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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02
Tran Mbelbeib Stride seitorben.

sSrau Ioelbcio Sride, @attln li1l'
leres aIten unb befannten Weitbiir.
gers, slusuit Stride, 1T am lebten
Sonntas Worsen in ibrer @obnung,
eeeeniiber Dem Sairplase, I'M Sitter
bon 61 Sabren II @onaten uno 13
Gogen aus bieiem 2eben geidieoen.
Obmobl iie felt mebreren @o6en
franf mar, fam ibr Tob llnerlpartet
llnb beriebte ibre @ngeborigen UNI
Defenders ibren @atten nit wel6eni
iie iiber 40 Sabre in gliifli6Iter Che
eelebt bate, in oie tiefite Srauer.
Die 0abineeidieoene pllroe in
Norobeuti6lanb geboren unb fam I'M
Sitter bon brei Sobren nit ibren gls
tern, Senrp Grass lmb @attin nah
9lnlerifa, 100 bie gltern iid aitf Scr
iett 9en Erice bclpohntcn Surm an
Ser 2olltre Slough, Mtontgomerp
Gollntp nicbcrlicben. gtuhocn, lie crs
ipa6ien mar, oiente tic nlebrerc Sabre
| in Scr Sanilie Scr @robcltcrn bes
Serallseebcr bcs Golfsblatt, alf
@raf's Sslunb, po lie alh ibren
ipGteren @otten 9lllgltit Stride fenncn
lcrnte, nit ben iie i'm Sabre 1874
ben gbcbuno ldloB. 9us j,nge Che.
paor sos auf cine Sorm an Der Coles
Greet in lnierem Gountp, no es biz
Dor etlpa anei Sabren mobnte, als
bosielbe nab unierer Stabt 5og INN
bier bcn 2ebensabenb, nod langer
uno angeitrengter s(rbeit in &ube &c.
nieBen au fonnen. 2eiber iollte ibr
| 2ebensabcnb MIR Elm fltr5er iein.
Die @eritorbene mar alleemein ee.
abtet ilnb beliebt. Sic mar ibrenl
8atten cine treue 2ebensgefGbrtin
.=tb Jelitlfiu in ben anItreneenbei'
Tionicr e(rhciten bcs slniieolcrs.
unb ibren &inoern blieb iie bis 81
ibrcm Gnoe Die itcts ioreenoe lino
licbepolle Mutter, bie bereit lit Die
grGbtcn Opfer 5u bringen Inn oas
GIiid ser Sbrieen 3u iihern.
Sic mar Wlltter bon aebn &inoern.
bon lpeldcn folgcnbc iieben Sobne
unb spci SG6ter nit bcm @otten
ibrcn Seimgane belpeinen: Srit.
sllmo, @iIbclm, 9looIpb, Saul.
Sronf lmo @u9c Sride, iiirnnltlid'
bier mpbnbaft; Sroll Sattic &leffc,
bon Ban unb Gbuorb Stride bon
9rllnslpif, Wto. gbcnfalls bintcr'
lGbt iie 10 Gnfclfinbcr. ioiuie 5lpei
Shmclter l,nb brei @riiber.
Die 9ecroigung fanb onl Oienstaa
ollf Dem ItGbtiiden Sriebbofe unter
aab!reiher 9ctbeiliglng ibrer Srelln.
oe unb 9cfannten aus Stabt lmt
2ano ltatt, bel mel6er Haltor 81
&asmann bon Der ebangI. Ct Gauls.
Stride amtirtc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

Gines Der groBeren @ebGuoe auf
Scr vSSeItcrIaib @ge 5arm," Der be-
fanntcn Siibnerfarm nabe Bacific, lit
lette @obc nieoergebrannt. Ser
lltit $500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

Nton pcrltcht bic &inbcr nid)t, lit
man niht icIbit finblidcn Scr5cnS;
man mciB iie nid,t 5u bebanocln.
iucnn man lie nidt licbt, lrnb mHl
lcbt lie nidt, mcnn mon niht Tic
bcnSlpilrOia it,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

3mii1cn 9rnoee llno 8aibington
bcabii6tiet Die Slub Gommiiiion
w1brenb bieies Sommers llferbal,tcn
un Wiilouri bon etma 5000 SUB
2inge 5u erribten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

