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SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMa7.

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tne siri o. II With her; no objeetiooo OF having
Sea isle Clty Mrs Harrison. p o. BOY Bo sm2, inJ
sT,EtNogRAPHY and typewritnS. ,.,,---------
Ime ior this work: exp nj e4e' I.adsvse nave spare
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ROMA. II APosto

hOMA, II ARoStO.
II communicate ufficiale delo State Mag
giore al fronte italiano dice: 'Iungo
tutto IL fronte 81 sono avute oggi lie soIite
azioni di artiglieria 81 e. notata una certa
attivita da parte delle pattugle avanzate
del nemico.
Dette azoni sono state iaccate dai nostri
picchetti avanzati
Nela zona del Monte Nero, una nina
fatta esplodere dale nostre truppe seguita
immediatamente da una pronta violente
azione della nostra artiglieria, ha causato
danni considerevoli al nemico danneggi-
ando le sue trincee causando dele perdito
alquanto Important
Ieri 81 ebbe un'azione aviatoria da parte
dele nostre squadriglie volanti, ed 4 nostrt
aviatori riuscirono a bombardare con
motto successo gil accompaniment nemici
presso Comen, riuscendo poi a rlentrare
nellie nostre II nee senza nessunlssmo In
conveniente.
Negli altri settori. ad eccezione di
qualche colpo di artiglieria non al verifco'
nulla dimportante.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

AfRRT AAfffRRFNTcg Fl EHS n MeBISFP S SRfDF
NIFTY TO BECOME MACHIINIsT AT HIGH
ST. THiRp Floor. N''>''N' WI ''-'''''O'"
BoY--Bright boy to run errands and make him
Apply The Bailey, Hanks & Blddle Co, 129i
| Sansom st, fourth floor,
Barker S rug s chesna tRTd aooT Tno0
cAsBIiNETMAkERs smi,5 &s61 Ed., FIRST class George w
| CHAUFFEUR. first rate wanted in Carlisle
Ps ,ar by "a gentleman oynmS four cars no
condition, including al washing and cleaning,
wear uniform Uniforms farRshed urn fSG'tSta stae S @
m nrst s,nss Letter wages reauired whether married
nS sye rsfereRGeg to for whom you
Box PA, Carlisle, Pa.
| CLERK wanted at once BY automobile concern;
one experienced IN bookkeeping or cost pre-
ferted; permanent: advancement NJ 44j
CORSET DESIGNER who knows how 10 make
Address 1le4 Fair aVe aco coambus g.
pSSAsT1,sMaN 81 1,s on coyeFnment work eyperiencgd
this sves man an tSp opporuny io
cS.nn 90 MS BIT, BIT in direct way. also excellent
Aanee Mfg Co. summerdale near Frankford
pPa E. nHes fa%9 as6 WV "
FREIGHT HANDLERS--Wanted 100: wages o5
cents cents per hour regular time, 85 cents per hour
appy eVsdors apf Pirs sosays 6 ans Beny Of wSrE
ave. Merchants and Miners Transportin Co
JOE pEiEss f EEEiE4lIR2ERs i4lI2 Brown Bailey Co,
-Erahkln and Willow SITS.
LAHB0RERs-only good steady men need apply
Call q: m at the Atlantic Refining Co. EN-
gloyment Department Phila. Gate, sl44
LAARo9RERsT1oT BOB RS FH% LABoRERs FOR al28 LUD-
wsnsfS pSSs.9 sonSa S%Si ten q qb9g
and Interview callers. Reply. giving previous
OCCUPATION and wages expected. P eo6'
MAN to work in paper stock room; one having
Mfg: Co, 4o5 Arch 6D st. 1App'' Ne''ernnu' Ltho'
MAN familiar with the warehousing and shin
Rrnga Rga,n. or electric lamps. Apply 1411 Widener
MANIFEST CIERK{M7;Large firm wants young
and assist in manufact1rins up dept on Is ReISrser S
ssrs Su'f a fye SSser %sG osas and
MANIFEST CLERK-Large firm wants yorns;
ana at @hf' in up msnfest sf sf
salary desred% % give lager age e50RifFence 0ice and
MEAT eds,en GErTER TPpy MS wanted
MEN-Wanted. boilermakers, locomotive ma
eaners Pehas rsPaF r. Tsn R ai aafi0Tss Fs.I
Lloyd e. Co. susquehanna Ave Wharf wpgr fhour'
ORNAMENTAL IRON FINIsHERs wanted. o
SIS istk0 st. fsy wsse1Sy %asSnsonA SGrs D. JOFss
PRESS FEEDERS and helpers cylindor 81,
Saturday between and 12 and Mondov Nbail an
tween and =. Curtis Publishing Co., 7tR and
PURCHASING AGENT, capable of taking full
charge OF department for large manufanfurinnat
corporation. with several plants. attranttss ims
ht.,r dptnre for man of sterling character and
salary expected P ooi Ledger to5faffre"c0 offce and
sHIPIPING I CLERK. assistant; young man 90
20 ~; pright and active; excellent opportlnItV
salary. 3l0. Ledger Office s'ehce ana
SHOP CRAFTSMAN wanted. American Fn,,i-- |
neertng Co. Aramlngo ave- nd G..I,lln. ln t.ngi- |
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| LABORERS-Only good steady men need apply
| Call e. m at the Atlantic Refining Co E,m
| Pioyment Department Phila. Gate 3l44
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LOST AND FOUND

