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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-28
This Harrisburg Boy
Delighted With France

William Ashby. of this city, was
among the first to land in France. He
is musician in the Headquarters
Company of the Twenty fifth In
fantry, and the unit OF which he is
a member landed in France shortly
after the arrival there OF General
Pershing and his staff.
Ashby has seen service for several
years He was stationed on the Mexi-
can Border during the trouble last
summer. He is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-28
ITO he Continued ]
LETTERS ISSUED

Letters testamentary in the estate
of John H. Snyder, late of Middletown,
were issued by Register Roy C. Danner
to Maurice r. Metzgar. The will was
probated yesterday. Letters of ad-
ministration in the estate of the late
Margaret ]. Reinoehl to Nelson r.
Reinoehl, and in the estate of Israel
Meyer. late of Derry township, to the
widow. Mrs Kate Meyer. and a son,
Harry Mover
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-28

Steel Company at Lebanon, having
entered the employ of that concern
lehem people less than a year. !ar.
SHUTS comes here from Lebanon,
where he had charge of the North
Cornwall fifty-ton twin furnaces of
the Bethlehem Steel ComDany
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-28
MRS. HoRWITZ NOW MAJOR

Tallahassee. Fla, Aug 2S.-Gover-
nor Cats, of this State. yesterday ap-
pointed as major and aid on his mill
staff Mrs George Q. Horwitz, former
ly of Philadelphia. where she is
prominent in society, who recently
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-28
New Superintendent of
c. |. and S. Arrives Here

Burton A. Shuts. it was announced
yesterday, has been promoted to the
superintendency of tho Central Iron
and Steel Works. He will assume the
duties of his new position immedi-
ately.
Mr.. Shuts came to this State from
Illinois many years ago. At Joliet he
was superintendent of the Illinois
Steel Company's plant. Until last
January he was with the Lackawanna
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-28

James II. Maurer, president of the
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor,
left Harrisburg last night for Minne-
apolis. where he will preside as tenn
porary chairman of the Peoples Coun-
Gil. which meets in that city on
Thursday
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-28

Faulkner after another kiss upon
the cheek nearest to him. you'll
just wear this ball gown until you
can get some dimity. madam, and
don't you ever even mention to
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-28
MAURER Avn COuNCIL

William Ashby, 610 Muench street
He has written his parents that he is
well pleased with life in France
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-28
Uncle Sans Thrift
Thought For Today

A Way to Utilize Stale Bread
Here is a way suggested by the
United States Department of Ag-
riculture to utilize stale bread and
leftover milk:
French Toast
Beat up together one egg, ono
cup of skim or whole milk, and
salt to taste. Place a small GUAM
tity of butter, bacon fat or other
suitable fat in a broad-bottom
frying pan. Dip slices of stale
bread into the egg and milk mix
ture until they are Thoroughly
moist and fry on both sides until
a golden brown. Serve hot with
or without syrup.
Spread the Meat Flavor
Spread the meat flavor over
other foods and so economize OH
the quantity of meat consumed.
says the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture. Here Is one
way to utilize leftover meat by
spreading its flavor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

1000 Wleter bod (oer Giticaca.See
1854 Wleter); ouf Oieier Sodebenc,
Die groBtenteils unfrudtbor ltu0 miilt
Lit, qe0eiben mir M}ais, Gin @erfom.
menbeiD, bittere &artofieln nnO
Guinoa ais gtabumgsntittel. Eias
buonoco nit ieineu 9Grobtboltten
nniB ober ser 9littclpunft eineS gro.
Ben &lilhlrbolfeS gemeien ieiu, unO
ioIdc entipideln iib uicnoIs IN III.
mirtlihen @egen0en, luo olles oiirr,
troden im0 lnfrutbtbor lit. 8uoem
mare cS nitbt SIT beareiien, fpie oort
cine 5oblrei1e @eoolferrng DGite le'
ben fonnen. Tenn 0omolS fonite nan
feinen @on0el iu0 founte oeHgemGB
iicb MIR bon 6em crn1bren, nos Scr
Sooen CAB. Sic altcn Heruuner bat.
/ ten mtr einmol I'M Sabre cine SogO,
bel ser iic Suonocos totetcn imo &c.
rem 6lciicb on Der Some trodneten
(SlborfD ionit nGDrten iie it'd folt
nuSldlieBGc5 bon Wlois unO &ortofi
feln IS lit olio ouseei4loiicn OaB
oie @e0en0 nm Oen Siticocos Gee e.
mails oi6t beoolfert gepeien ieil
fonlt menn iie 10 unipirtlicb NOR pia
| jebt. glun ipreben ober niele I'm.
itGnOe fir oic glnobme, OoB sic Gor.
oiacren ii6 crit in biiioriitber 8cit
ge5oben boben, wenioiteus alt ibrer
icbioen S0be. Sd lelbit fonO in ser
llu9cbing bon glrequipo (24O0 Slei
fer iiber Dem N}cer) Steiue nit @al,
lbelfoltoboriiden, oic 6cueiicn, Oal
BORT einmal Seeboocn oeiueien ieir
lmlB. giebmeu mir nun oiLooB iicb Ois
&oroillercn I'M mir 5000 Dieter o0eI
! 2500 bobet 70 befouO iid) ocr Eiti
cocosSee friiber MIR 500 b5tp. 1906
Nleter iiber Dem Meere, fonnte olir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

