes, SSs,,s st,
Samuel Samuel aittiemsn:, l94S MOysmsnsns ave-
sa% SFsT %s ipst iS47 qssEss E. ave-
5ssas' !snS W Il FossoeTr' ss ST.
hssI. H:ss sS%sn Ssisss s$sfs s. Fns ID L. st
eames clinton h5nsSY 5. Williamson isl ROssOsrry ST.
Si.sssl ss%Ssl Eslesan KsGan iaI IA PHTiHa ain It.
@ sspSd IsrS. Saifsi ssi Gsimsn Rfss si IT. .i ST.
Louis LsP,fsdsi sos F!1sfFiss tIs sfiaserad al 81.
FrsdsscS h ,a S5smsrs sos = paIg S%y st. ST.
nouis nSi 'isaf HuSin, Sssto s. orlkney, ST.
ss%ss Samuel PssSl1' %sa!s see$msn $soi Front ST.
Sssn oNst Gita.r siln a.S5 s. s. hIGasd x%sTiosn
REJECTED
Hsx Hswi; as.sin, SsSss asss sSs si'qsf g. Gsh 4
Ss@4S s%ss r:$ssi:4 SSsssi 81 RS$ss :;
5ssss s%5s%lH %aDiJS Sshfg $: s1s:s:
Ssss,!i 81 ~. H%$ e: j.
B:sssf"A S.as sss S,,is.rsia asTsisaPssl e. st.
Bsyd bsS N?;s!, fss, 81 $s.';s aSa.s . lane.
ss$s:S STH$ ~ sssSss ss5is' .;
SM.n,smin Minlna%i philips. 1850 Sssii, g 50 ST.
samuel s%s. FTsnk' ssfo sSa P.is 3. III T. st.
ySssiph %sis EdeiEsn, samEssi slia ). 5th .unn St.
A'U'' TEMPORARILY REJECTED
4SMrsasY%a, M sY%a,.sS1R ssnnsissssss issss Sisten VIZ as y
Ess siss0fRs 0fRs9fe~lsss sssssa aoySS ,sssos sss e. st.
M,ss.ff. Mssl ff.sSeS:sS sss 5. s. siS Srsaa. sa
HasssaiM f5ssps iMsSin siS P'ssssS So ISof W St
Sia ss%sa ssas sss i;s III SsHIs; .; t.
Ii: Sss1i': k..ssl. sssTf:s. :s.si ss,s SSs ,s Il,
EEs%iH S.I iHMs:sdiis1' Msitsa'ss5Sssss 'ss5Sss hp;Sii,l,p ;.
Se%Ss' Sillis% ds;:::;:5 s::%;S IL. il!S. sF,siEf y.
ss::.,s%sS s: sS.i.iS SsSs';sisssi ;sssi ~ ss,s J.
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District 80

ACCEPTED
Louis Below. 6127 Vine st.
Joseph Sanfratello. 153 N. 65th St
Thomas McGough, 32s N. seth st.
Roy Keller. 5S33 Race st.
Harry Finderson. 158 N. Robinson st.
Henry w. Taylor, 6O43 Vine at.
BENJAMIN Eds. Al N. Goth st.
Joseph Fisher. 6122 Callowhill at.
REJECTED
Edward A. Smith, 161 N. Robinson st.
Joseph w. Wilson, 115 N. 61st ST.
Isadore Beldtsky. sol N. cad st.
Charles A. Saxenmeyer. ITO N. 8lst ct.
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District 36

ACCEPTED
Eai5ss RamSsd puE a. bEarass 7SSs M AS.GHs IS
Harry, L., Cochran, 26o4 y, lith st.
Emer iSn. R.eSy cSynfS Eos 2sSG % msyp' st.
Mism shz%e9 as,G 12tS W Sergeant st,
iSSs5s fSssph q finnsT, ss9s Pssk sys'~'., . Ss'
Raymond Bay @ A. Cramssri Dssi l2aI w. Cumberland ST.