.IGAR CAsE-Iost, black seal cigar case. Broad
at or NJ E Bouleva rd. Reward IL returned to
Geo. NJ Maris. 272s N. 10th st.
suitcase; $40 reward; Il.
b.; containing military equipment. which Is
urgently needed. Return to 300 North Ameri-
oar Rulldlng Monday. No questions asked.
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LAs3EERSYlSS @M rs Loo LABoRERs FOR s428 LUD-

MAN wanted. v IN educa tion about 5O ysars
Oh age; physically sound, to act as tmekeeper
9ccupation and wages expected. p g0G
Ledger Office. o'O'
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UNA NUOVA MlSSIONE
DELE SPE TEDESCHE
Attivita' di Agent Segreti In
caricati Della Distribuzione
di Lapis Micidiali
PARIGI, IS Agosto.


II Figaro pubblica una notizia che hs
suscitato indicible indignazione poiche
prova di quail mezzi 81 serva la Germania
per combattcr la sua guerra, secondo le!. di
difesa.
Questa volta trattasi di un nuovo rItro-
vato della kultur. I'm nuovo istrumentino
che puo mandare allaltro monde in pochi
istanti II povero ma malcapitato che ha la
sfortuna di essere un po' curioso, ovvero
non motto guardingo e cauto.
La nuova invenzione consiste, adunque,
IN un lapis dale modestssime apparenze
di uno di quell che 81 comperano per pochl
centesmi, Q che date lie sue esili e Initiate
proporzioni. non lascia nula a sospettare.
Nulla d male sino che II lapis 81 tiene
nellie mani. Ma II guaio succede quando
II medesimo deve esser temprato. e. allora
che colo sfregamento prodatto del cotello,
ii lapis cominera ad emarare un gas micidi-
ale. che viene seguito da uno scoppio che
incendia tutto cio' che 81 trova in un radio
di parecchi pied
lie spie tedesche abondano a Pirigi ed In
tutta la Francia, magrado lie pene che per
esse siano comminate sono ben fornite
ii motif di questi semplcl ordign. che Sc
condo foplnlone di motif hanno causato
recent scoppii di fabbriche di mun.zionl, e
II opihcii destinati ALA manifatturazione
ii materiale da guerra
lie autorita' hanno ordinate una severis-
,ima sorvegianza nellie adiacenze di uuei
che possano destare l'interesse di
luesti agentl della ormai famosa Kultur.
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| apply E. F: Houghton, 24O w Somerset. e''
| FREIGHT HANDLERS--Wanted 100; wages o.
cents per hour regular time IS cents per hoIJr
sighIts IY SUNDAYS and hoMlidays M plenty Of WORK.
ave. Merchants and Minerg' Transnort,n n Co
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MAN TO work in paper stock room; one having
Mfg Co, 405 Arch st ' i'itio'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18