uniercn Sogen erinncrn NO SSries
oensiebulu6t sic @olferpclt crRillt.
9lbcr mar Nos ggcrf bon i6lS ipirf.
Ii6 Qeeionet, sic @iritnDloael 81 ci,
nem oouernoen Gric0cu 8u iboiicu2
&ounten oic mabren 6rclnOc OeS go.
terlonoeS nit sen gcacbcncu @iira.
idjoiten 8uirieoen iein2 @or niht
Dos oeutiho Qmio, nic Euienoorl
iogt. Gin CORPUS irrcaulore gelpor.
0en2 8ol0 mar 9eutihlono wieeey
ser Summelplob Der Gdrtpfe imo 6os
3eitolter 0cr Hoibtricgc 2uOmigs
i6loB Oos sSobrm,noert ob. Dton6y
nod 1eutc mertboilc g9orning boz
cinen oorcilioelpunO idlledten Srie
Oen tuur0e I'M iicbjchnten &o6r6un
0ert ge1prot6cn. Ger @oltspis mann.
te oen 8rieocii bon glpmwe5en
ogSim neg uuo ocn bon 9lDStoid
o9ieiB ipeg".
gger sen npolitiI@cn @Iuulen0or.
ten oos Slorilegiim politicim Dor
@6riitopboruS 2ebmanL Oie bcltC
unO ltnlfdn9reitbiie SprurbiommInil
iener 3eit, olrduulitert ltoBt oI
moncben Sat, scr cin oiplowotiideS
9ubimi 8iercr fpiir0c. g(ud6 ans ouOc-
rem Spridgp6rteranclen DER ocutldel
Gergougenbeit ihopit mon treiTeno,
Diobnporte 0cren &crt 0rrm oai
9lIter nitbt perminoert lit Oh 56rcI
mir: 8eiier fein 8ricoe ols Elm bolber
Gin id)anoliher Srieoe idooe
mebr ols 6c1n perlorene 'SdIohtcn
GS lit fein 5ricO' 70 eiuer mi
6em 8rie0cu maht. ser eineu oerl
3u ieinent StIouen uuO Giel mollt ma
den. 6rieO' lit oft mir @arn Oo
NIT man Ole 2eit begliidt. Ser
lteIIter 8rieoe ihooet oft mebr al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

