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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-08
ARTISANS ORDER
Progressive Assembly Starts the Elah.
ora,e Patriotic Celebrations

.. u.
progressive Nsssrhpl! 0laF's 'he lap
or,,, p,,r;o,;c CeIsbr,,;ops
- ,...n,n,,,. ronarons ard
-. -y.,s -NSHr.'.'is e,l,
zrs" prnss ufSo,a%ns oL nt.Tn11 ip.en.t onIt
ouartet and chorus singing Of the natri-
luhi tet anu cIioi US sung iis u .he gaH
ottc tunes, Brother Charles H. Grakelow's
stirring Fourth of July Grafton and
Denutv ro-don's recitation of Abraham
Lincon's memorial address at Gettys-
burg inspired a degree of enthusiastic
demonstration of 12S members well
worthy Of loyal Artisans The deputy
also recited in his effective wav a poem
Of high merit written by friend. en-
tilted The Keystone State" and later
lN'Sehted the lhtFoducton OF an ADDRESS
which. he said he would have more
ing. His original verses, Keep Progress
siva Coinp" cot 70 +be tuna ,ISaer +bo
yIo,, Eir". p,,xi! t.,,
Home FIRES Burning were sung with
DsS. ,r .M.'e t, uul.ls ,ne evening
., Master Artisan Hubbs called for a word
P. NJ, Harry Swain giving a pleasing sur
prise by his appearance after long absence
the meetings. ex-Recorder Joe Wiswell. who
gave sN Gryidence Or regalnIng healtni Jim Rus,
sell, Harry kellner, Brother Harley and
va H5S'Un on No hoya; whose unwaVerlns stang,
rue fratarnaIist npshed hin, me r. ths bir,est
Topcrg ~ tbis psnnSI nun 70 M @.ne nts'@es5 @
n + AssenIbiy J'rIn%S IN roHrios ~ tho
s',t.,1,tiST -or+ ~ "S 'e ii ~ o rD .
opi,, ~. nId ~, "a t,, .. h".
~, III t,.ne a.seIeSt @ @aii Sn,rIt; Uut
LEdd ~ ~ FL ~ ,n.nno9a naa Nt'Eeu 'hrs
1-iIii, ~ Nc.rar' !t
get some Food 5oinfs ans 1sa ne probai,
T5s. bn t'ii''S' anu 1t IS Piop' 'ol'
Tho 'e cSWT'nnica.to,, from, +bo ho,rd ,t
an appropriation for aid in the SUPPORT Of
the Artisan was accepted on motion Of
Brother Eurness and s75 was voted in nC-
curdance with the request Brother Jordan
exclaimed that Notwithstanding the publiCitv
Of weekly news in the EVENING PTBLfc
LEpGER the organ OF the order had general
and that II was Intended 70 imnToWa Tho
conditions Of tbe pmbIication IN eyerv ,yav
POSSIBLE The patriotic service with salute
10 The faE vas obssrWeS and tha festbpes !
Of the after session were four singing and
dancing girls smokes and refresbments
Radiant star Assembly. under Master
Artisan Leroy Reeves. had fair attendance
and an important meeting. Several of the
old war horses" by vigorous and loyal ut
terances made their presence felt and ap.
prPciated. Samuel MaCFetters having re-
ten, who has been acting recorder was
elected to I'LL the vacancy. being installed
by Deputy Schearer. Brother Patten won
tho DriZn in the i0itlatoTy contest las
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-08
THE MACCABEES
Preparations to Join Fraternal Conclave
hy Woman Benefit Association


