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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-02
TIGER. JUNIORS BEAT
SAINT STANLISLAUS
Especial 70 TIE TIMEs.l

EAST CHICAGO. IND, Aug. BE
cause Of unusual ability OF Frank ST.
mon the Tiger Junior pitcher they de-
feated the strong St stanislas team
by a score Of II to 2. The fielding and
batting Of the Tiger Juniors was little
short OF wonderful they being credit
cd with two double plays and twelve
hits. including a home run and
three base hit. The homer was knock
ed by G. Edyer the Juniors third
baseman. F. Simon, the pitcher Of the
T. Juniors. is credited with is strike
outs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-02

terday for another Knbane-Leonard
fght-twelve rounds this time Pro-
moter Hinkel communicated with
Leonard's manager in New York Kill
bane claims he underestimated Leon
ard and was not in condition when
Leonard knocked him out in three
rounds in Philadelphia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-02

There is a model fish market in CO.
penhagen, built by the municipality.
With the exception Of the large vari-
cites, like cod and haiibut. all the fish
are kept alive in tessellated tanks with
running water.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-02
WILLIE RITCHIE
VS.. MCCARTHY

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Aug. 2
Willie Richie meets Johnny Mccarthy
here Friday night. Mccarthy was sub
stituted as Ritchies opponent after
Joe River and Frank Barrieau declined
to box the former lightweight cham
pion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia, 2; St Louis. I.
New York. 3; Pittsburgh. l.
Brooklyn. 6; Cincinnati. ,.
Boston at Chicago. rain.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-02

that Lieutenant Elliott might provide
interesting exhibitions for fairn Lieu
tenant Elliott has seen service in
France and at Galipolis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-02
THE STANDING
AnrERICAN rERGuE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago. 4; Boston. 0.
Cleveland. g. Philadelphia 5.
Washington. 5; Detroit. 4
St Louis at New York. rain.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28
llntcrboItnnos.gpco,uciTer.


,,wsarhlanb"- Vanocbine nno @anbclbilocr.
,,ptppDorpme"-g gSau0cpiae ullo gSdiloelbiloel.
YidDtin"-8nu0eOine un0 2Slnoelbiloer.
,'NibeI Hiciu Harl" - Idglim Soii5erte Ano
:. ,s'en sbCrsd - aaau8 Gon8erte uuO anOeV
yvs@aSa Oar 9dOIl3 gauOsOiuc nHA
,oolSwcnS @ariS - 9daIih gauoeOieue,
Tang uno arlbere llnierbaIiungen.
.,..xpIaeiier" - adallp @gfurtoHen per Sam'
,2ODc NOint" IdeIin Iahmitiaes Gxfur.
ltonen. nuSgenommen Sonntdgs.
- N9slnpeaie Bead GdGi1 @rtnrIonen per
o0annftafter @arf" - Som 81. bis 81.
luauli eroBes Gnnniiaiier Gruiceit
6unsert i'm 9attrriom.4art.
&aB 9roeramm fiji oas @on5ert oes Ildotis
lnen Rari Grdciiere uuier 9eihino oce Hroi.
gl6enS bon 7.So bis 10 ii6r it, @ie foaf:
w'an6lpalGteo baltimore our Saliis ..s,r,o,
marfd iGe Spirii oi 'Gf%. 8onS,sSeb6
SiScriHrrc+ ~ S16c Witi rSS t6c Gilt &eiaacr
sWSseIooien ant pMau9btp Wdrieila, a, &eroesIII
SorHei'solo Y55e %9Tee ga,s StS5 fSlia TaS's0
SieSScio Sifa sOsVit %ioosTSio S' ln6 5naIc @rciiCH
q, aus Der Wiilidr SOmpbonp 49,; 990on
Eotrol. r1be 6iabldnoers" 80. Snnrenoeaii
Nsarib, aWiD Warblanb",. ......... NDarnnt
"Siar Spdngleo Banner"
Minni5ipal.anpsne.
Die Wluni3ipal Senpcne, Sobn Sbel Anpeus
meiiier ipicli beuie 9tbenb bon s bis 1890
lRr an Sreoerds 9lbe. ilno pollinSLir., nllo
ortnat iolacnoes @roarnmm our Sur@lhb'
rung.
DdlnBipaI.eicb baltimore, oir Bali.
@arS, .&bc SfiaanSs. 'scrieS
9goam.
Y'eooien aus ,Noele" ......... Arianct
ArombonesGolo .0dlbarn" .......... HObncO
(Scrr gSm s. 0aiier)
.Aooolano 94bifpcre." .......... 08tbulfa
SelcttDn WiariinHn, ....,........ gSullacc
1an5s sBrogramnl:
one o,siS0o,o Sicg "2Deres sdnO 0eoonO eSront iss
5ifber.
Snbotte Ser @Iiibuntm" .............. .0inde
1oncD 9aiice y1be Sioblauo SLING"
5rlS.. glnna lD1oore, @6iqnIl SDonnen.
sllice, oerI. Nlaru aoenla, Seaneiie Sebb, Gm'
mo Bauer. Gli5abctb gH0liersberaer. glnnn Yl.
Sbtplcn. glnnd GumIel Wdloreo SbiplcD. @las
DDS Sliioit SAB 0nmme.
Ndl5er, yIrelor 9glmour, ...... Na0ieutel
Ono Ttspa "sailine nipau on to-. 9endr9l 49,.
g1be siar epanele6 banner"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

