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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-09

- Joseph MOI News-Press. What
We need. too Mr.. Burbank. l. piss that
STOW wool 50 they can BE- worn as weil
as eaten.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12
KNIGHTS GOLDEN EAGLE
Surprise Reception to Grand Templar
and Grand Chiefs Castle Visitations

The Grand Templar of Pennsylvania, Mrs.
Mary c. Bxler, was thorough y surprised
last week when she was rendered a recep-
ton and banquet. Past Grand Templar
Mrs Kate Haines was toastmaster, and
among those present were Grand Vice Tenn
ID ar Cora Bostian, of Milton Grand Mar
shal of Ceremonies Ida Friedley, of AL
toona; Grand Guardian of Exchequer-ele
Mrs. Sadie Dormer Grand Marshal of Cere-
monies-elect Mrs. Kate Lewis Past Grand
Templar Mrs Maggie windle, OF Scranton.
and Past Grand Ten,n ar Miss Kate Fischer.
Grand Guardian OF Records Mrs, Josie Y.
Walter and Grand Guardian OF Exchequer Mrs.
johanna Lessner were unable to be present.
The grand templar was presented an appro.
The members of the order present. and she re-
sponded with happy remarks. About one hun
presented with a box OF chocolates and an
American nag sss "a souvenir yno Of the oecaslon;
dancing and pinochle. -
Grand Chief John r.. BROMLEY. accompa nj ed
by several OF the srsnd castle officers and com
noysfy entertained, Later he visited wssi sna End End
Castle. No 209. where very profitable evening
was spent. ~ Z
The grand chief has issued a call to every
attend a meeting called by him FOR FriSay'
March 80 a. The olss Grand cists Hall MsItets
presented by him and Unusual methods viii be
ehs SsSns Up es s 9s' The
Lion Castle. No. a. on March IS.
Delco .Reost No. I. Ancient ana Honorable
Improved &, 1rdsE s q s9s.a5ss sSs dsErss con
shlnF condition. New members are rsesivsd
os s9d o each si'.s s.ns al
::. sS::.. '::: y. :: y: y: ss
- ! :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12
Manchester Unity

Loyal Progressive Lodge, No p25O IA en-
deayoring e uphold the idea that It's name i'm
Officers. promise 70 crown the present year with
iEcrea sing success. New members are initIstsd
~ the re~ular meetings and a good program ~
lesding features has been carefully arranssd
the city. class Invitations. theatre benefits pls.
nies and excursions TO The ssashore are some
elected eniesrs sre;,N Q. Brother Frank John.
4 a. Harry lsowersi trsssurer. n u David
rrs,t esEmsmns3ls s:serss.nx s:s <. Leroy smith
4 ~ s:; r; :; \; y;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12
A. O. ii. Honor to Philadelphia

John O'Dea of this city. national historian
Of the Ancient Order Of Iiihernians in America
recent meeting Of the national board Of the
order. consisting Of the national officers and
national directors. was unanimously elected ma .
tional chairman of Irish history. succeeding
Prof NJ. q. Rohan OF Milwaukee. who held the
position for seven years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12

