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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-07
@runbeisentlms= llebertrugnngea

&. y. Stlpeus at Sam 6riebmon,
@r1notiid i'm @tarlborougb Tlace;
$1,000. ,
8. &. Goberts on Cant SriebmaL
@rllnDititd i'm Gitp 9lod 144t; $1,000.
s.. s. Sborman nn @bnaro Soepperz
rpein lnb Srnu, @runbltiid on Der Sale
Ipenue; SO, 1926. so.
5enrb 5aeelitein on S. 90. 2Dtle.
1rlnotiid in Der Sos In9eles 6eiebts
Ibbition; $4,000.
@ler Sdleper nnb Srau on SSulius
Goldberg, @runbftiid inn 9th 8lod 6t0,
S. H.. 81.
6. g. 9elaploius uuo Srau an @ils
liam 9felfer uno Srau, @runoltild I'M
Ctr 8lod 1886; $3.50.
Sam Srieoman an $. &. Noberts,
@rltnotiid inn Gitp 8lpd 1851, $3.50.
Sobn vs.. ulann ir. nnD Srau au Sohn
". ulann ir. Ii. g., Inteil in, @runoeie
9entum uno nnberem @igentum, 1925.
Sruitees fin Die 9iio @ra1lpe Sire ,5ls
lllrafce Company an 6enm Stieier.
@rlnoltilG in Der G%reltboln1e Nooition,
$3.50.
&. s.. 5iaie an 0terdants See n1o
Sob Stprage Company, @runoItiid i'm
nelen Gitp glod 567; $1,000.
Walter Sduntunn llnD &ntp Gduz
tnain an S. q. @rltin6les, @runoStiid in
Der Center StraBe; $4,000.
g. q. 9pu9los uno Srau an 6. Z.
1alln1me, @rlmoitiid i'm @itp glod 1871;
81, 001. 90.
s.. q. 9oefling uno Srall, oird Cub
Sruitee an Sruu @oitb Sobo MQreo.
@runb1tiid in Qar1rel 6eiabts So, Alp. 26.
Mrs. Rap Wanernna,tn an geleoouto
garrion, @runoftiid in Der San Ser
mario Nobition, 1910.
Ngnes uno Sofepb 8olb an 9fadel 6.
aurf, 8rln0ltid in Der Recnn @rouc
Ibbition; $1,000.
2ouis Shiparb II. u. an @eorae DC.
Clifton. @runoltiid I'M Gitn 8lod 1877,
5000.
g.. g. Sod unh Srau an Sranf 8iiee
man. @utnoltiid an Der Dacs3np Ioenue,
$1,000.
Gueuita @embler an aneu5t &6oms,
@rlinoiiid on Der Sirsina GtraBe ulb
i'm neuen gitb 8lod 1856; $4,000.
g.. 8. Sntum unb Srau an =. Mrbetz
ter rno 90. S6urlaf, @rlnbitiid an Der
Abenlie u; 5000.
gfrs. Sllia 6artman uno Carl Snrte
man, Snb. CT, an 6. 8. 2egau, @rulbz
itiif in Der 5isblano 9arf 4obition; $2.z
100.
emma Sdmitt an Siram q. 8olff
@rlnoitid an Der Gulebrd Npenue;
81 900.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-07
ree YreHt ik Sens; Mpntag ben 7. Otto6cr 1918.

