davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-03

Madison-M. ]. Truscott, formerly of
Winnebago, who broke parole from the
Green Bay reformatory to join the
Royal Canadians. was paroled by Gov.
Philip. Truscott was wounded while
in France and the governor was pre-
vailed upon to grant the parole so the
youth could visit his parents without
fear of arrest
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-03

Oshkosh--The libel suit instituted
in circuit court of Winnebago county,
by Gustave Pabst of Milwaukee,
against former Lieut.. Gov. John
Strange of Neenah, has been continued
until the September term on motion of
Mr.. Strange's attorney, Walter H.
Bender.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
&eridGrf1tng bes 1tbpptfrieges.

Ser16drfnng DeS ubDDtfrte9eS.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 8, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
2on6on, 2. SAN. = Deutfd=
lan6 n1o9t 11u1mebr feline gr0Bten
Mnitrengungen in ieiner l1nterieeboots
fantpogne, in Ser &offnung, 6a6trd
ieine 6rieoenspl6ne 5n f0rbern. Ser
Mge11tur Ser l1nite6 HreB tp1r6e ge-
ftattet> Dor 6er @efanntgabe bes ge>
.brGu6liden on1tli6en 8o6enberi6ts
iiber sic 8erie1tfung Ser britii9en
S6tffe in ser boramsgegqngenen
@o9e 6iefe @rfldrnng ab5ngeben.
9ea6 Ser Der limited &reB 5ugegan=
genen SSnformatton tit es nr0glid,
6oB 9eutfhlnn6 feinen unterieeboot=
frieg ouf cine @0be gebradt bot. 6te
ale bisber 6agetpefenen Offenitb=
beriude onf 6ieiem 6el6e iibertrifft.
Die 3ab1en iin6 noh ni6t 5ngang=
li6, aber fie tper6en a11f einen 5eit-
tpeiligen @rfolg bintpetien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
Yribatbanfem in &etrograb bpn Sic.
dierund beiflIaanallmt.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 3, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
8etrograb, %. Sea. - &C.
itern baben @oloaten al1f 8efebl 6es
Ginon3fom1ntiidrs Menfdinsft ale
@ribotbnnfen in Betrogra6 11mitellt
unb NIT 8ei6lag belegt. Darnnter
befin6et ith altb Die 3tpeigbanf Der
MotionaI gitp 8anf bon Seem Sort.
Deren 2eiter St. st. @tebens tpur6e
feitgenornt11en ltnb cine 3eitln,tg IN
Soft gebaIten. Biele @n1fbireftoren
tpltroen berbnftet. Cine MnaobI lie.
ferte sic @bIIi1eI at ben Bontgetpol-
ben aus, mas 5u tbun Serr 5tebens
fi1 tpeigerte. es1n 2nnfe bes Ma9nntt.
tags itottete Der omerifoniibe Bot.
fbnffsrntb s. g. @rtgW GERM Ste.
berts et11en @eiub b. =. :.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
Greuier 2lpDb Georges Memjabrs,
8ptIdaft.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 8, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
Son 90 H. 1. SSanuar. - Ser bril-
ti11e 8ren1iern1i1liiter 2loD6 George
bat an ole Muiierten, nit @nsnobme
bon @uBlanb, aber nit @ini6luB
bon @rie6enlon6, Boti6aften ge=
fa116t. 9lne geben Sen gnten 8iin=
f6en 6es britilden &rtegsfabinettS
fir Die &egierungen nn6 Die 80lfer,
an Die ite geri6tet iin6. 9lus6rud.
SSS1r ieiner 8ot1baft an 6em Brait6en=
ten Wilion iagt 2lop6 George: u3u
6ieier ssSabres5eit tpiini9e ih i'm Sea-
men 6es britii9en &riegsfnbinetts
SSbrer &egiernng un6 Sbrem Bolfe
cine 8oti9oft 6es @oblmoners 5u
1en6en. Seber Sag, Der boriibergebt,
nuB es nns mebr 5nn1 8e1puBtiein
bringe11 baB bte Soffnungen Der
meni6li6en &olle ft6 onf nnierer
Srtun1pb itiiBen. ss5e6er Sag benefit
uns, 6aB uniere gegenieitige 6reun6=
i6uft nebr mn6 mebr Der Slit iener
2iga bon freien geationen miro, 6ie
iebt als @ddter Der @erebtigfeit un6
Sreibeit in Ser gan5en @elt 6oitebt.
@ir tpiinl6en insbeIon6ere cine 8ot=
ibuft 6es 9onfes an oie Weartne Ser
Ser. 5taaten GIT fen6en fir oie gro
ZEN Dienite> Ole iie I'M bergangenen
Sabre geleiitet bat, un6 @riiBe an
Die innge onrerifantf6e Mrmee, 6ie
ii6 iebt etniibt, um ibren Blab in
Der G61a6t fir 6ie meni6li6e Srei,
beit ei1tnebmen 5n fonnen.
u@ir berIaiien nns auf 6ie groBe
@erHdrfung, 6ie 6teie Mr1nee ben
Maiterten IN ibrem gemeiniamen
@anrpfe fir freie 3ibiIifation brin=
gen miro, un6 mir baben 6as Ser.
trauen, 6aB lire So16ater1, penn 6ie
3eit ser S6la@t gefon1nen iit, 6ie
ibnen bon ibren @orfabren iiberlte.
ferten groBen Era6itionen oufre61
erbalten tper6en in6em ite belfe11, ei=
nen bontdn6tgen Sriun1pb fir Die
So9e 5n erfe9tet1 ser iie ft9 getpi6.
met baben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
9rei @enerale BON Tranfret6 5nriid=
nefehrf.


