davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1917-02-22
To Operate Line Ten Years.

With the completion of the spur into
Maryland, the Capital Traction Com
pany, under the terms of the contract,
will take over the three-and- half
mile line and operate it for period of
ten years. Cars will be operated through
to Sligo creek. not only affordine i'm
proved service for residents of Takoma
Park. but providing transportation fa-
rilities for the thickly settled section
lying between Takoma Park and the
Washington Sanitarium, which at pres
ent is not touched by any car line.
How many cars will be employed in the
through service has not been determin-
ed, but it is stated. that the sch edule
will be an improvement over that main
tanned under the existing transfer ar
rangement.
Approval of the Washington and
Maryland Company's application for
authority to build the extension and
lease the line was granted by the town
council of Takoma Park and the public
utilities commissions of Maryland and
the District of Columbia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
Thaw Able to Face
Trial in New York,
3 AIienists Hold
Swami to Oppose Attempt to
Have Him Declared In
sane in Pennsylvania

Harry X Thaw is able. mentally and
physically, to come back to New York
and face trial on charges Of assault
and kidnapping, according to Dr.. Menas
s. Gregory, Dr. Smith Ely Jellife and
Dr. George H. Kirby. alienists, who
examined him in ST. Mary's Hospital,
Philadelphia. on Wednesday.
This opinion was given 10 District
Attorney Swami yesterday. lie said
that he would oppose the attempt Of
Mrs. Thaw to have her son declared
insane IN Pennsylvania If he had TO
take his fight to the omitted States Su-
preme Court Mr. Swami is now find
ing il difficult 10 get Philadelphia
lawyer 20 represent New York County
al the lunacy hearings.
"The attitude Of the PENNSYLVANIA
authorities presents a strong contrast
between the case Of Thaw and that Of
John A. Ihaloner. who was adjudged
insane in New York. but who is sane
IN Virginia suppose Chaloner were
TO commit crime in Virginia and be
arrested in New York. do you suppose
New York would refuse 10 give him up
10 the authorities Of Virginia."
Assistant District Attornek Black
pointed out that in the Porter Charlton
cXtraditiOn case. in the Supreme Court,
Justice Lurton held that an insanity
defence should be heard at the trial
or on the preliminary examination in
the jurisdiction OF the court where
the crime was committed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03

$. Nicholas Avenue The Rev. FL
lott W. Brown. morning, Some nings
Worth Holding Fast; evening. Inc
Story Of the Comrade in White
West End DR. A. Edwin keigwin.
evening. Dream On. Young Man, ana
Succeed
Fifth Avenue Dr. j. Il. Jowett'
morning and evening. -.
Harlem The Rev. George ". Arms
morning. Seeing the Father; even
ing. why | blieve in He'll
JEWISH
Temple Beth-El-D Dr.. Samuel Schulz
man. morning. prejudice
Free Synagogue stephen D
Wise. morning, what Is the jewish
Temple Emanu-El- Rudolph COT
fee. morning, "Can We Prevent f0V-
erty?" -
All Souls'-Rev. William L. Sullivan.
Morning, Repentance, Private ana Ma
Church of the Messiah-Rev. John
HAYNES Holmes. Morning, The Alco-
hoi Problem; or The Ethics Of Absti-
hence" Afternoon, Bertrand Russell 5
Justice in War;
Flatbush. Brooklyn-Rev. Leon A,
Harvey. Morning, "A Great CRISIS ana
How to Face It."
EPISCOPALlAN
Church Of the Ascension-Rev. Percy
Sticknev Grant. Morning, Gossip ana
tho Gospel." Afternoon, Rossinis
"Stabat Mater will be sung. -,
ST Marks-in- the Bouwerie- Rev: W.
y Guthrie. Morning The Many The
osophies. but the One Religion.
Church of the Beloved Discipi
Morning. Rev Charles =. Tinker
Afternoon, Rev. Henry VI; Baroou5
THE Parable OF the Wicked HUSBAND
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Morning. DR.. william A. Smith.
St. Jsmcs-Rey. Frank ". crowder.
Evening. "What Is the Meaning OF Con
hrmation ?"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
18th and 69th Will Act
AS Guard at Inaugural
N. Y. Troops First to Take
Part Since L;ncoln's Day

