davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-10-21
Wounded in Action, Degree Unde-
termined, Previously Reported
Missing in Action

AGR NowsKY. Helal. l778 Park Place,
Brooklyn.
fRNETT. William c. padroni, Col
BOGlNZIS, N ok Greece
CLARK. Eugene F.. Colorado Springs.
CROFT. Richard F.. Woodstock III.
G COOPER, Andrew Herbert. S19 Adelphi
DONNELL. Elmer j., CORP Chicago.
DAVIS, Jerome William, sol West l23d
Street. New York
FOX. William j.. Philadelphia.
FULTON. Everett Huntington. Ind.
GRANT. Ulysses S. Dalton. Ga
HOLM Charles E. Clarks La
HCuGHTON, Charles O., New Bedford.
Mass. "
H4IAcKS0N; ! James E. sayre. Penn.
81 .ORAN. John. corp. Chester, Penn.
MINCH. Henry G.. Pittsburgh
MORROW Charles. Writ Okla
ODLE, John d. Mckinney, Tex.
PETERS, Raymond S. WAGNER, Phadel-
phia.
PEVONKA, Joe George, Leopolis, Wis
POGGIO, Secondo, Wallingfcrd Conn
POSTMA, Leonard. Grand RAPIDS Mich
RASMUSSEN, Robert W Detroit. MINI
ShARBtR, 81 fi Emmitt e White Plains. KY
SMITH Otis. Indianapolis
81 ROOT. Wladyslaw. Chicago
TRAVIS. Ernest j.. Corning N Y.
Wounded in Action, Degree Unde.
tern1ined Previouslv RsJ
New-York tribune., 1918-10-21

BROAs. Raymond A., johnson City ID D.
COTTON. Bert c., Fort Plain tM).
CLEGG. Albert. Rochester tM).
CASE, Henry James. Locke tK).
CLARK Herbert j.. Pavilion (K).
COFFEN. Hiram w Herkimer tK).
CONLEY, David j.. Lockport (M)
DRESCHFR Luke Edward Buffalo (W)
DELANEY, Martin B.. Baldwinsville tW)
DOLL. John. Buffalo tM).
DORSCHEID, Norbert b Buffalo tW).
GLYNN, Joseph A. Troy tW)
HAYWARD. Walter. Niagara Falls tK).
HILL. Elon T.. Sheriff. (K).
JUSTYNSKI Constantly. Doyle tW).
kOZLARK. Henry j.. sgt. Dutchess
County (W)
LoVINGToN. julius Albert. Port Rich
mond (W).
PENDLEBURY. James 4, Rochester tg).
MILLER. Fred D. Martinsville CW>
MCAuLEY, Thos.. corp, Geneseo wv.
MOS OK joseph Lancaster (W).
ROSAR. Frank. Buffalo tM)
SCOTT. Winfield l., jr Swain (k).
SAMBROOK. W L. Watervliet % d.
TURNER. Harold f.. Oneouta 20 Dl.
THUNE. Louis. Watertown (Kl.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-21

AkIEUNA:
DURAN. Jose S, Winslow (Ml.
THORNTON. Oliver NJ. Higley (M}.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-19
AUTO-BANDITE
v CINNOSTI.

Velice sm6l& loupez udala Sc
dne.5 Gasn6 rano v UIad 1vn6 Gle
veland Transfer Co.. 1929 Ore
gon Ave. Kratce po iedne no.
dine stanul pred uradovnou tou
automobil v zapeti ma to vtr-
hi do pisarny tri maskovani a
revolvery opatreni bandite.
V 1fadovne nachazeli sc tele
grafista Vfndram, skladnik
Glee a nocnf hlidac Brooks, a
nez vyjmenovani zTizenci Gle
veland Transfer Co. Sc vzpama
tovali, lupici ie pc kratkem "a
pasu spoutali, nacez vsecku
svou pozornost venovali poklad
ne V rohu pfsarny stojici. Po-
kladna vylomena byla pomoci
traskavin v peti minutach a
S14OO z nj ukradeno - bandi-
te ujeli a dosud nebyli dopade-
nj. Policejni kapitan Veasey
ma ma starosti polapenf sme-
lvch auto-lupicG.
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VRAZDA MA ULICI.

