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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19
PERSISTENCE WON AND
THEY ARE MARRIED
DIR. Thomas Married Third
Time Before 1t Stuck
They Go to France

Chicago, June 19.-Dr. Harold E.
Thomas and Mrs. Adelaine Millspaug
Bryant Thomas, who were married for
the third time last night, were prepar-
ing today to go to France. The doctor
intends to head his own Red Cross
unit, while his wife will be one of the
nurses.
Mrs. Thomas-then Adelaine Mills
baugh-became a party to a double
elopement in April 1918, which made
her the wife of Lester Bryant. The mar
riage was Immediately annnlled by the
parents In July 1913, she married Rob
ert Presnell. They later separated
Then, Bryant charged the annulment
of his marriage was illegal and had il
set aside. This automatically annulled
the marriage of Presnell. Bryant OBJ
tanned a divorce June IA, 1916. A month
later she married DR.. Thomas in Park
Falls, Wis.
The laws of Illinois prevented their
marriage in the state within year af-
ter Bryant 8 divorce. They went to the
coast and were remarked in Oakland,
Cal, October 23.
( Mrs. R. Livingston Beekman, wife of
the governor of Rhode Island and sis
ter of DIR. Thomas, attended the wed
ding here last night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19
Red Cross Campaign
Meets Quick Response

Washington, June 19.--Every big city
is active today in the Red Cross cam
paign to raise $l0O,OOO,0Oo during Red
Cross week.
The first days returns complete up to
10 a. N. puts totals at S., 3,2O3.250, ex-
elusive of New York City, which had
not yet reported officially.
New York, however, has. collected up
kards of $l4,0O0,000, with one million
dollar contribution from ]. P. Morgan &
Co. George Baker has offered to con
tribute $1,00O,OO0 if p others will con-
tribute like amount The total to
date, therefore, from unofficial figures,
is near $20,000,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19
old STARS WILL PLAY
RED CROSS field DAY
Names On List Recall Old
Times When the Game
Was Ait Its Zenith

Chicago, June l9.-Seyeral promising
young recruits, including Charles Co
miskey, and Fred Pfeffer, are expected
TO be given a try out in q baseball
game which will feature the Red Cross
field day to be held at Weeghman Park
July n.
the two clubs will be made up most
ly OF stars of the old National league
and old American association. On the
former team will be Anson, Pfeffcr
Pete Brien, Mort Scanlon, Jack Nc
Cormick, Frank Sautcr, Eddie Hughes
William Geiss, Frank McNichos, 10,
Bidwell and Bob Sweitzer In the line
up Of the latter win be Comskey, Tom
Dawson, Nat Hudson, Jake Stahl, Tony
Mu,.ane, Adolph Spielman, Matty Zim
ner Charley Reading, Jimmy Callahan
and tieorgc Moriarity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19

living authorities on political, social
and Industrial problems in this coun-
try.
10 a scholarly mind Lybarger has
the added gift OF true oratory, for he
ways his audiences with an eloquence
equally instructive and entertaining,
He has u deep, powerful voice, clear.
musical, penetrating and persuasive,
and one OF. the strongest and most
pleasing personalities upon our Amer.
Scan platform
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19
Oregon Will Exceed
Red CrOsS Allotment

Portland. Or, June 19.-Oregon will
exceed its Red Cross allotment.
day of the Red Cross drive-when the
committee in charge of the campaign
reported that dozen Oregon towns had
already filled their allotment and
Portland had donated approximately
one fourth of a 100000 quota.
Nine firms ana individuals at ban
quet here last night announced contri-
buttons totalling $3O,500
Waseo and sherman counties were
asked to raise $4,000. They announced
today SS3.500 was pledged to date and
that the committee would raise S45, 1000
before the end of the week. Similar re-
ports are being received from every
corner of the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19
wolverton still silent