Bruce. .StroBe.
@borleS 6. ennis, glr. 1903, Sfiper'
StroBe
@cor9c $. See 9lr. 1907 @icrcc-
StroBe.
Sobn 4. So6au 9ir. 3i6, S..%ooO.
StraBc.
9hlgiiit Nleudcn, Or 1921, Sonins.
StrnBc.
@iaiom g. Wlori6, glr. 23i gloro.
@inuor.StraBe
Charles y. @rabner, 9ir. 1883, Nic.
NcnrD. .StroBc.
Sobn Sdciolc, gir. lO6. SiiO.@iI-
mor.StraBc.
Stto 3. Scnning glr SOL Siio.
WlolutsStrobc
6ronf Sure, g}r. 2O3, giorO-Nlornt-
StroBe.
Somcs s. @1eIou Sry gir. 1li2,
9eIt-NinlberrD.Sl SlroBe
Grneit 9iingolo, 9Ir. 1909, Soroiogo-
Strobe,
Gborlcs s. Bed, 9tr. 1919, Soaius.
SroBc.
George gSbitc, g}r. 1907, Ginc.S Str
So6n 3. Golcp, 9lr %, ylorO.@iI.
mOrAStrnBc.
gSiaiam u. Geltou 9tr. 1918, Sreoe.
rid 9IOenue.
9eruorO 3entorof 9ar. 1911 @eit-
Frott.StraBc.
Tcwev &Qrter, 9lr. 500, 9i..Nlount-
5traBc,
SEQ S. Dloguirc, Or. 427, SiiO-@iI-
mor.StroBc.
@lcrria S. 2. German, glr. 325, g.
Wlomt.SiroBe,
elmer 9ll6reAt 9}r. 1907, @.9om.
baro-StroBe.
SS. % 9lOoiion 9lr. 1919, @cit-6u.
Dettc-StroBe.
3. ". Gnglebart, gtr. 207 Siio.@il.
mor.Strobe.
g9illiani S. 3el, 9tr. 20l, SiiO.@iI.
nor. StroBc.
&. 9iihorO So6nion ytr 209, SiiO.
6ldton2IDemc.
e SurIt g8ilion, DR. 1881, GomonO-
ion-9Ipemie.
SoucS G6oic, glr. 1910, @cii-Sora.
to0o.S troBc
5. Sol 9rop6p, 9lr. 30l gior0.
Stridcr StraBc.
@i0iom s. @aiircp, 9lr. 35i Siio-
Snlton-2lpenuc.
Sionep GbarIeS @liaer glr. 17i6.
@eii-Eroii.SiroBe.
Di Goaor CONNER, glr. 301, SiiO.
Stridcr. SiruBe.
$. 9ii6op @orten glr. il09, gScli.
6oDctc.StrdBc.
$, Nguliis 9romn 9lr. 3i2, 9toro.
@ilmor. Strnbe.
George S9. 9iciS, 9lr. 1888. NlcSen.
rD-Strobe.
9l6ert 6, 9fodel, 9}r. 1911, @eii-Sn.
pcltc. StraBc.
@iaian NJ. Spof, glr. 1918 60.
monOion.9lpcunc.
9Iu6roic .. Bilicrion, 9ir. 1916, ~.
ASrott.StroBe.
SS. Stewort SSo0ner, glr 327 Siio.
SSooOpcar. Strobc.
9lua 9lcOonaSfL 9lr. 1869, Super
SttoBc.
9licborO Guano, 9lr. 525, 9loro Eor.
riff StroBe.
SliOolp1 %riu5. 9ir 800, SiiO.Siri.
er.StroBc.
Soriel Co0lor, glr. III. 9t.-9rlce.
StruBe.
Soiepb y. @lnrpb1. 9lr. 1928, @eit.
9oltimorc.StroBe.
6ront N}. NilOcr6ron0t, 9lr. GIG,
Siridcr. StroBc.
(bomaS S. 9luforO Or 53S, 9loro-
Mount. StroBe
slnoS Sec, 9tr. o3S, Niount.StraBe.
S0omaS <. SnDocr, 9lr. %, 9loro-
6ulton'9luenue.
81 Gorrol SobnS glr 400, 9ioro.
@ruce. StrnBc.
5amcS :. Soncs, 9lr. 325, @ilmor.
Strobe.
Geo, @. Icrcnbergcr )ir. i7ii, ".
6rauflinsStraBc
;Sranf g 6reorill 9ar. a2S. SiiO-
Strider StraBe
Ro0crt q George, 9lr is. 9loro
OionntStroBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