JOB PRESS FEEDERS. Brown & Bailey Co
Franklin and Willow SITS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18

hEATER. boilers. ranges new and repui.tt: pSaat:
Will install cheap. 1927 Fllbert.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18

pEAFTsMAN on Government work, experienced
cetailer on Jigs and fixtures for high-grads
ordnance; this gives a man an opportunity to
90. 90 IBIS MS Bit BIZ in direct way. also excellent
chence win rapidly growing concern De-
nance Mig. Co. Summerdale. near Eve nkfnrd
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sHIPPiNG CLERK. assistant; young mar 10
70 ~. bright and active; excellent Snnnrtn,, 20
LOT adVancement; state age, reference anSS
SHOP CRAFTSMAN wanted. American Enoj
neerng Co., AramIngo ave. and CumberiIsan isngi- na
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BOY AS APPRENTICE IN MACHINE SHOP;
GOOD SALARY TO START AND OPPoRTu-
NlIT9 TO BESoME r, MAAG{HIrNlST AT liiGGHt, liiGH
ST, THIRD FLOOR.
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AUTO TIRES
HORSES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GOOD brown horse and wagon and bo rron. -
sale. 706 s. Broad st. '"'ss ior
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

s47.00-LARGE PHoNoGRAPH with cabinet
uinI a 4partsred oak; cost new s7i; cal,,.Ds can ~
phlu 20 cents weekly. This IL an exoelirn'
bargain. in first-class condition. equal To- new.
gains. "a
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SUMMER RESORTS
AsBURr PARK. N. J.

STONE HARBoR. M.
HARBOR INN Overlooking beach a bdwk.
Garage Girl. Edwin Belchsr
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CORSET DESIGNER who knows how TO max
corset right; state experience and salary ey
pected Address ll94 Fair ave. Conmhns b
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18

hEEN-o-PHoNE---Circa walnut; up "
aats Sost new 5000 reduced to $50 20; can ~
palu 70 cents weekly. Call or write TOT ~
'e''p''on and list OF barsains. {i<
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YOUNG MAN with experience and capital wishes
barther with experience and canital 10 open
HLst-ciass lewe!ry store in philadelphia; high.
est ierences to be exchanged; communicative
-slrlct!y CONFIDENTIAL. f 559 Ledger Central
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
kOItMER GERMAN CONSUL AND
TWO ASSOCIATES MUST
PAY PENALTY
VIOLATION or U. S. NEUTRALITY
ws Convicted After Sensational
Trial In tho Federal Courts.
Hut Case VIII he
Appealed

San Francisco. Jan. ~. FRANK
Bopp. former German consul. general
here. must serve two years imprison-
ment and pay $4,000 fine for vio-
latitn OF American neutrality. This
sentence was pronounced on him this
afternoon 10y Federal Judge Hunt aft
or tho court had overruled a motion
Tor q new trial for Bopp and his con.
victed associates.
Bopp was found guilty on two
counts OF the indictment, ON the
nrst he was sentenced TO two years
imprisonment and $1,000 nne and on
the second TO one year Imprisonment
and 5000 fine. II was stated
however, that his sentence will be
two years and $4,000 fine. as the
prison terms Will run concurrently.
Bopp's2 attorneys announced that
they would appeal Immediately.
Eckhardt Won Setback. former vice.
consul. and Lieutenant Baron vii.
helm Won Brickcn. military attache OF
the consulate. were sentenced to the
same term AZ Bopp.
A similar sentence was pronounced
on Charles G, Crowley. secret service
agent OF the German consulate. while
Mrs. Margaret Cornell. who was
Crowlcy's assistant was sentenced to
prison term OF one year and one
day.
All prison terms will be- served In
the McNeil's Island pcnitentiary.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
DIPLOMATIC SERVICE
DUE FOR A SHAKE UP