True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 3, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
$ Gin otlantil6er &afen, 2. San. =
9ie @eneralrnoiore George 81. Mann,
Wilian1 8. Gilbert nno &i6ar6 Sc.
Blat9for6 bon Ser Mrmee Der Ser.
Stooten, 6te Ser nu1ertfaniiden Ct
pe6ittonsltreitmadt in Srmfrei6
5ngetbeilt paren, fanten beute auf Ell
nem fran5ofiiden 9ampfidiff bier
an. @ie man BORT, itn6 sic 0ffi8tere
beir1bernfen tpor6en, nrn bel ser nn=
tertpeiiung Der amertfani16en Streit=
frGdf fte> 6ie iebt auf. Sen neberfee6ie1tit
ousgebtl6et tper6en, 5u belfen. &C.
neral Wann, Ser bon bier als &on1-
ntan0enr. Der &egenbogen6ibiito11, Die
it6 tbat1d9li6 aus Srnppen aus ie=
6en @toate 6er Union 8uiammen-
iebt, abreiite, iagte, baB 6te 2eute
iebt tpobl nntergebroht iin6 nn6 5n=
frie6enfteuen6e sSortidritte MAIDEN in
ser i11tenitben Mnsbil6ung> Ser ite it@
als 8orbereitung anf 6en &f ge=
gen 6ie Oenti6en 5u lntertperfen ba-
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
Nemes Gr6beben pp1lenbet 8erf Der
3eritDr1tng.

