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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-05
Autos. MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES.

STUDEBARER CORP. OF AMERICA
1151-tf
RADlA TORS
have your radissCr repaired by experts
r Siis.' AUTO G EAbiaT6R
401 Lincoln way E home Phone 2911.
at the Grand Trunk crossing
FOR SALE-7-passenger Studebaker A
bargain. Mrs. Kenneth = Beers. 145
Mishawaka Az. 0l2O-J
FOR sALE-Automobile. 1915 Maxwell.
Almost new. owner gone 20 war. Bell
i526 5l2e-6
WANTED TO BUY-loo second hand
automobiles. Bell phone COZ. Auto
- Ff'' 1851 If
FOR SALE-One Krit, electric starter: l
Flanders, 1 Maxwell $1,000; l Haynes
z passenger, new. Nikart Auto Sales.
4010-tf
GARAGE FOR RENT.
FOR RENT--Garage. at 322 w. Madi-
son ST 1885
FOR RENT-Garage at 1912 5 Michi-
gu >.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR sALE-Hay Can Home phone
4427. 5l3l-6
FOR sALE-Coon. skunk, rabbit and
hound puppies Bell phone 9922
olII-IL
FOR SALE-Early and late cabbage and
tomato plants. D. per dOz., 3Jc per
hundred. 26l4 :. Main. ollO-s
FOR SALE-A fine lot Of tomato and
cabbage plants Bell 1908. 1928
FOR sALE-Two second hand pianos.
cheap payments II desired. Mrs Amos
Palmer. 322 w Madison. 490l-J
FOR SALE
WOODWORKING MACHINERY IN
GOOD CONDITION.
One f. inch 2-drum sander, one 10 1ncn
sticker one "A inch pony planer, Que 20
inch heavy pIaner, one Il inch Jolnter,
one turning lathe, one jig saw, one 80
inch band saw, three rlf saws Wood
tables one cut of saw slide table All
machines counter shafting saws ana
knives. Four 3 inch 10 n. line shaft
ing and hangers, one lo-lb inch ~ IL;
line Skating and hangers, one ID 10
inch II II line shafting and hangers.
Betting. pulleys, clamps, etc. Smogor
Lumber Co, Division and Laurel SITS.
4SO4-t
FOR SALE Two-CHAIR BARBER
SHOP. ADDRESS BOX 125. CUL-
YER. IND. 4703-6
FOR SALE-An kinds of plants. by Au-
gust Prast 2lO4 Lincoln way W. Bell
35l2 4544-June 20
WALL PAPER AT FACTORY PRICES.
Latest designs at half price. Buy now
for spring Our $500 paint at x22o per
gallon. Beautiful calendars free with ev-
cry purchase. Chicago Wall Paper Co.
104 w Division St Open evenings:
Home 5S93 SSoS-u
FOR SALE--Or will exchange for Lib
erty Bonds % new White sewing ma
chimes. As machines are continually ad-
vancing In price AID the supply is limit
ed. would advise that you take advant-
age Of this at once. Haverstock, zig SO
Main St S69-u
FOR SALE--WheeIer & Wilson sewing
machine for SIS; the head and attach
Inents OF this machine are in good con-
dition but the drop head case Is not /;
it's bargain; a cabinet wilcox a Glbos
automatic machine at $3.50. this ma
chine is in perfect condition. Hayerstock
the White" man. 219 5. Main st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-05

FOR SALE-On Leer 81, ! block from
south side ear line a room house
partly modern for 1890 room
house modern except furnace for 81
200 all ST imp. paid. A cosy six room
house water. gas and sewer for S1.7J0.
S10O down and easy monthly payments.
Buy OF owner. Del c. Leer. II. Z. 1926:
Bell $3.50 1881 n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-05

FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms,
suite OF rooms. modern Conven
fences. also one large front room Tor
light housekeeping. No children. APP
PLY IA = Lafayette. jli9-I
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR BENT-Light housekeeping rooms.
modern: no children. J02 Pennsyl-
vlnia av. 49SO-lu
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-05
FARM LANDS.