5totiItif felt 0e5ernber 1914 I'M
1888 3ro5eltt geitiegen, Slt Netu
Orleans betrGgt Ste 5teigerung Der
2e6ensmittelpreiie iogar 64,02 @ro,
sent.
Slt Salts County I~trittett lib
Ser gegenpartige Sberiff s. $. Ylott
uno iein @egenfanoioot 6. g.
Wioore nm Die Domination, Sci Ser
N~ab5dblltng mics Moore etlie Moio,
ritat BON 67 Stimrten d11f, bod prtr-
DC onrh oie geri6tliden Gerbonblult-
ger fonitatiert, boB 'oetinieoelle TIT
regelmdBigfeiten SIT ieineit @l,nItelt
porgefommeH nurelt ultb ccsbalb erz
fldrte bas 9iitrtftsgeri6f Y1ott as
nominiert.
Sn Sort @ortb lit SRI. Scr
truo 2uitig, Die Gorlte6erin oes So
ipitaloienites i'm Camp 8ouie oIs
feinolide Iuslanoerin perboftet NOR
Den. sri. 2uitig lit felt fiinf5eb,r
Sabren nls aronfenmdrterin in Oct
litar o~a5aretten ongeiteIt eepeien.
IS miro bebouptet, ooB lie IN
Datti6lano geboren uno NIT ibren
Sltern int I[ter bon einem SATIRE
nod 4merifa qefommen more. @e=
ser iie nod lire @ltern leien ie 8iirs
ger gefporoen.
= Ser Stants S6ul Sueerin,
tenoent moht oarauf aufmerfiom
hoB nod einem bon Der lesten 9egis-
latur erlaiienen @eieee oie Shnlen
fir oie bon ibnen gebrnu6ten Stag
gen IelbIt besablen ntiiiIen. 8isber
mlroen ibnen oie 5abnen BON ser
@rano @rmp Of tbe Gepuelic gratis
qcliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-07

gat5en Son1tag 0ontit bei60ftigt,
oa5 in @elt peiterglimmenoe 6elcr
5u loideu,
gm Sonntog aben0 INN s ufr
fano al1f Dem Mlomo Ylabe elm Ser
foltf bon eibertp BOMBS ltott, 5l Sem
oas Bublifum our6 ei1len olgenei-
men 8el1er Ilarm eingelooelt mltr-
oe. 3ablreide Spri.en uno Better
fpdgen ioulten 81 Der un9egebeuell
Stunoe unter Dem grellen 8feifcn IL
rer Sirenelt DEM Glose 81. 4ls lid,
geniigeno M~eugierige altqelammelt
batten, begam Ser Gerfouf; es ioQen
audi fir mebrere tautlefta Collar
Sonos abgeiett lein.
General TrofpB Groapoer for=
aert in einem on Die 9anoelsfnmmer
gcrid)teten S6reibett sic SnouItriels
len uno 4%rbeitgeber allf chi @runo
ibrer beimiifen Sdtigfeit I'm 8efrel-
ung bonn M~ilitaroienit ein5ufommett.
Ser @eneral=GrofoB lit Der Mnlidt,
eoB ibre 4rbeit 5ll Sauie fir Sos
2ano BON groBerer @idtigfeit lit ols
bie aftipe Seilnabme an Ser Sront.
@inuno5man5ig Sriibgeburtell
lno ied5ebn Sotgeborene in einem
Motat = has lit cine Statiitif, Die
81 oenfen geben ioate.
Mebrere bunbert Snfluenso<
Safe iino beim @einnobeitsamte an
gemeloet poroen. Na9 elmer Mittei=
lung oes @eiunobeitsbeomten Or.
Sing lit Die aranfbeit III miloer
Sorm uno obne irgenomcIfe aont=
pllfatIonen aufgetreten. gQe GerIo-
mem. peldle OH Sdnrpfen leioen,
lperoen aufgeforoert, iif ton aroBe-
ret Observation-Disclosures fern 81
balten. Stt DEN Sbeatern lino Grtro.
Sanitatspoli5iiten augeltellt, neld)e
~nieienoe ODER bnltertoe 9einder 5in-
mlsfomplimentieren peroen. SIN
Camp Srapis limo am Sonntag feline
nellen grfranfungen porgefommen.
Int t6, Sftober meroen int
gunosgebauoe Gipil Serpice @rami.
nationel in feds peri6ieoenen Sd-
hern obgebalten peroen. Gerlangt
peroen Glerfs, 9oten, lteberieber non
9biffre@S 6riften ulm. 9tdbere ,@its=
limit erteilt Der Glerf Ser Gipil Ser
pice GommiIiion i'm 8urtoesgebauoe.
Die Geltauraut=9 eliscr, melhe
allfgeforoert 1pllroen, lire mannli-
den Ingelteaten 81 entlaiien nno
meiblihe 6iilfe an oeren Stcae st en-
aagieren, meroen Mittpod) obenb eli.
ne 3~miammenfitnft NIT Den 9eamtell
aes limited States employment Ser.
Dice obbalten, in pelfer oieies Ser
langen Der 8eborben erortert mer-
Den foa. 8ie es ibeint, fonnen Die
Meitanrantleute feline peiblibe Siilfe
befommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-07
3.