the activities OF the largest assembly Of the
a ho ms wss the1 Tsrd Tor sh2r. pGrl9d
Is ana men to the reGor i,rsnp OF the new Adelph
Tor energy. enterprise and numbers.
Progressive Assembly never had larger or
more enjoyable meeting. The scene was changed
to the ii-st floor o: the Fraternity Buidns' i62S
Arch street, and the wisdom was 81 apparent
room Cor a year. o: sixteen applications re,
geiyed eight candidates were prepared COR inIta
Most Excellent Assembly session were present
could be called upon on Cor remarks; @ M NJ T. 81 a.
Thompson, NJ. T. s.. Jordan; Directors Great head
Patoa @'rF hsscmby A. KeS OAK % Sne Wi" j.
{. Mari o.; southwestern; Walter Chariere. Of
$imPson. .; Columbia; !. " YorEe o: Albany
~ igarLey ana see,; o: lalmyra; Gsorgs MasoWap
NJ. E. NJ. A. weaton c. Boyd Q: Progressive.
trained ar,ists was furnished and directed BY
Prof. William }. Hermann. o: Progressive As,
sung by the eminent young tenor. Walter Pom
titus. also o. this assembly. An oyster lunch
ausps o. the a'6aT"P 6a cam PsSs uGS oG nd
pa as srT@ fTnuS T re- pr@s were We're
worth while. Brother Harvey Lutz presented
masters Jewel. Brother i.9tz's close association
with the retiring master during twenty or more
character and worth ms man and an trti-
san. Brother ilcintzelman thanked his officers
for assisting him m his success master art
p NJ. A, @. Harr" Otter. chairman
OF the entertainment committee. outlined many
OF the good features planned for the future. The
uns ag ssns msstns T he nb nEh ana the
a deleEa,lon o: Forty members from, rehlsh
Assembly. headed by NJ. 4. j. Buckley Jackson.
George Burcaw. j. Raymond Smith and Roh
Keith. all with triCoornd hats enjoyed the
cordial hospitality o: Girard Assembly and have
accepted an invitation to visit Southwestern As
sembly next Thursday night. IsehEh has in
vited delegation from Northwestern Assem-
bly,. NJ. A. Jackson has organized I.ehi~h's
elective and arpointve officers and committees
into one executive committee .cr action on all
plans and pro Gets for the gool % the assem-
bly,, holding maC trCs IN GowntOwl hotel. and
the idea has rrov"d a success. The slogan Is
''lOO-RO them
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12
DEATHS

v,XyE5Y XEY--sierGh March 70 ,T.RIA,NZlsKA vEy =,
Relatives and friends invited Ia S,,, Snn,, aged n
ices, We'd. p m, son.in-law's resiSarrral Hert
W Bonner 1850 N sth ST. Ints Grss,;l lIrvls
.WELsH.,lMereh 8, cA1HARINs N
Of John H. Welsh. formerly OF ato ,,M. wido~
Relatives and friends invited 10 ,,wnsntrsn n
iees, Tues. oa ,o,o M, sisters residenee' s.rw
mass Of rfqaeTI Toiy Church 9ra.. of Most PrsSeu."
OODS,-March y, suddenly rr
A. wife Of Matthew Woods agot tELiZAbErp
tives and friends. Friendship Council ~ Rel
of the Forest; members Soutbws.,. Daush,,,.
terlan Church, invited to funeral. Tue,n Pr.sb,
mains may be viewed Mon. eve, csm. Il.
WRIGHT March 10, WALLACE y"
husband Of ,S,.,EI G. Ella Wright (nee .hr.E;L%SD
los Menlow ave, Genside, Pa T,iauI services
Friends Friends may view remains Mon eve D,
WRidH1. March s. WILLIAM "l
and int; private. Remains may be vssssryicss
MISUNDERSTANDING II. pAttt,,r =
DERIICi tnee Hitnerl. wife OF jacob y WIN.
derlich. aged 20. Funeral and int pr,.Do ~ w,n-
rHIsss mains may be viewed Tues. 10 to to''iys': Re-
YEAGER.-M 10, BENJANu>, -
GER. Funeral services Tues Dan Z. YEA.
Lincoln drive. Germantown. Int pr5,m y; m. 6Ols
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12

GIRLS. 10 and over. to make steel pens steady
work and good pay to steady girls: IS so per
week TO learners. Apply Monday, 1911 Spring
Ga rdan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12

