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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-05-24

PArENISp toture of fatcn- Oiee and 5year cafnadzs
frer. Ftz Corald Co., Pstcaf Astuxneyu ss3 Streef
Waahinsion, %. c. RRzbfshed 1890
frfRTfERNYENT positions are easy TO get. Our free
wv war bulletin II C1039 tells how Write-NoW.
Warrington Civil Service School, Warrington d. G.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21

CULINARY. ~. CATHERINE,
widow Of james j. culinary R"'t' -
aud friends invited TO funeral. Fri. q. M.
from rcsid,cncc Of SISTER inlay Mrs. Joseph
Carthage Church, 10 a. M. Int, Holy cross
GilAsE.z..March 10. at. Gardiner, Ne;
SARAH GREY wife Of liazGtn Chase and
Park, West chester. Pa services sat. 3
=, M, a; 'loyorly Farm, near West Chester,
DANlEL.--March ~, EDWARD husband
'lvos aud friends, also employees Of Autocat
Co, invited to funeral, sat. a. M, frN''l
- Railroad ave, Bryn Mawr. Pa. lltgh
mass at Mother of Good Counsel .ur,l, =
HoEY, MARY }. Hol3Y aecd Is, Rcla-
tiyca and friends inyitcd TO funeral. sat,
$40 .. m, from ST. jose Crh's Homo, Beverly.
Int burlington, ~ ]. Auto funeral.
Tho 'iN!VH INV. J6NmiN NiN LEidHT6H 'Ri maSIM. The he
Milford. bel on March 80, NJ 80 p M
Burial IN s.. Peter Churchynrd, Loves, Del
MERRlHEM. WILLIAM p, MERKI;,
inst. 3 y. m, Fithian simmons PArlors
aao Market ST., Camden, y. J. lntermcnt
LANE. E.-1-Alarch =, at Havertord, COLLEGE.
and zsSS,h E HN 4 anr Of SiH 81 %SrE
= y, AGED Is. Memorial services, sixth.
Hous,, ii"vcrford. Pa Int Toushliccrsiy,
SNYDER. R.-Narch 10, ELLSWORTH r..
nLfband Of Emma snyder, aged "a. Rea.
tivcs and friends, also employees of ilcrsn,
& Eng'l brewing CO, United Brewers and
nfn|orS Tion fi'o rGgn ,nyiaG TGiT9S"S TO
sSrVlyas ify "a Sat. 5 p, m, 2723 "; Lehish ave,
Int Lutheran Gem perkasie. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21

