davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-29
MORAVSTf SLOVACI MANI
FESTUJf.
Jasna vile lidu vytrvat do vi
tezstvi narOda!
Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.

Washington, D. G.. - Morav
ST. Slovaci opet Sc oval dura-
zne. Pc prvem velkem tabore Ii
du konanem Uherskem Hradi
sti, usporadali druhy v Kyjove
Ia obrovske ucasti moravskych
Slovaku. Jak Lidove noviny
Brna sdeluji, byl projev kyjov
sky konany II. cervna daleko
slysitelhy nejen svou velkosti.
ale take svou rozhodnsti a dG
raznsti - jasnou Will vytrvat
az do konecneho viteztvi!
Nejen jednotlivci byly slo-
venske obce moravske zastou-
peny, ale sta sta obcanu ka
zde obce bylo pritomno pamat
nemu dnu Kyjove.
Prisli sohaji, devcata, delni-
ci, ucitele, knezi, doktori, roll
nlci, zivnostnici, zkratka vsech
ny vrstvy byly zastoupeny. Tt
sfce pfiSly manifestovat pro spo
lecne pozadavky narodnf, pro
samostatny ceskoslovensky stat,
ale prisly take tisice toho slo-
venskeho lidu professional prot
roztrzeni Cesk6ho kralovstvi.
Cele mesto - piSi Lidove No
viny - bylo jiz cd casneho ra-
ma We slavnostni nalade. Domy
czdobeny byly cervenobilymi
prapory. K devate hodine zaca
~ Sc objevovat vetsi hloucky
venkovanu V pestrych narod-
Mich krojich brzy po devate
prirazio prvni pruvod ze Sardic.
' cele jeho banderium, "a MIN
hudba ma to devcata v kroiich,
nnuzi start i mladi We svych ra
zovitych oblecich. Brzo potom
dosly prdvody Jezovam, VI
kcSe. Vracova, Svatoboric, Je-
strabic, a odjinud rovnez S hud
bami a prapory. Mimo to dosta
viii Sc 20 stech SlOvaci ze vSech
cbcl Kyiovska a sousednich o.
kresG. Jen namatkou krone
liz jmenovanVch zaznamenava
me jmena nekterych obcf: tax
Hysle, Mistrin. Borsov, Koryca
ny, Nemotice, Liskov, Orechova
ny, Kostelec, Medlovice, Sobul
ky, Stavesice, Nasedlovice. Zda
nice, Blisice. Bohuslavice, Bre-
zovice. Bukovany, Celoznice,
Hosteiov, Keicanv. Leskovec,
Labut' Sedlovice. Urcice, Osve-
timany, Skalka. Zborovice, Stra
zovice. Vetefov, Vacenovice,
Zadovice, Zeravice atd.
Manifestaci samu po pruvo-
du mastem zahajil DIR. Koza-
mex. Hlavnimi fecniky taboru
!idu bvli: red. Klusacek "a stra |
nu statopravnf demokracie. de-
kan P. Brazdil "a stranu katoli-
cko-narodni, POSI-. Malik "a stra |
mr. agrarni, "a ceskou socialistic |
| kou stranu tai. Novak. "a stra-
nu ceskoslov. socialnf demokra-
Gle posi-. Vanek, "a zeny pi. Svo
Zilova. Poslanec Mechura pre-
cetl lidu pamatnou prisahu pra
zskou.
Lid iednomyslne opakoval |
slova slibu narodniho. nacez |
hudba zahrala narodni hymny !
: "a zpevu vsech tech shromaz- !,
denych tisicu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-29