IS d BIN g to II, 80. Oed. Sn1
Morinea11t lit be11te abeno eine @a=
belbepeI6e etngetroffer, Die befagt,
oaB Guatemala @itp geitern our6 Ell
nen ,peitepen gr6itoB BON fur6tbarer
&eftigfeit fait bollitdn6ig aeri1ort
1pur6e. Die @abel6epei9e ertbat
MIR me11ige @in5elbeiten. Sic bebt
ieoo6 berpor, ooB in ser Sauptitaot
alles in Srin1n1ern liegt un6 baB
nid)t tpeniqer als 125>000 Berionen
ob6a6los it11b nn6 in 0en StraBen
unberirren. 9lmerifanii6e &riegS=
1diffe, ste ii6 in Ser geabe BON @ua-
tenala befi1lben> baben Befebl erbal=
ten, oer1 bon Ser &ata1tropbe 8etrof-
fenen ie6en n10gli6en 8ei1tan6 5n
leilte11..
Gan Galba6or, 81. Sec. -
Guatemala Gitp> oie Sauptlta6t Der
&epnbIif glei6en Namens, tpur6e
6ur6 elm @robeben pol1ltGnoig 5er=
lt0rt. Biele Berionen fanen BEL Ser
&ataitropbe in ibren 8obnmngen
o6er auf ser @traBe 1tn1s 2eben. Das
Colon Ebeater, 6as Biz auf 0en leB=
ten 5ib gefiut 1pur, ftiir5te Elm. Dort
foroerte ser gr6ltoB nnter Der 3u-
boreri6aft biele Spfer. 0ie Sospt=
tdler, 9liple nn6 Sc efangniiie &p1roen
i6tper belda6igt un6 biele Hatienten
un6 @efangene get06tet o6er pertpnns
set. Ser 8ooen tpeiit innnttten Ser
Sta6t tiefe &iiie nn6 Spriinge auf.
Ser Babnbof 6ie 3n6erraffinerie,
6aS Noitan1t, 6ie omerifanii6e iotpie
oie britii6e @eian6tfdaft, 6as &ot=
lulot Ser @ereinigten 9taaten nn6
oue &ir6e1 tpur6en 6em 8o6en glei4
gen1a6t.
ssSn ibrer fnr9baren 8a11if itn6
riele 8eapobner ser Sauptlta6t IN 6ie
un1gebung entfloben. neber 10000
iino in Ser 5to6t felbit ob6a6los.
Nobrungsmittel un6 an6ere Norratbe
1irr6 MIR in nnge1riigen6en Mengen
borbon6en nnb iofortige Silfe tbnt
motif. Die &egier1ng bon @albaoor
but oie an1tli9e geeniabrsfeier abge=
iagt n1r6 als 3et6en ibrer SDntpa=
tbie nit Guatemala Sral1er angelegt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
l1ebereinfommen s>uildem @d,uebe1
1tn6 Ser. Gt1ater.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 8, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
Sto 4 30 lm, 2. SAN. = 9aS
Spensfa Dagbla6et min bom 9lus=
>pdrtige1 Mn1t in @rfabrung gebra6t
babe11 6aB sic 8erban6lungen nit
6en Ser. @tooten in 5ufrie6eniteuen=
Ser 8eiie 5u @n6e gefiibrt uor6en
ftn6. Sc fagt, 6aB nod 6em 5l1itan6e
gefontn1enen Bfommen 10000 Ton-
mem 11otbtpen6tger Mrtifel, bauptid6=
Ii9 @offee, Hetroleum u1o Drogerie-
tparen, nngefdbr nn1 6te Mttte Sc
brnar in S6me6en anfomnoe11 tpers
6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03


