davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06
POCZATEK RAMPANT o,
TRZEcIA PozYCzKE VOL
NoscIoWA.

MA woJny Niemcom przez Stany
Zjednoczone, r~ozpoczeia sic kan
pania o t~rzecia pozyczke wolno-
sciowa.
Dzis pred kazdym domem pa
tryotycznym ma powiewac sztan
dar gwiazdzisty.
Dzien dzisiejszy jest oficyal-
nym ,,Dniem Wolnosci"' Kaz-
dy patryota, ktory pragnie ivy
ciestwa Stanow Zjednoczonych i
Aliantow, dis obchodzi dzien
pamietny, W ktorym Ameryka
wyzbyla sic samolubnej i mate
ryalnej neutralnoSci i poswieci-
la sic dla sprawy Swietej, ola
sprawy cywilizacyi ludzkoSci.
Kampania o trzecia pozyczke
wolnosciowa bedzie sic odznaczA
Ia energia, zapaiem, entuzyaz-
mem, gruntownoscia, jak zadna
z dwoch poprzednich Rampant.
Tysiace m0wcow bedzie wygla-
szalo mowy we wszystkich MOI
liwych jezykach, ~dziesiatki tysie-
cy sprzedawaczy bedzie ~sprzeda-
waio bondy.
Kampania rozpoczeia sic ubie-
glej nocy punkt o polnocy w ten
sam sposob co Nowy Rok. Zadz-
woniiy dzwony w caiem miescie,
daily sic siyszeG syreny fabrycz-
ne, zagrzmiaiy dziaia mad jezio-
rem W parku Granta, przesiano
sygnaly drutami acknowledgment,
zadzwonily wszedzie dzwonki te-
le~foniczne. zabrzmialy kapelesw
srodmieSciu i wszedzie, gdzie tyI
ko zebrana byIa wieksza groma-
la parryotycznych obywateli,
spiewano hymn narOdowy ! wy
pito toasty ma Geese Stanow
Zjednoczonych i Aliantow.
o poInocv II. L. Stuart, dyrek-
tor si6dmego federalnego dystry
ktu rezerwowego, przesiai Sigma
" t~elegrafem do Przewodnicza-
cych komitetow wolnoSciowych'
~ Illinois. Indiana, Iowa, Michi-
gan i Wisconsin.
Armaty W Grant Park daily
salwe prezydcncyalna z Fl dziai'
Program ma dis jest nastepu-
iqcy:
o godz. $50 pred p~oludniem
c. w. Folds. dyrcktcr Rampant
w Chicago / pow. look, sprzeda
pierwszy bond matce z~olnierza,
ktory polegt we Francyi'
o gidz. 9tej wszystkie syreny
fabryozne dada sic siyszec.
o godz. $50 nastapi mobili-
zacya .,latajacego szwadronu'.
sprzedawaczy bondow.
o godz. 1880 zebranie sic W
parku Granta tych, kt6rzy biore
udzial W parable pc srodmieSciu
pod dowodztwem Harry Laude-
ra, bardzo popularnego aktora
szkockiego, obecnie wystepujaee-
90 w Chicago. Lauder strach
syna ma polu walk we Francyi.
o godz. 1870 pochod ruszy z
miejsca i uda sic do Auditorium
gdzie Harry Lauder wygiosi mo-
we i rozpocznie swa kampanie'
Postanowii sprzedac bondow "a
100000.
o godz. 100 mobilizacya well
kiego pochodu popoludniowego
w parku Granta. Wezmie W
niei udzia} miedzy innymi 10000
iolnierzy i mathew.
o godz. agiej parada ruszy :
miejsca i uda sig do budynka
BILLY Sundays PREY E. Chicago
ave blisko jcziora, gdzie nastaPf
olbrzymia demonstracya. Nasts-
pia salwy karabinowe armat-
ME.
o godz. 6tej rome czesci po-
chodu udadza sic do dalszych
dzielnic i przedmiesc j tam ma
stapia lokalne demonstracye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06
Ma wodZe.

