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Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23
Eggs. Wanted by

Davey. Andrew Inc. 350-2 Greenwich
Deutsch, Charles. .....326 Greenwich
Farmers Com. House. Inc. q Harrison
Fortgang Bros. ......356 Greenwich
rraucke. john r. & Co. 239 Wash'n
hren-ich Jos II. Conn co. S Harrison
Aurtll & hlgtIn -.-.-. .3G5 Greenwich
Lam0.y < Aipaugh Inc. Is Harl isou
Nichols Bros. inc -..-......135 ReaGe
Pond. H. T. Co. Inc 3sl-3 washington
Rltrenlouse. Geo H. & Co. 1875 Jay
Saal Bros ..-....--...525 Greenwich
ScAou, John & Bro. Inc. -I47 Eaade
Seckel < Herman. ....361 Green wfch
Shenandoah Produce Co.. .I56 Reade
SiDerman. Joseph .........30 jay s.
Neinschel, A--........554 Greenwich
Wilk. J. d CO...............I3S Reade
Nittner. H .........3-s Green wIch
Eggs and Butter. Wanted by
Branchu d DuMoud. Inc. 40 Harrison
Honigs berg. A & Co. 800 Greenwich .
Lasher. ]. K. & Bro.....1I Harrison .
Reiner Bros. ............s4 Warren
Roth. ". & Co..........IS5 Duane
Eggs and Poultry, Wanted by
Alpaugh. E. s & Gov. Wash. Mkt
BOehm. Daniel p 204 Wallabout 2rzr
Greenspau d Breuuer. .35S Greenwich
Heilmann. Harry SIS Westchester an
Lewis. H. & Co. Inc......1S3 Duane
hosenteld, = 90. --.--.---ls7 Duane
Shorr, AdOlrh. h.............153 Reade
lrachtenberg, George $50 Greenw wich
Eggs, Butter, Cheese, Wanted BY
3alfour Bros. ......S50-2 Washineron
4ong, $. S. d Bro. Inc. 18Th q wash.
Eggs, Butter. Poultry. Wanted by
3lick. s. Co.-.-.......346 Green wich :
'leischl Emil&Son 514 Weschester av
leieTfsld. Samuel. Harrison :
lersel. Alex. ....-Iel Duane :
Fish. Wanted by +
'ais, John Co.Inc-l -l97 Fulton Fish 1Ikt !
.ockwoods 81 iuant 4 Fulton Fish Gst I
ilnuga. J. u. Go. j. Fulton FISH 3lEt S
Francis L. 11Q FUl Fish 1rst $
ei-er. Chas- 6- son l99 Fulton Fish 3LEt s
Fish and SOFT Grabs. Wam q by
al1auI d Mccarthy 55 Fulton Fish Sit
urnett d. kenney. Inc. 6 Fulton Mkt =
u!tou Fish Co., . Fulton Fish AEt
alley, Caleb & Co. i Fulton Fish 3Ikt
all. r F. & Co. 81 Fulton Fisa 3Ikt y
oberts, H u. & Co. II Fulton St lIkt
ogers. H. ~ q Co. II Fulton Fish snzt s.
.allace & Keeney, 10 Fulton Fish Mkt
Fish. CLAIMS and Grabs. Wanted by h
ckerly. Chas. Fulton Fish Mkt
DE. Robert ". 20 Fulton Fish Mkt y
Fish, Oysters, CLANS, Wanted by A
lsworth. p & ". Co...212 South ="
4, The John B. CO.....155 West
sid, Thos. M&Co los Fulton Fish ut
Furs, Wanted by Al
)ssak. l. & F. ..........374 7th Av. 2
wis. Samuel .....147-53 ". 2grh O1
man. II. & Co. ........IO5 ". 2sth
ligman & Friedman. .133 ". 27th ~
empel, ". Inc .....-155 ". 29th
elmer. Jos. & Bro. .115-25 W. goth
arenoh. Sol & Co. Inc. .I69 ". 18th
Furs and GenSing. Wanted BY -,
.ehner. Wm. J. & Co. 159-163 ". 25th IN,
'rman, S. ...--.......269 7th Ave.
x. Geo. I. ...-.-.....2 279 7th Ave.
aelzer. N. F. & Co...I19 W. 29th Re
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23
WILMINGTON

Eggs and Poultry, Wanted By
Eise1man Bros. ........113-5 z 4th
Johnson & BrO...........236 Tatnan
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23
NEW YORK, N. Y.