}$%s: }$%S : $o%:'i; jSs Esal % ss.5 g. 4 ST st.
4 tqWar% Xrnad g. laio HH"sS " oataEIc g. 1Oa' ST.
Ss!i b Js.Sln' $SSS \. ,Si.s iiiR Il; ~.
s.spS ss M s. manf5 i5os S e. VI W,ssali Aszo1s i. st
william william & w,s%s ShSS fiSS s4ss \ l. isS Slssr st s..
ill.,; S.sSSssn 5Ss Isoi VI lsf baspnln ut 81.
ASaI,s1 ASH sn$Ssa $sla sass faE Il isih st.
REJECTED
Joseph N. Rohinson 225o , n; 18th st.
ASDh Ad%Dha r. zrssen 1927 es s ST.
S:ss? & &bIddisss siS0 ss-,Sin j., ea%ss St.
RGy Ms,sr * MsGrs Msmii,on as'p 16sa s" Stella ST.
SsS% i. Riisy $sa7, ,5is 81 lin u 1sstii,so St ave.
Wlis% Wllis% i Ps1sHsa PoTsstSs gSf Jsssapa
Gsanss Gsanss " e Rssan sione. 2sss F!anslin s
}SssDS isgs :as7 " T. Ha4oS Gs%rH ST. st.
JJames II Angiish aS2a N. Camac st.
Stanley A. Lewis 2424 an, y 18th I psrs st.. svs
MsTRisTa WiIlism q q Schneider, 5iS2 n 10th st.
Ernest A. schenkel 24si BAN y. R 18th ost:.rs St: al,
Trmstin n Morgan, 252S n Sartain st.
Rustis NJ. Goldsmith; a23S n lsth M.rxi,s st at
Harry NJ Goodman 1919 w. Hazard st.
Horace K; Read. sSss s, w Park nnsi, ave rna ave-
Walter Hurleman 1916 W. Russell st,
George 4. Locker. 1927 n; Broad st.
lyman L. Sands, 826 W. Cumberland st.
Harry William, u. 2s54 In \; Park M ave-
frederick w. s. Metz 3o48 Germantown ave
Walter Davis, 244O n. Alder st.
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Ga sss. S2Ssss 2scs:.ssi,ssi s,si ,sss wsl'sc r..
gossps FSs,; J pYSu55hisrtys Ya5i.t sl2s csdsr ave.
EfTTsnk fTs,nskS \. ESd.nbseh;. 522l Christian St
Frank W. Hughes, 5s6t Latons ave.
AA,,sxsnder J. Russell. 5Oi0 Hasei ave.
fTisrence L. Skefilpston. SSoa Chester ave.
Slsrsnse Landeman. btsS' Addison at.
MMa1 la "; Stephensor, bs4s Rodman st
RlsSs,a qsess, q $50 so w, Waltos Ssd.r Az: ave-
Albert 4. n aSssI SSS5s MoD,sc,s tSs e ~ T. ST.
Wm W.. Hickman, bO37 Walton ava
Walter, II, Trumbauer, 4sis Fiorenos ave.
Bobt. Owens, 0i6I hardwood ave,
Bob, n Schaeffer. 1854 Addison 1t.
E.sis .%l. ( ( dSsssS dEssS ;sif ;sssp %ss.,.Ss !,
Henry b. Duncan. 542V Bsitimore ave-
Chester II. Maniey, fs12 Chester ave
aloln H.. Shannon 6099 Latona ave-
bbsnIy bsnIsyl + EbInsS;sl,' b,sS;snl,' SsiA swss.s.i st.
munhfrold a. Buick. 4848 hardwood ave.
Wllard A.. Van Osten. 5O2s Hazel ave
larry gabis, bsS3 Addison ST.
Seraid Proctor k8lB Cedar ave.
Harry J. Koshler, 4pii Fiorenes ave.
howard 2. Woodcoek, 6l0 8. 61st st.
Marks Wsxman. 5S28 Rcdman at.