IuF INJURY THUS fNE
oA1 ENGLAND IL mystifed by "The Yellow
aron. ~ !000-horserower airpinne that
oron. anI phantom bombs over Rrlti.h lines
S hat ass .srsS SsTSss Sss. 'S .i 10 s"ss sdsn.
SS,issiS Ss,s.s III sssIss; @ " 'hs ssi.Is::;; Ne;
,mnkie, ,a,skie,,- The yellow Dove. even m.re
BritIshc Il that there !. , leak" In ~.
,,Iishts are % invsrissiy "i" simuit%neoas in With
'"e movement Of troops,
don .RiI HtMMERsLEy. n .sounE, Lon
s,ip,.Irra ,i,nsrra by his aancee, DORIS MxTHkR.
JomGIrer JomrnGIrnerr Of en hmrricaI millcnalre .i"n 30,
d nr,i.h ~ h,iInsland to be iT wSss Ess'fHis Hs%
rr,rs sr.St f. order e oatyit aoiiN K'ISlS,: DHT,:
sGrsp es safs ar,, Il 'iS't Ss ask Tor them
ooGic,omes = party 20 the spy rlot. msr her
ntbnIn ntbInn ;lc found scrawlcd on one oi tho
ment 'cst'cs figures indicating the move
.ul, series Of halr-hrrndtl, ndyen,nre. re-; .;
Hnmmnr,,anr9ris Doris burning ne rIcs"JIs nc. "JIosub,s
hi, ni, ISvaliy to Elam Erslnnd. "rm THus w,sriG !.
n'Irsd y m;, on thr defcnsiyc. However. after
"c,siHoht battle. ~ which Doris c,in- ne--
Rl,,iG I,lsnn""n"r~Sr. '1TMpSe "nd Ii"mmcr-iey
sbbsfTIhes sbs The nackct from her rrat;co, as
W"n iRi,,io'; intinis tells Doris that r Yer
miJnl.n. s'N.ngS tower that NitW', -
oo,..hhd' N ,hhd' hrtir Herthcntc. In S,rilnnd Lni W.
il Lr,rs the short conversation. tkrn
10 rn "nn,n sealed envelope, Doris. nnnus
ana Lnt'in herself. dis"losrs hrr rTrs.nr
RUIZ peg, s,,ii not to he ., traitor ir~' he
,n: mnrk: R'y,io's aides arc tiilrd, but he
mmnnnnrcs n escnnc. tyrII then riyss
ioJrc directions how to set back to 'he
roil"w,,.> lhoSss her wa, IN the dark f,nr nHa
strnIi;n,h" ,h" LIGHTS Of ~ nutomnhiie. nrs n,rs
the rocks shc Sos ,hc "Nc''"w pryc". ~
r,.n inr Hich'. nrI Cvr1 Nv NNn'nn
denI, .Gntcring the driver SCAT. Sm. IN
IIu nhu .inks irtn "rrnnscinusness.
O., Itt'n Nillr~r In Germany 'rnrrN
~ Won Strcmhrr". Priv Co"ncN"r 70
Mi n,iI,, m"rn'" "m"r-nr ,nd h"'d ~ nc
,,fN,! ~ WpmmrrStc, ~ tho "Nclnw
i,o. Things hr,a Hrt nrru roinc vel,
W. thrinrh Urh hr t. determined to- hnd
p'i whether IiammerslrN rr RUhlo "
,inmmcrsleS crtcrs With wcn,z., 2
PRIVATE. aud Graf Won Winden, his first
cousin. IN either she lnh gives Won
htr"mtsrT cGn;st.trnt, lnrlCnl account ,G ~
lnr Ri',lo the ciGHrcttc rnrc-s when he de-
,nrndrd Them. ~ the chief dism,sscS
hHmmcrs'eN y me.snrc comes from X Rt'io
SnNinr that he win Hrrivr the next dnv
",,h n"ris and asking t'int iudrment he
Withheld In his room u,mmcr~ic, finds
"I"SsH"e In srrrs' hld'nr riNce 70 fhc
".Mrrt thn' rnrr-S viii nrriyc by GItumo-
hf" -" ""Nt u'"ht
nh~~ p"-'s r"-'irs consciousness sh'
'"h~ t"-~p's 90, pi--r'. N"cht -" IN
fnrr'. rr" 'h"t -" lr"". .nn much and
i being taken 4" w" "trnmhcrg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
TRADE KErREsENT>TIyEs

Blauner's-lI Blauucr. suits, Is East
rwcnty-siXth street, room 1914
Gimbcl Brothers. Broadway and
Thlrtv-accoud street-D. Scott mems
furnishing goods; r. +, Montague,
gloves
LarGman Brothers - !. LrrEman,
manufacturer mems ncckwcar, go
Fifth avenue.
J. Wanamakcr--A, G, Gresham. mus
lin underwear. infants wear. waists
Broadway and Tenth street, Brcslin.
Gimhcl Brothers. Rroadway and
Thirty-second strcct--Miss \. n. Lerner
womcn's wear CbascmcnD q. 7, Apgar
hOcs.
Meyers Rrothcrs--C. Meyers, manu-
facturcrs clothing, Broadway Central.
$. Newman, furniturc-Albort
y. Snellenhurg & Co.-Mrs. q. Arnold.
childrcns and infants wear, 1881 Broad
way.
Trio Waist Compnny-H. Kessler.
manufactures waists, 80 West Thirty
second street.
Ackcrman Cloak Company--H. Cohen,
rcady-to-wear. Herald Square.
Blauner's, Is East Twenty sixth
street
Miss l.. Baker, childrcns dresses II.
kamholZ. furs.
NJ Cravis & Sons--J Cravis, manu-
foCturers Cloaks ana suits, 33 West
Thirty-Gourth street, Wallack.
l.. w. Hirsch Company--B. Spiro.
coats, suits. dresses, basement, 40
Fourth avenue.
~ Snellcnburg & Co.--Mrs. T.. Esterly.
vn tta i96i broadway, eleventh floor.
s. Rothschild & Co,--M Gutmnn. in.
fants and children'S coats. llS2 Broad.
way
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
Deaths