ulo b.bcGiaic Sen ronil1cr @runoi
lae Qlclior cit tuta par, quau ipe
rata uistorla oer ~ cinem octtl@cn
SrrC6Nort loitlt: 6re0' Id bclirr
ocm Grieg mcrn ungeuiB lit ser
Stc6. Nn abulibent Slime bciBt
cS &alIcr 6rieOc modem, penn man
lgil ols Srieoc Bitten ipcim Ser
6cino uil. Nion ml,B ,yric0eu
madcn UcMi man nod fdmpicn
tann GicS onIpfc5lt oudD Der las
tciniid)c Ncromeier: 1crtra qerae
GlaOhtm puccm manuS oltera mont
irct (in freicr lleberiesunS: Siibre
Oas Sdjpert nit Der 9lcdten bic
on0ec 3ci9c Den Cel5ueiG). Inilt
paBt niH 0aS froiuplc Sgort 9Siait
mlf 5rieoel Dit beliebel laB 0ib nm
gcbarniidlt icben.
Gie Soi Ntngen oui eiu tauicn0.
iabrigcS &tiN, aiif eineu eipiacu
6ric0en lno bic Seltrebun8eu i'm
our1 &ougtciic 5ll crreidcn iih0 olt
ober biSber babeu it'd sic %a5iiiiieil
perrcDnet D}oltte ipydlt im Nius
blif aui afrieocnSiiimtige Sdlu0d)-
lin9c~ bon eiucm Grolnue scr itdlt
cmmal ein ih0ner iei SMon 6rei.
Oanfs o9eiheioenbeit" (llnioDe Oes
10. Sobrbuu0ertS) tut inns Den o9ei
ideio~
EaS mac mol iin sin hclaiu iii (pcipne 8eiD
70 scr poli oea ihalen priae ai taioi),
sn oemielben 5iuue silt 0cl
Sprucb 6rieoe, mie bit on 10 cir
eoler 1AaB, imo bait bei oen 9eute,
10 ipc1ia &leb. ODER @S lpnro
ciu eiuiger 5rieoc icin odbS fein
Sdnoel I'M Yietn imO 0eiu. Gii
cpigcr 6ricOe lit onf Oem airdboi
Sn Der omiuoeridmen &oiDoliuns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
Die g9ieec Der characterization
@illtur.
Bon grof. Or. acO srcuner.

oSortieenus pon Der G. esiisl.
Oerc IL ouSereu 06ricrn uno in ga
8o5. @lidt man 10 I'M iicb, 70 iicbt
man oaentbolbeu iertige, balbiertige
ooer oneefonaene 9iieieniteine, iteben.
sc un0 eefalene Sdulen, Wfaitern
aus bc6ouenen mO fiuiItpoG 5riar-
lnengefiigten Steinen @runoloeen
bon @eb1uOen, Stiegen Gore, 9ait.
material, oeiicn @eor6eitlng e6en crit
begonnen bat; lnO Damn Or1ngt lid
eineu sic lle6erSeuoung oilt ooB
bier einmal cine 9atoitropbe ltottge'
fiinoeu baben mliB, pelcbe ole 9lrbei-
Ter peranlaBte, mitten in Der glrbelt
olif6ub0ren ino Sen Srt 81 berlollen
~ ooer i'm iuenigiicns iiM ielbit gu
iiberloiien.
SIT man 10 peit, 10 lie9t Die 5Sragc
nod Ger g(rt 0ieler &ataitropbe nobe.
Gin @r6be6en fonn eS nidt gGueicll
iein, neil Gin iolAes olOere Geripiis
itunaen oiriftet olS iene, sic mir III
Eiobuanoco ieben. @rieg2 49,. stunt
an ii6iit Die Sa6e nidt imntoglid,
ober 6os 9eiipiel Der Snfos 5cigt,
0aB Sic @robercr ser aultitr uidt
Beuuuen6 cntsegeutrotei; ouh lit Oic
3eritoruug itid6t cine iolbe, mie tic
Durb cine @roberlng oOer cincn
&rieg erfl6rt iperoen fouitte. Gs nill
ofio cine anoere llriodc Oic &eltc 0er-
triebcn Gobeit, llno ga oringt lid mir
cine &ernuihmg ouf ole Diel sSabr.
iheinlicbfeit fir iid bot.
@egenudrtig lieat Tiabuanocc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