Panno Emilio, czy predko nau-
czylaby sic PAM stsrowat?
w bardzo krotkim czasie!
z czego to PAM wnosi?
49, Jeaeli pan chce she przekonat,
MECH sic pan. -. ze nina otent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06
Scum W-TY ?. R, n,
q Biura Sekretarza Gen. Pol
sklej Rady Narodowej)
q Biura Sekretarza Gen. Pol
skiej Rady Narodowej.)

-, Podfug decyzyi Komitetu Wy.
konawczego oraz ogloszonego ju5
Oredzia prezesa Ora K. Wayne,
ra Sejm IVty Polskiej Rady Ma.
rodowej odbedzie sic dnia 46-gc
kwienia br.
Sejm rozpocznie sic uroczy'
stem nabozenstwem w kosciele
SIS. Miodziankow, o godzinie 10eI
rano.
Kazanie Sejmowe wypowie "a.
iozyciel Rady ]. E. x. Biskup P,
Rhode.
Pc nabozenstwie udadza sic
delegaci ma sale Sejmowa W Do
mu Zjedhoczenia, gdzie odbywai
sic beda obrady.
Przypuszczac nalezy, re mimo
waznych spraw i chwil, jake
przezywamy uda sic Sejm odbyc
W jednym dniu ma sesyach popo-
iudniowej i wieczornej.
Do wspo1udziaiu W Sejmie "a
praszamy Duchowienstwo Pol
skie, Organizacye, parafie i posi-
czegolnych Towarzystw repre-
zentantow.
CT, kt6rzy w poprzednich Sej--
mach brali udziaf So rowniez "a
proszeni.
Mandatow specyalnych niko--
mu ME wysylamy, owszem kaz--
diego ma Sejm zapraszamy komu
drogie hasfo: Bog i Ojczyzna i
kto ma upowaznienie odnosnych
sfer do reprezentowania.
Komitety Lokalne, jake istnie-
ia, winny przysiac swych delega-
tow Tub conajmniej sprawozda--
MIA re swej dziaialnosci
Grupy Zjdenoczenia Kapian6w
Polskich So serdecznie ma Sejm
zaproszone.
organizacya, W had P. R. N
iuz wchodzace, oraz wszystkie or
ganizacye polsko-katolickie po--
winny przysfac swych reprezen-
tantow wieksze W proporcyi 1 de-
legat ma 5 tysiecy czfonkow,
wieksze zas majace wiecej niz B
tysiecy czionkow dwoch delega-
tow. I.
Ziednoczenie P. r. K. liczace
sto tysiecy czionkow ma prawo
do 20 delegatow. Milwaukee,
przysyla oko1o % delegatow, in
ne miasta niewatpliwie rowniez
ME zaspia sprawy.
Komunikaty ma Sejm prosimy
adresowac
POLISH NATIONAL
COUNCIL
984 Milwaukee ave-,
Chicago, III.
Komu Sprawl polska i katoli-
cka ley ma sercu prosimy ma
Sejm.
Bardzo wiele waznych spraw-
a REORGANIZATION ME powi-
MEN Mkt zarzuca6, re w chwilach
wielkich sprawy narodowe pre-
spali.
Polska Rada Narodowa zebra}a
dotad ma giodnych blisko trzykroc
sto tysiecy dolar6w -
dzieki poparciu ogofu katolic-
kiego, a ustawaG w dobrej piracy
ME moze, plany ma przyszfost OBJ
myslac trzeba, BIO obowiazki naro-
dove sic ME zmniejszaja, owszem
z dnia ma dzien staja sic wieksze
i ciezsze.
Polska czynu wo1al
Ma Sejm! Do Czynu!
DR.. K. Wagner, prezes,
F. S. Bare, sekr. gen.
P. S. - Przychylne sprawie pi-
sma prosimy o laskowe pomiesz-
genie powyzszego W imie dobrej
sprawy, ktorej sluzymy,
U Pipperment6w.
- Icusiu, ty cheese ja~jeczniczke!
- pyta nam swej ~pociechy.
! ia %potrzebuje cheese - odpo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06
PIWA SPA
OLA.