Fruits and Produce, Wanted By
/ Agalloco. j. P. & Co. 249 Washington
/ 3enner. H & Co. 123 Wallabout Mkt
I 3errian & Joerger 122 Wsllabout Mkt
-ouch, Frank & Co. .346 Washington
rate, John c. .......306 Washington
{ Oanziger BrOs.....144 WallabOut Mkt
Dixon R. W. & Son. .266 Washington
/ Ellis. William. .......51 Little ". 18th
Ferrone & LOdOlce Co......1SS Reade
sierrO BrOs.,....1005 Wallabout Mkt
-rancke. John II. & Co. ...239 Wash'n
Gleichmann. RICO. 113 WallabOut Mkt
jsnecke, I. Co. (The) 276 Washington
airk, J. B. .......S7I-3 Washington
-ippmaun. Gus & Co....1I0 Warren
-iDpmann. J. & G. Inc. $3.50 Wash'u
-.oeTeuthal, l.....-.-...lS7 Reade
dartOri p .........9 Wallabout Mkt
heyer. a. e. d. Co-....134 Park Pl
Meyer re d Co 1005-7 Wallabout Mkt I
aontesani Frank 1922 IS llabout 3lkt
Natale d Frank .....250 Washington I
Setchesky.F F .&Sons 240 Wallabout Mkt
Sabel. J....-.--234 Wallabout Market .
Schinman Bros.....28 Waliab0ut Mkt.
Schwitters. HE. & Sons. S67 Wash'n
stout & DrOst..........140 Park Pl
Townsend. T. H. ..126 Wallabout Mkt
1ogel. II. c. & CO....3f2 Washington
wilson. Fl. X. & Co. -3l4 Washington
WulfOhsOn. u & Co. Jog ". 27th ST.
Calves and Poultry, Wanted by
OeNoyelles, S. & Co. " Wash Mkt.
Farmers Com. House. Inc p Harrison
Herring, c. NJ 4, Cow Wash. Mkt
7ovey, Charles B...W. Wash. Mkt
Oliver, George & Co. W. Wash'n Mkt.
Jtis, B. W. & Co. Nv. Wash. Mkt
". H.. 90 Grace ". Wash Mkt
Grabs, Wanted BY
sandifOrd. R. W. Ss Fulton Fish Mkt
Eggs, Wanted BY
atlas H.,..............3 Greenwich !
3enowitz. S, & Co. 1913 Greenwich |
}ritten. B. F. & Co. lib Harrison / 7
'ofin, H. E. Company. ....s Harrison |
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23
TO COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
RECEIVERS.

In another column. under The heading
'sWASTED." VIII De found tie hst Of
products THAT are leaving the Delaware
Maryland Virginia Peninsula al the
present time, and, that are likely 20 con
tinue fWirh more or less variations in
volume up % the coming spring
Space VIII bee assigned 10 advertise
crops, etc. Wanted and. personal ef-
forts viii be made towards directing
same 20 houses - The Classified List.
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23

Advertise in the Chronicle
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23
Fish, Wanted By

American Fish Co Dock St. Fish Mkt
Potatoes Sweet and Whitel. Wanted
Bennett Bros. .....-...304 No Water
erickson. Samuel & Co .3s4 ~ Front
4ewett, ] H. .....2l5 Dock
Hanselman. Louis .........146 Dock
Jones. VIM. H.......344 y. Front
<le.n r. d Son ......15l Produce Az
sIocre & Wade CO.........212 Dock
stockberger c. H....... 40l y. Front
wilkins, Munson o.351-3 Newmarket
Poultry live, Wanted BY
Gilbert L. M...........222 Callowhill
Nessemer H. L. & Co.......207 Dock
Parsons & BrO.........224 CalIowhill
Shockley & Bros. 1919 y. Water
Smell. Samuel. s. 2nd
Rags and Paper Stock, Wanted by
Infante Bros. 1885 5. Water
Rope and Canvas f0ld). Wanted by
Chaulk, John J. & Co. 506-s S. Del. AT
Scott, Thomas J.......774 S. Front
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-06
EX-DEPUTY SHERIFF
JOW CHADWICK IS
NOW OUT WITH FACTS
I'VE KNOW FROM ACTUAL IN.
pERIENCE WHAT TNNLAC
WILL DO" M SAYS.