dslege tior .was present from Franknyille
no. "a s fGr % @a Of Man n GGu
ell 10 rIlgrimaEe to Franknvile Council TO ex-
s s,T asrseG ed to make the visit on Monday evening
March 20 whcn the members Of Franklinville
promise large class OF candidates. All mem
bors Of the Oriental court are invited to be
present.
promises to te an interesting as well Fs on
there there viii Wi' be hcld in the Sali 5oS was' Aic
gheny avenue tho a1nusl hanouet to celebrate
the ladies' arc invited. on Thursday win he the
weekly meeting of the council; Friday eve
male male friends Good clean talent and good smokes @
will be furnished and this being yearly affair
Sal Saturday Otr EVENING ing folowing win " be r sissr,r
class This promises to tS 6e on one Tf the
There are now fly cnndidatcs promised, The
ter to the rnembership this week with the OBJ
ject OF awakening the entire membership to a
The work will he exemplihed by the team with
some new features The. entire membership OF
ths Vted. Junior order !" rN'''d''Dn" Will be IN
The, Diriso visiting. club will make a visit
Hutchinson street and Grard avenu". tomorrow
evening. This viii be tho third visitation made
win he the LARGEST C2th.rins ,of juniors ever
held In the S eastern District Eysry council Is
Council promises to have al east Nifty members
out
America Council, which formerly met at sos
East Girard avenue on "Wednesday evenings will
meet lnN the future at 2ls East Girard avenue
place and night promises to make the baby
council even more active than before. Ar
rangements for large class initiation in the
new hall have started.
stephen Girard Council, No. la. will hold a
large class Initiation on Thursday evening,
held by the council. At the last meeting ave
candidates were obligated and ten propositions :
taken and Twenty-Five proportions were pr"m
ised for the next meeting.
Liberty Council. No 81. has started another
dart tournament for March II is interesting 10
the active members 10 note tho success OF the
dart tournaments. Each meeting night there
are new active members added to the roll and
the sessions also are becoming more Interesting
There Will be tournament started each month
md special prizes are being awarded to the
skillful players.
General Grant Council. Of Norristown, ba.
now a degree team and desires to put on the
was only recently that they exemplined the work
for Spring city Council with impressive cere-
John r. Marlin Council after the April class 'is
held, when the team from Grant Council will be
nS'd no. se TO pS Ga ne be-
Council since its institution.
Franklin Council. No. 10. OF Brooklyn. N. Y.
VII held one OF rs famous class limitations on
S Hfreh Sy s 80 deTfse s ssm
dorus Council, Of York. Pa, The members Of
strate 20 the New York juniors the way the
work e done IN the keystone state. Many visit
ns@ FrsnS snS 's st' % :
have 200 candidates on hand.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12
JR. ORDER L. A. NJ.
Operation of the Great Marlin Enter
prises and Anniversary. Week

John r. Marlin Council presented a fea-
ture in the new quarterly statement in the
form of pamphlet with good reading mat
ter which will 60 out this week. The calen-
dar committee also reported that the issue
of the publication will be in the hands of
the members within ten days with the
promise that this will be the best issue ever
presented. The guards of the council gave
wonderful exhibition of drilling which was
loudly applauded by the members The
guards now number twenty-eight uniform
men and since the reorganization many of
the old guards have re-enlisted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12

G1RLS-Additions to our glass department maks
openings for 80 girls; learners paid 50 weekly
advancement in weeks: experienced workers
make $1l and over per week. Apply In person
or by letter to II. X. MULFORD COMPANY,
GlenOldan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12
LOST AND FOUND
PERSONALS

b%Ai.uaiN % Blue, white diamond solitaIr. ,,--
'utcheon, 81? Bulletin Bldg. Phi. VWysIet WsaIfet rs;
soc TO 50 SET paid for old false ,oo,,, -
or man TO Lees old gold shop, 7i2 voshi voshi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12
GIRLS WANTED

TO LEARN TO MAKE LITTLE CIGARS
DESIRABLE. STEADY WORK
PAID 81 PER WEEK WHILE LEARNING
LlGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO CO.
THIRD AND ONTARIO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12

the activities OF the largest assembly Of the
order. He was then called for snort period
to tho assistance Of Commonwealth Assembly
and then to the recorlorshp Of the new Adephl
Assembly. which has made renowned record
for energy. enterprise and numbers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12