Ernest Acklsnd. 2024 osage ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-10
DIsTILLERs BUYING CORN

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-That distillere
throughout the country are buying UP 1t
any price vast quantities Of corn was tie
report reaching Government officials today.
It was stated that It is apparently the
intent of the dlstillers to manufacture liquor
as rapidly as possible and when II Is com-
mandeered by the Government ask higher
prices owing to big sums paid for the corn.
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Camden COuntv
The following exemption claims have beer
passed upon:
have been

N al n I'm a 4. -
s 'uow"e cAe"'p''o" c'snns nave peen
CAMDrN CovrNrv-pvsrp,cr,
r,,nr,c,,. ry.,,,
EAbMflioNs DENIED
Clarence F.. Walker, Waterford. ~. J.
Samuel Holmes, Pensauken.
Charles f.. Hall, Merchantville.
Hiram y. Jones, Jordantown.
John NJ Carr. Mount Ephraim.
Thomas Clark, Mount Ephraim.
william kohler, Atco.
Joseph kohout waterford.
EXEMPTIONS ALLOWED
Louis Rosseli; wife and child
f,iifton r.. Ca.Liil. u,iSo.sd r,o,h.x
Ioasnh q, prools Wis ara sny. sAuax.u
Clarence w uIIima N, ,v,sa '' N'e"'
Michael Chiumento. wife and three chiidren
Albert Cantione: wife and two children
Leroy r. Lswley; widowed mother.
Jasnns Mnl,t1,smi, n,nn w,ae sha ,wo enlldren.
Robert Mackeyi wife and two children.
Joseph Joseph bsTase' bSWnsehus wife w,'o ana cni'dren'
Oscar patcheiior yyifo
Csrroli Chairman. wife and child.
Edwin s. Allen wife
seoS JoSnson WIFE wIe snd snd sh, t9ur children
John g. Bate wife and child. hid TWO e"''oren'
eorss b"y,e. w's wife seo any nSo eSig Children
John De 1a,mo Vile and two ob,lar.n
E,mar ,p W a 1,sttamn, wi,o w"e ana ehiid
Geors. E Kirk' vile and child.
Wiiiian, IL Hamptnn VIE md saor,.a o,us
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EoRN PRICES DROP
AFTER EARLY GAINS
,r.tries Pick UP Some Offer
,ass, but Distillers Are Decid-
.d,v Less Anxious to Buy
CHICAGO, Aug. 10.

'f.A CHICAGO, Aug. 10.
break in prices for the. cash
sns the factor that weakened corn
afvels. ,oday after they had scored GOOD
nluIs. sariy. Industries picked up some
Ss offer.ngs, but II was ciear that ois-
en n we're decidedly less anxious rress
o0Hs .noved that a good many plants
~ the grain were pe,ns s"'' ''"' o''
- continued favorable.
~ wnnsas city Board Of Trade adopted
'N Tne ,i'.,on forbidding new buying OF corn
IL usoiu..v .a except to close existing con-
htrres ~, s still permitted new sales of
tscn, s,o change was made IN maximum
hsprss NO o"""e
r sample market here No mixed
mn~,sd n at s2.12@ 2.2oh, against s2'27h
sss Yesterday, and NO. yenow was
Hiies,ss, compared with 'S'H'~S'O yes
iurday -. ,,,,ernooI was firm on
Ine .s,nroents from Argentina for the
psn. .hsre being only $4,000 bushels,
v., vees a212. 900 bushels last year The
eams' ,,nnIv there Is 100000 bushels,
unole with t6,422, 900 bushels In 1915.