.&atier @ilhelm in ser &riegs5eit. +"
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 8, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
Son 5 o H. 1. San. = &aiier @il=
belm fat ein 6reibdn6iges @erf,
u&ai1er @tlbe1m in Ser &riegs5eit"
berausgegeben. '9ie &orreftnrbogen
mer6en elmer &ebiiton nnterapgen nn6
tper6en, tnie eine Depeihe Der Ct
donge gelegrapb 60. nnittbeilt, 6em
@e1ternl1tob nn6 6en MnstpGrttgen
Mmt borgelegt tperben. Sos @erf
miro aGe gte6en nmfaiien, sic Ser
@aifer tpabreno 6es &rieges gebalten
bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
Mnttuprt ernit 1tnb Iber=
lenf.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota on
January 3, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
Comb o II, 81. Sea. - Ser Man-
DIETER Guardian erf1Grt, 6aB es Die
MbiiM Der britiiden @egierung fei,
cine ernite nno iiberlegte Mntport 5n
ertbei1en, tpenn Die 0iterrei6ifb- -belt.
fden 6rte6ensbe6ingung in on1tli.
der Gorn borgeIegt tperben. Mini.
fterprdit6ent 9loD6 George bot be-
reits Borfebrnngen getroffen, iib
nod Gra1frei6 au begebe1t, Inn, tpie
bas 8Iatt fogt, bort nit Nrentier
Glenrenceo1t iiber 6iefen @egenita11b
31 fonferieren. M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
8albise @eriurs,tns ser Mrmee nit
@emehrer.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 8, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
$50 bi1tg 0 H. 1. San. - &C.
neralmaior @ro5ter, Der Gel65eugnei=
iter, Der geltern Dor bent militartfhen
&on1itee 6es Senats ansiagbe, ber=
fpro@, boB ittnerbalb eines Monats
ale anperifantihen Trltppen ltnter
@affen pollitdn6ig nit @etpebren
berieben iein tper6en. Springfie16s
lper6en ont 1. Sonuar fir ie6en Ste.
gnldren un6 ie6en Mann Ser geatio.
na1gor6e berett ieirt iagte er, ltnb 6ie
&eritenung bon nngedn6erten Gn-
fieIbs fir 6ie erfte Mattonalarn1ee
miro in elmer @ode beenbet fem.
@as sic Mafdinengetpebre ongebt, 10
iogte Ser General, BOB Elm bonitdn-
6iger @orrotb onteritoniider Wod-
art on 1. Sssult fertig fem follte. sc.
1pebre fir sic bon ser 1t6diten Mns-
bebung Betroffenen tpiir6en, tpie er
fagte, an &nn6 iein, bebor 6ie 2erte
in ben 2oger1t untergebra@t iet1 1piir-
6en.
Inter nnberen Dingen tbeiIte &C.
neral Groaier bent @or1ttee nit, BOB
Die &egterung eine 8tlberfabrif
bout, bie eine tdglihe @apa5itdt bon
100000 Bfnnb boben miro. Die
@efhidtetr bon Ben b6l5ertten @e-
tpebren itente er aIs unridtig Fin, es
b6tHte b1tte fi1 nm 5tode fiir 8nio11ettt
iibnngen gebanbeIt, 6te man ffr @e-
tpebre angefeben bdtte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
Hrbeit$la9e tru9
die ft1eilte $NuId
BET 9fesiernng
>u1trbe baonra beraDgert, erflart
&i5enpriter Der SdtffabrtsbebDr-
Be. - @erlpre1t iiber 500, 600 Mr-
beitstaae.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 3, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
@a1bington %. Sea. =
@or ben @a,rbelsausiduB 6es Se-
nats> Ser beute feline unterlu6ung
Ser Gbbddtigfeit Der 8un6esibifffabrts>
beb0rbe fortlebte, ma6te &aDn1on6
8. Stebe11s, Ser feubertreten6e Bor,
1iber Ser 8ebor6e, 5um groBen Ebeil
Mrbeiter5lptltigfeiten fiir 6ie 8er50=
gerung IN 0er Durdfiibrung 6eS
59iffsbauprogrnmn1s DER &egie=
ra1ng bera1ltDortlid.
Set bem &rtegsanbrtd).
@ie Serr 5tepbens u1ter a1r6eren1
erfl6rte, buben 6ie 8ereinigte11
Stoate1 1eitoen 1ie in ben &rieg ein=
getreten itno, anf ibren S6iffsmerf=
ten 6ur6 @treifs 1tn6 or6ere Mei=
11l1ngsber19ie6enbeiten ni@t mentger
als 536,992 Mrbeitstage berlorer,
6oS iei glei6beoeute11b nit Ser eir=
monatigen grbeit bon run6 10000
2euten. @lndli9ertpeiie gefalte ii9
6ie Sage infolge Ser WaBnabmen,
sic bie 8eb0rbe fir Sic 8eilegnng
bon Observation-Disclosures getroffen
babe, i1111ner giinitiger.
@eft ibr SntereiIe.
Dte W}itglie6er 6eS ltnteri1t9nngs=
uusiduiies perrietben lebboHefes< <Sn=
tere1ie an Ser 96il6er1tng Der 9r-
beitslage unr1 6ie n1oberfn6nng be-
ldr6nfte it6 bo1b a1s19lieBli6 ouf
6ieie Mngelegenbeit nn6 Die &altung
ser Mrbeiter felt ser anerifantiben
&riegserfGdr11pg. Die Srage, ob es
geratbe1t uGre, al1f Sen @9iffsperf=
ten nn6 an6eren Reeierungsanlagen
cine 9lrt 9lrbeitsfol1lfription ei115n=
fiibren, beronlaBte &errn 5tebens
81 elmer nad6riiMi@en berneinen6en
Mnt1port.
8randen Mrbetter.
@err Stebens bel9rieb 6ie @rri6-
tung bon glrbeitsperntittttlun gsbiiros
an Der pa5tfti6en &ufte, 6ur@ Die
man bon an6eren sS116nitrie5tpeiger
lobiele Mrbetter uls MIR m0glid) 81
gapinnen fn6e, 11nb erfldrte, bob es
bie mii9t Ger 8eb0r6e fet, n1itbilfe
bes @rbeitsbeporten1erts anh i'm
Often 6erartige @ern1ittlungsbiiros
etnaurt6ten. Mm niiiie aber oud
in ein5ilnen &egterl1ngSun1agen fit
Die l1nterfunft Der 9lrbeiter Gorge
trogen nn6 es lei Gabe 6es @on.
greiies, bofiir 6ie 11ottbtgen @ummen
ouS5umerfen.
uDie 3abl Ser 9lrbetter," fagte
@err Stebe11s, ufon mebr als ber6op.
pelt tper6e1, ipenn mir unier 3iel
bou nt6 gan5 erreiden tpollen. sSn
BEN S6tffsmerften arbeiten 5ur5ett
rn1r6 10000 Mann. 8ir f0nrten
nod 100000 Bis 100000 mebr Str
Better bran9ert."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
EXPLOSION KILLS TWO
Carelessness Blamed for Flare.Up
AT Eddystoue Plant