In Hoobs ooer 8erGuocrungen mllr.
Den cinsereidt:
". 4. Nopod IL o., Hooo Ser.
Gnoerlmg.
glua. ene II. g., 8oao.Scrnnoe'
rlng,
Conn Nertle II. ~, o'Scrleg'
llnQ,
Ssobn 5fornio II. n, ROuo Ser
IcgIms.
Ntortin 3. Scent II. N., ncue Gonn.
tD.Rcoo.
Sobuma Yinttcr II. ", 8ooS 'Scr'
lcauna.
&n Suhcn Der Shco. Ec9clcr Hoao
bel Stolpc mIrSe Der Scridt oes
SurpcporS einaerciht,
Son 9iiraern Der StaNt Omens'
bile muroe ein Gciuh cinGcreiht sur
Oramiiirlma ciucS SPECIAL Souo
SiItritteS. nS pon onNcrcn SnrGern
cine @caeupctitiou urtcrbreitct.
Die 9ourt miro nod biS Sou'Sina
ndhitcr @obc in SitunG blcihtn NM
mcrNcr mir Nic mCi,erCu .ScrhanSsnn'
ocu nIhitc &oIbt bringcn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02
Mus auberen Counties.

Dos cinoise SoteI in 2abaooie,
SranfIin gountp lit burd Seuer ger.
ltort poroen. Ser Granddaughter miro
auf $25OO.O0 seibdst.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

9yn Yoonpille brannte bos @obn.
baus Der @ittne bes beritorbcncn
einitigen Staatsibasmeiiters llno
Sce.@ouperneurs Sacob S. @meli6
ppllit1noig nieber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

5llriirffebrte, iub cr bic lcttc $10'Note
in sic ticiite Sicfe bcs &GlbcrnagenS
pcrlhwinocn. Sb or ocm &nlbc oar,
auf Elm 9rcdrnittcl cingc9cbcn bat,
horiibcr bcribtct oic MoricS 60. @o'
sette, pelder mir Sbises entncbmcG
nihts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

aouft bel ben @eidaftsleiltcu
Sic i'm Iolfsblatt on5eigen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

hnriibCr bcrlbtct oic gtarlcS 20. Wo'
5ettc, wel6er mir Sbiges entncbmcE
nicbts.
Mit Dem 9lusrllfe 800 uno Scr
ocrber ocn Selltlben" lief Der ploss
lid lpabniinnig gemorocne Noab
9loams in See Sumnlit, nit elmer
@ii6ie bclpaffnet ourdl Die Strobcn
lno 5cridmcttertc beinabe idnllltllbe
Sdcibcn scr aroBcn Spicgelfeniter
ser @ci6GftsbGuicr, bis er l6lieBlid
bon icinem Gater gefungen nno III
Si6erbeit aebrodt puroe. Der Ha'
icnSc bottc beinabe iebcs 2uocnfenlter
in Dem StGohen 5cridlagcn.
Sn ser an1 @oibinston's @eburts
tosc in Scfferion Gitp Itattsebabten
&criommllng 5ur Srganiiicrlln9 el'
mes 0fiiiourier 3ipeigeS ser Sisa our
Grapingung bes Sricocns Ihclnt
sic triegeriIde Stintmlng Die Sbcr.
bano sebabt gu baben. Cine BON
uortcreitenoen slusi6lrlle eingcrclh'
tc HcipIution, Nbrilihna fproerno,
muroe glottipcg ob9clcbnt llno nuhlr
folgenoe GrflGr,ing cnhuprfen rno
scr Sauptpcriomnllmg ,mterhrcltet,
no Iic nit 9ciioll 5lnl %c'hll'B er'
bobcn muroc: .gs lei hermit bon
Dem Miiiouri 3rpeig Der Siga 5r'r er'
sming,mg bcs SricoenS. Scr bclItc am
%. Scbruor 1917 in Scficr'on Gltp
togt. crfIGrt. .ooB mir 6cm FroNiornt
Der %creimiacn staotcn, DEM aon'
arcB umo imicrcr Rcgicrim1 inl'trc
SiIic pcriprchcn sur Gurhnlhrln9
oIIcr fr6itigcn mb cntiprchcnocn
Inbnobmcn. sic sum Shnec ino
CUR ScrtbcibigunG omcrltnnlNhcr
@iiracr mS oercn Hcftc 3n Sanoc
,mb sur See nctbincnSie iinb."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