Washington. Jan. 22.-President
Wilson is planning a shake-up OF
the diplomatic service after March 4.
Custom DEGREES that all American
diplomats submit their designations
at the close Of every presidential
term-and this expected to offer the
president his opportunity to improve
the diplomatic service, with less
politics and more regard for efic-
iency."
In this connection, there was an
unconfirmed report today that Sec
retary of State Lansing might sue
ceed Ambassador Walter Hines Page
at'London.
Deserving democrats" in the dip
lomatic service are scheduled to go.
The president has indicated his de-
sire to secure for the future the SER
vices of secretaries in diplomatic SER
vice who have proved themselves es-
pecially adapted for such work, by
promoting them to the rank Of min
lister and ambassador. In this way
the president hopes to instill into the
whole diplomatic service the principle
of promotion by efficiency and not
necessarily by seniority.
The president will, OF course. hold
himself free to choose ministers and
ambassadors from outside the iiplo-
matte corps. should he find men "pe-
culiarly qualified" for diplomatic
work.
The shake-up Is only one OF num-
ber Of plans which the president has
In mind for improvement in the ad-
ministrative end of the government
He desires not only to set new stan
dard OF efficiency in diplomatic ap-
pointments. but to carry this same
idea into the selections OF members
OF the various federal commissions
and boards.
A new budget system for national
expenditures is contemplated. to OBJ
tain a maximum OF efficiency and
minimum OF waste as well as to per-
init Of complete checking up OF wnere
funds go,
The presidents general plan for
increasing administrative efiiciency
also contemplates granting OF per-
mission by congress for cabinet mem
beers to appear on the floor Of the
house and senate and discuss features
Of ADMINISTRATION bills.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
MERCHANT SHIPS
WILL Be conveyed

Rio de Janeiro. Jan, Allied
steamship agents today were discuss
Ing plans for convoy OF allied mer-
chant ships across the seas. The pro-
ject contemplates ',ports OF rendez-
vous" In Europe and South America.
Under such a scheme. allied mer-
chant vessels would assemble probab-
ly at Lisbon and Pernambuco and, on
certain specific dates. would sail un-
der protection OF allied warships all
the way across the Atlantic.
British French and Norwegian con-
sular officials today completed ar
rangements for transfer back home"
OF citizens OF those nations included
In the prisoners landed from the Hud-
son Maru at Pernambuco, Many will
start the returun trip on tho next out
going steamer.
Tho Brazilian government is TAX
Ing no chances OF violation or its
territorial waters. A big fleet OF
belligerent war vessels Is patrollng
the coast line. The cruiser Deodoro
was additionally assigned to this
squadron toay.
II was one OF this neet OF neutral
ity guards" that today reported the
finding Of the decapitated body OF
eight Psrasuayans and six Argen'
tians floating In the river near Porto
Muertinho, Brazil, 1t is presumed
they were entlced aboard river
steamer by cattle thieves and mas
sacrd.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
GERMAN PROGRESSlN
THE CARPATH|ANS

Berlin. via Sayville, Jan. 22.-Suc-
cessful forefield engagements in the
eastern Carpathians were reported in
today's Official statment West OF
Friedrichstadt, the statement also
said, Russian attacks by raiding de-
tachments were repulsed 9ysa
North OF the oituz valley" the
statement continued, there was a
temporary increase in artillery activ-
ity on both sides, West Of Panlcu a
hostile company attacked our pro-
tecting positions on the Putna river
and was repulsed."
The statement reported only iso-
lated clashes on the Macedonian
front during reconnoiterlng opera
tions.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
SUBMARINES TO
TRY 8L0CKAD|NG.
Germany TO Attempt Establishment
Of Diver BarTfor Around
British Isles.

