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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03
Tested Wartime Recipes
Cheese and Potato Croquettes

Cheese and Potato Croquettes
One cupful cottage cheese. >--
Two tablespoonfuls chopped parsley
One rounding teaspoonful chopped
green pepper. .....
One-quarter teaspoonful soda =.
One-half teaspoonful salt.
Dash of cayenne.
Dash Of paprika. ,...
Mix these ingredients very thoroughly
and form into small rolls r. ''-'' =
the rolls in mashed potatoes which have
been seasoned with sat dn- /, l......
forming larger roll of each. Roll the
finished croquettes in egg and bread
crumbs and fry in a pan containing
about one tablespoonful of hot fat or
brush with melted fat and brown in a
hot oven.
Fish Timbales
Very attractive and delicious served
with an acid sauce.
One cupful salmon. tuna or gray fish.
one cupful softened Victory bread
crumbs.
One cupful mashed potatoes. cooked
rice or hominy.
One-half teaspoonful salt
One-eighth teaspoonful paprika.
One egg.
One-quarter cupful milk.
Mix ingredients in order given. Pour
into smah buttered mods. place on .ack
in pan and surround with hot w"'er
Cover. and bake until mixture is Arm.
Turn from the molds and serve win d
oauce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03

DH1LADELPH1ANS will see an eclipse
= of the sun for about two hours Sat-
urday evening.
The sun will be partly obscured here
between about $3.50 o'clock and $3.50
o'clock. At points Teaching from Sc
Attic, Wash, to western Florida the sun
viii be totally obscured by the moon.
In Philadelphia the eclipse will be
ABOUT two-thirds of the suns surface,
according to the Rev. Walter Matos,
rector OF Trinity Episcopal Church,
Swarthmore, who is an astronomer.
When the eclipse is at its height here
the sun will resemble crescent. main
tanning that shape approximately two
hours. when it will vanish with sunset.
This eclipse, the first total one since
May 2S. 1900. will begin at sunrise and
will first be noticed in the western part
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03
SMART ENAMEL LINKS
FOR SUMMER SHIRTS
Old Rose With Thin Band of
Cold-A Fetching Knitting
Bag and Negliges

(tT HAVE dandy cap for motoring
j sighs the man of the house. Now
ali I need is the automobile to go with
II" Maybe he's just laid in new sup
ply of cool summer shirts, too, with soft
cuffs. II he has, he will probably want
cuff-links to 60 with them. for be 1t
known that regular cuff-buttons cannot
be worn with soft shirts. They Will not
stay in the buttonholes. The shops are
displaying such very attractive cum
links right now that they quite tempt
one to buy pair as a surprise for
"him" One pair saw is OF limitation
old rose enamel with band OF gold
around the edge Immediately asso-
ciated this ware with the lovely enamel
toilet sets which are so expensive, and
was therefore pleasantly surprised to
and that the price is twenty-five cents.
And another very plain but distinctive
nair consists of neat pearly buttons,
joined with a silver finished chain. The
price of this set also Is twenty-five
cents These buttons are on sale and the
supply is limited
u
rather do when she comes home after
. warm afternoon of shopping and she
will say, "Slip into something loose and
cool and rest few minutes" I saw
something "ioose and coor today which
IL satisfying both from a standpoint OF
attractivenGss and low price. This rip
pling little neglige is Of dainty white
dotted swiss. Pale pink satin, futed,
trims the, short sleeves and gives soft
finish to the neck, and a wide ribbon of
pale pink slips around the waist The
price is only $2.95.
"Where are you going, my pretty
maid?" ''Im going admitting, kind SIR
she said. And, OF course. II she is going
admitting, she must have a fetching
bag. To be sure, most every woman
Is the proud possessor of one of smaller
or larger dimensions, but they will be-
come shabby. If yours has reached that
stage you will be glad to hear of the
capacious bag ] saw today. 1t Is large,
OF black silk, and is lined with color
ful purple. Stuffed ''appies," which have
been used SO effectively this year for
decorating the bags. form the trimming.
One y Of purple to match the lining.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03
ADVENTURES WITH A PURSE
and another is a lovely old gold. The
price is only ,$1.95.

