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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
Jersey PLANS BUREAU
I OF MILITARY RECORDS
State Will Gather Data Re-
garding Men Who Serve
4 in World War
TRENTON. ian. 10.


The state House Commission. con-
sistlpg Of Governor Edge. State Comp
troller Bugbee' and State Treasurer
read. has favorably considered recom-
mendation by acting Adjutant General
Gnkyson, that state bureau be created
for the gathering of individual military
records OF Jerseymen In the United
states service In the present war. SO that
IN edata may be compiled and kept for
future reference. TIL commission will
set apart n sum OF money out Of the
emergency appropriation for this pur-
pose.
The state has spent considerable
money IL. gathering data Of Jerseymen
engaged in the American Revolution and
other wars, and Colonel Gilkyson pointed
out that the material desired in the way
of military records in the world war
could be better gathered and would be
more accurate IL collected from now
on than IL several years were allowed
10 intervene before starting the bureau,
lie said also that the bureau would be
Of use il aiding Jersey families through
these records TO locate relatives who
have gone into the service.
IL is contemplated to keep a record
of every Jerseyman who has entered or
NAV enter the United States service ::
his command, transfer. If any, engage
ments in which he may have partici-
mated wounds, capture or death.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
CLARENCE PAYNE FAILS
Son of Standard Oil Man Forced Into
Receivership

NEW YORK, Jan. TO- Once pos
SCISSOR of Il fortune estimated at s25,-
100000 Clarence Payne. Of San Fran
cisco and New York, has been forced
into Involuntary receivership by TIT
fany & Co. and other creditors.
The young financier. whose real es'
tate speculations caused metropolitan
brokers to gasp two years ago. Is said
virtually to have abandoned his hold
ings here to foreclosure and to be
living at present on his mothers estate
at Menlo Park. California.
If the petition filed with Alexander
Gilgrist, Jr.. special United States
Commissioner. is true In all of it's as
sertions Payne's financial collapse
must have been complete. The en-.
tire fortune willed to him by his
father Theodore L. Payne OF the
Standard Oil Company, must have
dwindled to virtually nothing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
TO ORGANIZE FARMERS
State Proposes Better Methods to
Improve Marketing

HARRISBURG, Jan. l0.-plans for
the creation of farmers community or
sanizatons for marketing products and
community warehouses and experiments
Tor eradication of pests newly discov-
Pennsylvania were explained by Charles
II Patton, Secretary of Agriculture. at
luncheon of the State Society, conf
posed Of heads of departments of the
State Government.
Mr.. Patton said the sheep in Penn
sylvania had increased by thousands in
the last year and that there would be
still further increases because of the
new dog law. lie outlined plans which.
Y Is hoped. will aid in relieving the
shortage of farm labor by more gen.
eral use OF machinery and by State pur-
farmers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
PAID SECRETARY BARRED
Hospital Commission Lacks Author
ity to Employ One, Is Ruling

HARRISBURG. Jan. 10. In an
opnion to Charles T. Aikens. chairman
OF the building commission of the new
Eastern state Hospital. the Attorney
nenerals Department holds that the
commission has no authority to employ
paid secretary.
The Legislature failed to provide for
: secretary, specifying only a chairman
ana a treasurer to be members of the
BOARD. who are to receive no compen-
sauon' and the question was raised
whether secretary could be employed
unaer authority to have superintendent
.nd such other persons as may be neces.
sary In the course of business.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
CONFIRM HAMMOND STORY
NOW Certain Senator Will Become
Assistant Prosecutor of Mercer

!. TRENTON. Jan. discrimination of
sWs Ws report that Senator Hammond, of
tnis city, Is to become assistant prose-
cutor OF Mercer County has been re-
Teived from both Mr.. Hammond and A.
layton Oliphant. whose nomination as
gay Subject to confirmation by the
senate. which is expected next week, Mr..
onphant will take office February Z.
Mr Hammond said that It was
senate, In which he has two more years
70 serve. He contended there was moth
smH Incompatible in holding the two po-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
DESERTERS SENT BACK
Three Lycoming County Youths Re-
turned to Hancock for Trial

WiLLlAMSpoRT. Pa. Jan. 1O.--In
|custody OF military police three Lycom-
Inx County youths who deserted from
lamp Hancock and were arrested at
|ouhbury as Illegal train riders We're
<sken back TO the camp yesterday to
-.ce court-martiaL The men are Privates
qward Winters, of South Williamsport !:
FSln Peers, of Newberry. and James
cne. Of Williamsport.
oey were dressed IN tattered civilian
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
WANTED

