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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-08

week i wyslano go do podpisu pre-
zydenta. Senator Simmons re
Stanu North Carolina, prezes Ko-
mitetu finansowego oswiadczyl,
re suma $24, 900, 00o, 900 ma wy
datki wojenne bedzie prawdopo-
dobnie p~omnozona. Senator
Smoot re Stanu Utah i McCum-
Der z North Dakoty, oswiadczyli,
re suma uchwalona bondow
wolnosciowych powinna bye po-
mnozona do $12, 600, 600, 900, axe
by tym sposobem powiekszyc
fundusz ma wydatki.
EX-BURMISTRZ NOWEGO
YoRKU ME Eye.
Lake Charles, To-, 8. lipca. -
Major Jan Purrow Mitchell, byiy
burmistrz miasta Nowego Yorku
i officer korpusu wojskowego a.
wiatycznego, zostal zabity mad
lsnem wraz re skautem awiaty--
cznym, niedaleko pola uGestner."
.ZN6W K~ATAsTROFA KOLE-
IOWA.
Youngstown, Ohio, 8. lipca. -
w okolicy Girard, o cztery mile
cd miasta Youngstown, przytra-
fiji sic znow fatalny wypadek ko-
.lcjowy, gdy pociag cyrkowy kom
panii ,Barnum-B Bailey" zderzyi
sic z pociagiem linii New York
Central; tylko jedna osoba costa
la zabita i Mkt Z cyrkowcow ME
Original zadnych uszkodzen. Wa
gony obu pociagow zosta}y uszko
dzone. Ofiara owej katastroty
Jest Tomasz Rooney, LEGACY lat
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-08

manazerow koleJowych zachod--
niej czsSci kraju, celem polepsze-
Ma siuzby kolejowej. w konte-
rencyi brali udzial take Hale HoI
den ! R. H. Ashton, dyrektorzy
c~entralnej i polnocno-zachodnleJ
diwyzyi kolejowej, zarazem Karl
Grey, dyrektor transportacyi ko-
leiowej we Waszyngtonie.
MNIEJ WEGLA OLA MAS
Washington, 8. lipca Adml-
nistracya Opalu przestrzega
wszystkich ~wiaScicieli domow' a
.zebv ME marnowali wegla, DO
wkrotce go zabrkanie: prawdoPo-
dobnie, Adminstracya wypracuJe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-08
ENE MIANOWANY "a
STEPcA SENAToRA TILL
N
Columbia, S. c., 8. lipca.

Columbia, S. c., 8. lipca. -
Gubernator Manning zamianowai
wczoraj Chriestie Benet'a zastep-
c. zmariego senatora Tillman'a:
Benet bedzie pelnii urzad senator
ski przez szesc m~iesiecy, ktore
miai wysiuzyc senator Tillman re
stanu South Caroliny. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-08
$4,000, 600 TON WFGLA w TY-
GODNIU.

Washington, 8. lipca. - Admit
nistracya Opalu oswiadczyla, re.
produkcya tygodniowa miekkiego
wegla W Stanach Zjedn. wynosit
~przeszlo 100000 ton: kopalnie
d~ostarczaja obecnie wiecej we
gla, anizeli dawniej. w tym tygo-
dniu d%ostarczono 12,458,000 ton
weg1a: w zesziym tygodniu do
starczono 1905, 900 ton wegla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-08
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
(Dokonczenie re strongly %.

