davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-11-22

Demonstrations of Mazda at
Adams Grocery November 25 to De-
cember L. Special prices to guam
tity purchasers. j. O. Adams,
manager. nov22
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-11-22

That Hazelwood cottage cheese is
fine. Phone Sanders Grocery for a
trial order. nov22
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-11-22

Sapphire. the Montana haru wn'a'
flour. Phone 81. Nye & Emefe
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6rete $rsnt tr stras; sonuabtno zen 7. stjtmbr 1918.
5.

= &. 6. Su6anan bon Clinton,
ser allgeflugt mar, leine 6rau am
80. Sftobtr getotet 81 Daben, murDe
nom &riminalseri6t IN 9oulton 5ltrlt
Sooe perurteilt.
Sir 2uling iit1o pabrcno Ser
letten 9tdd)te orei @eldafte bon Gin=
bredern beimseludt 1poroen. @roBe
Seute mabten Ole Sprsbubeu inocB
ni6t, % in Den lommtli6en 2aoen-
fallen tpeiter fein @elo als bic Gen=
MES 5uriidgelaIien mar. Die aerle
l6ie1letl es MIR allf baares @elo ob-
geleben 81 baben, ga oie 8aaren unz
beriibrt hlieben.
So. 8reiten, ser aus Meoinn
County itammt ulto felt BRET Sabren
IN 2angtrp BET ben 9epalierungson=
lagen angeltellt NOR, lit felt 5mei $50
1en peribmunOen. Gin Mauleiel,
cen 8reiten 81 reiten pflegte, m1roe
Dor 5pei Sagen obne Sattel umber=
idmeifeno entoecft. Staats : Sanger
iuden eifrig nad Dem Weanne u1o
feline in SonOo mobnelloe Iutter,
Srau Soc 9reiten, muroe bon Dem
u%uerflarliben 8eridNminoen ibres
Sobnes m &enrtnis geiest.
= Die @egner oes i'm 80. Senats.
9iitrift gum Staats : Senator or.
mablten Mrd)ie Yarr bon Oupol
County beabfid)tisen beiien 8abI an=
5ufedteu, troeoem Yarr nit elmer
Maioritat bon 624 Stimmen iber
ieinen Spponenten @laBcod liegte.
Sic geoenfen, Die @ngelegenbeit oor
bas @ablfomite oes Senats gu britt
gen.
= Die Cisco G. Nortbmeltern Hoile
man Company lit a1n 6reitag infore
poriert moroen. 9ie @eleli1aft per-
fiiet iiber Elm 8etriebs= &apital bon
100000 uno geoenft cine giien-
babn bon Cisco ourd) Die Counties
@aitlano, stephens unb Doung rtat)
Graham 81 bauen. Die nelte SaGl
miro cine 2ange bon 70 Weilen 20,
ben.
= Sn &arnes Gitp lit 5rou Soui.
le Genes geb. gergfelo i'm Ilter oor
90 Sabren aus Dem 2eben geidieoen-
Gle Geribieoene, lpelGe aus Segl1in'
ltammte uno IN ibrer 9eimat beer
oigt miro, miro aufs tiefite betrailert
bon ibrem @atten, ibrem 8ater, einec
Sdneiter uno flint gruoern.
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niht slne sleid. Sd gum 8eifpiel
fano Sic onrdals in Sbrem Ge6te
unb erlaubte mir altd, mid in oielem
Slime 81 auBern. Often geiagt, itano
id freilt1 nit meiner @niiht 5ienl-
lib aQein; meme 5rau idlug lid sur
@egenpartei, aber Sic miiien, @ens-
piepe, oaB id itets gu Sbren 8enurl-
oerern 5ablte, unb es tat mir uiteno-
lih leio, nidts mebr iiber Sbr grge=
ben erfabren 5u fonneu. Gun inns Elm
giinltiees llngefabr 5uiammense-
fubrt, boffe id), Sic er5dblen mir,
mel6e 8enoung SIR @ei6if nabuL
nadoem Sic uns perlieBen."
@as gabe es nod 5it er5ablen2"
fragte Die jnnge Srau in Der fiiblea
@eije, Die lie unnabbar mndte, 10
balo lie oas molte, lid babe MIDI
NIT einem 9eutihen perbeiratet urso
bin @itme ~gefporoen, nie Sic Dor
bin ri6tig bem1erften. Nun lebe id)
bier IN 3uriifge6ogenbeit uno er5ieDe
mleinen anaben."
Der @ait 6etrad)tete lie interelfiert.
yMber iest benfen Sic oaraiL bieie
3nriifse5ogenbeit auf5ugeben2" frag=
te er, nSbre abiibt, oieies SdloB-
den 81 permieten ooer 5a perfmfen,
mar es ia, Die mid bierber gefiibrt."
(Gortiesung foIgt.)
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(Sortfesung BON ser 1. Seite.)

