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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-08

- Too DC anrIiae Menigbeosms.
Scr / Gin 4iile @rouc, @or 5rcliers
Dtcniabco i 2pIe % Sor 6relierS
Meni9bco / Mona, Yaitor u. elmer
WoeS aalo, blep oct ciritemmiN be
~illlttet at iorbeie V%reitcnS 2su me0
$500 Tor Aorct ira lite San. 1918,
life iom GDrtiostiapg, men ion1
G~oaifjennclic ior goot uoisrt Irbei.
0e.
Qaitor Sc. @ooin, Gurtwri9bt,
q. q, bar nDliB reiigneret fra 70 al
Tine Meuiqbeoer Com IiQ9cr / Mou
tano, for at Ell Smoronin0 al aoloct
tan finoe Steo. De TO ongiGloen6e
Wfeuigbeoer er 6oirniefp og Siour
VoiS. Hoitor 6. SiPr, iom III Dor
/ 5oiroiem, uiI o~utoaeIig o%uertnae
@etieningen al oiSle Wenigbeoer mo
Ill pi6ere.
SeIbu Menigbeb, so crosse,
@aib., bor opleit lin aaIo5Iorbinoel
ic nlco Ct. Nctri Wenigbco / Mos
CON, Soobo, 90 erflGret iig ieIuit0nbiq
GA Sen life cuitcr at mootoge SiPlp
ira WiSiiorsfoS'en. Yaitor 81. q.
San, iom ier bar bctient oenne Wte
ni8be0 peO Si6en al Ell Wcui9beb /
Soobo, boor ban Dor, a9ter / Ell NOR
at lutte til Ga Gro5ie, @aib.
ScIbu Wenigbeo tGnfer at bpggc
Greitebolip / Ga Crosse.
Toitor Senrp NoiS, SeItpreit
pe6 Camp Dodge, Sa., inoOiehe FER
pice fIogS" / Manfnto o. Sdfc Grnita.
lutberifc MeniqbeOer iorrigc Ssn.
BAG. Wnntatc-S lnget bapbc 81
S%tierncr og Safe Grpltal- 6laget
Z. Sm Iitenen toltc Noitor NoiS
/ Manfoto ooer Gnnet: "Nrmp &iic
al Gomp 0o0gc." airferne bar iplbt
iii SrungicI pcb ole @uOstiencitcr.
til She 2utbernn @rotber-
boob OF Nmcrica" bIep optoget pao
beg0c Steocr.
- Mr$. Belle Scpcrion, eugene,
Srcg., Eoitor Sc. 8. Storlie5 aulo.
lopeOe 'onI tilIeQnpe til Wtenigbeoen
Ell VrPoitcitol Tor airfcn til Ell EriS
iom life montte opcritiQc 500. -
blep / lin Sio ticbt al TreS-
bntcrioncrnc og mnnaleoe DC for Ell
Illtberif Strife fnrnttcriitilfe Soger
lom Nrubifcitol, sitter, Gebciont o.
(. b. 0i@ic Mton0Icr bIir M liot Ell
ter IiOt n~ibiuIpct. - WcuiQheocn !
GuQcnc 0uO uuli1 inc EreitcioIt en-
uoffer G%cu0cQopc.
Gr~cioIoigbco Mcnigbch, Moor
bcoo, A}imu, Eolt. Ntnrtjn Gnocr-
IONS &olo, hopoc tit Nor5meoc 6rc
0aQ Iitcn Sen lite Samiar. : 6or
binoeIic bcrn1c0 ierperte 2utbcr llnion
Supper, bportil WienigbeoenS Mpno
% apinocr bar inobuot. &r. 2. $.
NoliioN ira minneapolis par 9Iitc.
mems Sulcr. San taltc oucr Gmuet
"N Ghriitinn on0 sis Moucu.~ - %
me Nic0lcmmcr par Bit inomclot /
TorctS COB, % 36 bIeu optoQct puo
Nor2mr0ct. Ntcuiahcocn bcituor MI
al $50 Sirlc. n GuiubeiorcrinQcn
rnpportcrcoc Ell NcttoiuotUQt al
$9S2.
Toitor Z. Z Sue, ser / ilcrc
9Ior bnr tctjcnt Sen norif htbcrifc
McriQbcN, Siuto % @oibinQton.
Spofunc, @oih, hnr M to0ct Niifeo
mco Mcni1heNcn iom Brett. Scnoog
meIlcm &lrI Ga Nntonr holot ban fin
9liifco2prrOifcu Tor oueriulot Nu$.
Nou bor hopt Nulo boooe ira 2it o.
men pa0 @umo al Nclbrc04hcn
inn bar han oiiluaet @~nI0clicn od ga
han citcr lang Cperpeiclic har fom
met Ill set HcillItot, al set nil uUrc
hans Cpct Vel o. bchitc at iorbli
ser ! bci Hlimot buor han cr fonlmct
Del Ill HrUiter, bar ban bcilllt
tct At Qua ju0 / en- M Tirtiomheo Tor
"a, CtN ;rIt,IN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-08
S~maafort1Ilinger % Bistorier.