ANTIQUE furniture, feather beds, broken
jpwclTy, silver false teeth. "Antiquc, q" B9s
Chestnut, Phone Walnut 702G Est 1896.
CAST-OFF CLpTllING-FIighcst prices paid
FOR ludies' and g"utlemcu's clothing Of all
descriptions, hats, shoes. furs. etc WIN call
day or evening, city or suburbs Call. write
or phone. He'll. Poplar 51Il. Open evenings
BLA'HER. 1899 Poplar ST.
CAST-OFF CLOTHING WANTED
Highest prices for mons old suits. coats.
shoes, ctr. Walnut NuN1
DAVIS, ;. W. cor. l2rII AND ARCH SITS
CAST-OF' clothing all xmas hought; we pay
moro than others; call anywhere, any time
licR bldd. Friedman Bros. liii South st.
Send uostal or phone.
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HELP WANTED-MAIE

ACCOUNTANT with experience in cost and
statistical work. and familiar with ac:
curato analysis: unusual opportunity and
future for high-grade man with sterling
character. In large manufacturing concern
with several factories: state age, experience
reference and salary expected. 626. Led
ger Ofice.
ACCOUNTANT = Wanted. by progressive
firm OF chartered accountants with nu.
me- roiis bra anches an experienced accountant
IN wing public accounting experience and able
10 conduct audits and investigations; good
nrosnects: state age. experience. salary and
when available. 444. LEDGER Central.
ACCOUNTANT senior preferably degree
man to manage Philadelphia OF ce OF we'll
es.ablished business; liberal salary with pros
nt ri OF partnership ~ satisfactory; adver-
tiser is e. p. A. tPs.). Address, stating ex-
perienre and salary expected 800 Led. Cent
ACCoUNTANT-seyer good semiseniors
and juniors; public accountancy experience
preferred; sts.e aEe. experience ana wheh
pvsiahis NJ oha. LEDGER Central.
AK FOR THE ATLANTIC REFINING
Scno.'s REPREsENTATIvE. Third floor
RENCH haTsis rrst class; highest rates for
ort,'s offce, American Engineering Co..
wv vWtsstsheaf lane and sepytya st.
pooKKEEPER; stats experience and salary
"eypectad Apply by, letter TO Credit De
psrfnent OF u. ]. du font' 5000 Gray
p0oiZKEEPER, experienced. mnle or fa-
male; real estate office. B. IL. krause'
no = Mh 81,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
WANTED

Men having any selling ability or with
sufficient education to learn from ne
success OF others VIII be given chance right
now 10 qualify for big-paying position on
our sales force: we will give you every aid
that is consistent with sound. successful
business policy; guaranteed income, trans
portation folow-up letters. etc. will be
arranged for with those who qualify. Apply
in person, Mr.. Clampitt, l39 s. 18th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
LOST AND FOUND

CAT-Lost. cat: 1000 Spruce st. on collar
s. reward it returned to above address
DOG-Lost, small Yorkshire terrier: long
reddish hair; brown sweater; reward.
l122 n 6Sd st, ----
MUFF--Iost. mink mum, silk pettiooat
counter. Gimbels store on Sth IT reward.
Phone Major Meade Dickinson G300.
NCFl--Iost. beaver mum in Strawbridge \
Clothier's; reward. Phone OEontz llnl-W.
PURSE--Lost. gold chain purse, with u. {;
Reichard on back. vicinity OF lath ana
Pine reward IL returned to Miss Hancock
the Begravia. 1911 Chestnut ST .
RlNG--Lost. on or about Dec. y. platinum
ring with one large ruby and two largo
diamonds; liberal reward. @. III. Shearer.
Jr.. 4l6 Walnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
SITUATIONS wANTD-FEMALE

DREssNiAI<ER wants ems m'ts, s..50 rcr
day; refs. 205. Led. Rr.. G0th & Girnrd.
GIRL. colorcd, ncst, reliable. wishes position
as cook. VI g54, Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE--DRTG STORE, central Pa.
we'll located. new building, long lease, no
competition, good opportunity FOR man out
side draft age; $1,000 required balance ar
ranged: trfers don't answer. VI 80, Led, OF.
BEAUTIFUL dining room and kitchen for
rent IN European Hotel. near Boardwalk,
Allan city. fully equip. excel opportunity.
Box $500 Dorlanl Agency, Atlantic tity.
COMPLETE printing plant with Miehlc 'yl-
Audcr prcsU, for sale, account of death Of
proprietor; machinery all modern. + i51.
Ledger Central.
PENNA. CHARTER GUARANTEE co. 22G
DreXel Building. Incorporates and organ
Ices companies at small cost.
WANTED a partner in automobile cX-
press business. 1925 Ridge ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
HELP WANTEp-MALE
AGENTS