Jake rezultat ograniczen rza-
dowych i agitacyi ,,suchych" bro
warnicy przyznaja, re produkcya
piwa w Chicago i sasiednich mia
stach spadia o 80 procent w o
statnich czasach.
Azeby straty wyrownat, pra-
vie kazdy browar wyrabia suro-
Ngaty piwa czyli t. wv ,,near
beer. Rad ograniczyi ilosc al
koholu W piwie, wobec czego bro
warnicy zmuszeni So wyrabiac
produkt slabszy cd zwyklego pi-
wa.
w Milwaukee, St. Louis Gin
cinnati sytuacya jest ia sauna co
W Chicago. w St. Louis diva
browary zostaly zamkniete.
Browarom take szkodzi woj-
ma, jaka i'm wytoczyli kabarecia'
RE, poniewaz browarnicy staro-
ia sic O zniesienie tancow W ka-
baretach'
Tvmczasowv szef policyi Al
cock czeka ma rozkaz Cd burn.
Thompsona W sptawie prosby RIA
du, o ~zniesienie specyalnych zez-
wolen ma barry. iBurmistrz So
dzi, re suspendowanie ordynansu
byloby nieprawne, re trzeba aldo
90 zniesc, albo zmienic' \
2 PRoCESU o MORDER-'
sTWo DENTYsTY. d
Wczoraj rozpoczai sic process
PAM Doris Eisenbrand, oskarzo'
mel O zamordowanie swego me
"a, dentysty, DIR. George Eisen'
branda, w budynku Republic we
wrzesniu roku zeszlego. Wy
Dor sedz;6w przysieglych JUL
skompletowano. Mowy wstep'
ne iuz wygiosili tax prokurato'
jak i obronca'
Obronca twierdzii, re pijanst
wo zabilo dentyste, ktory sic Z
iona swa mial brutalnie obcho'
die.
DIS W dalszym ciagu nastepu''
ia zeznania swiadkow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06
IT Pipperment6w.

U Pipperment6w.
- Icusiu, ty cheese jaj~eczniczke!
INVITA- nam swej %pociechy.
ia ~potrzebuje cheese odpo-
wiada ~pociecha.
"A ty cheese jajeczniczke z jajk1
cd kury czy cd genszy
A kt6re wieksze, babcie?
- Cd gehszy!
- No to ia chcem z jajka cd stru-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06
MIEJSCOWA

