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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-07

genaEnte fcitipielige aonitruftion, Die
eurb oas Steigen Der 3,reiie in Wlit.
leioenidait ge5ogen miro. Dicier Shcil
tilnet mcnieer als ein 8iertel Der @e.
faniltlangs Ses Spiteuis ino bic sln.
Iagesoiten 5eIaufen ii6 aiii etpa Elm
9rittel Der 9eiaiultfoiten. Ran
gla.tt, baB Die anIaeefoiten, pie i'm
Golgenoen aiissefiibrt. beSeite,lb Der.
rlagert iperoen fonnen.
/ Aus 8obrungerI, bic on Der @aInlit
StraBe entlang porgenouinren NOR.
oen, gebt berDor, 6ab Der bort 6elinos
Iide aiea gutter Giialitdt lit inb na6
gepiiier gebaiiblitng in Der Cement.
fcniirlIttion oes cbeneripabuien 2bells
Der Riusbabn Deripenbung finben
fanll. Sierorr9 iuiiroe cine beSeiitenoe
Griparnib er5ielt uno bic Soften tpiir.
Sen iid beoeilteno gerinser iteaen.
als bic uripriinsIiden aoiten.
Gniddige fir oas SdneGbertebrs.
iuiteiH aitssearbeitet iplir6en, suuroen
bic Limit Streiies" 5iemli6 nieorig
cnGeihIagen. gsad, Der glniid)t Der Sn.
acnierre tonnen oieie Limit StreiieS"
in 5ablreiden 5dqen obne Die cider.
keit 5u geidbroen rergrobert peroen.
io5ab 6eoeiteno on Wfaterial geipart
irerben fann.
gel ben Gntipirien fir Die anIage
puroc ourd,aus nit,t a,f fiiritIeriitc
Sd)onbeit, ionben auf abiolute
Giderbeit oas sr5bte Gepid1t gelegt.
aae 8oranidIase fir @rilnoeiaen.
tbum iino SdJaoeneriag iino iiberaiis
libcra. gemabt iporoen uno iperSen
iih ucridieoentlif obne 5rage beSei.
tend nieoriger itelIen.
rs iperben Dor Dem Sabre 1918
felne apntratte uergeben perben. Gis
Yl5glihfeit, Sab Der gegelnudrtile
aricg iiBuiid,n beeltbet iein iInb oaB
bic Freiic iiir WsateriaIien oaun &C.
fallen iein fonrten, fcQte ebenialls
niht auBer af)t gelaiien tper6en.
ga ip,troe eig reDi6irter 4olterl.
anid)lag fir Die anIage gu ben eeseil
i,Grtia betridpiloen yre!ien angeier.
tiat. @ils 5ieiem slHidlaa seht natiir.
Iib berpor, Sdb bi, aoiten iih bober
als uriprimglid nrgenonrmen. iteaen
iuerocn. Del Der slnferti1uns oieieS re.
riSirien sloitenanitlags ipirbsn feline
slliasIifen @espiaigilnsen fir Gigcn.
tblm unb Sdaosneriat genlnf)t. oa
man Der aniift mar, oab bieriiir ab.
ioInt feine llrind)en bcrlieacn. Sn
Gem urjpriingIid,en aoitenanihIage
irar aud cin getrag fir Die gesabluns
ter @onS3inien ipiibreno Der Gauer
res 9aiis porgsi,ben dber bierfiir lit
iett I'M paraJrapben q Der projeftir.
ten pahtoertrass sDrtinafta Woricb.
ring aetroffen lporSen i,no Ter In 5ra.
ae fontihenoe 9etrag iuirb oaber fur
@ali5lpede frei.
grgebenit
(ae5.) Die Sdyncllperfebrs rsscnuniiiion
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-07
0eburten.

