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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-13

Columbia dcfea cd Dartmouth n the inter
coliegi ttp bask tJdil series In New York by
a scure " - to II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-13

Soldiers aud sailors will receive any
hndnc!a. benefits resulting from Tournaments
STAGED by the Western Lawn Tennis A.se.
ciation This Summer. under the decision
reached In Chicago. J.. Harry Waj1reh
Winnetha, ILL.,. was reelected president.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-13

hur 3. in tho nutl a' sa'1n ot to TN Nat.tles
aunua! ruunl room 'nurAaHeht.
-
c!-'lr- 1s '''o~,i:7i' """wr " IS e" y r"-
! c'cd hy the NatOEai Army phys''W eN-
am,nrrs because of Il Hsie'''Fe eye
Scy.rri NJ tho Giants r'1ycri wiz =, to
liot ~, ~ EtbMNv ' - n1r. a., ',ID ,r,l"ing
Sn.,,,,, =, Marlin Lev NcCa-ty gnI Rlll
Tsuh9 az l". "n.,II,r'',ors ~ ~, pnT 80 |Is~,au
i '''"r " "'or ard ~,ss'',lv semo the
In the Iorisi,ra hnld tiiIIs at Wirnfol1.
La ne alag, stlk. was Won ~ E. Sr,'cr
EinS, a s'"'%ad T.i .i,ntn No VII o,yneJ by
t9n2t H. 'y,.ou ~ L''''''' wa" '""'' "
nehJdmlh NelI'
-, ,,,.- t.. ,o..Dt, a,,,,,ss
IN ,rr, ,rr ~ e'' "n H. can't ,le Snyrr,h
I,. iG '',Fnf nSntchSs w"re niay.d FrcG rick y.
ratiSnSi iri51r ti,lenndr,s ltd Harold
a, Tarockmorton and Cta ,'E 8. ga ltrd\
tie latter the 0atlcnIl :" -. champion IN
'''"'N'''
~ ,.,.
fIe Ns1 1oN1 ,prec prc iScE,ot Inn oh ~ ~" notf1
Lers Of tnn Atnlstc .er'1rs trSns.rrred 70
!'ohtH,'-',c a., noi" '"I nu.. . Sni"!lS ~, ou,,
tLtrrStI In, II MI nj one ie'i to terms "'
,.,....s n.-.,,o,,s ,u a., ,,o,,-
oo'ssi SsG pa SasN Gi'G% tsa ssfss Ia New York BY
score " - to II.
-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-13

Mrs ChIHnirE Wells, Of South Bridge:
Mass, WAC weu tne qualifying round Of
iIeaca. VAS 'iminated BY Mrs. T. +. Cole.
Ore, nXipu,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-13

H,rry G. Hoffman, - this city los, the
fourteenth annual miJE' 1ter traps - sting
iournp mert az KensHs ct .r V, t. ID Idge.
OF Lexington. KY, In the sloot-Gn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-13

v-s. z, q. E, Lrkeland. NJ summlH
W. j. made e'esr s,yeep II tire a,puRi
ssarr II 80 Ape-s~hr P,n~rrnipn Club at
~ wAioerf AsteriA IN New York,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-13

Tn, winter season at New Orleans eudrd
vitil the Or SC. Mt City Handicap, wEich was
won Uy c. Buxton 8 t7H'1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-13

Providence he's sold Eddie onsio~, first
bassrnrn To Little Rock club and Pitcher
Otto Peters to Atlanta.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-13

Jcbn Toland and Charles Campbell were
tied for le ding trTors ~ g. Z"
members Of the S1anahan CatNolie Club,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-13

Johu l., Redmond was ELECTED prcsidart
~ ine RelleViie District Of the Qu1k "ity
Co1eourse Association at the annual - st-
ing.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-28
SLOvANSTl vYSTEHOVALCIv N AME.
RICE POMOEOU PRY ZAPLATTTI
STATNfDLUHY RAKOUSKA.

