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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-11
MILLION MEN NOW
SAFE IN FRANCE
Greatest Oversees Movement OF
Troops In History
MILLIONS MORE ARE GOING
Not A Single American Transport
Carrying Troops To BattlefieIds
In France Sunk BY
A U.boat.

shington.-American troops sent
overseas numbered 1,019,115 on July l..
This was made known by President
Wilson, who gave to the public let
ter from Secretary Baker disclosing
record achievement which the Pres
ident said must cause universal sat
isfaction."
The first units-non.comb
left American shorss on May 8, 1917.
General Pershing followed twelve days
later and at the end Of the month,
LIS men had started for the battle
fields OF France. June saw this num-
Der increased by 12,261 and thereafter
khaki.clad CRUSADERS" from the west
ern republic flowed overseas In a
steady stream until upwards of 3OO.'
600 had departed when the great
German thrust began last March.
President Wilson's determination
to meet Germany's supreme effort
with the utmost of Americas avail
able man power to assist the desper'
ately resisting French and British
armies is sharply reflected in the
movement of troops during the last
three months. The March sailings OF
1881 were increased in April to H.
212. May saw another 244,345 men
embark and last month 276,372 were
sent away, making total for the
three months of 637,929 This, Secre-
tary Baker said later, put the troop
movement six months ahead Of the
original program.
Substantially thirty divisions are
now In France ready to meet what
ever move the German Staff has in
preparation. Some Of these divisions
already have been formed into the
First Field Army under Major Gen.
eral Liggett, others are holding trench
sectors at important points along the
battle line and still others have been
broken up and brigaded with the
French and British troops. And so.
when the German thrust comes, the
Americans will be called upon to play
no small part in meeting 1t.
Secretary Baker wrote the Presi-
dent that the supplies and equipment
in France for the million men who
have gone is shown by latest reports
to be adequate and added that "the
output of our war industries in this
country is showing marked improve
ment in practically all lines of neces
sary equipment and supply"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-11
AMERICANS REACH ITALY.
First Contingent Has Established Il
self In Camp.

Rome.-The first contingent of Amer.
ican troops to arrive in Italy has within
forty.eight hours established itself In
camp. The men are sleeping under
their own tents and feeding from their
own kitchen, which was provided by
the American Red Cross before the
men started.
The rapidity of the mobilization to
their new quarters has created a most
favorable impression. The Americass
are in fine spirits and excellent health,
but the Red Cross will within week
establish complete hospital near the
camp.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-11
25s Persons Believed Lost.

London.-A thorough search Of the
waters in the vicinity of the spot
whore the Canadian hospital ship
Llandovery Castle was sunk by Ger
man submarine has resulted in 70
further survivors being found An
official statement issued by the Az
miralty says 1t may be. assumed thai
only "a out of the 25S persons on board
were saved.
Andrew Bonar Law, Chancellor Of
the Exchequer, speaking in the House
Of Commons, said that one would hay
thought that nothing new as regards
German brutality could have hap
pened, but the sinking of the Canadian
hospital ship Llandoyery Castle was
an unspeakable outrage. Nothinr
could be gained, he added by talking
2bout this last example OF frightfu
ness
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-11

man lines northeast Of Villers.B Breton
neux, on the Somme front, and beside
taking Hamel village battled their way
forward beyond Hamel and the vaire
woods, between Hamel and villers.
Bretonneux
French troops attacked the German
lines on front of mile pnd quar-
ter in the nelghborhood Of Autreches
northwest of Scissors, and pushed into
the enemy territory for a distance OF
nearly half mile.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-11
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION.
War Board Willing To Relieve The
Industry.

Washington.-In statement re.
lte.ating its disapproval Of new bullt
ng construction, not contributing d!
ectly or indirectly toward the prose
cution OF the war, the War lndustrie
Board expressed willingness to reliev,
The building industry under the ad
verse condition of the war as far a
possible and to consider the merit o
individual projects.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-11
THE WORLD WAR.

The British took 1900 prisoners in
their attack on Hamel.
Mohammed ", Sultan OF Turkey,
died inDConstantinope.
British troops delivered an attack in
the region Of Amiens, capturing the
village OF Hamel, northeast Of Villers.
Bretonneux, and advancing their line
in this region to depth Of more than
o mile.
Australian troops attacked the Ger
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-11
FIREWORKS KILL TWO.
Two Others Also Believed Dead In
Warehouse Blast.