FOR SALE-Eight acres with four
room house: about acres of barley
and one OF potatoes four acres OF corn
buyer can have y OF the crops The
price as IL is. 1900. 500 cash and the
balance land contract. per cent interest
Also have > acres with one acre of bar
ley and acres Of corn, price $500. 500
cash and the balance land contract. I
per cent interest These tracts lay o.
miles northeast Of the city on good road
II interested call Home G697 Res
Home 1856. 5145-tf
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT

WANTED-TwO suites Of light house
keeping rooms all modern. private
entrance. Bell J46O JlO2-J
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-05

potato BUGS
Potato Bug Finish" for bugs Hydrat-
ed lime. Land plaster Suples Hide
brand company. Al r. COlfax av
JL36-14
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-05

FOR RENT-SIodern light housekeep-
Ing rooms 10 suites OF two: everything
furnished. Bell 364l. 315 W LaSalle
4923-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-05
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

NvANTED-Giri for general housework.
1910 Prairie av 1851
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-05

WANTED-GOod wooden weaverS princi-
pally on blankets and cloth urgently
needed for the new draft. Apply Super
intendent. 21S r. Lasalle av. 415J-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-05

FOR SALE-Cut over lot IN Woodland
Heights addition least OF Notre
Dance. Size SOx145. facing east Very
fertile soil. Nonresident owner, and
Will sell for $50 on cash Or payments
Cali Home III or 6696 or Bell III.
4S73-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-05

WANTED Maid for general homework.
good wages Call Bell foJl 1927
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27
IN NUENO HOSPITAL.

Sc recibicron ayar ~ 81 Campo
Travis las ordcnes ce<reci:ras Yroc@,
denies tie Ia &utoridad correspondent,
tc para qttc Sc proceda !nmediatamen,
te = la construction de III ucv Hos.
p;ta. ea 81 rcferido Campo.
Este l~levara cl nCmbrc dc Hospital
ordeneS. So p~roccGeri { formar NM
De la Unidad 80 Y cstara tornado
cicntoS soIdados del cuerpo medico
asi como por q nUmero recesa"io dc
en~ferrieras.
Tambien. De aclerdo con las mismai
6rdeneS. Sc ~procedcra a ofrmar lnn2e,
diatamente la Ambulancia y de
Campo. Ia cual eStara bajo las orde'
nes del Captain Joseph A. Gates
Siendo e. deber De dicha ambulan:ia
transporter los enfermos del Camit
al hospital Y aJender Il todo 10 ouc
sea c~onccrnierte con Ell ramo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27
uiniendo obreros de
Mexico en- grandes
cantidades

LAREDO. Texas, Oct. 26.-En los
t-encs cue nan llegado q ia ciudad
de Nuevo Laredo. Tamaulipas. proce-
denies del centric de la Republica. los
primeros despues de Ia reaDerrura
{! traffic.. interrumpidc por a!gunos
dias han llegaGo a Ia m~encionada po-
h!aci6n mcxicana algunos centenares
de trabaiadores meXicanos.
Muchos de ellos, Que tralan su DO
concentration al corrientc. han pasado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27
IN FRANCA CONVALESCENCiA,

Il senur Manuel Trevino Flores.
que durantc iieH dias permaneci0 pos
trado on cana. victina de la ~!nf!Cen-
~ cspaHola Que Sc lie recrudecIo hasta
q extreme de derlsrarseie pulmonia
ahandon6 aver 81 lecho va re!atlra-
ncric repucs-o y en- un per.oio de
franco ; Satisfactoria convalescencla.
H senior TreviHo Flores. ccmpa-
;rio;a cxpat1iado que diSfruta en- cs-
IA ciudad Y a!guDas otraS de "a from
terra de justas y marcadaS simpatias.
recibio e. su domic!lio, durarte ~
Go'euc:a. Ia vista de nume,osos ami
Cos que vivamente Sc interesaron por
su saluG. ACCOMPLISHMENTS la enter
meCad paSo sin c~onsccuencias mayo
res. = cl scan- Trevino Flores Sc ha-
La va fuera De toda complication.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27