Franko americky vol pfeko feku 0eq dob d|ezteho nest

viajf Jim posmesne Zeptete Pershinga neb kabeujte
Wilsonovi"
cke vosko ez podrobeno bylo vycvku Franc pbyo z
do ale kde byo Vachy srdecne vtano Soucasne oznam
Franc uvoreny byy diva move armadn sbory cvry
patty doloz spojenecke ine nynejsi offensive byly
zmenSeny "a Ga mile Ctvry armadn sbor pod gene
rlem Redeem sestava 49, 87 49, 90 92 dvise. Patty
armadni sbor sestava g. &c. 76 49,, 85.a 81 dvse A.
mericke vosko Francii nyn cita 1,2530QO muzu
sednim tydnu odesano bylo pres more SO, 600 muz1.
General Ardenne valecny kritik Berner Tagebattu
prav diskuss vojenske suace re by byo ebezpenym
beklamem popra re ofensiva genra Focha fronte Ais
neMarne prinesla pozoruhodne spechy dodava re
mecke velen must m pred tmto francouzskm
generalenn
skoro veskere alske casopisy nemalym zamem sledu
pftomnou stuaci valecnou. Veky vyznam vdi nezdaru
nemeckem okol RemeSe, kery n6meckou amadu sha pra
We dobe kdy ka rada rakouska zahauje sve move
dani. Ma pomery Rakousku bude mit nezdar ten veky
vv cd nehoz da ocekava pfpane shroucen cee
chic Kdyby byi Nemci moh vykazat teo dobe aespon
neaky spech zapadn front6 pax by by da rakous
lid akz TAXI ukonejst ukldn rozruseni ez ese dnes
prodeava proziva dojmy obrovskeho aska kerym
setkaa velika rakouska ofensva ta J ce pravdou ze
pomer enz zavada mezi Nemeckem Rakousko- -Uherskem
Jest sce oko srdecny, ale je Jim skuetnosti jen
oko. Rakousky lid IDA byti z obet kere stale prnas
vyhradne jenom Nemcdm nabazen Vidi iz, ze mich zka
vaji pro sebe nejvice jen - pangermani.
V6erejSl Pershinguv zratach Franc zni So
padych % ranam chorobam podehnuvsch 81 ezce rane
nych Is ehce ranenych pesich vond pohre
sujf. marinakd padl jeden, tezce pohfe
suji.
Dnesni mi: "a PEST vojin padli boji % pod
lehlo ranam nemocm zemfelo neStasnou nahodou 16
tezce zran6no 35 pesaku pohfesuje Marnakum padl
muz Jeden podeh chorobe byl tezce raneni vali
stasne neprateskeho zajet Mez ranenmi kraany jsou
S. Sedlecky Milwaukee, Jos. Varhol Latrobe Pa Pal
bicka Webster, Mass.
:.. (POLEDNf BULLETINY:)
Pariz, 29 eervence - Pc pTechodu Ourcq frankoamer
cka vojska blfz Sc ricce Ardre.
Mimo mesta Fere Tardenos spojenc dobyl cd sobo
ty dvace vesnc M6sto Tardenos pablo po krvave poun
seci veke zasoby spojenci byly ukoeny pro
bill Americana do jineho ddlezeho VieEn Tarde-
nois.
Australasia pluky pred Amiens Pikardi vzay ito
KEN dvoumovy nemecky zakop zaja 100 nepfateI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-29
CESTI POSLANCI v RAKOUSKE.M
PARLAMENTU POZADUJf Mir.
(POLEDNf BULLETIN:)

Amsterdam 20. Ia podpory Ceske Ligy DO
dal vdenske rsske rade posanec Sanek obotu doni
nemovn resouc prosp6ch bezprostednho veke
rch narokd zabrana zeml paceni valecnych nahrad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-15
PARIS IS ABLAZE WITH ILLUMINATION, BOULEVARDS
ARE THRONGED WITH DANCING, SINGING
CONFETTI THROWING CROWDS
POINCARE GIVES LUNCHEON At PALACE.
Newspapers Devote Almost Entire Space to Demonstrations in Dis
tnguished Guests Honor and to Articles Gorfyng America
Wilson Makes Two Speeches Regarding Making of
Peace and Formation Of League Of Nations.
BY The ASSOCIATED PRESS

PARIS Dec l4-Presden and Mrs Wilson made their entry
Paris this morning greeted by well nigh half the population not
only Of the but Of the surrounding districts They attend
ed BY President Poncare Premier Cemenoeau and others
the eminent figures Of France Flowers dropped around
carriage apane winged overhead guns sounded But OBJ
impressed with something than the magnitude
and beauty the reception by quality Of warmth that made
different from the visits Paris recently made by the soveregns
Of the allied nations
The city abaze with iluminatons; the boulevards
lhronged with crowds dancing and singing and throwing confetti
The Palace De La Coneode has been turned into great dancing
pavilion where American soldiers fsvoe partners America
is the predominatng word here tonight
The imagination Of France has been stirred by the
president Of the United States other leader beyond the bor
ders All classes and parties this country have united
honor the United States through its president They greet him
the representative q ideals dawning upon Europe
IN the 81 the ierse crowds welcoming him." says
semioca Temps President Wilson represents nyncbe
foreesthe material force which permitted the be and
also the force which viii sanctify peace"
ThirtyN thousand soldiers the flower of the French army
lined the from Dauphne gate the mansion which
during their stay Paris will be the home OF the president and his
wife Alpine Chaeurs and Zousves fresh from the baeeds
Champagne and colonial troops from whose uniforms the
the Somme had only few days been removed occupied tho
post of honor They gently bot firmly kept order among tho
crowds which pressed forward eagernes,
a closer look at the guests Of France.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-15
YORK PORT WAS
HOME Of INACTIVE
VESSELS Of NAVY
DANIELS CALLS IT NS WORLDS
GREATEST DEPOSIT FOR
BATTLEs.ltlPS.'


