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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-26
Pass Onward. Auntie.

Time-Sunday morning. Place
Bridge near the old swimming hole.
Mortified Old LADY, say, LID,
boys, what's coming Off down therel
Voice From Below-Why, my shln
and Jimmie's pants. We're the las
ones I'm.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-26

accents: Pardon me. sir. that belongs
to ne. l just dropped it,"
With courteous bow the gentleman
replied: Permit yle to restore your
property. madam" aai he placed in
the Immaculate glCved hand. row
eagerly extended, Il shining tobacco
tag.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-26

no such touches of rude vcracity as
that Of Pepys' sister, for whom a hus-
band must be found at once as "she
grows old and ugly" or that of poor
Mr.. Pechell, "whose red nose makes
me ashamed 10 be seen with him,
though otherwise Il g0od-naturad man"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-26

the Gin walk? | do want to
know l"u better. Captain Parr-hut
We're already in danger Of being late
Tor IUucn.'
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-26
From a G'tsdt Diary,

Evelyn, tie great diarist and cour-
tier, is blind IL many things Which
his readers would gladly have had lin
notice and record.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-26

Mexico. Declares his life mysterious
ly threatened. Is worried about Pa
tria Claiming, who, on tomorrow,
takes over sole ownership of Chan
ming, Inc"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-26
Plan to See.

There is something very tranv,
ent about that girl"
i guess il i her glass eye"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-26
WHY HAVE CAILIS AMI crv.

"Plantation' Chill Tonic is rr,s,
teed and will do the work in my
Your money cheerfully REFUNDED
dealers If ii fails after giving NJ
proper trial. Price J0c.-Ady.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-26
THE CAST.

MRS. VERNON CASTLE as
Patris Charming.
MILTON STILLS as Donald Parr.
Huroki.
DOROTHY GREEN as Fanny
Adar.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-26

heel and lifted rein whirled Kitch-
ener round in his tracks. In twink
ling he was dancing half a dozen feet
away.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-28
BROOKLYN SQUAD
 DUE TOMORROW
PRESIDENT EBBETTS IS BRINGING FIFTEEN IN FIRST PARTY TO
 SPA TRAINING CAMP.
Remainder of Team to Arrive March z. With Boston Americans Due March and 12.
7 and t2

The crack of the hickory against the horseh.de will soon be head in two of the resorts noted training camps. Tor tomorrow Charles "Chubhvr ED. betts. president cf the Brooklyn Na- tional League clgh. vii personally lead into these beautW "yailey of vapors' fifteen of h's Surerbas. and on March : the remainder O. the team will he here There will be nineteen in the second party, making tbirty- foar Il all Headquarters for the Brooklyn cam will he at the Eastman hotel where ample ar1aaqements have beea made for the accommodation or the players
 With President E5betts tomorrow will aI-o arrive John ". Coomos. dean of the pitching s.afr. who is a.s7 os- slstant manager for the team. Man agcr Wlbert Robinson will lead the second deleeation, due Wednesday. March :. Tha superba, will tsain on the Washington park diamond, which has heel eiyen special attention by General Manager $. F.. Dillon, of the Public Utihhes. and which. when tna ball tossers reach tha park, will be found to he in fr., c'ass shape In he first delegation 10 arrive tomorrow win De the following
 President Charles Ehaets, Assttaut Manager Icm " Coomhs. |. J. Ca dore, l. R. Cheney. ". q Dell R. E.. Darling Waiter Mails P. T. Mar. qarl John T. Myers, Ouo Miller Ed- ward Peuer. Sherwood Smith. J. w. snyder. D. Cumertord and D.. Fred Hart With NaEacer Robinsou's party wi ! he George W. Cutshaw. Jacob E Dauber;. Iavcrn FahrQue, r W. Ftz- simmons Gustav Getz. D J. Hickman, Jr. lame II. Johnston loais A. Na- lone Fred C Merle II. H. Myers, H.. H. Mowcry J. N O'son, Charles O'M3ra James D. Smytae. C. D. Sten- gel Zack Wheat and the folowir2 newspaper correspondents A Yel- ger sporting edito rof the Eagle; L. P. Wooster. the Times. Lester Wright the Citizen, all Brooklyn papers.
 The Wcrids Champions
 The Boston Amcrcaas worlds champions will reach the Majestic hote March 5. The first delesatlou
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-28
PRnMlNENT ELK WILL
 BE PRESENT TONIGAl
FORMER GRAND EXALTED RULER ]. U. SAmMis TO ATTEND LOCAL
 LODGE SESSION.