Carelessness of an employe Is blamed
today for an explosion in one of the
buildings of the Eddystone Ammunition
Company, at Chester. at 9 o'clock last
evening in which two persons were
killed and ten others were slightly in
jured.
The dead are:
George s. Blask, forty years old Of
All East Fourth street. Chester.
Hlda Holden, twenty years old,
negress, Of Philadelphia, address un-
known.
The ten injured suffered painful but
not fatal hurts. and all were treated
at the Grocer Hospital, Chester.
Occurring within few feet of what
Is known as the dead line" beyond
which lie stores of the most powerful
explosives, the concussion almost
miraculously spent itself without other
than human damage.
Benjamin McNaughton. superintend-
ent for the corporation, after a careful
investigation, said the property damage
was trfiing.
he explosion occurred In the assembly
room, where high-powered shells are
loaded.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
NEED JEWISH CAMP WORKERS
Welfare Board Asks 100 for Over.
seas and ON Hero

The Jewish Welfare Board has issued
an urgent appeal for 100 men for field
work with the army overseas and 200
for service in camps and naval training
stations in the United States.
This is a call to the highest patriotic
service declared Colonel Harry Cut
Ter. chairman of the Jewish Welfare
Hoard. Overseas workers are par
ticularly needed. Dr.. John II. Mott,
Colonel William s. Barker overseas field
director of the Salvation Army. and
representatives of the other war-work
organizations with which we are CO.
operating have emphasized this need for
Jewish workers There are now 1875, 900
Jews serving in the army and navy. and
under the new drafts this number will
be increased to 100000.
We must have men of the highest
type who can act as parents, leaders and
comrades for our boys. Men for over
seas work must be over thirty-seven
years old. and for domestic service they
must be in the third draft classification"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
sues HER FOR BROKEN VOWS
Man Demands $4,000 Damages Be.
cause Woman Married Another