Die sibertp Sair, nelbe eegen-
portig int Slatonia ~abeebolten miro,
tit IN jeoer Se5iebung eth groBorti-
ger grfolg. am 5reitos mllroe ole
Irsitelung BON etipa $500 8erio=
aen belud)t; ant Samstag flog ellta
S6fpaoron Ieroplalle pom ellington
6lllgfeloe bel Souiton in Sdlahtfor.
NATION iiber ben IusItellungsplaB.
s. 6. @ation, Der friibere 8ise.
prolioent Der State 9anf in 5eaale,
8rceitone Gountp, Der pegen Sal
ffnng III 5nei 51llen 5u bier sssabren
3lldtbous perurteilt muroe, lit pom
lteapertretenoen @ouperneur sSobn-
ltone begnaoigt moroen, neil er on
Der Shminoiuat erfranft lein iod.
aud fem 8ater &. 81. @ation. ser
bel @elegenbeit Der 8%anfrepilion Sen
ganf-Snipeftor Batterion eri6oB uaa
oesbalb SIT SO Sabren 3lidtbails Der
urteilt nuroe. beabiidtigt abermals
elm 9esnabisungs-G eiuf einsura.
den. Ser altere 8otion giebt Dor, am
arebs 5u leioen.
Die boberen @erid)te I'M Staa-
te, mie ole Supreme Court, oas Sri
minol : OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sl Stu
tin iomie Die Gipil : @ppenationSge-
rtdte baben beute ibre Satigfeit fir
Cen @inter pieoer aufgerlomme1.
Der llnteritiitungsfolo fir sic
Notleioenoen in ben mathematician
Girreoiltriften lit ouf $147, $50. 43
angeua6ien.
Sn Semple lno mGbreno sic.
Ter Suilon 1897 9aaen 9aummode
ollf ben Marft gebradt. Die Sc,
lonlmts E~roouftion bon 9ea Gorntu
miro alif faum 10000 8aGen ae.
iddst.
Sn Souiton miro oenlnad)lt oar.
iiber abgeltimmt meroen, OBJ ole fSobr.
rate auf Dem StraBenbobnen UNI 81.
men Gent erbobt peroen lon.
Sbgleib nafgemieien tporoen
lit, Dab oas feline Stdotten Berlin
in 8aibington Gountp ieinen 9omei,
BON einem Or. Berlin erbalten, Ser
Dor Sabren bort prafti5ierte iou Der
ytnme bod gegen einen anerifaniId).
fltngenoen umgetmlidt neroen.
Der 2onomirtl6afts . 0inilter
Sonlton laBt Die ibm 5~ugeifriebenc
erfldrung, Dab 25c elm aneemeiiener
Breis fiir 9mimipoae iei auf's ent-
%id)ieoenlte in abreoe itellen.
Sn Nacogoohes mrtroe 6. 6.
0oque BON einem geniifen s. g. So
oett olrd einen SduB in oen &iiden
getotet. Oscar goque ioipie cine 9e-
germ fulroen ourd auaeln, tueIde
Den @etoteten b~erfeblten, Ieidt an
cen Mrnen peripunoet. Der SdieB.
bolo Sopett lit berbaftet tporoen.
Der 2ebensunterbalt in Soit.
fton lit mad elmer senauen offi5ieIlen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-07
E.,okaies.