It is more than IlEely that an eN- ceptionally large attendance of the local ladge of Elks will be present this evening, for Hon J. t. Sammis of lse Mars, Iowa, former grand exalt ed ruler cf the E.ks. will attend the meeting and address the members.
 In al Elkdom there is not better known or more highly respected mem beT than Mir Sammis He has been here for several week and, accom- panied by party Of friends, is regis tered al the Eastman be attention o, the local lodge was called 10 MT. sam mis' presence and t was hoped that h. might be able to meet with the Hot Springs Eiks before he left this city ESalled Ruler Charles H. Davis visited &r. Sanmis Ut tine Eastman and re ce.ved his promise to be present at the meeting this evening. a session by he way, to which al Elks are look ing forward 70 with D easant anticipa- ton.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-28

vii. consist of thirty-..ye payers. The second party will arrive March 12 and there will be fourteen in this sqead. Six newspaper correspondents will also be with the Boston team
 The field at Majestic park has been given special attentios and will be found to be in better condition this season than ever before. There are also many Improvements that will be noted all of which have been installed by Harry A. Jones, proprietor of the Majestic hotel
 The new wrinkle in the spring train ing routine will be the military fea- ture, for both the Brooklyn and the Boston Amercans have determined to adopt this martial preparedness" idea Arrangements have already been made with Colonel Gamby to delegate an officer foi this important detail for the S1perhas. and yesterday Harry II. Frazee of the Boston Americans ask. in- if inc same arrangements should be made for the worlds champions as in the Brooklyn camp
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-28
1S1SiaS1S2S2S2G2S Sf t2g1.rl7G2S152S1lI

This is mol iacNy dtr. according to the ieaulnu of asuOtoErie Eary m the morning Ncpune amt Ja4tor are lh honefic aspect but during the hours Of in cVll place
 Cuaer thus Hlu 1t Is most important Co avoid dis au-lons of every aspect There iS d. leading making for eeotsm. arlo- ganCc and stuhbuiuueSs that causes trou- blc in domestic and business affairs
 There is sinister sfgn read SIS indi- eating trouble ur scandal relating to Inc [ Hitrd States army. Expenditures may come under inVestigatou and some question Of policy is likely to be blttel- iy uisruEspi.
 While Che sun guides as it does today, u is wise to avoid ,upclsols m anN line or work ls they arc likely Co be difficult to deal with and extraordinarily exact iue II s q most inauSpic'oas sway uh- der which to Scsk p0litiral pVierneni
 he Sears predict serious tune TOT men and women iu vocWioRs of a pro- fessi0nal ot -proitssioru chaiaci't as compeuuon will be more severe lu'o
 New activities for women are predict. ed put these will engage members ot
 lnrrcass of ao hftthate is again prog nosticated and twins will be numerous, lt ls f0iptuld
 Under this planetary government there should be thc greatest intelectaai aciiN~ itv and seats of learning should pro- dlce scholars of unusual attainments.
 A sensation in which q coiiege piesl- dcut is concorned Is fpretold. This VII have some nali.i,al significance in all nlu. 4biliiA swizterand has the fore east of unrest increase in mysterious crnes aud business problems Of various sorts
 pvetie nu1 a poet is again prauh@slt
 Art and music come under 2 direction believed tn lcsscn the trend toward eN Home fcaiism. Growth ot nafietal spp- porf and appreciation are promised by th star.
 peigans bern on this dav may h. head' strong and impetpous t.oAs may Doc in- clirsd Co get int3 trouble pHf they c1n be controlled through fhHir Hffeeflnus Gfrls should ta. cuaEdea asainst unfor tunafe, marrrm Ad
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-28
SEE THIS WONBERPLAY
 AT PRINCESS FRIDAY
MOST REMARKABLE HUMANE TARTAN PICTURE EVER PRO-
 DUCED IS HERE ONE DAY.

