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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25
100000 FOR BOCHE HELMET

New York. April 25.--J. p. Morgan's
German spiked helmet, trophy Of the
second battle of Ypres, which he obtained
by purchasing $4,000 worth Of Liberty
Loan bonds at loan rally here, was
auctioned off again yesterday, Mr.. Nor
gan having returned it for this pur-
pose. This time it sold for 500, 900,
Peter Doelger, brewer. buying that
amount of Liberty Bonds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25
Moose Home Is Dedicated

Hordentown, y. j.. April 25-Thc
nome Of the Loyal Order of Moose, No.
go, of Bordentuwn, was dedicated here
last night The services were by Deputy
supreme Dictator Thomas y Bye. of
Elizabeth, assisted by District Super
visor W. j. Bcnnet. !. Fitzpatrick, Of
Newark, and W. NJ. Mahan, Of Trenton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25
SEIZE HOARDED FLOUR
Wilkes-Barre Food Chief Confiscates
2S00 Pounds

wHkes-Barre. April 25.--Hoarding OF
twenty-eight sacks of wheat -four each
containing 100 pounds, is charged
against Frank L. Morello, of PringlC
Hill, who was summoned before County
Food Administrator Washburn. Will
Morello appeared Sinbad Fanti, the
dealer who is accused Of selling the
-four
Reports Of neighbors led to discovery
of the food, and an investigation of the
cards filed in the administrators office
showed no report Of the sale or pur-
chase had been made. The flour will
be confscated and distributed to retail
dealers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25
Umbrella Makers Organize

Lancaster, Pa. April 25.-Represent-
atlyes Of the United Umbrella Handle
and Stlck Makers Union are here tods v
organizing the 200 workers OF this city,
WIN view toward better wages, better
WORKING conditions, shorter hours and
uaie and half for overtime IL IL
Understood that u miIumum Muge OF sIk
4 week Will be demanded,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25
GIVEN LOYALTY BATH

New Brunswick. y. j.. April 25.-
samuel Harry choyenson, Of Millville,
-tnrred and feathered" by fellow
Ifodents In place Of tar a gallon OF
oId New England mOlasses was poured
|.nr ne Young uau and he WAS then
IIInkled Win the ftuHinss" OF two
|.|0Na from a noErby room.
|fNI LIrlnNelon Barbour, a "four-
|.N|o mar. called upon every student
.|||. |I|I1 Liberty Loan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25
Rerenue chief After TakabIes

Inneaster, Pa. April 2b.-The cam
naien against income tax dodgers
rtepfed a fortnight ago by Collector Ben
-. - .'a, accal leratcd today when John
:, Nnrnlr. chief of f.reyenue aGonts, ar
.l4<f from Wa9hiuEton "a ipAe personal
.10fet ol lhf clcan-pr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25
Made Flying Lieutenant

Word has just been received at var
ward College of the promotion OF 1hs
S. Cadbury, of the class OF lslV, TSrnsi
rank of first lieutenant In the ar vssnse' s..
service of the American army III Ppichard
CadburS' of the Provldent Life sss Sss
Trust Company of PhiladelphiSS;. VIM has
been abroad for some months, ~ N
spend six months with Unit Ntch NJ sery.
the American Ambulance. IN WI ki,5sion
ice he saw much fighting ~ II,nS,,;ne IiIS hli
ambulance service young Gadous sronI
tered an aviation school in trahtesi; tratss;on
which he has received his eommlssll2!ss::.-;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25

In actual values, therefore, as well
as in nominal values, there Is a remark.
able balance in favor Of the country
Except in the year 1911 the balance has
been favorable every year since 1894,
but it is only since about the beginning
OF the century that the margin has been
of considerable size.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25
"Our DaddIes over There''

Another feature will be a troop OF
little boys and girls With. fathers In
France. They viii march NEAR the van
OF the parade surrounded by boy and
girl scouts. They win cTrya.a banner
with the inscription;
'.Our daddies are over there. Buy
bond and help bring them hack - uar
Close behind this Juvenile brigade the
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05