A translation of the U. S. Treasury
Departments Bureau of Publicity plate
service appearing in this paper has
been filed where it was issued, at Cleve-
land, o., as required by the act of
October 9th. 1917.
A copy of these translations has
been filed by, the Freie Presse fuer
Texas September "A for the informa-
ton of the postmaster at san Antonio,
Texas. ask
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WlIerIei.

MlIerIei.
Ole NIT Dem Gerfauf Ser 1.
Gibertp @nleibe betrouten &omites
baben iih Ole Mufgabe geiteat, rte
auf Gan antonio foaerbe Quote big
9onnerstag, Sen 10. Oftober, su-
iammen5ubringen.
Ser IL. Sftober, Der BON Der
Gegierung als Columbus Gag pro,
flamiert poroen lit, tpirb BON Ser
SoItamterrt erlter u1b 5meiter &laIip
als 5eiertae 6egangen tperoen. Ole
Boitmeiiter iino angepieien tporoett,
ibren 9eamten, iomeit ofes obne
ernltlide l1nterbrebung bes 0ienItes
angebt, einen 8afttag gu erlauben.
Das State Council of Defenie
bat Die @ei1dftsleute in ser Stuot
6urd @usienben bon 3irfularen er.
indt, oaralf bin5unirfen, baB ibrs
annoen Die MISUNDERSTANDING 10
friib5eitig mie moslid beiorgen uno
nnr praftiid)e uno niiblibe @eidenfe
ausndblen. Ser 8erfauf bon 1irIe-
fang ion Iooiel mie moglid etnacs
1hranft mer0en.
Die Gefrutierungs=&pmmiiiio
men unieres Gonntps BADEN mGbreno
Der lesten @ohen 1879 yQueitio-
naires" an neutrality-suspicious. aus
geihidt. Son oieien limo bisber 1917
an Die 8eboroen 5uriidgclanbt uno,
aus oieier 3abl purben 356 9ellte, ct
mo- 20 Bro5ent, III Die erite alaiie &c.
iteat; Die ar5tlide llnteriufung Der
ielben iou innerbalb filr5er 3eit oor-
geuonlmen lperoen.
Sedsunofinf5ig oeutide Strait
Ell uno Mdohen, pelhe ols feinoliGe
Mnsfdnoerinnen lestes 6riibiabr re-
giltriert batten, baben i'm 2aufe ser
ieeten ISOLDE lid grlaubnisitetncI
ailsIteflen laiien, ourd mal6e ibncn
oas @obnen uito Mrbeiten innerbal6
Der nm Die Wilitarlager beinriebenen
9aIb-Daeilen 9onen geitattet miro.
Jrau Marearetbe Mereele bot
einen SaB nnb Coco Colo, Banana,
uno e. Sermann einen iold)en nad)
Saltiao, Wertfo, ~a,lsseitellt erbalten.
Sm 81. Sftober friib INN 9 llhr
weroen Die llbren i'm gan5en 2onbe
nm cine Stinoc 5uriidgeitedt, ga bon
oieiem 3eitpunft an mieoer nod Der
Sonnen5eit gerefnet miro. Snfolae.
oelien tueroen aud iammtli6e gilen-
bobn5iige in oieier Radt nm cine
Stilnoe a~ngebalten, nm Die SaIr-
plane nit Der alien 3ettrc6nul1g IN
llebereinItimmlrag gu %bringeit.
Die enogiiltigen 8ou.Grlau6-
nisideine fonnen BON iett an, iobalo
lie BON ben Stats uno County
Councils of Oefenie approbiert Iiito,
per 8eIegrapb pom Bar Sronltrles
BOARD IN 8afbington erteilt meroelt.
captain George s. &eqaee bon
eagle HoB, Der in San Mntonio ae-
boren uno er5ogen nor uno oelien
Gltern bier aniailig iino, lit am 13.
September auf einem S6ladtfeloe in
5ranfreid g~efaIen.
Ser aus Oeiterrei6 Itommenoe
Charles Sunitlid lit i'm Sitter BON
SO ssabren geitorben. Die geiiesuno
finoet auf Dem iioii6en 6~rie6bofe
ftatt.
S6asamtsiefret1r @ca6oo bat
Gin Mlnofbreiben ort aae 8erionen
eriaiien, tuelhe mebr oils $500 eins
Eommen- unb Brofititeuern gu be5o6.
Zen baben, in DEM er Die 8etreffen.
Ben oarauf aitfmerfiam ntaht, oaB
Die am Is. Suli 1919 f6lig tperoen.
ben Sdasamts5ertififate on Bob,
Ann9sitatt genomnen peroen.
5euer, tueld)es am Gonntaa
Friib nm 6 ltbr in einent nit Sen
Doilgefiiuten 2aeerbauie Der genole-
ION Grain SO. on Der 0olan irto
walnut StraBe alisbrad, rihtete Ell.
Hen auf $4,000 gefddsten Sdaoen
III. Sehs 5euermebrleute porcn Den
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Cotton.