StnnIcp McSug6. 6Ot T.-Gorcpitr.
8iIbert Sol. Sadion, 956 6ranf-
lin9looo.
@owarO SoncS, t10A Gol6ounitr.
Sod Hurfins, 615 Gincentiir.
@illiom 9lnoreu Soof, 1884 g}oro.
@ilmor-StraBe.
Niorris q. %uticrman, 1880 g4elt-
Gloiberiir.
Sonuel 9rown, 700 9f..ginccntiir.
@ilis s. 9rofcnber, 1115 9iiggS.
9lpcnue.
Somcs 9. acrbp 1910 Wloi6eritr.
SuliuS 9. 2eSrcIl, Cos GloDmont-
glpcnuc.
@corec 8. grown, 2OOt 9afauettc-
glpcnuc.
SarrD Goipcr g(bring,' 2705 Sor-
Icm-glnenuc.
George Sollono, I'LL @1atcooiitr.
@iaiam Z. Gobinion 20t3 CotlcD.
@lollricc @lcGonicl, 1928 Eorroi6.
@co. u. Nciocman, 1920 9t..6ul.
ton-glpenue.
SamcS 9. 0lori6on, 1908 ". -9lo-
ldcr-S StroBc.
SbonaS y. MlcEono9b, 1910 NiggS
Sucuc.
@iIlon See, 1A07 Nioi0critr.
Stobcrt Sec Soeon 1905 gtrIiug.
ton.9lpe.
Glareurc Siuton, 1909 @indcicritr.
@iaiom $. @cmill, 1888 2dn-
polc.StraBe.
gernon Som6m, Ills GoI6oanIir.
@m. S. Snbboro, 1000 Garrollton.
9loemc.
Gmorp airuan IT, OF q. Sutton,
Apenuc.
Sor 5. 6olloms. 1913 GOmonoion-
glpcnue.
10. Giitrift.
Gic OhIiterlu9s.g]e60roc ser 10.
9arO, beiicbcnO aus Or. Dlorfus 6.
Smt6, Gr. s. s. Nolmo mo Surrp
6. Yants, BAT ooS Gaiotim bon ia
@Ronn mo 5e5n 9Sro5cnt 9leicrpe icr.
tig geiteat- Gie 9lngenommcncn
limo:
GborlcS 6. @iorIcp, 9Ir. III, Sno.
Gilmor-StroBe.
9to0 sE Niiler, 9tr. 1914, g9 .@rott,
StroBe.
6ronf 6. Noof, 0ir. 1921. ggcit.Scr.
ington- Strdbc.
G6orlcS 6, Ciron 9lr. 3t7 9Ior0,
Strider- StroBc.
Srtc g. Conobic, gfr 316, SiiO.
Strider. ShaBc.
slacu VroofS, 9lr. 523, Eorrii6 IT.
@lorion s. &orp, 9lr. 339, Siio.
llonroc- StroBc.
3arfO 0ufarnop6, 9Ir. 1908. Nic-
SpenrD-StroBc.
5. @l 6isoi6bons, gir- 10, Siio-
Strider- -Strabc.
Gollius ailboirnc, 9lr. 1921, @cit.
Sorotogo. StraBc.
Gcorgc S. Senjler, 9r. 220, Siio.
6ultor9Ipcruc.
". 2 9aincS, glr. 1906, g2. .8ronf-
lin.StruBc.
u. g. Stewort, 9lr. Ill 9loro-Gol.
StroBc.
). Soi. 9Roicnoolc glr. 1922, 8eii-
SombarO.SiraBe.
Sobn " Scuis, Dir. i60S. gScit.So.
roto0a.S SiraBc.
@culD o 3obnion ytr. 34i, 9ioro.
Stridcr-ShoBc
HMprcncc 9ricc, 9ir. l02, 9ioro.9jil.
mor-SiraBc.
@alter 6. Ctto, Ofr. 1tS. glOoiion
9lncD.
eOmorO Griun 9ir. 22G, Siio.Go.
rep StrdBc
Erciton 8. Sono0, glr, 500 9loro.
Nloun-StrnBc,
O. ytort6 Sqcli6, SEoturcut, Wio
@inIom y. Gono6nc, 9lr, 327, Dale.
9Iucmc.
s. @PaOiion Qloot, 9ir t722, &eIi-
,Sooctte. 5iroBc
G6arIcS s. 5mitb, 9ir. 10, ytoro.ed.
rcp.Sirobc
@erbert 3. Shlih GER. 1910, SSclt'
DhlIbcrrp. .StraBe
Sina 9raolcp 9ir, ia 9iorO.Niu-
ccutSirabc
Soln 6. cieiicl 9lr 2io 1ii0.eIil-
mor. StroBc
gSiIlioni 3 Diuclcr g'r 1889 Rnat
ioV. 1iraGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

