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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12

To the Editor OF WondH'S Page:
Dear Madam-Will you please give me the
ADDRESS OF Miss Bebe Daniels, the motion
picture actress? Please try to nave my an
swer in Mondays paper READER
Your letter came too late TO be pub
lished In Mondays paper. Letters will
reach Miss Daniels II addressed in care
of the Rolin Film Studio, Los Angeles,
California
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12
Follow Aunt's ,AdNce
Shall She Marry Drsftee?

Dear Cynthia am an orphan. living
with two aunts. | am eighteen years old
and have been going WITH a young niait
three years my senior. We have Become
very much attached to each other. and as he
is within the draft age limit he wishes mo
TO marry him before he goes. Do you thiIs>.
it would be wise TO accept his proposal?
ANXIOUS.
My dear, YOU and your own feelings
about this man can Judge far better
what would be best in this case than /
could. II you really love him 30 much
that YOU feel life would he hard without
him, do not hesitate; marry him. But
If ybu'doubt your feelings or the advts&-
bility Of marrying you had better wait
until after the war, You are both very
young, and the test of separation Is u
good one. Why nor consult your aunts
3 bout it? They know the young maA and
they know you and your character and
temperament.
Because, perhaps, they have not mar
ried. do not think they cannot Judge.
Sometimes the unmarried woman who il
broad and far-sighted is the best kind
OF an adviser.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12
FOUR MORE COMMISSIONED
fhiladelphians Appointed TO Office in
United States Army

tour more Philadelphians have been
added to the number OF local mo-, ., W
ceiNe commissions. The appointments an.
nounced by Adjutant General Mccain
Harold NJ. Whiteway. 1924 Chestnu,
street, captain. ordnance reserve corps !;
ond lieutenant, National Army: Cnnstar,
De BE; Jr., 1888 North fifteenth street
second lieutenant. quartermaster's Corne.
herbert Sharaman. Frankford Arsenal
captains sanitary corps. '''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12
THE WOMAN'S NCE

Letters aud questions submi,ted n
thts department must be torttten on ons
sac OF the paper only aud signed uith
me name OF the Uriter. Special Queries
hke those civen telop are inpited. It
vs. Understood that the editor does NOT
necessarily trdorse the sentiment sr-
pressed. All conlnuricatiouS for tb,e
depdrsMent should be addressed as ,ol.
Io,os; THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE.
evening Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12

Radnor Protests New Sewer Rates
Harrisburg, Pa. July i2.-The school
district Of Radnor Delaware County
has fled complaint with the public
Service Commission against the new
rates Of the Wayne Sewerage Companv.
previous complaints having been entered
from that section.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12
Thinks Man Too Tall

Dear Cynthis-I have gone out several
times with young man ! care for, but feel
somewhat embarrassed to walk with him. a :
he Is much taller than |. he peing five feet
ten inches. while | am only fiVn feet two
inches, Do you think | should consider this
as drawback to our friendship?
Can you suggest form OF exercise whereby
7 can gain some inches in height? | am in
closing self-aoIressed envelope for q quick
reply. NJ C.
A difference of eight inches in height
between a man and woman is not a, bit
too much when II is the man who is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12

HaxIetoH, IA, July 12.---Georee Pleh.
the eleven-year-old hoy who killed An
,:iony lonbardo.. aged thirteen. while
playing wild West here this week
was sentenced by Judge Fuller not to
touch n gun. revolver or even a fire.
cracker Nuntll he becomes twenty-one
years of age. unless he enlists as a
soldier or sailor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12

Boehm the fact is stated that an i'm
mense order OF socks has been given by
the Government to be ready by Sep
tember: that wool is being provided by
the Government, and that the Govern
ment urges the American women TO knit
since the quality of hand-knitted goods
is far superior to the machine made. and
the saving made possible by the voiuu-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12
Tomato Prices Drop: Clut Expectet