sen soIeniniie j fsf1nalnie7oslFIad
eye wzgledem rzadu stan6W
Zjednoczonym sWa chez pooki Woj
ma trWac bedzie.
a. PraktykoWac Y ich osobis--
tych spraWach gospodarczosci j
ekonomm.
B. Powsciagac sic cd wydatko-
wosci ktorenie So s1usznie potrze
|bne do ich zdrowia dobrobytu.
C.: Oszczedzac 1 lokoWac intra-
ty z ich oszczednosci " gospodar
cze znaczki j Wojenne oszczedno-
ssciOWe znaczki j
D: Zawiadamiac j znieWalac
ich przyjaciol, sasiad6W sprzy--
mierzenc6w do praktycznej Cos
podarczosci, oszczednosci j ekono-
mil j do kupoWania takich znacz-
.k6w i W ten sposob do pisania Ii
sly honoroWego narodu tych kt6
rzy So lojalni i patryotyczni do
czytania. ola przyszlej generacyi.
Niniejszem odzywam sic do
wszystkich kobiecych klubow j
organizacyi do wszystkich robot
niczych uni bractw kolejowyeh
i innych organizacyi robotniczych
wzywam wszystkie uniwersytety ]
kolegia, wszystkie publiczne, pry
watne, p~arafialne i mianowane
szkoly i kol6gia, wszystkie kos
cioly, gospody dobroezynne j bra
terskie organizacye, wszystkie sta
move, powiatowe i miejskie urze-
.dy departamenty ognia, departa-
menty policyjne j szpitale, wszy-
skie Y. M. G.. A. i Y. W. G.. A.
Chrzescianskie zabiegliwe stowa--
--T Pcs. &
rzyszenia, organizacye skaut6w,
wszystkie domy handlowe, silly O.
fisowe, budynki ofisowe, mlyny,
fabryki, kluby .handlowe, hotele
Ii domy departamentowe i wszyst
kie tym podobine = pojedyncze
organizacye do formowania po-
miedzy SODA jednego albo wiecej
wojennych stowarzyszen oszczed-
nosci i przez to przyznawanie sic
nalezenia do narodowego wojen-
nego komitetu oszcZednosci.
.Podpisano j. A. A. Burnquist'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05
JENCY NIEMlECCY zADAJA
RACHUNKU Cd KAJZERA.

correspondent pewnego pisma a
merykanskiego tax pisze:
w podr6zy mojej do zniszczo-
nych okolic Francyi przyswieca-
10 s}once W pe}nym swym blasku;
takie s1once, jake rzadko okrasi
szare niebiosa zimowe. Widzia--
lem Verdun W pow}oce mg}y.
Reims podczas ulewy deszczowej..
Niebo ME moglo przelewac }ez
mad szlachetniejsza tragedya. =
Ale tutaj zdawa}o mi sic, re rzu-
como swiatlo reflektoru ia trupa.
Biedna Francya! lie ran znios}a,
jakich potwornych j ogromnych
ran! A W czyjej sfuzbic? - Oczy
wiscie W swej wlasnej; a jednak
najmniej w swej wlasnej; Bo cd
sierpnia 1914 roku broni}a linii,
poza kt6ra liberalism swiata,zbie
rajac sic jak burza W tel hub o.
wei formie, zgarnia} swoje wciaz
jeszcze nieswiadome silly, azeby
zrzucic junkierstwo swiata re
stolicy sedziego.
Dzieki Francyi a wolnosc, ona
uwolni1a prosty lud przyszlosci!
Czy ty cesarski pyszalku z bez--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05
UczMY DzlECl NAszE CzYTAC, PlSAC
M0WC Pc POLSKU.
PROKLAMACYA

Gdy nar6d Stan6w Zjednoczo-s
nych~ jest W wojnie z cesarzem ME
mieckim i z cesarzem austryacko
:wegierskim i ola pomyslnych kon
tynuacyi wojny systematyczna i.
zorganizowana gospodarczosc, o.
szczednosc i ekonomia SO absolut-.
ME %potrzebne ola wszystkich ma
szych mieszkanc6w i trwa1ych a..
gencyi do prowadzenia piracy W
gospodarczosci oszczednosci i exc.
Eomii przez caly peryod wojny
jest wazne aSrzad Stan6w Zjed--.
noczonych prosi swych obywateli
o formoWanie sic W stowarzysze-
MIA wojennej oszczednosci i re ia
kie stowarzyszenia, beda prowa--
die, przez czas trwania wojny,
systematyczne i trwale kampanie
Ola zachecenia i praktyki W 60
spodarczosci, oszczednosci i ekono
mil i do kupowania gospodar-
czych znaczk6w i wojennych osz-
czednosciowych znaczk6w j wyro
bill plan ola organizowania ta--
kich stowarzyszen;
Teraz, przeto, odkladam ma stro
ne i oznaczam tydzien przysz}a
niedziele .dziesiaty dzien marca,
1913, jake
.Tydlen hubu wojennego.
j przez wspomiany tydzien praw-
dziwie nalegam i prosze obywate-
Ii stanu Minnesota.
Pierwsze: Do kupowania homie
i zagorzalc wojennych oszczednos
ciowych znaczkow i %gospodar-
czych znaczk6w.
Drugie: Do formowania wojen
nych oszczednosciowych stowa-
I. rzyszen i wsrod tych stowarzy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05
Biskup Roop metropolita.
x Dziennik Narodowy' z Pie

