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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. Lydia Jones, of Girdlctrce. the
mother of the late Howard Jones. who
died in Chester, Pa, and Mr.. Garland
u. Jones, his brother, desire to thank
their friends for their kindness. sym
pathy. and assistance at the time of
his death. and take this means of cX-
pressing their deep and heartfelt
appreciation.
MOTHER AND son.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
STATEMENT

Of the ON nership. management. etc. Of The Demo
cratic Messenger. n newspaper published weekly
al Snow HILL Worcester County. MARYLAND. ms re-
Quircd by Act u Congress. August. Path. 1912.
Editors-C y. Vincent and G.. v. White.of Snow
Hill. Md.
Business Mhnagcrs-C. l.. Vincent and G. W
White Of Snstw Hill. Maryland.
Publishersls l.. Vincent and c. v. White. Of
Snow Hill. Ma
Owner: The Democratic Messenger. Ineorpor-
nted Co. Snow Hill.
Stockholders holding one per cent or more OF
he stock u said incorporation. 9. l. Vincent
~ ". White. Snow HI. Nd.
~ Hill Pudding and Loan Asso-
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
IN TmE CANNIRAL IsLANpS.

hear our friend had an attack of
acute Indigestion when he bolted the
missionary.
Yes, the missionary stuck in his
throat, he said; another case Of n
good man gone wrong.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
APPLICABLE.

Jimson made funny mistake by
getting out dog permit for a mar
rage license.
Not so much of Il mistake If he
marrics that woman, she'll lead him
a dogs life.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
EQlIvoCAi..

When you pulled the chair from
under your old uncle. dil you make
him laugh?
Well, ! must say, the JOKE upset the
graNitN.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12

A woman can easily make man
so up in the air.
Yes. but her success aS an air pilot
would depend on her landing him.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
nMIN0IS ACTIVITY.

Swcetic Girl-My father says there
is a movement on foot
Alarmed Young Man-Oh then |
had better go,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
For Indigestion. Constipation or
BiliOusness

Just try one 5O-cent bottle Of LAx-FoS
WITH PEPSIN. A Liquid Digestive
Laxative pleasant to take. Made and
recommended to the public by Paris Medi-
cine Co. manufacturers ofLaxativc Rromo
Quinine and Groves TaSteless chill Tonic.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
Piles Cured in 6 to "A Days

Druggists refund money II PAZO OINTMENT fails
to cure ltching Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles
Instantly relieves l,chius Piles, md you can get
restful sleep after the first application. Price Coo
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
YOUNG MAN DIED
OF lNFLU ENZA

George Crisp, son of Mr.. and Mrs
J. S. Crisp, Of Whtesburg, died early
Saturday morning, after few days
illness dIntluenza. He was seven
teen YOU old. He was converted a
few Yqs ago. and joined Hollands
NJ. f. Church. Funeral services were
held Saturday afternoon at Hollands
Church, near Whitcsburg.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
The Ouinine That Does Not Affect The Head

Because Of It's tonic and laxative effect. LAXA-
TIVE BROMO QuINiNE Tablcts) can b. taken
by anyone without causing nervousness or ringing
in the head. E.w. GROVES signature on box SOC.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-10-12
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28


WsMiescie Zmarlych' posr6d q
sly groboWej kt6ra czasami pre-
[syWa tylko szelest lisci, porusza--
|nych Wiatrem, obudza. szczeggolnpee,
''niespisane uczucie smutku, Wraz
2 pociecha religijna.
Niemniieej rzeWnie przemaWiajaa
do duszy kazdeggos procesyeW pa
rafiach wioskowych. Zgrubiale
cd piracy dlonie wloscian niosa
choragWie, przystrojone dziewoje
dzwigaja feretrony, dziatwa kwia
ty polne sypie pod stopy kaplana,
postepujacego pod skromniuch-
nym baldachimem, a piesn sswieta
dzwiek dzwonk6w mieszaja sic
re spieWem skowronk6W i kuka-.
MEM kukufek, jak gdyby W te u
roczysta chwile take Gala przyro-
|da sk1ada4a hold Przedwiecznemu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
wicz, ks. S. Blazejewski i ks.
Stan. Grochol, Rekrutacya pod