NOOAOhSLChAC 20 olAOAANy
szukania zaginionych ciai, lecz
jest Ottawa, re jezeli parowiec sic
rozleci ciaia opadna ma dino rzeki
! poplyna z pradem. o poinocy,
kapitan I. A. Collins z obozu
bradley, oSwiadczyl, re wydo-
byto juz wszystkie ciala re sail
balowej: - przypuszcza on, re
prawdopodobnie 100 osob znajdu-
je sic ma pierwszym pokiadzie: o.
golna liczba ofiar z temi ma dol
nym p~okiadzie wyniosiaby pre-
szio IT'S osob. Nurkowie ME mo-
gli dosta sic do dolncego pokladu
poniewaz ten byi zawalony i mu-
siano czekac az statki holownicze
radejda Z pomoca: spodziewano
ich sic w kilku godzinach. Nurek
Karl Barnewalt z Pekinu wydoby
wal ciaia, ktore lezaiy ma samem
dnie rzeki, wspoidzialli z MIN nur-
kowie, Harry Halvorson i Alex
Dahlstrom, ktorzy dodobywali
ciala ma rzece Chicago" niedaw-
no, gdy sic tn przewr6cii parowiec
,,Eastland". WiekszoSc ofiar - to
byli ci, ktorzy bawili sic w sail
balowej. Zatopiony parowiec Co
lumbia'' byi wiasnoScia kapitana
Hermana F. MehI', kt6ry wydal
okolo $4,000, azeby go urzadziG
ma podroze wycieczkowe. Znaj--
dujacy sic ma owym parowcu by
Il to przewaznie ludzie, pracujacy
W kopalniach i we fabrykach.
5000 zOLNIERZY w MILL
Cyl STANOWEJ.
Springfield, ILL.,, 8. lipca. - &C.
neral Dickson i por. Oglesby,
prezes ,.Rady Obrony Narodo--
wei, wysiali onegdaj rapport do
gubernatora Lowdcn'a, kt6ry wy
kazuje, re stanowa milicya W Il
Iinois liczy obecnie 10000 zolnie-
rzy. Oficerowie milicyi tel, o.
swiadczaja, re 6 pulkow goto-
wych jest dziaiaG W razie s~traj--
k6w, lub innych rozruch6w w
Stanie. w kilku m~iesiacach zorga-
nizowano juz II jednostek, ktore
skiadaja sic przewaznie Z nowo-
regestrowanych: jednostki te ME
50 jeszcze wyekwipowane, lecz
jest nadzieja, re wkrotce otrzy-.
maja zaPasy wojskowe. Gdy
wszyscy zolnierzc zostana wyek-
wipowani, stauowa milicya bedzie
Iczyia przesz}o 10000 ~zolnierzy:
rezerwa milicyi bedzie wkrotce IL
czyEa 1000 zoinierzy.
NC ADOO ZWOLUJE KON--
KOLEJoWA.
Washington, 8. lipca. - Sekre-
tqrz Nc Adoo, ktory niedawno te-
nu ~wyjechai do Kalifornii, ola wy
poczynku, oznajmii urzednikom
Administracyi kolejowej, re czu-
je sic zdrowszym / po inspekcyi
linii kolejowych ma zachodzie,
powroci wkrotce do Waszyngto-
MI. Generality dyrektor McAdoo
zwolal konferuecye w San Fran
cisco dvrektor0W ! federalnvch
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-08

przypasani: palili oni sic tax przez
Is minut: a gdy i'm nadazono z
pomoca, juz ME zyli. Sullivan po-
chodzi z San Antonio, Tex, a
Boyle z Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mineola, N. Y. 8. lipca. -
Sierzant' Gianfelice Gino z wio--
skiego korpusu awiatycznego,
zostaf wczoraj zabity, gdy jego
aeroplah spadf ma pole ,,Hazel--
hurst, niedaleko Mineola. Sier-
zant Gino przybyi z Wloch, axe
by dawa6 instrukcye awiatyczne
amerykaiskim lotnikom: sierzant
Gino byi ~uwazany "a znakomite-
60 lotnika: odbyi on wiele po--
drozy napowietrznych pc Euro
pie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-08
OLBRZYMI JUz
O

Nowy York, 8. lipca. - Pier
wszy olbrzymi aeroplan Lang
ley" zostai onegdaj wypuszczony
z wielkiego warsztatu aeropla-
now ,Standard Aircraft Conn.,:
aeroplan ten jest tax SLIME zbu-
dowany, re z Iatwoscia przeleci
przez Ocean "a jednym Totem.
Fabryka powyzej wymieniona,
rozpocznie wyrob wielu takich
aeroplanow, jezeli ten bedzie suk-
cesem: jest to pierwszy aeroplan
ma swiecie O tax wielkiej sile i
pojemnosci.
szEF PoLIcYJNY MUSI
Manitowoc, Wis, 8. lipca. -
Szef policyi ~tutejszej, jerry
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-08