Dziennik Narodowy' 2 Pie
trogradu pisze:
Ministeryum spraw zaggrancz--
nych otrzyma1o bu1le papieska o
mianowaniu biskupa wilenskieggo
ksiecia Edwarda Roopa arcybis--
.kupem mohylewskim j metropoli
ia wszystkich kosciol6W katolic--
.kich " panstWie rosyjskiem.
Zacny j patryotyczny ksiadz
metropolita bawi obecnie W MAJ
jatku brata swego " Rzezyczy, W
Witebskiej.
zycorys.
Ksiadz Edward baron Roop pc.
chodzi ze starej polskiej rodzinyy
szlacheckiej. Urodzil sic ma In
flantach. 20 ukonczeniu study
6w prawniczych Wstapn do semi
duchowneggo, skad pre-.
szedl do Akademn Duchownej.
f5T&;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05

nego dobroci j i's:tt1o511e rancyi, }acza-
cego z rozlegla wiedza swiecka,
Wiedze teologiczna i wykazujaca
swielka- si1a wolf tam, gdzie~cho-
dzi 0 zasady moralne i narodowe
Metropolita wszed} swego czasu,
jake przedstawiciel kosciola, do
Komisyi Likwidacyjnej i bral czy
my udzia} W pracach drugiego
~wydzialu, kt6ry opracowaf zat--
wierdzony przez Rad Tymczaso-
wy projekt powo1ania do zycia
dawnych biskupstw polskich Min
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05
1WNlARUS Wtofek, ddl,iia $50 Ma1ca, 1918.

49, 1870
llPo otrzyl1aaniu sWieeen kapIans-I
kich zostM proboszczem " Iiiba-
vie, poczem piiassttoWa1 godnosc biiI
skupa saratowskiego tyraspols-
kiego.
ZaroWno ma tenn stanoWisku,
jak ma stolicy biskupiej " Vii
ME z Wielka gorliWoscia oddaWal
Isle dzia1alnosci pasterskej, a cd
roku 19O5go poczal odgrywac wy
lbitne role polityczna jake za1ozy-
lciel j leader stronnictwa konsty-
tucyjno katolickiego. Wybrany
lposlem do Dumy ~PanstWowej W
1906 roku, ksiadz biskup Roop
wszedl do kola terytoryalnego pc
LitWy j Rusi, biorac W je-
go dzia1alnosci czynny udzial. q
Iwystapien zanotowac nalezy "
pierwszym rzedzie swietna mo-
we jaka wyglosi1 W Dumie pre-
tciwko karze. smierci.
Pc rozwiazaniu pierwszej Du--
Imy biskup Roop wraca do swej
ldyecezyi j broni praw koscio1a ka
ltolickiego pred zakusami rzadu,
Ikt6rych wyrazem byly slynne cyr
kularze Stolypina. w nastepnej
|tej walce patryotycznej biskup
wilensh skazany zostaje ukazem
]cesarskim ma pozbawienie prawa
lido stolicy biskupiej prawa do
lmieszkania W gubernii wilenskiej
Wade administracyjne internu--
liza go w gubernii witebskiej, W
majatku brata, "a dyecezya wien
Iska W zastepstwie ksiedza Roopa,
lSt6ryskanonicznie praw biskupich
lie utraci4, zarzadza administra--
tor ksiadz Michalkiewicz.
Kiedy zawierucha wojenna i
rozkazy ewakuacyjne wladz TO-
syjskich przygnaly do Rosyi ty--
siace ludu polskiego, ksiadz bis
kup Roop zg}asza sw6j udzial W
Ipracy ratowniczej, sk1ada W Ra-
die Zjazd6w projekt Polek mad
)wychodztwem i z ramienia tel
instytucyi udaje sic do Tyflisu,
gdzie zabiegliwa i wydajna praca
skarbi sobie powszechna ,milosc
|nietylko ludnosci polskiej, ale i
innych narodowoasci. Wszystkie
one zagna}y 60 ze szczerym ia
lem wszystkie w dow6d swego uz-
mania zlozy}y mu wieniec i jesz-
cze jednem sWiadectwem wstegi
.Ipamiatkowe. bedace tych zdolnos
lei do misyi cywilizacyjno : kultu
ralnych, jake Sposiadaja Polacy.
Przewr6t panstwoWy W Rosyi
%zni6s} ograniczenia, jake stawia-
1y ksiedzu biskupowi Roopowi
rzady carskie, i pozwolil objac 2
Ipowrotem osierocona dyecezye.
Stanowisko metropolity = ma
lktore zostaipowo}any obecnic 20
Istanie objete przez cz1owieka pei
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05
to iedna z zaWias odWrotu Hin
1854 Wsch, 4-ta ul.


