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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-07-14

The Paris Matin says: "The Irish
took q brilliant share in the hard
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-08
Frfie Yrtfft fit Seras: greitas bea 5. SUM 1917.

Thinning nit ben 8%eitimml.n9en
Ser @derbart6eboroe gu bringen, ODER
audi aus benz beIteberoen Mbfome
men ole 8ebingungeu aus5umer5en,
Die Der Ourbfiibrune Der beboroli.
d)en Mnoronineen binoerno i'm 8e-
ee iteben. SIT oas 2ano ni6t per-
padtet, 10 ltebt benz 8oaro oas &eft
gu, oapon 9eiis gu ergreifeng uano
90 al lnb things as appear to tbenl
neceiiorD OF oelirable for tie .c%ultipa-
ton of tbe lano" mie Die gorlage
leIbit es al,soriift. 9as betr. 8ar-
lnnentsfomite, bas lie oorbereitete,
bat fat einitimmie beri6tet. Nur
Sir Mattbem WoGace iprad iid oa-
eegen aus. Do6 peri6piee Die bril-
tifde Breiie Dem golfe feline Gin
manoe, Die aaeroings l%ftperpiegen=
ser geatur iino. Seoenfaas biloet
Sic Corn Broonction 8in einen @e-
genitanb, Ser Der 8ea6t1ng and)
ser Breiie unieres 9onoes inert NOS
re, ober mo- ipiirt oapon fol1m Ell
nen Saudi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-08

bob uno aonis Siaismuno Der
Dritte ernannte i'm am Z. Sunni
1889 gum @ofaftor uno fonigli-
den Diener. Gin ufonialider Ole
11er" genoB Die Mus5ei6nlng, feinem
geamten ooer @eridt peranttportlidJ
81 Iein ouber Dem &onie ielblt. aus
benz nmitanb, oaB Saul 8abl Ser
trauensmann oes &onies tpuroe
uno BEN 3itel yfoniglider 9iener"
fithrte, leitet nun 8alabon ben IT.
Iprung Der 2egenoe fer. Ser Ct
tel ,%foniglider 9iener" muroe nit
Dem aonigstitel pertpe6ielt, Die
uralte Gage, Der srobe &eidtllm
9ouls uno leine ipra6lid)e Ser
med)leluns u1o nnrif]tigfeiten tru.
gen oos lire oaaa1 bel, bic merf=
miir6ige 2egenoe bonn jiioilder
gintaesfonia BON golen entlteber
III Iuffen.
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s. A. A. P.

Nuttnft -
SO. 16-gom Souffon, Baco uno Cor
pus gbrifi ........7:05 nadm.
SO. 14-gon 5ouiton nnb aiitenosten
.6:15 t1ort1.
SO. 12-Won goafum rnb Aiiitenorteu
.2:05 nn6m.
SO. 41-@on &errbiIe ....9:15 BORN.
SO. 43-bon 4erbiIe, MIR Sonntaas
....... dben0s
SO. 145-gon aerrbiIIe, tdgIid, ausges
nommen Sonntaes -.6:45 n6enos
Mbfanrf =
80. i5-Na1 Souron. waco unD Cor.
pus @brifi 1926 BORN.
10. 13-Nah Sonfton unb &iiftenorten
9:20 nberi0s
SO. 11-Nad goafum unb aiitenorten
.................. 2:2O nad)rt.
SO. 42-Nad &errbiue. nur an Conn
tdgen .......... 500 n1nrgens
$50. 146-gaad 8errbile. .4:50 abenos
80. 146) Nnh 2errbine tdglid, ausges
nnmimen Sonntnes. 7:0b BORN.
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sd CLAUDE %beitimmt", f9reibt