ZWyk1e praWdZlWe takt
Federalna komisya handlowa przy ostatnim raporcie o zyskaoh wo-
jennych zaznaczy}a, re 5 wielkich rzezalni ciagne3o nielegalns zyski
re mia}y monopol rynku zbytu.
Podobne wyniki, jezeIby by}y sluszne / prawdzwe, bySyby kwestya-
mi powaznego znaczenia nietylko ola prowad7acych interes r1ezni"
cy, lecz ola kazdego obywatela naszego kraju.
1iczbv podane o zvskach wprowadzaja W bad a ~twierdzenie, .4e VIA
scdele rzezal6 maie monopol ME jest potwierdzone faktami.
wsasciciele rzezali wymienisni W raporcie So gotowi do udowodnis-
MA, re ich zyski So niezbedne sfuszns.
ra~4Tt EHns=~S@77~ E "
1nters rzezniczy jest iednym z najwiekszych W Amerykahskim Pre-
mysle. Kazdy obywatel chcacy zapoznac sic ze Szczegofam' musl
by6 przygotowany ma wielkie og6lne sunny.
Raport stwierdza, ae przecetne zysbi czterech wieIkich rzezani Wy.
Mostly ~$149OO0,oO0 "a try lata wojny.
"a suma lest por6wnywana z 49, 100000 przecenego rocznego "
su "a try lata pred wojna, czyi, re wypada, il zysh WoJenns by
}y 0 $121, 100000 wieksze aniieli pred woJna"
W ten spos6b por6wnywa sic trzyletnie zyski Z zyskiem jednego roku
naiwidocznlej niesprawiediwa metoda porownawc7a'
Nietvlko wprowadza ona W bad. 1ecz federana Komisya handlowa
najwidoczniej dopusc}a sic b}edu W samych Lczbach'
-" m>~rt' r'## / i
Przecietnv trzyletni zysk $~14oyOOO,OOo by1 otrzymany ma sprSedasy
nrzeszso czterech i pol bliona dolar6w. TO macy okoo trSech CEN
+6w !. BALDWIN dolarze sprzedazy - czyi zaledwie u1amek centa ma
funcie produktu. zyski w}asciciei rDezalG So niemacznym czynn1-
KLEIN W cenach byd4a miesa. zaden inry wieki lnteres ME jest
prowadzony o takch ma1ych zyskach'
: y '
Dalei O 5vskach, co jest bardzo waane - tylko mafa Geese lego ~
sku by}a wyp}acona W dywidendach' Baians zoscaa ooroconS Nd ~
-m+ ~ ir+oros Mnsia}o to bvs uczynione, gdy wezmiecie pod uwa-
% zadania, kt6re w}asciciele rzezaln musiei rozstr7ygnao l zadar
twi6 szybko - podczas tych lat woJny.
p.ouodzonia tero Interest," W czasach wojennych z wiekszonymi ko-
.-.omi Loniocznoscia n4acenia diva Tub try razy wiecej Ia byd1o
wvmapa}o uzvcia diva lub try razy wiekszego kapitan 90 pro~a7
dzenia Interest,". Dodakowy zysk dale tylko sfus7ny proo1n' % '-
90, ! lax luz bylo p~owiedziane, wieksza Geese yskow zaroolOnycn Z"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-08

rapport komisyi wykazuie wielka liczbs l znaczenie innych rzezalh.
W3asciciele rzezali wymienieni 50 gotowi do udowodnienia kaadej
nieuprzed1onej osobie, is isnieje nedzy mimi kywa konkurenoyai
10 ME mai@ w1ad5y do manipulowania Gen.
Edyby to ME by,o prawda, to ME mieGby smialoscd czynienia tax
posytywnego twierdzenia.
Ddei Gczby rzedowe wykazuja, 4e 5 wielkioh rzezan wymienionych
" raporce obejmuja tylko okoao jedna trzecia calsgo interesu rzea
niczego " kraju. ft,...
Pragneliby oni, by by1o mozlwem zainteresowa6 was szczegHami
ioh Interest,", W jaki spos6b naprzyklad moga oni Ispr0edawae pr1y-
gotowane mieso pc Genie mniejszej cd kosztu 4ywego byd}a, a to
dzieki uzytkowaniu tax zwanych res1teki zadziwiajacej metodzie roz
dzia}u produktu po oalym tym szerokim kraju jk r6wnieS 1 " in
nych krajach. g.,
wymienionych wielkch rzezani czujac sic W prawie do w~ystapie-
mia razem przed}ozenia tego publicznego komunikatu.
BHi oni W stanie dokonania wielkiej piracy ola waszego rHadu W CA
sach rzeczywistej potrzeby. Wszystkie zapotrzebowania wojny 20
sta1y zalatwione szybko dokaadnie zgadzaja sic oni "a przedfoae-
ME swej sprawy nieuprzedzonemu AmerykanskienuN arodowi wc
bee oglosZonych faktow.
The sun., 1918-07-19
EXCURSIONS AS USUAL.
Government to Grant 10 r. c. Re-
ductiOn on Resort Travel.

