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The evening world., 1917-07-18
KERENSKY'S POLICY
FORCES new CRISIS

PETROGRAD, July rs. "A new
Government crisis has arisen, duo 20
tho fact that the Cadet members OF
the Cabinet have uScd the Ukraine
question as a prctcxt for roslgnins in
"A body. Tho Ministers, four In mum
Der, objected to IA declaration to
which Tercshchenko Tceretelh and
Kereusky, Socialists and Ministcrs
respectively Of Foreign Affairs, Posts
and Telegraphs ana War hud COM
mitted tho Govornment.
The Cadets accused their colleagues
of exceeding their Instructions and
declared that tho Ukrainian question
was one TO be solved permanently
only by the coming Constituent As
sembly. kerensky Is said To have de-
Clared that the retirement OF the
Cadet ministers at the very moment
of the offensive on which tho fate OF
tho nation depends Is a blow In the
back for Russia,
II ls understood that there is still
hope for the coalition government ms
| long as Prince Lvuh' remains In the
| Cabinet. 1t IL certain, however, that
! the extremists viii ho stimulated int,
| new activity, and that there will hC
/ new strength given to the demand
/ that the whole power pass to tn,
| Council of Workmen's ana Soldiers
| delegates,
A. T. Shlngaroff, Minister Of Fin.
ance. Prof. Manuiloh, Minister of Ed,
ucation; Prince Snakdvsky, head o
the Department of Public Aid, and NJ
Stepauoff, Acting Minister of CGm
mcrce, are the Cabinet mcHbcrs VII,
have resigned
The evening world., 1917-07-18
BROOKLYN TO BE STORM
CENTRE OF FIGHT.

Political lcalcF OF all parties know
that Brooklyn, with It's tremendous
population, is to be the storm ccnir"
OF tho campaign when II grows hot In
tho autumn Col. MiShacl y. pddN,
the veteran leader OF the FIRST As-
sembly District in thdt borough, VINO
il was thought would again be- ~ th'
Fusion movement, has not only de-
serted the Fuaiunists but has publicly
announced that he does not th'nt
Mayor Mitchell can DO Tcnominatcd.
Tho Colonel is silent power IN t,-
publican politics outside his own dis
trict in Brooklyn
Livingston Is aware ana li -
equally true that no one Knows u
better than Krackc and United states
senator William NJ Calder, VINO Is
trying TO help krackc denver IN.
| goods In Brooklyn for Mltchci -tha'
/ Mitchell has antagonlzed many No''rs
OF an parties i'm the great boInugh ON
/ tbc other aide of the East River.
! The one issue that will be taken nv
and may prove disastrous to Mitch'I
was his refusal TO appoint a Deputy
/ Health Comm SslOncr for ii"ph'l Il
and Quecna when tn" matter was
before the Board Of Estimate Tor me
/ second time q few weeks ago l'p'''
sentative physicians from lr'okiN'
offered statistical Information TO SNOW
that IL Brooklyn had hHd a health
load a year ago that It would nave
boon almost impossible for tl'
scourge OF infdntlle paralysis II
sprcad over the city. II viii be re
rlambercd that the epidemic orisi'
mated in Brooklyn. The doctors who
pointed this out 10 the Mayor SAID d
there had been representative o
the Health Department In BrooklNr
with suficient power to at once ma
pose strict quarantine" on that Dor
ough, the epidemic would not nav
s,,cpt the city and caused tho dcatl
of hundreds of children and tho GRIP
Ming OF many others. Another ISSUE
i'm tho campaign against tho rcnomt
nation and recollection Of Mitchell vii
be the Marginal Railway project L
] S,uth RroOllVn
The evening world., 1917-07-18
GEN. PETA|N CAPTURES
POSITIONS At VERDUN
IN BAYONET ATTACK
oconumucd from First rogeD