Gines Der groberen @ebduOc auf
ser ,SSeitcrIaib @ee Sarn1," Ser be-
fannten Siibnerfarm nabe Bacific, lit
lebte @obc niebergebrannt. Ser
l,it $500.
3pil6cn D,,noee uno @aibinston
bcabii6tiet Die SIuB Gommiiiipn
w1brenb bieies Sommers llferbal,ten
am Wiiiouri bon etipa 5000 SUB
2iinge 81 erribten.
9yn goonpilIe brannte bos @obn.
baus Der @ittipe bes beritorbcncn
einitigen Staatsidabmeiiters llno
Sice.@ouperne,lrs Syacob S. @rnelib
DollItinoig nieber.
q. 6. 8ollter, Elm befannter Sbit-
5ii6ter bon @oaren Gountp, Der.
ipriht lns feline quite Iusiibten ,ai,f
cine Yfiriib @rnte, ba bic meiIten
Der &nospen erfroren iino.
Sie Wo. 8ocific unb bic Srpn
Mountain 9abn, bic cine @eloanlaee
bon $425, 100000 reprdientiren wur-
oen Iette @ode auf Dem Seriteige.
rungsmege berfalft 1lno fir $39,.
651 900 eingeboten.
Gin Stier unb cine Gub, gigen-
tbum bon Sobn 9opling, BON &bine.
LAMB, iinS leete @ode erltidt inbcm
[tM ytthbItod, IN beiien Snreres iic
| lid bincingefreiien batter iibcr Die
Sbiere 5uiamncn itiir5tc.
8ei ciner Spe5iolpabl Die lcbtc
@ocbc in llnion, Sranflin Gollntp ob,
gcboIten muroe, ilber cine 9onomis,
gobc bon $4,000 fir ein nellcs Sod,
| idulgebdlloe ab5uitinmcn, mltroc Ser
Soridlag nit groBcr Mcbrbcit angc.
nonlten.
Der japoniide &oniul in ct.
2ollis bat cine Gclltid)e 9cbcirutbct
unb tit pSn einem iriiden Ericitcr &C.
trM,t morben. Sir Sbcibungen iinh
omcrifaniibe Ri6tcr ga! So hclnerft
81 oieier internationalen Iffairc sic
v@eitli6e Solt."
Sn @arrcntpn iino sic Malcrn
(Mteasles) in epioeniider Sorm auf.
getreten. 10 oab scr SduIrotb be.
idloB, Ben llnterridt ouf rnebrcre
8oden ein3llltellen. gbenfalIs III
"Einfepe," cine gueenfronfbeit I'M.
ter oen 4inoern auseebroden,
Ser fleine @eltbiireer, Der I'M.
ieren GonereBabgeoroneten Spreder
Gbamp Glarf 5ilm @roBpater bat, lit
bon Den Wtiteliebcrn bcs gongre6
nit goloenen Meiicrn @abeIn, 2of-
! fel uno Srinfihale beidenft morocn.
@at De Sung iid bonor topen marb.
Srau Sarab Bacon, nabe 2tnn, in
Oiage GountD pobnbaft. feierte Iestc
Bobe ibren 81. @eburtstae. sSrall
Bacon purbe in Der 3eit geboren als
Sames Monrre Br1iioent ser Ser.
Staaten mar. @abreno iie in ct.
Sonis nobnte mar iie 2ebrerin Der
Sonntagidul Glaiie, pelber Ssulio
Gent, Die ipGter @attin General
Grants als ShiiIerin angebortc.
Sn Sienna, Iories Gountp, bat
Elm oortiger 8eidGftsmam $1,000
fir Elm &alb beaablt umo srpar lit es
Elm Salb bon gana gelpobnIitber Scar
les Golntp &aiie. Ger &ouflnom
Sones befano iid bonn @eihGitslpful
onf ocn Seimmes. lmo true Elm
$1,000 entboItenbcs Saidenbu6 in
Der Sano oils or Sen Sof bctrot in
lpelhem er mebrere &iIber batte. I'm,
Iih IN Dem Sofe beiddftiet gu MAIDEN
legte er Sie 9oric nieber i,nb oils er
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

slbonnirt auf bas @olfsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

q. 6. Yollter, Elm befannter Shlt'
5ii6ter bon gSoaren Gountp, Der.
ipriht ins feline CUTE glusiibten .ai,f
cine Yfiriib grnte, oa bic meiiten
Der &nospen erfroren iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