BOY wanted in an insurance office; must y
nice, nice and BRIGHT sood chance for advance. &C.
psclsd & 30, Afs ksdgef ss'elfHse oTice ana sAAry
-Apnly Mr.. Whitsside oiI .aTsom ST
BOYS i, wanted to run crEani, and make , then
Johnson e! Co. 400 Us. $. 10Th SPY e. a
HERMEs HE BR2fb BMQhb co BEST isi4 EAf T. ffRoEf Fo0A.
Victor Talking Machine Co
Mschine Garvers 1
Boring machine operators
Hardware filters -..t
pOnOiFinsaS Firts.Slass @oiasy ssw diess Hessaor'
Hand sfi,ders
Office boys 10 and oyer
Vstor rssns Machine e. Appc.te%
--Lonice, 30 Cooper st, Camden, NJ
cABINETMAKERs-stea work; good wsgss
sons sS%PssSnt ssnr, %sn s no labor troubles N
CHAMBERMAID and waitress-Exp, white 81
for small family; ref, Mrs. A CssIinnfsss CCsInfs
Wynnewood ave. oyerbrook. Pa Ph, oy....s. ,.s
siandins repair Of machinery; must send scssd ss
rrsn,nm references stating wages Address Box -
able to handle ali makes of cars 1000 1000
references necessary. sll N. Taney ST. ''''
CHAUFFEUR wanted till July l. experienesee,l
must be total abstaineri state age. compen'-
-uon P l2e Ledger Office.
Pearson Luaa.eheP' al asGs wesifsnd Tss!Hl p..s
CRAFTSMAN. experienced on mill and .o,,ss oinss
INDUSTRIAL buildings and general construs1usny nny
WWorni AT, az $1,000 per annum; citizen Np''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. marine. engine pipin.
and detail work; state experience, sa'aIy *
pseted s and the earliest you gould sy rsgoorsf ofncs
pRiAFTsMEN-ship draftsmen wanted imms s,s
aiately for New York Districti men M ae1vud INA
Toned to merchant w25k; state exPefrsnce xgP,rns 'A'
pRAFTSMAN and tool designer, LIST class ,sy VAN ~
soo., Heminston Arms Co., Phia. on, -, "A
lsth. or Employ. on, Eddystone; brihs IT,,
phAFTsMAN. experienced in design ef ppnss pss
layout heatins system. etc. at siovo -
hhnum; citizen, Apply Frankford Arseha, -
wsstmorelsSd and pbs belawars rsss'yRi River
9 9wa Ming. ,Alva Rug Mills Kinsey sn'
Hedge SITS, Frankford. --.r-.'
hSSaiddMEERs SidssE wanted day. P aoa. L''s"
kSSgiaaMEERs S,iaslE wanted nights aoi. L~ds'
siLE ckERR Young man wise seies ssIl
~ Se1oE for sdxAncemrnf V1th .1pfI<
<; g ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12

COOK AND CHAMBERAIAIp. e,n.,,.---,
WnIbe glfls; references required. Phone pariaa
l143. Apply 1885 Chestnut st. "'"e nar'ns
mOnd st. 'f'e DA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12

a daleCa tior was present from Franknvile
Council. No. ~. for the purpose NJ PrranFing
a satisfactory date for TIVE team OF Marlin Coun-
ell pIlgrimaEs to Fraukllnville Council TO eN-
emplify the mysteries Of the Oriental degree. 1t
was agreed to make the visit on Monday evening,
March 20, WREN the members Of FranklinVille
promise large class Of candidates. All mem
bors Of the Oriental court are invited TO be
present.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12

Under the auspices Of d. D. s.. c. Francis
Airey. another large class initiation will be
esenins; when members OF Integrity Council. No.
33S viii take several parts In the initiation.
wherein Jr. =. s. e. shenemaa will act as
councillor All members urged to attend
this meeting, which Is hut Ave minutes ride
from Sixty-ninth street terminal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12

~ An elaborate lunch by No. 30 was served
An the buildlnG Of the Germantown Boys Club
vtsS .mSs!e: sons. and ineiasntal factors Great:
SrSvi1ed further in the y. NJ. c. A. Hail. after
~ 6an by the n E. Assemhy. an extend 'd
'%<~~~rSm of professional vaudeville talent wind
= - With the sntsnelement of. the audience
I~<~ ls0r tape paper streemers darling from the
<11Srv. With paper .'snowbais' and Inflated
y 6slBssns thrown from, one side o. the audi
4 4 2ssrsh ; novel srrspsemsps " The Assem-.
KY 'konf prescntr and fayors were enjoyed by
rcUr>fantatIvcn on presentation TO the bust
kosnSps on Crrmautown avenue of Tickets
~ corr expanding numbers on cards IN the
Il ~ln6ows AltoEfth<r ~ ives the most sue
- ~ four men,bers Of the hoard os at,.s
Al Al 6rS1ksfs jsn<s IL Naioney. H. frsnh na
- ~ Harry q, emifh have been written n
G1611<{ - ths exretsr movements ana
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12
HELP WANTED-FEMAIr