Srant unb Steutje pan Coon, 334l
8ine Strabt; auabs.
6arrp unb Senepa gtob, AT YIum
Strdbt; Wfdobeu.
syames uno emma Wtpers, 5606
4bbptsfpro Slace; WdDhen.
5reberid unb geiiie 5oertih, 2036
5anna 2tpenue; Gnabe.
Gbtpin unb Sobannd 9renble, 1912
patterion Strabe; WfGbcher.
G6arCes unb Gitens Sotb, 223
9omptou plaee; &nabe.
albert uno Marie Sung, lilo Deit
s. Strabe; MGbden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-07

Il D d ggtern cine alage itDer
$4,000 gegen Die Cincinnati Irae.
ton 60. Elm.
ga hIab 9 q den.
Ter perionIlde RadloB 0es SSobn
@. 5Iening betrd0t $500; oerienige
nes yernarb @iertottcr ir. $2429. 20.
90. Grob lit IeitamerltsuoIlItrede
Don Better @roB, @rIn0ei9entbunl
$SG00.
9oniie TabnionH III gtahlabperfpol.
.erhl Don @m. $. Gubmann; @ritno'
eiJeiitbum $500.
Wiarp u. EeiteHSori III gtadlabbers
ipoIterin BON ssrant 0eitenborf; Ber.
ionaIieI $500, Sriutoeiseutbum
5000.
Rarp Sager Dernlnd)t ibr 0erui5.
gen on ibren 9ctteu Senrp Sagcn. -
Gon orb 9eili3aus bas ieine an ieine
Stleitod,ter gInna Seioenann. -
Saura SiimmIer Straiit bag ibre al
itien Gotten 6reo. Stralif,.
geribiebenes.
gSm. unS Gbarles Seno babm cine
Mage ali llurtoBitrg oes 1eitameuts
ibrcs am -. glpriI 1915 oeritorbcnen
@raoers 5reo. ). SeiB eingereitt.
Biola Reeo, 2517 qeulper Sdne,
bat ibren Slttcn, @nl. Reeo, Der IL.
i'm Sti1 geIaiian bat, alIi alimentc
ItcrtIagt imo einen GinbaltsbeicbI cr'
Iangt, nm ibu 81 nerbillbern, ibr Die
Nl1bel fortJunetmen.
Geo. guooe erlangte Elm llrtbeil
iiber STA ecgen Setbro gtitdea uno
ssrantltn @. aIsbbiehI EN- ioIAes iibcr
$3.50 segen Slrrp StepeniOr. - 60.
gollopp elm iolGes iiber $500 gegen
Sarrp esictblcin Die Soleoo
Seeo & Oil 50. eiu ioldes ii6er S156
aepen Die @. 6. Gom SuppIp 80. --
Glmer Sopn5eno elm icldcs iIber
Sl81 SO gegen &. g. gteinbart.
Sn ser sic, 900 (Sd,ooeneriasfIaee,
fveIfe Charles Come i'm Raneu ieirer
iiG1rigen 3odter gegen esobn StoIj,
1910 Gin Strabe. eingereid)t bate,
rarSc alli gnorOnung 0cs Hifters
SEsipeiler cin geroift 81 @uniten osS
9,ertIagten abgcleben 9as aino mar
nor tem Sai,ie oes gerflngten in Den
Sseper, oeiirn GbIir often seIaiien NOR
teI mar, seitiirjt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-07

Ienb c d seIten eine aIage iiber
$4,000 gegen Die Cincinnati Irae.
tioH 60. Elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-07
ZdneIlb ebrsf sfpn,n,iifion
Niteriest berifiebsns arsumeute Der
@esner Der YadJtpertrass.Crbi.
uanJ in siuei 1riefeu au
W. u. Snlian.

