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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-06-28
CAN HENDERSON
COUNTY MEET
STAMP QUOTA?

There is diversity Of opinion as.
to whether Henderson county will
be able to meet her quota in the
purchase Of War Savings Stamps
during the remainder of the year
1918. We are put down at $40. 900
and many contend that there sim.
ply is not the money in Henderson
county for each of the approximate
population Of $4,000 to invest
$1,000 each in the War SAVINGS
Stamps. We do not know, but
when we see made the statement
that Lincoln county in Middle Ten
nessee, has already pledge $5lS,-
100 It begins to look possible that
Henderson may be able to meet her
quota--provided all will do their
duty OF course there are manys
who have not the $1,000 and have
no resources on which to raise that
sum. but it is a known fact that we
have as citizens many men who
have accumulated several th0ns-
|apds of dollars and sooner 81 laSer
that class oi man Mil havc tDA
respond to the governments call
for help OF the counties in which
they live will have to make ienomi-
NOUS failures in meeting their
quotas The men who have their
wealth in lands and plead that fact
to excuse themselves for small con-
tributions to the Red Cross and
small purchases of bonds and War
Savings Stamps, will also have to
arrange in some way to carry their
part Of the load.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-06-28
Admr. Cason On
Wheat and Sugar

Owing to the coming in Of the
new wheat crop, merchants can
now sell wheat flour "a per cent
extraction or straight flour, in towns
| sack; in country 2 sacks, with
substitutes where they don't sign
pledge that they have on hand and
will use as much of the substitutes
as -four. Those who have raised
their wheat can have it milled to
the amount Of IL, pounds Of flour
for each member Of the family and
the same amount for each member
Of the tenants families on his own
farm per month. q
The sugar is exceedingly scarce.
Save sugar; use syrup, sorghum,
and honey. The loss Of "a million
pounds by the German U-D0at
makes it very imperative to use the
least possible amount till the new
crop comes in. In towns sell only
2 pounds, in country 5 pounds, For
canning and preserving there is rs
pounds, but the purchaser must 90
before q notary public and make
oath that this sugar will be used
for no other purpose, and this pledge
sworn to must be sent to the county
food administrator.
Trusting that we will all cheerful
ly heed these rules, thereby aiding
our soldiers and allies to speedily
bring us to victory.
j. H. CAsoN,
Co. Food Admir-.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-06-28
UNCLE SAM WILL
CARRY WAR INTO
LAND OF KAISER.

The great gun program in the
United States shows that Uncle
Sam is fully determined to carry
the war into Germany, to batter
down the strongholds OF the Huns
and to finally march in triumph to
Berlin, the seat Of German govern
ment. If not sooner, this will hap
pen when we have builded, equip
ped and put across the Atlantic an
army Of four million to five million
men, backed by the greatest artillery
the world has ever known and ma
terially aided by untold thousands
of airships. The war should con-
tinue, will continue until there
comes a world peace in which the
Huns have no voice and in which
pact the Germans shall be made to
restore all they have destroyed, ex-
cept the lives they have so wanton-
ly taken, not the least of which are
the Germans themselves who have
been sacrificed in the vain attempt
to perpetuate Prussianism and to,
crafty the mad ambition Of that
arch-devil, the German. Kaiser. II
Will IA 4 |, million. Riiias n the4 4t1$4
trians do not soon revolt against
Germany and thereby entitle them
selves to some consideration in the
final settlement.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-06-28
GREAT AUSTRIAN
OFFENSIVE TURN
ED INTO A ROUT.