San Francisco.-Two boys were kill.
ed instantly, two more ere believed to
have met similar fate and one was
injured, probably fatally, when they
accidentally exploded some fireworks in
q warehouse while attempting to steal
fre-crackers. According to the police
the injured boy admitted he had drop.
ped a lighted match near the explos
ives.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-11
GAS OFFENSIVE PLANS.
The Chemical Warfare Service Now
Has Charge.

Washlngton.-All phases OF gas of.
ensive preparations are placed under
he new chemical warfare service of
the Army commanded by Major Gen.
eral Sibert, by an order announced at
he War Department. This includes
Experimental work heretofore carried
IN by the Medical and Ordnance De.
1artments Of the Army and the Blu.
reau OF Mines.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-11
PRAY AS WE GO.
Move To Pause For Suppllcation
Blocked In Senate.

Observation-Disclosures OF a
resolution by Senator Myers, Of Mon.
tana, requesting the President to call
upon the nation to pause one minute
each day to pray fsr success of the
war was blocked in the Senate by
Senator Thomas, of Colorado. Let
us pray as we work and work whether
we pray or not" said the Colorado
Senator in refusing unanimous con.
sent to take up the resolution.
Senator McCumber, OF North Da.
kota, joined in the opposition with
the suggestion, 81 think we ought to
ge, along little more rapidly in our
war work and pray as we go.'
Senator Myers, of Montana, author
of the resolution, and Senator
Phelan, of California, spoke briefly
In its favor.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-11
SOUNDS ANEW THE
DOOM OF TYRANNY
President Proclaims a Reign Of
Law as Object in World War
DEFENDS HELPLESS RUSSIA

New And Unqualified Conservation OF
America To Struggle For Clearing
Military Autoeraey From, The
Earth Is independence Day Answer
To Huns-A Notable independence
Day Assemblase OF officials And
Foreign-born Loyal Citizens At The
Tomb OF Washinston-A Belgian's
Speech.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-11
CAN'T TRUST THE HUNS.
Plan To Send U. S. Hospital Ship
Without Convoy Held Up.

Washington.-Plans for the sailing
of the American hospital ship Com.
fort, which it was proposed to send
through the submarine zons wiI2out
convoy, have been delayed BY the
ruthless destruction OF tae canadian
hospital ship Llandovecy Castle. It
is not yet decided whether the orig
inal plans will be CHANGED.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-11
GETS CUP FOR BEATING U.soAT
Permission Given Lieutenant Boeseh
To Accept Gift From Azores.

Washlngton.-Omcial permission has
been given Lieut.-Com. ]. II. Boesch,
until recently in charge OF the naval
collier Orion, to accept the loving cup
presented to him by the citizens of
Ponta Delgada, Azores, in recognition
of his attacking and driving Off the
German submarine which was bonn.
harding that city some months ago.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-11
PRESIDENT SAVES SOLDIER.

Commutes Death Sentence To 20
Years In Prison.
Washington.-Com by the
President of the death sentence i'm
7 "a by a military court-martlal on
Private Oscar Valentine, OF Troop b,
Ninth Cavalry, to 20 years imDrison'
ment at hard labor, was announced b
the War Departn Valentine was
tred and convicted at Sapans Bato,
Philippines, Of having murdered Pri.
yate Benjamin j. Wilson, also of the
Ninth Cavalry.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-11
ASKS ABOUT COASTAL CANALS,
Senate Seeks Data On Connecting
Chesapeake With Buzzard's Bay.

Washngton.-Th Senate adopted a
resolution by Senator Salisbury, of
De'aware, directing the Secretary Of
Cowmerca to flrnl-h the Senate with
Information regarding the advisable.
ity Of, connecting chesapeake Bay.
Delaware River New York Bay and
massachusetts, and Buzzard's Bays by
a series OF canals
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-11
MISS RANKIN SEEKS ToGA.
cOIurcsswo nan Asplres To Ssnate
From Montana.

V'ashngton.-Mi Jeanette Rankin,
Gerrcsentative from Montana, ah
ilinced that she will be candidate
the Republican nomination to thu
.late 10 succeed Senator Walsh, who
j Offer for reelection in Eoyember
ne nor latinr primaries viii be helt
,ugust @ an .dlss Rankin said thai
p esent there is no other Republican
,andi 'nta
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-11
FOR ss,5oO,oooooo IN BONDS.
Senate Finance Committee Approves
Bill Passed BY House.