in oas europaiihe Golferredt auf.
nabm. Die 5%rieoensafte muroe am
80. Mar5 unter5ei6net. Sie fran5o-
iiid)=olterrei6iiden Sermidlungen oes
Sabres 1859 pereinigten Ser Yrdli=
minarfrieoe BON giaafranca pom II.
Suli unb en0giltig Der 5rieoe bon
3iiriG bonn 10. Gopember oeslelben
Sabres. Sbre bebeutenolte 6olge mar
ein ltarfes MiBtrauel 5miiden Yreu-
ben uilb Selterreid. 8orerlt loQten
ieoo6 Die preuBiib odniiden Ser
tDifelungen. Die Idon einnldI am 2.
Suli 1850 frieoli6 pergliden narcn,
~enogiiltig, alisgetragen meroen, mas
auf Der @iener Srieoenstagilllg am
80. Oftober 1864 geidab. Den aus-
brud) oes prenBiidl : oIterreibiifcn
arieges 5og 5unddit Ser @alteiner
Sertras bonn Ia. Musult 1865 hin
aug, obne i'm ieood oerbinoern su
fonnen. @r ullrbe crit oilrd) ole 6rie-
oensproliminarten bon NiGolsbnrg
pom 26. Sui urlo ourf oen Srieoen
bon Yrag BON 90. Iugult oes SAB
res 1866 ausgetragen. Gle oiterrei-
did : italieniid)en Gerwifclungen
5egli6 Der Srieoen BON @ien pom 3.
Sftober Oesielben Sabres.
Den oeutid-fron5oliidcn aries be-
enoete Ser Yraliminarfrieoc bon Ser.
iaiaes pom 26. Sebruar nno ser
6rieoe bon 5ranffurt pom 10. Moi
oes Sahres 1871: Ben ruiiiid)-tiirfi.
iden bon 1917 bis 1878 Ser 6ricoen
BON Stefano pom 3. Mar5 1878. Scr
geIammte 9ompler ser galfanfro=
gen erid)ien ~a1eroings crit alf oeit
Serliner aonereB pom 10. Stunt
bis gum 13. SuIi oes Sa6res 1878,
Dem lesten groBen europdii6cn Nus
trag oes nergangenen Sobrbunoerts.
Yolitiide ulo 5miid)enitaotlide Gin
5~elfragen mllrben auf ser aonao-
aonferens in Berlin in Nopember
| 1884. Die 8ismards lebtes oiplomc-
tiides Werf mar, inn 6rieoen Don
Tientiin am 8. SUM 1885 5tpiidcn
China uno 5ranfreidl, i'm Sriebeu
bon S6imonoiefi am II. Mpril 1895
5niiden Gbitla uno Sapan, i'm Sire
ben bon 4oas Ibefa pom 26. Otto
Der 1896 5fpiiden Stalien uno abei.
| iinien, i'm 6rieoen BON aonItantiEo.
pei 1897 5niiden Der Siirfei mo
@rie9enlano, i'm Barrier Srieoen
bonn 10. DECEMBER 1898 5fuiihen ber
8~ereinigten Staaten uno Sponien.
I'M 6rieoen bon Yortsmolttb pom 3
Sept. 1905 5miiden Sapan II. Iub.
lano, inn Srieoen BON 1retoria BON
81. Nai 1902 5piifen ben 8urer
mo England ausgetragen. gripdbni
lei nod, ooB ON is. Mai 1899 OH
erite Saager 5rieoensfonferena er6fi.
net tpurbe uno oaB am t6. Sanuor
1906 Die @lgeeiros &onferen5 5lt.
~iammentrat, meIb beioen greigniiIer
aitfJ beoutiame politiide Wadlpirfun
gen 5ufamen.
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1851 gallen 8dnmiuplle fir
2apaea Eonntg.