San Francisco, June l9-Reports that
Harry Wolverton, deposed manager ot
the San Francisco Seals, would make
sensational statement regarding the
affairs of the Coast league, flew fast
today. Although importmed by newspa
per men TO show his hand aud
strike back at Henry Berry who un
ceremoniously 1. firedn him. Wolyerton
SO far has been silent. But he is adj
nittedly angry at the treatment aa-
corded him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19
Golf Exnerts Gather

Portland, Or, June l9.--Crack golf
ers from California, Washington and
Oregon are gathering here today for the
northwest Patriotic Golf tournament
which viii begin next Monday on WAY
erly links.
II. Chandler Egan Of Medford, Or,
former national champion and several
times western title holder, is in Port
land today from his orchard near Med
ford and r. II. Kilroy of the Preside
golf club of San Francisco, has arriv-
ed. Jack Neville, Vincent Whitney,
Douglas Grant and dozen other Cali
fornia experts are expected to arrive
here before the end Of the week
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19
Laonard Wins Again

New York, June l9-Bcnny Leonard
has added another to his list of knock.
outs today. Johnny Nelson of Philadel-
phia, went down to defeat in the third
round Of scheduled ten round bout
at the hands of the new lightweight
champion. After Nelson had been knock
ed down repeatedly, Referee MelArt-
land stopped the fight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19
SIS. .n00. Goo Renorted.

Washington, June l9- Red Cross
headquarters announced total sub
seription to its war fund Of approx
mately $23, 200, 0,000-more than one-fifth
of the $109,000,OOO sought-up to 8
O'Clock this afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19
$3,232Ol Up to Noon
For Red Cross Fund

Three thousand, two hundred
and thirty two dollars and one
; cent, was the amount reported
; at noon today for Salem Is share
of the $100,000,000 war fund
of the Red Cross. This is near
: ly one tenth Of the total am
; cunt to be raised, and the re-
|: port was received with enthusi-
: asm by the teams and their
; captains.
: Amounts turned in today by
. the various teams follows: VIM.
: Evans, $69.50; Louis Lach-
: mund, $4s5.OO; Jos. H. Albert,
; $533.00; R. K. Page, $291.00;
; Chas. Galloway, $204.50; c. S.
{ Hamilton, $39S.50; R. G. Bish-
: op, $155.75; T. A. Livesley,
: $191.00; Max 0. Buren, $415.75;
: Curtis Cross $343.50; executive
: committee $264.51.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19

X x * x * x * . X x * x y = - =
When the suit for damages for per-
sonal injuries, brought by Mrs. Dora
H. clark against M. L. and R. E. Jones
is decided by jury in Judge Kelly 8
court this afternoon, it will end the
docket for the June term of the cir
cult court. The testimony in the case
has been completed and the attorneys
were presenting their arguments to the
jury early this afternoon.
J. w. Bradley, who was arrested in
Portland yesterday, was brought to Sa-
lem today to answer charge of pass
ing bogus checks drawn upon the Ladd
& Bush bank Bradley, who has been
Iusino the names of Baker, Hartley,
Smith and Brown, is said to have pass
ed numerous bogus checks in sums
ranging from $3.50 to $50. His practice
was to order a bill of merchandise
and make payment with a check, for
which he would receive small amount
of change Most Of the goods he order
ed sent to Silverton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19
CHAUTAUoUA TO
HEAR LYBARGER.
sways His Audiences With Gift of True
Oratory

Lee Francis Lybarger, member Of
the Philadelphia Bar, is to be heard at
the ElIlson-Whlte Chautauquas this
year.
Lybarger Is acclaimed by William
Jennings Bryan as one of the foremost
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19

Lord Northeliffe's s London Times is
Familiarity called the Thunderer. and
ever since he has owned it there has
been lightning to match the thunder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19

and so per cent for the properly owner.
There could be little objection to the
city issuing bonds for its portion of
repaving provided such bonds were is
sued for term of years equal to the
life of the pavement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19