\ SSN@' S SNS
ds sic zebrania patryotyczne W
calym pow. Cook W interesie trze
ciej pozyczki wolnosciowej.
Pc poiudniu z trybuny obok
Instytutu Sztuk PREY Michigan
ave. przeglad pochodu ~wykonany
bedzie przez urzednikow armii i
floty Stanow Zjednoczonych, u
rzednikow cywilnych miasta i
Stanu, oraz konsulow czterech
KRAKOW alianckich.
Rada miejska m. Chicago ME
mogia sic doczekac dnia dzisiej-
szego i juz wczoraj po poludniu
zebrala sic ma sesye nadzwyczaj-
na i choc miasto jest niemal W
stanie bankructwa, uchwalila wy
znaczyc re skarbu $3,OOO,OOO ma
zakupno bondow wolnosciowych
t. ]. pol miliona dolarow wiecej
anizeli aforementioned kontroler
miejski i diva ray lyle, co "a
kupiono w pierwszych dwoch po-
zyczkach.
2 PROCESU Il. w. W."
Process 112 czlonkow organiza-
cyl H., w. W., o~skarzonej o
dzialalnoSt antiwojenna i nielo-
jalna, juz trivia tydzieh i dotych-
czas ME wybrano ami jednego Sc
diego przysieglego.
Wczoraj czterech przysieglych
juz miaio skladat przysiege, gdy
jeden z mich, w. Malloy, zostal
zwolniony przez obrohc6w.
lnni tymczasowo przyJeci ma
zywaja sic: A. J. Mckee z Nor
ris, ILL.,. w. H. Mcdonald, 1875?
West Madison III. i H. A. May
nard, 155 West Grand ave. A.
Kuecken' 1928 Cottage Grove a
ve., zostal zwolniony dlatego, re
wykryto IL miai sic raz zaiozyc
o 500, IL Niemcy zwycieza pre-
civ wszystkim swym wrogom.
Kazdy kandydat ma przysiegle-
go jest jak najsurowiej egzami-
nowany. Jednoczesnie inwesty-
gatorzy badaja jego reputacye i
pochodzenie. tax re zaden handy
dat ME dostanie sic ma przysie-
.giego, ma kt6rym jest Glen jaN
najmniejszy CO do lojalnosci a
merykanskleJ.
w Cleveland aresztowany 20
stall B. H. Williams, byly re-
daktor organu Il. w. W.. zwa-
nego Solidarity. Sprowadzo-
ny z~ostanie do Chicago i bedzie
procesowany Z innymi czionka-
mi tel organizacyi. i
Poinformowano prok. federal
uego Clyne'a, re czlonkowie 81.
w. W." wysiali listy L prosba
o fundusze ma koszta procesu do
nauczycieli W publicznych szko-
ZACH chicagoskich.
KAMPANIA PRZECIW PRO-
STYTUCYI ME USTANIE.
Wczoraj aresztowano oko1o
100 kobiet w Rampant. wytoczo-
czoneJ ma zadanle w1adz mll1tar-
nych Stanow Zjednoczonych
przez policye miejska, departa-
ment zdrowia, prokuratorye sta
nova i miejska oraz tutejsze
biura federalnego departamentu
sprawiedliwoSci ola ~protekcyi
~zolnierzy i mathew pred choro-
bami zarazliwemi' do ktorych
rozszerzenia przyczynia sic pro-
stytucya. #
Cd czasu jak sic kampania roz
poczeia W Chicago, iuz areszto-
wano przeszlo 800 kobiet. Kazda
z mich bedzie poddana egzami-
nacyi Iekarskiej i jesli okaze sic
tego potrzeba, bedzie posiana do
,.bridewell'' ma kuracye ktora be-
die trwaia przynajmniej szesc
miesiecy. Kazdy dom i kazdy
hotel, W ktorym policya znajdzie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06
HAWAI-.

- Wiesz, jaki pyszny HAWAI- zrooi
lem menu gospodarzowi?
- No?
- Miaiem przygotowane ola ME-
co pieniadze "a komorne | wszystko
przepi.em ma powitanie nowego ro-
ku....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06

pcyi maxi do so procent. Rad
zakupuje make cd wszystkich,
ktorzy mu ia ofiaruja i placi do
bra cene.
Pc 13tym dniu kwietnia pie
genie biaiego chleba i buick be-
die zaniechane W Stanach Zjed-
noczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06

..Dziennik Chicagoski" moina
-amawiae u nsstepujacvch agen'
.6w: Tones, 1927 N. Troy utica,
Slcb6d. Go2' " M?ntirrIlo ave
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06

pr.v,s kD1dv IeKnFs polrKI stale o.
isch OZfENNIKA CHlCAGoSKIEoo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-06
TAJEMNICZA SMIERc.

Wczoraj maggie umari Pierce
Underwood, majacy reputacye
sprzedawacza akcyi W przedsie-
ktore nigdy ME pfa-
city dywidend' Ostatnio by1
prezesem Industrial Development
Corporation, majacej biura W bu-
dynku Transportation.
Mieszkai pnr' 324 N. Elmwood
ave-, Oak Park. w ostatnich
kilku latach sprzedal akcyi "a
kilka set tysiecy dolarow. Spo-
dziewac sic MONA sensacyjnych
rewelacyi.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-03-15
COLUMBIA DELEGATES TO
LAW AND ORDER MEETING
CONFERENCE TO WORK FOR SUP.
PRECISION OF MOB VIOLENCE
IN TENNESSEE BE HELD.