oiicncr s9ricg. 9eean ser SrieoD
iicb ldBt 0rcben, 10 lit CT ltidt 81 pers
0rcbcn. 9ci g}ciliidcrs 6ricOe uno
gIfniaao fe6ren sic S5ii9ncr Sic @eine
iibcr li@.
gSic ouf cngliiNc 9ciicNtuosilllrlte
genuiist. flinot 6uS @ort. @roBeu
lSricOr trcnnet Gin hcin Sodlen hiit
@olO. ~ Sn elmer 6lu8iGriit 6ciBt
cS; @ird cinen betriigcriihen iSyic.
0en fam ciueS golfe5 5reiDeit, 0urd
Hrieg gclronueL wicoer ncglorcn
mcr0cn @ie Ioteniihe 2ertenS
Sbi par u6i clrltooio bot iul Icut.
ihen bic SornI oa8enommcH "a 1T
outer 6rieoe, ga oAte Nut, 3n CT.
u6buen lit oud Gcidrbtcr ,SricO'
bdlt uic1t 6or6 &enn ser Srie6a
ic5lieBt oos Tor, 10 iMieb' cr oudb 0eu
9iiegel Dor. Ger Gi6ter Gnid, Der
i'm Sabre 1865 iibcr sic ,SHlpdhei
Der &ermnit idrcibt ruit aus
SEQ fom oos srlcecn ien eas iid oal @ds
2es 8uiiies 5unicH Gbtaif in iaiier gQa.
fort
Sismard iagte eilmlol I'M prciiBl.
itben glbgeororeteubouic Gin 5ricoc,
Der Der 9efiirdting oiisaeiest IT, jc,
oeu Eoo, jc0e @ode 9eltort 81 Oer.
Oen bat nibt sen @crt eineS 6ric.
oenB.
glbcr ser oroBe StaotSnann mitBt,
gor wo6l oaB aud 0as bette 6rie
oenSpcrf Stiidaperl bleibt. ,Snl Sohri
1887 ipratb CT I'M Serrenboiic oil
@orte: Sin SricOenSihhlB erfaG
niemais ole gAiniMe iaO miro ME
mails oGcn @credltigungea eerebt,
9iSmord wiBte Ole giinitigeu @eEs
| aenbeiten pobr3unebmen tn0 ipQlra
oeu 8ogen ME oll5n iirafi. @r foal&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
9au3 gut frudt6or iein itno cine 5abI.
reidlc @eD0Iferlnd ndhren.

8an3 gut fru6tbor iein iin0 cine 5abl.
reidc @e00Iferling n6breu.
0ofiir, oaB iid bic &oroilercn
crit in biitorilder 3eit ge5oben bo6eit
ipre@en oub anOerc llnitduoe, bic
.bcreits friiber bcidriebcn poroen
limo.
Cine ipcitere bodit eeiui6tige lhn-
tcritiitune meiner g(niidt biloen bic
Sotiahen OaB in uaomo, 8plipio,
nlcbr ais 1000 Wlcter iiber Dem
W(cere, Gin @}aItooon geiunoen tpur-
DC, Oos bod in pormeu &limoten &c.
lebt boben nuiB, uno in ser g9iiite
bon Soropoca (GBile) soblreide Sfe.
lette BON 9fieienonteiienfreliern, Oie
iur in oidten @dloern aelebt boben
fonntcn. Sic @iiite oer6onft ober
BORT ibr Goiein Nur 6et &orilleren
weldle Oic &aHatlpinoe obbolten.
6oleGd f0nnen oomolS oie 9orOiae.
rem nod licbt beltonOen bo6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

DER 6rQlde iu0 alduie1 pon Soften.
logen li695) ltebt 1os 9lcaiMQnt
nor mobl bc0odlt oaS 6ein Srie0nt
oea Sricg 6c0ndt. ,Scrncf Set
Srieoc miro uldlt NIT 6e0cr mo Hin.
ie, lQn6ern nit Dem Sdipclt erhNltcn.
sSeun abcr ipie &icIono ia0t sec
6rieOc sic legtc gl6iidt 0eS Srje.
ges 1T, io ntii1en pir BON 0em gSiu.
idle bclcelt leii aQeS 3u tnn naS IN
unleren arafteu Hast Inn ion 9erbei.
5uiiibreu. SciBt eS 0od It'll pricbs
mort 5rieoe oitn9t Sen gl5er po0l.
6rieoe oifnet dae 5dleldcu.
6rieoc IL Elm aut gSi0pret, o5er man
maB lmac oornad ioaen, ltlier
5rico bei grot uio snl3. aus iret
bei 9'ratcn mo SAmol3.
NSan muB monhes bou sem I5c.
ldebenen oeraellens 3rie0 fli NA fna.
chcn per oblipionem reylW prdtteri.
torum
SSem es nun alir MISUNDERSTANDING
tolumt moae cS nit0t 9eben loie oui
Der Son0oner @oHicreB iSo2l. 0ie
@cibcl ims aelhiloeri boi
$50 }rauSmauu Grill inns ,Guiir
9db hrcm CHM 0fioAt
"a SCENTS buB mon suu SNhNN
@eeotantl simcu iaat
Yiun ilt Oic 4ropbe5cbind 6eS
1idter@ III Grfaauia acoanacL Dia
IN Ser SDhBitopbe onsaeiprodln
iOir0
@ln mtros mic CtngmcE0raHifh
Nur0 NceilNlnUNe @Nuunc dtAN
yam wcrocl iNl utll @t0nltU
ste ssell R ,yinmmen isbn
@S5ge 9gltihlouo ser 1rlc0e Ga.
idlieoeH icin 0et 0cHi @iaipr ser
o@erolosrilic4 poridluebt
90 init nit uiis lBI N,le0f
slcln Sreltno ais Hipli aNeiu
so ioil Nciui ana ocp Sgc0e
Gin oeniiMet Strne fH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