The imposing list OF men now en-
dorsing 1anlac Who have held. or
are now holding. some responsible
public office grows longer day by
daN To the large number of repre-
sentative men whose statements have
been published IA the press OF the
country is nov added the name of
Joe Chadwick. formerly deputy
sheriff OF BeNar county, Texas. Tor
fourteen years. aud who enjoys the
esteem OF an who know him MI
Chadwick lives at l2j krempkau
street. san Antonio. and recently
made the following statement do
failing his wile's experience with
Tanlac.
I've just come In To get another
bottle OF Tanlac for my wife, said
Mr. Chadwick. she has already TAX
on Two bottles and her Improvement
is simply wonderful My wife has
suffered Tor ten years from a disor-
dered stomach that gradually got
worse and about eight years ago she
noticed distressing feeling of gas
after eating and II caused painful
smOthering spells 10 come on The
gas seemed To press on her heart
and cause palpitations that would
nearly overcome her and she would
lose sleep on account of a. She
couldn't sleep on her LEFT side at
all. for the pain was simply unbear-
able when she lried 20. She had a
fU.rl.tI "A gaaFftaI 81. ln
hungry an the time. but couldn 1
digest what She ate very we'll. and
early In the mornings she would Of
ten gri sick at her stomach aud be.
gin vomiting.
Tier condition got 10 be 80 ser
ious ! worried lot about her TIL she
started taking Tanlac. then she began
10 improve at once and | became
more hopeful of her recovery. She
sleeps like top every might now ana
she can sleep on her lcti side just
as rcsttully as on the other. and sho
shows no signs of her old trouble
Her nerves are quieler now and she
eats better and everything seems to
agree vith her aud gives no distress
afterwards She is stronger and has
more life and energy than before and
SAYS she feels more ike working now
than she has in q long time. We
know from actual experience what
Tanlac will do and are telling all
our friends about IL whenever We
see them
Taulac is sold In Amarillo by Col
Inns Drug Company.
Advertisement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-06
TO TIM WOMEN on ,u\EIIIo

All interested In the Food Con
servation are asked 10 meet Miss
Leah Harris. Potter COunty's cap
tain 81 the o. S. Army OF Food Ser
vice az the First Christian church
saturday afternoon at O'Clock to
make plans Tor The work of canning
driving and lectures IN food suhsti-
'utes. which will begin July 10Th.
our government has asked an
housewives 10 awake tn the realila-
ton az The importance OF this branch
Of work Every housewife in the
land should respond and b b. espe-
riallv urged that the women OF Pot
ter County enter into The conserving
food produo, project $50 that uo slack
ers will bee found In Amarillo or vi
entity.
These demonstrations are free ia
the women ~ AMARILLO and % is
hope dthat an women OF the city
viii attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-06
The Iiest pennlc

There Is a woman IN our town
who from a rather humble beginning
has climbed 10 quite an eminence Of
culture and intellectual superiority
We were wondering the other day
how she made so much OF herself AMI
one OF her relatives explained proud
~. Ever since she was a girl she
has made h point 10 associate only
with people who were superior to
her"
I've heard something like that said
~ people before, aud while II sounds
good az first 10 seems 10 me. there
~ kick IN t.
Namely IL everybody tried 10 do
that. what would happen II every
one Is so intent on self culture that
he will not associate with any one
inferior 10 him. how on earth could
any one get a chance 10 associate with
any one who WAS superior?
II seems 10 me, too, that there
would be- something not wholly Ikea
hle about Il person who cold blooded-
" picked out al his friends not he
,suse be- hked hem. hut because be
thought hp could get something out
~ them
when people Try 10 ingratiato
themselves with friends from whom
they expect material advantages We
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-06
SOCIETY