The long predicted, expected and
to some extent, dreaded offensive of
the Austrian armies against the
Italians not only proved to be a
failure, but at the first of this week
had turned into a rout for the
enemy. The Italians put up a re-
sistance which turned a great on
slaught by the enemy into a retreat,
with great enemy loss of life and
many guns. The Austrians have
nothing to fight for except the DOM
.ination Of Germany, have at no
time in this war proven to be great
soldiers not at all comparable with
the Germans, who, themselves, fail
every time to stand up against cold
steelsin Allied hands. Nothing in
the world except revolt against
Germany can give Austria a worthy
place in the re-arrangement of ma
tons which must occur after the
war. "
"A Tuesday mornings public print
'broughtthe glorious news that in
the route Of the Austrians across
the Piave river. 45,OOOiof them had
been captured and many others
dS5xngg III tiitif hurried retreat
the Austrians had to leave their
larger artillery and had nothing
left but machine guns to throw a
protecting barrage. Great quanti-
ties Of munitions and general mill
tary booty were taken by the pur-
suing Italians. The victory of the
Italians is regarded at Washington
as the most decisive of the war not
only because Of immediate results
in favor Of the Allies, but the effect
it will have in weakening the NOR
ale Of the German as we'll as the
Austrian troops, for the fact has
crept out in spite Of all efforts to
conceal it that many of the Ger
mans are fighting with guns behind
them as we'll as in front of them.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-06-28

records complete and reporting to
this office Con blanks like the at
tached) the names Of those that
fail to attend meetings, or send
pledges June the 28th. If a suffi-
cient quantity Of blanks have not
been furnished, call at this Office
for more at once.
There may be some who will
pledge a nominal amount for the
purpose Of escaping the responsible
ity; they should be listed just as If
they had not pledged. The matter
is not optional with you, or me. 1t
is one feature Of the plan that must
be carried out VERBATIM.
Yours very truly,
(Siened) 7. R PRESTON.
State Director.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-06-28
THIS DATE is
WAR SAYINGS
STAMP DAY.

This day, Friday, June 28, is
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS DAY
the elimination of a nationwide
campaign to secure the pledging of
TWO BILLION DOLLARS by the
purchase Of that amount of Thrift
Stamps and War Savings Stamps
We believe that our people have la
bored under a mistake in the mat
ter, in the idea that this date is the
beginning of the campaign, for as a
matter of fact it is on this date that
the government expects the people
to meet and sign The cards, pledeins
the purchase OF the stamps during
the remainder of the year. The
places at which the people are ex-
pected to meet were published last
week and it is not amiss to make
the statement that a list of those
who fail to respond to the govern
ment's call for help. will be kept
and the man or woman who can
and Will nof mt hic mr. har rnnuav
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-06-28
Attend Meeting Or
Send Pledge q Card

Hon. E. W. Essary. Chairman
War Savings, Henderson County. IS
in receipt Of a letter from the STATE
Director, urging that all persons
failing toattend the general rally
for War Savings or failing to SEMI
|pledgss Qq ER tb M
June be f1pofte 1he zgn II
$4,000 has been allotted {Ien4
derson County and dis Sznouff
will have to be raised. Henderson
county has responded nobly To
every call SO far, and will not be q
Stacker this time. Our country is
at war; our young men are in
camps, and at the front, and we at
home must do our whole duty.
Let no man suffer himself to be re-
ported for not doing his part.
The proposition offered by the
Government in the sale Of War Saw
ings Stamps is a good one in every
particular. 1t pays four per cent
interest and absolutely safe. Those
who are able and don't respond,
will, of course, be reported, and it
is highly probable that they will be
issued a tax receipt, instead Of War
Savings Stamps.
The letter referred to is as fol-
lows:
United States OF America
National War Savings Committee
Appointed by
Hon. w. G. McAdoo
Secy. of the Treasury
Chattanooga, Tenn,
June 10th, 1918.
MI. E. W. Essary, Chmn..
War Savings, Henderson County,
Lexington. Tenn.
My dear Mr.. Essary:
Re: STACKER LIST.
Too much stress cannot be laid
on the Importance Of keeping your
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-06-28

