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Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
CAME HOME AND DIED.

George \. Constant. State editor Of
the Courier-Journal. thrice decorated
for bravery on the Belgian battle
fields. died at his home Sunday in
Louisville as q result Of wounds Te-
eeived at La Bassa. Lieut. Constspt.
who enlisted in Canada in the Prin-
cess Patricia Regiment. was dseer.l-
ed with the Cross Of The Legion Of
Honor. the highest honor bestowed by
the French Government.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
PRESIDENT WILSON GIVES IT
AS ms OPINION THAr IRIS
uNcorsrrrurloNAL
CIVIL LAW MUST PREVAIL
rs OPPOSED TolrHE DANGEROUS
DRIFT TOWARDS 700 MUCH
~ MILITARY Rule
(B, IIn,.rn.,ion.l N.-. ,s..,is,.,

Washington. April President
Wilson took steps to-day 70 stop ths
drift from civil TO military authority.
He ,anneuneed his policy which rep
resents an unalterable opposition TO
any legislation intended TO curtaiI
the Jurisdiction Of civil courts for the
period Of the war. In a letter TO Sem
ator overman the President asserted
IS as his opinion that the Chamberlain
Bill, which would try sedition, cases
by court martial was demonstrations
al. Further hearings ON the bill were
postponed and the measure viii be
abandoned for the present at least.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23

Three boxes Of surgical dressings
were sent out yesterday by the Hop
hnsyilie Chapter. A. RfC. These
eontainedi 500 muslin bandages.
i,lo0 sx9 compresses. 4 900 AKA com
presses 1890 foided gauze stripe
1000 2x2 sponges. Besides the work
done in the regular work room. other
work was sent in from Grace church
unit, Belmont School,. Bethel Wo'
mems College and the Jackson street
school. eolored.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
ONLY LOCAL OPERATIONS TOOK PLACE
YESTERDAY WITH RESULTS FAVOR.
ALE TO BRITISH IN FLANDERS.
THE BRITISH TAKE PRISONERS
HEAVY. GUNS ARE HEARD ROARING ALL
ALONG THE LINE AND ANOTHER
=. ,s': ,.. .'a BIG PUSH is AT HAND.

cd TO a vigorous bomb. rdmsnt by
German guns. On both sides Of Lens,
In the central sector Of the British
front British rsidins p.rtie. took
prisoners and machine guns. There
has been no confirmation Of the re-
port from Berlin Sunday, that is3
Americans had been taken prisoners
In the Toui fight Saturday, The days
American casualty list contains 10
killed. IL dead from disease. 40
wounded.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
HE'S IN TOWN.

Yes. sir He dropped In unhsr-
aided Sunday night and spent Mon
day with his good wife aud fair
daughter. just when he will leave
IS problematieal The Kentuckian
hopes he viii stay little longer.
cure we'll teel you. He's 80 well
known We were not thinking you
woundn't know He is y. G. Pstre.
You know him. ifr. s.fiiraf|rf
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
R. R. EMPLOYEES
.... a: MADE GLAD
(By In..ra.,ion.l N.w. s.rris..l }

Iby InternstionaI News Serviee.)
Washington, April 22.-Director
General McAdoo to-day sent mes
sage TO all employees Of the railroad
administration, giving them practical
assurance that they would receive a
substantial increase in wages. He
told them that the good word would
be sent out about May 8. Immediately
after the completion Of the Liberty
Loan Drive. II was intimated the
increase would date from January 1.
1918.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
.$35O,OO0,0OO
TO Be melted

(By international News Servies.)
Washington, April GA bill
authorizing the making into bullion
Of $4,000. 900 silver dollars to pay
our trade balance was passed by the
House this afternoon. The bill had
already passed the Senate. II now
goes to the President for his sigma
ture. 81 u y III 81
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
B|C,STR|KEq
q. 3. BREWING
fHrerr -
(By International New, ssrvies.)