have a short and ugly term for them
Vow isn't this trying To associate al
ways with ones superiors a sort OF
intellectual todayism'
Another thing how can people de-
icrmine so clearly who are their sup
errors? one So often finds superior
qualities IN people who are theoreti-
Cally ones interiors
one OF the most stimulating philo-
sophcrs | ever met was q ragged dirty
little sweat shop tailor ! have often
had my mind wonderfulk stimulated
and quickened by people with whom
n had beer seeking for superiors 10
sociate with. should never have
exchanged two words
The way. IL seems 10 me is Just
this Il isn't half 50 important as
that YOU associate with the best in
people.
There Is something helpful and
stimulating Ia almost everyone Bring
It out Don't be so anxious 10 shine
that you get the shine that's In
other people.
Associate with everyone on their
highest level, take of them the best
they have TO offer and give them your
best in return by Ruth Cameron.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-06
MEETING on BAPTIST
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS

Despite the threatening weather
of Monday night, practically all Of
the officers and teachers OF the First
Baptist Church Sunday school gath
cred al the regular hour for monthly
business meeting a. the home Of the
Rey Wallace Bassetl.
Quarterly reports were read from
each department Of the school and
they were unusu lily entertaining.
Supl c. $ Hopkins expressed him
self as being well pleased with the
progress OF the school and Dr j.
q. \unn also lifted the workers To
higher plane with his usual words
~ good cheer
The reading given by Miss Alpha
Ebliu was greatly enjoyed by and
" Co. Fuqua created much interest
aud enthusiasm among the workers
iu his talk ON The Mission of our
school
Mrs Pyle ~ san Angelo favored
the assembly with reading which
was highly appreciated and later in
The evening delicious refreshments
az sherbert and cake was served by
the hostess
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-06
Personals.

Mr aud Mrs C. g Henderson of
l.itileueld. Texas. were among out
~ town shoppers u Amarillo yes
trrdav
Mr and Mrs &c g. Fitch Of Hans
ford were boo Nm1rillo the first part
of The week shopping
Oscar Shield oi Electra transact
cd business boo Amarillo yesterday
VT. and Mrs u 80 Yoke OF Mem
phis we're among out OF town visitor
iu Amarillo Yesterday.
Misses Lucille aud Della lIcnder
son OF Houston. we're boo Amarillo the
first part u' the RorH visiting friends
On route 10 Long Reach Calif
Mr. and Mrs V S kinTsland
Mrs ~ y Jones and 70 Rank Jones
Ir. LETT Yesterday FOR Nanitou,
Colo where thpv wiiI make 600 do
definite rat
Miss Mildred Burgess has return
rd from P'aiutirR here she made
% uieasan' visit with Miss Sell iloI
land.
.iss Vera blair has returned NJ
her home in PlainvIsV after HTI,l
visit here Rlth relatives
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-06
Mortuary.

Pagan. Mary S Pagan. wife of $.
l.. Pagan died Saturday at the home
of her sister Mrs W. T. Formhy.
1O1 Harrison street Deceased was
born IN Rippey, Mississippi March I.
1869.
Besides her husband she is suryiv,
edl by five sons, Jerry. Lloyd. Roger.
Hubert. and T.. W two daughters.
Glenn and Mary Louise one sister.
Mrs. " l.. Formhy and two brothers
The funeral services we're held sun,
day afternoon from the Fnrmhy resi-
dcncc. conducted by the RNoronds
Ferguson and Carpenter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-06