Die SdieIlDerfebrs be.
ibloB in ibrer eeitrigen Sisung OIL
bns iogenailrrte Giti3ens Broteetioc
Committee, fpeldes ole Badtpertrags>
croi,lan5 befdnrpft, ipelde eine Ser.
pahhmg bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
on bic Straberrbabngeieaiddft Dor.
iieht ulto iiber peld)e bic Biirger AM
II. April ab3i.itinnieu baben iperoen,
jirei 9riefc ab3uienoeit, in ipeIdeu bic
BON oen asortfiibrern 0es soumritteeS
niiieeiteQten 4ebaiiptilngen ipibcrlest
iperoen. Die betreiienben 8riafe, bic
on Den Woriiser oes beireifenoen giirs
Herausituiies, %. u. Sultan, gerid,tet
limb nno seiterH obseiariot spliroen,
Ialiten in Der ueberiesung wie folgt:
9. apriI 1917.
Scrru %. q. Sultan, Doriiser.
Gtti3ens protettire Gputnittee.
Sier.
Wcriber Serr.
siniptoitIid Sbrer 8ui6riit pom 2.
apr.l 1917 erIaiGen mir Inns III be.
inerieii, oab es bic gbiidt Der SdyncG.
professionalism ut, bas Sseaerse.
id,cB Der aonpentionsballe els gabn.
hof obcr 1eriuinalien iiir bic Sano.
tabiiTg bon sSradJt uno gSaaren 81 be.
iilpen. lie Sneerienre baben bel Der
Husorbeitung ,bper aoitcnaniddGge
eincn geniisenben getras einseitloi.
fen, ber iiir Grtraarbeiten be3abIt,
IDclfe Die aonuef,tionsblIle.a e.aomn,ii.
fare ausfiibret iniibten, nm uns 6ieie
IcrnIinalien 5ii Iiefcrn.
SoIlte bic aonuentionsballe nid,t
crbaiit fpcroeu, 10 ipiirbc Der ausge.
iporiene grtrng gsniigenb iein, I'M
acknowledgement nad 9eoarf sii ers
rtdteu.
Gicfe ;srahtternlitalien 3piihen
Der 3ipolitsn iinb ann Strabe fperoen
lInieres gradtenS nod fir oen Glitter.
rsrfebr aiif ben Observation-Disclosures fir
pieie Sabre poaaiii aiiSrcidbcno iein.
gcgebeirit
(gc,.) Die Sd,n,Ilperfebrsfonuniiiio
Ger @ortlant eea ,ipeiien sdrei.
berts 1T ipie folgt:
6. 9lpril 1917.
Scrrn U. n. syiilinu. 0oriitcr
GitieirS proteriipe sliioeiation,
SObniton @ebduoe.
&ier.
@crtber Serr.
e(ntiportIih Sbres Sd,reibens bonn
20. aysdrj 1917 nit ge5iig nilf bic
youfoiteii fir bic proieftirte Bling.
bobII, erlailben mir iits 81 erfliren.
bob bieie ssonimiiiion bic slbiidt tat
bic aeianlnte glinebobn, tuie ur.|
fpriineIid, IN benz pIan Sd)euid w
Wgubifitation 9 porgeicben uno mir
gInutei, odb Die 9aifoiten ben gr.|
trna ber bonn Bolt i'm perflcifenen
2lpriI eiitgebeibrnen gonbmfsgnbe
ton 81. .0UO, 600 nift iiberiteieen miro.
Ger tbe,isrfte GbeiI Der Mingbabr
III hrr BON Der Gcnaro StraBe nadJI
Brighton. Der cine Qdnge hon 3.SI
N2etIsn 0lir1 berr isnteremG Gtnbtbiftrift
tot. Su aideIn Tbsl bs1xbst t& bel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-07
+ Wuftab Wpftler +
Ser Geoafteur Der ygrauerseitnns" (,
nad fur5em aranfenlager aus
Dem Sebsn seidieOsa.