NOftOir.
Gan Nntonio, beute 81 Gents.
COLLECTION, geitern feline gorie.
Gpttoniamen-Troomfte
Gan Intpnio, 7. OCTOBER, 1918.
Brine @ruoe Cotton Gee6 Oil. $1.3l.
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San Iutonio, 7, 0ftober. 1918. -
&artoffeln. Gal, $3.50.
Sibfartoffeln, GAM, $500.
3tptebeln, Seras Bermuoas, $3.50 uno
$1.75; @rbftal @are $1.75 unb $500.
Somaten. Gal. $3.50.
8obnen. Colorado, Binto. pei Rfn..
$11.00; California 8abous, per ctpt.
$1,000; Sints. $3.50; Gina, $3.50;
Nabp, $500; 8Iadebes, 5000.
Stride Striu9 Beans. $3.50 un6 81.
aobl, $3.50 uno 1915 per 100 8fb.
@riiner Sfeffer, $500 Der 8uI6eI.
&abies6en, SOC per 9bb. 8iiuoel.
Weerrettraz Bnrsein, ger Xfo. istt
@nrfen, 75c per Sbo.
grbien, per fleiner Crate. $500.
Beeteu, $3.50 Der 100 4fuuo.
4opfialat, $2.75 per Crate.
8eteriilie. 40c Der 9ubeno >8iinbel.
Bfirii6e, $1.65 uno $1.75 per gratc.
@elbe 8ur5eln, $500 per 100 8fo.
@~ierpflan5en. $3.50 per 8ufhel.
3iiben. $500 per 100 Rfuu6.
Squafb, $3.50 per 8ui6el.
@anteloupes, 81 so.
Spinat. $1.75 per Camper.
8riine grbien. $500 per Snn,per
SeQerie. Colorado. 90c uno $t.0O per
Crate.
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&ieb.Marft.

Sau autonio. Z. 0ttober, 1918.
aiibe. $4.65 bis $500.
adlber, $500 biz S11.a5.
8unen. $7.75 biz $3.50.
O6ieu, $3.50 biz STATS.
ct. Bouts. 7. 0ttpber. 1918
ainSbieb, SeraS 0dien. $3.50 bis
$3.50.
S6peine, $500 bis $19.t5.
5eue.
@olf un6 Studs -. 49,. 30 gts.
An9ords Stegen, per Bfo. =. 10 CTS.
aneoras 3iegen. beihdeiat 49,. 5 cts.
Sdnte.
8eidI3ene 6dlite .15e per Bfo.
4riine 2datte ,........ 12e per Bfo.
Erode'te 9dute .........2 0c per BfS.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-10