The Kid Has Gone Ia the Colors.
The kid has gone TO the Colors
And We don't know what 90 say.
The Kid We have loved and cuddled
Stepped out for the Flag today.
We thought him a child. a baby
With never care al all.
but his country called him mau.iya
And the Kid has heard the c'll.
He paused 20 watch the recruiting
Where fired by the fife and drum.
He bowed his head 10 Old Glory
And thought that It whispered.
Come"
The Kid. not being Stacker.
stood forth with patriot joy.
10 add his name 10 the roster
And God. we're proud OF the boy'
The Kid has gone tn the Colors.
Il seems but q little while
since he drilled q schoolboy army
In truly martial style
But now he's man. q soldier.
Aud We lend him listening ear.
For his heart g. a heart all loyal,
Unscourged 10y the course OF fear.
His Dad. when he told him ShLd.
dered
Mis- mother God bless her 'ripd /,
Yet blest with a mother-naturn
She wept with mother pride
Hut he whose old shoulders straight
ened
Was Grandad for memory ran
70 years when he. too, youngsler,
Was changed by the Flag To a mani
William llerschell in the Indiana
polls News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-06

Woodward sunday morning and was
buried Tuesday She was accompan-
led by her daughter, Mrs Robert L.
koirsey
The late md." Dean was among
the original pioneers of Deaf smith
county and was well known among
the old-timers OF this countr yas welt
las hosts Of Amarlloaus, he having
made frequent visits here during the
past several years judge Dean was
~ years old
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-06
MISSION AIRY SotIE
MEETS ON FRIDAY

Noman's Auxiliary will meet in Tho
pafl0rs of congregational church
Friday az 3 o'clock llostosses. Mrs
Shoulis and Mrs Rodgers.
Leader Mrs Uurlhut
devotional service
Brief business session will be held
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-06

Dean Mrs. e, J T. Lowudcs has
returned from Woodward OKLA.
where she attended the funeral ser,-
ices of her father. judge ! u Dean.
who died at the family home In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. " r Stanberry arc
the proud parents Of fine girl. who
arrived az their home, lOO4 Harrison
street Thursday morning, July 5th
Mr. Stanherry Is general foreman OF
the mechanical department of tho
Daily News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-06
Marguerite Clark at the Mis-
sion Monday, July 9th. 2lO-Jtc

Notice ~ Trayehns We when
you have finished reading This paper
pleas. throw u cut the car window
o. ~ill be- greatly appreciated o.,
trackmeu aud other employees Nhu
sers uuahls 90 secure q paper before
ruiug 10 Vc.S this morning They 4.
enjoy reading the latest var news
Thank you
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-06

Mr. and Mrs Edward \ McC at
froy. Az Fast Niueth street. an
uomce the arrival OF q fine hoy.
born Tuesday. July Bird
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-08-31
East New Market Items

Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Tilghman AMI
family motored TO Salisbury Tues
day, accompanied by Rev. n. j. iii
gilman, of Palatka. Fla, who rad
hen their guest for several days.
2 Messrs. Irving Millenson and Don
aid Isenberg left Tuesday for Baiti-
II ore, where they will accept posi-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-08-31
Red Cross Work

The Red Cross Helpers OF Fishing
Creek and Golden Hill held their
meeting on Tuesday, at the home OF
Mrs. j. VIII Bradshaw. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. Edward Simmons, at Fishing
Greek, on Thursday afternoon, Sep
tember 9Th.
A moonlight dance will be given
on Forest school grounds this Fri
day. evening, for the benefit OF the
Red Cross work.
The Girls Canning Club met as
usual on Wednesday. Miss Akin an
nounced that three members OF the
Club had won prizes at the Dorches-
ter County Fair, namely, Miss Rosa
lie Keene, Miss Mary Bradshaw, and
Miss Eugenia Keene.
On account of the rain, the Wo-
mans Canning Club omitted its
meeting until Wednesday, Sept. IL.
Miss Akin will organize can
ming club today at ST. Johns.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-08-31