.;arga-::a: Ave Haria! :Que hiss -sta-
!, hacienda ire e has rrc-:o tan To1,Ea
Estas defcoaoc:oa.
Dohre: He c~taSo tomnndo U-N-O-Ly
n arracntnco IS hsr2s cH peso desce IA ~
tina ve7 n1e nos Ei,n1>. tn dcbserai hncer
10 .sis-c.
Todo 10 cue used necss.ta h=csr para au-
rentar en- rarrcs cs ton1ar Ina psF7'iiita- ne
T-S-O-L -ua.f-n N~.cs nj dIG. y rS-cs" una
w. por ccIsEa para qac n":' au1r"rt" C.
Is:so.
Ccnt,7" -cs dc PERSONS cs.!;aas haa az
n%ltlao 81 peso :onaG,to I-t-CJ" 81 me-
-c- RECOMMENDATION - 81" t"GcS !cS iic !"
mar rsaiu il -c-cmie=ian a 20 dc77as
mo-. aG-.Iuccc Ia sznfrS. ,oTia!eec "'
pr-.ios y po:e !os Grcsncs lie In digestion
ca an 5urn c5Gzfr sac foe alr-1ertcs - N'-
nisn con flciEGad = r. c"7E'ereH on c!'ne
aciC.lables. oil ~ E, ,r GcSa'rJsocs ~! SIS,
Ic=,a sin Gige.ir- SIS rcs:!ta3nS son ncTaia-
ncTIicA. U-E-C-G c; 81 renc!io plss e'%~'
Gl.. 80 la ic5. ::Di"-t" Para aGG":r:r t=.itz.
C-E-O-L. Sc vcndr hajo -arant'a Gic "toT,'
PAL. z -aia fra,c". :" 'e devoivsrt > O.
zero Ct U-E-O-L dc:a de i.r bu"nos -ssuAa-
dos. P-.oo. st.to o-o americana =! fF-;co.
QUO conGeHe para iocc d1as'
De- rsnta ct L.; hoicoS.
P-reb= gratis ri r>ciSn dc - cr7?'nS en-
segos 6 Plata. Envieio nor rnislno. -
TIE U-E-O-L COMPANY.
900 Alderman Bldg 2inshar';o". =. I. ,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27
IN AUTONONIL QUE MOLESTA

Los v~ecinos que vivea en- la caIl'
L>0na. entire las de Monterrey Y Ma
tamoros. Sc Guciaron aver a las of;
de po!icia de que q INA de la,
caSa> cercanaS Giariamente llega III
au;om6vi! que. tanto por has mana1a,
como pOr las nOrheS hace fuertes rui'
dos que moIesran al vecindario. al,
vir'iendo que en- aquella cuadra M!
actualmente vari0s entermos. u
pClicia TONIC cartas en- el aSunto : q.
vitara QUE estas molestias no sc pro,
iongucn por mas tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27
NCCIDENTE \ IN CAIRO FL
NEBRE.

En- Ia esGuna de las GALES De
Water y Concrete chocaron antes 1e
aver una carroza funebre de una dc
las agencias PARTICIPATES de la en-
dad Y IN automGvil tripulado por
Chais Clark. Ninguno de los dos
,haufferes result6 danado en- e! 2c-
cidente Y los varros sufrieron muy le-
res desperfectos. pero de IoHas name
q Ia roIicja aprehendi0 a los que
cniaban amboS caroS Gandolcs dcs-
r.uca iiDcrtad bajo fianza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27
AGRADECIMIENTO

e. ST.. Jose Cardcnas Y 81 eSposa
IA Sra. Francisco Vi. de Carderas, pa
dres del soldado del nismo aDellido.
que muri0 recieTtemerte prestando
sus zeryicioS en- ia l65 BriCada De De-
p0Sito de! Campo Travis. por nues,ro
conducIo quieren demostrar SIS agra
dacimientos a las enfermeras de IL
Sccci6n r. Ward ). del Hospital del
moneionado Campo: q Ia Compan!a
1853 de DepuSito y u tocos los amigo
de Enriquc. por 81 interes que Sc to-
mar0E dprante toio Fl TEMPO que :!
aiio estuyo "nfermo ' por las mani
fe<taciones de ~condote"c;& que de-
n~oStraron iesrujs de ST. muert".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27
M~ATR:MONiC EN- LAREDO