Washington, April 22,-Evidence
that labor leaders are planning a
great strike TO force the release Of
Thomas J. Mooney. under death SEN
tenee in California, was laid before
the Senate to-day by Senator Poin-
dexter. Of Washington. II is planned
to cali the strike May 4. Samuel
Gompers, President Of the American
Federation Of Labor, issued a state
ment today appeaiirg TO orgaalk-..
labor not to make the Mooney case
the basis Of a strike. o.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
BANouErED AT PROVIDENCE.

w. L. Mitchell. j.. L. Miller. 4. q.
Hulse. A. U. Anderson aud G. iR.
Rinehart attended the banquet iat
Providence, KY, given 10 ths agents
Of the Kentucky Central Insurance
Co, by General Agent y. G.. Mont
gomery. Speeches were made by Mr..
Montgomery, Mr. Mitchell and ethsrs.
Covers were laid for 20 OF more.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
LONG RANGE CASUALTIES.

One hundred and eighteen persons
have been killed, and 230 injured in
Paris since the German long-range
bombardment began on March 23, Il
is announced. During the war Of
ils7i i05 Parisians were killed and
500 injured when the city was shelled.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
LIGHTS ON

(By international News Servies.)
Washington, April s2.-Lightless
nights were suspended tonight until
September 1. by order Of Dr. Gar
field, Fuel Administrator. He sent
out notices to all local Fuel Admin
istrators tonight. Sunday and Thurs
day nights have been lightless.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
sc JAPANESE SHIPS.

Negotiations between the Ameri-
can Ambassador at Toxic and the
Japanese Government and shipbuild-
Iers have been concluded. and sixty
six steamers, aggregating 54l,OOO
tons. viii be turned over 70 the Unit
ed States for use In the war.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
lpopp.BoARp.

ICNFyor Ailloir Lleard. u. s. NJ. r. c.
and Mrs. Board announce the ap-
preaching marriage Of their dspght-
er, Mary Agnes 70 Lieut.. John Lewis
Dodd of tho ss6th Infantry. at Camp
Taylor. The wedding will take place
April 2sth 81 NOh MA NN i
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
TRAIL or BLOOD.

Streams Of German wounded frous
France and Flanders ars 20 great
that hospitals. monasteries. converts
and schools In many Belgian cities
are iinsd 20 ovsrfowine. and ths Ger
mans now are requisitionins even
private houses for hospitals. "A
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
MAN a.
?. &. DETECTIVE
CLEVELAND MOFFETTT SAYS
SPIES ARE AROUND US
WHEREVER WE co.
OBy International New. ssrviss.)

tBy International Nsws Ssrviss.)
New York, April 22.-Clevelsnd
Monett, Of the American defense So
ciety. in an address at Madison
Square Garden, said: Everything
German must 20. America has got
to awaken 70 the fact that within
our gates, right next 20 US in cars.
theatres and every place, are German
spies and plotters. Congress can do
much toward destroying this alien
menace. hut plain citizens can do
equally as much" -id 'sule tsrcb =
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
PApucAH BOY KILLED.

Paducah, Ky, April 22.-Henry
Kopf. a wen known Paducah boy Of
the American expeditionary forces,
was killed in action with the United
States aviation section in Italy, ae-
cording 10 a report.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
i.tpIIoRlAL COMMENT
.ssssss.sssssssssssssssssS

gSsli 40 u you fail TO ss, the
k<hvr kisn proap,ly. And u you
have a new. item, phone Il 10 the
came number.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
RAILWAY MAIL CLERK.

Among the list Of railroad mail
clerks appointed by the department
SatEcay is \. l. Lacey. Of this place.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
WEATHER FOR WEEK.

Ohio vslley-Fair and cool first
OF week; warmer middle Of week;
end Of week fair with temperature
above normal - iNTWNN
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
NO COMPROMISE.