Washington.-The new bond bill,
which just passed the House, provid
ng S,OOO,OOO,OOO for domestic pur-
poses and $1,5OO,OO0 for loans to the
Allies, was approved by the Senate
amendment ordered reported favor
ably.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-11

There are now 5,O63 prisoners OF
war in England working in agricul.
ture and 1,iOO more are to be EN-.
ployed.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-11
CIRCUS TRAIN IN COLLISION.
One Man Killed A. Jesuit or Accident
In ohio.

Youngstown, Ohio.--One man kille
was the toll Of railroad accident
when Darnum 6 Bailey circus train
No. 2 crashed into the rear end of the
'ew Yo-k Centrals Now York Oh
a~o Limited at Gic'~', -four mile
est OF here TIE ngn l!lel VIZ
'omas Rooney II shoro
J., hostler Fcooo VIZ throw
,wcen two cars c..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-23

pared to believe you did this under a
great strain, but Tm sorry you hadn't
manhood enough to tell me about &C. /
am going TO hold your note until you've
paid back every penny that you owe
me-that is, S57.75. 7 shall expect you
to pay it back at $3.50 a week Please
don't bring it to me. Send It TO me by
money order every week don't wish
to see you again until YOU have won
back your honor. Now, we must go
down and join the others
Phillip" | stammercd, you won't
you see MarEaret----'
"Oh, I won't tell thcm," nc said i'm
patiently "Now try ~ act like real
wa0 while with Wallace and Miss
Rillcr."
Have YOU ever tried to act naturally
when you were torn with anxiety and
worry and regret? managed it for
about fifteen minutes and then I got
up and said, you folks will really have
to excuse me, as feel under the
weather. and ] bade them gOod-by
without waiting for any comments 1
left the room and the house.
remember seeing e picture some
where Of a thief Sinking away iu the
night That's just how ! felt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-23
FILE TRADE COMPLAINTS
Standard Oil Co. Of New York and
Cluett, Peabody & Co. Named

Washington. April -5--The Federal
Trade Commission charges that the
standard oil Company Of New Norl, has
acquired a large part ot the stock OF the
Magnolia Petroleum Company, with the
effect of substantially lcsscning COM
petition. Hearings were set for June H..
Another complaint announced alleges
that Cluctt, Peabody q CO., Of Sew York,
with the purpose Of sitting competition
i'm collars, has established standard re-
sale prices and requires that merchants
shall sell at those prices. II also is
charged that the company refused 20
sell its products to dealers who Will
not agree to maintain the fixed retail
price. Hearings were set for June s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-23
Four Millions a Day in War Stamps

the warsavngs system operation
be sold the but
sold That only the beginning
high O0OOO0 and of the
possibility of sales reaching $0O0000
tough would be than the savings banks of the
formerly gained in their deposits.
spirit trouble
s
could aside three but all
it
worth bohering about Yet
child the United States would and by three
would than sOOOOOO0OO
am and the war
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-23
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
|TNANCIERS URGE SPEEDING
ZIP OF LIBERTY LOAN CAMPAIGN
Bond Market Shows Tendency to High Level.
Short-Term Notes Strong
of the Street

LIVERY throughout the financial dsct yesterday
ing up Liberty campaign realized
third highly essential that
popuarize the 4 bonds order that
% the successful drive undertaken by
shows that about
ed bonds the goal places the
tbers is earnestly hoped will be
On previous much has been
the Liberty Loan campaign
nt from the various angles
hlevng will be the with the
bond throughout
rising quotations although there
closing a
Tho losses Of
,ded
the gratifying
this absence selling
decidedly underton shown market
small and mmportant The
N. issues
m. at anything the normal market quotation.
dealer said that with the
the market prices would
reas heavy selling
would Of this pointed
ant market be
direction
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-23

LNN
hNCE moro Philip looked at tbe mai,
" then at mo ,,a at ,'' man
containing his name rorcod ~. ,,
was Just ON tho nsi,', NV
For Gods sake. end This forc,' i'' .rgIi r,,Ii
him 7 am a f,r,,o,, y"'2 l"''' Ell
with when 10 NV rtto. J.. ,..,... uo,l.
Philip said SLOWLY "y.L,. ',s''S',,,ell' W.
that signature Is genuine ca,,,,,, v",I ,,,,
derstand why YOU shourd onosiin,, y, =,
Then fine mo-, -,
for no said ',,, Se',l'eu TO lose h's head,
is forged ttora ou Nno" mat signature
that paper md to,., I've, I've Sour name ON
Young feI,o',. coInl,are them. This
over tho tow ,"oIr"",ns money an
at least tyro -, ''S borrowed from
lenses ana bon,.o, , u.u'' i"ISe pre-
others and "u"NA now many
short" lie tbr,st IT.. ,''.,E ne ~ we cut MN
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name" ''' "''' your
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-23
Three Kinds of Treasury Certificates