Ylnntbiug, Furnaces, Ronaes ina
Srien, OahOcdcu inc Aiimen
psnntn RIpe.. bz2 Npro- .srsmnnL Abenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

glus ben iibrigcn 8unoes. .8etter.
bepbnbtlngSf fStotionen lpuroen Die
iolgenoen bOditen Eenlperaturen, Die
Inn s ll6r 0eitcrn 9(beuo 6erridten,
beridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

NNuDV II. -VtN lullNlbt CVO GNlNJIiA.
9bco. q. &ru9, 500 9lrlington-glpc.
@0w. Simbcl, 1927 @oplor @rope.
@m. u. Bad. 23O9 @bclieo. Serroce.
SorrO $. Nooper, t716 Sorlcm-
9lpe.
@cor9e u Grooo, 1886 9inOen.gIpe.
6orrp Sones, 1918 8botcoot.St
6rcO $. 5tufeimcr, 90i @ooOIcpitr.
Charles .. S1cdeGS ,2750 2oiopct.
tc-9lOe.
@oworO q. Sfane, 1908 SorIem.
glpenilc.
0iOcon 5. Sciiop, $3.50 Srtidcritr.
glllen Carr, 1909 Nloi6eritr.
SomIcI u. 0upalI, 1904 2oiapet-
te.gIpenue.
Sobu u. 9rounlcin, 1913 Sorlem.
glpenue.
@m. S. 9nbb, 1l56 Gol6ornitr.
Robert .. @loton 1918 Summit.
Ylocc.
Comes u. S9beatleg, jr., Cal glorO.
GareDitr.
Milton Galloway, 6Ot 6ilton-9lpc.
Gorcp 6. Sbnm6ert, 726 Wtonrocitr.
@m. 8. g9cbb, 1881 9}..Moimtitr.
Oscar q. Monus, 1888 8inccntiir.
W. 6. SerdenBobu 2000 2oiu1ct.
te.glpenue.
@eor9e ". Sdpin9er, 600 @lcnol.
ocn-glbc.
SurrD g. Bcoic, 1905 Nioi6eritr.
Cornelius Gcon, 1903 @inheIierIir.
SomeS 8. Nlcicr, 1880 2onpalciir
Williant WoriicIo, 1880 QanpaIclir.
@iaiom @ariicIo, 925 yf..Sinccnt.
Hidoro $. Sonce, 917 9ooOlcDitr.
@ictor Soll, 1901 g8in6eitcritr.
ySm. i. y9ooOp, S29 @oooDcorItr.
NiidacI 5. @bccIer, 1919 @ioi6rr.
StroBc.
NlorcuS q. Yarf, 736 GarroIItou.
glbcmic.
Soiep6 9iolin Otto 1921 Poplar
@ropc. StroBc.
SSo6n 9. S'QonncIL 1903 9raooilb'
SIpc.