British attack in Belgium and of the
French at several points, small gains
by the Crown Princes troops and the
bringing down Of Ave airplunos and
four captive balloons are claimed I'm
the statement issued by German
Army headquarters, The statement
says IN part.
"On the coast the British attacked
again at Lomhaertzydo after a lively
artillery hrc lasting throughout the
day They We're rcpulscd.
"iritigh roConnoitriug advances at
Messincs, Hulluch, Gavrollc Bullc-
court and north Of ST. Quentin failed,
In the morning on the Laon-Sois-
sons road, shock troops O.: lIano-
""r'"N regiment with nionrers. fol-
/ lowing sudden burst OF fire, pene-
/ tratcd the French lines and blew up
! dusouIs ana treaCh mortars, They re-
/ turmoil with numerous prisoners ana
machine guns.
"At 'uUrt"ron "a further portion OF
= French trench was captured by q
The evening world., 1917-07-18
TROOPS IN PETROCRAD
USE MACHINE GUNS
TO FIGHT IN STREETS
CONTINUED from First Pagcl

at Petrograd. Leaders OF the Work.
mons and Soldiers and Peasants
delegates issued an appeal to all
workmen and soldiAs Of Pctrograd,
saying:
Certain persons who are unknown
summon YOU, contrary to the uuani.
nous general viii. not excepting that
OF the Socialist parties, to appear on
the streets with weapons aud invite
you TO protest in this fashion against
the disbandmcnt OF regiments which
havo dishonored themselves at tho
front by criminal breach OF their duty
toward tho revolution.
I'VE tho delegates of tho Revolu-
tlonary Democracy of all Russia. de-
clare that the disbandment Of the
regiments was tho result OF repre-
sentations by the Military Committee
and by order OF Minister OF War Ker-
ensky whom YOU elected. Conse-
quently, every act in defense OF the
disbandcd regiments Is an act against
your brothers shedding their blood at
tho front. We remind you that no
military unit should appear with
arms without special authority Of the
Commander in chief, who is In
agreement with us,
Whoever infrlnges this order we
brand as traitors and enemies OF the
revolution. We are taking all meas
urcs In our power to see that this
order Is carried out"
The evening world., 1917-07-18
FUSION DEPENDS ON BROOK
LYN AND RICHMOND,

TO mention Milchcrs name In licn-
mond Borough Is waving a red nag -
the face of an infuriatcd bull, ms enc
n,cs will tell you. This Is due 10 the
Noyor's pcrslstcnt demand that q
garbage incincrnting plant be built on
staten Island. Tho Mayor has been
roundIy condemned many times bD-
cause OF this. In Manhattan Ecpub-
'lcans are going 10 mako issues out of
Tho west side Death Avenue EchcWr,
which was one Of the Mayors pct
proiects The abandoned Court House
Undertaking is another campaign u.s.
sue Tho Bronx will attack him ON
his Garyizing OF the public schools in
that borough. Many residents of
Queens County believe the Mayor Is
responsible for saddling them win
high taxes for unnecessary improve
ments.
Republican leaders in other boj-
oughs. who have becn treated more
Kindly by the Mayor than tho HrooN-
lvnites, would like TO see him rouoW-
mated, but they know enough ao1ul
notifies to fully realize that he could
not be reelected without the united
support OF the Republican Party ID
BrooIlyn and Richmond. y" one
/ knows this better than Jake Living
ston, who is just now holding th'
/ trump card. Livingston, who says h'
,au ing .ho Kings County llepun,i
can orEanizatlon for Justice Cropsey
/ Is out and out for the jurisi as
/ Mayoralty candidate.
Al the present time peil'lons an
being circulated asking those "h
favor Cropsey as their candidate /
The evening world., 1917-07-18
GET YOUR DRAFT
NUMBER NOW AND
PREVENT TROUBLE
Dr Hlsuu % Militia. lE-
,urllu ItuJri, icft
Nuul Completed