And on which Of the three days just
past did you take 'em Off
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19
Court House News

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19

In referring to the portion of the
cost OF repaving the municipal commit
tee of the Cleveland Chamber Of Com
merce, in the report above referred to-
says:
s'Upon certain down town streets
wherd the business is of such nature
that the condition of the streets IS an
important factor. We believe the pro-
portion paid by the property owner
might well be increased. This might
also be the case upon certain nam
thoroughfareS where additional bene'
fits are derived from greater traf1ls,
In such instances the city might well
be relieved OF . considerable part OF
the cost of repaving. For other streets
we believe the cost should be shared
in Just proportion, probably under the
old method of 50 per cent for the city
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19

THAT il is proposed to issue mu.
lnieipal bonds to pay for all the hard
lsurfaeing done in the past.
a-That it is proposed TO reimburse
property owners for pavements which
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-19

4 = x X x x = x & y * sk-.s- = !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-22

nh. ACCEPTED
Thomas Thomas J, Fa9y, lOss Peach s,
Jonas Jonas XG5SssgHt XXGG5RSrmott -2@;G Almond st. st.
Gls2rs" la1ry FlaSs,i G,ag !i2S E$if So4ris HvG St,
MSiiHn MS@iiH n, vit,si vTSsgiar 1875 MSTiBSroushh' st.
Etr%n t,sTlLi r. Smith. sI5 Mercer Nar'Ooroush st ST.
G5%lse l. camDSBtl' l'tH SG F. r. rcoIqi%Sia fin2s ave
osEStnS RapeehiamS; R rlIMm; '35 36,d dRisShmGnd 81.
fE"aasss fES%ass Num- hle%agminE ag7 l32i !. Te%son st.
Gn,s Ghn,s4iM Alcksaezak, 2G73 Emery si
4iSn 4iSSnnry MSizTSry MNStisT9Tyz 3@4@ Il TR"mpson st.
Wiiinro WW3Ifis j. Holden lIG Crease eisy'o"' st. ST.
Smith V5IzI,inialssi SIEI,iilsi 2li2 l7- RICHMOND ST.
Miliiam Hhd,i,nn FeIix, isis s,pyiya s,ifygr ST. 81
ES'iy zqfic '9S: aSs$ IN TGn &; Widoy ~ ST.
HlG'S HlchoiasM MIHIrpRy, II ~ 2G7o hly9Eston ST.
}}STH }eTIHx EshqGS; stTy;d;;.Ii9 Ii9'3 + Mercer '' ST.
George AylMSES MEGafir22' 2'4a @ei iEdgemont St,
qaoas b6SlnPSFFfr bStSTFfr 29 IG3' SsaaEma%Gn st
JostnShS ShSFWSn'GE, 81. GncImoIR l7G Rchm9n4 5sq9 s.;
3sSFEs sSTEs i i ESs% Es5%% 4% f:'F5a@f 5aamS ST ave
iiI2hn F nniler. Ia0i DaS rty''s st st.
SSsII5s@l@ EslfSh%s@ sfnasr % / Bsr: Bsr: St St
lTamian lTiiI,inaIn Osakosgi. 25Gi Tlton st,
Jams p MilGD3nald, lil3 MARLBOROUGH st.
Michael SaHii aHiitton Sl5 Mercer st.
Waitor lI,Pt.r, l20i Il. Montgomery ave,
HI"x b. =. hashow 1923 +. Hewson st.
~ lFZShylski 2GO1 salmon st
Er"tnN' Er"nttn A. Sanosslan, 2l7 +. Allen st,
IFGvinSeK Socha. 25OG Salmon st
SoirNm homudowski, 1912 Day ST
hIuitn I,n Haniewski, 2653 EdgemOnt ST.
Wotnaaon Miller, 2GH7 Il. Cumberland st.
T9hn Thn1 Balski 2G73 i. Titon st. ''''' ST.
W,ymriy a. Myers S3S +. Thompson st.
JJ3nn JJt3nn Gurbada. 3Oi3 Gaul ST.
NN,t,thiam y Cole, 1889 ~ Cole st
bnhhtunnohE SHnkowiak 2G16 salmon at
i,hn'rrpP i,hhi'rpP w aIdman. 1854 T.. Berks st
N"dfIPs T. l., Press. 719 Moyer st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-22
Timay,,vw Trisn1y W. Krull. 5000 Chester ave.
'iaorsa iy ps; >; Dwyers Ssl7 $, ssd st.