@erf5elee, sic iie MIR nit lluluit
bano6abten, nit 0em Sdpertc unO
S6iIo un6 perlieBen nit &eib imO
Ssino unO oler So6e oie borpiiiteten
nno 5artretenen 5lltren Ebrofieus
rnO @soiienS, uut ii@ beiiere @obn-
iiBe 5u mhen. 3erlt0rng unO Ser
ni@hIng fern5eibueten i5ren &eg,
Der iie 5uerit nod @rie6enIanO iu0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

tioc @}intiier unO S6fIinae in feinO.
icIiser &iooIitdt cinanoer befdntpi-
ten Ueronlobtc SEN Dem 5iiritcnee.
ihledte Ger @rItbeu entiproiienen
iuugen Secriiibrer ieine 98aifen in
oas Ser3 Oes iiufenoen @eltrei6es
8l trogen. 6reitOig bertoii6ten Die
friegeriiden @ermonen Die l1nolihen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

ihonen. slnl iedltcn Soac 5og 9llarid.
Damn pcitsr ON oer SpiBe ieines NIT
geute reid belaoeuen @aeres mo
won0tc lid nod lhrtcritolieu. Gort
muroc icucn SiegcsLouic aeer pl6b.
lid Gin 8iel gciebt. Shon imuo er I'M
@egriif iibcr Die eage @oiieriWabe Su
icBcn im0 Die i6one Sulel Sbilien
beini3liuNeL im Damn BON 6orf outs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
SrisAens(priide INTO
SrteoMswiluf fde.
@eiammsli uub erldntrrt npn @nliaU
9eitndhier.

gllS ser SSrieoe 5it W&inIter Dem
0reiBi9i0brigen Grieg ein @noe mods
te, COB Der fronlme &oul @erbarot
Der Stimnuno Oes Ociti6en 8olfeS
9luSOrud in 0en id6uen @erien:
goitlo6, nun III erimolIeu
Nn5 cole iyrcoenSuort,
GnB fiumchr ruben iollcu
Sic SpicB iuo S6perier nno ibr Wloro.
gSoDlonil hub uimm nun pieoer
9clu SGienpel hcrbor
p Nelilmlnlo, iin8c picocr
SIN bpbcl, upllen Gborl
gln oieic ggorte mag man iid in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

Sic forHreicba &ropin5 9lirifa 5H ge.
pinncn oa iiar6 Der @oteubelo ia
Oes Se6cnS @siitc. pa6reno noh bic
E4iGea0lodcn icinc 99ultern blono
uuaooclt riht mcbr ais oierlN0f
oreiBig Sabre alt an 0enlligrn 0eS
6luileS @lHento Scr Bic @laucui bon
eolciBo bcpiilt Scht Sara. iotae
sSntIen uno leinc SMdBe ivlroet 0cr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

ABzu II Sen ipupotii6iten @eItol.
- ten ans oen 8eitell Ser Boil
= feriponOerinlg 8d6lt Der fiib'
ne uno perihlogene @otens
fonig 9lIaritb 9ie 3eriobreubeit oes
&omerreides, mo- 1nidbige Soiier
0as S5epter fiibrten uno berridiiiG-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