wicz, ks. S. BlazejeWski i ks.
Stan. Grochol, Rekrutacya pod
lug zapewnien idzie tn bardzo do
brze, a p6jdzie jeszcze lepiej,
-Popofudniu odbyl sci koncert
ola dzieci, z %tutejszej szok1y para
fialnej i sierocinca. Okoio 1900
dziatwy W skupieniu slucha}o kon
ccrtu. Wszystkie zaS podniesie--
MEM raczek okaza}y swa goto--
wosc wspisania sic ia "Dzieciece
Zlote Listki' i zlozenia swegoDa
ri Majowego.
Posr6d dziatwy zwraca}o swa
uwage dziecie murzynskie: zapy-
tame przez mnie pc angielsku, co
tn porabia, odpowicdziafo p}yn--
ME pc polsku re Sicrociniec Pol
ski ja sierote przytulif, a nazywa
siz Agnieszka Whidbee. Napraw-
de przyjemnic bylo z ia Gala car
ma Polka pc polsku rozmawiac.
Do New Britain przybyla Ka-
pela z Holyoke, Mass, gdzie sic cd
by1 koncert tylko ola doros}ych,
dnia logo maja W City Hall.
Nieporozumienia ma tie stosun-
k6w lokalnych, oraz wyskoki pc
wnej gazetki co sic "Piastem'
wabi, wp}ywaja IA og6lna robo-
te narodowa destruktywnie, mic
vice dziwnego, re "liderow'. Pc
lonii wsp6lne uprzedzenia i WA
Jenna niechec do tel roboty znie
checaja.
I W hall, gdzie powinno bye co
najmniej 1900 os6b, byfo tylko O.
kolo piecset, a ci kt6rzy tam byli
ME zalowali, re przyszli, kapele
zas vital owacyjnie.
Nurtuja W Hoiyoke, jakies pra
dy WA jemnych niecheci, jest to
jednak nadzieja re dzieki piracy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
UCZMY DZlECl NASZE CzYTAC, PISA(
M0WlC Pc POlSKU.
Uroczysto$c Bozego Gala.

Pamiatke ustanowienia Sakra--
mentu Cia1a i Krwi Panskiej 10
sci61 obchodzi w1asciwie w Wiel-
XII Czwartek, lecz poniewaz W
tym dniu radosc zamienia sic W
smutek z powodu rozwazania Me-
Xxi Pana Jezusa przeto zostal wy
brany dzien st6sowniejszy do H.
wielbienia Zbawiciela w Najswiet
Sym Sakramencie, a mianowicie
czwartek pc uroczystoSci Trolley
sw. Dzien ten zowiemy -swietem
Bozego Cia1a. O ustanowieniu to-
go swieta przechowa}y sic wiado-
mosci nastepujace:
Zakonnica pewna W Lowanium
imieniem Julianna, kt6ra mia1a 0,
sobliwe nabozenstwo do Chrystu-
sa, utajonego W NajSwietszym Sa
kramencie, czesto wpada}a W "a
chwycenie, a wtedy widywala
ksiezyc. z jednego brzegu nieco
~przycmiony i jakby wyszczerbio-
ny. Me mogla sobie wytl6maczyc
CODY to znaczyc mia1o az wresz-
Gle otrzyma}a objawienie, re ksie-
Eye jest symbolem Kosciola, a FAC
mienie jego czesciowe oznacza, IL
Koscio}owi brakuje uroczystosci
ma Geese Przenajswietszego Sakra
mentu. Natychmiast zwierzyla sic
z TEN dostojnikom duchownym
jeden Z mich, kardynal Hugo, "a.
prowadzi} W granicach swej VIA.
dry uroczystosc Bozego Ciala. Sta
10 sic to W I. 1852. Papiez Urban
" rozciagnaf te uroczystoSc Ia
ca}y Kosci6} a Papiez Klemens V.
o%statecznie ia W r. 1901 zatwier-.
dill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28