yS6 glatbe be1ttlttnt" lWretbf
SRI. Clara Mbrabarn bon @aplorb,
Minn., ubdtte meine Mutter ni6t ge-
iast: r2abt 1ns einmal Sorni's 81
penfraliter probieren", ib batte mild
elmer Operation ipegen Mppenoicitis
untertperfen miiiien, oenn beg Mr5-
tee Meoiain uoate mir ni6t megr
beIfen. Sorni's M~lpenfrauter lit
ausge5eidnet; es fat meine @eln11o-
beit boGie tpieber bergeiteut." SIM
mer tpieber bort man 6erarti9e
3ensniiie iiber sizes aIte, setter.
profile arG1terbeilmitteI. l1ngleib
a1toeren Meoi5iner lit es ni6t in
Mpotbefen al baben, ioroern es piro
brett 6urdJ 2ofalaeenten geliefert.
gonten Sic feinert @genten in ST.
rer Ma1barf6aft fennen, 10 i6reibcn
Sit an: 81. Yeter SobrneD & Cons
So, Chicago, 81. (Mn5.)
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G. H. & S. A. (Hauptlinie)

SItluIIt s~E rE=FAf -4Ef h+1Fsf g.
10. 1o1-s,.nret 2fmtteO. bon gen : 81.
SO. 1o2 snniet aimiteb, bon can 8ran,
cisco -. . 81. .3:5S bort1.
20. 7LsdHenaua' bon NetD 9 s5a M,
no. s.sdnsisna. bon Sci sie
northumberland. 1850 born.
10. 9+suniet ggpreb. bon AetD Or,
ID. iow-suniet erpret. ION Con 8ren.
cisco ............- $3.50 ndd6ls.
4bfdttf-A - t& 6s Il
80. 1O1-ysun1stl stn.tteo. nod ear
No. iSoamsunf,t eimifsS. nad 81 Ven 81
leans .s........ 400 BORN
70. 7-gGnenaua. mad GeI aic ~
.11:00s borm
50. s35dneisne nod aep 0rIen,s
........a....... 1875 na6rr.
80. e-eumiet egpret mad Con Srans
cisco ..............8 $3.50 nadnm.
10. 1o-euniet erprsb, nod Mem prs
epesiaI 9aira erprsb mad Gasre pat
$500. ....... IL NRitterna6t.
Victoria Division.
so. so1--gon souftoa, Bort aaDaea.
wietortd. giiero 7:06 nahnl
r.. soa-sad eu.so, eiet0ria. Dor,
2abacd. 6ouftofs ...s:1b borni.
M. K. & I. ks
Ma6 sscrDen-MbfaIrt
|Ro A-QnfnI .... .7:45 bcrtis
SO. s--ssEas speaioI $50 a1Ors.
No. 10-a9th. SIbers .,.ti:30 more
SO. 22-Na6 Souitcn. 1920 obenSs
So g. s s5as;a1, olesr ..... 4:is r sss%.
30. 9Aaatp 2in1iteb $50 nadut,
so. 7-4s9egas GpeeiaI~ 1920 abenSs
SO. 2t--won 9onfton ..7:3o morsers
SANTA FE q. & G. N. Depot
So. e-Nad BEN wOrbtn 300 nadm.
no. 2-gah benz Ncrben. .9:15 u1ora.
Gnfunft =
Sc. = 8om Rorben ......8:30 BORN.
SO. 1-@om Rorben ;. .s:0b abenos
S. A., u. & G.. Il. & @. N. Depot
Mrflrft
81. g Son Corpus gbriiti uno grofunss
30. i p,Hs sorsn; asr'ta i. sreiv1s..
30. sMgon garriso springs nnS
ghrbitaf gito -. $50 nadm.
&bfahrf =
SO. 1-Wa6 Corpus ghriiti II. grotpns,
billie .10:45 BORN.
| SO. 3-Nah Corpus gbriiti II. 8rotpnss
bile 49,. ...... 1O:4o rlad1rr1'
go. g Na6 gbrbital gitb unb garris
40 Gprines ..10:45 abenos
ARTESIAN BELT r. r.
| SO. 2O1-gbfobrt ........6:00 BORN,
/ go. 202-Gufunft ...... 4:45 nahm
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SnIano.