Washington. March > Pennsylyan "a
Avenue will be lined on both sides with
New York National Guard troops when
President Wilson passes from tne White
House to the Capital and back neN
Monday in the Inauguration ceremonies.
Troops Of the 18th and t9th reg
ments. New York infantry, now en-
route from the border. will be drawn
up along the entire line Of march while
the President rs passing. and later
parade in review. Troops. II IS SAID
have not been used 10 line the route
OF the inaugural procession since Lin
coins first Inauguration.
The President has not decided
whether he will take the oath SUNDAY
at the White House or at the Capitol
The place depends upon the status o.
business in Congress.
indianapolis. March = The I'm
New York Infantry Regiment passed
through indianapolis to-day on its wa7
to Washington The troops from the
first section Of the train marched
through the business part Of the city
for exercise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03

God wants ammunition workers not
pacifsts. Take off your kid gloves ana
get on some fighting clothes was Billy
SUNDAYS personal message to New YORK
last night. brought by hrs son, HeOi1
Sunday, 10 a large mass meeting on
Personal Work representatives IN me
West End Presbyterian Church. Ns
father couldn't raise blStcr WIN
blank cartridge" he said. and there was
such directness in has assertion Una,
you could hear the shrapnel popping an
around and fully expected 10 get one
81 am here as an inspector % put sucn
stuff on the junk pile. want rear
Minute Men who can nat the Dull s-ege
and mean TO do It
Ten thousand Personal Workers are
being mobilized. drilled and trained IN
the best methods Of approaching people
and winning them 10 active churcn
membership. The Personal Workers
manual OF arms consists Of three
things. He must study craftsmanship
under DR.. II. A. Johnson and learn how
TO interest people in religion; second:
he must make out q PRAYER list OF
names 10 work on. and. last, he must do
follow-up work at the Tabernacle and
get trail hitters.
Talk Brought Success
Arc YOU in earnest" demanded
George Sunday. @Arc you aggressive
enough? The Tabernacle figures show
that rs per cent Of all the trail hitters
come to the front because some one
smoke TO them in the Tabernacle or be-
fore the meeting. Success came not
because Billy Sunday preached, but be-
cause YOU talked.
Don't be false alarms. Learn tins
lesson first. Take stock Of yourself. Is
anything robbing you Of sincersity and
OF power? II there is. don't be de-
ceived. II won't be hard for Nc"
Yorker TO tell that you arc faEer'
You must be what you say and pre-
tend that you are before you can DO
successful work. Are you a liar? Then
don't try 10 convert liar until you
first stop lying yourself. Arc you a
thief? Then don't try 20 reform a
thief. Il Will bc useless. II YOU are
as worldly as the person you talk TO-,
then you will never make a successful
Personal Worker.
There isn't a white feather in the
American Eagle. Show your colors.
Don't be towards This is a game that
calls for men who are not fearful. The
Tabernacle will create an atmosphere
I'm the city conducive 20 your kind OF
work. People will be talking religion
in the subways and streetcars. Lay
aside your timidity and talk TO people
about religion. why pray to God about
a friend if you decline frankly to speak
to him yourself?
Is Gods Instrument
Get this bull's-cyc fact. Billy Sun
day ard his organization alone are not
coming here 10 save New York from
the devil and make this a bone dry
Sahara for the saloon. He is Gods in
strument. It's up 10 you.
a life preserver looks q great deal
better to Il drowning man than you on
your knees praying and forgetting TO
work"
Afterward a conference on personal
work was held and plans laid to in
crease the enrolment 70 $4,000, If pos
siblc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
BAPTIST