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.ul snI ..s t.7Istsn greatly uy ,I..
.us .. ,..IIuaff,Is o. usr H..
u.. u'I ah'rr. Qua ...r.
fs....E rHlT numbers
TluEsE .ANNoT Es OUTNj>Iu
At rlu. uuN>,lt OIrI.I,
T." u.U HhH sr' ,IY h'r 90 O.
IinH no. i. wurrF or Fei cs.I'oI. .'
ui NJ ,.okupa go sn Eu,niur
World reporter ai thr formers head.
quarter. af $50 80 lirutiNBB "Th,,
.H uu uD.,aH.ty i1i appearing b'f fuIo
uI exemption board until hft,. Gu,
IIaft Th'u n you feel that you aIr
,E.uIt ~ amy reason, Eu tu 80.
nearest place 600 your hDW, vu,r, ..
board 10 .u f'ss.un aud ,NrlHn Nuur
reasons.
"Nono 90 va has any idcu yer just
wh,n the drun viii b, taken. but il
iha mean time It Will be- au excellent
plan iYi men who have registered g.
make note uf the number that has
been assigned 10 him, II hr has not
already done so.
liut be- musf apply foI such lufuI.
nation u' OLE" h"adpuurtoia OF h.s d,g-
irlU' by adopting this plan ma, 20
truubI" ANA possibly even legal pt De
c'cdIugs may ho avoided
The evening world., 1917-07-18
Connecticut Quota 1000 Too nigh
Governor Says.

HARTFORD. Conn, July iS.--In eX-
planation OF his attitude toward the
draft, Gov Marcus II, Holcomb to-
day said:
Il am disgusted with the work Of
the National Board In allottlng to
Connecticut a draft quota OF 1897,
which In absolutely unjust 20 this
State, With It's thousands OF munition
workers ana foreigners who have ar-
rived within few years The states
population has been overestimated
900. 900, and We are asked TO furnish
1000 more men than is fair. without
any credit for enlistments since June
go"
The evening world., 1917-07-18
Masaaehus~tt. Drnu Quoin f"u
High. GoVernor Declares.

BOSTON. July is.--A protest against
the Federal estimate OF 5,939,jGl as the
present population Of Massachusetts
on which the states quota Of the
draft army Is to be based. has been
made by GOV Mccall In II telc-
gram to United states Senator Lodge
at Washington. ~
DOUBTLESS the Federal authorities
desire a just basis" said tho message,
but this basis OF estimate upon reg
stration for draft seems to me un-
sound. as II penalties States whore
registration was complete and thor
uugh In comparison with states
where registration was incomplete
The evening world., 1917-07-18
Irs. KIrnIIy wins Divorce.

Justice IIondrick n tho Supreme
Court Yesterday confirmed Referee
Rlrhlcs recommendation that Mrs.
Isabel KiHlfy receive n decree of
divorce from Henry W. Kiralfy. a law
yer Mrs, kiralfy viii have custody
~ their daughter and s23 weekly ali
mOuN The attorney can see his daugh-
ter on Wednesdays and SATURDAYS be-
tween 10 \. ". and I T.. NJ
The evening world., 1917-07-18
work 81 selection eonplsssd before
THE iN ot 6sptefnbeE

Etops were taken ycHt'fia1 ln bU'h
branches ~ Congress tu g'l I,F.H.a.
i've notion fur f,N,f from Tho tu's'l
unfair appprtiuum,nt ~ quotas OF
mon 60 b6 drafted IN the National
Army. senator Chamberlain, ChHlI.
man ~ tho senate Military Anur8
Dommittoc, began IN. drhft uf u joint
resolution 10 provide that The dfati
apply Co all aliens except alien one
mics. Chairman Dent of the House
Military Affairs Committee sent
Secretury OF War Baker copy ~
the legislation proposed by l,cprc-
sentative Rogers, which would ga
uludo aliens from tu" draft quotas
department officials tpur that the
discussion IN ConuroAs, " Il develops
into action, may indefinitely postpone
the raising of the National Army.
senator Chamberlain said his plan
could bo passed hy Congress in i'w
days. II would make the draft apply
"a all aliens Just M to American ci'l-
l.ns. cNompting only those affected
by treaties with other nations. These
would be exempted on tho application
of the diplomatic representative ~
such countries. Aliens who refused
10 serve would be dcportcd.
The evening world., 1917-07-18