w s.'.'..'- 1900 ,
NA0IiiNn w.
hl'tr. d's'IIueu 10y N...''''' ','... ....
as lhe N"''u
TOT '''lie'N'p' ., n.''' ~.
'i in'I p'I' %. ''
WhI'h m..1 ''' ..''..'' '' "''
VICE ~ I'I.'tn
Nh.f' 'n' fu'u"
oii'n '-'.' auI ,.'E .U. N'I' r VIZ
ans" orc. ''.''
ln'- Except 'ho'' .'..' sen. "oIoso'
hi'..'.U'Us dI. '.N'' '.'' uueeI
command %. wee N'..'.'. '''''' p"
'''h. .'. .'I.. ''.' N'
M.r'| N'....''''.
'"'k I' ahI .'' OUT OFT I'N.I h'
500 Tor D.''''' '''"a'''- I''.
'0 "'"'''t' .I 'n' r".P- N'H'i'a
Grant m'n .'I'' SEQ ihr -hoTes OF
YORKTOWN Nh'I' '''n"'''i- suIr'h-
."r.d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-15
GENERALIZATION IS
SPEEDING UP, SAYS
GENE RAL NJ A R c H
HALF on t,5OO. 900 MEN AT
HOME To GET EARLY
DISCHARGE.
THOUSANDS LET OUT DAILY
Chief of staff Announces 5,G53
Officers aud 1920 Men Of
A.E.E. Have Been Designated
To Return.

WASHINGTON Dec "a De
mobilization of the military forces
az home is gaining in momentum,
General March. chief of staff an-
nounced today with approximately
half of jhn 100000 men Boo the
home camps on November ~ pecl
ficallr "a cuated for early dis
charge
Report f0 the war department
General March said indicated "a
rat, %, discharge of about $4,000
men "a Jly which will he doubled
when d'wuhHzati0u is iu FUN pro-
FrD-- |H" Nsf of designated troops
as given Huf hy the chief uf staff
shows fHnf uf fhc combat divisions.
which ar. fl be dem0h.lgad last
$4,000 w'u .'ra1dy have been see
lerf'1 'ar ry discharge
lu addition to the figures for tho
troops bonn, General March said
chat tC." officers Hud IH5.aGE men
Uf the DNpod.ti0nu forces up TO
December o. ha1 Haen designated
FOR return ana at these 1873 Off
cars and aU-5N men already have
smiled for home
The troops designated for release
from camps i1 Che United states
now total $4,000 men in addition
to t7.2u2 officers already disoharg.
cd and embrace tho following
elias
Dep0i brirades ,deyalopmov bot.
ufs 80 yl'nc.t tOnt units. 832-
900
Industrial urloughs $1,000. a.
yis.onol troops $4,000. corps and
army troops 5000 coast artillery
$4,000. engineers $4,000. medi
Ical corps. 5000. ordnance 600
I1uaHermastor 5000, United states
guards 10000 military aaronau.
|res. 10000. spruce production sec.
Iti0u 10000. tank corps 1000.
lchowical warfare 7.o00. coal min.
Ier- 5000. special soryie. units
| I1OuO0. student army training corp.
! tf1 600. officers training schools
10000. troops attached to loca
Ito1r1s. 5000. and Porto Rico troop.
II2.O0O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-15
LARGEST VESSEL
AFLOAT DUE HOME
WITH j. s. TROOPS
TRANSPORT FORMERLY WAS
NATEBLAND on iiAMBl li6-
AMERICAN LINZ.