Sogc nad IN Sem @etie oes 0bacIci-
tetcn 8luiies IN oie Groe geienit ln0
Damn Naa0cm oas ssaiicr ipie0er III
leinen oltcn Sanf Neleiiet mor0a1 ole
bci oer 9lrbeli uerpcnoeieu eeioltas-
ncu getotat oontit nicun0 eglaAre,
lpo 0cr groBc @oteniouig be6raheA
lieae ino rouiide 0obiudjt ni6t oie
sflba lcincr @c6eine iiore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

0onn nod StaIicu fit6rte. 9lud sic
epi9c Stoot ficl ibneu 3lnn 0pier.
unO mebrere Eo8c lnn9 Ourbtobtca
sic Soten uu0 ibrc borbaribcn
SrieasgcnoIcn Oos uaaliidliac 9touD
Oos glloridl Sen Semen sur @Nui0c.
RING iiberloiien bate. gSar onS Se0cn
mebrloier Qlalihenano bic beiNgeH
6reiitdtten ser Stcligion ge6ot er 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

lNarIIeanna bod bad Q. etIlel.
Evening journal., 1917-07-06
ORIENTAL lodge NOTES.

Omcers for the coming term we're
elected by Oriental Lodge. No. IL.
Knights of Pythias. last Friday even
ing. Those elected we're: Chancel-
Tor commander, Fred Racine, vice.
chancellor. j. Carroll Brinton; mas
ter OF arms. A. II. Davis: master OF
work, A. r. c. Grontoft; prelate,
Rev. Z. w. whitN inner guard, Harry
Miller: outer guard. John S. Smith;
representative TO the grand lodge.
Irving II. Brlnton; trustee, Alfonson
Barton. A. +. c. Grontoft, the retiring
chancellor commander. has had a very
successful term He has presided at
every meeting The lodge made large
gain in membership and the interest
and attendance has doubled since tho
BEGINNING OF the term
Every member OF the lodge r. look
ing forward TO July II, when the an
nual Pythian excursion will 90 70
Burlington Island Park on the
steamer Queen Anne Every Pythinr
is invited TO 60 and take his tami,
and will be furnished with tickets
upon application at the Pythian Cas-
tie. No. 906 West street, any nigh
next week.
The new officers OF Orienal lodg
viii be Installed IN a week OF 40 an
/, the entertainment committee 10 PR
] pairing for the occasion.
Evening journal., 1917-07-06
By The Uni
BARCUS IS FINED FOR
DISORDERLY CONDUCT

Charged by Patrolman Maurice
Flynn with interfering with him in
the performance OF his duty. while ar
resting another man. William ]. Bar
Gus was fined $40 and costs in the Mu-
nicipal Court this morning, when a
charge OF disorderly conduct WIS pre-
ferred against him. Flynn testified
that the man interfered with him and
tried to induce. his prisoner TO fight
his arrest He said Barcus and others
threatened 10 get him at the first op-
portunity.
Sergeant McDermott tested that
Barcus tried his best 10 get arrested,
apparently, and dem ed the prisoner s
question. did you not tell Flynn u
release me and he refused to do it,"
Patrolman Rodenheiser told of the
trouble. each officer corroboratlng
Flynn.
Thomas Houghton, Lawrence Kear-
ney and others, called by Barcus in
his defense, denied that the defendant
had done auyth ng whatever. They
claimed that Flynn had grabbed the
wrong man The court believed diff
ferently, however.
Evening journal., 1917-07-06
CAN'T Get MEN TO
WORK ON COUNTY roads

In line with the complaint from the
county engineers office. given in yes
terday's EVENING JOURNAL. about
the absence OF compilation bidding
for road work, causes a further state
ment today from County Engineer
James Wils.n that there is a scarcity
Of labor. which Is seriously handicap
ping county road work. and further
complaint OF the delivery OF stone TO
jobs that are now under way. which
may result In stopping road work en-
tirely As TO the labor situation. MI
Wilson said today Il is becoming a
serious problem In connection win
State and county road work this
summer There are plenty Of idle men
along the river front and In the small
towns. but they won't go out and WORK
except at excessive wages, ana theh
he finds that some Of them who do ae-
cept Jobs work for a couple OF days
and then QGit
Evening journal., 1917-07-06
FIVE MORE SONS
Join REGULAR army