IpMI. IHH It Du f.l HrUofI
H..,t ,I cot Itl.HH VI, bIra 40 with
mrr mpH..Hrf io.un'.t.on works
.#I stua which f.. enemy Vna prs
..rrF ara Inff HII p,.s. .I.u.' iHfa 10 4.
dave UHur.il ifflIHU report "Aboei
H.rfl su,uy dead esfe found in the
.stftf
The evening world., 1917-07-18
scr,Iccs for Re"r Admiral Emory.

VIEWPOINT, Il. J., July rs Funeral
services for Rear Admiral william
Hemsley Emory, 1. s. y, retired, we're
hold on the quarterback OF the 4. 5. =.
Consteuauou Srs,vrua,. hltrt pia,rr o.,
Rev Mathew 9. Gleason chaplain at
the training station, q detachment uf
apprentice seamcu escorted the body
% 81 1Osoph's Church. Wh,r. r. .plamn
high mass OF requiem wGr celebrated
EWcj1Ckets acted a. bearers The body
7 was taken go Warh'uE'ou fl. burial ln
ATllnGton NRlIVnal Cemetery,
The evening world., 1917-07-18
EACH MAN MUST ASCERTAIN
HIS SERIAL NUMBER.

Meanwhile the Provost Marshal
. Generals stan is urging every board
s in tho country to take up tho matter
OF making public the list OF red ink
b kserial numbers. otfieiSls want every
man in the country to make himself
familiar with his serial number. II
registrants do not know their serial
numbers, they may have to walt sew
eral days to find out whether they
have beeH drawn.
When those who intend to file eK-
The evening world., 1917-07-18
coNoREss DGBArG MAY DELAY
ACTION ON THE DRAFT

A. coon as tHe lottery haH u..I
.Dmpi'''I tu' local uulfI. Nu H.s.Y
The notification 81 thHs, r,',.I.. .
N, Irsft Tp, mH,UlD.t f.I it..
.f,ng the National Army Niu lH,p
The evening world., 1917-07-18
MANHATTAN.