Timothy TTinGy W; s kb5%l, b%I.r Soss chss,ss avs.
george EsSi1 w W Tescan. 728s Paschall ave.
CO.., Hray' 81 Ashwood ave,
ciiiiWWiiyS r. Taylor, SID and Eastwlck ave-
JaoLLu y. Campbell, 1000 paschali ave
WinI1ipn X, Clewell s1i3 Tinlcum ave.
Munnm Trumpodt, 1851 Beimar ave.
inIorman Il. Doughton, 2lOT Dagget ST.
Hsrrryy n. Pickering, COOS Upland st,
WITTY I'M ~; H1rnberger, G9oG slyhrook ave.
Willaw " speriinFo, aaiS ls%s Rtss Ht,fTs tSrTSce.
Jonh Jnh Is. Famous, G22s Gray's ave.
&Sndir"W, Jendrus. ellis Grays ave.
ninn Hunsb"rgcr l7i6 ~ asth st.
larry T. 'Bricu, 10Th and Island road
6g"9rEe A, Gaul. I7l2 Ruist ave.
hnlph g Jenkins. 7O3S paschull ave
inSeph y. springer. GA9d paschall ave
jSscph CiESX CiSaXrcl,r lHr sSSD 2WIS GTGys ave
Harry Gcrts. G522 ssybrook ave.
lanes \. GallaEhcr, alis :. Gith st.
Thomas ]. rrirs' s7th aud nartram ave.
William !, lie. Gi2g ticsncr 81
EdWard McDade. 3ili :. SD ST.
Nillam IS. Turner. 18th and Island road.
lanes +. johnson, lniG = Redheld at.
Paul J. Rool. G72l Tpiand 81
pan DouEhcrty, $3.50 Gotanic ave.
Joseph Mctzger. Jr.. saith and I}uist ave-
Edward A. Brtggcmoir, 20lG s. FELTON, st.
Blalnr y, Ohcr, iSth and Belmar terrace.
FRANK y. licnJamin, Jry SOth and Ave. r.
Er"d w. n,rling, 22iS ST. James terrace.
InomaS Mcti"ery, 1904 Bust ave.
Michael j. Pyne. G2Oi Dickens ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-22