Dias paSaGoS contra!ercn raatr!mo-
Mo en- Ia vccina ciuoad de Laredo,
Texas. "a scno!ita GeHoveva CARR
do : el scnor Carlos BIsti!!os. bien
c~onocidos Y aprcciadoS en- aqucl!a &c
calidad.
La fiesta nupcial tuVo lugar en- Ia
casa de IA aov;a. a Ia Que ]concurr;e-
ron muchas amigos dc amAos contra
ycTteS.
La nueva 2alcia rec!bi5 muchas fe-
iicitaciones : IN gran numero De in
teresantes regalos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27
Sc E.S(APAkON TRES ESTl.
DIANFES MILiTARES.

La poiicia busca activamente a tres
i~oveneS dc diaciseis amos d" cdad que
Sc escaparon ell dia de aver de una de
las Academies miiitareS del Estado
de Texas ' que. Sc sak@. vestldos con
los traieS del Colegio Sc vinleron 4
est. ciudsG.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27

Jesus Eo,ei.o. icS Durar.o.
carmen Davis &c Rodriguez. HosD';a!
;.a:: it"'R.
.Eus;.n Es-i,yL is 49, Eonao.
ga. .Sr>n. 10: q. Co.inIa.
IIaa Up. 40 sc.nor'.
;aa:v, R..ae--,ra. sos N-rva.
Irmac.p Mc,a, IG! Monterrey.
r,4nas Vz,G". .!it sherman.
E.,..nia g-n.. T~rin.iad : IS,c'Iow.
s..-ia Or,.,. 81 Elem.
gocc;a MARITIME. =" Durango
Conception Eor;ou. III" E"rac:l:z.
E.s.roau LOPEZ. IL R.v"s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27
l'alta dc trabajo : de saran.iss.

F'alta dc trabajo : de asrar.isS.
Les mencionados tr~abaiadoreS, les
cualeS en- 81 mayoria. vlancn en- pc
simas condolences pecuTiarias. decl2-
ran que ~abanGonan nuestro pals debi-
do a Que ell 81 les faltan dos cosas
eScnciales: jrabajos Y ~garantias.
CAST todoS eIlos vienen de los ESta-
dos de Querdtaro. Guanaiuato, Nj
chcacan. Jaiisco, Mexico y Pucbla.
Dicen Que los trabajoS agricolas sc
han reducido a ~pequenisima parte.
debido 9 que los rebeldes aparecen
con ~frccuencia en- haciendas Y ranches
y Sc lIcvan TODD 10 que en- elloS en-
cuentran y a que las tropas del 90
bicrno 10 pueden da-les g~arantias 4
los labradores.
En- cuanto a las fabricas. la faita
Re mater;as primaS ma heeho que
muchas Ge elias par2licen 0 reduzcan
sus trabojos. GcSocuPando d gran
nUmcro de opcrariOs.
Ademas. la c~arestia de la vida e.
tai. que los salaries Que ALA Sc pa
gan. no 0astan Il los obreros nj aun
para nal vivir, por 10 que, al sabcr
que en- Estados Unidos hay gran 50
iicitaci0n de trabajadorez. no vaciian
en- hacer Ell viaie al nOrtc, u a cos
"a de los mayores SACRIFICES.
:Algrmos de eStoS tr~ab2jadC~cs.
women va contrarados para d!EcrSas
industries 0 campos de agriculture
lie este pals Y los que no eStan en-
este case. encucnt-an nu:en los soil
cite apcnss pasaH 4 te-Citorio ameri-
can0.
Muchos nan saIidc va para los tre-
GA Jos e las Was ferreas en- el nortc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27