tute:jszcgo ks. proboszcza K. CIVIL
klinskiego, oraz tax wypr6bowa--
'nych pracowni0W ia niwie naro--
dowej jak dr.. Lexton, prices 10
mitetu Obywatelskiego i OBJ. j.
Zielinskiego, czlonka Komitetu O
raz kasyer banku "Holyoke Ma
tional Bank zadne pismidefka a.
III austryackie gadania mic ME zro
bia i Polonia W Dare Majowym
udziaf wezmie czynny i udowod-
nj, re re wstretem odrzuca wszel-
kie mwektywy i kalumnie.
L A poczatek tel piracy juz by}
bardzo dobry, albowiem dnia Ago
maja odbyf sic W Holyoke, pol6w
na rzccz Daru Majowego, kt6ry
przyni6sf powazne sunny, DO pra-,
vie $500.
Jak mnie zapewnia} officer re-
krutacyjny NJ. j. Watras, rekru-
|tacya W Holyoke idzie dobrze.-
co jeSli jest faktem wierzyc mi
nalezy, re i Oar Majowy sic po--
wiedzie, o. piracy zas Polonii Ho-
lyockicj W tym wzgledzie swiad--
eye beda fakta i cyfry w tym
Dare Majowym z}ozone.
Jeszcze dni dziesiec a skoncza
sic koncerty i robota Kapeli dol
die swego kresu, posiew zas jej,
a specya1nie jej dyrygenta p.
Wronskiego ola Bog wyda plon
m%ilionowy.
Efesbc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28

A UTDdu lf pOlGcl1aQWO udJAlId
.komitszym mezom sWego czasu,
sWietemu Bonawenturze sWiete-
mu TomaszoWi z Akwinu ulozyc
brewiarzowe ma to sWieto. Jakoz
sswieci staWili sic W terminie ozna
czonym pred Papiezem, kazdy 2
praca gotowa. PierWszy zacza}
czytac swiety Tomasz. w miare,
jak odczyta1 poszczgolne czesci
swego dziela, przedziwnie dopaso
wane do siebie owe p%rzecudne by
mny:,"Siaw, jezyku' "Chwa},
|Syonie" :"Chwalmy, ten nieskon
czony' - W miare tego rosie u
wielbienie ola niego " duszy sw.
|Bonawentury. Naraz sw. Bonawen
tura wybuchnal placzem. podar]
sw6j utw6r, upadf do stop papie-
ia, wo1ajac:
= .Ojcze swiety! Gdy slucha--
lem .Tomasza, zda1o mi sic Il
|swietokradztwo pope}nie, jesli os.
miele sic przedstawic swoja ME-
Ido1ezna prace, wobec skohczonej
|pieknosci natchnionego dziela
Vice zniszczy}em rzecz napisana
przeze mnie.
Taxi jest rod0w6d swieta Boze.
go Gala.
Ola uswietnienia tel uroczystc
Sci Kosci6l rozWija mozliwy pre-
lpych. Oltarze So najwspaniale:
przystrojone i z%ielenia umajone
Ma oltarzu wielkim stoja zwyklt
try kielichy, z patynami do GO
ry wzniesionemi jake god}a uro
czystosci. Najswietszy Sakramen
bywa w.ystawiony W monstrancy
ola czci publicznej przez GAIA ok
tawe, diva razy dziennie: podcza
Mszy sw. i Nieszpor6w.
w czasie Sunny pc Epistole, ka
plan zdejmuje Najswietszy Sakr;
ment z o1tarza i zWrociwszy 81
do wiernych .spiewa "Ecce PAM
Angelorum Otto Chleb AniQlow.
Pc sumie nastepuje wielka proc
'sya. Wsr6d spiew6w radosnych
bicia dzwon6w, lud wychodzi z
lswiatyni, ma czele postepuje kruc
fer "a MIN bractwa z choragwia
mi i gorejacemi swiecami, kler v
komzach, kap}ani W ornatach, WI
%szcie celebrans z NajSwietszymS
kramentem, pod baldachimem KIT
ry niosa osoby znakomite godno.
sciami lub zas1ugami, Dziatwa y
ibieli droge procesyi kwiatami m
sci,a z kadzielnic wznosza sic wo:
he ob1oki dymu.
Procesya zatrzymuje sic prz
czterech o}tarzach, zvroconyc
ku czterem czesciom swiata, a t
ma znak, re .wszystkic narod,,
sWiata, SO wezWane do Stolu Pan
kiego i powinny uwielbiac Chry
fstusa. Prey oltarzach kapfani spi
waja poczatki czterech Ewangeli
DO wszyscy Evangelist opisyw
Ii zycie Chrystusa Pana, Jego 3
|stwo i ustanowienie Najswietsze
IIgo Sakramentu.' Pod konicc pre-
,,cesyi i celebrans udziela monstra:
cya b1ogoslawiehstwo, intonuj
hymn dziekczynny: Ciebie Bog
chwalimy! Uroczystosc Bozeg
.|Cia}a trivia dni osm; codzienni
rano i pc poludniu odbywaja 81
procesye.~
Ongi w stolicy kr6l, w miastac
prowincyonalnych dygnitarze
okolicy, Pc wsiach kolatorowie, {
isystowall celebransowi, otoczel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
Sci MAJ
Wychodztwo 0jcyznie.