Wilkes-BRrre, Pa. Oct. 29.-William
E. COPYRIGHT. of Dunmore. has started
a breach OF promise suit for $4,000
against Mrs. Eleanor Bess. of Ashley.
who before her marriage was Miss Flea
nor Warner.
In his petition he sets forth that Miss
Warner on March 90, 1917. agreed to
marry him, and the wedding date was
fixed for June 81, following.
He AYERS he incurred considerable
expense preparing for the wedding and
that a month later Miss Warner broke
the engagement. With his petition is'
the alleged copy of letter she wrote,
part Of which reads:
Il have decided not to get married.
With this letter all correspondence will
cease. You will please call on me no
more I shall send you the ring by
registered"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
4
VAR DEPT. REPORTS
ADDITIONAL CASUALTIES

Wellington, Oct. 29.-The following
additions to today's casualty report are
furnished by the War Department:
Killed in Action, Previously Reported
LJEUTENANT-Donald Johnston. Har-
fisburg. Pa.
Wounded Severely In Action, Previously Re
ported Killed In Action
DRGEANT-Trank Koenig. Allentown.
Pa.
Wounded Severely In Action, Previously Re-
ported Missing In Action
PRIVATEs-Henry Damcr. Newark. N.
J: Augustus c: Goodwin. 24o0 South Twelfth
street, Philadelphia; Samuel NJ. Turner, Jr.,
1877 Wolf street. Philadelphia.
Wounded In Action neEree Undetermined.
Previously Reported Missing In Action
PRIVATE-Charles c. Engle. Delano. Pa.
Wounded Slightly In Action. Previously Re
ported Missing In Action
PRIVATE-Thomas A. Reicha rdt 5000
North Eleventh street Philadelphia.
Sick In Hospital, Previously Reported Miss
Ing In Action
PRIVATE = Anton Petry $3.50 Hurley
street. Philadelphia.
Returned to Duty. Previously Reported
Missing In Action
PRIVATES Edward w. Goughnour.
Edenburn, Pa; George l.. Knowles, 5541
Poplar street. Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
FOOD SAVING STILL NECESSARY
Heinz Asks Public Not to Relax
in Conservation

Howard Heinz, Federal food adminis-
traitor for Pennsylvania. today gave out
COPY of a letter which he has just
forwarded to the county administra-
kore OF the State about the new condi-
lion which has arisen on the part Of
the public and merchants In general
"Who seem to feel that peace Is near,
ana therefore 1t is not necessary to OBJ
serve 20 strictly the regulations on con-
esrvation."
This ID no time to let down." said Mr..
Helms, "and the food administration will
b prompt and exacting and, II any
iaV6 again prohteers and all others
Who disobey the food regulations
Mr.. Heintx further said he hopes the
people themselves will stick It out to
the last. no matter how long It may
necessary to prevent starvation abroad"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
SWEEPERS' CREWS NEED FUN
So Chaplain Dickins Asks Phono.
graphs and Sporting Outfits

When you are enjoying the movies or
seated comfortably in the window of
your home think of the boys on the
min ine-sweepers. Their service Is one
that calls for an unusual sacrifice Of or
dinary comforts. You can help them to
be a trihe happier. for Chaplain c. H.
Dickins. of the Philadelphia, Navy Yard,
Is raising fund with which he can
purchase monographs. boxing gloves
and other things that help to drive away
the glooms.
Service on mine sweepers." says
Chaplain Dickins. "is exceptionally try
ing on the men. II the men in this serv-
Ice had monographs and sporting para
phernalia they could pass the time more
happily. ] will appreciate contributions,
but If any one has a spare phonograph
or few good records. why send them
along. Send them to me at the Phila-
delphia Navy Yard, and i will forward
them to the plucky boys who are on the
lookout for boche Mines
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
55O2 JERSEYMEN IN CALL
Draft Summons to Take Men Reg.
istered on September II