9ireftor Sam g. Gogers bonn 8it=
rean Of Genius in @albington, 8.
g., per0ffentliht folgenoen 8erid)t
Der 8aumtponen=grnte 1918-1917
I'M Staate Seras bis gum s. Nopem-
ber 1918:
8is gum /. geopember 1918
muroen i'm Staate in 1918 2,t63,-
092 8aaen geginnt uno in 1917
2,396,826 8aaen. - 2apnca @olil=
tp bat 1857 8allen in 1918 mo
24,2t3 in 1917 geginnt. unten=
Itebeno geben mir Die 3abl Der in So,
paca uno 9a6bar Counties geainnten
9allen fir 1918 u10 1917:
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COmal Springs Nursery,
New Hraunfels. Texas.

80 Sabre pertanfen mir 8dlmf1uls
Erooufte. alld bieies Sabr baben mir
elnen groBen @orrat bon Sbits uHo
Sdattenbdumen, 3~ieritrdliheru. 8nnis
lenpflan5en uno ~beionoers Stolen, bon
lpelhen mir $4,000 ldone EflanSen bar
ben.
Bir empfebleu Defenders infer Gants
9orn. Cuban @robsS amen. Snmntoes
nno 8limensSn Gamer. 9ieie 6dmereien
iinb ipe5iea fir infer beiBes. trodencs
8lima eeeignet.
&ir ~oertnufen MIR ioldle RrooulIe.
ipelde fiir infer &Iimd paiIen. Shreibt
nm unieren 32teu &atnlon.
ahtunosoon. OTIS 2efe
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aus Der BERNARD Grairie miro
Der COB BON 5rau Sobanna Mcgriog
geb. graoen eeneIoet. Sic mar 50
Sabre alt uno eeborte elmer Der be-
fanntelten oeltiden 5amiIien iener
Begerto ON. Sbr @atte, Inorefp Mc.
Bride, elm Sobn mo 5uei 9odtcr
Uberleben tie.
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NIlrrIci.