rGrs.lhIE EEErE s"i
to jedna z zaWias odWrotu Hin
denburga.V
Ale cd Noyon ku po}nocno-
wschodowi kra5 byl tax %zniszczo-
ny, jakoby przez nieggo przecho:-
dill jakis tep.Y olbrzym 2 zaraz-
klein systematKczneggo zniszczenia
glowie i 2 olbrzymiim >siierpme
W rece.
w Chaunyem nalezfismy uderza
=jace Shady piracy olbrzyma. Chau-
ny pred wojna by1o kwitnacem
miasteczkiem z hdnosci liczaca O.
kofo 10000 mieszkanc6w Me Xvi
.tnie ono chyba teraz, re zakwitna:
zielska. Ami Mkt W MEM r6wniez'
ME mieszka z wyjatkiem nietope-=
rzy i szczrrow a Cd czasu do czasu.
:zablaka sic tam podrozny. Z.
Kazdy dom W bogatsej dzielni:
|cy zostal systematycznie zniszczo
ny "a pomoca silnych srodkow wy
buchowych. Ratusz zostal rozdar
ty ma dwoje. Sta} on spogladajac z
~|litoscia ma zniszczony rynek, z da
chem zawieszonym ma baker ma
|jedne;j pozostalej scianie.. Jedy--
nym przedmiotem jaki pozosta}
|nienaruszony W tym domu, to sy-
mboliczny posag wolnosci, z wyry
tymi ma MIN literami r. F.
zolnierze francuscy widzieli W
tenn d6mu znak ola siebie. Was
ME poza Chauny weszlismy ma
z~niszczony dach, fabryki szkla i
[spojrzelismy ma okolice. Try mile
ia p6fnoc cd las gruby balon OBJ
serwacyjny unosi} sic ponad pier
VISA linia transzy. Spokoj jego
przerywaly tylko cd czasu do cza
su k}eby dymu, kt6re zas}ania1y
nam niebo. Officer nasz powie--
dial nam, re czarne k}eby dymu
to szrapnele niemieckie. To
przypomnialo, re sztuka zniszcze
MIA wciaz jeszcze jest wyko1yWa
ia ma polach Francyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05
skiego i Kamienieckiego. przy--
czyni1 sic do usumiecia wszyst--
skich og%raniczen.
PAM Katarzyna Hall Doviada :

PAM Katarzyna Hall powiada {:
Utrzymuje dom przez Is lat, je-
stem matka czworga dzieci. a ME
chcia1abym utrzymywac domu
bez Hollister'a Rocky Mountain
herbaty." Madra -niewiasta, cze-
mu? Wypedza chorobe, sprowa--
dza zdrowie i wesoloSc ola csRej
familii. w aptce Brown'a Ogl..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05

Wasz kraj potrzebuje kazdy cent.
kazdy mezczyzna. niewiasta, j dziecko
mole ~oszczedzac, ma z%ywnosci, odziezy i
zbroic zo1nierzy j marynarsy " Ameryce
do wyggrania tel wojny " obronie honoru
j dennokracyi Ameryh.
Kupujcie znaczki o~szczednosci ma
pocztach, sbankach, zaufanych kompa-
mach albo innych u~powaznionych agen-
cyaeh iwymierzcie po1iczek zawasz kraj.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-15
POCKETS FULL MONEY
GERMAN SPY FOUND
HANGING TO TREE LIMB
Body That of Mysterious Ger
man Seen In Vicinity of
irrigation Dam