In compliance with request from
w. r. Manner, secretary of the Nash
vile Commercial Club, A, B. Sowell,
secretary of the Columbia Board of
Trade has appointed Judge w. B. Turn
er, Judge Sam Holding, ]. H, Dinning
and 4. H. Williams as delegates from
Columbia to the state conference on
law and order to be held in Nash
vile, Thursday. March IA, at the Y.
M. C. A. building. These gentlemen
have been notified Of their appoint
ment. fM
The conference will be held as the
result of the organization in Nash
vile of Law and Order League for
the suppression of mob violence in
Tennessee following the Estill
Springs lynching. All phases Of law
enforcement probably win be dis
cussed as relating to the development
of a high sense of obedience to laws
in Tennessee.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-03-15
RAINBOW DIVISION PUTS
HUN RAIDERS TO FLIGHT
Girls Can't Cook,
More DiDOrceS, Is
Judges Opinion
(By United Press,)

ATLANTA, Ga, March 14.-There's
something radically wrong with pres
ent-day marriages, or there wouldn't
be so many divorce cases, and the
trouble seems to be too hasty mar
riages by youthful couples who do not
know their own minds, 1t was sug
gested by Judge T. Pendleton, of the
superior court, as he dismissed the
jury last week.
The girls don't know how to cook
or do house work and then when
boys aren't able to hire help that
wife" thinks should be furnished
her, she Immediately becomes dis
satisfied and seeks the divorce court
and alimony, said Judge Pendleton.
1t was also brought out by the
judge that the majority Of divorce
cases represent marriages made In
the last four or five years. People
who have been married for a long
time seem to be able to understand
each other, and get along well, he
said.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-03-15
PAN -SOvIETS WILL RATIFy
GERMAN DICTATED Peace
Wanf Money 10
Buy Gudrden Seed
For Industrious

With the planting season becoming
well advanced, 1t is time for funds to
be provided for those who want to
plant gardens but have not the means
to buy the seed The Central Garden
committee of the county council Of
National defense has appointed Prof.
R. L, Harris, DR.. s. d. Logan and w.
D. Hastings Of The, Herald to receive
contributions for this purpose. Any
one who will make contribution to
this fund will please turn 1t over at
once to either of these gentlemen.
1t is necessary that the seed be se-
cured and planted right away. One
dollars is needed for this
purpose, and 1T is a step in the direc-
tion of greater food production.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-03-15
Old GAMBLE HOME TO
Be CONVERTED INTO
WOMAN HSClUBHOUSE
HEADQUARTERS FOR MAURY
COUNTY WAR WORK FOR THE
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE.
WAR KITCHEN DEMONSTRATIONS
Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls viii
Cultivate War Gardens--Hope to
centralize All War Work In This
One Building.