RELIABLE AGENTS wanted for sale Of
CALONI, tho great fuel saver. In every
town; selected territories; can mako big
money: sells on sisht; repeated orders give
big income: 81 tin saves one ton OF coal.
National CaloNl Corporation. 1il4 s. Penn
So, Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
PERSONALS

IMPORTATION WANTED Of Rachel Meiin-
ney Neely. James Mckinney, Mrs. Mary
Blair or their relations last heard OF 3s
years ago at 24i4 Christian St, Phila., Pa.
Notify Mrs Amanda Hingst. SOB Chestnut
St. Spwickley, Pa. daughter OF Rachel and
Henry Neely. OF Derry County. ireland.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
STORAGE

FIDELITY FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES;
1Sll-lslo MARKET ST.
NIrroRy STORAGE = SPECIAL Low
RATES NEW YOHk BALTIMORE,
WAStTtNGTON MD HISTNNT FONTS.
pprir PtfnNrS t"II NNE-r'V 81,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10

ssk sSE ~ wsSEEsR2s wHsssE2sssE SSrIsss ESs.!1$si sSSj
!, sS06Sia sSs 6SiarsA4AsNuF III ~ ~ IN |faIsl.x
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10

WE HAVE FOR QUICK SALE fs.oool
California. cruising $1,000 feet Der N
$40 per acre; an exceptional baranie I r.
for particulars. Garis Simmer II
hem. Pa. T. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
HELP wANTED-MALE

MACHINE Settlers WANTED FOR GRID:
Ls hRpE hMYfTIfth Iffth6smhTc sTihNTcch sGRaw AHR SRoMN Mk
CHINESE STEADY WORK GOOD PAY.
THE PtERCE-ARRoW MOTOR CAR CO.,
BIFFATyD, n. v.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
pIIOTOPI.AIS
The Stanley Booking Cooperation


of the
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. KANE. hi1 :. 1nth--Wantod, $40 and
SI2 cooks. Protestant Chambormuids. wait
rcSscs. Vhiduurscs. houscwurlS Eirls, Phone
SrrucN 3i01.
WANTED - Cooks. Chamhcrmatde. child
nurses. mattresses and houseworS Eirls,
Miss Rose Dougherty. 12l3 w. Girard ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
HELP WANTEp-MALE

BOYS, 10 years and over. TO learn ma
chinist trade with a largo and modern
machine tool works building ordnance ma
chinery. rood opportunities and the best OF
wages while learning. possible exemption for
those OF military age. Address L $50.
LEDGER Onlce.
BOY wanted for general office work; high
school education preferred: also living In
vicinity OF 91st and Girard ave. Apply 10
Mr.. Foster, 1908 N aIst at.
BOyS WANTED
Western Union Telesraph. 1901 Chestnut.
CLERk-one accustomed TO machine shop
work: applicant should have some knowl.
edse Of blue prints, Apply stating age
qualifications, experience and salary expected,
Address 7 8s0. ledger Oflce
CHAUFFEUR. white. experienced driver and
mechanic; must have good references,
state wages wanted. y 6f5. Ledger Office.
CUTTER. experienced. in private printing
Hopghton Press. Ntascher and Somerset SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
MAcIIINIsTs

MACHINE SHOP WANTS. MEN =. EN-.
GISE sLATHE d6n R9EiNNsS WIuNs MIX s4tkpy TtASER WSER
FOR FiRsT-CLAss MEN; EXPER1ENCE
On CRANK SHAFTS AND MACHINE
TiNDT.E-MoRRIs co.
EDDYSTONE. PA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10

FIRsr-MoRTGAGE MoNEY-sECoND
SADLEIR & SON nts
1Gl6 SCSQuEHANNA AVENUE W
FUNDS for good nrst and second S-SrtgaEsS
- Philadelphia or nearby New J--rsey and
Pennsylvania. Lamb Co. 7a7 Walnut St
SECOND MORTGAGES, city or suburb~- y
placed quickly; also first mortgages -Tr,
CHESTER OSBORNE. 1924 chestnut at n
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FIRST UNION PRAYER
 SERVICE THIS MORNING
MANY ATTENDED STEPHENS RE- WAL LAST NlGHT REGARD
 LESS OF WEATHER.