Word was received by Corporal Green,
in charge Of the local National Army
recruiting station at No. sos Market
street today from the main station at
Baltimore 70 make an especial effort 20
recruit men presenting forestry service
cards for the Tenth Regiment Of
Engineers.
kecruitments were expected TO be in
creased from this day as notice was
also received from Baltimore 20 the
elect that the present stringent physical
examinations should be relaxed and that
many Physical defects that heretofore
have barred men from enlistment from
now ON will hc waived
Further instructions were also re-
ceived concerning the recruiting OF
British subjects for the British and
Canadian armies. It being stated that
the minimum height has been set at
four feet and eleven inches.
The following were accepted and
sent TO Baltimore today: William NJ
Dygert, John Robinson, Elmer w
Beckley, William Il Hayes and Stan
ley j. Whitlock
Evening journal., 1917-07-06
BY The United Press.
FOUND DIAMOND PIN.
SOLD IT. is Held

Walter Sidders was held under $500
bail by Municipal Court this morning
when he was charged with the larceny
Of a diamond stickpin from Charles
H. Darragh. Sidders was represented
by ]. Frank Ball. and introduced no
testimony.
DR.. Darragh testified that he lost
his diamond pin in a local barber shop
last Thursday He said II was valued
at s21O.
Detective J. c. Riley. who arrested
the man, stated that after his arrest
Sidders voluntarily admitted that after
Mrs. Darragh had called at the barber
shop to offer reward for the rccov-
cry CT the pin, in case It was found.
he had picked It up. and, being in need
Of funds, he had taken the diamond and
tried to sell It. Being offered what he
considered TOO little money for II. he
took T. to Philadelphia and sold II IN
a pawnehop.
Evening journal., 1917-07-06
DELAWARE SENDS MORE
Than QUOTA TO navy

According TO statistics furnished al
the local recruiting office OF the Navy
today. the Philadelphia district q
which Wilmington is a part. mas IL
ready far exceeded its quota or men
for the American sea forces, and Is,
in fact leading the rest OF the couu-
try in this respect
The quota OF the Phi ladelphia s.
trict was set at 1900 men, hut ALREADY
over 230O men have been enlisted IN
this district practically doub ing the
original quota.
Since April -. Wilmington alone
has furnished 1856 men for the navy
and although there was no DEFINITE
quota set for THIS city. II was an
nounced tina. Il is far ahead OF the
other sub-stations.
This was the case during the week
ending June Z and 16 During the
week ending on June %, II men were
secured by the local station, as
agains. u secured by all or the other
sub-stations combined. Last week was
one OF the poorest s'nce the drive
started only eight men being enlist
cd -Four men had been sent %
Philadelphia up TO noon today. They
were:
ket street.
oscar Leonard From, No. HOG East
Twelfth street.
William Arthur Britton' Whitins-
vile. Mass.
Evening journal., 1917-07-06
NEICHBOR'S bees COT
after HER CHILDREN
Woman Makes This Com.
plant 10 Health Board,
Wants Hive Removed
STRAY CAT PEEVES
ANOTHER WOMAN

Evidently lahoring under the impress
sion that the Board Of Health is the
Melting Pot" for all kinds OF COM
plants, citizens are causing much an
noyance 10 the officials of that depart
ment by telephoning their wants ana
complaints to the office During the
past two days several complaints which
have riled the health officers were re-
oeived.
One complaint was from an excited
woman who asked the department TO
send out the executive officers to move
a hive Of bees from her neighbours yard,
she claiming that the bees were stinging
her children as they played in their own
back yard.
This morning a woman sent in an
s. o. s." saying that there was a stray
cat about her home, which she wanted
the health department to take away.
Efforts to explain to the woman that
the health department did no care for
homeless fellnes, peeved the complain
ant and she banged the phone on tho
receiver.
Evening journal., 1917-07-06
MOTOR TRrCKs CARRY GARBAGE.

The collect on Of garbage through
out the city has been expedited TO "a
great extent during the past few days
by the introduction OF two large auto
mobile trucks into the collection ser
vice Of the wilm ngton Sanitary Com
many. which holds the contract iof
the removal OF garbage. Two addi-,
tlonal trucks have been ordered ana
will be placed In service as soon as
received Il IS claimed that one truck
can do the work OF four wagons and
each has a capacity Of three tons.
This additional speed. capacity ana
svstematzing Of routes viii result m
giving the city much better collect on
service than has been possible under
previous conditions.