Ginsn i9peren 9erluit babsn To-
pobl oas bleiige Osutfaibum ME uu4
oas Yrauergepert erIitten. GuitaD
Wtoitler, Der felt nunmebr eli Subren
bic Sei6ids Der .grauer5eituns" in
iabiser Deiie sslsitst, lit seitsrn in Der
DolItraft ieinsr Sabre, senau 13 Guge
nad leinsm 80. gBisstuieii, in Die
Gtpisteit biniberseldlummert, mad.
Dem er nod niht einmal cine Do6e
btttldgeris sspeisn. Gin tiidp hs=
Risrsnlsioen, bas WaHeriu4t 5nr
5olse bate, isBte bem 2eben pieIes
tbattrdftigsn Wlannes elm Dor3eitigez
gnoe unb bic aunbe Don isinem Glbs
Ieben ipirb unitreitig in ben ipeitsiisn
areii.n nit aufri4tissr Srauer rers
nommen iDeroen.
Ser OubinesdieOene, befeu gDiese
in aihersleben geitanben, mar prn
geruf grdusr uno mar, na9oem sr i'm
Sabre 1890 nit leiner Satin mad o'r
Reusn Welt setommeu, anfanglid in
Rem Yort unb oann tur5s 3eit in
Baltimore, gpiion. Chicago uno
Omaha tbGtis. Sn Der lsstgenanntsn
StaSt oerbitnts er ii6 feline srIten
Sp0rsn apf jOurnaliiidhsm 9c5ist
an Der .Smaba Stdats3situns". a5er
oi.isn poitsn bate Ct ni6t Ianes iuue
ionoern iieoslte mad 6rsmont, Nsb,
iiber, nm pieosr in ieinsm Seruf tbds
tia gu ieiu.
Sm Sabre 1896 tebrte sr na9
Omaha Suriid unO perblieb bort Sis
gum Sabre 1905 i'm 8rauerbsruf, Biz
elm rheuma.iibes GeioeH ibn spdng,
bi.f. 5bdtistsit auf3usebsn. Gr bs>
CAB ii3 3ur aur nad WurtinSDius,
5no., uno nabm bann, nahoem er
ipisbsr bergsitslt mar, ben ppiten bes
2otoIrsoa.isurs an Der utiden Sci
tuns Telegraph uub 5ribiiue" in
Snoianapolis an. Gin Sabr Ipdter
i'm Sabre 1906, iibernabm ct bic Rss
bdttion Der btsr eriasinsnosn .Srurs
.r5situns", bic er iettbsr in snsrgiidsr
fdbie,r Weife seleitet bat, ipofir i'm
bonn esIammtsn Encouragement rpoblf
Derbiente anertsnnuus aesolItpuroe
Ridt nur als fsbergepdnbter re
buttsur, ionosrn auh OILS Wleni4 hat
Serr Wpitler 'idl bier etnen groBen
iyreunoestreis, our6 Iein offenes Wes
fen, f,insn lisbsnsiuiiroigen Gbarats
ter su erptrbsu getpubt uno ieiu Gbs
i6eib.n piro aagsrsin aufrihtig be-
traueri lperben. gn ndberen Qraebps
riaen binttrlGbt Der Gntihlufsne RE
oramoebeuate Dittfpe 5rau GliIdbetb
Moiiler, esb Wiermarn, nit Der er
In Der bsnt6dr aliidlihiten Gbs !r5te,
.inen 5obn, Sans Wpitler, iopie zine
So9tsr, Trdu albert oiinefelo, ano
bic I9pereepriiftsn Sinterblie5snen
biirfen BEL Der Ssimiutuns, bic iic be-
troffen, Der bsr5Iihitsn SbeiIno9re
perIi6trt icin.
Gin ireues a2itslisb psrlisren In
Serrn Moitler Die SdnTelmunu ooae
bes Sreimaur,rprbtrs, oos aiGpinz
nina Chapter, RpnoI arh Mdicns,
Der Neuerbeftattunasoer foipis bic
grauer Union Ro. IL. Serner rarte
Serr MoTiler srft am ooroeitriaen
Qlbeno in ben Deutiten qionierOereiu
dufrenomrcr.
Die iierblihe Siille beg Ddbiroez
fdiseentn pirb feinem Wunfte esrdb
ben lduternbcn Mummtn ilbera.bs1
lpsrben unb bic GsustbsItuttaus finSetl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-07
Sentidynna. siriioer,

Der Deutl6unsarifter 8riibs
llnterf. @ereiH Feisrt am Samfas,
z. glpril, in Der 9lrbeiterboas ieit
iisbentes Stiftunssfef. Gin HOTTER
1on5 ptrb pcrdnItoltet unb bic gOrs
ber.ifinsen fnb in elmer Weifs gee
troffsu pprben, bab ale Ibeilnebmsr
iit beitens anriiiiren tueroen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-07
SSeHtifisirt.