80
Onegdaj zjecha1a kapela Wron-
|skiego do Stanu Massachusetts,
Ijednego z tych gdzie Polonia jest
narodowo bardzo uswiadomiona
dzieki silnej organizacyi i piracy
Duchowienstwa.
Dwunasty to juz stan, W kt6--
rym kapela rozpoczyna swoja ma
rodowa prace, a re ia praca daje
plony obfite, dowodzi tego mama
calnie Adams.
Jak zwykle odby1y sic i tutaj
diva koncerty. Polskie dzieci szkol
Inc razem re siostrami nauczycie]
kami przybyly do sail Tow. Sw,
Stanis}awa i przepe1nily sale.
Zapytane, czy jest wsr6d mich
takie kt6reby ma dzieciece "Z}ote
lListy' ME chciafo ofiaroWac W
Maju 10 cent6w najmniej, odrze-
ky: Me, Ma z%apytanie, kt6re da-
dza nawet wiecej, jak pc Zoe wszy
stkie poWsta1y.
Adams, lezace W uroczych 60:
rach, mad wijaca sic tuz obok RE.
ka, ME ma licznej polskiej kolo-:
Mi; lecz wejsc w jej SERGE, rozgla
dnac sic W niej, to az SERGE w piel
Isl skacze polskiej. Lud til dobry
gosciny, mi}y j ofiarny.
Piekny kosci6l Sw. Stanisfawa
panuje mad calem miastem, tul
obok szkola nova, kt6ra wysta-:
will sBogu + Ojezyzniie Polacy.
Koncert wieczorny Ola doros-
lych, to dalsze ogniwo 1ancucha
~sukces6w, dzieki piracy KS. Prob.
Kofodzieja Komitetu Obywatel
skiego z obywatelem Bryda ia
~czele. Polonia do tego stopnia by
Ia neutrality-suspicious. re mimo
ulewnego deszczu i bury z pioru
mani, mimo re burza odcie1a prad
elektryczny1i pogasifa swiatla, Ia
sale przyby}a.
| gdy sic kurtyna podniosfa,
ujrza}a p%ublicznosc dwie drabiny.
niby lichtarze, a ma mich swiece,
Ma tax urzadzonej scenic rozpo-.
czeto k%oncert, konczac go juz PREY
.iswietle elektrycznem.
Wiara rozczuli}a sic koncerta-.
mi, a W ekstaze narodowa W pro.
wadzi{ ia KS. Prob. Ko}odziej, ktG
Try ia APPEL Wrohskiego zakupif na
sw6j dyplom piec z}otych marek
czyli re ma Oar Majowy z}ozy]
Pierwszy to- tego rodzaju Oar
vice dziwnego, re wpisy zapo
czatkowa1y sic Ia Z1ote Listy
Wspaniale, w kr6tkim boWiemcz a-
sic zebrano okofo 100000
Zuch6w, muzykant6w, goscin--
ME tutejsze Polki powitaly smac2
ia przekaska, kapela zas udawszy
Isle Tin gremio'' ma nabozenstWo
majowe, odegrala tam try pick
he koscielne utwory.
NawiasoWo dodam, re W tutej-
SEE "rpyczerni" niezaleznym pry
czerem jest niejaki Massashige,
.iczyli pod nowem dziwnem nazwi
fskiem ukrywajacy sic Anzelm
M1ynarczyk dawny wydawcaS Mic
tka, kt6ry niedawno Wyszedf 2 ko
Ivy. Wspomniafem Q MIN dlatego,
DO sprzeciWla sic Armll PolskleJ,
I|jak mnie poinformowal tutejszy Q
ficer rekrutacyjny NJ. Rzonca
dlatego takz,e re oW Massachige
jest zn6w pod "bailem q nadu-
niemoralnych pamfletoW
Mniejsza O niego iednak....
Wracajac do kncert6w, dodam,
re " niedziele dnia.12 maja dano
Itch diva Ola dors1yych, q to jeden
ipopo}udniu " Schenectady, N. y.
" sail MatH Boskiej CzestochoW-
iskiej, gdze proboszczuje dzielnyy
ks. Kowalski, a drugi Wieczorem
Nv Amsterdam n. Y. Oba sic udaly
DO naspierwsz.ym bylookolo 800 Q
sob ma drugim praWiedWa ray
lyle. R vice dobrze zrobioan1a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28