Church OF the Redeemer, BrooAlyn-
Rev. r. Francis Perry. Morning. inc
Sympathy Of Christ" Evening. FROM
Captive TO Prime Minister"
North--Rev. Robert +. \. Pierce,
Morning. 1.-THE Christians Challenge
Evening, The Fools Rest; Bed Too
short and Covering Too Short"
Madison Avenue-Mr. II. &. Dowie.
Morning. The Billy Sunday Move
nent."
METHODIST
James. Brooklyn-Rev. W. Wofford
Duncan. Morning, communion service.
Evening. The Darkness Before the
lawn: or. The Church Corrupt
Eighteenth Street-Dr. B. c. Warren.
Morning, communion. Evening, EVIL
Speaking"
St. Paul-Dr. Charles L. Goodell.
Morning. THE Bulwarks Of Faith
St. James-Rev. Chester c. Marshall.
Evening THE Divided Self"
Grace--Rev. Christian Reisner. Morn
ing. will Church Members Be Saved =
Evening, "Nourishing Food
DUTCH REFORMED
Collegitte Church of st. Nicholas
Dr.. Malcolm James Macleod; morning
and evening.
Marble Collegiate-Dr. David James
Burrell; morning. THE Gift of the
Knees: evening, What Shamgar Did"
West End-The Rev. Henry Evertson
Cobb; afternoon. Beginning at the
End"
Hamilton Grange-Dr. Paul Seibert
Leinbach; morning. Doing Your Bit;
evening. "A Yoke Worth Wearing"
MISCELLANEOUS
Church of the Divine Paternity-Dr.
Frank Oliver Hall; morning, christian
Pre- paredness"; afternoon, Stainer's
"Crucifixion."
Unity Society, 20 West I'D st.-Mrs.
Van Marter; morning. THE Battle Cry
of Freedom; evening, DR.. Orison SWEET
Marden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
Billy Sundays Message
Brought Here by His Son
Cod Wants Ammunition Workers Not Paclsts Personal
Works Representatives Hear-Ien Thousand Are
Being Drilled in Preparation for Campaign

rection" and Thomas Jefferson, the
True Prophet OF Liberty
Billy Sunday meetings are being neld
in Greenwich Village every Friday
night at the North Baptist Church, 25i
West Eleventh Street. under the direc-
tion Of the Rev. Robert T. Y. Pierce.
CONGREGATIONAL
Broadway Tabernacle The Rev
Charles +. jefferson. morning, The
Fall"; evening. Religion and Inc
ology.' ~.
Newell Dwight Hills. morning
"Christ's Dependence Upon HIS DIS
ciples for the Spread of His Kingdom, T;
evening. Russia; the Hamlet OF the
Nations
Clinton Avenue Church. Brooklyn,
DR.. Nehemiah Boynton. morning hy
Brothers Keeper: evening. musical
service. Cigars Light Of Life"
Tompkins Avenue Church, Brookilyn
Morning. the Rev. John Frosehi'
evening. the Rev. Frederick ohS"'
non. 1.-THE Religion OF Lincoln.
PRESBYTERlAN
broadway DR.. ". d. Buchanan
morning. Our Church; evening Lit
Fourth Dr.. T.. W. Work. evening
"Ompipotence Of Love.
scotch DR.. Robert Watson. morn
;,% "Gentleness and Greatness; even.
Ing, THE Compassion OF Jesus WI"
His Cruciiiers.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
u. S. Commerce Body
To Pass on Army Bids

The Chamber of Commerce Of the
United States has appointed a commit
tee which is cooperating with Colonel
J. ". Carson, jr., depot quartermaster,
in obtaining bids on the contracts for
supplies for an army Of 100000. The
bids will be opened on Monday, and the
committee will then act in an advisory
capacity, particularly as 10 the relia-
Lility and competence of bidders. The
committees headquarters are in the
Offices of the Merchants Association.
Edward ID. Page. representing the
textile industry. is chairman; other
members are Daniel p. Morse. of Nc
Elwain, Morse g. Rogers. boots and
shoes; Lucius X. Eastman, jr., of Hills
Bros. Company. foodstuffs; A. L. Salt,
vice-president and general purchasing
agent Of the Western Electric Com
pany, electrical and general supplies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
Says Bankrupt Merchant
Hid Assets in His Home