,oA ALtENMr5Ga y IN. W, 10 'SdSsn,y Hrr JAMES r.
E ArmMssrs Masnorls lsofRRGi Rsn ksso ss iiS invited e
Hr% a%s sSrITTs TssSsncr sss Charles cweS & sc
18th St. Int. private, Greenwood tS.. Of p
Gem, Remains may be viewed Fri. to 10
IN. Auto service.
gNNnhSaaI Asysa .sn ss iiss & ssi
| Ni9sos i2,h St. HSsm bSa notice s ysf later
ANGEL;LsmTh!yd Month ,,r, Is,h s. aSs Lscss2 L.
i9a nss5d o. Msnas%r, Of Friends Ho%s ssi
ave ave and Cambria % ST. 's' p m. Int private.
Mdrr ATrLEGARTHMrrfE ,bA FAy KGsS e. iels 4 9sI
HART a. cbrcR TS ., ceSs,nS' hS;a% pass n
Memorial service in Chestnut .Hill BaptiSt
nuEs % zone fcr cS.snu, % Tn" fri at iSi, sroae
husbsna n hrcasr ts.s NJ
cre Rta'ySs Sso ana trSpfr sos4 mss:.as ny.s e
ave. solemn hlsh mass OF requiem Church
e ao,y S,og = gIe1ssd sa,Ismert 10 a. m Int
MchSs AThiS aFS@ 3s Relatiys. snd
H. NJ. invited to S't funerai % services, VIC Fri. 10
~ M. 1lb thristian st. int. Har Judan
Gem. Auto funeral Kindly omit flowers.
BAIRD. March II WILLIAM H., son Of
William T., and Katharine Baird. aged 6S-
Rcln and friends Invited to service.
We'd, . p. m. 1923 Pemberton st. Int.
Nj. Morlah Gem. Friends may call Tues.
! 80 to $50 p. IN.
BALLlNGER. - On Secondary. Third
Month 18th, 1918. LYDIA s.. widow OF
Joshua T. Ballinger, in the SD year of her
age. Relatives and friends are invited to
funeral. at Friends Meeting House, Had
donheld, y J.. on Fifth-day. Third Month
2lst Mt 2:30 p. m. M
PAYI.IE.-March is. GEORGE w, hus.
band of Susanna X. Bnylie tnee McVsushD
and son OF Henry w, and late Rebecca A.
Baylic. ased GS. Relatives and friends,
members % %p,ss,on Memorial PrssbytsslAn
II;;oGss; N, 600, II F. and 4. NJ; Camden
Snps ESTrs No No. las ii, u L. fG.asssSsa NJ @i..
noming Circle. No. iso. n. Of A. Invited 10
Tacony Friends may cali Thurs. eve. Int.
North Cedar Hill Gem
BROADWELL. March 10. FREDERICK
T.. BRoADWELL, aged 90, Relative and
friends members Of Phila, Printing Press-
mems Union, No, 4, invited to funeral, Fri,
. y. m, 207i Ridge ave Int private, Re-
mains maY be viewed Thurs, after 8 D. m.
roN.-March ~. OF Influenza. MAR
GARET SOPHIA tnee wirtamen). wife OF
Alexander Engblon. Relatives and friends
invited 20 funeral rervices Sat. $50 D. m,
o3o $ FELTON, st. West Phila Int. private
Fcrnwood Gem. Remains may be vieWeA
| sri, after 4 u. IN. Auto funeral,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
DEATH RATE SLIGHT
AMONG ARMY NURSES
One in 1000 the Toll in American
Service Abroad--700O Now
Over There

New York, March 2i.--One in one
thousand liz the death rate among Red
Cross nurses on dL In France ac-
cording to a stateLent issued yesterday
by the Atlantic division o. the Ameri-
can Red Cross More than 1000 Fed
Cross nurses now are engaged in active
service II was stated
Five hundred nurses. forwarded
through the Atlantic division. sailed from
this city In February. according to the
announcement, and another contingent
Of 1000 Is awaiting sailing orders
Announcement also was made that
plans have been completed for II can.
tonment clubhouse. the first in the
Atlantic division OF the Red Cross, de.
signed exclusively for officers and ia
be erected at Camp Merritt, y. J. An
appropriation OF $4,000 has been made
for this purpose.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
No Luck again Book S'll'na'' q