Although the good old round garters
which came in such attractive styles
have been largely displaced by the less
attractive ones which are attached to
corsets, some there are Of us who still
prefer the comfortable round pairs,
either to be worn alone, or with the long
garters that sometimes will not hold the
stockings smooth and tight, In a recent
hunt for a pair of round gsrters I was
discouraged to learn that the ribbon-cov-
cred ones could not be secured for less
than $3.50 a pair. Much to my delight,
therefore. I found a pair today covered
with lovely Dresden ribbon and adorned
with gay pink bows for twenty-five cents
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03

Among the many important purchases and accuaons Of
goods this wonderful Sale all be sold at LESS THAN REU
LAR PRICES 5000 Women Silk and Cotton Summer Dresses
$4,000 Womens Silk and Cotton Waists 1900 Woens Summer
Coats 1000 Summer Dress Skirts 5000 pairs of Corse ore to
come thousands of Muslin Undegaents hundreds of Trimmed
Hats and hundreds of Untrmed Hats $4,000 yards of Silks
white and coored Cotton Dress Goods $4,000 yards
Wooen Dress Goods $4,000 yards of Embroidery 10000 pieces of
Womens Neckwear
FOR MEN special Sale prices 4000 Spring and
Suits also 1900 tropical Suits of Trou
sers $4,000 Shirts $500 Straw Panama Hats about
10000 Neckes of various kinds and large quantities of Belts
Suspenders, Pajamas, and other furnishings.
Of Knitted Underwear for and children to be
sold special Anniversary Sale prices have than 100000
garments nearly 100000 pairs Hosiery OF Shoes the Sale
there are $500 pairs; of Gloves, 27 900 pairs
hundreds of Rugs under thousands Of
Table Cloths Napkins Upholstery goods and Curtain Materials
$4,000 Sheets and Pillow Cases. 5000 Bed Spreads large lot Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03

Maurice Fourneur. director Of The
Blue Bird which will he at the Model
and "Prunella," scheduled for showing
at the Strand, is also the director OF "a
Dolls House." which brings Elsie Fer
guson to the Arcadia this week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03
SCENARIO TO SCREEN
AND IN BETWEEN
Personal Appearance of Dolly
Sisters at Victoria-Other
Movie Gossip
Bv the Photoplav Editor

The Dolly Sisters will appear AT the
Victoria in person on Tuesday and FRI
day afternoons and evenings in con-
NJ ction with the initial showing OF their
rev film The Million Dollar Dollies'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03

Furniture, M e t a !
Bedsteads and Bedding,
Davenport Beds, Pictures,
Lamps, Mirrors, Wall Pa
per, Toys, Games, Sporting
Goods, Hammocks, Refrig-
orators, ,Housefurnishings
S e w in G Machines, Art
Needlework, Dinner Sets,
miscellaneous China, Cut
Glass, Photographic Sup
plies, Pia n S, Player
Pianos, Premier Phono-
graphs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03

Joan of Plattsburg" is in the patriot
ic f1lm class and will bring Mabel
Normand to the Stanley this week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03

1S47 Rogers Bros Sveware half price Thousands Books
fractional prices remarkable lot of 200 Bicycles and 900
Baby Coaches and Go-Carts under price gM
But there equally attractive values in ALL DEPART.
MENTS though all in large quantities. Womens Suit
Misses and Girls Apparel Infants Wear Pecoats House
Handkerchefs Hand Bags Travelling Bags Trunks Toilet Prep
rations Fans Belts Jewey Watches and Clocks Stationery
brelas and Parasols, Candies 8
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03