i N1Ib AONIAktbJNh ot$*Lh0O iOtOpA
inn Stoate Sfloboma baben aber-
mails beftige @irbelitiirme gebauit,
6alr1 melde Z Yerionen getotet uno
iiber SO perlebt muroen; aub Der
anaerid)tete Iaterialibaben lit mie-
oerrm febr beoeuteno. Sn Gentra=
Tia, &entudp, fam cine aus flint
Yerlonen beitebenbe 6amilie UNITS
2eben unb in. 9artforo fielen benz
Eornaoo stpei 2eute gum Spfer. Sn
Oflabon1a mllroe ser @eiddftsteil
Der stoot Terrp teilpeiie 5eritort
uno S1aben in 9obe BON Denig<
items $4,000 peruriadt. 8erluit
BON MeidJenIeben lit bier gliidlider
@eile nidt gu beflagen. Isle Die
| friiberen Stiirme NOR aub oieIes
l1nwetter mieoer BON molfenbrudar=
tigem Gegen uno itarfem Sagel-
iblag besleitet.
- Sn Snnburp, So, Dnroen bier
8erionen perbaftet, fuelbe i'm Ser
oa1t itanben, an Der gntfiibrung oes
ia Monate alten Sobnes bes 8an=
fier Sect BON lSpringfielo, Wo.,
nit beteiligt eetpelen 5u fem. SIN
2onfe oes Gerbors ltelte ii6 aber
beraus, baB Die 2eute abiolut nibts
NIT Dem ainoerrallbe gu tl1n gebabt
baben fonnten uno infolgeoeiien muir
oen fife l6leunigit aus Der Saft emit
laiien.
Die SIinois FEDERATION Of Ga
Dor bot in @emeini6aft nit Dem
.SGinois State Council of-9efenIc"
cine llnterindung iiber: Die llriaben
ser fiir5li1 in galt ct. 2ouis itatt-
gefunoenen Roiienfdmpfe unb Stra-
B~enunrnben begonnen. Wapor
MoQman bat Dor benz l1nteriuz
dungs : aomite erflart, bob nabr
reno Ger leeten feds Monate .gegen
5000. Neser aus ben 5iioitaater bon
gaif st.. Coulter 5nbrifanten in
Ser Sfpot a~ngeiieoelt ieien, oaB oie-
lelben Die Blate peiBer ar6eiter
eingenommen bdtten uno bob bier
ourd baltptiddIih Die iiinsiten auf..
itanoe uno Musldreitungen berpor,
gerufen ieier.
- Das 8ilnoesgeriht 81 Nerp
Sanen Cont, bot Ben 5ipangsfpei=
fen gerfauf BON t40 @aaiiern, me-
DIE Mitalieoern Der 9rtmafer-
unionen BON Danburn Bethel nno
Norpolf aeboren, .angeoronet. Ser
8ro5eB stpiihen Der 5ntmaAere
Union uno ben 5%abrifanten bat Die
@eridte BON Connecticut lett mebre-
rem sSsabren bei6dftiet. Die Union
| 5oa bierbei ben aiir5eren uno tuuroe
CUR 3ablung zines S6aoenerlateS
lomie Der @eribtsfoite,t perurteilt.
Bur Oednng oie{er getrage 1T iebt
ser aerid)tlide @erfauf bes Gigen-
tums Der Mrbeiter perfiigt.
Mm Donmeritas mittag wuree
ole Sarn1ers & Werbants 8aitf BON
Matditoheszs 2ays INN Die; Sutnnte
BON $3s4O0 beraubt. Dpm @aiiierer,
Den mie gerpobnlih nm pie Mittassi
it1noe ALIEN in Der ganf mar irno
ans Der Mbbier ! @aif)ine beiddftist
mar, mmroe BON Den Hanbern elm
nit %gbloroform ~setrdnftes Tud,
fiber ben aopf geworfen, fpcrauf Die
Spitbuben bas IN Sidt befinolide
| @elo omneftierten. Der @erlitit Der
ganf ioG ourh 8eriifernng geoedt
fein.
Die in @aibin9ton, D. 6,
abgebaltene aonpention Der aonfo-
berierten 8eteranen lit beenoet. Der
bisberige Gbef : &ommonoeur, Gene
raj Geo. g. Surriion bon Opelifa,
aIa, murbe mieoer errpoblt uno
Sulla, OfIa., als noditer Seriomm.
lunasort altserleben.
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Or. 6armeWs 8eham6Imma

fir arebs, Snmor, boie @eidipiire etc,
lit iebt at bnben in $50. 209h Qlano
8laaa, Gan Mntonio, oberbalb Soiter's.
9ies iii Die orieinene 5aripea 8ebanor
lrna, 10 befannt in Sn @ntorlio nno IN
geras. Mrs. &artuea, fompetente Rfles
9erinnen nnb qualifi8ierter Gr5t iteben
3ur. 8erfiigung.
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Cine bebenflide Wakresel!