Cnpat from the United States for the
bsrs Ss4 637 bushels. For the sea-
vseA .ssv amounted to 14,530,133 bushels,
a,ost 7,e07727 bushels m the previous
Notwithstanding some proht tahhs Wy
w. Anal prices ranged around the bot
n0' After having moved up to Sl.17b
sla.,,ber ~n ended at $1.16k 1.lb%, COM
pecSai psa With s1.16ss at the end yesterday
@ .ster having sold at $1.14k closed at
nv,sISsl,12h nv against $1.13h, the final
ssrotstion of yesterday.
s..s also receded on local selling after
'S~ os heen frmer. The cash article, too.
s. s,,ter. other markets outbid this at
w. .,s in Illinois. and Iowa. Crop news
pO,s,ed excellent with threshing returns
cOn 'as Number 2 mixed. in the sample mar
vaa IS 69c against 67Q71c yester-
~ md standard 71@72c. compared with
~ ~ sS75c yesterday. The market at
,s1n.srooi was easy. Shipments from Argen-
~" tcr the week were 293,0o0 bushels.
I'm n.sines in wheat were light. and Sep.
...sssr declined to $2.15 in the absence of
v..sr~ support The best price was S2.21
~ 4 closed 4c lower at $2.22. Harvesting
s..rrrs were good. There were predictions
y Ircreased receipts. The crop news from
S..srtina was bearish. Shipments from
I -, country for the week were $4,000 bush
S.. tbe visible supply there is 3,SS0,0OO
ssss.ls against 11,77s,ooo bushels year
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PROVISIONS

There was q fair jobbing inquiry. and prices
4 some kinds were slightly frmer. 9notasuSShns: Sns
western beef, in sets, smoked. SOC: city beef
lnuckes and tenders, smoked and air-drisd ssc: sc
=: T sYssS. ssSSst loose. nS'ssi s9Rs a. sS:S
% SsH SM9a4n a. dS .mSssd 20 Span
- sycrsEs. ,269STH oi 90, smoked westsrln
sssS ss62ste; DO boiled bons,s:s H Sec Sossa pisnaa
as; E.Illss In pi,fis according to average; loose
~ ~ , sr,sskiaat bacon. as 70 brand ana aver
ssfs1 sec; lard. western. refined Heroes. 22h 9;
sdss.ua 81 20 tsaS, Lard pSrs S,ty kss.s tuss
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Romb Found on Ship From u. q.

HAVANA. Aug 1o.--A dynamite bomb
with q fuse attached was found in the
hold of a Norwegian steamer which arrived
port laden with coal Two men were killed
recently while unloading vessel at the
same dock. f3i
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District 49
ACCEPTED

ACCEPTED
TtaG yoRn G. I boPsstsi Fsy ss'S St'sSS
fasr':. }oSn T. n MalaFdn hit5f"R5 54s 81 satSra j.
sisnley %iimsrb ls'S wsitda s mlss aSs. st
faSn Ghar'es c Paneoast. r aS1,n'4sg 4sgo Walton ave.
Wilsm S|fPhsn + E Gya" Gsssn 81 SG.s Rgd%an sn
Hssh wsIIs wXIIs.S. SsaS S.s SI5folss e. sS,S f. st.
ksssy, ksIsy RSS9Tsns Zas.Tsda ssg sSS wsss ;is yF
SassssdT Ss.;ss + r. Fss!s;s, Fs.I st.
SsssF E,tsS ale qssSs Ss'fssdins Rod%.s st. st.
$%sS1 E.s,si3s STsS; Ssi Sssa A,isS Asts.is. e. ST.
RsRi: Fs%. i FWaES%sS tSS%sS,"ssi ssS piSs SatS St
ETasat Eraakt 4 4 EsnISs RonsSs SasY s tarS.ntsr st.
Joseph Nj oEens; s,ns eloe SaEpeass s1ss Hazel ave
ESWsard ESsSi'w W. cssstt; 400. Cedar ave-
jGSn Ls'sRssEs a3ssb 81 ss,s s. slS% st.
sssxfrse s.siS h!ySSRI Ss$s $r5ssis4 EsS%a% St
Js%s' !sses %assns sss 81 Ssss s.S.r ,v.
Gar, "a wsman, 5000 Cedar ave.
naniel c. Horgan, $3.50 Addison st.
David l.. Wilder, 80S4 Hazel ave.
Robert III. Simpson, .5Ss4 walton ave:
Harry r. Chew 6010 Larchwood ave.