David Greenspan. a dealer ia wool
lens. Of 90 Hester Street, who failed
with liabilities Of more than $4,000
was held in $4,000 bail yesterday by
Judge Sessions in the United states
District Court. as fraudulent bank
rupt. His stock. valued al $4,000. 2
is alleged. was not 20 be found after
the petition was filed.
Peter y. Gleason. private detective,
went 20 Greenspan's home. at $50 Kos
ciusko Street. Brooklyn. which was adj
vcrtised for rent or for sale. He was
accompanied by a young woman, whose
presence gave an excuse for examining
the house carefully. Gleason, 10 is said,
found much Of the missing stock hid
den. and on his affidavit warrant was
issued for Greenspan's arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
Citizens Named
To Enroll Yachts
In Coast Defence
Committees Selected by F.
D. Roosevelt to Act with
Admiral Usher
VIII List Power Boats
Vincent Astor to Aid in Or
ganizing Personnel of New
Naval Force

Many prominent citizens have been
appointed by Franklin y. Roosevelt
Assistant Secretary of the Navy, to
serve on committees which Will CO.
operate with Rear Admiral Usher IN
inspecting and enrolling yachts and
power boats for service with the United
States Naval Reserve force.
The personnel Of the committees
was announced yesterday, following
the consideration Of names presented
AT the conference between Mr.. Roose-
welt and representatives Of several
maritime organizations held last Mon
day at the New York Yacht Club.
Arthur Curtiss james. ". Butler
Duncan and Alfred +. Whitney, jra
will constitute the ADVISOR boaru, and
will act with Rear Admiral Usrer on
matters regarding the naval defence OF
the Third Naval District, OF which ne
is i'm command and which includes
New York.
The committee on the enrolment OF
yachts is composed Of George +. Baker,
ir.. Robert +. Tod, George Coimack,
Henry s. Beardsley, Stuart Davis,
James y. Sparkman and Howard &.
Smith.
To Enroll AuIiliaries
Captain Eugene Moran and Walter
3. Pollack with eight others still TO
be appointed will make up the commit
tee on the enrolment of auXiliaries.
The committee on the enrolment OF
personnel is composed of Captain j..
\. Patton. Captain l.. B. Dow. Captain
J. l.. Wright. T. r. Delehantv, William
Greenough. Vincent Aston. Junius
Spencer Morgan, Paul l.. Hammond and
Timothy Healy.
Alan r. Hawley. president Of the
Aero Club of America, has been ap-
pointed chairman Of the committee on
aeronautics. with power to name a com
mittee Of five. Of which number Trube
Davidson has already been chosen.
Daniel Bacon. David +. Warden, Cap
tain ). b. Turner and Clinton Crane
form the committee on the inspection
and appraisal Of yachts and merchant
vessels. Mr. Warden is IN charge OF
the Standard Oil Company shipping
and Captain Turner is q member of the
firm Of Turner & Blanchard, steve
dorcs.
The committee on naval base and
sub-bases. their equipment and the
equipment and armament Of vessels IS
composed Of Andrew Fletcher and h.
Z. Boucher. and will be increased to
ten. This committee will take up the
work Of getting vessels into commits
sion rs soon as boat and owner are
enrolled and will direct the instalia-
ton of radio apparatus, guns, ammu-
milton and signals.
L. y. Bethel. vice. president Of the
New York Telephone Company, has
been appointed committee Of one on
communications; Walter ). Meriwether
and Admiral Usher form the nucleus Of
a committee Of ten 20 direct the pub
lefty of the campaign to secure enrol
mont in the Naval Reserve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
Delicatessen-Fed
Husband Washed,
Ironed and Cooked
Seeker After Porterhouse
Talks as Much as He
Pleases in Court