Die aeide, bic am Donnsritds un'
ttrbafb pom BrpmIsp. ap., aus BEN
Dbio esoOssn pcrbsn III, 1T sefttrr
als bic bes A sabre alien Robtri
.aron bon Go. $50 Meit 2ibtrtp Ctr.
ibentifi3irt. Die Gopinstoner Btb0r.
ben nsigen Der anfidt 5u, bub Rrou
nit BEN Stibiimbrbsr ibtntif4 N,
Der am TsHtpo& bon bet bdHSsbriids
jprGna
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-07

am Wontag Na6mittas i'm arer1tos
rum itatt, aber bic ssnaue Stunoe III
iolpeit nod ni9t anbraumt porben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-07
Crsslfonsert.

@slesentIi6 Oss bsuts Iadmittag
I'm brei llbr in Der WuiitbnIs itait'
finbsnbsn OrseI,uns.rts piro Ssrr
Ssrbert SiFon oas foIssnbs pros
sramm 5ur Surafiibruns brinsen:
gboraIsp sprdIuoium .Seius, meine
3uperiiht 8. 9. Bad
prsmier Gonate Dp. 25
2bso. Salcms
.Sn t6e 9fpiliebt- g. garter
Waarh nupiiul go. q. guiImont
Cffertorium Rp. q. Battle
Cater Wlcrnins Maling
Marfdb aus .pdrTifnI" Wosner
aon,srtpariutionsn iiber -america'
V@aiel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-07

Rene 0ranb.S .SnrD pereibist. - Gge'
ideiomnssfGQe. - Sd)abeaeriat.
alasen. - 0adlahiadem. - ger'
idiebeues.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-02

girls invariably say that they can get
positions at a biscuit company which
pays higher salaries than those Tor
kitchen service. The argument that the
company docs not furnish them room
and board in addition to their salaries
does not move them.
At the packing plants many position,
are open for unskliicd female labor, aC-
Curdng to information IN the hands of
the housewives. Produce houses offer
similar employment, a typical instance
OF which /, picking chickens Some
women are said 10 be able to earn from
SIX TO $40 per week at this occupation.
The draft and volunteering Of men
for war service has brought number
Of married women into the labor mar
kct In many instances, employers have
given clerical positions 10 the wives ul
men taken from their employ by tAc
draft The number OF these women,
however, does not correspond with the
number of men withdrawn from indus
try Consequently the services OF still
other women arc demanded. \ typical
case is illustrated by this want ad from
local paper
TWO first class tallorcsses wanted
al once: helper on CoutR. Address
j. H. Gindin, 22OIS n. Robinson
Mr. Gindln now employs six women
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-02
Hints For
YOUR HOME
Canning and Preserving

Grape Juioe-NaSh and remove stems
from half buShcl grapes. just cover with
cold water and put on stove 10 cook
When they have all burst and cooked
thoroughly put throught fruit press or
sieve 10 remove the skins and seeds,
then put IN jelly bag and allow to dram
over night, In the morning measure the
juicc tbe sure not To squeeze the bag
and after heating through thoroughly
ad half cup granulatcd sugar to ono
quart Juice Boil fifteen minutes, then
bottle and seal This make, ten quart,
OF very fine grape Juice With what j.,
lett IN the Jelly bag, which is really the
pulp Of the grape, make conserve.
Grape Conserve one pound clear
raisinS and six oranges through food
chopper tcoarSe knife. put with pulp,
adding dash OF ground cinnamon and
ground cloves. add three quarters cup
sugar to one cup fruit Cook until it
jells, then add one pound finely chopped
English walnutS Cook five minutes
longer and put in Jelly glasses or pint
mason jars. This makes twenty i've
glasses
Mest Frnpomv
n. -. .0II -. .., =.
Iu' nam WI M 'I,u ""yS' "up .ri
put on in cold water again Add "a
broth one onion, one bay Leaf, five or
six spices.
w "1n nam y u"n'' Iay' o,o". ','
uef' "Hy. Nuu No"'' "'''' w "'''" ~
MAKE axe 'nIce quart. ,-,f...,.
ooaN oN'' 'lR,'' one l''' Pruuu u' w
o,'nN ''u{ N.'u wv uu'. ~ VT uc'I'
y" w .ooN VI 'o,u Na''l ''.' u'', ~
uuuc, "''l' pu. VI ono E',,u p'PP,l' ,t, u't
,u,Ip, one, one 'ouia,o' n' 3ne "'uo', "", ,iil laI'
sJIII h huou,'S a,.'l u,',, .wJN . a ', m,,,,
b,m h,o,b lo"l iii no,,,n,s ,,c Jonc
yon ,y,Ii hc .,,,r,,cd 49,, ~, ,or, me-. ,.,
- fin, ,cc.,,htc .,,m
,,," NV '..... ...,, ..''. ,.
ne 's,u"lnnE .E "H WIN uai,s ,, o. prov.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-02
WOMEN WORKERS
SCARCE IN CITY
Employment Of Servants Is
Now a Serious Problem,
HIGH WAGES RESPONSIBLE
Other Lines of Labor Prove
More Attractive,