Appealing to the portion of the civilized world not engaged in con flict, tor the protection oi the weaker sex in time of war, Wars Women, at the Princess theater next Friday. is a striNng eXamp.e of the mental and moral torturcs inflicted upoa them.
 A mythical monarchy forms the ! background of this stupendou- plar, which opens with a call 10 arms The commander Of the local forces is q devoted husband. and i'ther of an up rieht and religious dau-htor Events shape themselves so Una, the dau4h- ter, the role of Enid Markey. of worldwide film fame. finds refuge in an abbey along with scores of other women seeking safety when their 1ll age is captured.
 To compel the citizens to give up a sum Of money the military con. Queror threatens to invade the abbey with his men When the request is ro fused the soldiers, hunscrine for the sight of woman's face, are given permission to enter and violate the women
 To prevent the inevitable calamity the commanders daughter agrees t- sacrifice herself to a loath,ome s11 ordinate officer. Outraged she mur ders the man and in turn is executed for the deed by her own fathers de cree.
 The foregoing is but a crude outline when compared to the awo-tnapirina events as told in the marvellous cinema spectacle, which is @oniee, fully produced
 A super-cxcellent cast. headed br Frank Keenan and Enid Markey. are in full sympathy rith their rart-. add ing further 10 the artsa. value CT tho piece
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-28
RECTOR AND SAWYER

The partnership between E. ". Rec ter and myself having been dis.oly. ed by the death of Mr. Rector. s al. continue the practice of law mder tae firm name of Rector and Sawyer. heretofore used, th.s continued u-a Of his name having been generously suggested and permitted by his tam. fly. L.. E. SAWYER.
 Hot Springs, Ark, Feb. 9, l917. 2-2-.f
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-28
Syndicate Is Interested.

Some idea o' the free pub.icity Hot Sprinas win seceiye with both the Boston and Brooklyn teams training here can be gained by reference to a letter Secretary E5eL Of the League, recved from II. A. M-Nltt. managing editor Of the Celt~aI Pre- Association Cleveland, which represents ever 200 new papers puylished throughout the co ntry Weekly letters of visitors. .o- aether with sport features. have been sent 0 this syndicale, pictares accom- p3uyiug the stories In his letter th2 head of the Central Press Association asks for additional pictures, and he call specia attention to the fact that both Boston ana Brooklyn teams will be here this spring and is desirous of eettiaa pictures oj as many Of the ball payers as can possibly be sent h m. Several special fearre- in this line are being planned by he publicity de- partment of the League, which will give lIot Spri0as greater free adyer- tsina han it las ever had
 This syndicate has rsed story every week, with pictures, fir the past
 i've weeks, aud serving as it does over 200 of the country's papers, the at tenuou of the readers of those papers has been oale to greater extent than that of any other healh resort in the United States.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-28

Dr. Leonard R. Ellis, who has been serving as Lieutenant Colonel in the First Arkansas regiment, will return to the city and be in his office after Friday February g. 2IG.tG
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-28

Dr F. r Vinegar noe returned to his practice and can be found at his office 3lG-3lS Ceura, ayenae from 9 tO t2 and to p.m l-f4.:t
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-28

Picture frames l2 Inches hy c0 inches, convex glass, $l50, at Riggs Art Store. Phone G
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-28

Try our Merenants Lunch and Home Cooking. PERFECTION CAFE. opno site Arlington Hotel. ff-1o.H
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-28

Rexall Grippe Pills will cure La Grippe, price 25c, R. C. Morris Drug Co. 2-28tt
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-28

Prevent La Grippe by taking Rexql Grippe Pills Price 25c, R. c. Morris Drug Co. o.2Str
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-28
RIDING nAsIrs