ALTEkAflON WOMAN. experienced ON d..---
coats ana suits permanent positlont yoas az ssssee
ary. La Roy shop. T2s Market sooc sal.
BOOkk EEpER and stenoyra nnar -
Yong lady who has had 2 or 3 years. bus,n.sd bmsn,.sd
experience ana can use oliver fnachps. ness
Chestnut II. w. lt20
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12

ilRLS wanted, over 1G years ot age, to learn
winding. Apply John Bromley Sons, Lehgh
ave. below Front.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12

AMELIA A.. wife of Vic
yes and friends invited to
m, S.7 ". 41st st. Int.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12

The next importan Mt anne ndment fell short OF a
two-thirds vote ANY member VINO shall be
elected recorder OF his assembly shall be sub
3ect 20 the approval Of the board OF directors
and if approved there shall be issued to him n
commission. which shall remain In force during
the time he may continue in office, unless re-
voked by a majority vote OF the board of direc-
tors his assembly for cause. The revoca tlon
Of commission shall constitute vacancy In
the office OF recorder"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12

on Thursday evening next large delegation
from Diligent Council No. 4. with Its guards;
John Clark Council. No. 6l5, will visit ri.
delity Souncil. No 81. Of Bristol Pa special
trolley will be chartered to leave Bridge
street. Frankford, at s o'clock sharp. A most
pleasing occasion is predicted Cor those attend
ing
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-05

wrecked, the TOOL IalunS through 10
the basement, the sidewalks Of the
buildings adjoining were blown
through and windows shattered in
all buildings in blocks radius.
Between forty or fifty were III
ChebOokos'. They were all hurled into
the basement. In an ice cream par
lOr next door several young girls
were badly hurt or knocked uncon-
scious.
Chief Schuettler arrived on the
scene shortly after the explosion. He
assisted in rescuing Isaac Bamzeiger,
IS, an employee of NJ. Pitt, hardware
merchant, whose store is next to
ChebOOkos. Bamzeiger was buried
under the debris when the side wall
Of Pitts store was blown through.
He was badly hurt
Means from the basement under
the ice cream parlOr led to the dis
covery of an aged man and three
young men. They were pinned down
by the. wreckage.
Windows in the following places
were shattered causing injuries:
Rothfus' cafe, 18O-182 N. Halsted;
Abe Blum & Bros, 176-17S N. Hal
sted; Mantle Lamp Co., 168-172 N.
Halsted; Market Inn, 1874 N. Hal
sted, and Siverman, Simon & Co.,
IT'S n Halsted.
The fire that started from the blast
was quickly mastered Fire Chief
O'Connor turned the firemen into a
rescue crew and they chopped
through the wreckage, rescUing
those who had been buried beneath.
Chebookos and his two sons, An
geo and August, were badly hurt
Samuel Sperder, auto salesman, who
was going by in his auto when the
explosion occurred, rushed them to
the County hospital in his machine.
They will live.
Coroner Hoffman and the rescue
glass when the windows were blown
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-05

reached was that OF man about 70.
A woman was taken out with inter
nal injuries and rushed to the hos
pitaI.
At 2 o'clock the body of a girl,
about Is or 20 years old, was taken
from the ice cream parlor next door
to the restaurant. The fremen came
upon the body unexpectedly while
chOpping their way through the roof
which had fallen in. She was dressed
in a dark suit and appeared to be a
working girl.
THE DEAD.
Man believed from letters in his
pocket to be Alex Chibucan, 179 N.
Halsted. About 40 years old and be-
Ieved to be a Greek. Apparently
asphyxiated. Body at county mOrgue.
Unidentified girl. Taken from ice
cream parlor.
Unidentified man. Died in County
hospital
INJURED.
August Myers, 1888 N. MapIewoOd
aV Cut and bruised; taken to Coun-
" hospital
Gus Lejedas, 1648 Arcade pI., cut
and bruised; County hospital.
Barney Solomon, 737 w. Lake, cut
and bruised; taken home.
John T. Fitzsimmons, pres. FIem-
ing Sales Co., 735 w. Lake, badly cut;
County hospital
FitzsimmOns and Solomon were
talking in the formers office when
the place was wrecked by the blast.
FitzsimmOns was knocked uncOn-
SCiOus.
Peter ProtogOros, owner of the ice
cream parlOr next to the restaurant,
was believed dead when he was taken
from the ruins Of his place. While he
was being carried to the patrol
wagon bound for the morgUe he re-
HYed and sat up in the stretcher.
officer Jerry Laughlin asked him
his name. 81 don't know" he said,
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-05
HARDWARE MEN N
 ELECT OFFICERS
S. M BETTE OF NEWPORT WILL HEAD THE ORGANIZATION FOR
 THE COMING YEAR.