Lausanne, SvScarsko, 25. cervna (Opozd9na zprava)
Vcera vecer konAna bya schdze Sasckeho Ekonomicke
no Kubu ktere muvl Rakusan dr. Hertz thema: Ell
nancn posaven budouc vyhldky RakouskoU Uherska Po
suchacsvo skadalo v6tsine bankefn financnkd
Recnk Sc phldruhe hodiny SNAIL vyc pomsry barvach
nejpffznivesch ale svym ga vlay ptazenym dGvody
koho pfftomnych nepfesvedc Mez inym ku pfadu pra
ma celkem duhd pTevysujfcf obnos
$2OOOO,O000O0 mnoho- nez- tento udany obnos jsou
povnnos Rakpuska vetsi tom moudTe pomcel Penze
prove vydany byy ohromn6m mnozstv nasedkem toho
soupay naeztem pomeru ceny veskereho zbozi Jak
Rakousko ohoto duhu zbav? Oazka tato nedaa dr. Her
zov mnoho hlavy lamanf "Rakousky vedator ust tuo
tazku naramn6 ednoduchym zpisobem. Jakmie bude po
valce Ces Jhosovane Americe usazen uchop
WI stareho zvyku budou do svych domov saryh Via
stitch posa penfze jako drive kdyz vsechny ovans w
stehovalci zaslou vse vky zameska neb posla
moh svym pbuznym, pax bude pry rakouskym dluhy do
bfe
Pftomn banker ac v6tsinou n9meckeho pdvodu pry pT
techto vyvodech dir Hertze povaziv6 potfasa havami
Jisty Rakusan jenz pred nedavnem pTcestova do Svy
carska kdyz by drive stave Berlfne pravue ze mez
Vfdni Berlfnem panu veke kontrastuci nahedy kdez
to celia Widen tou miru posedn6 metropoe Nemectva
jest das veden vaky N6meckou vaecnou
kaisr sranu mir Rakousku vede csaTovna to vece
okazale, ably ejfm mromlovnem protkaisrovskem smy
slenf nebylo pochybnostf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-28
TRIANGLE NEPROP0USTf ZE
zEME vETSf cASTKY

Paffz, ~. cervna. Vlada
Trancouzske republiky uznala
"a dobre vefejne oznamiti mari
zenf jez sc stale zakonem jiz
Y mesfci dubnu a kterym nenf
dovoleno osobam bez zvlastnf-
ho drednfho doyolenf financnf-
ho ministerstva, pfi opousteni
Francie mfti pfi sobe obnos vet
81 jak 5000 ma hotovosti, Y
smenkach neb cennych papf-
Irech vGbec. Cestuifcfm u nichz
iinaIezen bude vetsf obnos bu-
dou nuceni penfze uloziti We
lfrancouzskych bankach. Novy
zakon Sc netyce kreditnfch Ii.
stin, ale kazdemu, kdo do Frar
Gle prinese penize nebude pr
odcestovanf dovoleno witt Sc.
bou vice jak 1000 franki b6z.
ne francouzske meny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-28
BYVALY RUSKY CAR POPRAVEN
BOLSEVICKOU RUDOU CARIBOU.
Y PETRoHRADE PAD4.LlD MA ULlc1cH HLADY.

Washington, 27 cervna - Stani department zdejsi
drze dnes Sokhomu zprayu ze by poslednf rusy
Mkuas Romanov zabit RAPPORT byl dorucen jako zprva
svedskych novn ale die sove jest duzno vyckat ieho
fednfho potvrzen
il Londyn 27. cervna Doso soueasn6 nekolik zprav
Re vrzeny rsky byl bolseviky zab Podobn6 poves
posednf dobou dochazey easte ale nedostavao Jim
lezteho oveen Dnesni zpravy ale vyznva ponekud urc
t ac jim nedosava podrobnesich informacf Podobn6
oznamue ze zemfel carly arevic Alexis pred neko
ka dny ze velkoknfze Michael Alexanrovic
popraveneho panovnka nastoup jeho mso jako hava
move bfske vady soucasne ze yydal slavnostn provo
zdejs list pfinasf nasledovnf depes Petrohradu
datem L. cervna Zasobovan Petrohradu nejnutn9sfm
travinam jest tax nedosatecne diva r dni
bee nedosava cheba Dnes oznamovay Tednf vyhasy ze
zavedeny budou Cd zrka da m bezchebn6 dny kdy
de ami brambor Idu jest spoko nepozfvatelnou sko
zeennou Ceny nenunejsch poravn dostouply uzasne
vyse tax BE meme zamoznym chudine ami nemluve nenf
mono neipotfebn6isf veci zakoupit
Hladem vysieni muM zeny klesajf ulcch. Lid
hledava odpadkove hromady srabe skrob navest kde
nalepeny byva pakaty Vse cenne pokud nebylo potuu
jicm yojay uoupeno neb bolsevckou vadou zabaveno,
putovao do zastavaren en aby zaopaen by kousek de
no 6erneho cheba Uspory du sfednch po
dane zmzely stare cenne rodnne pamatky prodany Oby
vatestvo, hadem zmofeno, chova poickym udaostem
1pne netecne ara ien potraviny kere dopous
krveproli TAX hladovcf zastupy zmocny zasobniho
vaku mezi Petroraden Vatkou zasoby potravn byy wy
loupeny a straze pobty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-28
ZAHADNA vRAzDA MA
VLAKU ROZLUSTENA.