New York. Jan. 22.-Germany is
shortly to establish submarine
barrier" around England and
France. attempting a sta. yation
blockade" herself. according to gen
eral belief in those two nations.
passengers on the White star liner
Baltic said today. iAs's
According to this Information.
Germany plans to notify the world
about February Of the institution
Of this new form of blockade. The
notification. however, will oficially
characterize the scheme as ''bar-
rier"--not a blockade"
To make such q barrier efIective,
It is reported that Germany will put
into service 80 new super-super-sub-
marines-capable OF Is knots on the
surface. armed with heavier guns
than any undersea craft heretofore
in service and armored sufficiently to
make theim impervious except to
fairly heavy missiles.
Moreover, these new boats are
said to be fitted also for extensive
mine-laying and able to cruise about
two thousand miles or more with
out replenishment OF supplies.
The Baltic's passengers also fur
nished reports that in connection
with this blockade. Germany is pre-
pairing new contraband list on
which 1t is expected that all articles
Of food will be placed r.;
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

HOLD NEUTRALS
WAR PRISONERS
Germany Maintains That Arming Of
Merchantmen Removes lmmun.
ity From All Aboard

Washington. Jan. 22.--The stats
department expected to receiyefa re-
port on 0ermany's holding OF neu-
trails IN war prisoners. following her
south Atlantic commerce raids.
Inasmuch as this will probsbly
show Americans In the crews OF Brit
ish ships were made prisoners. the
government will then have new In
ternational complication upon its
hands.
It's course will probably be:
To demand release OF the prisoners
and. II 10 indicated. Germany would
not balk at such request.
To engage In new diplomatic
exchange looking TO settlement OF the
armed ship question.
The second course seemed logical
to authorities. though tho department
had made no ofiicial pronouncement
OF its views on that point mp to early
today.
Germany wants that yexatious
problem cleared; the department. too.
would like to have II satisfactorily
disposed OF.
To date there has been a gulf be-
tween the two nations In their In
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
EXPECT new REIGN
Of Terror ON SEA.

London. Jan. 22.--England ex-.
poets another period OF Germaa
"ruthlessness" on land and sea soon
that will eclipse any military and
naval efforts heretofore made by the
central powers. sl
Failure Of peace proposals; the
firm belief expressed by the allied
powers in their rejection of any peace
save Of their own dictation. and neo-
essity of restoring German military
and naval prestige. are coupled here
with reports Of vast preparations In
Germany. Scores Of new submarines
are expected to be released to prey
upon allied shipping. The widest
stories as to the great speed. sine.
armament and defensively armored
strength OF these new undersea craft
are current.
Fsrecasting sudden, general and
widespread return to the most vio-
lent warfare in which every shred OF
restraint will be thrown to the winds.
the London Daily Mail asserted Ger
many's new plan will mature within
about a month. t. .,,s, h,
Great masses Of troops, It Is as
serted. have been equipped and are
now being concentrated chiefly along
the western front. 1Et '
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

ARK GATES Is n CUSTOM



e 's 'i' 1or ~
lama TINS AFTERNOON, where ne win
take Mark Gates into custody becauss
OF a beating-up which Gsyes il -
iered n have v,vsr s,.v.,. Y.A....
-. u.p. T'j
~
Accofo1ns % tne sfory o. me ~
laar ~ y wss teiepnoned 70 the shsf-
N once. johnson - IN 4 seTious
conndition' on u' not navins regained con-
ciousness since tine ATTACK. II y
css'med tnst tne snair y the cdmin-
sa'on OF domestic trouNes IN tns
1s1es noosenoid' Gates having md
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
new STATE HIGHWAY
BILL IS INTRODUCED

Salem, Jan. 22.--Reprosentatlve
Laurgaard, In the Oregon lower house
today introduced a hill creating n
state highway department In accord
ance with plans Of the county judges
and commissioners, II provides u
highway commission OF three mem-
hers appointed by the governor, to
have Jurisdiction over road work.
Three primary roads are designat-
cd. 'one running from Portland to
California, down the willamette val
Icy; one from Portland to The Dalles
and Ontario, and one from Portland
10 Seaside, via 81, Helen's and
Astoria. AN{s
Several companion bills were pre-
vented, taxing gasoline dealers and
regulating automobile llghta.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22

play no part in the great enterprise
OF peace. Owing. he said. to the fact
that this government did not wish to
withhold Its services. he felt the
people Of the United States we're
called upon ito state the conditions
under which they will feel free to
render H."
The president declared the very
explicit assurances" regarding peace.
received from belligerents. imply that
the peace that comes must be "a
peace without victory" Victory.
he declared. would be peace forced
upon the loser. victor's terms. i'm
posed upon the vanquished."
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
LIEUTENANT ROBERTsON's
CONDITION IMPROVES