Grtbltr @ernon og bans Ssiter iaf
noe poa 8%eronOaeL oe oe blep ogiao
opmerfiomne pno, at Der bar llogei
uaIminoeligt paaf9roe.
Seq bill goa no % ie, hpoo Der
ltuar poo, men oct or beoit, at on
blioer beroppe, WabcI," iagoe CIR
thur.
Gen un9e Tige piIbe imioIertio in.
tet bore berom og fulgtc meb lin Bro
Der no paa @aoen.
Spnet al ben itaffeI9, f~orifrpffeoC
Cora, Der itoo Iigeoperfor aonitabe'
len, bra9te Nrtbur til at fpIc itor
Wteolioenbeo meo benbe; men oct Dir.
feoe gonite onoerleoeS pao Dtabel.
Der ipria uobreb: Ser er bun ian.
oeIig. Set er Sen irpffe Spp, JON
itiul min 9icpfIel Seq er riatig gInb
oper, at bun er blepen iaffet."
"SpS" iagoe benoes @rooer bebrei'
benbe, "p9r ioriigtig meb bpab bu
tiger, eIlerS fan on r~eiifcre at fomme
for &etten iom Sen, ser err fremfom.
met meo Grererige @eifplbninger.
Set er beoit, at on operlaoer oct alt-
inmmen til mig.
"Gr 6et lnffebes Gem of fomme
paa Spor eiter min SeiterS @i-
cpfIe?" ipitrgte ban, ibet ban nGrme-
De zig &onitabelen.
"aan &c ioentifjcere ben, 5refen?"
ipurgte 2openS Saanobpper, og Wto-
bel gap ct befrpftenoe Guar berpoa,
cfterot bun nsiagtig bap6e unbcrie9t
oen.
"@obt - ion maa s felge meo
mig paa GoIitifammeret, iaa ifal hi
mart foa Sogen orbnet."
Cora iaa fig omfring meo ct for
toilet 9lif, % paa famine Sio mco ct
iuagt Saob ON at iiuoc Spmpoti elcr
Sj9lp hos Ell eacr u1oen al De SiI.
iteoep9renoe, % GA bum til lin Sor-
lmoring lGite Ell lcpenbe SeltageIie
% Wcoli0enbeo / MrtburS lnnlffc 81
ne, greb bun mco ct bpnialocnoe llo-
trpf bans Suano, enblfient ban bar
bcnoc aloclcS frcnme0.
Set beror %oltionmcn paa ell Sell
ta9clie," iogoc bun meb bnlufualt
Stcnme. Seq antog 9icpflen Tor at
pprc min eger, ou Sen bar al iamme
Sterrclle % &o~nitruttion iom min.
Seq er en- Came on life nogen Spu,
og ieg ppboloer mig iammeu mes. min
Qante, iSrsfen Sole, / Carlton Gar
henS! ai9re, pGr burmbiertia og
bipIp mig no al bette"
Get ifal icg giorc," iagoe artbur
fort og gobt, bporefter BON benpenhte
Jig til &onitabeIen eg iagbe: Seq er
Srlriit, % leg fan life tinabe, at man
goar frem paa ltIopiig Waabe. gn-
buer, Ser err onfIaget, ontoges at bore
uifploiQ, inotil BET bliucr beuiit, at
IngiGlbcnoe nirfclig er ifpIbig. Gem
ne unge Dame erflprer, at bun er
ilifnloiq, og at oct %oltinnntcn beror
puo en- SeiItagelic. &iln bar li9elc'
ocS opgipct lin Ibresie % Teference.
Carlton @urbcnS or lige / Nrrbeocn,
% icg raober Gem til at onitiac 81
~teriperQiler ser, forinoen &c loretta
ger nogct oioere Sfriot / benne Gag"
On mno bore rent ira 6oritan-
Sen, 9~(rtburl" iug6e Wobel / ell inoig-
ncret Spiifen. "SuorIeoe@ fan OH
ior'pore Ell Spp?"
aonitabelen latte ct nleget Iurt Nn-
iigt op, men Cora iau paa bonl men
ct uiiQelia tofncmnlcliQt @lif / fine
tuareiulote zine on iuAbe: "Saf, III
limo 5atl Wtin Goute er reiit til Gon-
Don, oa icH ticnOer ingen her, og oct
er iua irpqtcligt at pore iad aIoelce
alcue."
"Gau uil ie0 ioreilua, at III tager
Ell &oQn o0 fjsrer I'll Carlton Gar
ocns. &c, aouitnbel, fan iio0e pao
auifcipoct, o. ocnnc Game OF ieq
Iiootr inbe / &ognen."
Seq oil o0ioo oGre meb," iago(
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-08