tres this week. ...
Tyrone Power who will come to the
new Shubert theatre in August in "Chu
Chin Chow" is starred in "a Modern
Torelei'' at the Cedar and Park thea
tres.
''The Spy" which features William
Farnun. is a story of the present war.
1t will be at the Empress today.
Rex Beach is the author Of The
Heart Of the Sunset" which will be at
the Liberty on Wednesday.
Robert Warwick. who appears in THE
Face in the Moonlight" at the Knicker-
kocker, is now in the service.
The British film Masks and Faces"
will be at the Locsut the first half Of
the week.
Brave and Bold" which stars George
Walsh. is to be at the Fairmount on
Saturday. 1t is comedy subject.
Charles Ray is on a vacation. His
latest picture. Playing the Came" will
be at the Rialto. -4. 4. ,s. -
Mary Garden will be the star at the
Ruby today, in The Splendid Sinner"
Herbert Brennon. the English drec.
tor, made THE Fall OF the Romanoffs"
before he returned to England. The pic
ture will be at the Broadway on Thurs
day.
Enid Bennett. in The Biggest Show
on EARTH a story Of the circus, which
is filled with unusual stunts, will be
at the Leader and Savoy Theatres.
"Just a Woman will feature Char
lotte Walker at the Market Street
Theatre on Saturday. 1t was written
by Eugene Walter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03

yor the names Of shops where arti-
~ mentioned in Adventures With
9 Purse" can be- purchased. address
U1ltoP 6 Woman's Page. EVENING
VUR10 x1u1Dns or phone the
~ stnsnt. Walnut ssee
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03

A sequel to "Tarzan of the Apes" Is
being filmed in California" "Taran"
will be at the Bluebird and Rivoli Thea
tres this week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03

Tyrone Power who will come to the
new Shubert theatre in August in "Chu
Chin Chow" is starred in "a Modern
Torelei' at the Cedar and Park thea
tres.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03

THE Spy which features William
Farnum. is a story of the present war
1t will be at the Empress today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03

Charles Ray is on a vacation. His
latest picture, playing the Game" will
be at the Rialto. a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03

Mary Garden will be the star at the
Ruby today, in THE Splendid Sinner"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03

Brave and Bold" which stars George
Walsh. is to be at the Fairmount on
Saturday. 1t is comedy subject
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03

The British film Masks and Faces
will be at the Locsut the first half Of
the week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03

Herbert Brennon, the English direc.
tor, made THE Fall OF the Romanoffs"
before he returned to England. The pic
ture will be at the Broadway on Thurs
day
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03

Robert Warwick. who appears in THE
Face in the Moonlight" at the Knicker-
kocler, is now in the service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-03

Rex Beach is the author Of The
Heart Of the Sunset" which will be at
the Liberty on Wednesday.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-10
The "Drop" Signals.
BaS scrappIe.

Saturday. October .5.-TAe Nom
Spanish Fiua from the above barracks
played the Non CONS. oil. the 10th Cons
pany and successfully defended their
title as base bali Champions of B block
by defeating them ia O. welt played
game. z to 4
: One of the outstanding features,
aside from the battery work OF "Smil-
ing Lefty" Purvere and Benedict
slim" Forringer. was the umpiring. Of
SFgt Reds Ridge ana Wild Bill Bal
finger. This pair used what Is com
monty known as the alternating sys :
item. They alternated on everything.
Including errors, palls and strikes and
decisions. The busiest part of their
afternoons work seeged to he alter
mating on little plug Of apple.
On account Of the serious outbreak
Of Russian whooptng cough. none Of
the crowned heads of Europe or the
dead heads of Baltimore were enabled
tosbe present, but there was plenty of
roofing from the bone heads of the
antagonistic companies. led for BIG
by the versatile ex-roL called Mon
tague Itsynson.
As senator Dan Feldman. our famous
second sacker, remarked. the game
2erminated-just as we expected and
"a. good time was had by all"
Any team, with nerve enough. after
gazing at Lefty's work in The append
ed box score, can secure all arrange
lncnts for firstlclass funeral by I'D
dressing Sergt. list Glass L linden :
baum, caro- Sanitary department, Bar !
racks B-2G. Omit flowers!
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-10
A New Army Game.