13i so ave. E,st GeI. is' a,'.
I..-t ssfN Ave- \ Eust Gliu. E.fi
River lIsi SON. 81 ave y. 3. No.
50. No. 22s Cast 57th -
f34 lgth ave. West l0lfl Nm
s'.rltm ave, West l01ih. 'hIu .uhi'
.v, West iOTiH. Central lut
~ West nom. Manhattan ave.
NpfIlrts.ue ave. West lihth. i.hE
DullI. l,rus4 to West ii7th iu Nm
sf.id.,u ave. West l20th BIuNdwuN
10 w,st llAth. diagonally acr"-, 20
Amsterdam ave. West llath, IGN
ave. p. 8. No. 1865. i0sth st and
Amsterdam ave.
i46 igth ava. West 1891 Broad
wav West 1924 tu 81 Nicholas H''.
M,sf ls3d iu colonial IIIhw 'H
Mrsf ii5ih tn Amsterdam NN'.
West il4th. broadway, West lAlt'
Igl h,c. p. s. No. 1856. Broadway
and i45th st. ..
i6o IcAIng,un u,c.. Eust iot
ST. Pleasant ave. East luotu -.,
ed ave-. Eaat iO5th st., Sci u'-r
Eps' iU6th It,. Lexington ave. v. 3.
No. 80, io9th st., east OF Sd ave.
BROOKLYN.
27 Third place. Court, Amiiy,
clinton, Baltic. Warren, Henry.
Congress, Hicks. state, Furmnn.
Atlantic ave. to East river HnullI e.
ton ave. Union st., u .cks st., ll'-
rraw. Henry, President HICKS.
WoodhuU 20 place, clinton, ai
place. Public Library. Clinton and
Union SITS.
Lewis, Lafayette, REID ave" Van
Ruren. broadway Greene. PatchCn'
Fulton. Tomkins ave. p. s. No. 3d.
Lewis ave. and Decatur st.
IS Park ave, liall, WaNerly, Al
lantic ave, Fulton, Grand ave. Gn'"s
ave. Franklin. Lexington. Bedford,
Willoughby. Skillman, PARK ave.
p. s. No. 48. 18th ave. and 6oth st.
81 briggs ave. Union ave, Met
rODolitan ave, North Aih ~" koeh -
ling. North jth, briggs, North Ith.
wythc. North Sth, East River 10 In
dla ST., Franklin ST., Noble st., Man
haitian. Norman ave, Leonard,
briggs ave. p. S. No. ", briggs
ave. and North 5th st.
55-Leonard IT,, Nassau ave" Eek
ford. Mescrolc. Newell. CalyCr 10
Ncwtown Greek, Mccker ave, Kings
land ave, Richardson ST., Manhat-
briggs. Leonard. No. 81 Herbert ST.
58-Canal ave, Grnvcscnd Bay, as
far M 23d ave, 23d ave. TO Ave. O.
Ave q to g2d ave. KINGS Highway
along 32d ward line TO Ave. Il
Schenectady ave, Ave. i. East 34tf
ST., Flatbush ave. Ave, !, East l7ts
ST.. Foster ave, Ocean Parkway
Ave. i, 22d ave. Coney Island ave
and Ave, o.
6t--t3th ave, 10th St.. 18th ave.
3gth st.. 10Th ave-, 37th, Fort Homil'
ton ave, Gr3vescnd ave" Terrace
place, nth ave, 18TH St, Vanderbilt
st.. Prospect ave, East Sth ST.. John,
son st.. Coucy Island ave, Foster
ave. GrlvGaend ave, 18TH ave, 45tf
ST., I7th ave, attn ST. 18th ave, $50
st., 18th ave. 42d st., lith ave, Ais
st., 18Th ave. p. S. No. 1870. For
Hamilton ave. and Ocean Parkway
67-Avc. !, Delamere place, Avo
O., Flatbush ave. Glenwood road
East 32d, Foster ave, East 3lst A.
Beverley road, Rogers ave, Canarsi
lane. Flatbush ave, Alhemarlc ront
/ or Ave. A, Ocean ave, parksidc ave
Coney Island road, Vanderbilt st
/ Prospect ave, Fort Hamilton ave
/ Cation a., Conoy Island ave, Foste
/ ave, East 18th A.. Ave. |, p. 8. Nc
13e. cortelyou and Rugby roads.
70-Queens County line, Flushln
I'ayc., knickerhockcr ave, George
Z Hamburg, Knickerbockcr. Troutmar
| Irving ave, Hart Knickcrbockel
De Kalb, Hamburg, llimrOd, knicli
=
The evening world., 1917-07-18

All Lost and Found" articles
advertised IN The world or reported
10 Lost and Found Bureau" Room
lO8 world Building, will he listed
for thirty days These lists can bs
seen ~ 49,, =: ~ "c-!1'- Cs,!-e-
Lost and Found adve-tisements
can he left at any Of The Worlds
Advertising Agencies, or can be
teleph1nel directly to The World,
Cel. 1000 Hickman New York, or
Brooklyn Offlre, 4l0O Main,
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BRONX.