.iigt at reiie til 6ronfrig too / 9egreb
meo at iGtte no / Ell 9aoo, Ser till
bsrte Ell Sitter, iom netop / BET Die.
blif bar tiliteoe.
San blep meget f%orifrpffet, ga
Sismanoen f%ortalte BAN, bpilfen
frpgteIig Sare ban bapoe frelit BAN
ira, og ban bar iaa trGt og iulten og
flllo al Singer ooer at ban bapbe poe
lagt 9oras 9icpfle og iaa ioo bleg og
pnfelig no, at ingen banbe Sierte til
of giere BAN piocre @%ebrcioeIier.
Mubel gernon, ser par meget
ifamfulo ouer oct itore 6eilgreb, bum
bapbe begnoct peo lin operilebe og
.uretfGroige @cifplontng ~Iigeoperfor
Toro, feItc fig beisict til pompgt at
beoe benbe ON llnoifpIoning o%erfor,
% bun gIentte oIbrig ii0en Oen gopn'
li0e 2prcpengc, bun uco oenne Ilt.
Looming buuOe ianet.
Set NcfIenotifob, ser UNDER iaa
eienoommrligc SnitGnoigbeoer bleD
~itiftet mcqem Nrthlr % Gora, Git
mart oper til &iPrliabeo.
Gen isrite @aue ira 0cn unge Slls
rilt til. bans GprloucOe beitoO / Ell
inulf 9icpflc iom G%rItotning ior ben,
ser par bIcpen eOcIugt al bCnoes lille
9roocr, buiS NniaIO al Ncun9iGrrig.
Geo pou Ell iaa mbarlig MooOe bau.
oe bioraget til, at bi5ic TO bnpOe iuns
set binnn0cu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-08