Efesbe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
DISTRIBUTE FOOD RULINGS
Womens Organizations Begin Dissent.
nation Among Honsekceners

Several thousand women. COMPOSING
the Philadelphia food army. today began
the distribution Of food rulings in tho
city. SO individual housekeepers Will
know precisely what IL asked Of them
All the women's organizations are co.
operating to assist the food administra
tion i'm eliminating one OF the greatest
handicaps the organization has had Jay
Cooke county food administrator. is con
tident that this army OF women will do
much to increase food conservation. TIL
women will act as n distributing ncws
apcncy for the rulings and suggestions Of
the administration. and 1t is believed the
housewives will more eagerly Co-opcrat"
If they are told individually about tn"
situation.
officers Of the army wear an insignia
Of blue felt. embroidered with the AZ
Of the food administration on the lett
sleeve of the coat just above the cuff
Their rank Is designated by gold VS. and
bars Mrs. Harry G. Bodon, as director
Of the women's division Of the food con-
scrvation in Philadelphia County, is
nominal head of the local food army
Officers and privates will be appointed as
the army grows. II is expected 1000
women will be enlisted in the work
within short time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
SCHWAB FOR SHIP CONTROL
Suggests Federal Ownership as
Solution Of Maritime Problem

Charles NJ. Schwab. director general OF
the Emergency Fleet Corporation. Is
back on the job after an attack that Dor
dcred n serious Illness
Mr. Schwab said the time had ar
rived to consider seriously the after-the-
war shipping question. as he deemcd 1t
the most important internal question
with which the nation had to deal
He said he saw no tremendous foreign
business to arise out of peace. but felt
mat the railroads the municipalities and
other activities had been held back so
much by embargo on building during
the war tina there would be plenty Of
work Tor a time to bring conditions back
to normal
II think we should have some method
whrecby we can operate this great fleet
after the war continued Mr.. Schwab.
Il think perhaps Government control or
ownership Of this fleet may tell the
story. as this is a form of ship subsidy.
think everybody should be willing to
pay share Of operating this fleet and
the rest Of us ought to be willing to
view matters in that light
"One think Is absolutely certain
private ownership cannot operate this
feet under the present conditions and
laws. and this is matter on which we
should begin work at once"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
WOMAN ATHLETE AT SHIPYARD
Mrs. Rita Sullivan Swimming In.
structor at Hartman