(By International News Ssrvies.)
Washington. April a2.-President
Wilson to-day urged tbs passage Of
|she osennan bin without and com
promise.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
MORE SHIPS UN-
DER CONTROL

(By international New. serviee.)
Washington, April 22.--The Ship
ping Board has chartered 400. 900
tons Of Norwegian shipping to use
principally in the South American
trade. i.r. UTrOfH
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23

This lis yclsan Gp@ day in Hop
kinsville and let US all hope the Allies
,in France will appropriately observe
II.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
!. !,
IN NEWSPAPER

(By In,srnAtienal News Ssrviss.)
New York, April 22.--A bomb CON
tanning rs pounds Of dynamite was
discovered three blocks from Pennsly-
vania depot by the police today.
wrapped in newspaper.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
HONOR FOR HoPkINsvILLE BOY

Edward Dabney. son Of former
Mayor r. W., Dabney, Won the ora
torical contest of the Union Literary
I society nj Lexington last week in the
University Of Kentucky. Ills subject
wns Conquer o. Submit" There
were three other speakers. the speech
es an being o. patriotic flavor. The
other speakers and their subjects
were: +. +. HRrdin. Of Scbree.
"Aneritan Apostaeyf J. p. Barnes.
of'texington, "rhe American Youth
and II. X. Smith. Of Lexington,
Wilson"
Mr.. Dabney is graduate Of the
Hopkinsyillc High School and was
awarded the class medal for oratory
at the Senior class exercises. He is
n young man Of the finest character
and promise.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23

J. Bell Niskols, u reporter the
Ninth member of The Paducah News
Democrats foree to 10 To war, left
for a training school last week.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23

British military authorities are re-
ported TO have seized the principal
Irish postofices and telephone ex-
changes.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23

An Italian war report says heavy
fighting Is taking place in Macedonia.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23

Henry NJ. Martin. brother Of Geo.
L. Martin. abseonding secretary Of
the German Savings Fund Co. Louis
vile, has stated Tint Ne i,nows where
his brother is. lie could tell but will
''lct George do IT,"
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23
AhA h h n
'NfOllOwlkC TIN, FLAG.

Mills Campbell, who has been re-
conimep ded Tor commission at Camp
Jackson. s. G.. Is here on a visit to
his mother, Mrs. Johnny Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. X. iierudon Waller
arrived last evening from Camp Tay-
Ior where Mr.. Waller has been IN
training in the Officers Training See
ton. He has been recommended for
a commission. They will spend a few
days with Mr. Walters parents.
Wesley Dalton, son Of Mrs. Core
Dalton Manson. who has bscn at the
Officers Training Camp at Camp sher-
man. Chillecothe, o., has been re-
commended for commission, lie is
attnehed 70 the S22 Regt Field Artil-
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-23

GREATER HOPKINS.
VILE WANTS YOU"
.THH4HH IA uHUa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-09
Snlanb.

- 9lus 8aibineton ipiro gemeloct,
bob iid Die grnte- e-glusii6ten iiberall
I'M 2anoe mdbreno bes leeten Monats
gebeIIert baben.
= 9nnoesbeanlte baben IN @e-
meinihaft NIT oen itaotii6en 9ebor-
oen BON Douglas, slri5., in Der oidt
neben oieier Staot liegenoen Ort-
i6aft Birtlebille gegen 1000 &iittn
Sdnaps uno fSlaldenbier fonfis5iert
Der 8ert Der beidlagnabnlten Sp,-
rituoien miro out $4,000 bis $780,
900 aeid1bt. Webrere n8ootleeger. :"
Wt1nner louobl als Srauen, mltrNcn
perbaftef.
- Sberlt CHARLES g. S5agooorn.
&omnanoellr oes Camp @rant in 81
linois, bat ieinem 2eben ourd einen
BiItoleuifuB etn @noe gemo6t.
- Die in Socromento, Sal, Der.
hafteten 81 MitgIieoer Ger Snoultriol
@orfers Of tbe 8orlo erfI1rten ii(6
in Dem nit ibnen angeltellten 8oruer-
hor fir nif)t idttlbig Die Satptoer.
barolung lit alf IL. 9topelnber an.
geIest iuoroen. Die 8erbofteten lper.
oen beidnloi9t. ben &riegsriiitlngen
Der Regierung Shuierigfeiten beret-
tet su baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-09