WANTED-Colored maid, gen
eral housework, must be good cook;
50 per week; two in family, Phone
W 1904.
This want ad appeared yesterday
morning in The Daily Oklahoman It
is one OF those obscure little things
known as a sign of the times.
Shortage OF Women Workers.
An investigation was based upon that
want ad During the investigation at
least a dozen women accustomed to
having from ono to three and touf ser
wants were questioned. Information
thus obtained resulted IN the disclosure
that not only are women rapidly taking
the places ot men who have been called
from clerical and other work by war,
but that there exists an alarming short.
age of female labor
This shortage Is especially notice
able IN the field OF domestic labor Il
is practically impossible at this time
TO Obtain the services oi white girl
for kitchen and general houScwork, re-
pardlcss oi what salary is offered lo-
cal housewives say that whereas few
years ago farm girls were drifting in
a constant stream to the city to take up
domestic work, this supply OF labor has
been cut of BY improved conditions on
the farm resulting from higher prices
for farm products
City Girls Refuse Jobs.
City girls with few exceptions It IS
declared. refuse to become Kitchen me
chaniC," Girls born IN the city or ly-
ing m urban environment for any length
of time acquire an aversion for domcS-
tit work, and adopt the philosophy that
the only work bcittng their dignity
and station is m store or office.
1t IS true IN most cases, the house.
wives declare, that wages paid IN OF
fccS and stores are higher by from 10
to lOO percent, but domestic labor has
this advantage that servants in most
instance, are allowed their board and
room and their wage !, clear Office
worker, must pay Tor their board and
| room
Even negro girls nowadays arc cyi-
dencing an inclination to consider
kitchen work beneath them. these women
declare They rccltg several instance,
lately in which negro girls are asked
to take positions III their kitchens. The
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-02

t1,ors and about an equal number rl
men TIE saws that II hr can obtain
them he can usc from ten to eleven
women workers He had received but
one response to hl, advertisement last
night
Men Tailors Scarce
Men tailor, are mot IN the labor mar
ket, MIR Ilndm says He has tr'cd -
obtain them a, Tar away us kau-a, llN
and Dallas, but has received mo- &C.
Spon>cN To want ads m those cities
Even the conservative pONOlhyr de
partmcnt is taking women into IT'S Scry-
ice. Three female clerk, have been pc
on window work IN the local office
within the last few days.
One Is Miss Bonnabcl Splc. who was
transferred to this office from llubdr,
Another is MIR, Leo Dixon Of thl, cly,
who was appointed to her position from
the civil service eligible list The thlrd
/, Mis-, Minnie T. Nui,ingtou, who wa,
transferred here from kmgiShcr. 4
fourth woman worker Z, 10 report here
for duty next week Until these women
were gwen employment an WlW'N pO-
,ltions were held by men
Men Quit Places.
Men in the lower paid branchc, of
the postal service are rcIgnlng con-
,tantly because OF the lure ot higher
wages in factories and industry The
problem Of obtaining help at the post
office IS becoming more and more Sc
rlouS
The tendency to put more and more
women IN place, formerly occupied b,
men IS seen everywhere Soda ioun
tainS here are employing women iu'
dispensers Restaurants are ,uppIant
ing men waters with mattresses Mcr
arc leaving the city in a steady stream
for naval and military training station,
/ and the women OF the city are lcav.
ing the shelter Of their home, to III
/ the empty chairs
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together Roll into ball, tho size of a
small egg drop into boiling ,altrI
water aand boil steadily for uncrn mm
uir>
Serve apple sauce and ,omc home
made cookie, and tea, and y.u AlN, a
good substantial meal
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Continued on Page 1sl
HOW TO FIND YOUR PLACE MDRAFT