Todos los cue tienen el hiSado .una:onanGo
con irracu.ariGad. . intestiro~ TcSorce7afos
'i"ne7 iIcruentas canS'rI1s. Ia ,csta'Io7 -
-,-,,i-fa ra-a CONTRACT Intermediates. MUGS Il
are est.l leno tic r:rmcnns. dano>os. ~ m"-
co. p-a.cnG'-c &C. q Dc nnn"r AZ 5iEafo On
bucr-S condolences Y los ir5eShnos linDIrs.
Pa-a ioGrar este - 3! remedin
ndtcseo. De vcnta pu- IA Sotica San Pedro.
80 .rt,r;o 10, ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27

MiIitltud de peFSGlAS Tic Hannah
brujo, por IA simple razoa &c que 90
c0mprerdCn mis- sim pies, pero eI.cti.
vos metodoS de curar a distancla 81
Ell usn de mediciRaS. 0tros Glcen cue
soy uno dc tantGS cnarlatanes Gue
sur:ae ell c~onunehte: r2fo n!nguna
dc esfaS perSGEas tlsneI n legal :
iastltlcada razOa: tsrSu en- nj! pose
SION :IinumeTabteS testimonies dc pa
c!cntes agracGcidus. personals cu1se.-
vativas y hunraGas, que estaE prom
dnfante de autorIGatts completeness,
las para der n declaracI0r iurada
1SeEurando que las peIsoia: q4e 81
gan NUS :iIstTuccleneS : ccr&J0s dc
Intermediates, psro anuse5vsr 81 sa-
lui desptHs Dc adYEtrida, rS;as per-
s0nas SCH Residences De Est4-ias Lri-
dGs : hc-icc i, VeGin0s de alsunn-
dc IDS, pregLotslss dircctanenl1 no
hay que aUesItgaS G0n Evertca- +:
atbel sc enc por Su fruto, va cRIo
reran que no soC b-oIo nj me- ayroa
G: diahic; aurlua t.ato enfeTnsdades
de- tgGa n~atura:eZl. Nj trabaio Sc "a
81 en- princip;1s iogicoS ' naurales Y
!. T:;ocaf:a de .ivir Ell los csnocinisa-
tes que tngano5 de n1estra actual
ey~istcacia Y 81 pcO3OSic- III mas
gcande deseo es ayudar d lqueltes
que quieran ser a~yudadOs ' seSvir a
Dies. No Sc iciea rngaGar; 70 pa
eueG su dinera a ptfsGaas sin esoTi-
pcl|. que Observation-Disclosures pss&s1den
9e- =! Pr.fesor Il. {. MARITIME ee Los
Angeles, California. 10 es;sy esu-
decide Ell &Sta y ou2ndo >alga 70
hare ssber 2! publico 81 mis aluneios.
Prof. Nj. {. MARTINEZ.
Poderosn Sansdor.
1885, 6. Spring Street
Los 4EEeles. California.
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AviS0 INTERSTATE

Cor. rp.ei" De :ct>>ius.r nEcS-"E '+.rT"S >.s'
Una, .s-:a-s sir dolor hcr:os c"nEsEf&y r"
- a'rr H-cc.c~ -~pecIa!es = tNios n'i"strHs ira
g., -, 4.ran:r H. prGT:Gaos QEIoc" GA
NzW SlSTEai PAINLESS Dentists
Sos: 3. Hcustor =.
Alto, del Manhattan Rt-taurant' -A1'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27

va a esta ciudad y son pcc0s los cue
csperan que Sus pasaportcs sean adj
mitidos, para trasladarse tainbien 4
este pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27
Il CLAFE DE- ShLGS