Sort efter fom qrtbur og @abeI
Sermon no ieien, og opoogeoe til lin
tore 5orieroeIie, at 9icpfIen bar
borte.
Wobel erfl9rebe Giebliftelig, at
Den maatte bore itinolet, % Irtbur
iplirgte flere al De Gmfringitaaenoe,
ON be life bapoe feet no9en tage ben;
men in9en pioite no0et ON ben.
"Ytiu imlffe, me 9icpfle! Ger
iOm ieg finder Sppen, itaI ieg ganltc
~iiffert %opergipe BAN til Solitict!" no
brso Mobel / flor 6orbitreIie.
Seq iaa Ell una Game / Ell merfe-
bIao STOLE rioe berira paa Ell Sicpflc
Tor nogIe Mtinnter iioen," io9oe cn'
Oeli9 Ell Tiiergut.
"6ortGl mig, bporIeoes bun ioa
no." iagoe Nabel.
8utten gap temmellg noterlig Ses
%ifrioelie al Dora, og Ell Soll'tabel,
ser netop gift forbi, uotereoe Den neo
/ fin HotiSbog.
Ser er ingen 3piI ON, at bltn cr
3ppen," iagoe Mobel iprig. "Ge mao
enoelig ie til at iaa Gag / benoe,"
peobIep bun benpenot til &on'tabelen.
Genne lopebe at giere, bpoo ban
funoe, bporeiter grtbur og mabel
Iteg op / en- 0roicbc % fiprte bienn.
Zen Inlet anenOe Cora iortiotte
inti0lertio i'm Yei og blep poerit for
boliet bo bun poa @iempelen meotc
en- aonitabel, ser goD benoe Segn til,
at bun ifltloe itanie.
"SpiS @icpfle er set, 0e rider
paa?" ipurgte ban barltt.
"Wtin egen naturligpisl" ipareoe
Cora cnbnl mere i%onlnoret.
"Sar sc bapt ben IGu9e?" ipurgte
ban tort.
"Siocn Baaife. Mtin Sonte gou
mig beu," iparebe hlrrt. Sum bolot
pIiloieIig inbe, bu bun meo 6orfGr-
oeIie opOoGeoe SorbogItoperne Uf. e..
g., ser itoo malet pno set enc &illl,
og oct off op for hcnoe, at oct ali8e-
bel life flnoe bore benoeS egen @i-
cpfIe, iom bun / bette 2ieblif res poo.
"No, bpao ifaI icg giore?" ubbreb
bun oI6eIes ifrefiIo9cn, leg Ter, at
oct life er min - ieg maa bare be-
goaet Ell SeiltageIie!"
Get Ter nGiten uo til oct" Iogoe
aonitabelen fort, ioet ban greb benoe
ON &aunoleobet. On ung Came,
lom fortioen Dor pnn &oteI Warine,
cr netop bIcpen f~raitiuulpt en- pGrbi-
iltIo @icpfle, % Snpen er Ell ilng 81.
me, ser eiter &eifripeIien neiagtig
ioorer til Gem. Ge maa eiebliffeIig
iolgc meo mig baa YoIitifamnleret. "
Gn bel Tel Vlenneiter %begpnote at
iomlr zig ofr Dem, eg Soro, ser par
mcgct iOrifrGttet og forpiloct og ieIte
liz foriproeIiG cufom % iorIabt, fun
oe meo Weie holoe Saorcrne tilba0e.
Seq er uirfelig life nogen Spp,"
iogbe bun mco ifi9incnoe Stcmme.
Seq bar FIN oc0 Ell SeiItugeIie to9ct
oeme &icpflc jiteoetfor min cgelt. Seq
er Sroten @rcC1piQe ira Winiton
Wtonor, oG icQ opboloer mig iortioen
her / Carlton Gardens mco min Son.
tc, Irofcn ToIc, SeIter al General
Sole 49,"
SO brn6cr mig life ON at bere
nogct mere ON Ceres Generator 90
line Torbinoclier," lagoe &onitobelen,
ser life hopoe ppret Ipnac / Sienes
item on bar meQct IorGt ira at bore
noQcn Ybniioguomiit, oloeIe$ ooerbc,
nit ON, az all, huao Cora mi iortalte
ham par rIttrr SpipinO, % at buu
pirfelia bopOe 8iort fig itnloiG / IN
pcrict.
&otcl Mioriuc par tiliGIOigpi3 be
li0acuoe lige / Aprbebcn al oct SteO,
buor Cora q bleoet itanict oa til,
toIt al a~onltabcIen, % Den Tolte-
mpnQoc, iom ioriumlebc Jig on Dem,
bra9tc Here al @otelgiGitcrnc til at iC
no al TinOuet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-08
ct ufripiuiet Iyperi.