We of the. 18th Company c. Q. T.
S. have the honor Of inventine what
we think Is new Army game.
This game might properly be called
"sniping the Sniper." For the infor-
nation OF tue other companies which
may wish to play the game. the fol-
lowing rules are laid dowo foc it's
proper conduct
The chject OF the game is to keep
the company area free frofh Gig arctic
butts and burnt matches.
First some one must volunteer TO
start the game. This man lies in am
bush until an unfortunate victim ar
rives. The victim is contentediy puff
fiug away on his Tag unaware or
the impending. calamity.
The flag" becoming exhausted. he
careIessly losses it from him upon the
ground.
At this point the game reaches its
climax. The man lying in ambush
springs forth upon the offender and
informs him that he is tit. that his
name goes in to the orderly room and
that hencefOrthzuntn such time as
he shall be Fortunate enough to catch
an unwary victim he 10 to have the
honor OF sRiping snipers. -
The game provides much harmless
aud fufsdcenf afatzseEnent>k0E the xnem-
befs OF the company and works won
aefa In keeping the company area
of&@&tz< 49, r -
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-10
EABARBER ONE DAY i
AND SOLDIER THE: NEN|
Vazzana Of 4lst Company Was in
&C Hut as Tonsorisl Artist !.
3: Over q Year. -. 1. :.

It's funny what . difference Just
q few hoARs gssnake they says aRed
Charles vhSaana, .41st Company Rath'
Depot $BrldS, will agree. A recent
experience ssaa LED him to believe Il
you can't always telt which waH ktae
wind bEoy5 AAfrom the price OF Rstep
Rabbit hats&s. : :3fs$s
The oth1fiday .vazzana closed aris
barber shSH I'm the Y. M. G, A. CO But
for the night Gao returned tos his
home in RaAt fpdore, y The first thing
the next f1orning. he was ordered to
reporS,sat lAss3. 6 O.. slation prepafa-
tory to doRning the khaki for pxt.
Gle .Sam So Vazzaua is now getting
shaved I'm she shor he used TO own and
has laid aside Iis palm beach suit
for the o, =. STIR: SIS
But. camw1I lie Isn't such q change
for him as FJfte' would imagine. He
came to Meade, September 8. 1917. and
has been plying his trade in the Depot
Brigade section since December IL.
1917. He has made many friends
among the boys, many OF whom now
are on the Other side" Vazzaua u
ON expert in the barber art, lie IS .
naturaIlZed citizen.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-10
Company A, S2d NJ. G.. Wins.

The boys OF Company A, SD Mo
chine Gun Battalion. which was re-
Gently organized hove thrown their
hats into the ring and challenge any
ball team In the camp, irrespective OF
experience. size. shape or color.
They went away In whirIwtnd style
by cleaning UP Comb2ny B of the SD
Machine Gun Battalion. in the morn
Ing game. with the score Of IT to 6
Anderson. who pitched the first game.
was wild for the first two INNINGS. but
settled down and had them ct his
mercy.
In the afternoons game. which was
was won to the tune of u to 4, they
showed their class and jumped feet
fest on Company Z. SD Machine Qua
Battalion.
A. .Bushnan. formerly with the BaIti-
more and Ohio main Office team, and
Cranston; his battery mate, were the
bright stars In fact. Company A haa
wealth OF experienced material
Bushman OF Baltimore and ONO.
Cranston oe Raisterstown. Peterson
OF the Naval Militia, Al,enbangh of the
old s:VerUuonts." Wyatt OF Bartlett Sc
Hayward Anderson. formerly OF
s'Windy City: Bryan OF Arlington, n
J.; Angel of the Blue Ridge League,
and numerous others.
Company A Is determined to be the
leading company Of the battaltoTt.
They will continue to play as long 90
the weather permits and would corr
slider 1t a favor If other teams would
communicate with Manager Allen S.
KittrelI. Barrack G 16 20 arrange
games. The score Of the second game
is as-foitows.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-10
bring NOTES
/ FROM y. S. SENATORS
enator Borsh'a Message Feola
[ Capital Arrives Here tn
+ Th,stg Minutes.
Alrplsnes New Here.