Sr. Stebtned)f, yStlDeli1 Stffntat1 lInD
an6ere Spsialiiten sn amncitierem.
Sas geiamtnte tiirfiId)e 8abiuet
bat reiisniert, iuie aus Bern semeloet
mir6.
Gnglifde nnb amerifaniide Srup-
pen madlten seitern Mittas siuiiden
ct. lnentin mnb Gambrai einen er-
fplsrtihen Ansriff. Der Mnsriff fuls-
te einem itarfen 8ombarbement.
Dit GnelGnber nn6 Nmerifaner
babeu sipifd)en gambrai mnb ct.
laentin einen slan5enben sies er.
rungen. Sic iino anf eine syront BON
alpnnsie Neilen nm orei Neileu in
bic feinbliden Geibtn eingebrnnaen.
1remont lit BON ben gmerifaner,,
seiipmmen. lteberaa iinb iett bis
2inien 0es 6in6enbnrg Spitems
onr6brodem. Die sdaadtlimie aina
bpn Niersnies, anbertbalb Neilen
iiiblid) BON gambrai, bnrd @illers-
9ntreanr, Serain, Eremont mad
8raneDmrt-le- -0ran6, nenm Meilen
norSOitlid BON ct. lmentin. Sie
Jransoien baben iueiter iii6lid) aud
cine groke eide in bic Stellmnaen
seriiien. Sic nGbern iid GiIignb-le-
Getit. Qnftidiffe babem ebenfals
mitgeipirft nnb General 8png's ar-
mee bat cine srske Glanfenbeuesnne
fii0lid BON Gambrai erfolgreid ans
sefiibrt.
Die sroke sdiadjt slpiiden Gam.
brai mnb ct. Amentiu, in Der sic
Gnaldn6er unS Mmerifaner 10 arpfe
Grfolge errnnsen baben, fat nidt ge-
gen W6ftag, ipn6ern tuGbreno Ser
HadJt, nm BALI 6rei 1tbr moraens,
begonnen. Die Gngl6nber nnb Sine.
rifaner fin6 siuei bis orei W1eileu
porgeSrnnsen; cine gpnboner Seps-
Idle ineloet iusar, Snf lie am einigen
Ennften bier bis flint Weilen nprae-
ormnsen iinb.
Giligng nno anbere 06rfer iin6 6ei
oem @orbrinsen Der GnsIGnber amS
Amerifaner senommen.
Seridte bonn bemtidjeh Sauptquar.
tier se6en 5n, bak Die GnsIGnber nnb
glmerifaner sipiifen gambrai umb
ct. amentin grpfe Grfolse errmmaen
babem.
slmerifaner nnb Gnglanber Aa6en
Tiilers Mntrenr senommen.
Norb0itlid nnb n0rblidl uoa
Hbeims iekten bic 6ransoiem ibr er-
fplgreides @orriiden fort.
9as rberlorene Sataillom~ Der
Nmerifaner i'm Mrgonnen @al6 III
gerettet, es fat nnr iuenise @erlmite
geba6t.
Die letten @erlnitliiten ipeiIen frl.
genbe Namen bon Seramern anf: -
SoBn s. Gong ans gmna mnb 0ilie
Sreiuitt aus Somiton, an @mnbeu ae.
itorben; Games Niniid aus 9olen,
Goaer .. Gbriitian aus Glgin, idlmer
ueripmnbet; Nanbe Goerett aus 80.
marion, periunnbet, porber ais Der.
mif,t semelbet.
General Ward), @eneral .EerIbina
nnb General ylif babem bobe italie.
niide Srben erbalten.
Gine Sepeid]e aus slmiterbunl
iast, Die 9entidem 50gen iid iiberall
ans Der aiiitensesen gelsieus smriid
nnS hatten ii6eraa bic @aarenlaaer
in granb seitedt, Elm gelpeis, Sal
ibr 9iiifsmg enbsiiltis ici. Cine DC.
peidle ans Sabre bebanptet, iie fat.
ten aus Der gansen aiiitensesenb, bis
iiber Srnesse binans, ale mannli.
den Veluobner bon 10 biz 45 Sabren
NIT lih genominen nno militariIdle
Nrbeiten berrid)tem laiien.
Der italienildje 9ampfer ,Albertu
SreDes" 1T 800 Neilen BON Ganbp
Soof turpeoiert WorSen. Imr orei.
sebn Nanu ieiner geiabnns fimb ae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-09