Swedesboro. \. j., July 1.-THE mar
ket for tomatoes broke yesterday. and
prices dropped nearly one-half OF what
was paid the first of the week. Now
some of the growers are fearful Of q
giut. and it looks as though it was com
ing, because the crop cannot be moved
To the Canneries rapidlX enough
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12

For the names of shops where ar
t.cles mentioned In Adventures With
a Purse" can be purchased. address
Editor OF Woman's Page. EVENING
PUBLIC LEDGER, or phone the
Woman's Department, Walnut 5000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12
Please %: nc
What toDo -.
BY CYNTHIA ". M
BY CYNTHIA

Cynthia
4 N
write Cynhs"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12

This very alluring satin cloak, with
its dark neutral coloring, is just
the thing for the woman who must
60 to her parties in other than in
the family motor. 1t is described
in the fashion talk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12

taller. and It certainly would be a poor
reason for breaking up friendship.
Regular exercise. such as swimming.
every day, might add about an inch to-
your stature, but there Is no guaranteedS
way of gaining extra sheight. ff
Follow Aunt's >Adxce
Dear Cynthia am a Young lady of ht-
teen and I am BELGIAN MY father was
killed In Belgium By German officer. T.
came to America with my aunt, who 10
invaded by rheuma tism My mother wan
taken into German white slavery and 4
heard she bad died. 4.
met a nice Young American who Is eigfft-
cen and is Lieutenant in the army and 81
pects to go any time. He wants me tcks
marry him soon possible. Ny sBuneh<
agrees with him. for she knows | Will still
live with her. ! am taking summer and
night school and win finish high school next
month. YOUNG LUCIA. II
You do not ask my advice. dear. in
your letter. and In any case your aunt
knows best But 1ieutenants In the
United States army are seldom il ever
only eighteen years of age. Does your
aunt know all about the young man?
Fifteen years OF age is considered very
young for matrirsnial responsibility.
am sorry for you in your troubles. @s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12

thin. Oh. so thin and tired. oh, 50
tired. Just about ready then for a
pnod long rest
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Casualty Corrections.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.--The follow
ing casualty corrections were made
public to-day by the War Department:
DIED OF DISEASE. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED DIED FROM WOUNDS.
RICK Frank A, corp Reading Pa
kLlN5EN, Oscar NJ. Lieut.. South MIN
W0uNpED, DEGREE UNDETERMINED.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED FROM
WOUNDS.
LEAHY, Thomas, Norfolk, Conn
WILSON, Roy, Champaign, III.
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETERMINED.
PKENIOU Sly KiTORTED DID oF
DISEASE.
PETSCHAT, Otto John, corp. Manor, Pa
KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY RE-
DuELL. Charles H.. south Glens Falls,
FEiNiz. John F. Lebanon Pa,
PORTED WOT IDEn. DEGREE uNDE-
TERMISED.
DALI. Earnest ". Cleveland.
woU>DED sENEREIN;, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED KILLED.
HOOD, Harold IA corp, Ann Arbor, Mich.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED Kill ED
ANDERSON, William b. S. James MINI.
WOU SIDED, DEGREE UNDETERNIINE ED.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED.
pIvNG,A>%H,, Hin,In Il; corp" xin.,a, okla
Montrose avenue, Jersey city. \, j.
hItoGiS STANLEY NsW bIltnln, Conn.
jon ES John H. 'o4 McDonough street.
phT sSpSSnn. Car. cadmus. Mich.
STILES, Edward JoHn. Grand Rapids.
vSLEN2UEI.A. Joseph, watts. cal
wlsEHMElER, Otto F. West Burlington.
SICK IN HOSPITAL PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED KILLED.
BERNHARD. John W. Ci.''nnatL
SMITH George F Rolfe, Iowa,
PRISONER, PRENIOI SLY REPORTED
KlMES, Clarence r.. corp, Friendship.
HEr'ENE Knr GG RpT EilL OBVIOUSLY
HANsCoM. Austin T., Lieut.. wilimAs.
M0HGAN. James b. IAut, oreonviu..
EfnREII io'fgH oIa5 s'rs, saroR'on' p:
siAth street, New York.
| ApAMS, Leg, oGkhITS'' teN,,,- 49,,
ANnEi;S,QiN, Robert l.. Z,19rylle; Ohio.
ct1yso, Sick, Columbus, Ohio;
mASuiCK, John G.. Baltimore. y.
| HAWklNS Gland. Arcadia. Okla
H 56Isox ' RSTsf w. w. f na2ss lex O.
! iAHMNN, Harry Z, Mu,' \ d.
MEW,ssp PoIStS; L9ih1T Mont M
ocnEETHTR Henry; s'a.h Esakaane. wis.
! O'COSNOR, James r., Brooklyn y. V
| RAULERSON. Porter, West Palm Beach.
RoACH, Waiter H.. Huhnsrdston. Mich.
| RONCFNICH, Sam, Canton, Onto
| RUSSELL, Charles L., Anderson, Tenn.
Softly, James F., 29S Fourteenth stroSS,
| Brooklyn.
| SUNDERLAND. Harry A. Baltimore.
Continued on Sixteenth Page>
Il
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PENNSYLVANIA.