A week ago George Fisher turned his
back upon a whole wsshtubful Of
clothes, wiped the suds from his arms
and told his wife Theresa that he was
through-positively. Tnen. utterly dis
regarding the whole weeks ironing to
be done the next night, he picked up
mis- hat and departed from their home,
at 232 East Eighty-eighth Street. 70
search for the thick, juicy porterhouse
for which he had longed for two whole
years.
There was the glitter Of freedom in
Georges eye when he faced Magistrate
Harris in the Domestic Relations Court
yesterday, whittier Theresa had hailed
him on a charge Of non-suDpOrt. In
Vulnerable porterhouses. after a diet Of
delicatessen food, had fed the insur-
gency in his breast into a steady flame.
do / want TO 90 back 70 herr" ne re-
peated. 81 should say not For two
years ] gave her my pay envelope each
week, and ] did all the hOusewOrk be-
sides. All she did was feed me on deli
cstessen grub. Pm through"
Wife Was the Boss
According 70 the story which he then
related at much length, the Fishers
bark Of matrimony had sailed along
for two years with the lady as captain
and George as cook, dishwasher, laun-
dress and hOusecleancr. a. well a. wage
Garner.
Mrs. Fishers self-imposed duties, he
told the magistrate. were 10 open the
pay envelope, kick because there wasn't
more in ID and send him out % the
dclicatesscn store when he said he was
hungry And all this while Fisher
fought with his craving for porter
house.
- couldn't buy 10 for myself. your
honor" he said 81 didn't have any
money. J asked her % get IL. and she
didn't. When 70 was supper time she
went out 70 the delicategscn. So quit.
No upright. human man could do any
thing else"--
you are talking great deal" the
magistrate suggested why don't you
ssy what you have 70 Say and SIT
down ?"
your honor" George said earnestly
1--WE talked more IN me last Ten min
utes than J have before IN two years.
When wss living with my wife I
didn't have chance"
George Goes Ahead
~ that's the case" said Mag.strste
Harris, "go ahead and enjoy yourzeif'
And George did. When he had con
Guided Mrs. Fisher was asked II his
charges we're true.
well she hcsitatcd. "hc did DO
most d the worn, but guess that !
did some"
The court Adjourned the case FOR a
month, adyirinY The couple ~ study the
advantage Of cooperation and see 7
tbev couldn't find y basis o. sHTe~-
meot Meanwhile Lc instructed the
sgsn 20 nsg h.a silf - week foI tho
spppsrt Of their caiid. nias.months-
cid baby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
$17,5OO for Trained Hand
Piano Teacher, Injured in
Subway, Gets Verdict

Mrs. Rosa Wulf, director of the
Wulf Bureau of Musical Art. obtained
verdict for S17,5O0 against the Inter
borough Rapid Transit Company in the
Supreme Court yesterday Tor injuries
sustained when a subway car side door
closed on her arm.
Mrs. Wulf's left hand was fractured
and she said that she would no longer
be able to earn her livelihood by piano
plaving and instruction. She said that
formerly she had eighty pupils. which
number has been reduced TO eight since
The accident, which occurred OF Febru-
airy 49, 1916
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
Whitman Asked to Have
Measure Presented in
Legislature
Opportunity for State
All Data Should Be Ready for
Forming Citizen Force,
Says Mitchell

Mayor Mitchell yesterday sent "a let
ter to Governor Whitman urging HIM
TO have measure introduced in the
Legislature providing for a military
census in this state The Mayor called
the attention Of the Governor TO the
assistance such census. similar to
that now being taken in Connecticut
would he 10 the government IN raising
citizen force in the event Of war.
Here is the opportunity for the
state TO render a great service to the
nation" wrote the Mayor, land il Is Of
the utmost importance that no time be
lost in getting the work under way
The Mayors letter TO the Governor
follows:
I'm the event that Congress enacts
law providing for a proper and ado
ouate military establishment, based
upon the principle OF universal liabil-
itv to service. it, is apparent that the
Federal government will be faced by a
colossal task, al the outset, IN collect
ing the information that rs the first
essential in the formation of a citizen
force.
Citizens Must BE CatalOgued
"The male citizens must be cats-
lopued. and with respect TO each one
of them there must be gathered data
covering age, occupation, special ski!
in any kind Of industry or business
. ureyious military experience, and cor
dition as to dependents. This must be
done before the government can even
berin to determine who shall DO MILL
tarv duty and who shall be exempted
because of physical disability. because
of dependents, or because Of greater
national value in industry than under
arms.
Here rs an opportunity for the
states 10 render a great service 70 the
nation. and it is of the utmost I'M
portance that no time be lost IN get
ting the work under way. Connecticut
has already set an excellent example IN
undertaking a military census, and
feel convinced that the state OF NeW
York. in pursuance Of IT'S established
policy of encouraging national defence
should take similar action torthwlth'
! urge that you, who have shown so
plainly YOUR interest li measures VI
preparedness, bring such 2 proposal to
the attention of the Legislature and
exert your influence TO have it trans
lated into law.
OF Great Value to Nation
"The Legislature and the public Will
realize that a military census by the
State Of New York may be OF untold
value 10 the nation in time Of need.
zone important feature Of the Con
necticut census plan is that the can
vassers serve without salary. And it IS
a feature we'll worthy Of adoption by
our own state. There can be no doubt
in my opinion that by the organza
ticn of local committees and by proper
publicity a sufficient number of volun-
teer canvassers can be obtained. And,
on the whole, they would represent a
higher level Of capacity and enthusi-
asm for the work than would be found
in paid census-takers.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
81 100000 for Pension Fund