Ma chodniku pred domem c.
2977 vych. SO. ul. nalezena wee
"a rano mrtvola j. Goldena,
42leteho slevace Cd Interstate
Foundry Co., bytem V {. 2977
vych. so. ul. a otce sesti ma
lvch ditek. Blizsim ohledanim
nnrtvoly zjist6no, ze nest astnik
byl dykou probodnut a ma chod
niku v krvi zustaven. Jde patr
ne O vrazdu re misty. Policie to-
tiz vysetfila, re Golden mel ne
davno nedorozumenl s kterym-
ii spoludelnikem tovarny a
muz ten| re mu krvavou odve-
tn sliboval.
Goldenovy pozGstatky obje-
veny dvema marinaky z valec-
ne vystavy domu dive divky do
provazejici. Marinaci ii pravi,
ze mrtvola byla jiz uplne w.
chladla. Jest to liz sesta vraz-
da Clevelandu v sedmi dnech
&c prihOdivSi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-19
DEMOBILISACE v SHEER
MAN TABORE.
Diva clevelandsti branci Zahu.
beni nasledkem explose gra-
natu.

Demobilisace We vOjenskem
tabore Sherman-Chillic) )the,
kde tolik clevelandskych bran
Gu prodleva, bude zahajena We
Gtvrtek, kdy pet set vojlnn do
mu bude poslano. V rozpouste-
nj rekrutu V Sherman bude po-
kracovano kazdodenn6, al cely
tabor bude vykliZen.
Vcera udalo Sc v Sherman ne
obycejne neSt6sti. Serzant To-
mas Calf z naS.aho m6sta, 30O4
Walton ave. bydlici, spolecne
vylosovanym vojinem A. Dimi-
tri Bedford, chtel premen't
-ucni granat jakousi dzula-
jovou prskavku, IA kterehoZto
,usili oba branci pocinali 81 ne
opatrne, granat Sc roZtrhl a
oba muzi ma miste byli usmr-
Iceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-19
sKOLNf KRlSE.
Pakli financni stav Sc nezlepsi,
mnoho skolnich podnikG musi
byt zanechano.

Ia vcereisi sch1ze skolni ra-
dy mimo jineho referovano, ze
do !. prosince +. 1919 cleva-
landske verejne Skolstvi bude
trpet deficitem 81 100000, kite
ryzto fakt pTinuti nase autor-
ty, ably obmezily nektere vyu-
covani zanechaly cetne skol-
nj podniky pritomne v existen-
ci jsoucl. Pakli Smithuv jedno-
procentovy barni zakon brzy ne
bude We prosp6ch NEST opra-
ven, Cleveland musi obmeZit
We vySsich skolach ;
must rozpustit vsecky pfisti o.
pakovaci sve letni skoly; musi
obmezit cinnost a dohled ma
skolnich hristich; musi zane
chat d6tskych zahradek (Kin-
dergarden), opatroven, spola-
censkych skolnich stfedG a.
zavrit skoly vecerni, zanechat
skolnich zahradek obmezit
studie V normalce.
TO vSa musi ucinit rOce ma
stavajiclm, pakli legislature ne
povoli mestskyn skolnim IRA.
dunn v6tsi castku dani ne5
posud.
NaSe skolni finance valem "a
padaji a jedine zakonodarna
muze ulevu poskytnouti.
Reditel Hogen navrhuje tn.
diz, ably u pristi legislatury "a.
hajeny byly podobne kroky g
pfipadne, ably zvlastni obcan
sky vybor skolnim radum Y
krocich tech pomahal.
Skolni rada svolava ma patel
schGzi zvlastni v nlz financn
otazka znovu dostane Sc ma pre-
tres. "Treba jednati razne, ne
mali byt Skolstvi v priStim ro
ce obmezeno a disorganisova
no., pravi Skolni riditel Ho
gen.
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MAS CUVERNER PROTE-
STUJE.