CRAWFORD. Lloyd r.. Capt. Franklin
FFoEHILcH. Samuel S.. Capt. Harris
allen, Winthrop NJ. Lieut.. Pittsburs
ARSoLp, Floyd z. Lieut.. Athens tDp,.
DOLPHIN, James b.. Lieut.. Kane (wsl.
GERMAN, George A. Lieut.. Philadel-
LEWIS. LoGi; j., lieut., Lebanon ,wu).
MARKS. Samuel J., Lieut.. Philipsburg
PANsoN. oliver H, Lieut.. Audubon Cw).
UPnEGRoVE. Harvey C, Lieut., Eastnn
ATKINsoN, George Nj. sergt, DoyIes-
PACHMAN. Emory T.. serg,.. Wilmer
BECK, Herman c. sergt., Lilly twu>.
BoYLAN, Thomas, sarEt. Philadelphia
CANTON. Richard. s.rr,.. Po.-vine
cooPER. william H. ,erEt. Scranton
DASIELs. James T., .errt, Rendham
DAVIS. Chester A. .srs,.. Pi,t.burE Gws).
DAWSON. John. Sergt, Scranton (WUl.
EVANS. Robert A, sergt. Philadelphia
EESsTERMAcHER, william L. ssrs,
Berwick (WSD.
FIELD, Leonard I..ssergt. New Brighton
HETTNER. Samuel b. serEt, Laurel
HERRiNGroN, Harry. sorst, Pnusurg
HESS. Harry F.. ssrst.. Hanover Cw).
KILRoY, Joseph F., sergt, Philadelphia
KoRSAsKI, Thomas, serg,.. Mount Car
LocKwoop. Eric D.. sorst,. Philadoiphia
LoGAS, John A. Sers,.. Mount Carmel
Lowry. Harry. .errt.. Columbia tws,.
MARTIN. Robert L. scrEt. Pittsours
MAsIKER. Earl M. serst, MeadvnIe
MEsLIN. Leslie l.. sergt,. philadelphia
MippLBToN. Joseph r.. sorst.. Bedford
MoRGAN. william c.. sergt.. Pottsyllle
No.L, John H. serg,,. Greenpark Cwul
PX XRn William w. ' serIt warren Iws,.
RApPoLD. John serst' Philadelphia
READ, John J.. sergt., Philadelphia Cws).
REIsKER, RAYMOND :, serst. Mount
RESNiE' William b, scrg, Pl,,ston
RrSrs.' Edwssrd serg,., Plymouth tws).
| SCHROTT. John, sergt., Williamsburg (WU)
scHWARTz' Rudolph sers', Philadelphia
scHwEIGER. Joseph E, serst. Philadel-
WAT GHMAS. Ralph H.. serEt. Dayton
wERTENBACH. Frederick s., sergt,.
| PitHburg lWU).
WHITE. william w. sergt,. Marysville
woopn. Jesse. sergt.. crum lynne cw-s,.
IZIMMERS, Roy r., sergt, PittsOurg CNlSl
| Hazleton tWS).
BAKER, Edmunds, corp, Springfield (wS)
RLAZosKY, John. CORP. Phltpsburg twUl
BOOTH, simon N. corp, West Elizabeth
BRESSAN. James J.. corp. phladel phia
BRYAN, Jacob F.. corp. Perkasie (ws>
BUOY, John IL, corp, Milton (wU).
CAMPBELL. John j.. CORP BloomburG
cALHoUN. Harry H, corr, Berlin Cwsl
CAREY, William. CORP. Mtddietown (W)
CARNAHAN, Earl, corp Indiana twsl.
cHURcHlLL: Blair b. corp. Harbour
pAuTRIcH. Leon s., corp. READING
DE Sofa. Mike corp. potts.o-n owsl:
DoPKo, Charles. corp, Old Forge tws),
DRESEL. Charles f., corp. Lykens tws)
DRIEsBAuGH. George corp, Harding
puNKLE. Charles Edward corp, clairtor
pURRoRow. Howard j. corp, Bsrwyr
Ellison. william f, corr, Kane (ws)
ETTFR, Harry e. corp. chambersburI
FkLLoN. John e. corp. Philadelphia
| (WSI,
FENNER. Norman d. corp, BoyertowI
| CWTn.
FIsHER Jay. corr. York (ws)
| FISK, Harry j., corp. MOntoursvilIe (w)
Flynn. william p eorp' Philadelphia
FRAZER. Ralph r. corp. Fort Lttetor
FIR AscH. william J., corp, Philadelphia
/ tWSl.
IGICKtNG. Lester j.. corp, West PittstoI
/ tWS).
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LEWIS, Floyd B.. Capt. Salem twl.