Sie Wo. Bocific llnb Die Srpn
Mountain 9abn, Die cine @eloanlaee
bon $425, 100000 reprGientiren mur-
ben Iette @ode auf Dem Serlteige-
rungspeee berfauft llno fir $685..
651 900 eingeboten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

Gin Stier unb cine Gub, gigen.
tbum bon Sobn 9olpling, BON &bine.
lano. iinb leete @ode erltidt inocnl
Ell ytthbItod, IN beHen Snreres iie
lid Gincingefreiien ba!ten, iibcr Die
Sbiere 5uiamncn ltiir5tc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-13
SEGREGATION OF NEGRO
STUDENTS DISCUSSED
Schoolmen Hear of Bill Pending
in Legislature-Dr. N. G..
Schaeffer's Views

A bill providing for the segregation Of
negro pupils in public schools is pending
action in the Legislature, according to DR..
Nathan G. Schaeffer. state Superintendent
Of Public instruction, who spoke at todays
session of "Schoolmen's Week" In Houston
Hall The introduction of the bill he said.
was brought about by conditions devSoped
from the recent vast immigration Of negroes
from the South to take UP industrial work.
Two million negroes have come North"
said Doctor Schaeffer. during this indus
trial impetus out of these. 400 900 alone
were brought to Pennsylvania by one com
pany. Pennsylvania seems to be the
mecca"
Doctor Schaotfcr sroke TO confirm a
statement made by l.. \. King, supcrintend-
ent of the Jenkntown public schools that
surveys Of "Ovcr-agc" pupils in his schools
had shown that the negro child requires
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-13

WILLIAM OSCAR BERKLEy. eighteen. inspec-
tor. go South Edgewood streets seaman.
WILLIAM ANDREW YOUNG. eighteen. laborer,
Coatesvllle. Pa; seaman
ENOCH WILLIAM WHIsMAN. Jr.. eighteen.
apprentice steamntter, 40 Hobart street.
plumber and filter
JOSEPH BRtCE WALLACE. twenty ono. motor
inspector. 6033 Walton avenue electrician.
BERNARD GESsELER. twenty-five. weaver,
1884 North Palcthorp street: seaman.
WALTER LOUIS BLIND. Twenty-Five ma
lists mate.
JAMES BLAZER, twenty-six. mechanic. 1881
kaighn avenue, Camden. n. j.; plumber and
ALBERT STEVENSON TOMrKINs. twenty.
three. weaver, 2i63 North Twelfth street
seaman.
RUSSELL, MARSHALL. eighteen. machinist. IS
North Hrst street; seaman.
OiIN FISK FEET. thr,y-four, steward. 1905
Locust street. Comnissary steward.
EDWARD uEWES NEssICK tvcptv ,,,ro.
Keeper Nilmingtcn. Del; quarterfhastcr.
JOSEPH HENRY FOSTER, eighteen, chauffeur
1900 Worth street; seaman
TIIoMAS ID. NEsSIER. nineteen, clerk. 2o3o
East Susquehanna avenue. yeoman,
THOMAS EUGENE FNRNNN eighteen stu.
dent' .loS North Eleventh street: seaman.
cARL HAJSsM,N. twenty, brakeman aoa4
North Lambert street. seaman.
N,BERT PEtK BAIRD, nineteen rnachipist
ne,n'r' GUS North Thirty.seventh street; sea-
HARRISON ALLEN WALKER, twonty.eirht
hosiery 1910 North Howard street: seaman
AUSTIN JAMES DAYTON, twenty-onc, machin-
lst' '0o south Fifty first street; machinisrs =
PARK SIGEi.. twcnty.six. complaint man. H.
-, T., 2s31 North Garnet street; seaman
JOSEPH iGNiTIrS LINS, nineteen. rnachnst
-""l EIIa street .machinists mate.
RAhM3ND Noy,P Z, NMcnRiDE; twenty. drivs, ssSa
WILLIAM \. JUDGE. thirty. nurse Elwyn
lralnlhE school Pa ; hospital assistant
'oSEpn ,rlein WWALLENs WILSON; cishwen, elcc.
ulcmn, Devon Ia; hoatswaln's mate,
CHARLES LNSIE BURNS, eighteen clerk
Maple Shade. y. j.. seaman.
CHARLES GABRIEL, SIIlEL, twenty-five. fire.
man, 2I@h Erp street; fireman.
JAMES AUSTIN. eighteen, printer. 2S21 Cam
nr'as" avenue, seaman
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN LENTZ. twenty-onc
lathe hand Darby. Pa; seaman
LANSFORD BRETT, twcnty-thrce. clerk pos
prentice
EDWARD FRANCES BROWN, twcnty-onc. book
keeper, 5iho Chancellor street; ycoman.
RAYMOND AJGi STINE FLYNN. nineteen.
clerk, Gdl1 l.au~downc avenue; fireman.
WILLIAM HENRY GROETZINGER, eighteen
student 5NOi Grard avenue; CONswain.
EDWIN ID. RUFF eighteen, cement worker
1881 Haverford ave, seaman
LESLIE FRANKLIN WILD. thIrty-nine. oiler
222S Titan street. Oiler.
PERRY HILLARY SMITH, eighteen. student
1ll6 South Fifty-hrst street; machinist' $
mate.
chanic, - North sixth street; machinist' $
mate.
RALrH HERBERT CROppER, twenty.four
journalist l1l2 South Sixteenth street; yeo-
JAMES ZNCHARIAH MCDOWELL. eighteen.
jcwecr. Ocean View, Del yeoman
WILLIAM ANTHONY SHERIDAN, twenty.four
clerk. 3l3 South seventh street; ycoman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-13