"Sun or Ell onoifobSiuIo, iIab6er
oatig 6ingeit; men jeg ital not bepnC
mig pan benoc!" mimlc6e Nober,
@renpile Gr0erlig. San par Ell @iit
poo ii @ar, oq ban og bans porn(
Ssitcr, Cora, opboIot iig fortioer
iommen men lin ugiitc Sante, Srefel
Eole, peO @aoeitcoct 0~eocbbourne.
Sun bar nctop blepen beitpIot al
lin Nertin6c Tor at bope miSbnnolci
benoe9 Sat, oQ ban blep mcgct op.
brogt, ga fora oQiua / bcnocS Npr.
pGrelie ertlGreOc, at brur hapoe pH'
ret &iOne bcrtil on iog6e, at ban Tom
Strni life ifuIbe ioo 2ommlepengc
pnn ell bel Wooneb.
Srsfen Sole bar famine 9dg reiii
til Sonoon / ct Sorretnin9sPrinbe, %
Cora por noe pao lin @icpfle Tor al
aisre Snofjeb - oct bar @rlunoen iii,
al Hobert ior 2iebliftct bar gonife
olcne.
YIloielig fom Ser ct ifobeiro Stint
/ bans Zine; tbi ct Iioet Stpffe ioran
ham paa @aben REQ bans Seiter, en-
imuf og grntieS ing Tige poa tpoe
Nor, iiert Ell bIaa Wfi~lielinSfiole og
WtatroSbat.
San eif iorli9tig ct Stpffe boqei.
Ter, iooIeoc$ at bun life funoe ic BAN,
% ga bun itcg al % 9it inO til en-
aonoitor, git oct nleb Ell Sang op Tor
BAN, at ban III, pon en- ubmerfet
Manoc tunoe fno N~nIebning til at
bepne Jig pnn bcnoe.
ga bun bar goaet in0 / @lltifen,
iteg ban op poa benocS Vicpfle % req
oiiteb iaa burtiq ban fun6e, i6et ban
morebe fig ucb 3nnfcn pnn, bbor GER
QerIig % foriproet bun piIoe bliue,
nnor bun fom no og ianot oen borte
- bun bar ncmllig reoet tc%nnclig
Ianat bort ira tit So9i, 90 oct bar Ell
iorIGroeIig BARN 0ag.
San bar inli6Icrtio life nogcn ppct
GnfIiit, % ga ban pc0 llotartcn al
ocu lille @p fom til Ell itcrt Sfron.
ming, ser bGIoeoe nco moo Sioen,
bIep hon bonQe, Hap So9et % los Jig
GLIDE nco, mc0en2 Nicpflcn iortiuttc /
piIb Sort ncboper og cl0clig t6rne0c
moo Ell fremiprinGcnoe alippe, huor
Den bIep Iiggenoe / Ell megct rnmpo-
nerct SilItonb.
Nobcrt, ser bar nGiten ira iia iclp
al 6oriGrbelic peo 3alfeu paa oen
Straf ban niI0e ian, Ior0i ban bnp0e
eoeldgt lin SeiterS rpe, foitbore @i.
cnfle, lloitsote ct pilot Sfrig % for
aiiteo iuIn Ell Sinb- ban pi0itc rep-
pc bporben. San bar blot opipIbt al
Ell eneite Snnfe: at ilp0te ct Steo ben,
bpor hans 1amiIic aIorig piloe iinbc
BAN igicn.
aunifc ban fnnoe fon fommc oml-
boro pua ct Glib iom anbpt5qIt eler
lutte iig til ct elcr onbct G~uteriplge;
olt heller cno at uhirttc zig Tor bcn
Strnf, ban fclte, at han iortiente.
&miolcrtio Qior0c 0oro Tine Sno.
fob hos a%onoitorcu. bpor hrn blep
bctient al en- ltn1 @lltifiomiru, Ser
plIoiclig bIcp Iiot oiitroit % hnpoe
unnltcliA peo at rcQnc riQtig citer sc
Nclae, iom Eoro Icucrcoc hen6c, on
Ell ing limit Miono tron0tc mo, leo
lnQet al en- rnN Niqc, ser IiQrcoc balr
iaomcact. at ser iuNcn Evil p0r on,
al huu muottc bare bans Softer.
Sc too cuNm / NutItch "a Cora
lit no me0 Den lille Allru, bpori bun
plcie0c at Qiorc line ¬iob.
Ser itoO en- @jcutlc uocnior, uctop
paa iunlme Stc0, bpor hlm hauoe lat
lin eQcn. OF iom uur Al iammc Stor.
relic % aonitrlttiou ion hcuocp. Get
iulot hcnoe 0crior life mo. at ocn bar
en- onocu3 Gienoom; bm latte lig
.uoen ct GicbIifa @etGntniuQ op pon
Sen % REQ aztec.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-08

"Susucmncu" enmnItinu or sc 6estts o.
bininfc / cnuScfcu. 10 IurS Sarnrti fsiaer
meo bier DIufiin. Slrtp III "SeeorapsRoiieT-
otter aaidlog.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01

ding march which the old bachelors
roguishly hum.
The play oes not completely lose
Its charm in the most strained parts
or the play because of the reality and
humor with which the characters of
the three old men are conceived. They
are three human lovablc characters
who do not lse their identity at any
time. Even if the antics which the
AUTHORS makes them go through are
sometimes painful, their atmosphere
an dpoiut of view is never lost. IL
Austin Strong had only pitted these
three of bygono day against the
realities of life as il crowds in upon
one in New York, instead of purely
neutral situation
Claude Gillingwater, Harry Daven-
port and William Ingersoll played ex-
ceilently the parts Of the three men.
Helen Menkin strove hard to make the
part of the girl achieve reality, but
1t was part without substance, ere
ated out of generalities. Charles Latte
played the part of the young man of
the piece in q pleasantly straightfor-
ward manner, even if he did say ''boith
day"
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
Plays and Players