glOOiion Soncs, 1888 N..@orcDltr
@corge Soi6crt, ir., 1858 2onpolc.
g9iaion 2. Sticg 1888 N.-6ulton.
glbe.
gOgor s. 9foriban, 722 @ilmorIir.
Carl n. So6nion, 1917 ". .9onOalc.
S6omoS SAP, fi07 @6otcootitr.
Sugb Giielep, tt0i 9lpplctoniir.
Sobn 3. NPiaer, ii0S HigeS.9lpc.
Glarcnrc So6nion 1921 @botcoat.
Nobert 6. Barter, ITO N6otcootitr.
NihorO M. Iudett, fi46 Gorcuitr.
George 6. Grill, 1880 Sorlcn-9lpc.
Sronf @opOman 1927 @orrii6-9Il.
Slidoro 0pcr, 1913 Garltonitr.
Sorris 6. Springcr, 1401 |oplar.
@rope.
9cpcrlD $. @lcrccr, 800 9E.3uIton.
gloc
Niniom ". gllOcD, 900 gt..@ilmor.
Sam. ". @arficlo, 1912 Gomono.
Ion.glpcnue.
9RoIono S. slbroms, 1905 EopIor.
Wropc.
&bas $. Sepburn 1923 Oliees-
9lpe.
SoDu s. 93crrcnbergcr, 25iO @lo.
i6eritraBe.
Soiepb s. SantrD, 1880 SorIem.
glpcnlc.
Sonics 6. Gontrcs, 027 @ooop1nr.
glno. 9olono s[oams. 1914 yliggs.
9lpcnue.
@m. $. Einocll. IT,, 1886 Foplar
@roDe.
ooIc y. Glnrf, 6l9 6uIton.9lpc.
9lrt6ur q. Saul, 926 Y. ,@auionIir.
GborIcs s9iIion, 1923 f.-Golbom
Solonton q Nonooll, StS ggooo.
pcaritrnbc.
@iIliom 6. Monoi6onr, GIG 91oro-
MiouutitroBc.
Snmucl gl @agenier, COZ gloro.
MountitroBc.
Gborles Sobnion 1921 gorrii6ltr.
SorrD 9. @ilfcr. 23t4 Moibcrltr.
@larcluc Colbert, tOit N.-GarcDiir.
@uecne @otfinS, til3 &..GorcDitr.
lbomos ". acclon, 301S gOmono.
lon.9lncnic.
Charles g. 9Sicrcc, 1910 Gomono-
ion.9lpcuuc.
Grncit gtopaIl 1921 S9ooSDcoriir.
1Municno Dloorc, HOG Earrii5.
Clifton GQioit GomonOion-9lpc..
neutrality-suspicious..
SomcS @ilbcrt 603 aloicOoIc.nr.
slrihur 2. NlotoG, 1913 Summit.
Glocc.
&omor0 W. Herr, S0S 9}. .O}ourt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