,on'' y',,, ana u Is expected that many Of these
VII, aid In the recruiting.
o''o"'hg Is today's roll Of recruits
UNITED STATES NAVY
VILLAIN JAMES AsHMORE. ,wen,v.,ro M
,,,, uade. la2l Brown street. '"''''"o' "O
trade. aass sSsSMHEL ads5 SnSI5N SMSNENSY nineteen nc
JAMES WILLIAM MAHoN. twcn,y.,wo ...,.,.
,,,'. -, eook' 2O3l Catharine street
SHhEs no iraGs FRRIwARD RINSlssDr YorrMAN twen,y-one
metal worker BOIL Fentridse ",nfseTn' siTesi sheet
'HimhMAN ina IaScaWiiI WILLIAM SMITH. eighteen. plumb.
hoBERT sNIyELy HELM. eirhtee, rooh,r,
snop work. Reading. Pa "'"'"'"'
"sys"E s9s" W,iLLlAM KRAusE. seventeen. clerk.
VICTOR HARRY GEORGE. ciyb,oor o,-,, .,,,
ter. Lancaster Pa 'S"'''"' cork cut
illus IsIIMEL SNAvELy, twen,y.slx ,,,r,.
hARhf McGARvEY. seventeen. clerk F,orin.
wILLiAM JOIN sr,cnrn. twen,y.one gas
CLARENCE EDWARD HASTINGS. ,,,or,,.
Tour clerk. 5122 Brown street '"'"''
'AnES ahinss, PATBICk GALLAGHER. thirty. ma.
MARTIN JOSEPH TRACY. tvontv.oro ar,,or
.2oi North Hope street ''' "'''V''
AaspRED spa LLOYD PRICE. nineteen. machinls,,
o." North SiEty-nrst street
CHARLES HOWARD KNOTS copno> t
ICON machinist. 40 North Sixty-second street
'bAKENtE aaiaNtE GEORGE HARTMAN. twenty.one.
~. ""'"~'.,op,ie ~ inechanr, Nineland, ~ ].
1892 Craig street HolmesbuTg. Pa p'u'''oer'
EARfb LEONARD CROMPTCN twenty. clerk.
3lll North Front street. "
WILLIAM CHARLES HART. nIne,oor au,or,o.
niIe repairing, 1925 Sellers street Frankford
"AaLTER W; PINE. nineteen. driver. 1891
WILLIAM RODGER DEyIIN. twenty. stcom.
h't'r's helper, 1921 North Tenth street
UNITED STATES MARINES
Kingston. Pa, ''''''''"' miner
GEORGE sHuLTz. twcnty-onc. moder, iiC
North Prince street.
THOMAS CASSEL BOSTON -twenty seven ma
chine hand. 133 South Fffty-ffth street
JOIN JOHNSON. twenty-five. hoatnan. a4li
Hamilton street.
WILLIAM HENRY DnLINGHAM. twenty
HARRf WIsMER. nineteen. type machine work.
3ol9 North Twanty-fourth street.
CHARLES THEODORE ALTON. twenty tele-
JOSEPH HOWARD sHyMAN, Jr.. twenty. cIec.
trician. West Point. Pa "
JOSEPH EDWARD BOWLING. eighteen. lathe
hand, 2ilI Nicholas street.
JOSEPH BENJAMIN sPANG. twenty-one. clerk.
JOHN REESE. twenty. purnpman, Lansdale,
NAVAL COAST DEFENSE RESERVE
VIRGIL BALDI. eighteen. clerk. 319 Green lane
GEORGE THORN MORRIS. twenty.four, phar-
macist 3ii1 street; chief pharmacist $
mate.
ANTHONY SII, h,TCCI. RTCCI. twcnty. one. plumber, 1906
WILLIAM LUTHER sHELLENBERGER. nine.
teen. clerk, Harrisburg; seaman.
EUGENE HAMILTON ASHLEY, twenty-sx
machinst. Glenolden. Pa; machnsts mate
WALTER FRANCIS LAMBERT. twenty-one
lists mate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-13