James Whitcomb Riiey's famous
characters are to be brought to life on
the stage. William A. Brady an
lounced that he will shortly produce
Home Folks" four-act comedy by
Robert Mclaughlin, which is an adap-
tation of the poems and stories by
James Whitcomb Riley.
After two postponements the Bran
hall Players announce that they will
po .itively appear in Butler Davenport's
satiric comedy. "The Comforts of Igno-
rance" on Wedne sday evening, Novem
ber 6.
The musical version of "The Melting
OF Molly" which has been made by Ed.
gar Smith and Sigmund Romberg. will
G. en- in Trenton Saturday afternoon
Ia the cast are Isabelle Lowe. Tom
Richards. Gloria Goodwin, Cyril Chad
dick and others
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
New Austin Strong
Cor2edy at Criterion

"Three Wise FOOLS" the comedy bv
Austin Strong which Winchell Smith
and John l.. Golden presented at the
criterion Theatre last night, alternates
between Sugary sentimentality and a
familiar brand OF crook melodrama. Its
nrst act, IN which is presented the
domlclle OF Shree old bachelors of
Washlngtor jquare, presents alluring
elements OF cnarm, hut as the play pro-
ceeds and il r-cks more and more yio-
iently between its NO alternatives. its
charm IS cuthlessly sacrificed.
In the tirst act three bachelors. gen-
tiemen of the old school, are sh ,wn
hvlng their J YES in pleasant hut fixed
nablts IN an o'i house on Washin, ton
square that Is eloquent Of their epoch
AheS Aave not known change in many
years, and theT have learned to dread
IL: 10 them comes change in the form
OF ward, the daughter of woman
they had all loved. and the routine of
1helr llVes Is at once upset by the
presence o. youth in the house This
point the author drives home relent.
lessly. he shows the dignified iudge
the elderly tirancier and the eminent
physician all gaEboling and cavortinc
ana dlspo"tng themselves fn sopho-
moi1c fashion. under the influence of
yoN n. men the play is suddenly
keyea 70 melodrama. The girl is found
10 shleld man who makes an attemnt
on the ilte of the judge in order 70
save her father. Just whv + NOT ,nado
gear ever at the end Of the nIav
ne young nephew of the fnancier
oeheves N her and all unjust snsn;.
clon ls removed from the girl Tho
curtain falls to the tune Of the we'd
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
Child Labor Day
To Aid Plan of
"Back to School"
Results of Campaign in Be-
half of Children Will
Be Reviewed
Churches Help Sought
Programmes for Observance
in January Will Feature
Education
(Spscia, Dispatch to IT, ~r,5une)


WASHINGTON, Oct. 81. - Child
Labor Day has been set for the latter
part of January next year by the Ma
tional Child Labor Committee as the
tlme for review Of all the work and
ach1evements of the back to school"
campaign lnauguratcd recently by the
chlldren,s bureau OF the Labor Depart.
ment. The campaign is an attempt to
Keep children in school who have been
tempted by high wages to stay out.
The day will he observed Saturday.
January 20, in the Jewish synagogues,
SUNDAY IN the Christian churches and
Monday in the schools. The children's
bureau 10 arranging to have reports
from field workers available on this
occasion Tor programmes of schools,
churches, clubs and other organiza-
tions. '''- ''
Statistics already gathered in indus
trlal and commercial Centres show that
many children ara Saying out of
school and enterin. occupat!ons which
90 not provide progressive dcvclon-
ment. 'N'0f
Miss Julia Lathrop. Of the children.
bureau Of the Labor department. il
working to combat tire efforts OF ny
scr0pu!ous employers to give the I'M
P!eSsion that child labor is a war neces-
slty- The back to school" camnaiyn
IS being carried on through the fieid
olvlslon Of the Council for National De
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
Washington Courts
Save War Workers
From Being Evicted
Majority of 130 Cases
Against Landlords Decid-
ed in Tenants Favor
Fight Over Suitcase
Salisbury Resolution Not Con-
sidered Adequate Protec-
ton Against Ousting
tsDee,nl Dispatch to 7h4 Trburel