5-westchestcr ave. Intervalc
ave. Simpson ST.. Tiffany. South
crn Boulevard, Longwood ave,
Lcggctt ave, WhtloCk ave, East
ii9th, East River 10 Castle HI
road. Westchcster ave. No. 1925
East 163d ST.
8 Mott ave, East l49th ST. Park
ave. East liGth. Sd ave, East iiSth
st.. 81. AIMS ave, Fast li9th st..
Prospect ave. East l55th st., west
chester ave, Cd ave, East lj2d ST.,
Mclrosc ave, Fast l5lst, Court
landt ave, East l50th st.. Morris
ave. Fast 15Gth ST., Mott ave. No.
391 East t49th ct.
t6--park ave, East lI7th, Pros
pect ave. East 17Sth, Southern
boulevard. Fast lS2d. Prospect
ave. East iSlst. Belmont ave. East
lS0th, Arthur ave, East lSith st.,
Park ave. Borough Hall, Sd and
| fremont ayes.
it8-Grand ave. East lGlst. Nor
ris ave. Fast 10Th, Park ave. East
i65th, 81 ave. East lGSth, Washing
ton ave. East l89th Park ave, Fast
iGSth. Webster ave, EnAt i69th.
College ave. East 10th, West
i70th st., High Bridge, Harlem
River, Fast llsth. Grand ave. p. g.
No. II, Ogden ave. and 169hh 81.
The evening world., 1917-07-18
RICHMOND.

1S8--Cherry lane, Paimcr's Run,
Wntchoguo road, Willowbrook road.
Gun Factory road, Manor road,
Rockland, EEbert. Richmond Brook
10 Richmond Creek. to Fresh Kills
Union ave, Cary, South Washing
ton ave, Cherry lane, also Rich
mond Turnpike. Arietta St, Now
York Bay, Vanderbilt ave, R!ch-
mond road, Egbert ave, Manor
road, Gun Factory road, Willow
brook road, Richmond Turnpike
Richmond road, Vanderbilt ave.
Centre ST.. Chestnut ave, Charles
ST.. 81. Mary's, to Fox Hill Terrace
Tompklns ave, Fingerboard road tc
Richmond road. p. 8. IA. Broad and
Brook sts.. Stapleton.
The evening world., 1917-07-18
DIED.

INQUIRY, JAMES MCURRY.
Services nj THE FUNERAL CHURCH
1870 Broadway (campbcnD. Time
later.
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ussd ths fsalstfat... ftfhs. ff.. '.
actual fuIu.atan .s a i..s I.'
quota allotment I. I"s rr.f f.' sff.
ZEN that UalfI UH.. N..
short of 20 actual o'Hsua .. '.
vnitsd states Thai vas raH.N
stated IN ths explanation - f.' f .n
given oui b. the Provost Marshal
Generals o'nrs ard pub.sp' Boo I'd.
EVonlnE Wouf last Muudar
Whs,svsr ths stuAi,on NAY be- 80
- the iurtdie,,or ot the riii'ary
sVthoritiss or ths Iud,e,sl branch ~
ths Government. there n trouble
shssd. The teress IN Congress that
worked openly sssins, war Nth
Germany prior 90 the declaration oi
war and have been hamperina the
operations of the War Department,
by underground methods since will
immediately line up behind the Sen.
stors and conOretsmen who are MAR j..
tanning IN oil truth that the eommuni'
ties they represent have been un.
ivstly treated as 20 quota Aliotments
DRAFT WILL co ON DESPITE
THE PRESENT OPPOSITION
The draft will go on Irrespective
~ what happens about the contention
mat the North has been Disseminated
against IN favor ~ the South IN IN,
allotment Of forces for the army
II IL probable that the time ~ the
drah and tho method to be- followed
IN drawing the numbers viii be made
plrbiic this afternoon.
In preparation for the event a 70.
hsarssl OF the draft has been held
This was 10 determine tho time nee.
essary and TO develop any possibl,
weak spot. Tho scheme Is more com.
rlex than has been indicated. but ia
details have not been revealed.
The department originally con
templsted holding tho drawing TO-
day. but owing 10 the absence from
the city OF Secretary Baker, who vii
play a prominent part In the lottery
and because OF the tardiness Of som,
OF the States In reporting. II has beer
decided to postpone the date unit
Thursday or later.
The States from which reports O
complete exemption arrangement
we're received yesterday are Utnl
Alabama. Ohio and Virginia. Report
stiil are to come from Illinois, Ken
lucky. Michigan, Mississippi, Ne
YORK. Missouri and Pennsylvania.
EACH MAN MUST ASCERTAIN
HIS SERIAL NUMBER.
Meanwhile the Provost Marsh'
D Generals stan is urging every boar
s In tho country to take up tho matte
OF making public the list OF red In
b kseriai numbers. offoiSls want ever
man in the country to make himse
familiar with his serial number.
reEistrants do not know their serit
numborn. they may have TO walt seN
The evening world., 1917-07-18