Mrs Rita Sullivan is swimming in
structor at the Merchants Shipyard at
Hartman.
She is the daughter of lack" cook. "A
ball player of Trenton. and q cousin OF
Philadelphia lack" O'Rrien, renowned
pugllist Furthermore she was married
to a young man bearing the immortal
name OF John l.. sullivan.
Before she became employed in the
Gordon Office at the shipyard, Mrs Sulli-
van was an Instructor in the Trenton
Fairgrounds and taught swimming in
that city and Philadelphia. She says
she can scarcely remember when she
learned to swim. In turn she mastered
tennis, basketball and other sports and
became Il prominent figure in the world
of women athletes.
Sounds strange TO hear Of a police official
conftned-Cv"n IL IT be in detention hos
chants force a. Hartman. has spent sew
eral weeks in tn" detention hospital. and -
much better for the care. being on the high
road to recovery.
The next launching At Hartman will be-
marked by more music than heretofore.
The VI. S. G. band is being augmented TO
100 pieces. Another feature will be tho
addition OF a bugle corns. consisting Of ten
buslers and an equal number Of drummers.
The chief clerk Of the Ritz-Carlton vii.
liam =. Duf, has severed his relations with
that hotel to become assist Mt manager Of
the Emergency Fleet Hotel. 1ucidcntall',
Duff is meeting many old friends at the l..
T.. H. Honest!
The Lightning" department OF the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
SHIPMENTS
SHIPWORKERS' CLUB
IN HISTORIC HOME
Landreth Mansion. Built in
1852, Being Prepared for
Use by Hartman Employees

\ modern clubhouse is being prepared
for the sh'pworkers of the Merchants
Shipbuilding Corporation at Hartman.
The ancient I.andreth mansion, Just
north of the shipyard. or Bloosmdale,
with its fifteen acres of lawn and shade
trees. IL being remodelcd to make rec
reation spot for the workers.
The new ingtitution will be known as
the Hartman club, and it was launched
about n week ago in the Y. NJ G. 4.
building of the shipyard
The officers chosen 10 direct the ac-
tivitles of the club for the first year are
W. T. Smith. president: +. L. Fries. vice
president, and A. l.. Copeland, secretary
treasurer
The mansion was built in i752 by a
man named Nottnaegle. and was occu-
pied by hrs family until about 1912.
About that time the property was pur-
chased by John Newbold, later going to
his nephew. Charles Holmes. In lS47
David Landreth. of Philadelphia bought
the place and established a seed farm
there, planting many fine trees. now
standing The mansion was, purchased
from the Landreth family by the Mer-
cants' Shipbulding Corporation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA WEDNESDAY

layerout shops Of the Pusey 4 Jones yard
have new lightning conductor" lie Is
~ -, Dickinson, who recently was an
shops.
Signor Edear Ricciardi IL tho latest re-
Sruit OF the pusey & Jones band. Hc is
h'rhid"d ~ ono Of the 'hcst plCColocrs
ever ans is graduate " the Naplcs Con.
Fcr'Htory. Sirnor Ricciardi tossed musical !
ART temporarily to do his hit In the general
stores department. Of the company.
W. ~. kcck. publicity mauapor Of the
!. J. yards. Is recovering from q severe
attack OF influenza at his home IA Camdpa.
The latest riyetcr IN cnntivitS. This is
~" tIs' =. Jones nrWs gathcrcrs He tive
mo beam al % 81 mounds mud t"c~c is some
steam behind the rivcts he drives.
v. L.. Wiselcsworth. chief or the painters
az the Merchants yard. celebrated his forty
sixth birthday Last Monday.
Jane Bolin, Of the Merchants conqtrnc-
ton department is trkinr s comptunlc Ter
course at the Hartman shlryard,
Miss Ora stark, or the Mcrchauta' ,abu.
latinu department. Is again uushirr her
task in the bg shipbuildn~ program after
visit TO her homo In Stoubeuville. q.
Miss OlEn Iioly. Of the Merchants change
order department, also went "n-visitiug. %
spending the weekend In New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06