The Next Place of Meeting Is Left to the Executive Committee. Which Win Later Designate Place of Meet.
 ing
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-05
GERMANY JOKES
 AT OUR EFFORTS
BERLIN PAPER MAKES VERY LIGHT OF THE ENTRANCE OF
 U S. IN THE WAR.
Say That America Has Nothing to Offer and American Merchants Win Sell Wherever There Is a Market

Amsterdam. May f. via London. 1.5I D m The Berlin Zetunq Am Nuu-. under the capthn Embarrassment at the Capital" discusses the result of The Auaio.French mission u Wash ingfon II says that after beaautW speeches and grand and general prom ises the members the misious haN come down to hard facts To find hal the United States cannot produ D ships by magic and besides the ocean is ruled hy German submar nes. The newspaper adds that thn loans fo France and Italy Ear amour, a. mere lip n order 70 keep those conn tries quiet
 We d. not underestimate tbe Ame-ic danger where lj really exists. name 7 after the var. ou com mercal questions. avs the Zeuu Am Miuag But. for the outeutes mcmeutary needs. American has no.L. ing 10 offer but a 1l Hn egg shel
 Therefore. the wh le tury Of Tn parry assembled at Wa" hluEi0H burst over the ueu'rals Food that cam ' he shipped to England shall mol e shipped to Scandinavia Holland and Switzerland The alleged reason s li-ht crops. but more probably II ie DO oiical revenge for the refusal the neutrals 10 come under the lecl
 "Neurals should not be uudoly alarmed IL is an empty threat for 1T the American farmer has grain to .scl. he will sell jt Go neutrals if he
 annot sell it 10 Enelaud"
 Elsewhere the zeitung Am Nrae runs coumu of heavy jokes n the patriotism If American m.lIionaIre-. in which il says
 ''What ne have long feared has he come a homid truth the millionaire. are being m bllizcd
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-05
NOTICE

Dr WHnred s Moss hls taken over the dental practice of Dr R T Coot md Hin continue, fourth naor Thomr- 'nn building -I0-lm
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-05
BRITISH LINE IN FRANCE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE Meanwhile the German artillery IS making targets of the villages Rrested from rhc Germans in tho last wo 1 weeks Gayreile. Bai iem Arleux Fresnos and M nchg are being ground to p.~jer by the thousands If hleu explosive shells .n accordance WIh The German custom of "s,anua ever. place from Nhich they are driven.
 The scene of the ughtme has be- come more visible eiuce the British took SO much high ground durue the
 first phase ,f the battle Of Arras. l. In " I possible t9 look far over he
 uouaI plain From the Nimy ridge and the heights aboHt Nonchy lne var epteads our below in great pmo. ramie picture
 From .hc hieh groubd it possible
 -"wadays tg eoe also another phase of jhe war-the doyatou t3 duty of the Red Cross stretcher bearers. They can be seen rom time to tune emerg. ing from he smoke Of the rrina line and carrying the wounded back 10 the first aid stations They can De seen depo itins heir stretchors and wtn.
 ut moments hesitation tmdeiu2 back into the very thick of the battle with she Is bursting all about them.
 They are not immune these a3n- com5atants for the smells have dIa- 'inctly impersoual way Of killing most of those with whom they come in con. tact In the last few days nehtur the Associated Press corresp ndent has seen stretcher leare. fan under the fire
 They seem 10 have a yal.r all ther c"n They have none oGthc exc .io- mcnt Of the actual fighting and must go coolly about their duty ,wu death ever near them They grow remark ably indiiiercnt 10 their Itc. md there is never a>word Of Immaai needed keep them at their \sks