smSp I%%Ril'p cTn i5o9 94$ Pdiafs'@@S daiSs@y St St.
I9innsn J.. CIcylnzk, ioi Dprfor st,
!5dR !!SP"'1 Elk. Gqr'si g.. ~ + 4arcs 45 s, st
uatrF $ lav~mln. l27 Wolf st.
Symn"l Miiman. go Gladstone 81
.,d.,Ih5 H,5n"r5 M,chaelts, A,slm III 80 Aickcan St
,i,3SaaIP ,iiD,TS%sP 1gIi"r. 1SE25 @ga3 59a3 },s} 5t4 sS
Samuel Eiirshfcld. aaS MrEaaTn" T"EH'r ST. ave-
Norman " Johnson, 2lio : Howard st.
N,rris Eavi'sty P;1%; 81 5ii2iH 8 s'' Reese fS st,
I;ogia Fisher. $50 Mercy ST..
hrl D.'PlI y GSicf'y IS = Marcy Mi.r1s'sno st ST.
T. TeG%sT mrs rInis J MnTEy a%G III (gry St
William J. Powe.L 33i Durfor st.
U.grirf r.. .rri RES; R,o;semsan. ,tii8 Dudley st,
hi%sT i or i. $asus' ST&aiSS as JSEso% Ja'Eso% st. st.
Arthur Brock 30 Mexican st.
Abe Bsk, 325 Wolf st.
GSSrS ISs@5S FF'SS%%@ + Maa~si l?i g. rTy F4aS st.
Juho Pcrovo, 2252 S Lee st.
Lewis Acker AZ Jackson st.
Norris TggG fHyTSn Hsrsh 5oiS t IL iHWT"nce st.
GIeorEe Mohclsti, los Minin st.
Louis Meyenitch; 100 Jackson ST.
Max solomon. 535 jackson ST.
larry Fishman. 20ll :. 18th st.
Petcr Av%yrach, Grggnwch Point
George G. Marvc M,S -5SS ss5 Emil inms[''an st st.
Harry y. sitting, 2iO5 $. Front st.
Fred "; Ernkman. 49, Emily st.
Daniel r. sullivan. Stonehouso lane.
Ivfiiidi IIvyffiniTi BarGf, lD83 I; MoyamensIns ave
Lewis Albert 2Ol0 s 9TH st
Harry SNYDER 43O Snyder ave
Nathan l.askin $40 Snyder ave
Frank Fisher. Jr., 400 Wolf st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-22

,.,, ACCEPTED
vsrnrwlto Slocourick. 23l :. 10th ~.
Thomas Jones. lG 5. 3qth ST.
Elton Guyton. iUlt Irving st
G"orE" J. Oakts, @Ii : Jlth st.
Takio kiknchi Az :. l3d st
EI,ryi,rA,i EEIIri ~ 4, Wiener. 32"G Woodland ave.
Joseph !; Mclntrc. II : 32d At.
David ". Lindsey. $500 Spruce ST.
nrG'o W. Mcryn. 3Ggl Walnut ST.
TrhGSt y. Brown, iUsp W,lit.t ~
,Iru -: Guy, iuth and Walnut sts
n,onn W., o2ul"wiC1 33T : @ith 81.
HGnat. ThoWay, 37i9 spruce Il
John NJ St,r"r 1910 lrirn,y ST
yy:rnis w; Hurdirt Am Walnut st.
pntnrW, II. Audcruau, lOI - 10th st.
Jur.nl,np u. M9l'ick, 3273 Chaur,Ilor st.
Nr',I,am ihCklnson l2lN Woodland ave.
RnlhohN Gabriel $500 chancellor St
S,Ion2n j. Poison, iu37 Surur, ST
,,,rrS ,'i".,S l" zimmerman 3GOi Locust ST.
,'"orsc 4. T.y!or. l5Il SprirrG"id ave
D. SS" h' + Hdrons. 32a2 Sansom st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-22

Samuel p. surman. nth and Ave. E
Joseph g. Fletcher. 22io T. 9th st ...
James =. Barnes 0O5l Altman ut,
Abraham Wlsncsky. SOth and Harley ave.
samuel Addison, Ola Grnmpre ave.
JoSeph Dcvlin. Sith aud Dicks ave.
i'ohert NJ, Grey. GUIp Altman St
louis =. BrQadyelh 2231 $. 9th st
WfrX,aHn fTn'inIriSG gGlo. Hccdlgnd st.
stewart X. Lyslo, iile Marrtun st.
mates T. BallinEcr, sd2j s. Goth st.
kahdnlnn THOMPSON, $500 Erwig ave.
hur9n WHrnock, G3i3 Woodland ave.
Point BrCczs.
Andrew, "a. Garner. soth ond Botanic ave.
Ernest @. Ludwig SoO7 Ave, T.
Elmer RalstoH. Gi3t Olcnmuro ave
Millam T.. Curett. $500 DICKS ave.
Howard l.. Frame Gt2G RrinhHrt ST.
Harry y. j. pfcfter. GOOg Yocum ~,
AuEusl j. Klein, $3.50 Elmwocd ave
nrtnh's a. MacGch"an, IllO raschall ave.
Whihn thernohcskcy, IOll Kings, ssing ave.
ulke MSLsughlin. GQ1i Rcnhart ST.
nnugrfm nnug,rfm 4 Van liarko. $3.50 $. G3d st.
teter 4. burke, 2l2G s. 0Gth ST.
II9hn bright. 1909 Upland ST.
iuneodore Neundprrer. OOdl Kinssessinr ave
EDWARD {. Rroadwel. 22Sj S. 9Th 81 '
Ilstr9 Ahsatrino. diO7 Glcnmorc ave
1oseph Goodwin S0'h aud Madison ave
M"rris MW"rrhi WW9,nh We,nsh 077229I Wi3odlsnd i,nd ave.
Michael w. Barr, G22o Dickens ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-22