by Woman's Benefit Association
Supreme Chaplain Burgin. Mrs. Mary
Crouch, Miss a z. Berli Mrs Anna
Hanev. Mrs. Frances NJ Helms, Mrs
Martha Arters and Mrs. Minnie Evans
attended a meeting of the National Fra
ternal Congress celebration called by
the chairman. Mr.. Freeland Kendrick,
at the Chamber of Commerce, which was
called for the purpose of getting the
local fraternal societies interested In
the contemplated pilgrimage to Inde-
pendence Square on. the evening of
August %. The next meeting will be
held in the same place on Monday eve
ming. July 8, when it is expected that
all reviews in the city will be repre-
sented.
sixth and Diamond strsets MfTy'e Mrs. Louisa an n
Jones commander. received one applica tion
for bsaa w. aBd E. o z n ns ss
mend tho seZs st Of bes TO Mr s
Of her. loyal faithful service to them The
ts Mats s aS h hrs the sdnss sp
overcome, ard sincerely appreciated the
mark 0n as f tbs Ts of S MIS- FuEs
VINO could not come:
At p business meeting OF the Philadelphia
Guard arrangements were made to keep up
the drill rehearsals during the month Of
July, IN order 70 perfect itself anew in
is h@nutifuL drl work for. the National
| Fraternal congress celebration and any
ntner enEaF"ments, aS II has offered its
services free for any Red Cross benefit or
Tor the ENLISTED men. II will also perfect
itself in other entertainment features.
RetsH Ross Review: F,,anktcrd avenue be
land commander made arrsnpemenfs "a I;nE 5,E
cLasa Snrn ,.e a;it,- al I" III
at oncs and o tr1 M rrebnps 's2m Wnrtn
6efo the end Of The year TSe 5eW renord
,,Ib anna i si, an is Eery
sbr Of ne rss,s m , a+ 1ne
T., u ~ :, ~. :, ,,,.i s.ntp Su.tLL
supreme GIs Gbaplain Bursin sHne months ago oS
supp '4''' OHaP'ai" pui SIN
-
The annual reunion of the pbi1ade,ph,a
ner,bers of the WomaD's Reneft hrsania anliia
ton Of the Waccabees held ar Hnntinr
PARK. vas a most enioyabIe one despite TIE
cool CLOUDY dav Thc membnTs were bent
| on having rooa fine for IN trt.ins ~
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BAINES. - July 9, CHARLES, son of
Charles r. and late Anna f. Baines tnee
McGlensey) aged s months. Funeral Tues.
2 p. M. 4435 Baltimore ave. Int. private.
Holy Cross Gem.
BALLENBACH.-Juy Z, FRAN s.
daughter Of late Joseph and Mary Ballen-
bach aged %. Relatives and friends, en-
ployes of Incompatible Laundry invited to
funeral. Tues, $50 a m. residence of her
brothe -in-law. George Lambert. 2645 N.
Silver ut. High mass ST. Columba's Church
10 a, m Int. Holy Cross Gem. Auto fu-
BAUER,--At 1929 N. 2!th st, July 5.
EBERHARD J., husband of Emile Bauer.
aged SO, Relatives and friends. Lieder-
kranz Singing Society and Deutschen Ma
tional Verein, invited to service. Tues, 80
p, m; oliver y; Bslr Bldg 1920 Chestnut
viewed 1920 Chestnut st. Mon, to p. m.
Auto funeral.
BEATEY.--At Berwyn Pa. July 7. HAN
NAH, wife Of Andrew H Beatey. aged T5.
Relatives and friends invited 70 funeral,
i the house; q s;. & m %: in. gIiSSsses Remains
BEIsEi.. July 5. ANNA BEisEL tnee
vost). wife Of Henry Beisei. Relatives and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-08
FOUR WIN COMMISSIONS
|Elladelphisns on Latest List of Army
'< Appointments

>nmissions in the latest list of army
'6zlpcintments announced by the adjutant
&s1erals office.
Lhe neE officers are Elihu Spencer
I1ler, 3d., 1900 Pine street. first lieu
tant John r. Norris. 2122 Pine street,
IT heutenant; John Charles Groome,
~ Bryn Mawr, second lieutenant. quar-
lz{axter's corps. and Walter Francis
tfler 1913 West Lehigh avenue,
md lieutenant, signal corps.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-08

SUMMER RESORTS
saAwNEE-oN. N.pELAwAKE. "a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-08

PHOTOPLAYS
STRAND Gtn. Await Venango. E. of Broad
Douglas Fairbanks tn,, IN SAY; 81 IL, avn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-08