Yuma, Arizy Jan. 15.-Hanging b.
the neck to limb of tree, his hands
tied and in his pockets s,I455 in cur
reney, deposit certificate showing that
he had S9,437.5o in a bank at Boise.
Idaho, and with German literature in
his possession, August Matt, German,
was found dead today by two ranchers.
una county authorities believe he was
q spy.
In his possession were letters written
IN German, the authors residing at Loaf.
Okla, it was said. Authorities in the
Oklahoma city were asked to trace the
authors.
Logan Smith, deputy sheriff, iden-
titled the body as that Of a mysterious
German who asked him for information
about the Laguna dam, which supplies
the valley with water. The German
also inquired about the amount of hay
and grain in the valley, Smith said. The
man came to this section about two
weeks ago.
Interest was added to the case today
by the arrival of J. P. Dillon, United
States marshal for Arizona, who began
an investigation. Facts in the case will
be forwarded to the department Of JUS
tiee at Washington.
The body was found near Gadsden,
four miles from the Mexican border.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-15

The modern version Of Rip Van
WinKle would stage his return in a
far more puzzling place than the VII
/ lage square. Today, that worthy gen
ltIeman in his quest for familiar land
marks, would be found gazing into the
window Of a Superfluity shop, won-
dering if such could possibly be one
OF the windows in the many euFle
shops which the Dickens Of his time
lportrayed so wildly.
For it is just such a combination
| Of he quaint and useful, that the Su-
I perfiuity Shop window presents to the
s-.-- lassLOy. A dIveTtIng eolee-
lt4n c1 ornamental and the practical
lt-.-,a-l -1i-lady to pause and consider
lrvhttA.4 t Le a bit Of furniture 70
t. - e-PCy corner, pan Of erus-
Itv buns for the lunch hour, which IS
lever with US. or a gay shopping
bag dangling indifferently from
well. stocked, notion shelf, that she
I most desires. So well, have the many
articles contributed to the shop been
selling, that last week, the Woman 3
ielub was able TO turn over 70 the Red
Cross a sum Of forty six dollars, the
proceeds Of the Shop since 1t was
Iopened. in addition TO the returns OF
the Finley lecture, making total OF
$4,000.
This week the net sales from the su-
perfIuity Shop viii be donated to the
Armenian fund, and it is requested
/ that all articles to be contributed for
the week, be brought to the shop as
early as possible. Several inquiries
have been made for mems soft hats
and also, %oth men and women 5 shoes
in fair condition. Another request has
been repeatedly sent in for a folding
table. So that any person, IN posses
sion of one or more Of the above, much
| needed articles fwill be doing more
than lust the day s ''bit'' by contrib
uting them TO the Superfluity shop.
/ Cooked foods, canned fruits, and
Jelly are constantly in demand by the
patrons Of the shop. And always need
ed are bundles of magazines and pa
pers, which, however, must be deliver
ed in tied packages. Few realize per
hans the value of a small quantity OF
old gold and silver in any form, when
put On the credit side of the Red Cross
ledger. Recently a saucer of old gold
was turned in at the shop whicn
brought in currency, a sum OF five dot
lars.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-15

was threatening to sffike todav South
crn Illinois and Indiana reported more
than a foot and a half Of snow saciy
TO-DAY and indications were that the
storm would strike Chicago within a
few hours. The mercury dropped rapid
ly here and at daybreak was hoyeCina
around zero.
The big packing plants at the Union
StOekyards, which closed yesterday af
ternooa because Of the fuel shortage
e1l ected to resume full operation toaa..
Thousands Of employees worked at Gear
ing railroad tracks IN the yards OF srow
In Gary, Ind, $4,000 employees Of
steel mills and muniti0n plants were af-
feeted by the shutdown. The Illinois
Steel company, employing more than
5000 men, has been idle since Saturday.
The Inland Steel company at Indiana
HarbOr released its 34UO employees to
shovel SNOW.
The Western steel Car and Foundry
compauv dismissed $500 employees until
coal can be obtained. The Wisconsin
Steel company $ plant has been closed
since January !.
Railroad traffic through the middle
west, except in the southern portion,
where the new storm is raging, was
practically normal today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-15
Easy to Make This
Pine Cough Remedy
Thousands of families swear by its
prompt results. Inexpensive,
and saves about So.