rettet, slueinuSbiersis lperbem per.
mif:.
Sas 6eId)it 9epartement mnIc-
res 6eeres bat oen &pmaref erindjt,
ieiner friiberen Jorberune pum 1861
Nttllionen nod ueitere 100 Willio.
men Dollar binsnfiigeue sn 6iirfen.
slns 8aIbinston piro semelSet,
fransOfide nno ensliide staatsamae.
bOrise, Die i'm nmerifanildem apniu-
lat 81 Wosfon 3nflnd)t fanbem, 6a.
ben Wosfau nerlaiien f5mmen, u6me
non ben goli6emifi belGitist sn iuer-
ben.
@or &nrsem lit in Ser StaSt ltfa
cine meme rnifiiAe 3esierang etabliert
iuorSem, Die nad eigenen Mitteilun-
gen bon alien Harteien, nit Mmsmab=
me Der Solidelpifi, nnterititt iuiro.
Nad Wfitteilnngen, bic iebt bie rniIi-
iden 6eianStidaft in 8aibinston, Die
befanntlid gesen Die 8ulIdeluifi- -9ie-
eiermns lit, empfamgen bat, mill bieie
meme &esiernns Huflanb BON Der
Serridaft Der golldeiuifi befreien,
Die Tertrage nit ben alliierten Na=
tionen uieber beritellen, ben @ertraa
pon greit=Gitpiusf nno ale anberelt
@ertrage, Die ieit ser .3ebolmtion inn
Wfars a6seidloiien Ieien, iuioerrufen,
ben &ries sesen 9entidlamb fortietem
nnb cine einise nnS mGdtiae Mrmse
idaffen, bic nidt nnter pulitiIdem
Ginfluf itebt. Mnd Die Ginbeitlidlfeit
&mklanbs ioa iuieber berseitellt luer-
ben. Der friibere &riessminiiter Vile
rieff lit gum Drganiiator Der Mrmee
ernannt. Watiirlid) rednet bie nene9'e-
siernns auf bic Silfe Der MIliierten.
Der Sentide Slieser 2entnamt ssrit
Mnmep, Der "A siese fir fi6 bean.
iprndJt, 1T set0tet.
Cine 0epeide nus 8aibinatpn me(-
bet, in Der bentiden 8efanaenid)aft
befanben iidJ nnr 1880 a,nerifaniIdls
Solbatcm. 220 amerifaniIhe Giuili-
item ieien in 9emtidJlano interniert
nnb in aonitantinupel ieiem 6t ameri-
tnniid)e Seelente interuiert.
Sn ben neun Sagen, iueldle Die 81.
berth Soan Gampagne geoanert fat,
iino 1000 Wfilliunen 9pflar anf oir
meme Inleibe nnterseidnet. Gs iiuS
MIR nod sebn Sage iibrig, in oenen
Der 9ieit BON Den 5000 Wlillionen ae.
5eihnet tperSen mus.
llnier teraniider 9iltrift fat bis
Iett fir Die meme 2ibertp slmleibe
S32, ,62S, $50 se5eidnet. 9as iiub nnr
25.S EroSent Der Snmme, Die BON
linn sefor6ert miro.
Der bisberise &6nia Terbinano
BON gnlsarien iit in SciterreidJ au.
gefpmmem.
Gine Sepeidle aus Saibimstoa
melSet, man babe einen Srief anfae-
fangen, Der an einen Wtann in So
nora, WerifO, serid)tet lei nno aus
oem berporsebe, bak Ole Grpluliou
IN Fertb AmboD BON einem feinoll.
den SeridnOrer nermriad)t iei. Scr
Vrief iull in einem yabnbof gssm
Seriep's sefnnben iein. Die @ebeim.
poli5iiten bic bic SaAe nnterIndlen,
limb aber ielbit seneist, bic GdJtfeit
oeS Sriefes in Srase 5n itel(em.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-09