Millares de pers3nas de amhos aexc
declar2n cue Ia ele':triciGad los ha Salv3G
ruando habian peTEido toda eSpsr2nza. Gu
sndo Sc pad@ce de debi'idad nerviosa. age
tamiento, neurastnnia, talta de fuerza, C
Amino V de vigo'. reumatismc. iumhaG'
insomnia. enfe-n cedades de los -inope:
del higadO y la vejiga. abuses scxuale
del nomb-e v de:srreglos menSuaies de i
mujer- n hay nada Cue sea tar etca
como = cin,urJn el6ctriCO. No pierG'
su '.ernpo y diEerO fernando estimuiante
que nunca curan. lO que SD ccerp
neces!ta IS nuev5 fuerza y viocr par
que los nervicG = 0rEanos Si;aies vue.
van 4 su estado normal. Use ell cirtu
ron elactrico mientras duerm-. SUI po6s
rosa Influenza curative hara deSaparncs
rSpiGame.te Su d~ecaimieEto = dolore3
sc;ivara 81 circulation. vigori7ara ei -.
sienna : ie traera nueva 9ida.
s!DA uN CENTURION piREcTAMEN7s
y no pague A los institutes medicos i3i
precios tan altos cue exigen por .stol
rnismos cintUroneS. FL Cinturon No. !
vale $500 orc y el Nc. 2 vale $40 orc
"a que pagan mas?
LOS MANOAMoS = T7uEss
81 I'd. cUiere pri-aero protar SUI Ell
caCia. escoja 81 Cintur6n ute mas Il
aErade. V renlltancs Giro Ostal por v
r7ltad de 81 pTeo!e como prieha a:
buena n. : IL cnviaremos ri Cintur6i
81 al cabp de IN mes estA Satisfecha
nos remitira 81 resto de su valor. Est:
ofeTta es Ia moj0T gaTant;a de sus rnsrf
COS : dc nuestra sinceridad. AprorecH
Is o~Dc-tunidad y escrfbenos en- seGui12
ScEir sigoe:
go 800
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NO HABRA DIEICULTAD EN- ADJ
I..I:IH CARNES y SALID
81 T0Ma I'd.

Z! Ga. c2s-":o C:e.:.::co cn les Ee'ree:o'
.,1y- =39::ir:- CGrns.
Ci4L0rNR HOHBRE . .assE2 pIEDH
DESAEROLLo MUSCULAR:
va no necsaitn USED es:a- de!Gsco Q ha-
r.,,bo. U-N-O-L. {! E-c"9 ReInedio Sutr'-
H., nara adquirir Ca-ae.. p: ~%y-cs:a 4 Set-
;sac:e-.e : pores. re.iizo. lea ccs;fTo.a-
q. ; ":Eo-oso. t-%-o-L =" :e;eS a'-- a
Ie X . 20 .t-s- CO cares G::G2s } TAG
rs p a,u-!rae yc-sr2-. dc!S.Ias. COMO sc Ee5n
- To- c.tr:sn:n, qcn ~a-osr2aa1 : c.da
ffIscc.
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80 80 D Z = Is 80 T. ! aN 80 e 3

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49, or SUBSCRIPTION:
Izised S:a:e.. Csl.ia. MiS:cc. EuhS. "i:3
70 R.cU. FaLztea. aNd 4s Philippine
Ia:aaos:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-17

ssHn. t,sssin"s ,sssSs.a dSs oSs.; Tsrst
~. Fred =, Hammer, Rosedsic.. Kan.
sT2SSr R2S%.N w. KSoS Ksg5 MSSs, Mount Erie NJ 5chP
Knspp' Davenport. WASH Hubert T"s Krein.
ss. JS..gS ST: ansss! @ ks% %'fiJs York sS si;S
clay City. Ind Earl MciiD. chisaso. III,
AiSse fS% ithaca N SeeY AqsSre ElsS 8 Moa FFsRs FsT
mont " Va Albert W Moore Msdl,.on.
w oeS eSi.,dpSer s Moos SST,h KSnssnG ShS
/ oliver. Dessliema nds, Ia; George r.. Par.
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In Hands Of Enemy
PRIvATES--williem p. stevens. Rose
willie. Ga; Wallace W. Hendrick. Nashville.
Missing In Action
pRIvATE--Edward c. Bass, Montello.
Killed In Action previously Reported Sc
yereiy WoundedD
PRIVATE - Donald Thompson. Maple
In Hands OF Enemy. Previously Renorted
Killed
.pR1vATE--Dalph T. Wright. Hlbbetts.
Returned TO Duty previously Reported
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-17
SHIPMENTS |
MERCHANT YARD AIMS
TO REDUCE ACCIDENTS
Already They Are Few and
Most of Them Are
Trihing