NFW YORK. Der o. The slant
American transport LesatHm for
merIy the Uamhare-Nmeu1u lue.
VatarIaud. the largest vessel anoat
is du, here tomorrow with between
5000 and 5000 officers and mon off
the American overseas forces a
wireless message Vas received hero
today from the steamship This nU
mark tho 0r-f arrival BOZ this bar
hOr off thn great shin since thH ar-
m.stIcs was sirncI although during
tho period Of Americas plr'i..pa
i1u Bon tbu war .be f.rrsl across
the Atlantic approximately 100000
fighting mon together with vast
u4nuucs off ,ar supplies
Among fhe FIRST .H'H. Hkon over
hy thi. government WHOM W1r 800.
declared against Gsr ..r t was
discovered nHf meWh "l 'h'
| lIsyaihln. f.a Ha1 dome WH|f fh.y
believed tU hn considerable
to the eur.ues with tbg rNii" n-
trutI0n chat she could uuf Do. ".Ui
| AGAINST fhr forces rrprH-0r hy
lthe UaF .hr Formerly rlrr..I
American engineering SKILL hHH-
ever. proved equal tU the emergency
land after weeks of hard work navy
Imo0har..- succeeded nor only In re.
Iuoriue thr .hiu fo Der former eff
Ioency. but actually Boo securing from
hor engines .a greater speed than
her German builders bad c0ntem
Ipiatsd These repairs were made ai
Ia cost OF approximately sl.1nn.o1n
land H d. matter 0f pride fo th,
overseas transport forces that sh'
has NOT missed a single schedule
vcyaro since she was placed in com.
mission.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-15
SOCIALIST Articles
OPPOSING WAR READ
At ESPIONAGE TRIAL
ANTAGONISM VAS ALSO SHOWN
TO DRAFT LAW, SHOWS
NrlMONA.

CHICAGO. Dec li.-Arucles
printed in iho American Socialist In
opl'.7'.'o' ~. '"' war ana 10 'ne
nis,rirt A,t.rr., ~ ~ cl,,s =, ~
.4t.. session .f fb. s.,aI.t trial
Ht Iudee IarB,.
On. of tHp-. .rfitIol 9TH. killing
.r..r.r.. f-.r. fhs American -..isl-
ISL of Nav vI4. Ig1.. defined Tine COVE
.rrw.rf p-sram 4s. .Nu Trsa
.p..rh EiU hs FREE. ure-s. ku fh.
-.rHt off f-.. a..smbr. .u aII GOOD
.sI.- Legislation. tu H. r.gbI fo
-.E Nu human. teaching. .u
l,.. t.. .a.....,....4.rt.. Im .u ..1...
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-15
LUTHERAN PASTORS
USED As TOOLS FOR
.B0CHE PROPAGANDA
tAPTNN LESIEG ~TAtI~ WIN.
rTTBS PREACHED Low
TOR FAFHfIkl All.

I" ...'.IN.'N fffH"
WASHINGTON Dec ...
STONY off how enemy ur.
u. German T. hc.aH ... "
preach love Tor ao Fafhr.. .Hd
devotion to its 4use. H. ...
r.n .n stir up % Toes .u '.. .".l
Stan. with repors tha. If ...".
u.. part ol th country #... ..
assigned exclusively ta .."
aa today to th. senate ..."'."
u,.Uratin1 pror rand8 HE
George % Lester 90 thD .rm
lHe.rrr service Tho
nuad his testimony o. .......
..u.ur tH show pro-Nar"..
Eue'.h and anti America.
nf Wm R Hear s newspaper
directed hy William Uau. ....
Hearst correspond dent Goo N
ter breaking of relations ... ..'
many
Tb. hearing win be resumed '"..
Hat when several men vhH.. @
hat. been mentioned ht N
during fho iuUuir, includ.r. -".'
Trfermcyor. of New Nur. " I"
beard
Some German Lutheran preacher
spread The doctrines promoted I
the German government '..H H0
f1ra and after this rourf.. ..'."..
tho w1r. Captain Lester '....r.0
AND few who continued .H. f''r
arcos after joining the arm. r. H
prison Many church leader. r"c
1rri7cd the pro-Gcrman 'an..r..'
1i the ministers and tried Hr
90 have them removed fHH H''."
explained.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-15
NIRpl ANFS RTACH DALLAS
~ ROUTE To DETROIT
s. s,' r--

DALLAS Texas Dec 1F Three
.rrbnas which Ieft Houston Texas
ha morning In race against time
u DETROIT Nrh landed af DALLAS
Hf O'Clock fhI. afternoon after
having encountered strong and
shifting winds which disaruHEat
OBJ. schedule The planes under
command 1f Lieutenant % VI Jones
plan fe irlEa Dallas sunday morn
.rr ana fn reach DEXTER No. rr
.U.II.tHIa uis sunday night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-15
WEATHER