IDiOulltu=Ai Jul lttUtll CuUI 0euye
peri1ieoener EDpen innerbalb zines
SSobres bonn Stapel gelaflen, uno in
Ser neu bergeltellten Seem sSerieper
slnlage liegen bier Sdiffe auf ben
5ellingen.
9cim Stapellauf laBt ntan bier oie
Shiffe nit Der 8reitieite ieittpdrts
in Elm gnIlin gleiten, elm 8erfabren,
oas oiel einfaher als Ser felt sSabrs
bnnoerten iiblide 5tapeaauf iein ioa,
nobel oas Shiff NIT Dem Sef poran
ser aanse nah in iein Clement
r1tid5t. Oie @eieaibaft baut $50
8obnbalier fir ibre slrbeiter nabe
oen @erften @iir5lid iino beioe
8erften Der Buiep & Sones So. I'M.
ter Ger @mergencp 5leet Corporation
oereinigt tporoen, ltn6 ltanoarbiiterte
Stabllbiffe BON 10000 1nnnen iol-
len gebal,t tperoen.
Die @rrihtung elmer qroben
S6iffsmerft 5ur @erltelltng fobrifs,
maBiger giienidiffe, Der StapelaIf
eines Shiffes unb bie Golertbung
bon bret meiteren Sabr5ergen big
gum Stopeaanf in tpeniger ols eine,n
Sabre, oas lit cine @rrungcni6aft ser
Merhants SbipbuilOing Company,
oeren 5molf Sellinge=@erft am @eir=
ufer oes OelaDnre bel griltol liegt.
9ieie 6irma uno ibre 10000 9lnge-
ltellten baben iih perpflidtet, Bis gn=
ce 1918 ied3ebn polle1roete $500
Sonnen Srabtoan1pfer .ab5uliefern.
Die &ontrafte lallten allf so sSabr=
5elge nit 5lliannen $4,000 Son=
ne,l Cine Multerortf1aft, oie IT'S
slfer beoeft, lit glei1seitig nit ben
Werften gebant tporoen uno bat Sob
nungsfdmieriefeiten ausgeidaltet.
Mit einern Barf, Inn ben bie Sr,
bolnngs= nnb S1uIgebGuoe grnppiert
linb, bietet bieie OrtIhaft, Die ben
Namen Sarrirnan tragt, ein Weulter
forti6rittlihen Stdbtebaues. Inter
Sen bierbunoert Biz fiinfbunoert fertis
gen ooer i'm 8au befinoliden Siu,
fern befinoen ii6 Sl1ngeeieaen=@ =@oGs
nunge,l, ginfamilienbduier, ionic
Elm mooernes Sotel nit oreibunoert
3intmern. Die Orti6aft entbdlt
S6ule, Sobif)ufe, slloitorirnr,
Surnballe, Sportplat cine eigene
6eltermebr unb goitantt.
ssn Gbeiter, mo oie neuntauienb
9(rbeiter Der Gun Sbipbuiloing 60.
pier 5rabtihiffe ponenoet nno stpeI
anoere bonn Stapel gelaiien baben,
miro cine 100000 Dolar Wuiter-
ItaOt errihtet. Oie graplor gon1pallb
ballt BET gorniDells bunbert Wobnun-
gen. Dieie 5irna bot faIt ane ibrer
3400 Irbeiter ielbit fir oen gau bon
5ol5ihiffen ausgebiloet. Gie 8erfi-
leitilng beaniprl1ht einen nationalem
Teforo fir Die 6lanfierung zines
Shiffsrilmpfes in elf Sagen.
@ilminston, oas ieit Generationcn
cine SdJiffsbau-Staot NOR, lit fhnea
Dem Siilfe Ser Station nod Snbr5ell-
gen gefolgt. Miit fehstauieno Mrbci-
tern bat Die 6arlan & Sollingsmortb
gerft Der Bethlehem Steel Gompaun
iehs Stablidiffe bolIenoet nno ein
iiebentes bonn Stapel geIaiien. Die
Huiep & Sones Company beitst bier
eine ipeitere @erft nit 4 9ellingen
uno oreitauieno arbeitern nno Die
slmerican Gar ino 5ounorn Co., bic
biertaufeno 2ellte auf Der 2obnliite
fiibrt, bart Sol5idiffe. @ilninston
bat nit einem groBen 8obnllngs-
problem eefanpft oos, mie ote
@erftleiter iagen, iiberipaltigt Iein
miro, uenn Die iedsbunoert iest i'm
gau begriffenen SaiIier fertiggeiteIlt
iinb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-09