Get your wallpaper, pant. varn sh and glas- al Biggs Art Store, 71S Cen tral avenae
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-28

ReNali Cherry Barl, wlu stop that cog@h. 25c R. C. Morris Drug Co.
 22Stf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-28

Expert KODAK finishing sorrens Drug Co. if
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-28

Alabama Remedy pr-ce S1.00 bc.. tle K c Morris Drag Co., 2.2s.tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-28

Let sVrrells Drug @ look afte your KODAK finishing. s-lf-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-28

rr~ 1. aeo,-ro v'7~t AZ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-16
COLLEGE LOCATING BOARD
WILL REACH AMARILLO ON
FRIDAY REPORTS DECLARE

IIr West Texas Agricultural and
Mechanical College locating board Is
..a.1 10 -rlrf AmIri,l abop,
Hrf Friday According % iuf0rma
..n ...cH our yesterday LA. exact
uW0 u. their au'll cannot Boz de-.
tarulu.d
TH Amarillo Intends 90 give the
locating board the best reception that
f H.s encountered linco DO started IT,
'rI lI visiting WDc than 90 towns
f.. college wasAne statement of a
prominent business man yesterday
IN. plans and arrangements have
NOT been perfected as so. pending the
r.tHw 0f certain PARTIES who are now
..' u. the city.
I.IF stree, wi'l probably bc decor
.'UI LuHhly and q fine banquet and
' .rus win D.. arranged on pal1
DINO canyon ~ practicable q parade
.trr thc main streets OF tbC city may
boo arranged
However. tHo plans w,l' he worked
.H' Do fu' u,yt ur day when
meeting ~ husu men vlll pra.
ably 20, called sos ihc belief ot %
ur. mont Ior'rr Il Che rllu Tor tb.
n.a.'HH OF ih, college here,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-16
GERMANS FLAY
]. s. MESSAGE
TNGils XEITU NJ DECLARES NOTF
pi~ItplS iLib SloNS RI.
~lf' ING AMERICA.

'.a.| H..
UEWIN ua London. june o.
. SOD. usR.p. peers continue OBJ comment
HI rrn l.u WILSON, note to Eu
The TaloH Iriiunr SAWS
Il. trf of tbis note appears u
.sra Boom I.rmu'sted in collaboration
HI'H Nr iaI.uuH lthc British foreign
secretary Don Its lioI terms iI
remind nrr fr1ngly OF tho rommuu
CARTON f.. EurIshman addressed 90
Washington lost winter cuoda'ur
Pho central upsors' note o. uoutuls
e.. welcome This note because 500
Hru' DO vfl destroy several ilHsions
r Germany rD.pccting the United
states an' uu' ~ end ~ tho fable
fhnH' pm. cioistered solitude ard
scholarly nature of President Wilson.
Is Wa'' la sl8t'.r impressions of bis
alleged Nem Prcsider- Wilson
p.H'. aiming pr nothing more or
IH.. fHHH .r achievement which would
..fH dominion ~ Nuglo-S4Nor cap.
Ifa. H.r 1r omplishmout ot thi.
pur.".. would H' ru event o. ErtFer
"s.Ha fHIu 30 The ISSUES ni su.
....... T.. Russians. undoubtedly.
1.r experimenting tho effects
u. '. Nre'.- SAXON capitalism
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-16
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
LEASED WIRE ASSOCIATED PRESS


Kaiser Bill doesn't feel well this morning
Uncle Sam hi HIM three billion dollar ,t ~ u \r.,r..
time. yesterday
Provided there are no complications and pru,dcl chat OBJ, m
tent can be given perfect quiet and free from urr ~ @
TO his nervous system he viii get well according 90 , hates, .
tn from the bedside
Unia,orable conditions which will make against 20. RECOVER,
announced the doctor. are:
The landing Of an effective American fighting force m ur,
Conservation Of food 900 the United State, and c sending
boun'iiul supplic' 10 and allies soldier, DOB spite o.. o..
submarine menace.
The raising Of another loan the United States o ar m ,r
against Germany.
There other conditions which would make ag,m., recovery
OF the patient according the physician The above h
ever, would be enough 60 pretty well t< hm
Personally We believe Kaiser Bl count total l'..
even II he doesn't die
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-16