Guverner James M. Cox od-
jel vcera do Washingtonu pro
testovat u tajemnika pokladny
McAdoo, ktery chce zrusit ze-
leznitni dan v Ohio, kterymztO
zruSenlm nasemu statu ubyio
by rocn6 S3,0OO,0OO prijmu z
dani. Cox hodla presvedtit wa
shingtonske drady, re by Ohio
odpadnutim podobnych prijmu
utrp6lo zvlaSt nyni kdy i weep
nj dan bude nasl adkern prohi-
bice zrusena. Vytepni dan pri-
nasi dosud statu $7,00O,00O roc
ne a pakli by zeleZnicnl daNi
byla odstranena. stat mel by
celkem 0 deset milionu dOllaru
mensi prljem a nasledovne stat
nj sprava trp6la by chronickym
deficitem. Ably to 50 nestalo,
sekretar McAdoo ma zeleZnic.
nj dan ponechat nynejsi plat
nOstt.
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SESTNACTILETY VRAH.

PoTcie uveznila dnes casne
rano Sestnactileteho V. Filkow-
skiho, 2467 zap. 5 ul., pro vra-
zdu druheho stupn6.
Jinoch Sc pfiznava, re Zastre
lii sveho souseda, rovnez Pola-
ka, jehoz jmeno nebylo vsak
dosud zjist6no. Ucinil pry tax V
sebeobrane - kdyz soused Sc
sekerou V pravici proti nemu Sc
vyritil. Tragedie udala Sc oby
dli dotceneho souseda, kde i
matka Filkowskiho vcera al do
.pul noci We spolecnosti onoho
|muze travila. Hoch priSel "a nj
s vyzvou, ably vratila Sc domu
a krveproliti nasledovalo.
Filkowskeho matka je vdo-
YOU a pravi Sc, ze V domacno-
sti onoho souseda, rovnez vdo-
wee prodlevala casio al pozde
do noci, coz synovi Sc nikterak X
nelibilo a on matce zhusta W.
ciky cinil. saw
Dnesni zlocin ma zap. S ul.,
>jest jiz sadmou vrazdou v Gle
velandu behem posledn{ch sed,
mi dnd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-19
Ceskoslovenske
republice do vinku.

v minule schIzi ceske Bese-
dy, kterou odbyvala v ceske
Narodni Sini ma Broadway po-
voleno z p'ckladny do vinku
ceske Republiky $4,000.
Vlastenecke clenstvo tohoto
narodniho spolku odvadi pra-
videlny svIj prispsvek, ktery
dostoupil jiz znacne vyse ma
$4,000 a reditelstvo spolku O.
pstne appeluje ma ony cleny
kteri jeste .nad dluhuji svij do
platek do obnosu upsaneho by
jej vyrovnali, ably pri novem
roce uplny vykaz mohl byti u
yeden.
Jos. Frcka, tajernnik.
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VOJfN DO STATNfHO
SENATU.

Statni snem bude zahajen v
Columbus V lednu a jeho Gle
mem stane Sc tez Tom w. Jones
y Middleport, O., slouzlcl pfi-
tonne v Pershingove armade
We Francii. Mezi tim co Jones
bojoval v lese Argonnskem ma
zapadni fronte, obcane Z okoli
Middleport zvolili jej do stat
nihO senatu velkou vetSinOu.
Tyz byval puvodne uhlokopem,
9ozd6ji mayorem We vyjmeno-
vanem mestecku a "a valky Sc
Span6ly slouzil jako dobrovol-
mix u Santi aga. Ia nyn6jSi val
ky prihlas,l Sc rovn6z dobrovol
ne a jako serzant bojoval ma
nekolika mistech We Francii.
Zranen byl V akci trikrat, TAX
re vrati Sc domu s tvari neme-
.ckym srapnelem zohyzdenou.
Jones je republikanem We
SVEN politickem presvedceni.
NXTCC TTXCC1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-19
PREPLAV CESTUJfClCH
OBNOVEN.