Especial Dispatch TO 7hS 1r'burel
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-More than
ooo women war workers crowded the
mnnicipal courts in Washington Tues
dav to defend their rights against
landlords who were trying to evict
them. Nearly all the 1870 cases tried
were decided in favor of the tenants
The war workers were represented
By Captain julius l. Peyser, Captain
Edwin B. Mayer and Ensign F. Stohl-
man. of the Division of Housing and
Health. They relied upon the Sauls-
bury resolution to prevent the ousting
Of tenants. Eviction was sought by
some of the landlords on the grounds
that the tenants had sublet their places
without the consent of the owners.
The Salisbury resolution does not
apply in the case Of dodgers, and con-
seauently most of the girl war workers
in Washington are unprotected against
unscrupulous andladies and landlords.
Captain Peyser has been working to
end means to protect them against in
justices and bad treatment of their
Iandladies.
At the same time that Captain Pey-
ser has been working to make it harder
to evict dodgers, the Emergency Homes
Registration Service has been endcav-
oring to make clear the landlady's side
Of the bargain so that moro homes
would be opened to lodgprS
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
Former New York
Guards1nen Named
In Casualty List
Private T. J. Oakley Rhine
lander Severely Wounded
Fighting the Huns
1. c. Ware Is Injured
Men Were Serving With 9th
Division as Part of the
British Army

The 9th Division, formerly the New
York National Guard, now fighting as
q part of the Fourth British Army. had
several representatives in the casualty
iisV yesterday, most of them being
from the 10th Infantry, formerly the
9TH Regiment, and the lO6th Infantrv
formerly the 23d Regiment.
Private T. J. Oakley Rhinelander I'd.
OF Company X, 107th Infantry, was
severely wounded. according to word
received by his father, Philip Rhine
lander. of 1S West Forty-eighth Street.
ne Is twenty years DID, and enlisted on
ms eighteenth birthday, going to the
Mexican border with his regiment in
stead Of to Harvard, for which he had
passed the entrance examinations.
Private Frederick &. Ware. of Com
pany X, 107th Infantry, son of Freder-
lck a. Ware, an attorney of 291 Broad
way, and grandson Of color sergeant
in the 7th Regiment in the Civil Wa:
mas been severely wounded he notified
MS father by cable. He also enlisted
at the age Of eighteen on June /. 1911.
Private Joseph c. Couse. of COMPANY
X, 107th Infantry, has notified his
father, William J. Couse, president of
the Asbury Park Trust Company. AS
bury Park, n. j. that he was severely
wounded.
Corporal Kenneth Wotherspoon Of
Company II, l07th Infantry, whose
home is in Allenhurst, n. j.. also has
been wounded
Sergeant William II. Sickles. OF Com
pany a. !o6th Infantry, whose home is
IS at 628 Ocean View Avenue. Wood
haven, Queens, was wounded. gassed
ana burned IN action August 27.
Corporal Sidney Iawrie, of Companv
A, 1o6th Infantry, who also was wound,
ed August 27, is twenty-five wears old
and lives at 5S2 Jefferson Avenue
Brooklyn.
Lieutenant Harold Steiner. OF Tho
Army Air Service, whose home is in
Asbury Park, N. j.. has been Injured
in an aeroplane accident, but now is
out cf the hospital. He is a Yale grad
rate and a golfer.
First Lieutenant Claude A. Lyon ~
the Dental Corps, whose hcme is IN
Asbury Park, N. j., also has been
wounded.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
Cyril Maude Pleads
For Women Workers
Follow British Example of
United Service, Actor
Here Urges

10 stimulate work Of American u,or,
en- IN the war, Cyril Maude, EnelIsb
actor, just returned from a Visit 10
the war workers Of England, explained
the achievements Of British woman
labor to the National League for WON.
ans Service in the ballroom Of the
blltmore Hotel yesterday afternoon.
British women are going on with
thcir work in every conceivable branch
OF industry with the feeling that tho
war Is not yet ended" said Mr., Maude
They are doing the lowliest tasks
with the highest motives and WORKING
as they never did before. All the wae
workers are drawn from VARYING occ,'
pations, and strangely enough the msL
ing Of weapons Of destruction which
has brought them together in united
eHort, Is proving a most humanjzin~
process. for the welfare work in fac.
tories, is far better than ever could
have been brought about In times Of
peace.' 20
Mr.. Maude said that New York
seemed strange after London, for there
almost every woman In the streets was
in uniform ''