ItleFlcI.
Sn Der ont Sreitag abgebolte-
llen Sisung Ser Gountp=&ommilldre
einigte man ii6 iiber oie Germaltung
Der peri6ieOenen .Geiiorts. Oos 9es
partement oes %Mrmenipelens murbe
Sacob Hllbiola iibertragen, s. 6.
Mc9teal miro Superpiior Ser Gorll=
tp=Jarm unb Ser oa5u geborigen Sit
1titlttionen; 6ratf Sommers erbolt
Die Administration oes gountpge=
fangniiies uito Der 2ipe Oaf Sornl
nnb S. $. Gopington miro nit Scr
anfiibt iiber oas Gorrtballs betrouf.
Ser bon Sran S. s. Gilep, ser nelest
gountp7S dasmeiiterin geItente gos,o
miro ~af5eptiert nno oie bon ser Gba.
piH=Golgla5ier Conjunction COMPANY
an ser Guiftana 8oao ausgefiibrten
Nrbeiten als 6en Speaififationen ent-
1predenb entgegeugenommen.
Die l1nter5eid)ner fir @ar
earrings Clamps lino brin-
geno aufgeforoert, ibre @~in5ablltn-
gen 5t MAIDEN.
Sn ether am 6reitag mittag
ftattgefunoenen Sisung oes itGoti=
1hen @eiunobeitsrates, an Ser 9tls-
glieoer oes 8nnoes=S anitats=4 orps
fomie Gertreter. be Shnlrats teilnab-
men, mnrbe bei6loiien, Sic Quaro,l=
tdne Die bis Jest mr. iiber Die Sbea=
fer ~berbangt lit, GIT beridarfen uao
fDeiter n%ls5uoebnen, I'M Safe oie SStt=
fluen5a : epidemic in ben nGf)ite1
5fpei Sagen meiter 5unimmt. Im
Donnerstag maren 2O9 Neuerfran-
fnlgen angemeloet. 9as Yl,blifum
miro nod)mals aufgeforbert, aQe bis
Der erlaiienen ianitaren Gorifriften
thrift 81 befolgen.
Sn elmer am 6reitag abgebal-
fenen 8eriammlung Der Gan Saein=
to Sieita aIiociation muroen Die fol-
genben 4erionen als geamten fir
oas nahite 8eIddftsiabr nominiert:
Yorter s. 2oring, Yr1iiosnt; Sobn
8iaiam unb @erbert Bernard, 8ise=
prdiioenten; $. sc. @art, Shaemei-
tier. Die @obl lit auf nad)lten 9iens-
tag abeno feitgeiest.
Der aug Hortb Ylotte, 9febr.,
~Itammen6e 5liegerleutnant 8. IS.
8iro ~itiirSte an1 Sreitag nodmittog
in Der Gd1e oes groofs Mpiations-
feioes init ieinem 9eroplan ab uno
nuroe augenblidlid getotet. Gin nit
ibm fabrenoer Sffi8ier entfam I'M
oerlest.
Der am Is. September int
Camp Stanlep eroffnete Sffi5ierss
esnitruftions &urilis lit am 5reitds
beenoet uno 100 ser oarall teilneb-
menoen, sur teranii6en Nationol-
@aroe geborigen 4spiranten erbicl.
ten lire Sffi5iers : Yatente aiisgc-
.iteat. Ole nell ernonnten Sffisiere
meroen in cen iadJiten Gagen in tire
@eimat entlaiien merben.
SIN ct. Intbonm 9otel finoet
aligenbliflid cine 9onferens oei
meiblid)en YoIi5iiten, \ ser police
fDomen", aus Dem Staate Ieras
Ftatf-
4m 5reitag muroen iinf5etn
Sffi5iere bonn Camp Grabs unS
uier5ePn bonn Sort Sam 5oltiton e..
renpon mls Dem MilitaroieltIt entloi-
ZEN.
Gos inolihe MiIitar Departe-
ment lit benadridtigt moroen, ooB
cs Soloaten, peld]e in Der Nrnlee
~oerbleiben noaen, geitattet fem Ioa,
lid bic linen om beIten paiienoe
Eruppengattung alisSnmdhlen.
9as arieg5 Sparmarfensao.
mite foroert abermals aae idumigen
3abler oitf, ibren gerflldtungen
rnf5ufommen.
Die ouf Dem 9ornepal an
Donnerstag unb e@Sreitag er5ielten Gr.
folge beim Gerfalif BON ariegsipays
marfen iollen iehr sbefrieoigeno fem.
M,,S Ao~ ma.~1~& Qt.~ sus.N
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True translation filed with the
Postmaster at New York, N. T., on
November 29th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
aein n9entides Gaas."

9os DOeutife Saus" Der Column
bia : llniperiitdt, 419 8eIt tt7te
StraBe, miro fiinftig nGolumbia
Souie" genannt weroen. Die Serans
oerung oes Namens idlieBt cine
griinolide Geoilion Der bisberigen
3dtigfeit Elm.
Der Columbia llniperfitut i'm Sab
re 1910 BON @orparo 8. Ioams, Ell
nem friiberen Stuoemten. geItiftet,
oiente oas Oentihe Saus bauptidf<
lid ais Wiittelpunft fir oas Stuoium
Der oeuti1en @eldid)te, aunlt uno
2~itteratur. @s mar aud) oas 9altpt
quarter Der 3dtigteit Der llniperiitdt
Sur 4merifaniiierune Der auslonoer,
Die in 3uiammenuirfung nit Der
ibieoenen Srsonifationen geleiitet
muroe, uno leioer Dnroe e5 ipater
Sum Sib Der prooeutiaeu Eropo-
gnnoa.
0as Golrmbio.Saus miro baltpts
iGdlid ba5u oienen, Elm pergroBertes
Brogramm olts5ufllbrell, ipeld)e DER
Meinlng bes Groiioenten Butler uad
burd ben &rieg fir notpenoig ernie
fen moroen lit. Die Irbeit miro inter
Der 2eitung oes Brof. @. q. Braun
aeleiitet peroen.
8ir beeriiBen ieoe Organization,
bie &ano in Sono nit ms in Der
ungebenren Aufgabe Der 9(merifni-
I.... A.Ln.ln, A..0 ....N An.rN
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l,okdles.
@abrid)einlid)es &etter.