Although a great many would-be ex-
oure.onists have been under the impress
sion that all travel this year would be
at full increased railway rates, il was
announced at the Offices OF the reeional
director of Eastern railroads yesterday
that reduction OF 10 per cent would
apply on all round trip tickets to sum
mer resort points. tickets being good
until the end of the season. This will
govern all roads and will stand until
September 80.
The present full rate Is three cents a
mile, an increase OF about SO Is per
cent over last years scale Of prices
Travel to holiday and week end points
has been smaller in volume than In other
seasons, buN in the opinion OF the sew
eral companies, this falling off Is due to
unsea sonable weather rather than to In
creased rates.
Other travel has increased greatly, and
the New York Central reports that the
number OF passengers to such points as
Detroit, Cleveland. Buffalo and Chicago
is greater than last year by about &c
per cent This is abnormal. Ms one rail-
road official points out, the natura
growth in travel being about to II
per cent. a year.
The sun., 1918-07-19
ROTARY CLUB HOT FOR WAR.
Great Outburst of PntriOtism at
weekly Luncheon.

The members of the Rotary Club. at
their weekly luncheon at tie Hotel Nc
Alpin yesterday, gave three rousing
cheers for Charles Porter. whose son
brought down q German fier on the
American front last week. Then tie
members settled back to hear Vice
President Herbert l.. Pratt OF the Stand
dent of the Chemical National Bank.
and James Hess, an attorney for the
New York Railways Company tank
/ about war and the business situation
u at would come after host!lities
Mr.. Twitchell said that the fight was
going to continue until every Hohen-
zollern was knocked or his throne. He
said that in 1919 the country would face
probably $40. 900 600, 900 In taxation, but
II at business men should not be alarmed.
He insisted that the rich man would
have to stand the burden OF the tax.
Closer relations between employee and
! employer would follow the close OF the
war. he II ought. and he had no fear OF
Socialism because OF Its failure In
Russia.
serve as Y. NJ c. A. secretaries abroad
and paid high compliment to the
morals OF the Pershing forces.
| Mr. Hess begged the Rotarians TO aid
the distressed traction companies and
said that II the Public Service Commits
/ sion did not do something for the lines
I the New York Railways Company would
| probably face bankruptcy.
The sun., 1918-07-19
GRABS .SLEEPER,S LEG, BUT
ONL YTO ASK TIME OF DAY
Harlem's Champion Indoor Athlete Frghtens Victim
Into Chil-"Uncanny, and Hangs on Like
Bulldog" Until Cop Comes.

In the Harlem Court yesterday there
was a moment OF confusion until Police
man Feeley explained that he was II .
arresting officer and not the defendant.
Whereupon Benjamin Suth was ar
raigned at the bar.
Suth. not yet in his twenty-hfth year.
as achieved degree of fame denied to
half his span of years vainly counting
reputation. He Ia thick OF neck and
body. but is said to possess the agility
Of a cat. In every pursuit calling for
the linked qualities of endurance and
extreme speed he can hold lis own with
any man in Harlem, and for his prowess
at wrestling. putting the shot and throw
ing the hammer Is acclaimed in every
gymnasium north OF 110tt street as the
champion indoor athlete of them all.
His COMMUNICATION for the complain
ant was obvious yesterday as Benjamin
Parkas, of WI ose household he had been
until that morning a member. took the
stand and related the circumstances I'M
der which he had been awakened AZ day
light was altering into his abode at Els
East 122d street.
II was frigt tened into a chill, your
Honor. when 1t first grabbed me by the
leg"
What did,
"a hand may It please the court. I,
was the most uncanny experience Of my
life. The hand grabs me. light and easy
like, and gives a sort OF gentle shake
l admit It. was petr.aed.
The sun., 1918-07-19
RECRUITS 1000 WITHIN MONTH
Lieut.. ID. NJ. Gardner Gets Ger
tihcate OF Merit.