Forecast sunday fair.
West Texas sunday and Mon
day fair. rising temperature.
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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-06-28
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

dinner Sunday, June 16, in honor of their
nephew, Mr.. Harry Bucholtz, who left
last Sunday for his home in Jacksonville.
Twelve guests were present
Miss Rose Moss entertained in honor
of her sister, PEARL at parcel shower
Tuesday evening, June 25 Fifteen guests
were present and the evening was spent
in music and cards. The first prize in
whist was won by Miss Anna E. Levin
son.
A picnic party of twelve couples mo-
tored out to Spring Park Sunday, in
honor of Gertrude Kulberg and 1t. Morse
Shapiro who were married this week.
New Arrival.
Five dollars for War Relief was donat-
ed by Mr. and Mrs. Max Greenberg of
Danube, Mimi, in token of gratitude for
the safe arrival of son, born Sunday
Mrs. Greenberg was Edith Shom former
ly of Grand Forks, N. D.
Shapiro-kuIberg.
Lieut.. Morse J. Shapiro was married
to Miss Gertrude Kulberg, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Kulberg, of Hankinson,
N D., formerly of Minneapolis, on Tues
day afternoon, at the home Of the Off
ciating minister, Rabbi G. David Matt
Following wedding dinner at the home
of the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
D. Shapiro, 1917 Eleventh avenue south,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Shapiro left for Camp
Dodge, Ia, to which Lieut.. Shapiro had
just been assigned.
SiIver-RosenfieId.
n do1Iohfor nf
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Rosenfield, was mar
ried on Tuesday evening to Mr.. Maurice
Silver of Brooklyn, N. Y, at the home of
the officiating minister, Rabbi G. David
Matt.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-06-28
AARON CINNAMON.

Mr. Aaron Cumanow for several years
resident of Minneapolis died on Mon
day as the result of an automobile acct
dent near Cedar Rapids, La. The funeral
took place from his late residence, 6O4
Summit Avenue, st. Paul, and interment
in the West st. Paul Cemetery on Tues
day afternoon. Rabbi G. David Matt Of
ficiated.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-06-28
ADATH YESHURUN NOTES..

At the last meeting of the Adath
Yeshurun Sewing Unit, Mrs. Chas. H.
Thompson of the Social Service Depart
ment of the General Electric, spoke be-
fore the ladies on the Thrift Stamp
Drive. The unit meets, during the sum-
mer, only on Mondays and ladies are
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-06-28
SOCIAL NEWS

Tho news columns of The American Jewish
World are open for the publication of news
Of 4 communal and social interest. These
must reach our office by Wednesday to in
friday. Telephone your Minneapolis news
to Hyland 1850. or write The Society Editor.
The American Jewish World, 316 Tribune
Annex. Minneapolis. Minnesota
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-06-28
MINNEAPOLIS.
With the Travellers.