COMPTON. Louis H, Lieut.. Ashland (Wl
ALTSTocK. Clement A. serSL. Portland
FARcHI, vincenEo. sergt.. Portland (ws).
COCHRAN. Loren c., corp, Portland
tWS).
sHADfEY. Mat L.. corp. chiloauin tw).
ATKINSON. Ralph, j., Portland twUG
BARNES, Raymond W, Harrisburg (DD).
BROEAN Daniel j., Antelope iWUl.
BURNETT, Ennis A. silver Lake lwS).
CINNAMON. Toney X. Dayton (w).
COURTNEY. cunthbert w, Grants Pass
poNNE, Aiber, George. Portland (w,.
GRIFFITH, Thomas Weaver. lone (wU).
HOLLEN. Willie L.. Condor (Wl.
JOHNSON, Herman p, Salem IVY.
KLEIN, Oscar W, Nehalem twS).
KRAUS, Vain. Portland iWS).
MILLER, John, Rome twU).
NUDGE orion X, Echo (wS).
SEER. Thomas. Turner tW).
Olson. Clarence s.. Condor twt.
RErNoSD phntp J Portland wv.
EODhIGUEZ Jack V. Toledo fwU).
S1RCCK. M.ToH r.. Portland WUl.
sTRSFFLFR. frnolt, CASTOR twS).
NANpERzANDEN, John F. Forest Grove
TELLER, Christian, Portland twuD.
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sxTks, "a Claude o n. virsii V}sai,.
btt TEh 1 ToS. S g.; pru s%s5o '"'.
GSAaLIHtounN .,, Clarence II, NARROW w}.
eASST TSR,. F Fred b bO'f 4u bert tpp,.
CHAsToNAY, Alfred, HartshoLns (w).
CODE. Roy Lee. Shawnee tWS).
COLE, Claude. Hazel (wU).
CROUCH, Joseph h, Caiera ODD.
9URLEE. Jesse j., Lula LW).
DAVIS, Mark T.. Norman twsl,
rAVlssoN. Carroll, Miami (WU(.
blNKiENs, Willie O.. Muskogee twul:
DOUGLASS, Frank p, Weloetka twuD'
P Pt{iaA rS SsTsnse; aga SW} oa.u ,w,
FISHER, James L.. Haworth twu).
RRtSsEHLtT hS, .nm; N; n, ssRH' SSm WV
GLAD, Frank Is. GusIosse {Ml.
H,cKMAN: Ien n. GracsmOnt twg,I
HTgH t,AND, jesse NJ, Buffalo (Kl.
HOLMES, Willie C.. Hennessey (wU).
aAEEtia, Emil. XiRita twu4,
HUNT. Jssptr y, wstonEa (wUl.
JxSHa55S r %. f. h h1sml S:Ft tw S
IEEFhEY. Charley a., Kiowa w.;
JENNINGS. James H.. wananueka (wS).
5Saas.o I Louis S" Sinto o. tw1. ' WV
KENNEDY, George Norman. Ames (wU).
'LEvERETT. jaime. l., DUNCAN twu).
Mccain. Jane: H., Henrye,sa CwuD.
MeMfLLIN. Edgar. Hanna Cwsj.
| MATHERS, Leon O.. comanche lYS).
MEiNEcKE. Elmer Theodore. saltwater
SSIhEyIN csarl.. Il, Fletcher syS.
OAKLEY, dcorss n, fiabSn M. we
oLpFiEl.p, Bedford F., Grant. Stw,.
PATE, Luther Il. Gowan ND. WV
PHILLIPS. John Henry. oklahoma City
PIERcE: Homer H, Apache tw,:
PlERsALL, Thornton c.. Catesby (wo.
R RoARk SSP. K Ktsn Sws 9tl.nom. twD
SCOTT, william HS e., Tulsa 5ws'. v"'''
SsEEAsouRN; Henry G; cornish ,yIn cwU.
s sEe6Sb Ei1yd E A. Ss"% %D {wu ,s w
sHACKLEFoRD, Harry Muskogee (wsj.
s sHshM M ArIis l.: Gen; EssSS. %S Yi
sis lsSEE or IS,hf Sparks h en ews "o
sKAGGS walter Edmond, wysndotte CwUD.
SM Arthur A., Tulsa awus>
SMITH. Lem, sapuipa, OSU).
sEoW, Samuel f., okmulgee OVID.
STEWART, John A.. McAlester (Kl.
| TAYLOR, Please Everett. Forum (WD.
| THURMAN. George Rufus. Ryan (wS).
| TURNBULI4 Buddie. Proctor tW.
| uTTERBACK. Ray Louis. Bsrtlesyille (wS
| WADDI.E. Arthur Ray, seward WU).
| WHITE. Travis B., Kenehc Kl.
! WILK1E, Charley C.. Bryant (WD.
| WILKINS Jesse L.. Sawyer (M).