81, past tor of The Central
kist f||pfeh 10 Memphis who,
Tuesday of this week had
rIne or ten days preaching ID
Baptist church, made two n5tas
|&d5 lesfs lsSS lndays aiterocQu
g|ss'|l si|7 III 4 /
|oclock|to men only.
He t6oksno text but On his sub
|ject. Sex PIrity, launched at
once into what we consider the best
and most practical as well as most
needed talk to congregation COM
posed exclusively OF, men, we have
ever heard in Lexington, DR.. Cox
advocated the single standard Of
morals and made strong plea for a
life Of virtue and clean living by
men. His condemnation of the
round dance was logical and he To-
Gated the feminine manner of dress
Of the day as "damnable." If Dr..
Cox had done nothing in Lexington
except make his talk to men only,
it would have been well worth his
coming and his stay OF more than a
week.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-06-28
Becomes Member
Of Vandy Faculty.

Memphis. Tenn. June 22---Prof.
c. P. Patterson, who has held the
chair Of history at the West Ten
nessee Normal school here, has &C.
cepted a position on the faculty Of
Vanderbilt university. He takes a
chair in the department Of history
as a co-worker Of DR.. Walter L.
Flemmins Prof Patterson has de-
grees from Vanderbilt, Harvard and
the University Of Memphis law
school.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-06-28
Hon. A. G. Matthews, pllenphis, Will Speak
n Lexington at ScApoz BuildulQ, FRIDAY
June g. at 2 o'clock in The Interest OF War SQui1qs
Recapitulation Of Work Done
By County Equalization's Board.

The Henderson County Equalization Board finished labos Tues
day and indebted to them following recapuaon of their
work which covered nearly wees There Is dcease in the
number Of polls but all other figures how gratifying Here
Henderson county its acreage wealth. Improvements and polls
nutshell &
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07
ARMIA POLSKA WE
FRANCYL
Z Centrum Rekrutacyj.
nego No. z.

WCzorajsze wiece agitacyjne, pols-
Czone zarazem z obchodami Kon-
stytucyi 3. Maja, uda}y sic wszedzie
bardzo dobrze. Sale wszystkio byly
przepelnione, publicznoSc re skupie-
niem ducha stuchala m6wcow, a
szczeg6lnie oricer6w i organlzator6w
Armii Polskiej, ktorzy jedrnie, pc
zolniersku, Iawolywali mlOdzie5 W
szeregi tel Armii, a takze nawoly-
wall siuchaczy, kt6rzy iSG ma BOZ
ma niemca ME moga, by sic wpisywa-
Ii ma ,,Zlote Listy'', by skiadali dla
tel Armii dar pod nazwa: uWychodz-
two OjCzyznie". Wiecej szczeg6lowe
sprawozdania o tyCh O%bChodach znaj
d. Czytelnicy we wczorajszych Tub
dzisieiszych pismach ma innem miej-
sou.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07
NOVA LISTA R WE
N

Washington, 7. maja. - Nova
lista STRAIT we Francyi, ogloszona
przez Department woiny, zawie-
ra IS nazwisk. Poleglo W bitwach
6. zmarlo wskutek ran odniesio--
nych 5, wskutek wypadkow ME
szczeSliwych 3, a wskutek chorob
9; ciezko ranionyqh bylo 4, lekko
ranionych As; zagine}o w bitwach
Is.
Nastepujqce polskie nazwiska
znajdujemy ma liScie: bitwie
polegf sierzant Albert Stefanik Z
Lowell, Mass; lekko raniony Mi
Fcha1 K1echa z East CRANKY, Conn.
MoZLIWOSc N
Nation, ILL.,, 7. maja. w Sro-
de wieczorem ma tn sic odbyc ze-
branie okoio 200 obywateli celem
zorganizowania gwarVi lokalnej
,,dla obrony obywateli / wlasnos-
CT w Effingham county" Powiat
ten zamieszkany jest przewaznie
przez ludzi niemieckiego pocho-
dzenia, z ktorych wielu jest ME
naturalizowanych i zachodzi oba-
wa pred buntowniczemi ich de-
monstracyami, ktore mog}yby "a
grazac bezpieczehstwu lojalnycf
obywateli hub ich wlasnoSci. Zgro
madzenie zwoiai szeryf Martin
lake, otrzymawszy do tego upo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07
Me Wstydz sic!