Chicago, March 2 Dr. Joseph b
Hingelcy. secretary o. the board Of
conference claimants. to-day announced
the receipt Of 100000 from the estate
Of Mrs Willis James, Of New York,
which completes her gift Of $l,000,0OO
10 the pension fund Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church for the care Of
preachers and widows and orphans Of
Minister
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
Iowa Papers Can't Print Flag

Dee Moincs. march 2 The Iowa De
psrtmcnt Of Justice to-day ruled that
newspapers printing the American flag
80 the head Of their editorial columns
Or AZ any other place we're violating the
Federal law The statute provides that
10 naq Or approximation 81 hse she u
be printed o. stamped on any srtisIs
Of merchandise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
"The Church That Is in New York"

Casino Theatre c. T. Eyerson; even.
ing. THE United States in Prophecy;
or. What Does the Bible Say Concern.
ing Our Own Country"
New Thought. 3iltmore Hotel-Mrs
Mary L. 7. Chaplin; morning, "rhe
Glory that is To-day"
New Thought. Hotel Marie Antoi.
n,tte, broadway and 62d st.-Niss Villa
Faulkner 'age; evening, Finding the
Way OF Peace"
New Thought. Criterion Theatre
DR.. F. ". Sears; morning, Zach Life
Makes It's Own Fate"
Ethical Religious Society, 637 Madi-
son Henry Frank; morning.
What Is My Reiigion?'
The Society of Ethical Culture
Morning, DR.. Yamei Kin. THE Present
Dangers OF China; evening. Alfred "
Martin, Jesus and the Ethics Of Mar
ri Se."
National Bible Institute, 2li West
35th Afternoon, Don o. Shelton, Il
Do Not Feel that Am Saved"
SUNDAY FORUMS
Church OF the Messiah-S p. m.. Dr.
Jenkins L. Jones. THE Challenge Of
Peace"
st. Mark's-in-the-B ouwerie-i p. M,
John {. Powys, Keats, or Popular
Pagsnism."
Church of the Ascension s p. H.,
Hon. George II. Bell, THE City's Reg
ulation of Commercial Amusements."
Bedford I. ". c. A.. Brooklyn.-5
p. m. John Clyde Oswald, shake.
spearc."
Eaton Class for Memo a. n. Al
Saunders.
SUNDAY Afternoon at the Y. VI. {. /.
Bedford Branch. Brooklyn Dr. S.
Pa.kes Cadman. "The Treasures Of
Life"
Twenty-third street Brancn-Dr.
Nehemiah Boynton. AN Expert Buyer"
West Side Branch-Dr. Frank Crane
will speak.
Bronx Branch-George ". Perkins,
"Thc Food Question"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
Navy Recruiting Heaviest
Since the Spanish War
Army Record for Enlistments
Broken in Chicago

Washington. March 2 The recruit
ing campaign being conducted by the
Navy Department is having greater re
suits than al any time since the Span
igh war. In twcuty-six recruiting days
up TO February - the roster OF the
navy was increased by 2.0S6 men. m
one week the gain Wa 90I men.
An records for army recruiting IN a
amglc month were broken IN February
IN Chicago. STA hundred men we're
sworn IA