WILLIAMS. Walter c.. Bsrtlesvtlle lwU.
| WILSON. James s.. wilburton (WC).
VIM, Robert L.. oordel Cwu:
| WOODS, William A, Sallisaw (wC).
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NJ 'AAAsNAAO@NAs
~ ,,|H' Lawrence G.. Lieut., Shawnee
]IN[ lIgi.lon Thurman, army nsld clerk
RITn,Ir ~. " serFt. McAlestor .(w).
pDn-r5s =. o. sergt. NuvakA (WJD
'brN"HH William b, westville (WSI
GpAr,NI. 'iaud G., serEt., Red Oak Twin
r." ~ Aaf.es Dudley. serEt. oklaho ma
"@ Il tsAlNs. walter W. serst.. sa,ll.aw
HG,Y,9,%,AID, .Robcrt r.. serst., Ara rvs,
WIT Willie NJ. serEt.. DouGheTty
s3TTHtEN QUO, Ssrg, Msdford twu).
.rNN' George r.. corp. Tuskahoma
WIT NhY, Raymond W. corp, wagner
E.-Fg, +, osie e., corp. Chandler twu).
HENs,> tfy. corn, Rush Springs CwS)
NICL, h"rhert Z, corp, Carter tW).
AAprH' y ,nred j.. corp, SRyrs (WUD.
IW.N' ""'!am Burgess, corp. Ell Reno
, 's1TTHHy'N. Frank b. corp. Pawnes
ppIIlnE Nelrose l.. corp. sayre (ws).
BciEt,ls ,ranvil, corp, Indiahoma CK).
FhpI GH Robert Il. corp. Boswell
INNirNI, l@slle. A.. corp, Buffalo (w).
SMITH ,aude r.. corp, Keota (WUl.
Anu sherman, CORP Norman (WU).
A. u. Mex X, Healdtnn (W).
ABN,, y James W, McCurtain Cw).
ART, Walter J., Stonewall (WU).
'HN"' EirgIl. Shawnee CWb.
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BERTSCHEY, Stanton Louis, Lieut. Phoebus
WIS.,
CAHII.I John, Jr.. Lieut., Norfolk (wU0.
GLOVE, John FishhlatC. Lieut., Norfolk
sTFTNTORF. Paul r. Lieut.. Hopcwell twUp.
RARNARD, Frederick l., s"rg1., Lynchhurg
CwID,
MUSTARD. John j., scrEt- Scottsblrs Cws)
psTTIE, Nc-tOr C., sCrgt GaIp"sville tWS)
ROSENBACM, JAMES drew ssrgt Rose
nm tWSl.
HAILEY. Grover c.. corp, stanley twsN
CROCKETT, Charles N, corp, Bristol w.
HOFFLER, Alfred J., corp. Portsmouth
KILhY, Elwood 49,, corp Revn wv,
UNIONS, John Marvin, corp" Graham
MULLINS, Malcolm C.. corp, Big stone
Gan wv
MIFRS samuel G., corp. Max Meadows
ORGAN ThomPs corn GLADYS W.
PROFFITT Edgar A., corp. HarrsonburE
ROLLINS. wsrrrn A.. corn, Auissville (S)
AKERS Madison T. Carthage tWb
ANI ERSON Horace b.. Norfolk w,
ASHRY. C'arculc L., retsrshug WIZ.
BAILEY. Richard NJ, Asbesrine (wS.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-The follow
ing casualty corrections were made
public to-day by the War Department:
DIED OF DISEASE. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED DIED FROM WOUNDS.
RICK. Frank a, corp, Reading, Pa
+ MEN, Oscar NJ, Lieut., South Min.
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DIVER. Andrew r.. corp. Rutland W..
AMEDY Hcrhcrt + wchs'crtilN W.
BRISSON wlfref sho-cNam lw.
CLARK Charles VI St lohrshugy tM1.
FL lott. Waller NJ. 81. iohrsbury twS.
FR EpDETTE. Richard e.. Pltsiord W.,
KENSISON Howard. South Troy tWS)
IIONI Antonio. East Barre CwSi.
MILLS H"rsrhel W. HYDE rari, CWU.
SABlNS Cuhord a., Jo.ysvillc CWU).
THEUERGF Ernest j.. Bennington wv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-30
PROF. MOSES IS
! In CITY TODAY
-
New Leader Of Municipal
SIC Arrived From
Oregon.