n0RAGE BRYANs REED. twenty-five. advcr-
Using agent, 1914 South Forty-sixth street
hospital apprentice.
UNITED STATES ARMY
Federal street. Infantry
CHARLES II. sCHwEITZER. twcnty.sly. car.
pcnter. 2idS North Reese street cavaify'
cHbARLEs RAIDER. nineteen. farmer Edison.
CLIFFORD. r.. WALLS. nineteen. mo,orman.
Trainer, Pa; Infantry.
zApiT0 arn0o TERE0i twsny-threc, laborcr 1921
'oHN G. SETTER. twenty-seyen. rarroader
f1ib Melrosc street; coast artillery.
'osErH y; WIsNIEwsKI, JR. nineteen. la
JULIAN GARCZNSiiI. twcnty-onc, tanner Ai5e
LIVINGSTON street cavalry.
'oS a, Il atS MsHAE sl4s.i tMsq,y-ho chauffeur
JOHN FABIsZEWSkI thirty.tbrco iron
worker 1di Roxborough street; infantry "'"
WILLIAM a: DETwEILER. nineteen. modcr
22l7 Albert street; infantry
FRED J. LUTZ, twenty, driver. aIil Rides,
JOSEPH A. SPIN, nineteen. laborer. esia North
Fourth street, infantry. "
ANTOINE OSTYNE twenty. lend burpcr AS,
Edgemont street, cavalry - '''"
HARRY ,. DukEMiN. nineteen. Iaborcr. atis
Media street; infantry
LEO r. SCHWARTZ. twenty.onc. Iaborcr. potts.
GEORGE l.. AIiiN>, nineteen. auto mechanic.
Florence. y. j.; signal Curps "
GORDON :. BENNINGTON. nineteen p,,t,,.
North Second street; cavalry.
FIRST INFANTRY. y. q. T.
'iihRLEs G.. WINDSOR, twcnty.four. 5oa
CAlBORN II. R>NDOLrH. eighteen 1923 North
BARRY :. 1T RR. Twenty-Five 3n7 Soutb ts,urtr,
street. COlwNn. Pa. " ~ 'N' VI
LOUIS Il. ALLEN. twcuty-ouc. 2i27 North
WALTER u. sEITzE. twenty-five. 5iI7 A,orri.
street, Germantown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-13

different school training than does the
white child. Mr.. King contended that the
placing of the negro child was vita.
problem.
"On account of the ruling of the courts
after the Civil War" Doctor Schaeffer said,
"it will be difficult to bring about legisla-,
tion that will sanction segregation. The
passage Of such bill depends on proving
that the welfare OF the negro child requires
individual class training Mr.. Kings sur
vey shows that this proof would not be
difficult to find"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-13

The relative brightnsss 81 l|
child and the city child became \
contention between CarFfion Ross, u
tendent of the Doyiestown schools. en-
nelius Walters. principal Of the II1@
School, Philadelphia. during today's se1
Mr. Ross said the average child that o.
age" for his class Mr.. Walters etal>0
replied that more than ~ per cent 81
children who are leverage In the Me-
School are from little outlying towns
Pennsylvania.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-13