Essss I?sS ssis RsssSlss;SS ksiSs sSSa: ss.
fssIs f n n S%Si $ss 5Ss, s se.tS.ris, Sfs IT. st.
James James +. Ryan '8oSi cathariIe st:
Nav Kantroyitz. 4s7 s.. Goth st.
S.s.4 E,ll,'TR Rollins. Il sa'sSSss 'ssss Pm $ns & "
STsSui O. WssOPgsEi Is's 'sssiitoSs ssii Alqsn g. ST.
jSiia. jShn i 'Phido@. isa. ..g$ii Balg~srs AYE.
William William 3. Mushisr. 9SSs Cedar ave.
Harry @. Eisenhaus, Seas Sarpsnter st.
Albert Albert Il. Isrkis, s4l g slst .s, :,
asri es%ISn r. ciea.sf sss, p oas sT,, stt #.
Rsrsoia Rsnsaia%P p woSdcock, a S,o u z g.. sist st.
Louis Rcssnfsia. iclo u L.rchyood ave-
::::i ;::Siisfs :s::! :::s!s''jaa h 'siSE' I; =
~ lIl'- |.I II lI.... MyU0I XD
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AZ: Az! SE::' II: ! ~: !: \ y !;
James Gibbs, aaO2 Rosedsle ave.
Maurice Kaufman. ioes y. s2d 81.
Eric w. Guenther. 227 N. 42d ct.
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are taking advantage of the rules governing
dependents" 1t must be remembered that
the selective draft act does not exclude mar.
ried men. In the language Of Provost Mar
shall Crowder, 1t only authorizes the ,Presl-
dent to exclude or discharge from draft
those in a status with respect to persons
dependent upon them for support which
renders their exclusion or discharge ad-
visable.
-
boAhDo MOoI DElDhMiNE
Now the question of dependency has
been put up to the draft boards, and guided
by sense OF fairness and justice they must
determine who shall and who shall not be
excluded. This question must be deter
mined upon the merits of each case, and
each case presents different or varying as
poets"
Dealing with the exemption claims Of
married men in the Fifth District. Connor
stated that but few would escape the draft.
we snail disturb dependents as little as
possible he said, nut as our hrst con-
sideration is tne raising OF the uistricts 3
quota, we cannot grant exemptions 10 every
married man
III man mas slckly wle ana TWO or
three chliuren II Is only just 10 grant MN
an eNeniP'loh.
ap'e 10 woin lof nstns, an eNennp.lon M
.a'in ~'a nv ns liza, ,a ,.,', .l's oase
tn; o,'nt 20 s,n,,nrt go, ~ aIio,,,on,.
ehta,ana So, tha arn,,, no., 20 ~ h,s
Hond N"'
"Aro,,or WAN who ,,iu not ho oxo,ont.a
ts the man wbose NV win be continued hy
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ACCEPTED
6ssar GSsar ccf%0oss o. fGs0Gse Ssgs AnsHra ave
bSw bdyia ". Y. Xs;nst. Xo;srnst. 1890 s. Ssth =.
xid r. pSysr ps.fss rs : 'ss n.GS%s ave
smsn %G tsii ssa Wssasns ave- ave-
HSrSsr ksnssSy $3.50 'ss &ar6Sim Ana0ra st. terrace"
Lyon Attarian, 5i1o Malcolm st.
s2%4s HspSsss Y HsrDsT tisIsss Glls idlS Sssh st.
TspSs fans, { & 4GlS; isss s%i,qa ca y: st. :,
pSo%as j. ss; shannon III iSoS 3 t'ts asts st. st.
MSssF ftGs%Ss '2s; isss T. css ave-
Ne Henry r1 E. scanlap. 9a2 5. 5sth st;
Frsy :. NsSSs' s siss Fgs' ws!!sy i Ssyn .Ss. s'
William j. ,Kendrick oii2i' s. .S2d st.
+ fySfd 8, sjx0sT i syofss ~, $IsS Sdsn SSS St St
Aisat ASsrt +. $:s!seTSss @ ins isiS :. Scth ST.