Stir Sim 9lntonio urlo llmgegenb,
9ellte abeno nno Counting: 8eoedt,
Temperature 60-64, Siionino.
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Spu Sptu- fplttPF.
&err Meper, Der nerreiien mid,
@nro leioer umermartet
81.
gr rief men ar5t in feiner 0ual
Der lhon betradtli6 alt uao
Gaf.
Sod ianote ct ne 8flegerin
Die i6mrtd INTO bii6fd) uno lie
bieB Nfinn.
Scrr MeDer moft' Tie gan6 gemiB,
3enn a0e Raf lang rief er
MiR.
&om lie inn nab mar er gar frob.
limo fenf5te idlmadJtenO Ih uno
8.
llnb lahelno f%liiitert tie iooann:
Gin Seoer int 10 oiel CT
einIt rug er: 2ieblt On MIDI, jag
raih2
9ralf iprad tie: 9as lit @iidi-
@aIb.
@iait Oh mid Dir 5eitlebens nab.
Damn req 5unadJit nit Ma unb
ga.
als er geiunb, idneG mar er 90,
Ma, go unb 2iebden inateu
Sa.
Gin Trieiter reqeltc Sen 3aG,
: Sbr critics Sobn6en oas bieB
9l.
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q { ! d t

miro Elm Sllnse I'M sitter BON IA bis
16 Sabren IN Der 0ruferei Der
sJreie Yreiie fiir Seras".
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= Uruguay lit bemiibt, Gbili uno
Berlt mieber nit chamber 6u perio6-
nen uno es Id)eint, ais penn es Gr-
lola baben meroe.
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Heflame.

paeaner," iagte Der @ait unmidig.
amas beoeutet oas eigentli62 @eItern
babe i6 flr oenielben Ireis eine
3meimal 10 groBe Bortion Subn be.
fommen, ais oiefe bier"
ga, mein &err," antmortete Der
Gcllner. p8o iaBen Sic oenn eigeut.
lid geltern2"
u9riibeu am 5enlter.~
Damn itimmt es idor. 8ir &c,
ben INNER @dlten, Die arn Senfter
{isenL grobe Yortionen. Aus Heflame,
auiiicn Sic
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Die ltnter5cidner fiir @ar
Supings STAMPS iino oria-
genO aliFgeforoert, ibre ein5ablln
gen 81 MAIDEN.
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81 inter ben As Staaten I'M.
ieres SalloeS limo cine gette Der 8rc.
bibitioniiten getuoroen. griioer6en,
scs nddtelt.
Grit nit ben Sabren brinaen
ms uniere g%rfabrnngen Nusen.
Nv. S. S. PLEDGES ARE DCE.'
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Cotton