HARRISBURG, April 13 - The Public
Service Commission has withheld a deci-
sion in the application Of the borough Of
Nescopeck for certificate of public con.
venience for the construction Cf muni-
cipaI water plant pending Il report from
the state Health Commission which under
the law must pass upon the plans for such
plant, the cost and the ability Of the
borough to build within it's financial limi-
tations.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-19
MORTGAGE BIG MINE
 PROPERTIES FOR 30
 MILLIONS 9F DOLLARS
.Ry Review Leased. wire)

GLOBE, June 1S.-More than thir- ly million dollars are involved in a first mortgage filed with County Re corded E. T. Stewart today by repre- rcntatiyes of the American Smelling 6 Refining company. The instrument comprises 210 pages and 70,750 words.
 Properties included among those mortga ged are:
 r, Arizona-The Hayden Shelter.
 New Jersey-Perth Amboy plant.
 Nebraska-Omaha plant.
 Colorado-Globe plant, Grant plant, Philadelphia plant. Pueblo plant, Pueb- To addition, Eilers plant, Dumpland' Kapp placer mine claim, Arkansas Valley and American plant. Lake Coun- ty Sampling works. Union plant. bi- metallic plant. lands and buildings at Bucktown, Standard plant, Durango plant, San Juan mines, Cokedale mines, Aspen mines.
 Uah-Murray and Germania plants, Mingo plant. Parley's Canon lime quarry, Salt Lake demonstration farm.
 Montana-East Helena plant, Me Clelland Creek quarry, Monarch and Montana Central mining claims.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-19
FILM AND
 FASHION DISPLAY AT EAGLE THEATER TODAY

One of the unusual incidents in ''The Golden Fetter," which will be seen at the Eagle theater today, with Anita King and Wallace Reid in the stellar roles. is when the two are handcuffed together and NIT. Reid sewers the chain by shot from his revolver Although MT. Reid is supposed to suffer from a broken wrist as a result of the shot, every precaution was taken to see that no such accident happened. A number of tests were made to see if Wally's wrist would stand the sudden jar of the bullet hitting the chain. His writs was heavily taped but in spite of all precautions a small, sharp projection on the handcuff made a deep incision in his arm. Supporting the two stars are Fully Marshall, Guy Oliver, Wal ter Long, Lucien Littlefield, C. H. Geldert and others.
 In addition to this film, the Presley draping and style show, under the aus pices of the local Phelps Dodge store and the Mutual Moving Picture com pany, will be shown afternoon and night
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-19
FAIRBANKS LATEST ' IS REAL THRILLER
Active Young Movie Star Dis plays Ability To Best Ad-
 vantage Yet In "The Amer icano," At Orpheum Today.

"The Americana" in which Douglas Fairbanks will he seen as the star at the Orpheum theatre today. is a play of stirring adventure in South American country. upset by revolu- ton.
 Fairbanks, Of course, is in the cen ter of things. He appears as Blaze Derringer. the play having been made from the novel of that name by Eugene ?. Lyle, Jr. Blaze goes to iIBe Republic of Paragonia to represent some American mining interests. The principal reason why he undertakes the commission is that he has had a glimpse in New York of the beautiful daughter of the president of Para gonia ana i exceedingly desirous of her further acquaintance On his ar rival in the country he finds the pres ident in jail. the prime minister in hiding and the company's offices de- molished. There remains of the office staff only one surpvivOr, negro ''~-. ter. who has spent most of his time since tue poiiiicdi upbcdNdi III q Cri- lar. Joining forces with this lone, survivor, Blaze sets about establishing conditions of peace. fighting the wrongs of the imprisoned officials and generally bringing about a state of af- fairs where he can do business for his company and marry the girl of his choice
 It is enough to say that in order to carry out this program he has to do more things than Douglas Fairbanks has ever done before in five reels of picture A pitched battle with four Paragonian athlets who endeavor to sauelch him is one Of the interesting features of the picture. 'The Ameri- cano" is said to be one of the best plays, from the standpoint of dramatic action. that Fairbanks has yet had, besides affording him full opportuni- ty for the exercise of his unique tal- ents.