Trenton. Oct. 29.-Five calls for a to-
tai of $500 Jerseymen for general mill
tary service have. been received from
the War Department by Adjutant Gen.
eral Gilkyson. One call Is for 1909
white men to go to Camp Dix for the
five-day period beginning November II.
and another is for 1854 colored men to 90
to the same cantonment during the five-
day period beginning November 10.
These two calls will take all OF New
Jerseys drafted men up to. the Septem-
ber ~ registration.
Calls for draftees to be taken from
the September ~ registration are as
follows: 3005 white men to depart for
Camp Dix during the five-day period
beginning November II. 500 white men
for Fort Hancock for the fve-day period
beginning November II. and 2S4 colored
men to 60 to Camp Dix during the three
day period beginning November 49,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
COMB CITY FOR TAX DODGERS
Internal Revenue Collectors Be.
sin House.to.H House Canvass

y noores of Internal revenue collectors
have begun . house-to-house canvass
"a uncover tax dodgers
Deputy Field Ofiicer Littehales Ia In
charee Of the deputy collectors work
Ing In Philadelphia and the rest OF the
esftsrn Pennsylvania district.
Have you paid your 1917 income tax
n nof-why not?" are their stereotyped
S,,cstions. They have card indexes with
1sta concerning persons upon whom
5hoy call.
n LARGE source of revenue. heretofore
nsi~rlooked, has been turned up by the
Eilcctors. Express companies. taxicab
Snncorns. truck hauling companies and
6f6or freight companies are being called
Unon TO pay taxes. Many OF these puei-
taske returns cay Government ohiciais.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
Many Women Like
Satin Frocks Best
of All

They like them for their gentle
grace and for their great adapta-
bility. Then, too, they are won
derfully durable dresses and will
stand admirably great amount
of wear.
Prices begin as low as $3.50
for pretty frocks of navy, taupe
or brown satin with pretty over
skirts, wide girdles and square
necks or a touch of Georgette
crepe about the vestee.
At $l9.75 there are three be-
coming frocks in black and navy
one boasting a bit of bead em-
broidery.
In navy blue-best liked of all
there is a frock with the new
collarless neck and heavy en-
broidery on the bodice. Another
has a fringed overskirt that is
possessed of good lines, $22.75
each.
(Nfarket)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
Turkish Bath Mats

It's such a comfort to step out
of a bath onto such a friendly,
soft, warm mat! These are ok
"a inches to 34x54, and there are
several pretty Oriental colors to
choose from. 81, $l.25 to $3.50
each.
(Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

sAsrfso -rs(sr !. cl1xtS 81. esss.~
viii 6s the oiRefins. '1sisadiy Rivals"
u the title Of the book. II was writ
ten BY Louis Ditmar ana revised by
Abe Leavitt. The cast includes Fam
ME vetter, johnnie Joan, Danny
Muryhy. Billy Barlow. Fred W. Tay-
lor, xvea Lewis. Jessie Taylor,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
WOmen's Double
Silk Gloves, $1.25

A good many women wear,
them all Winter, as they find
them very warm. These are two
clasp gloves in black, gray and
white, with embroidered backs.
Chamois-lisle gloves, lined
throughout with silk, are also
snug. In black and khaki, with
embroidered backs, these are
also $1.25 a pair.
(Central)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29

,,u,. .
.,,,N,
hiIed IN Acuon
LIEUTENANT CO1ONE1-wilam Il.
'"'.a 1'o"''"' S"''
,,tiEUTENANT-Clif G. Park. The
Hiehiands. Dexter. Me.
Wounded (Degree Cndetermined)
cAprArN-yir,an, p Rousseau ana
LIEUTENANT-Frank strong, Ssos Lo-
49, '' 1"1ue''""'
shehuy wounded
IlEUTENANT-Kenueth T. Tucker, IS
PENNSHLVANA
Killed In Action
S"estef'
eo o' D'S 90
shs rSesr,,rr sea-, Blu, ,,,tS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
OF the Newest Suits

There much that interesting the suits The
longer tighter skirts longer coats lovely and trimmings all
make them charming
Practical suits Of wool popn in brown and have
collars Of velvet Innings They
belted and have their share of
attractive $29.75.
little of individual models of wool popin, and
eroadcloth brown and Many trimmed with
with collars
of the coat. $3.50 to $55.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-29
President Gets Army Bill

Washington. Oct. 2s.--Congress has
completed the $s.345.00O,OOO war de-
fciency bill and sent It to the Presi-
dent. The Senate accepted without dis
cussion a conference report previously
approved by the House.