HOPK1NS;-July6 g.: MARY GILL; widow
% Srilio Ion@S rd ttSPSd cSnWSd Pa. %ues $3.50 p. m
nac O. ~ MRS MRS. IsAA6HE.hA
RH SeS sf sts Ssn wa ID NJ
% n PaxSn St. Int; private,
dGys f. wife Of RScrs RSyser JS!y sHsa
Rela tives and friends invited to funeral.
sds cem p Haws mSs n Fnes
KEkfERrrAt vH G9as s \ ash St; ;s 5gly g;
Edward Keller, Relatives and friends in.
sf s 81 s. fssYsss os 3
IA, gsEivaits Aatf a 9dRoTHy 5RPSFf M ssurb
~ 5sS IND hsFsh
wss 5n segyiess wes Fi
q, LaANGsboRF'@juiy "A SD Rf'osf j. ANNIE F., wife
es s6 AGED
Tgss RsSaias sts N NAV S0tn Se s,swl5 St Int MN
t. iHG1TERzE9-sIsasaiy z r. sue aRn'fS July g. w WIS.
TER hysbs nd Of MsrEaret WIN, Liye7ey and
ten ten Nest: No. 1885, S order e owls, inyited
Of XIX XIX { Nice. es6l Germantown ave- Ger
wMiEKM B sMASR4rS assa ass b. iia tans.a q
seSyGIeis ags int private e. ANNIE widow .,
Arthur McAieer (nee Brown Relatives and
friends inyited to funeral Thurs $40 a; m.
1uiem st, Patrick's Church, 10 a m. Int
Holy Mcc GGssf cGpGRssMf1cKmJury Sem q. MARGARET 10,
sEPHfNE' MTl NE = daughter OF Bernard j. SnDS
| catharine Mccormick (nee McGee). aged is
| Tues $50 a. M. parents residence. 390s
| Parrish St Solemn high requiem mass
81, Agatha's Church 10 a. m. Int. Hol,
'rSIs rMSIesEiHfiooNE.-Iuly 8, REHA g., daugh
| ii. Relatives and friends invited to attent
| funeral. Tues. 8 80 a, m. :. from residence O
| 81 Edwards Church 10 a. m. Int. New
! ISathedral Gem. Auto funeral
Acf,ADpEN.--Jply O. JOHN McFAD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-08

BEGINNERS for envelope machine; good op-
portunity for girls of 16 years Of age to
learn an interesting and well paid vocation.
Apply to MIR johnson. Whiting Patterson
Co. 800 N 18th st.
BILLING CLERK. with experience on ELL
ott.Fisher billing machine. II. D. Dough-
erty Co. 18th and Indiana ave. -
BOOKKEEPER exp. Apply Schward Wheel
Co. Marsaret st on P. X. r.. FRANK
ford
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-08

BETSY Ross Review. Frankford avenue he
low Allegheny avenue. Mrs. Georgina Eng
land commander made arrangements to pur-
chase some war-savings stamps $50 worthl
at once and TO try to purchase some more
before the end of the year. The new record
keeper, Mrs. Anna NJ, Steelman, is very
much interested in increasing the member
shin of the war-savinEs mp society formed
in Retsy Ross Review some months ago by
Supreme Chaplain Burgin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-08

FLATTENRERGER At 1923 Spruce ST.,
PIattenbereer. Relatives and friends In
yited e seryisCSSG Wdd,,,3, Wed, p, mr. Oliver H.
Remains may be viewed 1890 Chestnut St.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-08

State Secretary Helms had the State
headauarters dressed up in fine style on
1naependence Day. Ten beautiful flags
turned on for the first time in months. and
H. American flags never looked more beau
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-08

1iOGERS. At New Castle. Del, July 8.
and friends invited to funeral. Tues, % f.
5th st, New Castle, Del. Services lmmanuel
Episcopal Church p Int. Glebe Gem
New Castle, Del
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-08
Swayed by L. s. Achievement
SUMMER RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.

HOTEL BOSCOBEL Rentucky ReS Ay, neal near
Amer. & Euro. plans. Bklt. A. E. MARION.
Westminster Ky. ave. near Beach. Elev.
to st. Private baths run.
water SO up wtly; So UP daily. Chas. Buhre.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-08

3he State Camp program of entertain
1T Will open Sunday evening. August 20
when the Perseverance Band will render
oe4cert In the public square at Lebanon,
an4 addresses will be delivered by state
Chaplin Harry e Daniels of Cameron Coun-
III and A. w. johnson. of Lewisburs. state
Camp building trustee. Delegates are urged
- ret to Lebanon on Sunday II possible,
~ the committee has arranged to entertain
the guests from Sunday to Friday. The con-
veflt1on dates are August %. % and 20. with
the etreet parade on Thursday afternoon
the 10th.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-16
MafuntiSuTi.