The TELEGRAPH publishes no draft numbers to-ngh+
above 5l9o which the highest number of any district in
the county. "
10 lind out your number the list of those drafted
count from the 1rst number the published list down as
follows: -
In District No. l, Harrisburg count no numbers above
2753 s. NOD'i' ~ numbers ABOVE
In District No 3, Harrisburg, count no numbers above
In District No l. Dauphin County, count no numbers
above 395
In District N. 2 Dauphin County, count no numbers
above 2495
In District No. 8 Dauphin County, count no numbers
above 1872.
In District N Cumberland County, count no numbers
above 2236
In District No Cumberland County count no numbers
above 1880
In Perry County count numbers above 1909
For example, if the numbers as printed should rim
a. 1885, 1924 67 the list of those drawn to-day and vo
in District No. Harrisburg and 1871 should be YOUR
number, your would appear fourth among those
drafted from your district but as third for you would elm
mate 324 from your count there being any numbers in
your district above 1917
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NONE TO GO
FROM HERE
ONFIRSTCALI
Gross Quota Is S11 but Enisments Meet It, Only 466
From County Will Be Taken

Not will be called the olors from the city Harris
burg under the first draft which is being made to-day
This announced by Col Sweeney of the Regstra-
ton board to-day The gross quota from Harrisburg
first draft S but credits due Regular Army ensments
enstments in the National Guard have given city up
81 that will be called from the city ON
this draft though their do appear among
at Washington to-day.
From Dauphn county outside of the city, 4o6 will be
taken the first draft The gross quota county districts
1868 and credits to the number of 397 are allowed
The quotas by districts will be announced by the author
tiles tomorrow
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II would mean that every man every
where having that number on his
card would be the first in his district
to be liable for service.
In districts where the numbers do
not run as high as 2.402, that number
operates as a blank. The total of
10000 was selected because it exceeds
the total of registrants in the larg-
est district in the country.
A solemn Scene
The public hearing room in the Sem
ate office building was selected for
the drawing, and il presented a SOL
emn scene. The witnesses selected
were members of the Senate ana
House Military committees. whose
faces reflected their appreciation of
the epochal significance of the event
The 10000 numbers. each enclosed in
a capsule, were placed in a large
glass bowl for drawing. As part OF
the precaution against fraud, ii was
ordered that an official stationed by
the bowl to stir the capsules during
the drawing. as we'll as the man Sc
lected for the actual drawing itself
should be blindfolded.
Two announcers were provided
with the idea OF securing as much
speed as possible, but a single official
was designated to check behind both
of them and before the making of a
permanent record OF the order In
which the capsules were drawn.
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tered. No. 25s heads the list of those
! to be called.
chairman Chamberlain, of the SEN
ate Military committee, drew the Sec
ond number. The senator, blind
FOLDED and plainly nervous, was un-
able to locate the glass bowl un-
aided and after he had groped futilely
an attendant guided his hand to the
capsules.
Others Take Place
The second number is 2522," shout
ed the announcer.
Ihe handkerchief was then placed
over the eyes of Chairman Dent. of
the House Military committee, ana ne
drew the third number, 9,6I3.
senator Warren and Representative
Kahn, members of the Senate ana
House Military committees. drew the
next two numbers. Major General
Bliss acting chief of staff of the
army. drew the sixth. Provost Mar
shaI General Crowder drew the next
number and Adjutant General Mccain
the eighth.
The drafting was then turned over
70 the appointed tellers who, blind
folded, took from the bowl numbers
as tast as the announcer and the tally
clerks could keep pace.
On Opaque Paper
They drew the numbers from a high
wide-mouthed bowl set on an oak ia
Bile in front of the tally clerks desk.
The bits of paper, blackened on the
back so that from the outside none
could determine the numbers stamped
thereon, were curled into the capsules.
AS the numbers were announced, a
man at the blackboard mechanically
wrote them down. the click of teIe-
graph instruments in the corricor
told to the. country the news in which
almost every home is vitality inter-
ested