You know that pine is used in nearly
all prescriptions and remedies for
coughs. The reason is that pine contains
several peculiar elements that have a
remarkable effect in soothing and heal
ing the membranes of the throat and
chest. Pine is famous for this purpose
Pine cough syrups are combinations of
pine and syrup. The syrup" part is US
ually plain granulated sugar syrup
Nothing better, but why buy it? You can
easily make it yourself in five minutes.
-, 10 make the best pine cough remedy
OF PlneX (6O cents WORTHY in a pint
bottle, and till up with homemade sugar
syrup. This gives you full pint-more
than you can buy ready-made for $3.50.
1T Is pure, good and very pleasant
children take it eagerly.
You can feel this take hold of cough
or cold IN way that means business.
The cough may be dry. hoarse and tight.
cr may be -persistently loose from the
formation of phlegm. The cause is the
3me-lniiamed membranes-and this
IlneX aud Syrup combination will stop
usually in "a hours or less. Splenel,i.
tco, Tor bronchial asthma, hoarseness,
or any ordinary throat ailment,
Finex is highly concentrated COM
pound CT genuine Norway pine extract,
and IS famous the world over for its
prompt results.
Beware OF substitutes. Ask your drug
glst. Tor "212 ounces of Pinex' with d.
rectlons, and don't accept ANYTHING
else, Guaranteed to give absolute satis-
1aetl91 or money promptly refunded.
Inc Flnex Co., Ft Wayne Ind.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-15
Industries Resume.

! Chicago, Jan. 15.-Seores of indus
tries turning out food and munition:
for the government here were resumlng
operations today after a shutdown OF
varying periods through lack OF "a
( and material.
The l5e,0 900 men thrown out Of work
in packing plants and steel mills, n
and around Chicago, were employed 50
effectively in clearing snow from rail-
way tracks that most of the meat i's'
fdueers got under way again today and
the munitions plants expected to oe
operating nearly normal by tomorro"
morning.
Earl d. Howard, assistant state fuel
administrator, announced that large
supplies Of coal were arriving IN Chieflg }
and that all consumers soon could fIii
their usual requirements. Domestic con
sumers and public utilities viii receive
their aIlotmeuts first; industrial con
Germs and retail dealers will come next
The situation was aided by the fact
that the blizzard which was expected TO
hit Chicago today had veered to the
east. jumping from Tennessee 20 eastern
Pennsylvania overnight, and missing
this region completely. In So doing Il
iurled the Appalachian mountains for
the first time in the memory Of local
weather bureau officials The storm
which originated N the Pacific north
west yesterday. centered over the Texas
pan handle today.
Weather bureau officials said the
middle west had nothing 10 fear from
this disturbance. There Is no return 70
normal temperatures in sight yet, how
ever.
Officials Of steel concerns IN Chicago
South Chicago. Indiana Harbor, Gary
and Whiting said that while many
would resume work today and tomoF-
row, in some eases il would require
week to get hack % normal output
The plants forced 70 shat down, and
the number Of men thFown out Of work
werc.
Illinois Steel eompany. 1900; In
diana Steel company, Ie.000; Pullman,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-15
To Campaiqn Managers:

4 To Campaign Managers:
We are advised by division hcadquar-
tiers that remittanees are being made
direct 10 Seattle of membership dues
received in December by Red Cross
chapters.
1t is imperative that membership dues
received either by chapters or Christmas
membership campaign managers be held
absolutely intact until all accounts are
audited by Mr.. W. R. Mackenzie, state
campaign manager auditor, and distrib-
uted by Mr.. Emery Olmstead, state
campaign treasurer, under instructions
from division headquarters at Seattle.
Please see to it that none of the
proceeds Of any memberships obtained
during December is disbursed or other
wise disposed of contrary to those in
structions, holding the amounts in To-
cal repositories, in the name Of Emery
Olmstead, state campaign treasurer, en-
tirelv separate from chapter funds, un-
til the auditing IS completed anS fur
ther instructions given.
In nearly every county in Oregon,
these instructions are being confirmed
with, but they are being re-issued at
this time to avoid further misunder-
standing.
Yours very truly,
(Signed) C. c. CHAPMAN,
Oregon Chairman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-15
Major Gardner's Body
Sent to Washington

Macon, Ga, Jan. 1j.-The body Of
Major Augustus P. Gardner recent con+
FRESHMAN from Massachusetts was sent
from here to Washington. Interment
will be in the Arlington national ceme-
terry. He died of pneumonia last night.
The body was accompanied by Mrs.
Gardner and Major keenan,, official mii-
itary escort for the "Dixie division -
Of the national guard.
Major Gardner resigned from the
house of representatives last May short
ly after the war declaration TO take up
active service with the guard regiment
of which he was a colonel. Recently he
reuested a reduction in rank to major
in order that he might see active SER
vice. He was assigned to the 121st in
fantry and detailed to Camp Wheeler
for training.