Lieut.. D. NJ. Gardner. the officer WHO
organized tie marine recruiting station
at "a East Twenty-third street. has re-
ceived a certificate OF merit from the
Government. having recruited 1000 men
for the Marine Corps during the month
of June.
II is expected, However, that in the
next few days Lieut. Gardner will be
sent to Miami, Fla. where he will en-
ter the aviation training school. His
position in the recruiting offices will be
taken over by Lieut.. George Kneller.
Lieut.. Gardner has been a member OF
the Marine Corps for ten years and saw
service in the Philippines and Hawaii.
Lieut.. Kneller las seen service in all
parts OF the world. especially in Central
and South America. He enlisted in the
United States Army In 1898 and took
part in the Spanish-Ame war. later
being sent TO Tents!n, China, He was
then transferred to the Marine Corps
and served at Zamboango and Min
danao In the Pr ilippines.
The sun., 1918-07-19

Supersedlng indictments have been
found by the Grand Jury in the criminal
libel proceedings instituted by Mrs Will
lam Randolph Hearst against Adolph s
Ochs, publisher OF the New York Times,
and Ogden Mills Reid. publisher OF the
New York Tribune, This fact became
known yesterday when Isadore kr.sel
and Charles Albert Perkins, attorneys
:or the indicted publishers. appeared be-
fore Judge Wadhams in Fart I, General
Sessions, to submit final briefs in oppu-
s!tion to the original indictments. The
new true bills were drawn up to meet a
point raised by the attorneys for the de-
fence to the effect that the original bills
did not furnish sufficient proof that Mr..
Ochs and Mr., Reid actually manage ]
their respective papers.
The sun., 1918-07-19
The Sun Calendar
THE WEATHER.

For eastern New York, fair in nor,h
iartly cloudy in south portion to .dav'
tomorrow fair; moderate, shif,lns
winds
For New Jersey--Unsettied to .day.
morrow fair and warmer; gentle To- W. va
crate shifting winds. "'o'
Nor northern New England-ra,, ..
day and to-morrow: gentle winds, most.
south. '''''N
For southern New Ensiand-Fa,r ,o.,.,.
and Tomorrow: gentle to moderate vail,
BILE winds. ''''e'
For western New York-Fair TODAY. :,
morrow fair and warmer. w.
WASHINGTON. July 1s.-Premur. 4.
generally low tonight except from IN.
Plains States westward, and th.rs vsr.
general showers from Kentucky and T.r
east New England the Ohio and midlIs
Mississippi valleys. Arkansas. Kansa'
western Nebraska ana the Texas Pan.
handle Elsewhere the weather wa, f,'
Temperatures are high ives. o, mo
Mississippi River, except In the pac,Gc
States. and in the extreme Northwest, ,rt
they are from 10 to II degrees above tba
what cooler and in the Middle A,Iantis
States and New England someu hat warm,
than on Wednesday.
Showers will continue Friday In M.
South. portions Of the East Quiz state,
and Friday and Saturday in the South A.
lantic States. In New England. the MIA
die Atlantic States. the lake region. Nh.
will be fair Friday and Saturday
Temperatures will be somewhat higher
from the Ohio Valley northward and cas-.
ward.
The sun., 1918-07-19
ORIGINAL HOSTESS
HAS BIG HANDICAP
Mrs. Shaw's Smallest Bills
Have to BE Approved
by Committee.