Gnn antonio, ge5tern as Gents.
@albeitou, seltern 1910 geufs.
Gottoniamen -Erobnfte.
Sm antonio, Z 9e5ember, 1915
Brine Cube Cotton Geeo Oil. S1.31.
EEn~~r.Ny~nNE
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= llneliidlid iino Die, Die geraoe
10 piel &erltano baben, nm ibre
0ummbeiten ein3uieberl.
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Noff0ntdMer- Eruortte.
Sm antortio, Z 9e5ember. 1915
Brine CRUDE Cotton Geeo Oil. $1.31.
farm. Erebntte.
glltter ...-...... $3.50 Der HflIlh.
Ger (nur frif6e) $50. 1. CSC per 3so.
@ier. SEQ, g.. !. y. ..20c Der STD.
pens go. 80. ..2Sc per Xflno
nSriers@ -. .:..33e Der 8flnS
Snrfebs Z. -. Csc Der Yflino
Bei5en ..-....... 1920 per Hufhel
aorn -. -. =. $3.50 per 0uf1el
Seu -. -. !. $4,000 per Come
Bemiiie.
San antonio, Z 9e5ember, 1915
&artoffeIn. Cal, 1925.
SiBtartoffelu. 1925 une $3.50.
3rptebeln, galifprria. $3.50 luto
1915 per 100 gfuitb.
8omaten, Gal. $3.50.
Bobnen, Colorado. Bintp. pet Bfo-
8.75 nn0 $9.75; California 8npolts, per
etpt., $1,000; Einfs, 1915; Gina, $14;
9app. $14.00; Bladebes. 5000.
Selerie, $500 uno SIPS per 8lnbeI.
Stride Strirg 8enns, $500 per 9as
fdef.
@obl, $500 unb 1926 Der 100 gfo.
Crime Rfeffer, $3.50 nnh $1.75 per
gnidef.
@aoiesden. soc per Dto. giinbeI.
ReerretttQsB uraein. per 1Bfb. saA
@urfeit, soc per STD.
grbien, per fIeiner Crate. $500.
8eeten, $3.50 II. $500 per 100 Hfn.
@opffnlnt. S1.75 u1fo $500 per Crate.
Heteritlie, SOC per 0bb. s8HlseI.
Efiriihe. $1.65 une $1.75 per Crate.
8elbe Wltr3eln, SOC per 9ltBer0.
gierpflan3en, $3.50 per 8uf1el.
Spinut. $1.75 per camper.
G5riine Grbfen, $500 per 0n1uDer
Gelerie. Colorado. $f.25 per Crate.
Miiben. $500 per 100 Efnnb.
Sanafh. $3.50 per Bufdel.
@anteloupes, 81 80.
8ies.Marft.
San antonio, 7 9ssember, 1915
afbe, $500 bis $7.55.
@dlber, $1,000 BIS $1,000.
Ohfen. SO so Bis $14.5O.
Shipeine, $500 bis $500.
ct. 9puis, Z. DECEMBER, 1915
8inouieb. 9eras-O dien, $40 biz $t5.
Sdpetne. $t4.00 Bis $3.50.
Teae.
9eolf uro Suds -. -. 30 Cts.
Nngoras3 iegen. per Rfo. :. 10 Cts.
gnaoras 3ieaen. beih6biat -. 5 gts.
Ganfe.
@eial5ene 5Gute 15e per BIB.
Crime Sdute .......... 12c per Bfn.
Srodete Sdits ...-.....2 Zoe Der Rfo.
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Gin Stanten : @teaidgt-
gon 9beo. Ybilipp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26
'RANDLE HIGHLANDS WILL
TILL ALL VACANT PLOTS
Boy Scouts WIN De Asked b Aid IN
Program Insugwsted ct Last
Nights Meeting.

Deesemtnsd that every vacant plot Of
ground In Rsndls Highlands shan -
worked to reduce the governments
burden Of providing food for all. IN
cludipg our allies, members Of tie
Randle Highlands Citizens Association
last night inaugurated .. campaign
where everybody win be asked to heip.
Dr.. B. T. woodward, president stated
that the Boy Scouts Of TIE suburb
would be called to aid The, qusstion
Of awarding prizes was discuase6 but
action was not taken A q. Randls.
founder Of the suburb. has o6sesA any
vacant proparty for gardentng Dur-
poses.
Exception was taken to the report
Of the park committee Of the Beard Of
Trade IN that 1t left out the improve.
ment of Forts Davis and Dupont Own.
ed by the government for . number OF
years, as yet no attempt has been
made to improve the same. The Board
of Trade will be asked to include these
parks among others needing improve
ment
Discussion was held regarding con-
ditions at the transfer point Of the west
end of the Pennsylvania avenue bridge.
Another attempt will be made to have
these conditions improved. 1t has been
difficult for the association to induce
either the local or federal authorities
to claim ownership OF this ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26
NEXT CHANCE TO GIVE AID
TO RED CROSS SERVICE
Chairman Macfarland Reminds
Theater Audience of Campaign for
Funds, Beginning May 20.

The audience at the Red Cross wool
fund benefit performance at the Be-
lasco Theater last night was reminded
by Henry B. F. Macfarland, chairman
of the District of Columbia Red Cross
finance committee, that the next OPP
portunity to give money through the
Red Cross for service at home and
abroad would come the week begin
ming May 20.
Chairman Mcfarland spoke of the
service rendered by the American Red
Cross to our soldiers, sailors and ma
rines and their dependents at home
and abroad, and of the magnificent
record made by the District chapter in
its work in Washington. He spoke
of the great service of the Red Cross
in helping to win the war by strength
ening the morale of the allies, par
ticularly France, Belgium and Italy.
through its various ministries. and
especially of its remarkable service to
Italy in the nick of time.
He said there would be more need
for the next hundred million dollars
than for the hundred million dollars
given last year. He added that the
$500, 900 asked of the District could be
raised only by the united efforts of all
residents, whether temporary or per-
manent,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26
b. C. WOMEN START WAR
VICTORY FUND QUOTA
Federation Hopes to Raise $1,000
for Work Among Troops
in France.