@rodett 5S3 Wn5.)
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SCREEN

Sir bnben cine groBe ausipobl
bon perldieoenen Stplen bon Nebs
Giiren nnb mir MAIDEN ir9eno Elm
Writer ooer @r0Be.
STEVES SASH & DOOR co.
Grofett 5S3 fsliB.)
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6 R E E N S

@ir baben cine groBe Musnobl
BON berihieoenen Stplen bon Hes-
Giiren n11o mir ma6en irgeno etn
MuIter ODER @rDBe.
STEVES SASH & DOOR co.
@rodett 5S3 (Mn5.)
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Liberty Line ppn Hront-S nrem.

9os groBte uno belt oiiortierte So
ger Don 6ront= u1o inneren Siiren,
6as ie i'm Siiomelte geseigt unroe.
STEVES SASH & DOOR co.
Grodett 5S3 (s(n5.)
Evening journal., 1917-08-04
child Tells OF
ASSAULT; Police
EXPRESS DOUBT
from First Page.

saplted but according to Mrs. klo-
berg. the grandmother, the girl has
large lump on the back Of the head
evidently caused by some instrument
in the hands OF the person who Is
alleged to have assaulted her.
An examination made by DR.. II. w.
Briggs showed that no harm had befal-
len the child She is large for her
age.
The police are inclined TO scout the
story related by the girl, however, as
Sergeant Of Detectives Green was
sitting within thirty feet OF the al
leyway where the girl was found at
11.3O o'clock last night In addition,
Mrs Hannah Casey. of No. 1923 Clay
mont street. who was sitting on her
steps between II and 2 o'clock says
that she saw the Klob>rg girl walk
ing east on Thirteenth street from
Claymont street. alone Some time
later the girl was found in the alley
way. and Mrs. Casey, who assisted
i'm applying restoratives to the strick-
en- girl. identified her as the person
she had seen previously.
The Kloberg girl disappeared from
her home two years ago and was To-
Gated at the home of friends some
time later.
Evening journal., 1917-08-04
DRAFT ELIGIBLES
Will Face board
here next week
lcontInned rrom rlrst 80

CONTINUED From First Page.)
waive claim to exemption. This wiz
Of course. save much work OF the local
boards. who must pass'up6n all claims.
There is a possibility that there will
be meeting OF the boards Monday
night, at which timo the physical OK
aminations OF the day will be passed
upon, but this viii be only IL the work
Of examining the men called to appear
on Monday Is completed at an early
hour.
Particular stress was laid today on
the necessity Of exact knowledge con-
corning the process o fthe draft. Each
man who has received his call. is
urged to thoroughly study the bullo-
I'm Of instruct Ons enclosed with his
call and TO zealously follow out all In
structions II conta MS. Ii was pointed
out that as I'm law. ignorance excuses
no one. and that the same applied to
the rules Of the draft and that cour;
martial is liable TO follow any evasion
Of the regulat' ons.
A few errors in the notices 10 ap-
pear for examination that have been
sent out by the local exemption boards
were discovered last night but &c IS
believed they will cause no difficulty
as IN all cases they are easily discern
ible. A few Of the notices sent out
from Board No. 3, designate a. m.
las the hour TO appear for examination,
whereas 4 o'clock in the afternoon IS
time that should have been desienat-
ed In all cases whore the time for
appearance is designated as earlier
than 8 o'clock I'm the morning, the
recipient Of tho notification should re-
port. az the stipulated hour in the af-
ternoon.
A few notices sent out by Board
No 2 direct the eligibles 10 appear
for examination on July 81 II was
announced for the benefit OF all who
have received these incorrect notices
that August is the date that should
have been written on the call
Several attempts have been made Of
late TO damage the call lists hung in
the ante room and members OF the
local boards give notice that anyone
caught defacing these lists will be
prosecuted.
Physicians who conduct the exami-
nations in the exemption board Of
fees beginning Monday are as fol-
lows.
Board No DR. Harrison w.
Howell. DR. VILLAIN H. Kraemer DR..
II. w. Briggs, and Dr. Frank r.
pierson
Board No. DIR. M. Ostro. Dr.
Charles II Boehm, DR. Willard Smith.
and Or. s. G. Frederick.
Beard No 3--Dr. Daniel I. McCol-
ley DR.. G. Anthony Beck, DR.. Frank
Virdin and DR.. l. Lewis Chapman.
Board No 4-Dr Thomas d. Cook.
Or. j. S. Keyser. Or. Paul r. Smith
and Dr. Henry Lewis.
Evening journal., 1917-08-04
.ANTI-DRAFT MOB IS
fired On BY Posse
ContInnod from rIrEt Page.