Der I'M iiberieeii6en Grams.
portoienit itebenoe onlerifoniide
Donipfer ~@eIt @ate" lit in elmer
aolltlion nit Dem 0anlpfer .9lmerf.
CON" 500 9teilen bon Der atlontild,en
aiite geillnten. Seds 2eute ser
,Belt @ate, iueld]e einen @eboIt ben
$500 Eonnen bate, iino BEL 6em
3iltammenitoB umeefonlmen. Die
lleberlebenoen pnroen BON Dem
ramericon" in einem atIontiihen so.
zen gefanoet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-09

gSer ebrlid uilo ridtig fragt,
miro lelten alf eine s(ntiport gu Ian.
ge 81 tparten baber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-09

= aaaft ariess-Sparmarfen.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-16
aSTORK
NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Lyons, of
Oberlin. announce the birth of son.
Torrance William Lyons. Jr., Satur-
day. May II, 1918. Mrs. Lyons was
formerly Miss Ruth Eshenour. Mr..
Lyons is stationed at Camp Meade,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Albert,
Jr., 1877 Royal Terrace, announce
the birth of a daughter, Saturday,
May II. Mrs. Albert prior to her
marriage was Miss Phoebe K.
Byrem.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Horace Adams. of
Philadelphia, announce the birth of
a son, John Swiler Adams, Tuesday,
May IA, at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Swiler, 1881 Derry street. Mrs.
Adams before her marriage was
Miss Margaret Swiler.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Harris, 2911
Derry street, announce the birth of
a daughter, Betty Mae Harris, Tues
day, May IA. at Polytechnic Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Shaeffer
announce the birth of a daughter,
Mary Elizabeth Shaeffer, Saturday,
May IL, at the Polytechnic Hospital.
Other Personals Page 10
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-16
Special Offerings in
Jewelry and Belts

Filled Pearl Beads ........ soc
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Gold Filled Beads. 25c and SOC
Gold Filled Brooches. CSC and SOC
Silver Dorine Boxes, 25c and soc
Wilson Red Brooches and Ear
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Wilson Red Beads, CSC and SOC
Gold Filled Lavallieres. csc. soc
Mems Kum-Apart Cuff Buttons,
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Solid Gold Baby Rings soc
Mems Gold Filled Tic Pins. soc
Black. White and Red Leather
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Blue, Pink. Brown and Tan Pat
cnt Leather Belts ....... .25c
Trench Belts. in red, white, black,
patent leather Csc
Suede Belts in brown, gray and
green soc
Black. Red and Gray Patent
Leather Belts with 3 buckles,
soc.
Overnight Bags .$1.O0.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-16
ENTERTAIN INFORMALLY IN
HONOR OF MISS MOORE

In honor of Miss Emma B. Moore,
first secretary of the local Y. w. c..
A., Mrs. j. K. Smith, Pills North
Second street, entertained a few
friends at luncheon yesterday. Ap-
pointments were in pink and white
with pink roses forming the CENTER
piece. The guests were Miss Emma
b. Moore, Miss Ella NJ. Stitt. Miss
Mary Z. Gotta and Mrs. j. K. Smith.
Miss Celia I-inkley, South Twen-
tieth street, was hostess at dinner
last evening in honor of Miss Emma
B. Moore. Sweetpeas and spring
flowers formed an attractive CENTER
piece. The guests were Miss Moore,
Miss Ella NJ. Stitt and Miss Celia
Hinkley.