The glory OF Mrs. Charlotte ]. G.
Shaw's undoubted triumph as originator
of quite the most unusual Of New York's
war time social functions was enhanced
yesterday when it developed that she
was a hostess with a handicap. Not
even a mara schino cherry or a morsel
OF camembert can be served the guests
at one Of her Kitchen parties at the
Wyoming apartments Flfty-fifth street
and Seventh avenue. without the bill
being carefully scrutinized and checked
up by committee which is In charge
OF her property
Mrs. Shaw Is a daughter OF the late
Francis w. Goddard and Elizabeth Cass
Ledyard Goddard. and the fact that her
expenditures are made under direction
of the Supreme Court became known
through her application for $6.7el with
which 10 pay a few annoying bills
little matters which couldn't well be
taken care OF within the $4,000 year
allowance fixed for her by court order.
Justice Hotchkiss conducted the hear
Ing after the filing OF report by Ref
cree Samuel H. Ordway. former Su-
preme Court Justice. in which 1t was
recommended that the bills be paid. In
cluded among them are two from dem
tai specialist. one for 1855. and the
other for $3.50. He testified that he
didn't believe they were unreasonable
at all--in view of everything.
Robert Newton Shaw told the court
his wife was unusual in some ways.
AT times" he said. she has staff
of servants--regular maid service and a
butler-in the apartment. which consists
OF four bedrooms, a large drawing room.
kitchen and two baths, and costs 500
nthar aha fi-aS ~
that arrangement and prefers to have
no servants around. 40 that she may
enjoy privacy. One of her unusual ideas
is to entertain guests in the kitchen"
Mrs. Oliver Iselin. Robert Goddard.
Jr. and the Marquise D'Anchique are
Mrs. Shaw's cousins 1t was testified
that her committee had $4,000 IN &C
cumulated income from the estate OF
Thomas Goddard, her uncle. who died
without children. She will inherit her
fathers fortune upon her mothers
death.
The sun., 1918-07-19
TELLS OF AIRMEN'S
RAID ON HOSPITAL
Brooklyn Girl Imperilled by
Bombs and Bullets.

A startling picture OF German ruth
lessness in attacking hospitals is pre-
scented in letter written by Lieut..
dian Contingent, British Medical Force,
to her father, W. ellsworth Bagnall. OF
81 Lincoln road, Flatbush. The letter
was received yesterday
Lieut.. Bagnell was on duty in a ward
of helpless patients on the night of May
10, when the Boche airmen swooped
down on n British base hospital in
France. After dropping bombs, the
raiders used their macaine guns, Kidding
the damaged buildings and killing and
wounding scores of inmates.
Tee account Of the attack is contained
in the following lteter:
MY DEAR FATHER: Hope Mae got the
note | wrote after the awful raid we had
on the 18th. Am lucky to have escaped
that Is more than half the boys can say
Two sisters are dead and another dying
one VI. o. (medical ofiicer) and about
sixty OF our boys. to say nothing of the
patients. About sixty more boys
wounded; three sisters and several
NJ. O.'s.
THE other hospitals suffered some
but nothing like ours. l do hope It will
be the last big raid am ever in; 1t was
horrible,
II was on night duty, with only help.
less patients ; one was wounded seriously
and the ward was riddled with bullets. ]
myself just escaped.
II am or nights, now. thank good
ness, as 1t isn't half so bad.
Il wish you could see US where we
sleep at night. / will have some great
stories to tell when ] get home.
II have the pitHul job of sitting with
a dying boy. He has been all but dead
for two days, 1t is frightful how long
| they take to die and how conscious they
are until the very end
II have been on this chest ward for
three months now and there has been SC
many deaths that It is getting on my
nerves a bit There seems nothing that
one can do when an infected chest goes
bad"
Lieut., Bagnall entered the Royal Vic.
toria Hospital in Montreal shortly after
| England declared war. After graduation
| she was detailed overseas to a British
hospital at Ramsgate. England. That
institution was bombed several times be.
fore she was ordered TO France,
Mr.. Bagnall has two sons In the United
States service. One. Lewis G., Is a chief
radio electrician in the navy. the other
Harry w. Is a Second Lieutenant al
Camp Jackson.
A few weeks after the latter received
his commission he got a note from his
! sister. In which she said
Congratulations and best OF luck or
your commission, brother. but remember
| that ! still rate salute from you" Miss
| Bagnall is n First Lieutenant.
The sun., 1918-07-19
K. OF C. SEEK WAR WORKERS,
Forty Secretaries Going to Front
by Next Steamship Sailing.

Applications for places as knights Of
Columbus overseas secretaries are pour
ing in at headquarters, 461 Fourth ave.
nue.. Forty men to act as secretaries In
that part of the fighting front where
American troops are engaged will leave
by the next sailing. Applicants mus, he
more than thirty-iive years old and less
than fifty. They must be American citi-
Gems of the highest type.
william p. Larkin. American director
OF X. OF C, overseas work, is in charge
of recruiting secretaries for foreign
work. Men for service in the American
camps also are urgently required. WILL
lam ]. mckinley. supreme secretary of
the X. OF c.. is directing the orders war
work In America.