"A few d3Ys ago the 4th Signal Serv-
foe Company a. detached unit stu
Ated at tn feld signal area, took TO
gWashlneton about one dozen carrier
bigeons for q. light test,
This company is essentially g. pigeon
Section AMI the manner In which the
Dggeons pJrformed proved the worth
-4f the unit One Of the men with the
Birds went 20 the Senate chamber on
In official errand and the senators
became greatly interested In the sub
Hect and forthwith each wrote mes
&aase to- the commanding officer here.
i Senator Borah dispatched one of
The carriers and fais message was de-
hlvered to Mai Gen. Carter ct head
Nuaptera thirty minutes after send
Nng Thus proved TO be recorT time
And thus far this record has not been
beaten bg any other company
Seyet Isenfeld. who is the chief as
Aistant OF Capt Marx. should be cou
Dlirnented on the splendid results
that -Etave been obtained by this small
but earnest hand of signalers,
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-10
Dead Germans Always.


: 1--WE used to send over some raidiug
parties" said the sergeant. that were
really worth while. There was one
thing that distinguished our raids,
which were very successful, and that
was we brought back only dead Ger
mans"
That's the part the boys like to hear
stephens teEf@that they did not cap
ture live boche.
!, However, Stephens said there was a
sergeant In his company who sur
rounded q bunch Of German raiders
one night and brought back six OF the
enemy without difficulty. The sergeant
had some help, but 1t was not very
Both boys said they Jaw Gen. Perish
life gave us the 'once-oyer. before
we went into. the li.,e. and, believe us.
he 10 some general" :. =.
Sergt, Bird declared he knew the
general down on the Mexican border
In 1915, He was in the 14th Machine
Gun Battalion, and came originally
from Marion. N G. STEPHENS halls
from Kansas City. Mo.
Both lads were in the lighting around
the VosgeS, mountains. and are only
too anxious TO tell the Meade beys
what they know about beating the
Germans
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-10

h The iEth DtVk@i01 W98 ''UnO0T nE6
k6r enc ars( time last week. and, &C.
sSordlng to Con Carter esd; the rniit-
&ary experts, the boys not only. came
but victorious, but were. very skillful
In the execution OF every movement.
II 1t was q case of oo-ordinating the
work OF the several unlta infantry.
hrtNleryr ammunition train. machine
kuns ha. tt8Iions, QuartorrnaHter and the
EexeraF minor departments The CO.
brdinakins fofce waa ti1e.. Field Signas
SeXEwith. tho assistance sof -four ayt-
AtorB from Boiling Field near Wash
Bngton t'tt's r
Il. Alrplsnes New Here.
Many moneuvers have been held in
Meade. but this was the fret expert
Ance which the active fighting men
have had with fllers, who not fonly
kntereated them with their thrilling
Exploits but kept them better supplied
with information on the enemy do
Vngs" than ony signal syaten1 which
had yet been employed
!. ut was not D, maneuver for the bene-
nc OF tho private soIdier-he was not
&here except In rare instances ana
bnIy when eeded to bear dispatches.
keep the information coming into
Headquarters and to represent" on
@rnly in action There were perhaps.
kwo battaions ia the Geld at one time
IND the officers were almost entirely
The higher ones. very few of the COM
pany. and battery commanders.' -
I. [@ The mapeuvers began Tuesday and
lasted until Friday The work was
Directed by Gen. Carter from @ tent
hear division headquarters He WAS
HI communication all the time with
m AwIn IN q nd
Shout two miles away toward Balti-
xnore, and with the avfators, who sent
kheir messages la divers ways, but
Who worked with Huch promptness.
Ease end Intelligence as to Command
n&he admiration OF all concerned. q
I Mote Enemy's consternation. :
!, ssFanemy commanders were taken by
Surprise" &C. was stated. -s'and the
Meade soldiers advanced nearly three
.kalIes. into their opponents territory"
vas used IN the rnaneuyers. This in
NEuded drop and wireless messages
From tho airplanes. telegraph and
kelephone, visual signalling, ponelIing
4 pigeons. colored rockets. fares, bombs
md radio Forty miles Of wires were
htrung by the signal battalion.
LCapt, Tower reported by wireless
chat the enemy positions to the south
Bast were not numerous and that q
Ranking movement had q good chance
hf@HaccesS,
4 Within two .ulinutea Gen. Schlndel
Romnnandins the 2tst Infantry Bril-
&a6e; had received orders by phope
from Gen Garter Co proceed with the
necessary forces to turn the enemy {
Lett aank
Proceed With Caution,
Proceeding with tho proper use .ot
Bonn outage. Gen Schtndels doughboy:
began the turning movement The
ARTILLERY under Col. Stinsen ant
Lieut. Col DE I3remond and Col
gomptou. now. heading the now 22C
pElgade, .werc directed to send thei
preNtowasd a point in the enemy linz
which would deceive the "boche'' ant
Give Gen 9chindelg lads time to MAKE
khe surprise movement.
ssGreat.'' said Gen. Carter, Nov let,
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-10
When You Eat a Peach Re
memher Che Kernel.