Gdy powracasz do domu 70 Sroo.
piescia, ze skladu, ofisu Tub fabryki.
u sobie DZIENNIK CHICAGosKl
1 smia,o czytaj W tramwaiu Tub wa
Eonie.
DzIENNIK CHICAGosKI mona
stale nabywae ma nastepujacych ma
r~otnikach:
State 1 Madison - pred skfadem
departamentowym Boston store
State / Madison - pred apteXa
firmy Buck and Rayner;
State 1 Madison - pred skladem
departamentowym firmy carson
Plrie, Scott and COL
State 1 Quincy;
State 1 Van Bureni
State / Harrison;
Wabash 1 Harrison;
Van Buren, 1 La sallei
Adams 1 La Sale;
Adams 1 La Salle;
Washington 4 La SalleI
Randolph 1 Dearborn:
Washington 1 9th AvA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07
waznienie cd gubernatora Lowde-
~SPRAWOZDANIE KOMISYI
> ZEGLUGI.

Washington, 7. maja. - Komi-
sya zeglugi okretowej oglosiia
swe sprawozdanie tygodniowe, W
kt6rem oznajmia, re w ubiegiym
tygodniu amerykanskie warszta--
ty d~ostarczyfy y okret6W stalo-
wych O lacznej pojemnosci S0,18O
ton. w lynne przeci9gu czasu
s~puszczono ma wode 10 okretow
stalowych o pojemnoSci $685.
ton i 6 okret6w drewnianych o
pojemnoSci 81, 800 ton. Pomiedzy
mimi So diva parowce naftowe,
kazdy o pojemnoSci 1Q,475 ton.
Iezeliby w tym samym stosunku
postepowala dalej budowa okre--
tow, to w p~rzeciagu roku otrzy-
manoby okrety o pojemnoSci lacz-
mel przeSzlo az miliona ton.
w produkcyi okret6w dale sic
dostrzegaG 6w staiy postep, kt6ry
komisya przewidywala, skoroby
tylko materyaf ~potrzebny da} sig
pozyskat. Op6znia sig jednako--
woz nieco ciagle jeszcze dostar--
czanie potrzebnej stall. Moznaby
uzyt wiecej stall, gdyby jej wig
cej w stalowniach prodrdkowapo.
, Pewna kompania mad wybrze--
zem Pacyfiku otrzymaia pozwo--
lenic do budowy dziesieciu parow
cow cementowych, ale pod wa
runkiem, re beda z%aopatrzone w
motory Diesla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07

pozycyami tenn wystapi} ma VIA
sna odpowiedzialnoSt, ale ME-
mniej rzecza jest pewna, re mu-
ciai mice do tego jakieS upowaz-
nienie. Odbyl on podroz z Holan-
dyi do Anglii w holenderskim tor
pedowcu.
Odpowiedz Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych ma take p~ropozycye bedzie
bardzo wyrazna i draStyczna. De-
parliament wojny ogiasza swoj
zamiar wyslania miliona zoihie--
RIA do Francyi do dnia 4 lipca;
zdaje sic rzecza pewna, re kwe--
stya transparency tych wojsk
jest zalatwiona. Komitet izby ola
spraw wojskowych przes1a} wczo-
raj do Biaiego Domu zawiado-
mienie, re Prezydent otrzyma
wszelkie upowaznienie, jakiego
bedzie potrzebowal do poboru
wojskowego Rezolucye potrzebne
sic przygotowuja i niezawodnie
szybko w obu izbach zostana
przyjete.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07
MILLION WOJSKA WE FRAN
Cyl DO DNIA 4 LIPCA. ,