Mr. and Mrs. David Simon, 2122 Aid
rich south, will spend month with their
daughters, DR.. and Mrs. Frank and fam
lily, and Dr. and Mrs. Lackner and fam
lily, of Chicago, at Mackinack Island
Mich
Mrs. c. G. Kapelovitz, 1921 Second
avenue south, left for her summer home
in Manning N. D.
Mrs Maurice Posnick, 511 Irving
north, and little daughter, Helen, left
Monday on a motor trip to Sioux City,
Iowa, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Holland of that city. Mrs. Posnick will
remain in Sioux City for three weeks and
will later leave for Topeka, Kans
Mrs. NJ D. Wolk and daughter, Molly,
1912 Elliot avenue, left Thursday for
Menahga, Mimi, where they will spend
the summer with Mrs Wolk's daughter,
Mrs. S. J. Zeman.
Mrs Harry L. Horwitz, 1851 Russell
avenue, has returned from Fargo in COM
pany with Mrs. Ben Rosenbloom of Far
20, and Mrs. L. A. Horwitz. They will
leave for Detroit Lake, Detroit, Mimi,
on July 1st, to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs! S. ]. Zeman of Menahga,
Mimi, and daughters, spent several days
in the city on return trip from New
York and Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs d. Trapskin and daugh-
ter, Leona, and sister, Adele B. Stein,
SOL Irving north, left for Midwife, Min
netonka, where they will remain for the
summer.
Miss Bessie Bank III Highland ave-
nue., has returned from Rochester, Mimi,
where she has been teaching school.
Mrs. Harry I. Swiler (Kitty Kitzler)
is spending the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs Nathan Swiler and family at Big
Lake. MINI.
Miss Ida Fischman, 716 Fremont north
returned Sunday from a five weeks stay
at Kansas City, Mo-, and st. Louis.
Miss Lillian Ermanski of Chicago is
the guest of her sister and brother, DR..
and Mrs. J. Lebowske, 724 Fremont north.
DR.. S. N. Deinard left Thursday for
Chicago where he will attend the Central
Conference of American Rabbits.
Private L.. H. Frisch of 313 Engineers,
Camp Dodge, is spending short fur
Tough with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Frisch, 1419 Eighth avenue north.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Kulberg of Hankinson,
N. D., spent Tuesday in the city to at
tend the wedding of their daughter Ger
trude, to It. Morse j. Shapiro.
Mr.. Sam Rosenfield and Mr.. Morris
Gottlieb returned Saturday from three
days motor trip to Camp Dodge.
Sergeant Abe Marcus, who spent a
short furlough with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M Marcus, 1926 Central avenue,
left for Cape May, N. J, Tuesday. He
will leave shortly for France. His broth
err, Sidney, left for Washington, D. c.,
to accept a position with the govern
ment.
Entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Diamond, 1905 Sew
enteenth avenue SOUTH entertained at
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Bell No. 7527-Vvas placed there for
the day and registrars in need o. aid
and infor1nation can telephone there.
Thousands OF flags Of the Allied ma
tiOns were displayed in honor Of the
occasion. Employers gave their en-
ployes every opportunity to register,
many taking a half day Off for that pur-
pose. Offices Of local brokers were
closed ss the stock exchange in New
York is closed for the day
The registration places opened at
o'clock and will remain open until Q
o'clock this evening. At many Of the
registration places there was a rush as
soon as the places were opened this
morning, hundreds OF men being
anxious to register and get 1t over with.
in some Of the districts there were six
and seven assistants, where the regis
tratiOn was expected TO be heavy, TO
avoid OBTAINING the future soldiers any
longer than is possible. At headquar-
ters It was stated that the machinery
for the registration in this city was
moving very smoothly and that there
had been no trouble in any OF the dis
tricts. In some OF the districts where
tnere is heaVy foreign registration
the work. was moving slowly because
OF the officials being unfamiliar with
the names OF the registrants.
In many instances fathers accompan-
led their sons proudly to the registra-
ton places to enroll together in the
defense Of Democracy. Reports from
the rural districts also showed a heavy
early registration. In rural New Cas-
tie the registrants were furnished with
as they registered which
must be filed out and returned by a
specified date. This was not done in
the city, but the registrants here will
be given their questionnaires within
few days.
Among some Of the prominent men
in the city and State who registered
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BOY IN HOSPITAL
HAS DIPHTHERIA
Wilmer McVey Taken from
Fire Ruined Home With
Mother, Improving
AGAIN URGE
CITYHOSPITAL

The Board OF Health was notified this
morning by officials OF the Delaware
Hospital. that Wilmer Mcvey. aged 9
years. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Vey, Of No. 1890 Walnut street, was suf-
fering from diphtheria at the hospital.
The child was removed TO the hospital
with its mother, Mrs. Annie McVey, and
another son, Reuben. aged years, on
September Z, when their home caught
fire from an exploding oil stove
Mrs. McVey had been III with rheu-
matism for twelve days and the two
boys were in in bed when the fire
started, both having high temperatures
at the time. After the children had
been in the hospital few days, it was
found that Wilmer was suffering from
diphtheria. The child was removed at,
once TO an Isolated room and is under
stood TO be recovering.
The two children and their mother
were carried from the burning building
on September Z, by Charles Murray and
PatrOlmen Gamble and Robinson, and
taken TO the homes OF neighbors. Ow-
ing TO the fire cutting their own home,
10 was necessary to send them TO the
Delaware Hospital. although It was not
known at the time that Wilmer was
suffering from diphtheria. The rules OF
the institution bar admission to con-
tagiOus disease patients.
The discovery that the child had de-
veloped the disease while in the hos
pital, demonstrated the need more than
ever Of a municipal hospital in this
city, according to health board officials.