San Diego. Jan. 22.---Lieutenant
w. A, Robertson is attended by phys
icians at the Hotel del CoronaGa, fol-
lowing his nine-day's Of wandering on
the Sonora desert. when he and Col
onel H. G. Bishop were lost during an
aeroplane flight.
Robertson's door is carefully guard
ed by federal soldiers to prevent in
trusion. His condition is greatly i'm
proved today, according to Aeuten-
ant w. r. Ream, his attending phys
ician.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
TO DISCUSS PROVISIONS
OF OREGON "BONE DRY" BILL

Salem. Jan. 22.-Friends and ene-
mics OF Oregon's bone dry bill will
have their chance to talk tonight
WREN the Joint house and senate COM
miitee on alcoholic traffic iaee:s in
the house chamber. for a public hear
ing on the measure. Many nlanufae-
turers and physicians are Interested
In the provisions restricting importa-
tion and sale OF pure alcohol.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
CONsTITUTIONAMTY OF
BLUE Sky" LAWS UPHELD

Washington, Jan. 22,--"Blue Sky"
laws Of Ohio, Michigan and South
Dakota were held constitutional lby
the United States supreme court to-
day. The Michigan and South Dako-
Ia Mws governing sale of securities
had been held unconstitutional by
state court decisions.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
KRuTrsCHNITT WITNESS
IN OIL LAND HEARING

New York. Jan. 90, Julius Krut,-
schniti, chairman OF the executive
committee OF the Southern Pacific
compony, was the first witness called
today In the governments suit
against the company. In which Il ex-
pccts to recover 100, 900 acres OF oil
land in tho San Joaquin valley. Cali
fornia
Benjamin r. Blcdsoe. a federal
Judge from California Is hearing the
evidence.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
FIRE DESTROYS WING
OF SPOKANE HOSPITAL

Spokane. Jan. 22.-The west wing
Of st. Luke's hospital Is in ruins to-
day. the result Of a fire which swept
II last night. More than 100 pa
tients were carried to safety. They
were placed in nearby homes and
other hospitals. The fire originated
over an engine room In the new wing.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
WANT NEW KINGDOM aa'
OF POLAND RECoGNrzND

New York, Jan. IA resolution, &,
endorsed by nearly 5000 Poles Or
the United States, viii be forwafdsd
today to President Wilson. askins
him to recognise the newly estAblish-
cd Kingdom OF Poland. N
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-22
HOUsE COMMITTEE IN
FAVOR OF DRY ALASKA

Washington. Jan, 22,--The house
committee on territories today agreed
to report favorably the hill providing
tor prohibition In Alaska,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-27
SIX HONOLULU BOYS ACCEPTED !.
FOR ARMY SERVICE IN FRANCE

The six youths are prominent in the
social and business affairs of the city,
all Of them volunteering to leave Iucra-
tive positions to take up work with
the medical corps at the wages Of
American soldiers With one excep-
ton all the youths are Honolulu-born
and raised, most of them being con-
nections and descendants of well
known families.
Francis Brown is an employe of
Castle & Cooke, and an heir to the
John Ii estate. He is considered one
of the best all around athletes in Ho-
nolulu.
Fred. 'Biyen is from San Francisco,
but has been here for some time
where he has been employed as
clerk with the experiment station OF
the Hawaiian Sugar Planters, Associa.
ton. {.
William Wells is salesman OF the
Hawaiian Garage of which his father,
George Wells, Is the manager.
Ernest Podmcre is cashier Of the
Alexander G Baldwin agency.
William A. Noble Is assistant buyer
OF the merchandise department OF
Alexander & Baldwin.
Franklin Richardson Is an employee
Of Hackfeld & Co, and SON Of Frank
Richardson, IL Honolulu ciEn enst