Ea6otb. i--85 $3.50 i-2b $2,7b0
,,endnrb Mistur 50. Of Baltimore, GbarltA
Gtnbc ln0 Wlt Nobdlglbcruc,
earon, bic popudrc 0dr S3Db nilo $Si5.
,,WarIel Niubile Co., Batgae J4JS-i&lu,
WDrO.G burlcS .Gifabc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28
@clddfts. @cSmcller.
gPQtlonol. .Wanfen.
WIercOutiIc gIGeHcg.
9l. IS. Om & Co..
COZ Go aParpIauo 1ruIi NmIoina

glQtlonol-Banfen.
.,2Be cD sepn giaslonal Qlani1 Nahs uuo
@rcterSirabe. 2acQb s8. oooi %rAliosnt
0cnrb So Mcouc, Nuiircr
,eccpnh 9lationnl Soui", Asa Shb,broaoip0n.
~. Isl Ndgncr, 0uliirer
sgpctem giatlUnnl Nant", IA yurO Guinus4ts
a9. Miarloa. Raiilrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-28

Soul s. Sboloipitt5, 1876 q. Greter.
Somes 9. 0oois, 1924 Sefferion.
gSiliom @atts, 523 g. Greter.
EroDers Smitb, 2O4 g. Caroline.
@riel growm 11t7 0It 2erineton.
8iIiom 6rend), 604 Subbnro 9u.
SomeS 9cnion, GIG Sub6oro 9ll.
.Samuel Gobcu, 124S Oit 6opette.
2oilis g[. Gears, 1914 NtcGIOerrD.
Bernard $on, 1877 goit.
ellis gsfopis, 10 9. Sieb.
g8m. 9S,Sboulleffer, 4OS gl.Gorolinc.
TbomoS ". @oulfe, 200 gi. Sront.
Som gSooO, ID g. Caroline.
Sobn yScIlon, ZIG Goblin.
gSiaiom 6. @oIcs, 146 Goblin.
Syobn gg. @olloipop. 1119 Sbompion.
Syog. 6. Eocus, 1880 OItgoItimorc.
Somucl SSciner, 9t7 Oit.6opette.
gm. S. NllirroD, 1884 WtoD.
SomeS Queen, 214 GoIDin.
2ouis GopIon zoos Sit 6opette
t6. Giltritt.
Ter 9cridt ser 9cborOe 0es i6.
GiItrifts nit 5. $. Strobmeper as
goriiber lautet: Sir Den Gienlt
ouSgeu6blt:
stanley q. SipslcD, 1871 @ilmor'
StroBe.
@onI u. gcnncr, 1888 @.-2onpoIc-
StroBc
Sobn 30. So6nlou, 913 @batcoot.
StraBe
gOparo 2c9oD Moron 1924 8elt-
9anoolc-StroBe
g9. Geo. goDlnn, 1915 ". -2anualc-
StroBe
9m. 9uhuop, 1902 Sliges.glbe.
@oiparO 3. GonnellD. 625 N.-Go-
reD.Str
2eipis 90. SuOIcr, 715 G..Gol6orn.
9lcginolo Q. @atfinS, S12 gf..Stri.
dcr.StroBe.
Stobilc Sdnto, 1925 @ooOIcpir,
ellie Gompag, 1144 Gorrollton-
9lpc.
@m. 80. Sd)nciOer, GA @uloSfiitr.
9lOoIpb Coeblcr, no N..FopionIir.
9lcIion 9. Morenn 2015 @.-2o.
foDette-9lpe.
@loicS s. gouno, 1924 @cit-2a-
foDctte.gloe.
6ronf S. GoifHon, 61S N..6lilton.
glbenue.
SomcS S. Sancod, G05 N..Molmt.
StroBe.
Snmes 9. @ouncn, 600 @iIbertitr.
eugene s. GoIii0p, 1924 Sorlcm-
9[oe.
SerrD u. See, 626 Yriceitr.
CHARLES $. Sail, 1893 gt..Stridcr.
9ieluton &irbp, 1907 9t..MonroeItr.
@iaiam 3. 9iobbb, 9t4 N. -6iIton-
9loeme.
glrtbir 6. 9lomberg, 92S gloro.
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g(pcnuc.
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ton.Rooo.
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glilguit 6. @lottcS, 5000 @omono-
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glDcnic.
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&upicrI6mie0e unh $tlalbcrS.
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Sirabe.
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misunderstanding.
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-03
DAUGHTERS OF THE
REVOLUTION MEET