The ladies Of Columbia and Maur,
county under the direction of thu
Council Of Defense have rented til,
Gamble residence at the corner oi
Eighth and Garden streets and viii
establish a headquarters for the
Maury County War Work.
It is the purpose of these ladies te
centralize all of the war work that is
being carried on in the county al
this Headquarters. They want to have
all OF the Red Cross work carried on
in the building.
The large reception hall will be
used as an assembly hall, and the
room just opposite will be used at
the war kitchen, where all of the dem
onstrations for food conservation will
be conducted. A rest room will be
established just back OF this room,
with a bath adjoining. 1t will be a
place where the ladies can 60 and
rest and at the same time participate
in this great war work of the nation.
4 The upstairs will be used for the
Red Cross sewing room, the surgical
dressing rooms, etc, if this branch
Of the work SO desire to use them,
otherwise they will be rented out as
living quarters.
The splendid garden belonging to
the place will be cultivated as war
garden by the Boy Scouts and the
Camp Fire Girls, under the direction
of Dr. 81 p. Logan ana A. Loonsy
Walker.
The renting. Of this handsome old
home as a club house by the ladies'
was made possible by number of
business men pledging themselves for
one dollar per month for twelve
months, and at the expiration of this
time the ladies hope to have demon
strated the central club for this kind
Of work to such an extent that they
win be enabled to buy the building
and establish 1t as a permanent wom-
ans club to be used for social and
for all public purposes
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-03-15
STATE LAW ORDER
MEETING WELL ATTENDED
SPEECHES MADE BY WHITAKER,
EDcERToN, WEBB AND OTHER
PROMINENT MEN.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March IA
The law and order meeting at the
state capitol today was we'll attended
by representative men from various
parts OF the state. Chief Justice M.
M. Neil presided and Or. Edwin Minis
was secretary.
Speeches were made by Attorney
General Whitaker OF Chattanooga,
John Il. Edgerton of Lebanon and Tx
Senator w. r.. Webb Of Bel Buckle.
Many kilograms giving endorsement to
the meeting were received from prem
inent men,
The Law and Order league was or.
ganized by electing G. A. Craig Of
Nashville, chairman; Judge 8. G. vii.
hanson, John Aust and Bolton IS,
Smith, vice chairmen; Edwin Minis,
secretary, and G. A. Cason, treasurer
The board of directors is to consist
OF one member from each county in
the state.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-03-15
SOLDIERS
READY TO BLOCK
Il GERMAN OFFENSIVE
HAVE REACHED STAGE WHERE
THEY CAN BE CALLED ON FOR
IMMEDIATE SERVICE.
Won WINDENBURG CHANCE LOST
Under New Powers Of Versailles MIL
itary Council It May Initiate Move.
nents on Any Front at Any Time
BY j. w. T. MASON

(Written for the United Press.)
NEW YORK, March 14.-American
soldiers in France are now ready to
block a German offensive. Won Hin
denburg has delayed too long his
plans for risking western drive this
year. General Pershing is at last in
"a position to make Americas power
play a decisive part in checking any
effort Of the Germans to break
through In the west. The American
overseas troops have reached the
stage where they can be called upon
instantly for service on a major de-
Aensiye scale. The increasing f4e-
quency of American raids and the
constantly enlarging sectors held by
General Pershing's forces demon
strate ,conclusively that the prelim-
mary training period has been left
behind and the Americans are now
true craftsmen Of the trenches.
Won Hindenburg no longer has any
serious chance of smashing through
the west line. 1t is even improbable
that he has been able to transfer
from the Russian front to the west
an aggregate number Of troops for an
offensive this year, appreciably ex-
ceeding the number Of Americans in
France now ready for defensive
fighting.
Under the new powers of the Yer
sailles military council as initiated by
the American general staff, it has be-
come possible for the troops of any
nationality on the west front to be
moved to new sectors; on orders from
Versailles. II, therefore, Won Hinden-
burg were to try the impossible and
get an offensive against the French
or British General Pershing may be
found leaving his own sector and
to the relief Of Americas
associates in the war.
But, the possibility of Won Hinden-
burg's attempting this task decreases
with every day Of the approaching
spring. Americas strength along the
west front is now probably increas-
ing faster, proportionately than is
Germany's. The military power of
the United States must henceforth be
taken into serious account by Ger
many, which means General Pershing
has become the great enigma for the
kaiser's general staff.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-03-15
HARPER VAUGHAN IS
APPRECIATED BY BOARD
WILL LEAVE TODAY FOR CO.
LUMHUs, OHIO, 70 ENTER
AVIATION TRAINING.

Harper Vaughan, who recently
stood the examination for the United
States flying corps, has been ordered
to- report to State University Of OhiG
at Columbus, Saturday for training In
the service.
Mn. Vaughan left today for
his new assignment. For the past
several. weeks Mr.. Vaughan has been
rendering some splendid service to
the Medical Advisory Board for this
district, ana III appreciation fof his
services the board voted him q hearty
thanks, which were purely gratui
'tous upon his part, and to express
more fully their appreciation, each
gave their checks for q certain
amount, making "a rather mice lit
tie purse for Mr.. Vaughan, which will
be of much service to him in his new
work.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-03-15
Men WHO WILL
SCOUR CITY FOR
w. S. and THRIFT