PRrvATE--Anthony- Hafeii. Paterson;
Charles J. shinde. fis Allen avenue, Had
loniteld, Harry y Van KIRK. Princeton.
Wounded degree Undetermined
rOOE--John O'Keefc, Uuboken.
PRlVATEs-Joscph Brocard, New Drums
MARYLAND
Killed In Action
PR1NATE--Josoph l.. Murray. Baltimore
Died Of Wounds
PRlNATE---T Thomas Moran. Baltimore
Died of Disease
CORPORA1.---Luther - Fricker, Balti-
more
rRIVATES Il. Ivcns. Vorton
Albert g. Green. Annapolis
Wounded silRhtly IN Action
PRINATE--FIcdericlS Burou Baltimore.
Wounded degree I ndeterminedD
PRlNATE-John T. Rooney. Trostburs.
VIRGINIA
Killed In Action
dria.
Died Of Disease
PRlVATES-lIrrmon Hargls. Murphy.
Frank sweeney McCrcady.
Wounded degree undetermined
SERGEANr--Ciyde r. Hash. Gate city;
william ", Roberts, Joncsyillo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
STOLEN AUTO HITS WOMAN
Youthful Purloiners Run Physicians 5
Car Into Stone Wall

Mrs. Mabel Parnell. 24S Armat street,
was struck by an automobile at Allie
gheny avenue and Salmon street today
and received serious injuries. The car,
which belonged to DIR. William B.
Scull. 1924 Richmond street, was stolen
by two boys while il was standing in
front of the physicians home.
The automobile got beyond control OF
he youngsters, and after striking Mrs.
Parnell. dashed against stone wall,
the occupants to the street.
They escaped unhurt. The woman Is in
the Episcopal Hospital.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
Sweaters for the
Smaller Folk

For boys and girls of = years
to IA, we have a large assortment
Of wool sweaters in the Children's
Section.
Beginning at $3.50 for cunning
slipover sweaters in rose and Co
penhagen blue for the tots of 2
and years, the sweaters go up
through S4, 81, $3.50 to $11.50.
The last is for sweaters of brush
ed wool in dark green, rose and
tan.
The coat sweaters are dandy
allies against bitter winds.
OCentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
WOMAN KILLED BY GAS
Relative of Former Magistrate Call
Found Dead in Kitchen

Mrs. Catherine Forsythe, fifty-eight
years old, 1915 West Somerset street,
was found dead from gas In the kitchen
of her home this morning. She was
found by a relative, Maurice Call son
of former Magistrate Joseph Il. Call.
Last night, according to the police.
Mrs. Forsythe placed kettle CT water
on the stove. 1t is supposed she fell
asleep and the water boiled over. ex-
tlnguishing the flames and allowing the
fumes to escape.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
At S19.75 to S25
These Dainty,
FlOwery COttOns
Look Christmassy

There are dimities so sheer and
fine and fowered that bring Wis
ions of dainty little sacques and
negligees. aprons and caps and all
the pretty little things that
women love to make and give
each other. They are q inches
wide and Soc a yard.
Flowered lawns are lovely, too,
and are q inches wide and SOC a
ward.
CCentrnD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
FrOnt-Lace w. b.
COrsets
Special at So

Splendid corsets for all figures
wearing sizes 20 70 80 are these
made of fine yet heavy white cou-
til. The corsets have medium-low
bust lines, long skirts with short
boning in front and rather heavy
boning in back. Free hip space is
allowed, and there is an elastic
band at the bottom of the back Of
each one.
The six hose supporters are of
strong elastic.
(Centran