outstanding present o;
issues sold by the Treasury anticipation
the third Liberty and the sold in anticipation Of
the silver bill expdousy from Washing
ton Indicate there may be sold third class of certificates to furnish the
basis for banks Federal
bank Cancelled dollars
before present
silver provides may
h Federal Reserve bank provided with
@ treasury OF the United states as security therefor OF uhted states
certificates gold
The only certificates of Indebtedness outstanding those author
he'd
The limit of could outstanding
Means Committee the bill ad hese certificates
run for than the raised by the issue of them
therefore, passing the Pttman silver bill would the of
these certificates bank
Although there being offered certificates
Excess of H2oOOOOOO certificates issued definite
purposes Secretary McAdoo may
issues certificates the Federal Reserve banks for the
d securing currency
The one-year gold
a are the Federal
t approved December 49, provided
M Reserve banks buy member banks not
oOOoOO of Government rs yearly in the plan to eliminate national
bank currency
The act also provides that Federal Reserve banks could desired
~nyert the United one-ha
yy one-half
treasury notes renewable at the option OF the Government for
The twelve
FEDERAL Reserve bank under the Pittman bill
liberty Bond Deliveries Begin
Deliveries of the of Liberty Loan 4s cash subscribers
Yesterday The Federal Reserve Bank Saturday mailed total
OoOOO of the which this
~ and simultaneous delivery institutions
Ntsciber
spot silver quoted nineynne and
ay This is the highest touched the
4ouucuon OF
ounce 1t also marks The
0aOn foynne pence compares fOry-eght
Sarter Saturday
Inc unanimous
ey for its speedy probably
The price proposed the The previous this
" Hhety'eight and threeGuarter
directors Of the Philadelphia will the
r the fiscal dividend
common stock will April 27 the
OF the directors will probably be held April 20 instead Of April o.
II 0neialy stated that been discussed,
~ .ner weekly conditions Smith Co
iang prices experienced the
oi the improved believed that
w p ne main influence time TO and that quota
wv ee largely by Developments The situation becom
e favorable the Allied armies
" V aefomlaned by sharp prices"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-23


We require tho services Of q young lady as
office assistant; knowledge of honkkeepinc
necessary. Apply supcrntendenrs office,
Experienced stampers ON fine
stationery iu color and bronze: also girls
position Amply tho Bailey Banks & Fiddle
60" l22i SAMSON ST.. fourth floor.
STENOGRAPHER-ENp young woman for
real PORN. pos use dlctating machine
. to- 2 hours q day, balance office work
SnuuId have some fNn. bookkeeping and
office work. n exceptionally bright this not
essentials viii pay satisfactory wages for
competency and accuracy: In. own hand
WSvalf,nnb,,S S'' cr5toG; tS; pErlsbt MGwy S99n c6
~" n ~ sf.
STENOGRAPUER mud tvuist wanted for
Nght clerical work. ono UNDERSTANDING and
r,3sIIg I'rwg2 oS6S 6u, hSSsnngrS
TUESDAY. ur writo Mr Marks in care Of
frn Gnrm'u G'znfto p2t Arch st.
STENOGRAPHER nud clerk: mus, he rapid.
accurate and willing; no others need APP
ply. good hours and no overtime: state age.
reference. experience and salary. = 400.
Iodcer office
STENOGPA APHER- Good. opportunity FOR
young 'rdv NJ intelligence aud ability.
state Uusli0ruflu"s. reference AVID wages pN-
p"c'rd to h"n'n j aOI Lcdror OfGcc.
STENOGPAPHER wanted: experienced I'm
assist at office work William Foster. l2OS
y. 3lst ST.
STENOGRApIIGE. mus, bo thoroughly ~
pnr.. good uupurtuuitv and steady pusi.
tou J. i0i Ludr"r office.
STENuGRApIlER. neat and accurate. state
rNnnrigurn. if amy: other particulars.
VI "1G. LrdgVr Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-23
The Trade acceptance


domestic and foreign especially after the
recently sad
hold the commercial
through merchants
come thoroughly practically machinery
distributing their goods both home
chief obstacles the extensive development
of
fields which will be than
credit demanded by reliable foreign
America will reach
favorable
between the material the
distribution There
The principles
the differences
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-23