Genera,ul Hindenburg a mai ia
cut 81 ell variatie in autonomla
mare, cugetind la un nou miJloc
prin care ar putea atrage aten-
tia lunfii asupra sa. Acum nu mai
moare ca in trecut, ci inceput
sd abzica de job.
Kaiserul zice ca nu are drept
sa vorbeasca despre pace ,,onO-
rabila''. Stiti de ce? Pentru ca
razboilll condus de ell nu fost
,,onorabil".
1ntre vlrsta ce 0 spune feme-
lie ca are 81 Imtre aceia pc ca
re 10 da vecina dinsei, de Object,
este diferinta de 10 ami.
De cele mai multe orr clnd un
ON voieste sd ucida doua pasari
deodata Gu o singura peatra, nu
nimereste pc nici una.
Daca oamenii ar fl judecati a.
sa dupa cum eli doresc sa fie jul
decati, atunci in curind II ar mai
fl loo in raj.
Daca Kaiser are gind serios
sd abZica. nu are sd se intlmple
nici un lucru mare. Ministrul vi
steriei Statelor Unite, totdeauna
este in stare sd primeasca in sea-
ma toata visteria germana.
Daca este sd SOcOtim asa, a.
tunci pc I'm tinar care sa insoara
81 pleaca la razboi, are sal
coste mai putin ca pc fatal sau.
care Sa lnSoara 81 pleaca IN VO-
iaj de nunta.
Liberty Bondurile sunt ca pla-
cintele. Din ce cumperi. pare ca
al mai cumpara. Cumparati deci
Liberty Bonduri.
Din scrieri uitate, cetesc Cd in
Rominia. pc vremuri erau strigoi
literari. f bine sd ne aducem "a
minte de asia 81 aici in America
unde he napadesc tot soiul de
Oameni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-16
Retragerea unpi general Hun.
COMENTARIILE ZIARELOR ST
A OAMENILOR DE STAT.

Presa StatelOr Unite comentind
a doua nOta trimisa de Germa-
MIA preSedintelui Wilson, preve-
steste publicul de nu fl prea
Optimist 81 sa nu creada in O
pace appropriate
Commercial Tribune din Cincin-
natl scrie: Toate aceste inseam-
na ca Germania a inceput sd rea-
lHeze ca daca FOch va continua
atunci Germania va Fl zdrobita...
Presedinteie Wilson nu poate con
templa complecta supunere
fara conditiile evacuarei tutu-
ror tarilor .ocupate intre care 81
iiSacia 81 Lorena. Deci .nu este
loc de discuta detailurile eva
cuarii.
American din Baltimore: i
numai o faza implicata de evo-
lutia situatiei pc care poti sat
bazezi asteptarile viitoarei paci
- pacei ce va Fl pusa. Sc III
Gem, in sase luni. Aceasta po-
sibil daca Germania va accepta
inevitabilul, 81 inevitabilul e 0
predare neconditionata. Daca va
fl asa, atunci razboiul e cistigat.
Nh Sc mai plataste a lupta mai
departe pentru un lucru pc care
il al.
North American din Philadel-
phia: M putem mega ca ofcrta
Germaniei in forma de raspuns
la tinrebarile puse de Wilson
not face pace PesibiIa s. .fns a
daca vorba de D pace l,erma-
nenta atunci e necesar a rastur-
la autocratia STA distruge pu-
terea militara, asa dar civ;' zat;a
nu a fost nici oda4a mai aproape
de abs ca acum
Time din Toledo: Germania a.
rata ca voieste e. Sd parl 'casca
teritorul ocupat, aceasta Sc vede
din nota D-rulut Solf trimisa
presedintelui Wilson Aici in
sd este nodul sitsletiei. Ret4age-
rea voluntard . ernalliei Ia from
tiera inseamnA nservarea ar
mattel, scnrteI linicl 81 Q
scuza ca din IA 1bierc: moi
@-S34s0ou. Z. l.sxutx f*S - ..n.,n 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-16
|NFORMATIUNI