Kansas City, Mo. 49, Taiem-
stvf yrazdy mlade zeny, jejfz
mrtvola, odena pouze We spod-
nj pradlo, byla nalezena minu-
le pondelf vedle trait drahy
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy,
byla zde rozlust6na. Jeif muz,
j. r. Jockson, pokladnfk spo-
leGnosti National Film Co., pfi-
znal Sc, ze il uskrtil pax W.
hodil mrtvolu 2 okna Pullmano
va vozu ma cest9 q Kansas City
do Chicago. Kdyz mu byly pre-
dlozeny ddkazy posadil Sc kid
ne X psacfmu stroll a sepsal oh
sfrn@ pfiznanf. Pravil ze k cinu
byl dohnan jednanfm sve zeny,
ktera odmftala mu slfbiti, ze
pfestane udrzovati milostne
styky jistym namornim kade
tenn We cvicebnf stanici ma Vel.
kych jezerech ze Sc 8 min
vratf domn. Manzele vsedli ms
vlak v patek vecer, kdyz JACK
son odevzdal sv&ho 3leteho sy'
ka Bustera do pece svych pff
buznych. Jackson naial knpe
d rozzuTil Sc, kdvz jeho zen'
odmftala tvrdosfine svvhov6t
jeho prosbam, jak tvrdf. Kdy'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-28
il zabil, svlekl $ nj kusy odevu

il zabil. svlekl s nj kusy od6vu
a rozhazel ie kus po kuse po-
del trait aby ztfzil ztotoznGni
mrtvoly. Ma konec vyhodil q ok
ma tez telo. Aniz by zpisobil
podezrenf, vystoupil na neibliz
81 kfizovatce. PALMYRA juno
tion. a vratil Sc jinym vlakem
do st. Louis. Ma ceste znicil
vsecko satstvo We SVEN vlast-
MIN kufrfku, iez die jeho do
m6nf mohlo vesti k ztotoznenf,
a kufffk nechal We vlaku. Ze
st. Louis pfijel sem. Po pet dni
dokud mu nebyly predlozeny
.ddkazy, sebrane policif a agen-
ty drahy, chodil do prace jake
obycejne. Skotacil Sc svym syn
KEN a Casio rozmlouval Sc svJ
mi sousedyio tom, jak pffjem.
me travf jeho zena navst9vu
Chicago. Manzele byli velmt
|vazeni travili cele vecery spc
Ilecne donna, takze sousede sou.
dill, ze zijf nanejvys sfastne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-28
NARfZENl REDITELE SPRO.
STYHO POTVRZENO.

Komise obcanske sluzby po-
tvrdila vcera rozhodnuti poll
ceiniho riditeles Sprostyho, kite
rym tento propustil straznika
Alberta. Baische. Jmenovany
m6drakabatnik Sc pred casem
pr9 vyjadril proti presidentu
.Wilsonovi a tvrdil, ze pry Mem
ci -jsou ''nejlepsimi lidmi'' ma
zemekouli. BGh jest pry s nj
mi "a Amerikani budou pry po
yalce donuceni smeknout pred
kaisrem klobouk." Ia tato slr
va by Baische zasluhoval neco
vice nez pouhe propustenl re
sluzby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-28
n - VI = =
PODEvOvANI.