You know what kind Of night last night was? Ho. Sprinss folks arc not used to blizzards such as the one sweeping over the city good fire and comfortable chair seemed mighty good, didn't il? Yet nearly five hundrel people forego these com forts last night and brayed the ele- ments that they might attend the great tabernacle service being con ducted by the Stephens eyangelistic party under the auspices of the Hot Springs churches or course. alter they go 10 inside of the big tabernacle taey found il well heated, cheerfully lighied and a sense of comfort was there found And it was a great ser vice ,fast night, even if the clements wefe against those attending. The >xnusic was good. the sermon was not only inieresting, but full of thought calculated to touch the hearts of the church members and the spirit that pervaded the congreea ion was all that could be asked.
 At nine o'clock this morning there will be held the first union prayer meeting of these service. 1t will be held in the annex 10 the tabernacle As there will be no prayer meetings held in the city throughout the vari- ous districts this morning it is ex- pected that notwithstanding the weather a great number Of sincere folks will make it point to be pres ent
 Tonight there wifi be the regular services of the meeting. Mir. Stephens preaching and music by Inc large choir in addition to the special num- bers. It is 10 be emphasized that all
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that pur- suant to an order of the Garland Pro- bate Court, made and entered of rec ord on the 22nd day of December 1917, tue undersigned. administrator of the estate of Joseph Leonard de- ceased. will on Jan 3l, 1918, offer for sale, at public auction, the following described lands. situate in Garland county and belonging to said estate for the purpose of paying the debts probated against said estate, towit
 All ot lot TT, block , AvondaIe Ad- dition to the City of Hot Strings, Gar land county. Arkansas.
 Terms and place of sale: Upon a credit of three months, purchaser be- ing required to give bond with ap- proved security to secure payment of purchase money, which must be not less than two-thirds of the appraised value; that this sale will be at the west front door of the court house in the City of Hot Springs. Garland County. Arkansas, between o'clock a. m and 3 D. m.
 B. O. SMITH, of the estate of Josepa Leonard, deceased
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SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE
 AT THE GRAND

A large audience laughed and ap- plauded through two hours of Some where in France" at the Grand last night. 4 grand array of German and American soldiers fought through the four acts and the tableaux after the last act, showing the American troops going over the top and compelling the surrender of the Germans brought the house to it's feet During the action of the play Arthur Blackaller and Louise Blackaller furnished an abundance of comedy German bar barities were also in evidence, as well as the firing squad and court mar tial scene. About forty people par ticipated in the play and well pleased audience was the result. War by Waiting" is underlined for the first three days of next week
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ARRIVALS AT HOTEL COMO.

Earl Harrison and wife, Malvern i; R. l. Williams, Wisconsin; Peter Zeihen, Wisconsin; M R. Cool New York; j. l.. Coats, Little Rock; w. F, Moorman. St Louis; IT. J Steidley, Little Rock W s. shannon, Colorado Miss l.. Conham, Jamestown. Mrs J Fl. Canham. Jamestown; K. V. Booth, Memphis; II J. Renfeld, St. Louis Chas Martin, Little Rock; S. S Block Little Rock, Chas, Hous. Chicago; R E. Eschlemen, Little Rock; F Moran Colorado;; Dr J s. Wilkins and daughter, City; J. F. Dodds, Omaha w. NJ Rolls, Chicago; B. F Knox and wife, Fl Paso; Mrs. A. B. Benson Minneapolis; M Molko, Pine Bluff; Mrs. C. Ramseuy Duluth Mrs John McElroy St Louis.
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Ready Now at Old Prices

Fresh lots tJust reoeNed) of Eoley's Honey and Tar are selling at before the-waI prices, Fais puts a we'll known eough medicine. ready to use, in homes at less than 1t costs to bay and mix the ingredients yourself and saves bother aud muss. Mrs. Mary Kisby, 35S3 Princeton Ave. Spokane, lagrippe coughed very badly took my coush and got better. So now Wash, writes; "f was sick in he'd with Foley's Honey and Tar. It stopped am around the house again. "A. c. Jennings.
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TEMPLE SERVICES TONIGHT.

The regular weekly Sabbath service will be held tonight at s and Sat urday morning at l0:30 at the Temple corner Quapaw and Market streets. At tonights service, Rabbi Raphael Godenstein of Pine Bluff will deliver the sermon. The public are cordially invited.
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BASKET BALL TODAY
 1T HIGH SCHOOL GYM
HENDERSON BROWN TO BE HERE TO BATTLE WITH HlGH
 BASKETBALL CAME.