Briticka paroplavebni spoiled
most White Star linie kabeluje
clevelandskym svym agentum,
re doprava cestujicfch mezi
Soustatim a Anglii bude V ne
kolika dnech obnovena. Ma po-
catku dopravy budou vsak jen
muzum preplavni listky pro
mezipalubi prodavany, tedy nj
koli zenam a d6tem. Teprv al
vice preplavnich lodi valecne
sluzby buda zbaveno, rovnez
zeny a ditky do mezipalubi bu
dou prijimany.
White Star finie durazne
vsak pripomina, re dopravuje
amer. pasazery jen do anglic-
kych a irskych pristavG a ka-
zdy American ze musi byt opa-
tren cestovni listinou, americ-
kym pasem.
Ia preplav v prve kajute
White Star linie cita $3.50 "a
osobu a SIS valecn6 dane, v dru
he kabine S87 a IS valecne da
ne a mezipalubi $58.75 a $3
valecne dane.
fWSC1 JETCC1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-19
Z UKADOVNY VELKORADU
STATU OHIO {. S. P. S.
Ctsnym radim a clenIm Jed.
noty {. S. P. S.
Bratrske rady a bratfi.

Bratrske fady bratfi.
Krvava a strasna valka sve-
tova skoncena, boj dobojovan
a my Sc vzrusenymi pocity a s
obnazenou hlavou stojime u ko
lebky Svobodne Republiky Ce-
sko-Slovanske. ktera zrodila Sc
z krve bojovniku Cesko-slovan-
skych jiz potrlsneny isou vse-
,cka bojiste, kde "a svobodu tu
to bylo bojovano.
Ccska Amerika my cleno-
I've Jednotv c. s. P. S. konali
iome svoji poNnnost cd poca-
Etku valkv prispivali jsme vse-
NONE, by tato Cesko-Slovan-
ska Republika nase bvla vybo-
jovana. pine postavili jsme Sc
"a Taticka, naseho Masarvka.
A dnes narod mas V Cechach,
ma Morave. We Slezsku a ma Slo
vensku vola tatfcka sveho abv
priSel do vlasti sve a uial Sc
ltoho neicestneisiho uradu. ia
| XIV narod muze poskytnouti. Co
President Cesko-Slovanske Re-
publikv. klade ma srdce kraia-
n6m@ svym. abv ma den DikG-
vzdani pri vybirani Narodni
Dane konali svoji povinnost.
Tato Narodnf Dan, kt.era
dunn cd domu bude Sc vybirats,
bude CO dar do vinku nasi move
zrozene Republice.
A proto ctene Rady vazeni
bratri, zadame. Vas, abyste vSi-
Lchni Wy co po cely BOZ jste pfi-
|spivali, dejte opet, a Wy kteri
snad jste neverili We spravedli-
Ivy BOZ mas, dali jste malo a
snad mic, nuze napravte co jste
zameskali prispejte vsichH
tax, ably tento Oar do vlnku
skutecne representoval nejsil-
Inejsi haluz Cesko-Slovanskeho
|Naroda mimo hranice.
! Narod mas v zamich Cesko.
Slovanskych vzdy duverou
hledel ku bohate Americe a my
zajiste je nesklameme.
| Ia Velkorad c. S. P. S. statu
)Ohio,
JOS. Frcka, predseda.
Alois Kubicek, tajemnik
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VYBUCH MA LODI.

New York. - Diva muzi, me
ri mini jeden porucik namorni
reservy, byli zabiti a diva tezce
opareni, kdyz Ma jedne ameri-
cke lodi praskla parniroura. O
zivot prisli porucik Alexander
w. Walls a Sylvester Tennover,
d{lovedouci muzstva strojnicke
no, ktere stroje opravovalo a
pfipravovalo LODI k plavbe. O.
pafeni byli Harvey l.. Mercer
a Paul Turner, oba topici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-19
MESTSKA RADA.
BONDY TYKAJfCf Sc ADMI-
STRACNfHO DEFICITU Blu
DOU VOLICUM JESTE JED
NOU K ODHLASOVANf
PREDLOZENY.
Radni Mayer chce, ably lehce
ransni vyslouzilci re svstove
valky byli k policejni sluzbe
pfijimani.