quarters will be distinguished
through the placement of special
poster on the porch or in The win
dow. 1t will be white. with red let
tering. On the poster will be the
word Join" and large Red Cross;
and then the words "All you need is
q heart and a dollar"
Following Mayors Example
From different cities i'm Pennsyl-
Vania this morning came the infor-
nation that the mayors of those
municipalities, like Mayor Keister.
of Harrisburg, are asking their citi-
zens 10 cash in" their armistice-day
cheers for Red Cross memberships
Volunteer Booths
All volunteer memberships will
of course. be credited TO the blocks
on which they belong-whether
they be turned in down town or on
the members own block
a number of booths for volunteers
will be in prominent places in the
central city. They will be found at
the capitol. the county courthouse,
the post office, Philadelphia and
Reading station. Pennsylvania rail-
road station, Bowman's store and
Dives, Pomeroy * Stewards store.
Members of the Motor Messenger
corps of the Red Cross will be in
charge of the booths at these places.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-10
"OWN YOUR HOME"
CAMPAIGN TO BEGIN
[N0ntInued from Eirst I,aee. /

dent Gipple suggested that the Gown
Your own Home" campaign be re-
Nived at this time. This campaign
was begun early last year, but the ef-
forts of the board had to be re-
laxed on account of the prohibitive
prices during war times. The move
ment has broad syl.pathies politi-
cally and economically as it aims to
make a better citizen of the average
workingman, through the owner
ship of his own home.
The matter of permanent head
quarters for the board was brought
up, and Il committee was instructed
to secure an office, If possible. in the
business section of the city. This
move is almost imperative at pres
ent, due TO the ever-increasing busi-
and the necessity for permanent
headquarters, accessible to the gem
eral public has been recognized for
some time. .
The booster meeting, which has
been planned for the near future.
will bring some prominent real es-
tate men to this city. William A.
Garland, president of the National
Association of Real Estate Boards
was suggested. Mr.. Garland is now
directing general real estate ACTIVE
ties with offices in Washington, in
connection with the Federal govern
mont.
The members of the local board
have received their realtor certfi-
Gates from the national board. The
term 'realtor' applies in this con-
nection applies to all active men,
bers of recognized real estate boards.
NRfA Aa 1.,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-10

IN the rapid completion of the parl;
extension improvements.
Il is likely the Legislature will be
asked to authorize referendum vote
on the transfer of the $500, 900 Wal
nut street bridge, the money to be
used for the State street viaduct.
Other plans approved are the widen
ing OF Third street, closing of Fourth
and Sixth streets, through the park,
ami placing of the building line in
Ncrth street, from Third to Seventh
streets, on the north side twenty
feet farther north, providing the
state will meet the consequential
manages.
Urges Street Paving
\ petition was read in council to-
day urging the paving of Walnut
street, from Cameron street TO the
Paxton creek. 1t was signed by
owners of property along the street
An. ordinance was introduced by
Commissioner Lynch. by request,
which when passed finally will close
Moorhead street, just west, of Cam
eron street.
The ordinance transferring $1,000
from Il witness fee fund in the city
solicitors budget. to street grading
funds in the highway department.,
was passed
Other action by the commissioners
included appointment of Margaret
l.. Rohrer rs clerk and stenographer
in the city health bureau to succeed
Ruth Willoughy, resigned, and DR..
William Tyler Douglas as parochial
school Inspector to succeed the late
Dr.. c. NJ. sullivan.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-10
Lloyd George For
World Nation League

London. Dec. 10. - Premier Lloyd
George. at great meeting in Albert
Hall yesterday, made an appeal for
the votes of the women.
The Premier pointed out that be-
tween 100000 and 100000 women
would have a direct influence on the
legislation of the future. which would
largely depend on how they voted.
The coming peace must make war
difficult if not impossible" said the
Premier. Those who made the war
must pay the penalty. The higher
they are the more reason why they
should be punished. The German peo-
pie must also be made to pay the PEN
atty. If it is an easy peace it will not
be Il just peace
The Premier said he was a believer
in a League of Nations; while he
could not say it would prevent war.
it would add to the difficulties of
making war.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-10
RED CROSS READY
FOR WINTER DRIVE
[Continued from First Pagc.l