To make the Merchant Shlpyard at
Hartman, the safest yard TO work In
on the Delaware River is the aim of n
movement Just started there. Accidents
are naturally little more frequent at
such places under the present stress OF
shlpbuilding. but the number OF them
at the various yards has been greatly
exaggerated. and many men have been
AFRAID to take employment around ship.
German propaganda Is charged with
the spread Of the fake about the num-
per OF shipyard accidents. Take the
merchant yard as an example Last
nohth me total number OF accidents
IN this big plant was only about sixty.
and OF these only abou, a dozen kent the
unfortunates of the job for as much
as week or So
Through the cooperation OF the fore
men and officials the Victims OF accidents
there receive extraordinary attention, so
that as rule recovery Is speedy and
thorough.
When these men return to their work
tho utmost consideration Is shown
them They are given lighter work to
do until their strength Is rcgalned. The
Emergency Fleet Corporation started an
insurance for the benefit Of men hurt
In accidents at this yard and this has
kept their financial losses down to n
minimum, Medical services are free to
them and besides they get all the bcne-
fits of the workmcn's compensation law
to which they are entitled.
Tho Merchant safety department is
forever on the guard against accidents
of any kind, and It Is this service that
IL depended upon TO keep the number
OF accidents down TO the lowest pos
sible point. To large extent the
workmen themselves cooperate with the
safety department so that officials sec
no reason why the yarn should have
received any credence whatever. At any
rate, the company In confident that they
can make their plant the safest place
to work among the shipyards.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-17
QUARTERMEN DISAPPOINTED
Cramp Outfit Won't Quit. But
Would Fight Macy Board

II the CrRmp shipyard still had it's
squared circle. probably the quartermen
In the rivetlng department would in
Nite the members of the Macy board all
the way from Washington to put on
the gloves with them for few rounds
TO settle that wage question.
These foremen of drillers. reamers.
riNeters. etc. have been waiting since
board which fixes the shipworkcrs' wage
schedule. They got one only day
or two ago. but It was not the one
they had been expecting.
More patience" was about what the
board asked. These quartermen. one
OF the most loyal lots of shipworkers
IN the country, show no temper at all
They wouldn't strike or even consider
such proposition, but they think the
Macy, board has kent them waiting
Tor their raise a little too long
Corresponding mechanics in ali other
shlpyards, they say. were granted the
Increase last June. and they are AT a
loss TO understand why the boards
promise to include them in the increase
has not, been kept. The company has
nothing to do with the matter It is
entirely up to the Government board
But the difference in the wage scale
has made no difference whatever in the
production OF ships. as witness the fact
that the Cramp yard has launched
Twenty-Five ships since January 1, and
that. they declare, beats the world.
JIM MtHER. DEPUTY CHIEF Of the
,h'stor shtpNard police force. now knows
wher" all his chickens and pigeons havc been
going. black eat. the only other party to
the s.crct. has paid the extreme penalty II
was Mahers own Tom" and that's what
hurts him. Perhaps II he had recognized his
own pet the punishment might have been
initiated. In . dark room all black cats
are alike. Mahcr had missed many poultry
specimens, not to mention a great many
pigeons. and finally he came Unexpectedly
upon the destroyer rcdha nded. This oc-
currcd In Maher's home. AT Oakvicw The
room was already dRrkencd. but Maher could
toll that u was cat. lie never thought hiH
own would DO thing like that He went
Tor the handiest weapon, IA stout club, and
then for the slayer of his fcathercd pets He
had closed all exits and with him roa ring
around the room with his club swinging
wildly and viCipus,y. the cat sprans for the
ceiling, but couldn't shold on there Then IL
hung Itself against doors and windows solid
walls and all In Its efforts to dodge the
STICK. After doing probably several miles
around and around the room with all his
might Maher landed telling blow that
brouuht the cat down, This one HEX proved
the fatal und0ing OF this feline offender
and after the battle was all over the deputy
police chief was sorry for what he had
done In his anger and particularly sorry TO
nnd the victim to be his own biackcst
Tom