Ia vcerejsi schuze mestske
rady rozhodnuto, ably bOndova
predloha ma castku S2,500,000,
kterezto penize mali umorit de
ricit mestsky, byla jeste jed
nou volicstvu k Odhlasovani
sv6fena. O tychz bondech hla-
sovano bylo Ia uternich podzi-
mnich voleb, lee dvoutretinova
v6tSina nedocilena proto uje-
dnano We vcerejsim zasedanl ra
dy, ably O bondove otazce hlaso
vano bylo po druhe dine 6. led
ma. Do tOho casu necht' reditel
mestskych financi Neal hledl 81
vydluziti 81 100000 u mist
Mich bankerG, aby molly byt "a
placeny stare bezne mestske
dluhy, jakoz kryty bezna Wy
dani nastavajici. Mayor Davis
ocekava totiz, ze pujcka ST.
100000 "a druheho hlosovani v
lednu volicstvem bude schvale-
ma. -
o stavb6 noveho Union ma
drazi bude rovnez V pfistim le-
dnu volicstvem rozhodovano.
Ma navrh radniho Townese,
mestska sprava usporada n6ko-
ljk verejnych schulz obcanstva
"a nichz ma byt uvazovano w
hodach spojeni vSech NEST
skych, vesnickych a taunsipo-
vych dradG v Cuyahoga okresu
administered jednotnou, KITE
rymzto sloucenim S5OO,O00 roc
ne bylo by pry usetreno.
Radni Meyers podal navrh,
aby m6sto davalo prednost wy
slouzilym voiinGm "a obsazova
nj mist ma policii a V hasitstvu.
Meyers ie proto, ably i lehce ra
neni neb lehce zmrzaceni vete
rani re svetove valky byli me-
stem protezovani, 0 kteremztO
navrhu v pfiStim Zasedani bu-
de rOzhOdOvano.
Ma konec vcerejSi schuze ra-
da dovolila mestske elektrarn6,
ably rozsirila svdi Zavod a ku
rozSirenf tehoz "a 100000 dlu
hopisG vyprodala.
WSS] W;SSSSsl Is S
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VOJfN ODSOUZEN.

Vojensky soud tabore Sher
man-Chillicotha postal vcera 21
leteho brance Karla Schillinga
pro neposlusnost ma 25 let do
pevnostniho vezeni. SchillIng
.je Nemec pGvodem a svou nell
bost vGci americke Wade dOka
zal nekolikrat. Sluzbu svou W.
zyvave zanedbaval a ami ma hll
dku nesel. Kdyz mu pro to ka-
pitan Triexler cinil vycitky, dr.
zy Nemec odvetil mu sproste a
prisne odsouzeni Schillingovo
nasledovalo. Tyz slouzil u druz
stva ambulancnihO a V tabofe
,dlel TT! mesice.
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LAKEWOOD MA DEFICIT

PTedmest{ Lakewood slibuje
podporovat Cleveland We snaze
ziskati u legislatury vice penez
ma vydrzovani administrace.
Lakewood ma totiz SIS,
mestskeho deficitu a prime da-
ne tolik mu nevynaseji, aby
svni administrator schodek mo
hi umoriti. Proto ma legislatu-
ra novym bernim zakonem w.
pomoci.
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ODVOD ZASTAVEN.