Mill
MO LUCK again. Book scliinps a
~ bum game
think Swivel is foo sllnnery for me
When I got Ia tho office nt midday he
told mo that tho ycrifer had turned
down Billy Nurray's order as uudc-
slrab,c,
"Wbat's tho uat,cr with him?" I
asked indien,p,lv
"tIo stiII owes us a. on some hooks he
bought tbrco ycars ago besides, no said
he didn't want 'er, ana onlv signed tho
ordcr 10 bo,n ,ou ,rh,, ,inJ ~ business
don't go herc---let me tell you. II you cx-
pect to get on with us you'll have to cut
out tho funny business"
| lost my temper and told him IL there
was any funny business going on he was
ooing u, NOT nc NJ that he quoted down
ana Said II" guessed l dluh 40 u lt''N.
uoHaHE ou' 'hat thcN 'oeluh' huh
Wou'uh accept 'hc oru,r. nc passed u
paCk 10 me ana AZ ne dld so sa" 'n'
oniE chahcc 10 get money 'h's week 'ao'
away
nad my slo from l'au touhF' an"
"a r " ,''i ,.'' S"n LUZ ,''a a,'r, ,''I
,, ,,,i,,, N.Y. ,i,,
MIA n,,. 49,, .,,,, ~ u,,r,. T., ,a
yar,, - b,i 40, ,.,t H.. ,,,tl ,,,,. III
tar =, a., ,,,.,, ,,,3 ",,,, "'' ,,,l, 80. .S
NV wv
can get ny untll SATURDAY ncN' nU'
w Eot 10 nave some money ny tn'n
M p'tt'hg deSn'rhto' ~ oniN uiuh
owe 'nat money I'nd'r' lhat ucn'' Wulch
"ht''u ~ 81" ana mas grown 'o 'n'rtF
Nlt'out auN u','"t 10 ne If SO ,,'u'u y"
.n so,,ino haa,.s Al ,hn ,in,o T,,,
yvo,dorinc r.ho, i.u A. .ra v,hat v,ii,
,,.,,or.is -. IN - hoai,,, 60,
,.i.,, ,,o,ror ,,.o,, ,oro. sho,a u,a,,r-
stord
-,
HNN', 'o'd ne no" 10 "hu "ut W"'cn
,,ouScS hau ch,,"r'n "N'"e !" '"ch ~
80 ,r,I,',,S.,,,. 'an,,,.a ,a ,.o,,,,,,.,o,s,
ronds .r,,,, To- bn,,..
-
Nheh you get 10 your territory ="
70 drug store ana say, III LOOKING
Tor famIN I've forEotten thc name !
Know theN i've near mere ana Thought
you could perhaps help me out. There
are two--or maybe fhree children IN the
house. They ar" about elGht ana twelve
years old or thereabouts
Swivel said that every locality had
hundreds of families that this description
fitted The druggist would probably say
that there is Mrs. Blank across tho
way, but they have four children As
soon as he says this I'm to say: That's
the family: two boys and two girls 7
think--what are their ages" The drug
g'yt may answer that there Is only ono
hoy Jack. he's twelve The eldest girl
Lizzie. 70 eighteen Lucy Is fourteen and
Esther is only fvc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
No changes were made in the directorate.
Wants Bigger Liberty Loan

One principals of large banking and investment house
hoped truth
said mistake to have bonselng
another campaign during the summer
be S7OO0Oo0OO
it several months
the climate OF this
like making the
the the front for whom sell
the Of
should complain Then he said
the before 1t begins and
over I've glad bit but it is just
a campaign with minimum
this will be taken consd
power" he said
in Liberty Loan remarked that
within the noticed increase in the liquidation
similar to that which preceded
campaigns but not to any such extent He
plainly
attribute to beginning of
merely OF those periodical move
houses OF 10 TWO Sc
curties and is Of duration
Further inquiry belief that there is concerted sen
compelling dispose
Of them in order to put proceeds Liberty Bonds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
"Odd. Lot Kinq" Subscriber to Third Loan

The first subscription third Liberty Loan has been
of the New York Stock Exchange
who is better Known "oddot King and also through his
tensive advertising.
filed application sOooooo of the new bonds through
he said; PLEASE enter
Liberty Loan bonds do not yet
do not much care do know
peril to
failure And now that know that
included
confident that the loan Will be sue
participate whoeheartedy as the
: smaller subscribers to do
Rocky undertaken novel plan
Liberty Bonds OF the
that they invest $500
April the
bona will
$4,000 bonds OF the first issues
being
subscription The bonds will remain
presumably the interest will toward
paot enterprises The
Liberty contained copy OF
y acceptance Of honorary bershp in the club
yesterday the first Liberty s
sold
by indication
found In the general
would bear AZ cent and run for longer
sseeaS 4 were purchsssd = Hrss yepns Aae
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
roo L>rE FOR cL,sSifICATIoN
NINKRItIl