dry. wore specially designated far
fH" rle1n ur camr7iEr bur This does
nor moan b. VAS said 'Haf people o..
J.o cts should uHy cease the good
0o,k Those who have ALREADY clean
ed their pr"u of fho hitter and
tiu cans and other UasIrhUy objects
should maintain tua' ..alry arDar
an'" about tnHIr properties Thou.
sands ut visitors win ho here iu about,
% week and tfc Tr0. gtafi0u D. tta
cts in di7r~ o'f'-e viii b. mo best
reason for thow tp- Thorn t0 ra'n re-
u.rET about j. 0u their return home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-16

There H., % number of v.ret.e.
U' wir.r r.disbes. tle seed a.
which r.E o.. planted fho 'aiier part
Of rho summer end 'h, roots pulled
and stored foo winter ue,
These roots douII remain On tlo
ground as long as possible without
trostinr and sh1Ild then bo lu. and
stored tho -.mo as iurulrs
This type ot radish viii not COM
n1T. with The earlier summer var.a-
Gees which may boz easily grown 300
% hofho4 %. cold frame during tac
winter
Did you know that yHl could dou-
hle your mex springs rhubarb crop
with spade tuis aI'
AT You have to do is to var until
Tate autumn iig avtr th. earth from
'h' fuuhirb plant and cuf tho htI m
tWo with sharp pa1c tbo par r.-
moved being used 90 establish o. uew
hul
.. you haven't amy plants now
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-16
CLEANUP CAMPAIGN ENDS
B Ut OFFICIALS BELIEVE
MORE WORK CAN Be DONE

The city had 1u large force Of
..on aud wagons yesterday cooper
''iHr n tn. mas rs cleanup dsys
proclamation nnsh ended yesterday
'rcuinE
Tho oi'r .NTer's fh. cleaning cam
HAI-u ,o pfoce'l a. usual tn, tvo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-16

Notice a. Travelling Whca
YOU have finished reading THIS paper
please throw % ont the ear window
u will b. greatly appreciated nr
trackmen and other employee who
were unable 70 secure "a paper before
going % work ths wu-uIar
enjoy reading tie latest war aa-
ilanE you.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-16

CHS % uuFnr Aru.r-yuE stated
yesterday Chat fu, ordinance was un
'he books and ho was duiy-holn1 20
ser that o. ls upheld or repealed
some complaint arose from parties
near tu. court house square and else
where because OF horses standing
about accommodating little- and caus-
ing numerous flies one man said
that unless the teams were kept away
.rDm that part OF tho city this sum
mrr. be- would be- forced 10 suspend
bis business lu SUMMER b. was stat
90. water melon rinds aud other gar
page are thrown about proWisouously
and cause q great swarm of flies on
Taylor street This also must cease.
says thD city official
The city went tO considerable eN-
uruHo to secur, the market square
ul desires that tho best use bc made
.af b. 50 that place II b. stated,
watering place BE- afforded and team
rI and others can yet orders for
poo .uss uto. tho telephone The city
Manage. often called upon thc iolc.
uloa, hy pa,tIcs in town desiring
1n'Irr done dUl lt means OF the
"'..E - fhr market square at.
.orunI I, 'rr delivery men aud Others
'le. gn boo communicated ViI. and
.N.'HI. IS hD puf con fNH Job
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-16

NH'rh.o dealers only offer you
reputable merchandise Locate a.
ia.er. ceiling Edison Mazda Lamps
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-16

Tickets 10 destinations pren1sd
80 on sale June 10 20 September
s'. Inclusive. To all other dsstina-
uons Nay - % September 30.
FOR particulars as 20 train servioe.
routes. siopovers. limits. etc. also
iarea 70 other points. phone SIS Or
lois.
". .. Johns.
Agent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-16
Beware OF Strangers in s reels
N Mission Monday.


livIur-ts NG'isr or 7 God Bill
H Associated Press.
WASHINGTON juno o. prosi
f. Wi ,r 10 ddled upon senate
..l.aU ud.s 49, IIt. Che admin.
iersu,- Ia~ ~l- -hia, = ta
b" taF'n rn IN the hOU Nouisy and
which faU President want. enacted ht
July D. bDUr. harvesting nr.Ius
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-11
BLOW sAFE-0ET S15o.