.JsS.ei JIsrsei Miller. a4l. Monroe a,
IWSsse WnnH Beli 1i6 ~ I'D =, 81
Louis swertza TrtizapSSs%sky. Ssn Iio Bainbridee ST.
Thstnan llookfor. 1919 RaJusL.,,
Thon,as Siocca 6ll Kater "r,use =, 81.
.inbnn b"unas ~, Woodland, 1O7 s io,h -,
EJiiIh Eii Williams 1907 Bsinb1i66ysat 81
Wi,,HT strauss, il5 Monroe g, 'use ST.
W,Iillam J. Bruce, JI7 %,
HleNahder ,Weinstnck. fS3p S3pIs'ce Is'ce st.
STts1m i3ahlowsu. 7Oi s of' "'h ST.
1.anley Burrowsk! I2a prrSS,,,r,
N.ael Shenron, lU1 s IN b"VVertoh ST.
Ws,ter Stafford. iii Snrtmcs'. ~.
MiCnHcl Fedcrowich 5tO p,esn
Ssmes Arata, 53S Cyprosg y, 81
Nnthony NJ. Cianfrani. 527 y N,..,.u
E.Olo 'tnsso rs kater :, = MarShaII 81.
Hyoom9nieo Ntallla. S5i Hsini',i,co.,
norris Sklar. lta-Cantremi gt 'ge ST.
I1sltano Carota, Iu5 TT".,
John Mchrioe' ia n'I Bainhridge st.
SWns1tph WaskQ. 70S $. I'd ST w.
Mlrhasl 'apahucci I3O Kn,r
'ohh LeNenaoski. iiO KaTiivorS,Ib o.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-22

ACCEPTED
p.,,metti Tribune. 1920 S. 18th st.
P.aISane Amedeo, 1910 S. Clarion st.
emon Capman. 9lu :. lth st.
esalonjo Di Blasu, o22 S. 9Th st.
c.,vatore Ponzo, 9ll S. 9TH ST.
Scitz Babclman. 33l Titan st.
Hsryey J. Mclaughlin, Do2 Il. Moyamensing av
frank Dolan. lo2! Z; Moyamcnsing ave.
frank Scarlie. l2J Montrose st.
sisnley Boetnorki ~ Christian ST.
giuseppe Fortuna, S2i League st.
Irmando Sarni 1913 $. ID st.
campoongo Comaso. 1925 S. Sth st.
Gsetano PERI, ga $. sth st.
Woodward Turner. 2ls Manton st.
Pasouale Lerre, 1924 Mnntrose st.
Morris Sparkn, 3iI Wharton st.
Psro Maeun III Latona st.
Joseph Caponetti, lGD $. 9th st.
Henry Peowitz. 1888 f.. Moyamcnsng ave.
Joseph Micheakeryez, 40 Christian st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-22