ZdejSi komise, zabyvajici Sc
odvodem vylosovanych muzG
vojenskych let, zastav'ily jiz We
skerou cinnost a personally sve
rozpustily. Netreba tudiz vic
ku prohlidce Sc hlasiti a regi-
strovanym ma komisni dotazne
archy odpovidati.
The Washington times., 1918-08-07
GAYETY SOUBRETTE
SEEKS FLYING Job
IN MAIL SERVICE

Uncle Sam's man carriers who re-
Gently have broken flight records in
delivering man between Washington
and New York may need to look to
their laurels II the application Of Miss
Frances Farr to become q mail
carrying aviatrfx Is sanctioned by the
authorities. Miss Farr is soubrette
of the Beauty Trust" the Herk pro-
duction playing the Gayety Theater
this week, and she has i've successful
sirplane flights to her credit
Miss Farr today said her ambition
is to be the hrst woman to apply for
the air mail Job. Last week. just be-
fore boarding the train for Washing
ton, she made q flight at Buffalo in
an army machine being tested pre-
1iminary to overseas service
The soubrette took her first flying
lessons this summer from Ruth Lsw,
who few here last spring at the
Liberty loan celebration on the Monu-
ment grounds 1t was not until q few
weeks ago that she was permitted to
take a machine up alone. Now she Is
confident she can manage a plane
under any conditions.
Miss Farr has been in burlesQue
two seasons. She has appeared in
Washington before, six years ago
with a vaudeville troupe. She has
been engaged in show work ten years.
Hobbies of the Gayety star are swim
ming. rowing, horseback riding, and
flying.
The Washington times., 1918-08-07
ASKS MAXIMUM OUTPUT
OF COAL PRODUCERS

James B. Neale, director OF produc-
ton Of the Fuel Administration, in q
letter today to coal operators, said
they must do everything possible to
speed coal production, as well as the
miners, II msximu moutput is OBJ
tanned.
"You must practice the highest de-
gree Of efficiency as TO mine manage
ment and must see to It that employees
are given fair and courteous treat
ment," the letter says. The miner
is helpless to do his part IL you do
not provide him with the means to
do it,
The Washington times., 1918-08-07
WIND STORM DAMAGES
GERSTNER FLYING FIELD

LAKE CHARLES, La, Aug. Z
Army officials at Gerstner Field,
training camp for aviators at Lake
Charles, are taking stock of damage
done to the camp by an eighty mile
an hour twister which swept over
portions Of Louisiana and Texas last
night. Estimates put the damage in
this vicinity at a million dollars. Sui
phur, La, Is also reported to have
suffered considerable loss, and unveri-
fed rumors OF loss of life have been
made
The Washington times., 1918-08-07
WOMEN REPLACE
|, 1,442,OOO MEN IN.
BRITISH WAR WORK

In Great Britain's government es-
tAblishments not including muuinon
factories, 90 per cent OF the employees
were women who had replaced men
called to the 'front.', the August issue
Of the Monthly Labor Review states.
In January, 1918, 1,&42,O00 women
nearly three-tourths Of whom were
working for the government. had
stepped in to I'LL the depleted ranks
of industry.
Many others are engaged In war
work where they only replace par
tally men who have been withdrawn
The Washington times., 1918-08-07
HOOVER HONORED
BY BELGIUM FOR
SERVICES TO NATION

HAvRE, Aug, IA place Of honor
Ia the Belgian family has been re-
served by the government for Her
bert Hoover, one time head of Bel
Eian relief, new American food Rd-
ministrator.
Mr.. Hoover has just been con-
ferred with the title OF honorary
citizen and friend OF the Belgian ma
ton" This title has been borne by
nobody since Belgium has existed as
q state.
The Washington times., 1918-08-07

Boys Soldier Play Suits, with
long trousers made OF khaki shade
duck: each outfit consisting OF coat,
trousers and cap. Sizes 6, CT 90
6. 10, and IL yrs. Sale price. O4'O|
Boys Tropical Weight Suits, Of
genuine Palm Beach. Stay Cool. and
Mohair materials; Trench model
coat and full cut Knickerbocker
pants. Sizes to "a years. Light
washable shades. Regular cI GO
price s7es. Sale price. CtsOO
Boys Khaki Cloth Knickerbocker
Suits, in Trench coat model: sizes
Z, 0 and II years only. The ''rav-
anetted shower-proof kind. GO NJ
Sale price. e............... OO4O
GoIdenberE'-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1918-08-07
45c Plain
CoLored VoiIes
yd.