This afternoon and tonight the high basketball team of Hot Springs will meet the Henderson Brown crack team The local team this year is unusually strong, and the visitors are reputed to have good group The expected lineup is Peel and Posey forwards Mcdonald. center, and Strock and billiard guards. The afternoon game will be called at 3:3o and the night game at o'clock.
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Partelio is the uphoisterer in Hot Springs who had learned the trade and knows it thoroughly. Send post al Geo Partello, III East Grand Phone 24T. 12-iS-6t
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Am snort of a waitress If yon know good one send her down. We must give service Como Coffee Room i2-2-tf
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1T it's good coffee with pure cream and the hest creamery hutter you are looking for, you will find 1t at Frisby's. 12-2S~tf
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral of w B. Singleton will be held this afternoon at 2:30 from the Third Street Methodist Church. Friends are invited 10 attend
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MIME. voN pAssEN

Win cure Dandruff CT aay Scalp Trouble, or money refunded. Consul tstion free. 216 SPRING ST. PHONE 2o5S
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pR. s. A. SIMPSON.

has returned and can be found at his offices in the Arkansas National Bank Bldg. ground floor, elevator en- trance S-6-t.
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We will appreciate share Of your drug business. BREY & cHILcUTT, successor Public Drug Co. 11-3-tf
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Our volume of business is increas- ing So wc must be giving service Como Coffee Room 12-2-ti
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pr. ] F. Merritt is now located In he Sumpter-Little Bldg Calls ans' @ered day CT night Phones--office A: residence, 426.
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Frisby waBts to see you--the popu- lar place to eat 12-2S-tf
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will
  becoming effective January
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Nen' Net R0tes

M. M. M. the M. For all nover2o0 Ocubcf feet 2Ocentsp
  in in raj be return to oconsum Should in to
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-11-08

or for years found he was to pass
through his "home town and Wro;r
her to that effect asking that she.
meet him III the train The message
did net reach her Naturally, very
much disappointed moi TO find her III
the station, the boys woe-bea0lte eX-
preston attracted tile attention Of q
cunteen worker When she heard his
story she Immediately siartetl out Ia
lher cur, found The mother moiored
+ ler to the station ani had the pleasure
lof witnessing vei.a hupag reunion Of
mother and son before duty called him
loyerseas
Canteen workers often sunply the
messages Ter the "f8lks back home"
l.filat are written on the post cal.ls l.s-
ltribnted hN The American Red Cross
Throughout It's Gasitcef service. THIS
Is done II ceases whore the moh are
unable to write themselves. Recently
ID distribution OF tie cards WAS made
Ito Ii number Of eonred troops and
many OF the tunteen Workers were
called upon 10 do tile writing Il conn
lincnting upon the sneiaeiit ole OF the
workers saia "'Tiie Sisiiig Mas not all
ron otl' part, for When they returned
4 fr9n theii. exercises ihroggh ilitN City
/ The culored ineB We're formed il Il iloi.
How squire by tlipir somHgMaant md
Hthc talent af lie regiment ordered
jout The siisg ig was beautiful and
1.-The clog aaii1iny fniertaiain - Tie
Ieolored iaeu sasre ao lsitaspd With their
treatment sllat several Of them made
speeches, asti oile spokesman stated
that be Msfs sNing p havc lhe Araeii-
4can Fed t.saSS caiieen svrit NJ when
he gat % n'ltort' lae ~aS going,
tit was 30 slipper haNl hui ny coln-
mittee Mas as titp Ssatinn al work on
liam sandwiches and preparing coffee
within lwenis minutes nftef notilifa
| tion of tie time af arrival Of The
Troops. SAYS il ranseeii captain III II
recent report '.Nhep HE train arriv-
ed my dc lildieS served niee fresh
counfrg laaa sandwiches from large
trays garifstlstl viii, lettuce. | had TO
| cali III the af.shands, as we lad only
| twenty Iiilsnies 10 serve eleven
coaclies Aftel. serving the sandwiches
land coffee we igale tl,e second trip
lareaind. md each BOY aboard received
La Red Cross chocolate, af and eiga-
rettes. Every single boy was courteous
land orderly, and their appreciation
was the sweetest thing ever saw.
"'rhis lii swell and helps Il fellow d
i Inf said q bip ,liyp-flpt,hItpd hoy 0ffQr
lpurtakiIlg Of eanteen refreshments al