Pokladame "a svoji povin-
most vysloviti dfky ct6nemu
dramatickemu sboru Tyl "a Sc
hranf Kollarova drama 1'Praz
sky lid" We prospech nasf Ce-
skoslovenske armady. Diky
vsem pracovnfkdm i darcim,
kterf jakymkoliv zpdsobem o
financnf zdar podniku Sc pfici-
nil. Dix mas platf vse1n mist
MIN ceskym casopisdm "a pod
poru naseho podniku ] vsem
navst6vnikdm divadla, kteri
svoji lcasti ucel tax vzneseny
podporili.
Ia Ceske Narodnf Sdruzenf
VYBOR.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-28
RIsIKo PkI PRAcI.

Leopoldu Zikovi. Liberty rd.
So. Snelid. foremanu v North
ern Ohio Plating Works bvla
femenem utrzena ruka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-28
lzMRzLlNA BtlDE DRAzsf.

DIE paffzenl potravnfhol adj
|ninistratora Hooyera, cd prv-
nfho cervence bude doYoleno
vyrabitelum zmrzIiny jen SO
|procent cukru. AL dcsud pou-
|zfvali 80 procent Obmezena
|vyroba zbozi zvysf jeho cenn.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-23
LARCEBOATS TO BE TAKEN
OFF CHOPTANK ROUTE
chester And Talbot Are to be TAX
ell Of This Route And Placed
Elsewhere-eeople Fror" All Parts
OF County Should Register Com
plaint.

1t is currently reported upon the
& A. Ry Co. contemplates the taking
of the steamers Dorchester and Tai
bot off of the Choptank river route,
and that the Avalon, which is now
running, and the Joppa, will be sub
stituted for them.
This would be a gross injustice to
the matter should be taken up by
every shipper and every person who
travels on the route, with Mr.. a. H.
Seth, General Manager, Baltimore,
Md. The two smaller boats cannot
possibly handle the traffic, as was
illustrated last Saturday night, when
175 passengers came down and spent
the night on a steamer which did
not have staterooms enough for one
half of them, provided that two per-
sons occupied each staterOom.
If it is the desire of the Railway
Company to work the Cambridge and
other business along the line to
Philadelphia, they are taking the
proper steps. Already the increased
cost of fare. staterooms and meals
has brought the rates to the point
where it is cheaper to go to Philadel-
phia than to Baltimore, and the with
drawal Of the larger boats and the
placing on of boats that will not ac-
conrmodate the public, will be the IL
nal step toward insuring the driving
of the business away from Baltimore
to Philadelphia. While the people
on the Eastern Shore would prefer
to deal in Baltimore, still if the Bal
timore business houses and trade
bodies are willing to have the trade
driven away, possibly the Eastern
Shore will be able to stand it.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-23
COLORED men LEAVE
FOR TRAINING CAMP

.sixty-Seyen Men Left Cambridge Yes
terday Afternoon, Enroute FOR
Camp Dix, n. J.--One Man Had
Died Since Receiving Call-Anoth-
er Could Not be Located.
With flag flying and the hand play
ing, sixty-seven selected colored men
left Cambridge yesterday afternoon
on the train, enroute for Camp Dix,
n. j., where they will go into train
ing before being sent overseas.
There were four men from the
not leave with the men yesterday.
One of these, Thomas Lake, died
/ yesterday morning at the Hospital.
from an attack of typhoid fever,with
which he had been i'll several days.
Lake had made all preparations for
/ leaving at the time he was taken ILL
Another, Thomas Arthur Cornish,
could not be located. 1t is believed
that he is sailing somewhere, and
that he did not get his notice. At
! the time of registering Cornish gave
/ two addresses, one at Taylor's Is
! land, and the other at 33 Pine ST.,
! Cambridge, stating that he was first
at one place and then the other, and
| that mail addressed to him at one
place or the other would catch him.
Two other men, John Dennis and
James Arthur Jackson, at their re-
quest, were transferred TO other
places, Dennis being transferred to
Lancaster county, Va, and Jackson
to Local Board No. 5, Baltimore.
! Five men who had been trans
! ferred here left with the men. They
were Edward D. Williams, transferr-
ed from Local Board No ., Philadel-
phia; William Tilghman, from Local
Board No. -. Baltimore; Charles
! Cornish, from Local Board No. 3, of
/ Baltimore: John and Charles Wool
! ford. transferred from Local Board
! No. 10, Baltimore.
/ Many of the men from the county
! arrived in Cambridge early yester-
! day morning, and We're addressed by
members of the Board and also had
the Insurance and Home Service
/ Work explained to them by Misses
! Mary c. Leonard and Katharine Wal
( lace. All of the men were presented
with Smileage Books by the local
/ committee of their own people, and
each man received a sweater through
! the committee, of which Miss Grace
Leonard is chairman.
/ The Cambridge men were accom-
panied to the Court House by the
I Merry Concert Band, the colored Boy
Scouts, and members of the Red
| Cross. At the Court House the Boy
Scouts were put through the manual
of arms, after which the men fell
into line and were escorted to the
train, where large crowd of people,
! both white and colored, had gathered
to wish them God speed in the work
ahead of them.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-23