ar.u I.I aNp. Harmon. Iftlug ave.
HHufu| WN,kurf Harmon. stan
hope. queens County liu, y. s. No.
i23, lrvina and Wiliouuhby aves
~ Irdpr. WyCko'f - Nicholas
t,,. queens County Iu' Sfuuh0p,.
st NiyhY'ts. Harmon Wyckotf
Hmro. lryng ave. Harmon.
KuIck'ruuyr'r uimr0i, Hamburg.
stockholm Central HimrOd, Ever
green. BI,p,k'r. BushNlgk, Ralph.
E,orgrr,l. Linden. p. S. No. rs.
Evergreen ave. and Grove st
~ Mo-,ro,o. Leonard. BrOidwHy,
Flushing. Humboldt cook, Norroll
Moore si. Bushwirk ave- Bushw igl;
place. MDntrosc ave. HmshWick eve.
Nasoro,c. Humboldt. MontrDs,,
Graham M,sorolo. Morroll p. s.
No. p, Mekibben St, near Msnhat-
tan ave,
81 .TIk.u ave. Warwick. Glen
MORO ave. Kl'gs and queens Coun-
~ line around tp Jamaica Ray 20
Atkins ave. 20 Dumout Hendrix,
rItNu. p. s. No. 1853, Belmont ave.
and Ashford ST.
83 Atlantic ave. Saratoga. Bcr-
gen. Hopkiusou. 81 Marks. sara
'oga. Eastern PARKWAY Howard.
East New York ave. Montgomery.
t.ticl. pacinc. schenectady. Allan
tie. p. s. No. ia, Howard and 81.
Marks ayes.
IS -Glcnmorc. Sackmau. Pitkin.
Powell. 32d ward line 10 Vienna st..
Watkins. Pltkln. Osborne. Glen
moro. p. s. No. 81. Stone and Glen.
more aves.
97-lIlako ave. Saratoga Pitkin,
Amhoy. Sterling. Eastern Parkway.
Howard. East New York ave.
Tnpscott ave, East 9Sth St, Linden
ave. Rcmsen. Church. East 96th st.,
Ave. u. 32d Ward line. Watkins
ave. Blakc ave. p. s. No. 125,
Rlakn and Ihntford AVA
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-03
Victorious But Conquered.

Victories are often purchased at
great cost. Sometimes the victory be-
comes a defeat. What tickles the ma
tional fancy may drive men to ex-
tremes but the extremes may bring
consequences little dreamed of. In
the midst of the celebrations of vic
tory the collapse Of power may begin.
No nation is so dangerously near ca
lamity as it is in the moment of its
triumphs. Then it is that the bars of
restraint are lowered and follies caper
In the guise of festive heralds of
greatness. One can't rise and by rls-
ing tamper with principles. No man
can ever get above his honor and re-
main worthy of himself. The fact that
you rise is evidence that you will need
all your powers to keep you in high
station.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-03
Bad Coughs! Feverish! Grippy!

You need DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery to stop that cold, the sooth-
ing balsam ingredients heal the irri-
tated membranes, soothe the sore
throat, the antiseptic qualities kill
the germ and your cold is quickly re-
leved. DR., Kings New Discovery
has for as years been the standard
remedy for coughs and colds in
thousands of homes. Get bottle to.
day and have il handy in your med.
ieine chest for coughs, colds, Group,
grippe and all bronchial affections.
At your druggists. SOC Advertise.
ment.