The pioneer chapter of the D. A. r.
held its regular meeting at the home
of Mrs. A. L. Bush with Mrs. ]. H..
StofieI and Mrs. Sisk assisting hos
tesses.
After the regular business was
transacted a communication from the
Colonial congress was read, asking
that each member give so cents to aid
in rehabilitating a village in France.
The chapter voted unanimously to
grant this request.
The Navy league reported $50 gar
ments had been knitted and delivered
to headquarters or sent direct to the
boys at the front and that $3.50 had
been raised and paid for yarn and $57
on hand. A war relief committee was
appointed to raise funds for relief
work.
Mrs. Pursell and Mrs. Stofiel gave u
most interesting talk on the worth of
the Red Cross and Y. NJ. C. A. at the
front
Mrs. Perky, secretary of the Nation
al Defense league, explained the reg
istration service cards, which was
much appreciated. Every member
was busy with her knitting during the
session.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-03
NO STATEMENT,
BY THE ALLIES
ON AIMS IN WAR
Americas Proposal Passed
for the Time at Least
Without Favorable Ac-
ton at Conference.
Delegate From Kerensky
Government in Russia In
dorses Americas Position
Military Sit u a tt o n
Comes First.
By LOWELL MELLETTE.


Paris. Dec. 2-The allies councils
have decided TO postpone temporarily
the re-statement of war aims. sug-
Eested by America.
Influences \ back of the decision
which became known today, after the
first highly successful meeting of the
supreme war council, were not spec-
fled.
1t was believed, however, that for
the immediate present, the delegates to
both the inter allied and the supreme
war council meetings. were decided
that close knit plan of war business
should be decided on, leaving to future
meetings of the war council the details
Of other. correlated subjects.
URGED BY RUSSIAN.
Ambassador Maklakoff, whom Ker-
ensky appointed envoy to Paris, and
who sat with the inter allied council
as Russia's unofficial representative
although disavowed by the Bolsheviki,
urged the allied statesmen to make
such a restatement Of war aims.
Colonel House, as previous United
Press dispatches have reported has
impressed on all leaders President Will
sons view that joint, frank and full
statement of exactly what the allies
are fighting for, would be military
measure" of supreme Importance.
House Joined with Maklakoff in this
request for such a restatement. Brit
ish representatives 1t was understood,
were passively acquiescent.
CLOSER WAR DIRECTION.
But the council meetings were held
to be first of all war business" gath
erings and the urgent necessity of the
day adjudged to be that of closer and
immediate actual war direction. Pre-
sumably it was for this reason that
the war aims discussion was post
poned.
The final meeting Of allied statesmen
and war experts still here for an after
math session of the inter-allied council
took place at the French foreign office
this afternoon. Colonel House presid-
ed and made a very brief speech.
Nearly all the American delegates
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-03

ing markets. shortage of labor. short
age of cars and shortage of facilities,
the high priced problems of increased
food production and conservation, indi-
cate that the farm bureaus have been
of great help and that this type Of
farm organization is most effective. In
the futu:e the farm bureaus must pre-
pare to occupy a role of even greater
Importance, for war emergencies will
compel organization of every industry
and especially farming. as never be-
fore.
LABOR ILLUSTRATION.
The present farm labor crisis will
serve as the most recent example OF
such a need. There is only one answer