Professor e; A. Moses Of Albany,
Ole, arrived in the city this noon to
begin work. as municipal bandmaster
4 Steacher of band music i'm the
4ublic school. Professor Moses was
accompanied by Mrs. Moses.
az When seen shortly after his arrival,
Professor Moses said that he would
assume his new duties on Wednesday,
md upon being asked whether he
mad outlined any definite plans for his
future work, stated that he. of course,
had certain ideas he would like to
NAfrytSout believing that they would
h0ne6t musical work in the city, but
that II was impossible to make any
announcements until he had had time
10 familiarize himself a little more
With the local conditions.
From what I have heard" Profess
sOr Moses said, there must be some
sxcellent material to work with in
this city, and I am sure that good re-
1nlts Will come when all pull together
Msthes true spirit Of cooperation. 1
3Or n am willing to do everything
that will. benefit band music in. this
Community, and the Indications, as
yAf ~ I see them, + that l will re-
sCeivesthe wholehearted support Of the
sGtttzens and your authorities.
In regard to plans. yes. I have
9HOHn6 OF cOufSe-Som dehntte ideas
which like to carry out wherever
their execution is consistent with pro-
gross md improvement. But, as a
MRttsrof fact. I cannot now go on
sSecprd as announcing anything be-
aus have to become acquainted
sssSFith local conditions and to consult
some Of your authorities. / will start
IN n studying the local situation right
away and Wednesday 1 will be ready
to- ~officially assume my new duties"
Professor and Mrs. Moses were
taken on an automobile drive through
city and its surroundings this aft
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-30