Sheriff H. Grail OF Seminole county
loft here today to join posses from
Ada. Okmulgeo and Sasakawa for a
concerted drive or the anti-draft
demonstrators who are spreading ter
ror throughout southeastern Okla
homa.
The posses plan 70 mobilize at Lone
Dove. Reports indicated that moro
than 500 armed men VIII be jn tho
united posse
AT 3 o'clock no reports had been
received from the posse securing the
river bottoms for the rioters. Resi-
dents OF that section reported the riot
ers had scattered and were hiding in
the brush.
1T looks rs though the backbone
of the riot Was broken Deputy Sher-
M Ryan OF Wewoka said, "but II they
have scattered It viii take time to
round them up"
Governor Williams stated today that
state troops would not be dispatched TO
the scene OF the trouble until more def
mite reports were received that actual
ighting was taking place. Adiutant
General Arp, however. dispatched a
shipment OF regulation army rifles 10
tho authorities at Ada early this morn
ing.
Former Adiutant General Frank
Canton and q number OF bad men"
chasers OF old. before Oklahoma be-
came State. have been sent TO the
scene o. the trouble Should the siu-
alton become more serious and State
troops be dispatched. these men will
take charge Of the work OF rounding
J up the rioters
Evening journal., 1917-08-04
SURVEY Goes AHEAD
on LINCOLN HIGHWAY
Route TO Newark by Way
OF Stanton is 10 be
Constr cred
TWO CORPS OF MEN TO
LOOK AFTER THE WORK

The State Highway Department is
making rapid progress on the survey
Of that section Of the Lincoln High
way from Wilmington to the ponnsyl-
vania State line known as the Will
ming.on and Philadelphia turnpike. In
spite of the hot weather during the
past few days, the departments cngi-
necrs have completed nearly five
miles OF survey OF the section mem
toncd. The engineers have madoeex-
optional progress. even though tho
survey was started but q week ago.
In the meantime as rapidly az each
Buryew q completed The notes arc be-
ing ported and the pans drawn
IN the departments Office al Dover, 80
that by the time this section OF the
lincoln Highway is completed the
plans ought TO be completed
AT the request OF the Levy Court
of New Castle county the chief en-
alnecr Of the State Highway Depart
ment. Charles NJ Upham, has decid-
pd 70 put another fJrns OF eng neers
IN the field next week to make sur
veys on that sect on OF tho Lincoln
Highway between Marshallton and
Newark
On this route two surveys viii be
made. one from Marshallton TO New
ark val ST. James Church aud the
other via stanton. Dlr Jpham con-
dors these two surveys necessary so
that comprehensive study can be
made OF the two routes. both as to
elimination OF grade crossings and
the possible shortening OF the d.H-
fance between Marshallton and New
ark
il Is understood that the plans and
specifications Tor that section OF the
Lincoln Highway between Newark
and Tlxton will be ready for bidders
on Tuesday. August (. and 10 is hoped
that there viii be keen competition
from large number OF contractors.
This section is an important part OF
the Lincoln Highway. and is the con-
Meeting link between Newark, Del, and
Elkton, Md,
Evening journal., 1917-08-04
REV. WILLIAM h. RUTCRINS
stricken With PARALYSIS
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL


MIDDLETOWN. Aug AN "Exper-
ience Soc al" VIII be held by the
Ladies' Aid Society OF Bethel NJ. r.
Church. at the home OF NJ. and Mrs.
John r. Butler. ST., near Summit,
Tuesday evening.
The straw stacks on Mrs. A. NJ.
Chamberlain's farm, near Sassafras.
were burned on Monday. They had
Just finished throshing and were about
TO remove the thresher from the
grounds when the fire broke out
Tie Forest Presbyterian Church
will be closed dur ng the month OF
August while the pastor is taking his
vacation.
w. W. Allen and son have been
awarded the contract for the street
hauling and sweeping for one year.
Their bid was 81 400
Mrs. Sewell Green Of Middletown,
has been informed that hor son-in-
law. Brigadier General Richard NJ,
/ Blatchf0rd. has gone TO London with
his aides and stan and will shortly SO
10 France General Blatchford has
been selected by General pershing for
this work.
The Rev William II. Hutchm was
stricken with paralysis last week.
Mrs. Emma Roberts. who has been
m poor health for some time, was
taken 10 the Delaware Hospital, WIZ
mington. tor treatment, on Thursday.
The Rev. c. A. Crowley has returned
from a visit with his sister, Mrs.
David Williams, Boston. Mass, max
ing the trip by automobile.
The Rev. and Mrs. John NJ. Ar
ters. Of Ma ne are spending their va
cation with their parents, the Rev.
and Mrs j. A. Arters.
Mrs. Harry Kelley and son Price,
Of Philadelphia, are staying with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John b Price.
Mrs. Abram F'Ogel and daughter.
Miss Laura Fogel, are at Atlantic City
for she month.
Miss Blanche Spry Is spend ng some
time with relatives in Wilmington.
Mrs Edward Reynolds has gone 70
Rehoboth Beach for several weeks.
Miss Agatha French, Of Troy, n. Y.
Is tho guest Of her aunt Miss Alexina
/ French.
Mrs. Edith spry Reynolds, OF
Bridgevlle. is visiting her parents
/ Mr.. and Mrs. william Spry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian II Foard and
| Miss Susan Jefferson Foard. have re-
turned from a months stay at Ocean
City. n. J.
Mrs. George V. Poverty and grand
daughter. Corrine Poverty. are visiting
at Rhoboth Beach.
Miss Laura Donohue, OF Whining
ton. Is spend 'ng her vacation with hei
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dono.
hue.
Nrs John L. Poore. Of Ashland
Evening journal., 1917-08-04
MORE WILMINGTONIANS
join REGULAR ARMY

While authority TO recruit for the
National Guard has Leon received by
Corporal Green, IN charge Of tht
United States Army recruiting station
az No sos Market street. Instructions
'or the disposal OF such recruits has
bet as yet been received. although
hey are expected momentarily.
Orders giving tire regular army re-
cruiting officers authority TO provide
Tor the subsistence and transportation
70 company rendezvous for National
Guardsmen who are on furlueh and
without the means TO return to their
homes have also been received.
The heat wave hurt recruihnSnt for
m United States Army considerably
but today d had again picked up "a
normal and by noon the following men
had been accepted and sent TO Balti-
more:
Peter o. Landry. Jesse c. Dycus and
Marian l.. Lettie
Evening journal., 1917-08-04
AMERICAN MISSION TO
RUSSIA ARRIVES HOME

BY The United Press
A PACIFIC PORT Aug. l,-The re-
port Of the findings Of the American
mission TO Russia win not be made
known unil the mission. headed by
hlihu Root Of New York has reached
Washington and conferred with
President Wilson and Secretary OF
STATE Lansing. This was announced
today By Chairman Root following
arr val of tic mission from Russia
Aside from stating that the mission
had been eolved fayorably by the
Russian pcopla. Root refused to make
any statement
German agents In Russo have been
largely responsible for the troubles
facing the new provisional govern
ment of Russia. according TO Charles
Edward Russell member of the mis-
sion. AZ every turn this activity OF
enemy spies has been met he said
Russell declared he did not consider
himself out OF the Socialist party
merely because formal expulsion had
been voted by leaders Of the party.
Iie asserted that German agents have
inspired the recent. actions Of the
American Socialist party leaders.
The mission was entertained az
luncheon today by citizens Of this city.
il is not known when the mission viii
start for Washington.
Evening journal., 1917-08-04
SOLDrRS, DANCE.