Seventh Ward-Mrs. c. NJ. Spahr,
major; Mrs. Gertrude +. Leidish,
80 North Seventeenth street, captain
Sixth precinct. The other precihcts
in this ward are in the district Oh
Col. Mrs. j. b. Markward.
Ninth Ward-Mrs. Edward +.
Doehne. major; Mrs. Howard Men,
gel. 2O9 Hummel street. captain Sec
ond precinct; Mrs. Herbert Helm,
1895 Market street captain Thlrd
precinct: Mrs. Alfred Moul, is
South Fifteenth lstreet, captain
Fourth precinct: Mrs. John Mohs'
IL South Seventeenth street, captain
Fifth precinct; Mrs. Paul W. Grun-
don, % North Fifteenth street cap
tain Sixth preciuct; Miss Nellle -
Sweeney. l South Eighteenth street
captain Seventh precinct; Mrs. NJ. w.
Allen. % North Nineteenth street.
captain Eighth precinct; Mrs. {.
Floyd Hopkins, 1925 Market street,
captain Ninth precinct. The FIRST
precinct is in Mrs. Hunters division.
Thirteenth Ward-NIrs {. p. Tur-
ner. major; Miss Ethel Wolf, l9UA
Derry street, captain First precincti
Mrs. Charles w. Emrick, 1855 Derry
street, captain Second precinct
Globe Hundred Percent.
The Globe store, Market SItee',
this morning volunteered its Red
Cross membership, covering every
employe. \ committee of store em-
ployes which canvassed the estab-
lishment did not, encounter re-
fusal and a large number of the
store folks took our memberships Tor
their entire families.
Can Get Posters
Market street and other down.
town business streets, are desert.
SO far as Red Cross posters are con-
cerued. Comparatively few of these
posters are being displayed. Vice
Chairman Mercer b. Tate this morn
ing asked that the merchants OF the
city generally he requested 10 send
TO headquarters. Third and Locust
streets. for posters.
Can Volunteer Thursday
Thursday and Friday of this week
are the big volunteer days for the
city district on each of the 403
city blocks there is to be one home
or place of business where persons
living on that Block can so and on
roll in the Red Cross, thus giving
evidence that they not only have
dollar for themselves and the mem
bers of their family, but that they
have a heart.
Each OF these 4O3 volunteer head
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COUNCIL MOVES
TO WIDEN STREET
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tISt
Gust to North streets, to 16 feet,
the abandoning of the eastern side
walk and widening of the roadway
TO the present edge of the park.
The eastern sidewalk will be relaid
I'm the park probably just at the top
of the terrace along third street.
With this additional space the west
ern sidewalk width will be increased
3 feet and the roadway to As feet.
To Cost S25.OOO
Commissioner Lynch said he will
include in his budget estimate for
next year $4,000 to pay for the paw
ing of the additional space to be
added TO the roadway. Relaying
of the street car tracks also will be
necessary according to the plans
which have been made.
City commissioners conferred yes
terday with City Solicitor John h.
Fox and City Engineer NJ. b. Cow
den on the cooperation with the
state in making the park improve
ments and the construction OF the
State street bridge as part of the de-
Nelopment They decided the city
viii do everything possible TO aid
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TO DEpArD wan pnoEtn,I

At its meeting next Monday night
in the assembly room of the Central
Y, NJ. c. A, building the class in pub
lie speaking will thresh out the time
ly question. Has Germany Forfeited
Her Right of Admittance to the
League of Ptace?" Members Nf the
class will debate the proposition.
Il. Il. Unger presided ut lat nights
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chairman; II. G. Pedlow, Edward
| Moeslein.
! Valuations (elective) - Edward
| Moesiein, chairman; a. c. Young,
! George A. Shreiner
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The monthly meeting of the board
of directors of the Central Y. NJ
G. A., will be held Thursday nooI
in the "Y' assembly rooms. Routine
business will be discussed
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DIRECTORS TO MEET

meeting. number of lnterestin
talks were given.