washington Aprif so.-Nesotia-
tionsi looking ID an sasreement with
the United States Al IS the rates Of
pay to be- allowed prisoners Of war
have been re..opened by Germany.
The approach was made through the
Spanish embassy Id Berlin soon aft
e. the war department declared that
ho further allowances would be made
to German prisoners until the. Ger-
man government agreed to irecipro-
cate ~, et[.
The, Gernan proposal 10 understood
to have been that article of the
1897 Hague convention should be en-
forced This would have secured for
German captives the same allowances
made to American soldiers Of the
same rank which are higher than the
pay received by German soldiers.
The United States government de-
citned to accept this basis and pro.
posed that a schedule be drawn up to,
govern payments t. prisoners in both,
countries. HI g 4 IL
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-30
c. H. JUDD TO
SPEAK AT ''U''
c. G. Schulz Will Also Ad-
dress High School Con-
ference Here.

DR.. Charles II. Judd of the Univer-
sity of Chicago will be one of the
principal speakers at the high school
conference which is to be held at the
University Of North Dakota May 16,
II and is. The conference which is
the seventeenth annual affair of its
kind, embraces also an athletic meet,
a debate and a defamation contest.
e. G. Schulz. superintendent of the
Minnesota department of education,
has been invited to address, the con-
ference upon the subject of the rela-
ton of the high schools in Minnesota
to the rural schools
Discussing the conference, the
School of Education Record says in its
current issue:
While the conference is Of primary
interest to men and women in the
field of secondary education, the sub
jects discussed and the whole occasion
will be of scarcely less interest to
education and of the higher institu-
tional fields. All are integral parts of
the state educational system, and
those connected with colleges and
normal schools, as we'll as county SUI
perintendents. can give as we'll as re-
ceive inspiration and help by the
touch and the frank ex-
change of views and of friendships"
Features of Program.
The interesting program. recently
prepared, comprises among its special
features addresses by DR.. Thomas F.
Kane, president Of the university by
State Superintendent of Public In
struction N. G. Mcdonald. Inspector
+. r. Edwards. Assistant Examiner l..
NJ. Bittinger, High School Superin-
tendent<P: S. Berg. Dickinson; K. w.
Hanna, superintendent Of schools at
Valley City. l.. A. Herdle, superin-
tendent of schools at Larimore; c. l..
Love. superintendent of schools at
Mandan, as we'll as a number of pa
pers which will DE read by other edu-
Gators from various sections of. the
state.
Perhaps the most notable speaker
at the conference will be DR.. Charles
H. Judd of the University of Chicago
who will deliver an address on 1.-The
Training OF Rural Teachers in High
Schools"
The conference which opens in the
morning of May 16. will close Satur-
day evening, May 12.