Capt Paul. OF the Reclamation
service says. -
Save your pits from peaches.
prunes. plnms and similar fruits.
/. These can he placed la recep-
tacles to be found I'm the bar
racha 3r Kitchens a1d the can
teens %
- Carbon Il obtained fgom these.
p1ka 9hichsis used In tho rlaelx
Ina ae gafs mask = -
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-10
DID NOT TAKE 'EN
ALIVE, )" THEY SAID
sevgta. Stephens and Bird, Back
:. From vosges, Tell Of Raid
ing Germans.


The machine gun battaNons have
two very interesting overseas train
ing eaon CONS" in sergt James G..
stephens and Sergt. dhomas u. Bird. :
Stephens has little story to tell
which his fellow soldiers like to hear.
It ia thsss He was formerly with the
machine Gun company Of the 6Oth In
fantry. assigned to the 9Th Division
of the Regular Army in France.
The Germans used to send over raid
Ing parties to get information about
the movements Of the Americans on
the opposing line. According to ste
phens these little raids were notable
for two thines-the gaining Of no in
formation for the Germans and the
leaving oe scores of boches on the field
OF battle,
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-10

4, While out on o {4IEe" OF severat
rallies last week WessEAitie upon two
dSlddles playing ia sth4 Eoad. Wh6H
they spied us both as9Ad smiling aglds
playfuIiy shook hanHss az we passea
Rather O. pleasing contrast egatnak
the actions the saraet children Would
show just 5000 rdtIe$ beyond ting
ocean to O. like number OF troop5 O&
the Hun,
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-10

3 There is jtnuch cdan p1airt amoai
wives of enlisted r4SA, as they e.
bubbles trousers. whefa they are hoSS
On pass. ~sssNasst &
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-10
!. BETTER THAN OURS" VERDICT
OF FRENCH on: SIGN AEING
4Aviators Work With Division .,, il Maneu-
kia vers and Enemy z Is Badly Beaten, +
IN Thanking Movement. n.':e

give them q regular barrege. end be.
fore another ~ three minutes had
elapsed ssheiIs." large and email wero
dropping on the front LlRe Of che f1Ger-
mans" like stones Ia d Marck hatt"
ordered to attack. elf aIong tho line
with his 22d Infantry BsIgade. The
battle was on In earnest y
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-10

Getty. Bills Paid on the 10TH" says
sign in Baltimore. What if y0t
haven't any7 I'm from the city. hu
my names not "Bitlt