QutNAN--HISSONET. On March 10 at
rhiadcrhia, to CARLYss BIsSoNET'rr, OF
Waterbury, Conn, hy the Rev. Milton Wit
tier. pastor of Bunker llill conGrcgati tional
Church.
QrlNNN-HISSONFT -- March 1T. at
y, WSI,ghHry I, L,,Syi Conn JJHYYN r. M,iT;AS q
Waterbury, Conn, by tho Rcv. Milton Wit.
tlr pastor of bunker nm tousregat tional
'hurrh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21

is the local commander where ~
United States destroyer feet mak6s ~
headquarters in Europe and directs III
the Americans as well as the British
units operating from that point. n
Strong representations are being made
to Secretary, OF the Navy Daniels thne
an American naval officer Of flag rank
should be sent to take command. an1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
A Correction
Electric Storage Battery's Good Shouting


Electric
presented
exceptionally good showing.
After 2477SS2 1917
6129925
1915
N werem the directorate
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21

Was Peter Flint legally right in selling
hooks In a private building: q IT,
An office building Is private prop
erty. II is open to the tenants and any
one having business to do with them
The owners can naturally order lnitcrers
out of the property. Likewise th"y can
order people out of the building who
have no legitimate business to transact
there. don't say that selling books is
not legitimate business, but il the
tenants of the building themselves re-
quest that they shall not he bothered
with agents or peddlers, the owners will
naturally follow out those wishes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21

DO you believe In firms .~acbIna saIos-
manship TO its store elerks' a. r, v.
II such concerns as the national Cash
Register Company prepare books on SELL
ing and II they have schools of instruc-
tion. don't you think that the small store
could safely copy the lead of such suc-
cessful ORGANIZATIONS?
CONTINUED TOMORROW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
Isaac S. Long Dead

Hagerstown, Md, March 2l-Is lac
s. Long. who was Sheriff in 1861,
died in hospital today after an op-
Grafton for stomach trouble
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
REVIVAL OF BIG MONEY POOL
SUSTAINS. SECURITY PRICES
Firm Undertone Remains, Despite Apparent
Lack of lnterest-Plenty of Money Still
Seeking Investment

DESPITE the apparent lack prices
This latter condition to to
the opinion of
strengthened by the revival of the $2OOoOO
When asked his yesterday
usually wcinomcd
letter spending
the of the whole
any the present time except some well.
known railroads and
sell anthingunless
AS matter Of
months past by from
from there all discounted
Call the happened
the last three
pscd at anything
happens"
Another banker
contained United
the he said have
the When he said
Of
wherever the council
the
continued look
Will be heard Nerdun
likely
that will affect the market the other
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
WANT u. s. COMMANDER
FOR II. :. NAVY ABROAD
Forces Now Directed by British Ad-
miral Despite Growth of
American Fleet

Washington, March 2l,--AmCrican
naval officers are dissatisfied because n
British officer. Admiral Sir Lewis Bayly,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
TODAY'S BUSINESS EPIGRAM
Sell TO mothers By taking 10 fhsm
1JoW their CbidrCn.
Whct does this mean to YOU:
Business Questions Answered

What is the difference between n sales
man and an order-taker? QUIZ
a salesman really finds out what the
customer needs and sells what will best
supply that need An order-taker Is n
human automatic machine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21

u =
Yes. don't you like to be f1attered? T
do. But when you are going to fIatter
anybody don't lay 1t on with a shovel he
an artist at it, To say that one is an
artist In flattery is merely another way
of saying that he is extremely tactfui.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS

MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS
1918 Increase
First week March,. s227 654 .sl 7as
From January H. ll572I7 0315S
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN
February gross ...,. u,s57oI3 ,2ee. .o7O
-, Net :.:.:,:.;,... $50 !ot Al sS5
Twelve months sross 2'ita ~ 37S.37l
Net ''''''''''''. OIi'dsi ~. .0S5
CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS AND LOUIS
WILLIE
Year ended December 81.
Operating revenue 50 lHl SOS $3.50 6a9
Net oper. revenue, a,67D, s03 'l75.T77
Gross income 49,. 9i52, ~ - s3y3 05h
Net oper' income. sOO,Oo0 '353.77O
GRAND TRUNK
Second week March. sl.135.55a 500. .7i5
From January 1...,. 0.sS2,S77 s77O 55I
'Decrease.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
PLENTY of Money Seeks Investment

abundance of in the hands of
invest
high
yield issues as by "A
s3j00
Federal Reserve Board and offered at
md the public
all Federal
principally the whole sold
made
lIalsey Stuart Co.. whose representative
yesterday received
A Correction
quick
of Pittsburgh Shawmu
has handled the securities
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
Business Career
of Peter Flint
Story of Salesmanship
by Harold Whitehead
I 'pnNrfrht1

questions on budnO, selling, advertising and
,mpiobm'nt. iSt your questions cicdriD dut
g,gf az nc facts, Your CORRECT nd'lc dno
iW' address must be SiDncd 10 al Inquiries
2ntT"rS TO technical qucStioHS wil b" Scnl
oH, mail OfhCrS tCiN BE- UpSiccrcd IN ms
,olnnn, The most Interesting prOblrmS ~
m9hlr'rS uW be trorCn into the SiorD ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
Philadelphia Arrirals
at Ncw York. Hotels

&. l.. Anderson. Brcslin.
Miss 5. G.. Beck, Colllngwood
v. L.. Benncr. Marlborough.
Mrs. Berg. Marlborough.
Miss T.. V. u. Booth, Martha Wash.
ngton,
j. II. Bord. Marlborough
II. Cam. Broztel.
o. l.. Carpenter Grand
Miss g. NJ. Emery. Collingwood.
W. :. Gochelcu. Continental
$. II. llackett, Bresliu.
T.. w. Langc. Herald Square.
Mrs. q. +. Mackenzie, Grand.
r. Nolan. Latham.
Mrs. j. O'Brien, Continental.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
LOST AND FOV ND

PURSE - Lost. fooled leather coin purse,
loose change and two rings valuable for
associations, liberal reward for return 80
this office. a ~. Ledger OnlCc,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
. Romance Of the Secret Service
By GEORGE GIBBS

Author OF "The Flaming sword.
'Muicap,' etc,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
The YeUOUDOUe

tcopvriOht, 1918. D. Appleton aud Company,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
CHAPTER NIL Continued
The Unwilling Guest

T'IiE girl palcI and sank hacI, into her
l. chair.
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Golf, as a military sport, has reach
ed the other side. In theNlatest issue
of Stars and Stripes, the Official A. E
F. paper, the decision of the War'De-
partment to introduce golf into Ameri-
can Army camps is favorahly COM
mented on. But why are we left out
in the cold" says the A. E. F.
A national program of golf tourna-
/ ments to be conducted Saturday. No
vember 8. for the benefit of the united
; war work drive of the seven war re-
Y. M. c. A, National Catholic War
Council and Knights of Columbus
War Camp Community Service, Ameri.
can Library Association, Jewish Wei
fare Board and salvation Army, Is
planned by golf officials of New York
This tournament will be held all over
the country at all clubs after the man.
ner of the July tournament for the
benefit of the Red Cross. and accord
ing to present plans will be a great
success.
The seven organizations have Joined
in a drive for funds. November Ills
planning to raise throughout the coun-
try the sum of $170,5 900, and the
golfers of the nation have been asked
to help. That they will do So Is a
foregone conclusion.
Cornelius J. Sullivan of Atlantic City
is the chairman - the committee in
charge Of the golf end of the sport
lprogram for the united war work
campaign, which is planned to include
all branches Of sport
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BATTLE TO sCoRELEss TIE.
Northwestern and Great Lakes
Elevens Fight Draw.

GREAT LAKES, ILL.,. October 2s.-
The Northwestern University foot
ball team held the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station eleven to a score
less tie on slippery, soggy field, at
the station today. Thousands Of blue
jackets witnessed the game.
Although the ball was deep in
Northwestern territory during most
of the game, the Navy had only two
chances to score. PADDY Driscoll. a
former star at Northwestern, at.
tempted to register two field goals
for the bluejackets. He fumbled the
ball on his first, chance in the sec
ond quarter and Northwestern kick
Rod DriscolPs shot was too low.
i The playing of Bachman at tackle
for the Navy and Giest at halfback
for Northwestern featured the game