Immediately after passing Oh The
exemptions coming before them on
appeal. the Appeal Boards return the
lists OF the men certified by them as
those tit for service TO the respective
LEGAL boards, who in turn will assign
in regular order those who are 10 re-
port on call. They may deviate from
the regular order TO take in men
whose occupations tit them for such
positions as it is necessary to fill i'm
nlediately. Cooks are now needed in
camps and il is more than likely that
those who have had experience in
this branch Will be among the early
selections.
According to the plan as now out
lined five per cent. of the quota Will
be drafted at once and ordered TO
report September ,, the second con
tfngent will take in ~ per cent. on
September 10, and the third 40 per
cent. more on October ). The re-
manning ) per cent. Will be called
when needed.
In letters sent last night TO the
chairman or each local board the
district board states that in sending
the first quota so-called slackers
should not be included. Those the
district board would certify are men
who have not claimed exemption
from either board. Care should be
exercised not to select married men
Of this class who might have failed
to ask exemption through inadyer-
tence or want of knowledge of their
right. The letter concludes as fol-
lows:
I'VE are advised that Il number or
men prefer to go to camp at once.
All of these men are particularly
fitted TO organize the units and we
request therefore that if your board
has notice Of any men who have
been certified as not exempted and
who you know do not intend TO file
industrial claims and who are willing
10 go at once that you send us the
names of sufficient in amount TO
amount to between five per cent. and
10 per cent. of your quota and We
will certify their names back to you
al once.
This will bring into the first unit
only those who are certainly liable
for military service and most fitted
to organize the military organiza-
ton"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-08-31
HOW DRAFTED men
Will BE CALLED

10 be summoned in -Four install
, mentS-five Per Cent. on Sept. >
Forty Per Cent. Ia be Summon
! ed sept. 10 And Forty More Oc-
Must Report When Called Upon.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-08-31
BOARD OF EDUCATION
NAMES 1917 TEACHERS

4 Number OF Vacancies Still Exist,
Which viii be Filled Later-Ditfi-
Guilty Experienced in Getting Men
Teachers, Also Women Teachers, to
Meet Requirements OF State Laws.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-08-31
Federal Child Labor Law
Effective September |

| Tomorrow the new Federal Child
! Labor Law takes effect. Hereafter
no child under IA may be employed
| in any factory, mill, workshop. OF
! cannery in the United States whose
products are TO be shipped in inter
| stale commerce. and no child under
| Ito In any mine OF quarry. The
| working day of children | 1 and l D
years of age in factories may not be
| longer than hours. and they may
| not be employed between p. III.
and i Il. IN.
| The enforcement OF the law has
| been delegated by the Secretary OF
Labor 10 the Children's Bureau or
the Department of Labor and the
| head OF the new child-labor division
| of that Bureau is Miss Grace Abbott,
| work for several weeks on the de
tais OF administration with a stan
| OF temporary assistants in order that
| there might be no delay in enforc-
| ing he law
The issuing of Federal certificates
or age in States where the State re-
quirements for proof of age are be-
| low the Federal standards has al
Guy oSS tiIA anu tIt ol tO-
operation with State officials have
been worked out. Although the
Children's Bureau will have its own
permanent staff of inspectors and
will, when necessary. initiate its own
proceedings for prosecution in case
OF violation. it will so far as possible
avoid duplication of the work OF
State labor officials
Il
ence in industrial matters in this
country and abroad. She has lived
for many years in an industrial nei-
shborhood and has visited Europe
repeatedly to observe industrial COM
mitteeS especially in countries from
which immigration has been large in
recent years. Since 1908 she has
been actively engaged in work on
industrial problems as they have af-
tected immigrants, part OF the time
as executive secretary of the MaSSa-
chusetts State immigration Commits
sion and more recently as director OF
the Immigrants Protective League,
OF Chicago. The permanent staff OF
assistants will be selected from can
didates approved by the U. S. CivD
Service Commission as 4 result of
special examinations to be held on
the 18th and 18th of September.
AS an aid to the Children's Bureau
in the enforcement of the child labor
law the Women's Committee of the
Council of National Defense at Wash
lngton has just issued an appeal to
all women who wish to help Ameri-
can youth in war time, urging them
to see that all children under IA are
enrolled in school and asking them
to forward to the Women's Commit
tee information about their own
community answering the three sim
pie questions which the Committee
has prepared:
/. Are all children between s and
IA in you rtown, county. or school
district in school?
;. How do you know?
3. Are any children in need OF
scholarships in order to attend
school?