BILLING CLERK, one who understands Uu-
dorWuod machine: give reference and OK
n"ri"nc", y l3G. l.cdgcr Office.
CbERkS-A large financial institution has
several vacancies In its clerical force for
Young women between the ages Of 20 and o.
lhos" with adding machine experience pre-
i"rr"d; conEenal surroundings and oppOr-
luhlil"s Tor advancement to those demon
Stratlng ability; state age. experience and
salary expected. L 5I2. Ledger Office.
CLERK wanted in large office: must he
quick and accurate: good chance for ad-
yancpment p i2I. Ledger Office.
tLERkS-YouuE ladies, neat and accu-
rate at figures; slight EnoWl. Of bknr
prct; pleas. surroundings. y i0g. Led on
COOK wanted and downstairs work; white.
no washing. 3l2l Mdvalo ave. Queen
Lane Manor Phonc Germantown 1856
COOK. white; small family: phone Gtu
i0dS; Gtn. trolley 30. G51i Lincoln Drive
rINISIIERS on Infants wear. light work.
Nfth 0oOr ''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-23
Business Career
of Peter Flint
A Story of Salesmanship
by Harold Whitehead
fCopyriOhD

oueStio,W,sh W,shltchedd, tcH drstrcr your buyiycQs
en- pIo,,n,soh oh bgDmD. sciing. odrcrtigiWg oVS
Oiie III tIy' ,INh uOur questions clfdriy and
3yV uhc FACTS. Your correct uGB,g 0WJ
Those ,rbiSSG must be signed 10 an iguiricS.
b. ,n6fS 70 technical questions ,riy osg,,wnj
eTS i"iV D., otlsrS irU BE- sent bU mai, on.
incSt ~, Oe dHSrrrCd IN this coitug3 Tbr
he ltt'rNtmp problems OF iyoIiygre XII
"0''" into Tie StorV Of PCicr FIHi "''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-23
HELP wANTED-FEMALE


MAIDS for Chamberwork and waiting: 500
"a month and board. University Hospital,
84th and Spruce ats.
MOTHERS HELPER for 3-year-old child:
-irot. eNp 635n city Line. Oyerh'k 2030 W.
NURSE white. for 5-year-old girl: one with
reference ana experience: good home: pleas
aut surroundings. 1924 Diamond st Phone
Diamond iS32 w
NURSERY GOVERNESS or mothers helper,
white. TO take charge Of 3 children. ., 4
and g Yrs. Y il6 Led on. or phi Gtn 47s7
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-23
EDUCATIONAL
Summer Business Courses

TO meet the great need for wcll-trainod
oflco help by the government and busi-
ness IN general. tho Commercial Depart
meut will be In session both day aud eve
ming throughout the summer. New
classes will be opened May /. Increase
your efficiency and earning power and az
the same time holp your country during
this critical period. Phone, write or
call for detailed information.
other departments Of the University
will also be open during the summer.
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Broad -. below Berks
Philadelphia
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GOVERNMENT WORK
GOVERNMENT WORK
~ THESr TIMES Or WAR WV MUST Az.
20 OUR PART-UERE or OVER THERE
UNCLE SAN NEEDS RIFLES TO MAIN.
TAIN a VAST ARMY ~ THE FIELD
WILL NOI JOIN AMERICAS INN1NCtnTE
INDUSTRIAL ARMY?
You can register at high wages for the Hol.
lowiu~ rosItIous at
NIDEALE STEF1, AND ORDNANCE
COMPANY
FDDTSTONE RIFLE PLANT
FDpYSTONE. PA
AdIUe'er- ON automatic screw machines aFi-
'omIttC screw machine operators. hrOwnrre
mo experience necessary. $3.50 Der week
hHltman. o"rks. cutter, griudors die sinlors.
gauge mHE"~S, iuspoDf0rS. no rNDnriance
Uor"se9rv; SCI nor week To- start. l9horcrs
mTchiuists maintenance work. oilers tool
room milling hnud~. iorTuom lathe hands
nrs. tool h0rdDucrs; 500 learners on various
machines. 30 conts ucr hour and plecsy work .
YOUR pioooWurk earnings should averaCe
from 81 To- 50 per day. This is your oppor-
APPLY At 1oTU ST q ATE
BRING REFERENCES
EDDYSTONE. PA
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