Captains of the Reds, Whites and
Blues, representing three sections OF
the city for the war savings and thrift
stamp sale to begin in Columbia, Sat-
urday, March 23, have appointed their
block leaders to scour the city for the
sale of these "baby bonds" that will
help win the war. Captains of the
women's teams will meet this after
noon to make their appointments.
The mems teams follow:
REDS: Hugh Lee Webster, cap
tain; Joe Whitthorne. Walter Griffin,
Cannon Page, J. M. Dedman, Leonard
Hughes, Jno. T. Wooten, Geo. T
Hughes, Jr., w. P. Erwin, ]. H. Din.
ming, w. S. Flemming, Sr., Jake Har'
Ian, Jno. Adkisson, Jim Cherry, Wal
ter Fraser, Tom Mclean, Joe Ritt.
BLUES: Jas. Lusk, captain; DR.
Geo. Steen. w. J. Johnson, C. A
Nicks, Mr.. McKissick. r. L. Richard
son, Will Gotham. Sam Scott, C. M
Edwards, Junius Goslin. Ira Brown
Jno. Ledbetter. Floyd Thomas, ]. B
Nicks. ]. A. McAlister, Hop Doris
Will Cooper, Geo. Prinzell, ]. ]. VIII
son, r. A. Johnson, Chas. Hardison
w. w. Witherspoon.
WHITES: Jno. Pigg, captain; 7
f. Digger. II. A. Porter, Chas. Sloan
Frank Sowell, C. C. Williams, MartiI
Parker. s. R. Armstrong, II. f. Kleop
fer, Jessie Oyerton, Arch Lipscomb
Lee Samuels. Hazel Moore. Henr,
Compton, Andrew Compton. Andrew
Morgan. Frank Nicholson, Carlton
Fry
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-03-15
IMPORTANT
MEETING OF
WAR LEADERS R

War cause leaders OF Maury county
have been called for an important
meeting to be held Friday afternoon
at 8 O'Clock in the directors room of
the Maury National bank for the pur.
pose of formulating program for
the great patriotic rally to be held
Monday, April /, in compliance with
a proclamation Of the governor
Without some previous arrange.
ments being made, the First Monday
meeting would be a failure. SO these
men and women have been asked and
are urged in the name of the governor
to attend the conference. The lead.
ers asked to attend the conference
are:
w. p Ridley chairman of the Io-
cal seIectiye Service Board. DR. G. A.
Forgey. chairman of the Medical Ad.
yisory Board. DIR. s. r. Hardison di.
rector of Four.Minute Men: H H.
Hill chairman of the Maury county
council of National defense. Mrs. F.
r. Everett chairman of the woman's
committee of the county council of
National defense: H. O. Fulton, chair
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-03-15
SECOND DRAFT MAKES U.S..
ARMY 2,500,000 STRONG
(By United Press.)

WASHINGTON, March 14-when
the second draft call has been an
swered, 100000 strong. the United
States army regulars. national guard
troops. enlisted men and reserves
win number approximately $500, 900
men.
During the war with Spain the
United States army at its maximum
strength aggregated 272.O0o officers
and men.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-03-15
MAN ARRESTED ON WIFE
DESERT1ON INDICTMENT

Deputy Sheriff Sam Hardison has
returned from Chattanooga with
Luther Sellers who was arrested on
an indictment charging him with wife
and child desertion. The indictment
was returned at the present term of
the circuit court Sellers made bond
for $3.50 and was released pending
his trial.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-03-15
AMERICANS CAPTURED
ON NEUTRAL SHIP
(By United press.)

STOCKHOLM. March 14.-Several
American and British citizens on a
neutral vessel sailing from Finland
have been captured by the Germans.
according to dispatches here. Those
of military age win be interned in
Germany.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-03-15
LEON TRoTskY TALKING
or FORMING AN ARMY
(By United Il

H WASHINGTON, March 14--Leon
Trotsky is talking Of organizing an
army under iron discipline to fight
the Germans, BELIEVING, that 4 re-
newal of warfare under any other
conditions would be unfavorahle, ac.
cording to cables from, Ambassador
Francis TO tho state. department to.
day.