Un aeroplan misterios. -
Hampstead, n. Y. = Pc cind ia
ceau instructie la cimpul Mills,
trei soldati au fost raniti de MIS-
te glOanto ce veneau dintr un ae-
rOplan care plutea la 1000 de ur-
me deasupra Tor. Aceasta intim-
plare prezinta un adevarat mis-
ter. S'au auzit aproape 100 de
impuscaturi in timp ce aeropla-
null zbura deasupra cimpului de
exercitiu. Pima acum II "a fost in
dentificat.
Cmorit de tramvai. = Cleve-
land, Ohio. = George Siebert, in
etate de Al de ami, a fost OmorIt
la moment cind un tramvai la
lovit caruta Gu care Impartial
lapte.
Dimisia printului Max. = Lon
dra. = Conform rapoartelor pri-
mite astazi din Olanda, demisio-
narea printului Macmillan de
Baden din slujba de cancelar a.
imperiului German este mai mutt
ca ,probabila. Aceasta s'a aflat
in Olanda dupa cele scrise de
zirul Berlin National Zeitung,
care zicea Cd in anumite cercuri
Sc comenteaza dimisia cance,aru-
lui ca inevitabila. Aceleasi stir
mai spuneau ca Kaiserul sufere
de atacuri mintale. carl din cind
in cind ajung la desordine. Sc
svoneste ca imparatul are sd alb
dice in favoarea fiului sau mai
mare.
Mcartea ficei lui Gompers. -
w lSiIluG x lOil. uuISS Odult oOIu-
pers, in etate de douazeci 81 trei
de ami. flea lui Samuel Gompers,
presedinte,e federated muncito-
resti din America, murit ieri
de Influenza spanioia Mr.. Com
persSeste in Europa 81 nu Sc va
inapQia in tara decit luna vii
toaraa
Economic In timp de razboi. -
Londra. Autoritatile au ia
cut APPEL La pcporul englez sa
poarte 81 iarna aceasta flanele
de pc dedisnbt din anul trecut.
Toate masinariile ce fabricau a.
ceasta imbracaminte sunt luate
de guvern ca sd lie intrebuinteze
la facerea materialelor trebuin-
cioase in razboi.
0 nou& pacoste pc capul tur-
cilor. Washington. Aici
sunt pareri ca trnpele bulgare
vor atacs Constantinopo i'm.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-16

~ SuAAo Su ouoYA p ~ W. SAo
bi scoaterea Tuciri din lnta.
Liberarea Llxernburgului. -
Amsterdam. = O stire primita a
stazi aici anunta ca Luxembur-
gul a apelat la presedintele Will
son sal protejeze drepturile ma
tionale 81 cere ca Germania sal
paraseasca teritorul. Luxembur-
gul fost invadat odata Gu Bel
gia.
Evrei maltratati de Bulgari.
- Salonic. = Din anchetele ia
cute s'a stabilit ca Evreii 81
Grecii din estul Macedoniei au
suferit teribil in decursnl sta
pinirei temporare Bulgarilor
acolo. Gel mai multi dintre E.
vreii din Seres au fost deportati
81 un numar destul de mare all
murit de foame. Cind aliatii a,l
intrat in orase all fost intimpi-
natl Gu demonstrate entuziaste
din partea locuitorilor.
Marirea ar1natei germane. =
Paris. = Chemarea sub arme
a contingentului 1920 sporeSte
intru citva puterea armata a
Germaniei, insa fiindca un sfert
dintre acesti tineri stunt sub
virsta de 1S ami, valoarea lOr ca
luptat6ri nu cine site cit de
mare.
Cere Turcia Armistitiu? :
Roma. Astazi s'a rapOrtat
din nou ca Turcia cere un ar
mistitiu. Acest din urma rapport
a fost tiparit in ziarul Epoca.
Din informatiunile obtinlrte la
Zurich s'a aflat ca Turcii para
sesc Caucazia 81 ca de la Baku
S 'au retras de mutt.
Rccolta >fructelor in Germania
- LOndra. Sc rapOrteaza ca
recOlta fructelOr in Bavaria csc
cit Sc poate de proasta, lar in CO.
ielalte parti Germane nu s'au pu-
tut aduna poame de loc.
Scufundarea unui distrugator
- Washington. = Din cauza H.
nei expiozii, distrugatorul amer.
can No. 219 s'a scufundat in d.
pele straine in ziua de 9 Octom-
brie. Din tot personalul murit
un ON 81 opt ausfost raniti.
Retragerea unri general Hun
= Paris. = @ depese primita dc
la Basel anlinfa ca generalu
Kirchbach S "a retras din arma
ia. FL a cOmandat succesiv cor
pul al zecelea de armata la st
Quentin in 1914 81 trupele ger
name in Lituania. in anul 1916 q
luat locul generalului Won Suffer
ca cap al armatei a opta ger
! mana sfE
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-16

preuna Gu aliatii 81 ca vor gra-
bi scoaterea Tuciti din lnta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-16