NffSe + M iis Sffs d1sss 4S@'s f.IE; s 3D.
Esssfi raSsS SfHy $ss sss I1: Se'
NsMtds sGGn 3, Ia,nS BTy,Sn' .ds2 la2d s; PaIOn:
With Ns%Ti3Hf sIiss%T, %ss;': ihSs ,Ss. ave.
Julius Erickson, iosi $. THAN.
Hss'R e..pn + = H9ssq frsps4 1899 1899 nasnwoo & Sfa
EaR ahn ssE. T. PGrisrp t1ie ,SSo Underwood st
Arthur Bailey l340 s, 46th.
NSSs1 Sssns F. s. Essn. Es@ns" sas fnsI s. s7s Ss'h
iisadoEF, i HoItS. 5ii, oMcsdand. '-O'
Joseph N: SSS crOssan, 52is ifpR Upland terrace.
2isa 2isS K Wsss 5ias $ft HasssF EnsssF ave.
AsndsssoR E' s Wooisx Seia SaEora An sstpa.'' st.
b%ymSad s.sss1; ,fS S c$ssssF SF1 ave. Ss''
HusR SSsS$ q ksIpsr; 5;$t o weoais"d ave. ss;
Ea% daaa Te0TPSsn 3 Tasss nsS2 S st. ave
SFh PStlck NGeG Gcysa as' ,iis Il Ys"fs g. ssn st St.
sssbn S:s Ks lilo 1879 Ps SslFy Fass Ssss
Oscar Ford, ,lsi1 s.; 55th St,
Saarss Gr@ Nsssn A MS0If ?sa 4 ssS1' St st.
! Whitfield b. Whtby 1902 s. 53d st.
REJECTED
| William A. Smith. 5S0s Hadneld st.
GsSrss r. sS SSOS sSs
John l. Boylsn, l72l d,s s. YyewdaIi st.
WIIIia% HY il $ $%sn$s, i$si E. s;asS SonsstoEa st.
gssSsF':t H Kudssn ssSi isS sssn St st.
Eyn Nsg'TT g T.,.s 1927 nd;s ysSSf WsI,SI s
| Robert l.. Clement, 1914 s. 51st st.
Leon A. Harlng. 03i s. CoLestosa st.
| George Dunn, 5549 Regent st.
| John Market, 570l Warrington ave.
| VIM. " Walker. 1913 $. Paxon st.
Penn n. Mooney; 1887 8, 54th st;
! Frederick l.. Geschner. 51l5 Warrington ave
/ Chas II. Ubil. 1850 s. Conestoga.
Ralph Il. Weaver, 1860 Paxon st.
| Joseph H.. Forsyth, 5340 Glenmore.
Franklin p. Pierce. 10l4 3. seth st.
Geo. F.. Bell, 1890 RUBY ST.,
Robert T; Murphy 1919 s Frazier st.
Clarence b. Jamison, 1916 s, 53d st.
Nm. J. clark. 5S33 Llnmore ave
HSrsY HSnald ReifIy Pfng s as Rsnson RsnG6 ST. st.
John G. Hall 5OS8 whitby ave.
Ernest Eln % g.. Ti@ons: 5s2a Psntrldse st.
PhiliI j. Mksit, 1890 s. Underwood st.
Delvin II. Norris. 54fS KinRsessng ave.
VIM. A. Tipping, 1434 s. Vodges.
Herbert Kratz. 5121 Malcolm st.
Wm, 7. Farley. 1853 Gresnw2aSy, 2S, aye
clifford 2: first ,s:33I2 KiRRss.,,snG Rss,,s ave.
Francis 7. Dugan. 1921 s. 65th st.
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VEGETABLES

~ IA S,ps stock sold fairly and prices ssnsrally
41]stiosa, VIII suppliss well under control
y; iEss ssissss.k ssi,ssss:. No. hs.liTa 'ss ssssssIi ssSssI
Nv; M s3;!lS