Myrrs ichr y Dorfnsn, lilo n. 4oth st.
1v1iHm bsynard; ais Brandywine ct.
iIs,u9r isnr M9rinof, ,21i Viola ST.
Toah uoldinan. 3g38 Poplar St
iobn iE2ah Mason; Mason; G2s -Brookiyn st.
Nathan BraRer. il3G gembridro q,
pGeorRe Sialcy. i203 Rrown ST.
t,rahols Moss i2Od Aspen ST.
Inpnsrt IIWrn,rt vi; Baer. i033 barring st.
MMallacr Hepburn, Ssa Iiro"i,Iyn ST.
dou.norr Ihiltps ili2 pennsgrovc st.
tinnrfo niaam G,r,2t27dy; COS Holly st.
1os"pb pnmri,;,, VIZ IA ilst st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-22
Men Accepted
for NeW Arn,u

Army selection boards all over the city
!, bastening physical examination of men
=. the new national army. Hearings and
.,,,rps in exemption claims are being car.
.,.a forward as rapidly as possiDie though
=, with the speed of the physical OK
Reports of the boards work follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-22
ACCEPTED

Az Ell 1 Ell
-,,,,.r, Rosen, 721 Mifnn st.
~ wallace Front and Watkins SITS.
a.,,,,ore Kits. 901 Dickinson st.
s.., Abbote, Gl2 Wharton st.
,r,i,am Paul 6i3 Pierce st.
r,,,Ip Berman. $50 Morris 81.
s'.,,ei Goldburg. l7li $. 9TH st.
g.r,v piegreth, 32i Gerritt st.
~ V Bulno. Sl5 Tasker st.
.,snolas d. Picri, 1919 S. sth st.
n.n,amln Free oman. 5l3 Fernon st.
c,.r,es Fummcnal, 1904 S. Ith ST.
..,ch JuIiano. 1887 S. Percy ST.
,.w,. Carfunkle. 33i Gerritt ST.
,,,osnt Glordano, Sl2 Moore st.
,.r,uel Toilette, 23S Mifnin st.
,obn Attalo. 1923 Jossup st.
u,,rv Wagefeld. 8O3 Watkin ST.
James E. willinshom, $50 Fernon st
..,hony Bogomas. 1905 S. Philip st.
snunei Baich go Pierce st.
ssalar,ainri Tulio, 1i26 s. 10th st.
~ ~ Faschman. 1895 $. 18th st.
az Hnmer Warner, 1918 S. 18th st.
ihncrl Garinffo, S27 carp st.
Michael Harrison 17O0 +. Moyamensng ave.
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ACCEPTI,II