4o-inch Plain Colored Voiles,
with seh-colored illusion cord
"a distinct, high-class wash
fabric, in all wanted shades.
Lengths suitable for summer
1ress needs.
The Washington times., 1918-08-07
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at want to thank you for your won-
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The Washington times., 1918-08-07
Remnants of 4O-Inch
Georgette Crepe and Other
Fine Silks
Worth 81. to $500 a yard OOo
at CJC

remnants with
silks purchase manufacturers mill ends and @ pieces
most favored silks are
cu among
40ih Silks 36nch Coed SATIN Mea
Plain Printed Fouad 3zh
Sport Silks Novelty Ponsee Silks etc
Lengths suHsB for waists sec yard
The Washington times., 1918-08-07
Domestic Remnants

Values worth 35c, ssc and 0oc
45c yard, at. HoS
A remnant lot Of staple domes-
tic cottons, including the follow
ing desirable materials:
Ss-Ineh Dress Glnghama. In
strIpes, checks. plalds and plain eol-
ors, 30-Ineh Pereales. 36lneh shirt-
ing Madras, 36-lneh Plain Color
Crepe. 56-lnfh kiddie hloth ana -
inch Tan sAitings-
Good useful lengths for making
women's and children's wearables,
GOIdenberE's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1918-08-07
Tomorow--Rennant Dqy-Brngs Multitude of Economies
CSC Window Shades
at 39c Each

Shades are classed as manufac-
turer's seconds-that is why you
can buy the regular 69c grade to-
morrow for 39c. They are 8 IT
wide. IT. and 81 It. long. White
and green in the lot
GOldenberE's-Four Floor.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-14

w. F. Jensen, manager Of the
Jensen Confectionery. has purchased
his second republic truck from the
Logan Garage q Supply Company. to
be used in connection with his Ogden
concern. to assist In their delivery
service. The business Of the w. F.
Jensen Candy Company. has grown
since its beginning, and today his
trade mark is known by all merch-
ants In Utah and Idaho.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-14

Mr.. Milton Allen, son Of Bish-
op A. A. Allen. and Miss Lorraine
Rose, daughter Of p p. Rose. both
of nyrum. will be married In the
Salt Lake Temple. April 8. They are
both very prominent In social circles
both In their home town ana also
throughout the county. All OF their
friends join in Wishing them an
abundance Of happiness during their
married life.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-14

100 Acres located 3 IN miles west
of Lewiston Bank, and ono mile east
q The Canish Sugar Factory, 20 70
- scrss ~ sandy loan soll, that sub
Mlgates, for beets, potatoes, ETC.,
- actus q first class Land for hay,
corn for sl1ass. grain Or nv irrigated
crop, ~ ~ balance = meadow pes
tEe On Bear River. Let Daines
show yca this farm, and then Judge
for yoarsslf u you can't ma,hs II an
iaeal p,aoe.
L. =. DAINEs. lAnd Broker
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-14

Thomas A. Edison is the only
inventor who has brought out any
real new thing In photograph for
the last ten years. The New Edi-
SON, known a. 1.-THE Photograph
with A Soul" has demonstrated this
fact to over two million people In
tone test Tecitals. See this wonderful
machine az the Harris Music Store.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-14

For Sale--320 acres farm and
enasing land. $50 acres can be cul-
dvated and the balance IL excellent
erazins: 80 acres already broke. Can
be had for $3.50. 3225Q cash pay
nent and the balance on easy terms.
$40 acre REIMBURSEMENT adjoining
can be had for small sum. Inquire
this office. Advt Il.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-14

Word reached Logan yesterday
that Mr.. James r. Mcneil had died
at mis- home In Preston. Idaho. He IL
. brother Of Mrs. Margaret Ballard.
He spent his early days in Logan.
Was born in Scotland sixty-thrce
years ago last October and came to
this valley with his parents in the
fall Of 1859. He lived here until .
call came for him to 60 to New
Mexico and help to colonise that sec
ton. He spent twenty-three years
at this work and when released he
moved back TO Cache Valley where
he has lived until death came yes
terday morning. Funeral services will
be held Friday at II o'clock at Pres
ton. Idaho.