FOR SALEr-House and lot, No. 125
Locust street, Cambridge. Easy terms;
" irving Mace. Cambridge. Md. 7-23-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-23
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-136 shares capital stock
of The Cambridge Amusement CO., par
value S5 per share. w. Irving Mace,
ATTORNEY, Cambridge, Md. S-15-2W.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-23
Notary Public
Mary Lee K. Dunn
Eastern Shore Trust Co.
NOTICE TO OPERATORS.

Owing to the high cost of living,
have secured an advance in price on
plain work shirts, which am willing
to share with the operators, and my
prices from now on will be the best
ever paid on this grade of work. OPP
orators wanted on all parts of work.
Select your machine now, and take
advantage of the advance in prices.
Also operators to sew at home. Work
delivered and called for.-Mrs. Elsie
McGrath.-Ady. S-17-1w
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-23
TWO Ereneh Vessels SEak.

Paris. Aug. 23- Official announce
mpnt is made that the French mail
;tcamShip Polynesian, bound from Bt-
$,,rta 10 SalOnika, was sunk by a mine
on August 10. Six passengers, eleven
Indian firemen and two sailors are
missing. The French steamship Bal
kan, on her way from France to the
island of Corsica, was torpedoed and
sunk the night of August 1916. One
hundred and two persons are known
% have been saved
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-23
100000 LABORERS NEEDED
Further CurtaiIrnent Of Nor. Essential i

May Put Them in War Work
Washington, Aug. 23.-Thara is u
shortage in war work of 700 600 III
skilled lah0rers. and the reserve Of
skilled workers is exhausted
These facts developed at a confer
ence of field agents OF the federal
employment service.
Further curtailment of non-essen-
tial production in planned TO release
men for war work
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-23

FOR RENT-119 Willis street, good
location, near Oakley Beach. VIM. II.
Ir,.o,,,,. S-o0-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-23
nneadn But Writes Home.

Lancaster, Pa, Aug 23.-Harry
.IImmel. a member of the marine
corps from this city, who was report
cd as dead in a communication from
the marine commandant to his mother
in June. is alive in a base hospital
according to a letter received by MS
rnaiher from company comrade'
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-23

FOR RENT room house, 209 Gay
St. electric lights, gas and bathroom,
in good condition. Apply to l.. X. War
rem S-19-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-23
FOR RENT

FOR SALE-Round and slab wood at
So load J. H. Waller. phone SO. 4-27-f
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-23
MONEY TO LOAN
$. Z. STEVENS
Druggist

Special attention given prescrip-
tions. Only best and purest drugs
kept in stock.
Race Street. CAMBltiDGE. MD.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-23

The vast ship industry at Hog Is
land that rose so quickly out of moth
ing at wars call suggests the mar
velous structures called into being
overnight by a touch upon Aladdin's
lamp
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-23

Sixty-Seven Men Left Cambridge YES
terday Afternoon, EnrOute For
Camp Dix, n. J.--One Man Had
Died Since Receiving Call-Anoth-
er Could Not be Located.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-23
Austrian Losses Heavy.