About two hundred and fftr soldiers
and civilians were present a. Inc
SOLDIERS Farewell Dance given
Under private auspices last night in
Turn Hall. az which tie music was
furnished by the First Infantry Band
under the direction OF J. Norris Robin
son and A. v Bradford The COM
mittee in-charge Of the affair con-
sisted Of Walter Johnson. chairman:
John Toughey. W. j. Chadwick and
Samuel Mckay
Evening journal., 1917-08-04
RED MrN ON 0OONIiCHT.

SO great was the jam at the Fourth
street wharf last night for the moon
light excursion of the local lodges OF
Improved Order of Red Men that ali
who wished to so could not be accom-
modated. and officials OF the boats had
to refuse to allow some 200 would-hc
excursionists to board the Brandywine.
which was tho excursion ship. The
moonlight was one OF the most sue
cessful which has been held this sum-
mer. The boat docked about IL
o'clock
Evening journal., 1917-08-04
ATTRACTIONS AT TIE PARKS
sOLOIsr Ar SHELLPOT.

This is real park weather and in
consequence thousands of people are
making trips to shellpot Park after
noon and evening to escape the heat.
An excellent program OF entertain
ment is always offered at Shellpot. At
the band concerts tomorrow after
noon and evening Dorothy d. Young.
contralto sO'oist. will sing with the
band She WI give a number Of pop
ular selections. Her singing is a,
ways the big feature OF the park on
Sundays.
Evening journal., 1917-08-04
COOL RIDE no SPRINGS.

Thousands are taking advantage Of
the long and refreshing ride on the
trolley cars TO Brandywine Springs
Park and are Aiding that it is a good
way to escape the heat Of the C ".
There are plenty OF amusements at
the Springs A splendid bin of vau-
devil'e is being given in the park
theatre this week.
Evening journal., 1917-08-04
YIGILANTs WATCH GARDrNs.

Aroused over the stealing of vege-
tables from the community war gar
avenue ana ClaHmoht street. owners OF
the gardens have organ zed Wig ance
committee TO protect the gardens.
Charles Cook. the Rev. r. II. Adams
and James Mclaughlin we're appointed
a comm ttee at recent meeting Of
the owners Of the gardens to see that
further thefts are stopped
Evening journal., 1917-08-04
GRAM LErTERs on EsrATEs.

Register Of Wills Isaac Il. Brown has
issued the following letters:
Administration 10 William T. Lyman
on the estate OF Film Hayes
Testamentary to John !. Monaghan
on the estate OF William Kyle.
Administration 10 John 7. Monaghan.
on the estate of Michael McDonough.
Testamentory 70 Emma l. Sharpless
on the estate Of Joshua X. Sharpless.
Administration to Joseph Sulforski on
the estate Of John Sultorski.
Evening journal., 1917-08-04
allied ARMIES
Gain AGAIN ON
Flanders front
Continued from First Page.


lines today's Official report declared.
German patrols were repulsed.
Elsewhere on the west front the
statement said:
North Of the Aisne the night was
calm. On both banks OF Inc Meuse
artillery was active. Around Avocourt
TWO German raids failed and We took
prisoners. In the Argonne the Ger
mans also were unsuccessful in
raidsn
BY The United Press.
LYNDON. Aug. 4.-"If England had
not gone into the war with her whole
strength the Monroe doctrine would
have been treated as a scrap OF
paper by Germany" declared Premier
Lloyd George TO vast audience at
Queens Hall tbs afternoon.
The Premier was the main speaker
at a special meeting held to conf
memorate the third anniversary OF
the war Many British notables were
present.