Initial contributions amounting to
the District Federation of Women's
Cuba a. its share Of the war victory
fund. were announced at meeting OF
the federation yesterday afternoon in
the boardroom OF the Municipal build
Ing. The $1,000 asked is to be a part
Of the fund Of s22s.0o being raised by
the General Federation Of Women's
Clubs for relief work among the
American troops in France.
Mira Augustus knight, a director Of
the general federation. in a speech pre-,
senting the aims of the organization,
federation to double its quota OF the
national fund by contributing $4,000.
Raymond b. Fosdick. chairman of the
commission on training camp ac-
tivities. said the women of the coun-
try are doing a magnificent work for
the soldiers at home and abroad, and
for the families of the men who have
answered the call to the colors. He
said they should have the active sup
port of every true American.
Mr.. Fosdick, in the course of his
talk announced that he is shortly to
go to France. where he will make a
personal investigation to determine
the most practical and feasible means
Of aiding the soldiers at the front.
Final plans for sending delegation
from the District of Columbia to the
war convention of the general fedora
ton in Hot Springs. Ark. April %,
were made, and it was announced the
delegation hopes to take with it a
certified check for the Districts quota
to the war victory fund
Mrs Court r. Wood and Mrs John
N. Speel were appointed a committee
to investigate allegations that uni
forms may easily be bought by per-
sons having no right to them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26
LABOR ference
STRONGLY OPPOSED
British Union Keeps Men OFF
Ships Bringing Dele
gates to U. S.

~ - AOsGD1a1 rNA
LONDON. March 76-The SeAmen's
and Bfrsganss Union has decided that
It's msmbers shall refuse to SAN on any
ship conveying delegates appointed 10
the iuteSailied labor eonference in the
Omitted 8tAtsA
An ofleiai Of the union s1id:
Our opposition to those men Is the
same a. that against Ramsay MaeDon-
aid. We WI take No one who IL OPP
posed 70 the doctrine that Germany
must make compensation to dependents
Of our murdered merchant ssamen.
Camille Huysmans. BelgiAn socialist
leader, and the French delegates to the
conference have deferred their de-
parture in view Of tho pending visit
of American delegates to Europe.
When the interallied labor conferences
was held in England last month no
American delegates were present. 1t
was accordingly decided to send dele
cation of workmen and socialists from
England, France and Belgium to the
United States to explain the position OF
labor In those countries. Another pur-
pose Of the mission was to clear away
q misunderstanding arising from the
mission Of q cableeram sent by Sam
mel Gompsfs, president of the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor, announcing
that the United States would not be
represented. there was attributed to
Mr.. Gompers q statement that Amer
lean labor believed German influences
had inspired the London conference,
and that It would avoid the conferences
until this Was disproved.
The seamen's union last year refused
HHnr
Of parliament, to sail on Q mission to
Russia for the Independent labor party
until he had signed . guarantee de-
manded BY the union. on the ground
that he was pacidst
Oh3cial announcement was made in
Rome on Sunday that the italian So
cialists had declined to participate in
the conference in the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26
SEVENTY RIFLE CLUBS
IN INDOOR COMPETITION
Washington Organization Drops
From Position Won Last Year
to Eighth Place.

Seventy rifle clubs are competing in
the annual smau-bore indoor shoot of
the National Rife Association, held
over the ranges of the various states.
The Washington Rife Club, captained
by R. H. McGarit, which finished second
in the small-bore shoot last year, now
stands in eighth position, due to a bad
start. Washington Rifle Club men be-
lieve their position will be bettered
when reports of last weeks shoot come
in.
George E. Cook, leading member of
the Washington Rifle Club team, run
ner-up in the District service rifle
championship last year, and one-time
holder of the Wimbledon and Leech
cups, has been notified of his election
as secretary of the United States Re-
volver Association. The association is
intended to foster revolver shooting
among the members of the various
shooting clubs throughout the country,