BLOW Sat E-NEI YToU'
Fire escape safeblowers" visited a
building at 314 S. Franklin st. early
today. On the first floor, occupied
by Ghas. Bodack & Co., they were
unable to open the safe. They then
climbed the fire escape to the fourth
floor, occupied by F. G. Smith & Co.,
dry goods. $3.50 taken from safe. On
the seventh floor they got a small
amount Of money from the safe Of
Weisener & Sons, biIlposters.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-11

years afterward every time he made
a speech to a workingmen's audi
ence, some guy would be hOllering:
How about Jake LOeb?'''
Jake Loeb's friends are pushing
hard for his TeappOintment. The
Illinois Manufacturers assn the
State Street Stores assn, Sears-Roe-
buck, the stockyards crowd, school
land leaseholders, contractors
lineup for Jake is small numerically,
but tits a powerful combination. The
big guess is on what the mayor will
do.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-11
SCHOOL GOVT TO BE FIXED
OVER BY MAYORS JAKE
LOEB IN OR OUT?

Mayor Thompson is tackling the
biggest job that has been up to him
since he went into office. AS soon as
Gov. Lowden signs the Baldwin Otis
Mueller bill he will have full power
to name eleven men and women who
will constitute the new board govern
ing Chicago's public school system
with a wider authority than any pre-
vious school board.
And even if Gov. LoWden doesn't
sign the bill and the present school
board law sticks on the statute
books, then it's the mayors duty to
appoint this year Is new members of
the present board of q. Counting
Trustee Charlie Peterson, whose re-
appointment by the mayor was not
approved by the council, the mayor
viii have 16 new members to name.
From inside the school board
among people close to the ThOmp-
sOn-Lundin organization comes the
talk that howsOever the new school
board is to be reOrganized, these six
trustees stand a strong chance for
TeappOintment: Pres. Jake Loeb, E.
J, Piggott, Charles R. Young, Mrs. F. J
E. Thornton, Ernst J. Kreutgen,
Charles S. Peterson.
If Jake Loeb is named again by
the mayor, the City Hall will shake
with the tUmult Of the forces lined
up against the official who on his
own initiative wrecked the merit sys-
TEN and dropped 68 teachers last
June without notice or trial.
Mayor ThompsOn's appointment
of Jake Loeb to stay on at the head
of the public school system will be
the signal for the hottest paFlia-
mentary fighting the council cham
Der has known in long time" said
an alderman Of the council schools
committee today. 81 doubt whether
the mayor will name Jake. I knew
man in the Thorn nSOn-T I'm din crnuyd
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-11
FRENcHlNG oERMAN-FRIED IS
CHEFS LATEST JOB

CHEFS LATEST JOB
Guisseppi Creppi was an Italian
who drew down a fancy wage in the
Hotel Sherman kitchen for his skill
Learned in French school Of Gull
nary art-in Germanizing the Irish
potato. But since the war break
German-fried potatoes have not been
such a popular restaurant order. So
Creppi found himself without Job.
Creppi hied himself south on Clark
street to the Kaiserhof hotel, but he
was unfortunate in arriving there on
the very day that the hotel changed
its Teutonic monicker to the more
American Atlantic hotel" He didn't
land a job.
He tried again, but he couldn't
speak German and the head chef
couldn't speak anything else, so he
again failed to land.
But Creppi it is said, is now back
at the Sherman Frenching the fry
ing spuds in delicious and most sa-
worry style.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02

Sklrmish.ng around small posts tu the
woods OF LeUetrc and jury uprthwcsu Of
Hiry were the only features of the nrlt-
ing ON the western front, as reported m
today official statement The nigh, was
generally calm