London, Aug 23.-Austrian losses
on the British front in Italy between
June Is and August 15 were 10000,
according to advices received. British
casualties in the same period totaled
25OO. It is said.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-23

FOR RENT-4-room fat in People
Bank Building, present occupied by c.
e. Finley, with all modern conVen1en-
to w. H. Spedden, Cashier. 7-22-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-23
oin u. S. Forces In Siberia.

Washington, Aug. 23.-The thirty
first regiment of United States regu-
lars has arrived at Vladivostok from
Manila. Secretary Baker announced
this
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-17

VINO vote Tor Their Satisfaction.
we vouch for the perfection of their workman
ship, the excellent quality of their materials and
their durability and serviceability We gauran-
tee satisfaction, and are ready at any time to re-
deem our pledge.
Just because these Overcoats are better than
most, we have not priced them exorbitantly. We
nave marked them at fair prices, and you will
agree that the values unusually good.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-17
Mems Knit Underwear Make
Useful Xmas Presents

Mems l. ,ht Weight Wool Shirts and Drawers
.Sl.5O Each
Mems Feeced Lined Heavy Weight Shirts and
Drawers .S1.25 Each
Mems Meavy Weight Lambs Wool Fleeced Shirts
and Drawers S1.75 and $3.50 Each
Mems Heavy Weight Cotton Ribbed Shirts and
Mems Union Suits in Cotton or Wool. Priced
$500, $2.25, 81 so and $3.50
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-17

YULETIDE.
When you can make so many glad
hands at such little cost as the fol-
lowing list displays, why not do IL
today couple OF times?
Mems Tan Kid Gloves 81 30 To
S2.75.
Mems Grey Suede Gloves S1.5O to
$500.
Mems Tan Mocha Gloves S1.5O to
$500.
Mems Grey, White and Black KID
Gloves. with self and contrasting en-
broidery backs $3.50 to $3.50.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-17
MEMS SHIRTINGS FOR

With the revival of the
housew:fely suits, there
has come the custom of
making mems shirts for
holiday gifts. Hence,
we are selling now al
most as great a yardage
of mems shirtings as we
do in the height of sea-
son. Complete assort-
ments of Madras, Per-
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Evening journal., 1918-04-27
KITCHENER IS IN U. s.!
Honest Ise Is--But Of Course IT'S o DIFF
fercnt Lord Kitchener.
~ HARRY b. Hunt

special Stan Dispatch.
WASHINGTON. April % The fresh
o~i thrill Washington has experienced
in months came q few days ago when
word flashed around tls ciiy.
Lord Kitchener is 10 town
The gumor spread from mouth %
mouth as with seven leaeue boots Cor
respondents covering ihe state War and
Navy Department. We're lr3niicaily
querled ly their offices.
The old story that Kitchener Of
kharioum had not met his death go sea
In June, 1916. but that he had silently
disappeared on some mysterious secret
mission, was recalled.
Correspondents hurried Go the 0mce
0f the secretary of war. and asked
bfsathlessly:
"Is it true that Lord Kitchener is Ia
Washington
Nes." they were told "He called here
This morning with Lord Reading che
British ambassador. ami General
Rcidges. Lord Kitchener and General
Eridses arrived in this country yesier-
day"
some correspondents started 90 ruch
for telephones 20 flash the news on their
wires. One. however, hesitaiel long
enough 90 exciaim
"Then Kitchener wasn't lost at all r'
"Wait a minute. wait a minute. "
called the assistant 90 whom they had
been talkinE<
"Ths Lord Kitchener isn't Kitchener
l OF Khartoum It's his broiher who
succeeded GO this title when the original
kitchener was lost"
And so another great story was BILLED
The second Lord Kitchener, who
comes % America on a special mission
for The British War O0lce. before sue.
. ceeding o. the title 0f his elder brother
was Henry Elliott Chevaliler Kitchener
Like the original Lord Kitchener. hi:
career has been in ihe army Ie served
for many years Boz Burma and was later
deputy assistant adjulant general OF
Jamaica. More recently he has been 3
colonel. commanding the western diyis.
ion depois until his assignment fer spe
cial duty in ihe United states.