ACCEPTED
George l.. Conlcy. d7Os ~ 9th st.
DAVID u. White. $3.50 Bpechwond ST,
NNior NJ. Feglcy. AVA Roschill at.
Mtliam \. slater, Jr.. 1851 y. Carlisle st
Matthew J. keating, iOia ~ 18th st.
GH9rRe \. Frank. ll2I Duncannon ave.
mihord A. Fitch, 1880 Medury ave.
Thos J. Greenwood. n. w. cor. RosehIlI and
Loudcn SITS ~
tcrdlnand j. AucrwoCk 1915 Norwood ST.
walter r.. Zimmerman, 1910 Champlost ST
Albert T. De Sanno, Jr.. 1919 6oth ave.
Charles ID. Hook, 1891 Winaohocking st.
Wi.Son Z krewson 1918 =. Chelten ave.
Glb"rt g. MalCuimsOn. G33 Olnpt ave
G,ieorsc IL Mncmunn, Jr;. 1915 Wagner ave.
Allen l.. Grammcr, 1852 n. 10Th st
Mtam =. Voorhees,, 33O Wellens ave
William IT. Reed 5G2G Palcthorpe ST.
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ACCEPTED
ifnG,sra iHflGysiHs j. Naugle. 74s y. Markoo st.
ndolph Lynch. Bailey road and Wyco,pho NO..
Larry nry l.. Schwarta, 400 Powelton ave. '''
John Brcycr, Belmont Mansion
B'njamin Roscnfcld 1919 Wyausinr avo
ii;:awrencG Diy9nney, - Wlota st,
Jamcs Haughey. 7O2 ~ 43d ST.
pphhihiip Bazion. 3?to Wyalusing ave.
Guy r. Ailen. 257 $. THAN st
John q Magee, l222 ~ i2d St
tilis Silbcrman, Il24 Poplar ST.
william G.. Gordon. ABA Mantua ave
fS,islnund f,aa11,,ir Johnson 1917 Filbert St.
nasIuale ntII oMasscreilo; 1895 Cambridge st.
william Knox, 7J7 n. 4Ith st
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John satroski, 500 S. Front St
fayia Pacchivetti, 710 s. Warnock st.
Giuseppe Manyutta, 'O5 Fitzwater ST.
Coame Rucchie, I'D 5. Randolph St
Henry Golden. 400 Spruce ST.
Michael Barbosa. GO6 Pemberton ST.
Christ Pappas. 3O2 GasRill st.
RUeso Amerigo, 2iS $. ID St
Nathan Swartz, 4O7 Gaskill st.
Leslie Cohen, 72l l}anhridge st.
Pstriko Miketa. III $. 9th st.
Harry Camitta, 33l Lombard ST.
Coamo Fantoz 72l s. 10Th ST.
Norris Beifel 800 cambridge ST.
Joe Clark, 620 5. 18th st.
ttephen Balm, GOj S. Front st.
hrael Magdid, III s. I'd st.
Abe Berman. $40 South st.
Thomas LAWN. 29G7 Bonsall st.
Grant Ford, 1918 South ST.
Nyer Goldsten. 7O9 $. Sd st.
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william william es.%,.rsi s!%% sii sS; S!,;ss9c a
Andrew =. clee! 5o2O N. Bih II. :"
Russell II. Robinson. 4os w. weiiens ave.
Sbr,s,ianA SSibepssn A. SECS Les w Gale st.
tharles ". Fox. 1Wh and Duncannon sts
ihiawrence Lawrence ". Howard. aD39 Beechwood st.
John II. Freeman. .4eis n, i2th ~,
David H stroud Jr.. b2fS N. 10th st,
salvatore vassallo, 0O35 Stenton ave
ADRIAN o. Hopes. 1881 Sparks 81
SSh.Dert Z RICHTER. g27 Eikins ave-
William N. Kaufman, 4eds ols'snf N az -, :,
ROBERT r Sherry. 4ig Chew ~
Clifford TidweiI. 2ii7 Furley a.
''nehart Dehner. 5225 ". American st
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District 80

p, board sits 9TH st. and SNYDER ave
sounded by IasS} unk ave-. Mfnin St 9th
~" HhIu'r ave. 'th ST., tantrtll ST.. 9th ST
'h'u. i,nttcr, ST., 9th ST.. Delaware River at
League island and Broad St
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District 10

po,d Board sits Both and Lancaster.
fith, belmont. City ave. SGLii,Iiiiuu' 'pIior1 pior1
Ir,Limmnn;sSIVanla Railroad tracks iOth, West
inth inbthS',r, 4 rrtSton; Lancaster. Spring Garden
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Isidor wlnokur. 5000 Gibson ave.
,,nntQn baldwin. shaJ Holsteln ave.
iihrold Cray sIS Ashwod ave.
Frani J. llully GS07 Grecnway ave.
Joseph smith. ssi2 rnicum ave.
Joseph w. TAFT. GfO2 Woodland ave.
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District 43

board ats Charlplost and Willow Grove aves
Vid'd by Crcsheim drive, Chcltenham
pike, TaCpny Creek. Winqhohocklug St, Stem
l9n ave- PENNSYLVANIA Railroad tracks and
"tcntun ave. again,
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District 2

BOARD sits Seventh and Carpenter
pounded by Christian street, Delaware
river, Wharton. Passyunk. Ellsworth and
Broad