Scufundarea unui distrugator.
- Washington. = Din cauza IL
nei expiozii, distrugatorul amer
can No. 219 s'a scufundat in "a
pele straine in ziua de 9 Octom-
brie. Din tot personalul murit
un ON 81 opt ausfost raniti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-16

Cmorit de tramvai. = Cleve
land, Ohio. = George Siebert, il
etate de Al de ami, fost OmOrit
la moment cind un tramvai il
lovit caruta Gu care impartes
lapte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-16

kCcOIta 11IuCteIOr IN GSTmanla.
- LOndra. = Sc rapOrteaza ca
recOlta fructelor in Bavaria csc
cit Sc poate de proasta, lar in c.
ielalte parti Germane nu s'au pu-
tut aduna poame de lOc.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-02

Mrs. Chas. Williams who has en-.
joyed several days visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Sam Faulkner, of
West Point, H., returned home Wed
nesday.
Paul Replinger of Sonora, and Lor-
ing Hanson, east Of lakewood, we're
the best spoilers at the spelling con-
test held at the Layman school last
Friday. Miss Alberta Denton proved
to be the best speller at the Hamil-
ton school. Today the best spoilers
from the different townships will at
tend the county spelling contest at
Carthage and those in this contest
will work hard to be the champion
speller Of the county.
The Red Cross association OF
program at the Golden Point church
at Sonora Monday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M.
E. church met at the Red Gross rooms
yesterday afternoon and devoted the
hours to Red Cross work.
Earl Pence has made a two weeks
visit with his brother, Frank Pence
and family, at Eldon, Iowa, and with
relatives and friends in Chicago. He
returned yesterday to take his exam
ination at Carthage. Mr.. Pence has
not as yet recovered from the effects
of the meningitis that he contracted
in Paris, France,
Died, at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. G. B. Howes, Sunday, February
"a, Mrs. P. D. Williams, aged seventy
eight years and twelve days. Marg.
aret Ann Dale was born in Hancock
county in February, 1910, and her en-
H., n n
ty. She was united in marriage
February 4. 1858. Her husband pass
ed into rest only few months ago.
Nine children were born to Mr.. and
Mrs Williams, one dying in infancy
and another at the age Of six years.
The surviving sons and daughters are
as follows: J. E. Villains, Carthage,
Mrs ]. M. Preston, Newark, Mo-;
Mrs. w. F. Moves, Monmouth, Ill;
Mrs G. B. Howes, Hamilton, Ill;
Mrs. E. I. Soule, Kirksville, Mo-; G..
&c. Williams, Peoria, ILL.,; Mrs. E. j..
Bellew, Des Moines, Iowa; one broth
er, John Dale, Middle Creek, ILL.,, and
a sister, Mrs. Emeline Jones, OF Car
thage. besides other relatives and a
large circle of friends. The funeral
services were held from the resi-
dence of Mrs. Howes, Monday after
noon. Rev. K. C. Ventress of Mon
mouth, H., officiating. A large con-
course of Borrowing relatives and
friends being in attendance to pay
their last tribute of love and respect
to this noble woman. The remains
were conveyed to Carthage Tuesday,
where they were laid to rest in the
Moss Ridge cemetery. Mrs. Williams
was a devoted mother, a true friend.
loyal neighbor and a lady who was
highly respected by the many people
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-02


RULE two, class one, baking regula-
lions. has been amended to provide for
the baking Of three quarter pound
loaf. Variation Of three quarters OF
an ounce and three quarters OF an
ounce under this weight are permitted
in individual loaves but the average
weight of not less than twenty-five
loayes shall be no less than the pre-
scribed weight. The new loaf may be
baked singly or in twin form. two in
pan, and its manufacturer is subject
to the same rules as on all otner
bread The new weight simply adds
an additional loaf size, and is not in
tended to displace the one pound unit
and was adopted as a wheat saving
measure on the showing that in some
large cities there are many families
who require less than one pound or
bread per day. It's price should bs
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-02
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