Washington, z. maja. - Depar
tament woiny ~postanowi} wyslac
do Francyi do dnia 4 lipca Mi
lion wojska Stanow Zjednoczo--
nych. Taxa bedzie odpowiedz te-
go kraju ma wszelkie pokojowc
propozycye Niemcow.
: Ambassador Walter Hines Page
zawiadomit department stanu o
nowych propozycyach pokoio-
wych niemieckich, o ktorych W
Londynie obiegaiy nieurzedome
wiadomoSci. Me otrzymano jesz-
cze urzedowego uwiadomienia
pana Balfoura o tenn, re Rad bry-
tyiski ME posiada zadnych via
domoSci o propozycyach pokojo-
wych.
Natomiast wiarygodne wydaja
sic powszechnie wiadomoSci o
TEN. re Jonkheer Colyn, byiy mi
mister wojny w Holandyi, przybyi
do Londynu W celu uwiadomie--
MA rzadu brytyjskiego o nowych
propozycyach pokojowych memie
.kich. Wprawdzie w koiach dy--
piomatycznych przewaza mnie-
mamie, re jonkheer Colyn z pro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07

o"N "" Ju" 'N''S
~wyjechalo z Centrum No. .. do 10
Sciuszko obozu, przeszlo $50 ochot-
nik0w. Wyjazd by4 ~poprzedzony pa
rada i pochodem, kt6ry wyruszy} z
Centrum No. 2. ulicami: Augusta do
Noble, Division, Holt, Blackhawk,
Ashland do. koScio}a Sw. J~oZafata,
gdzie pc uroCzystem nabozenstwie,
kazaniu i obiedzie, pc rozdaniu o.
chotnikom papieros6w i cygar, ochot-
nicy wraz re swemi rodzinami i przy-
jaci6imi, udali sic tramwaiami do
miasta i tam pc przejSciu kilku ulic
w pochodzie, udali sic ma dworzec
kolejowy Dearborn. Tam wsiedli ma
'pociag, kt6ry ich powi6z} do Kama
dy, skad znowu, pc kr6tkim wytre-
nowGniu sic w sztuce wojennej, wy
rusza ma front bojowy, by praG pre-
kletych niemiaszk6w. - Podczas po-
chodu, pewna PAM, kt6rej nazwiska
ME znamy, w~yniosia Re swego ska
du rzezniczego i rozdala przechodza-
Gym ochotnikom, Gale narecze kiei-
Las, w imieniu ochotnik6w, skfada-
nv tel PAM serdeczne podziekowa--
RE. I zaznaczamy, &c jest to wielka
cznaka szacunku i powazania i pa
1l'eci, jake nasza chicagoska Polo
MIA zywi ola tych, ktorzy krew ida
r~r7elewat "a sprawe droga swieta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07

Miasteczko Hawthorne nadzwy-
czaj szczerze i serdecznie zajmuje
sic Armia polska i jej ochotnikami-
En,nierzami. Miasteczko to ME tyl-
ko. re W przeciagu stosunkowo bar
do kr6tkiego czasu, dalo Armii Pol
skiej kilkudziesieciu o~chotnikow i
dale ciagle, DO wielu juz zgiosiio
swoje przystapienie do Armii Pol
skiej, a pozostaja ma razie w domu
tylko do czasu zalatwienia swych
spraw familijnych lub innych w
dodatku Polonia tamtejsza W ub. So
bote, uznajac szczera prace ola Ar
mil s~ierianta tamtejszego S. Ballc-
kiego, %ofiarowaia mu, przez odjez--
~dzajacych wczoraj do obozu ochotni-
kow, violently zegarck. Mialo to
miejsce ma wieczorku pozegnalnym'
iaki urzadzili ochotnicy wlasnym ko-
sztem ola swoich znajomych i PREY
jacio{. Ma wieczorek ten zostali "a
proszeni take, gdzie w~yg}osili mo-
wy, sierzanci: Miller i Stachowicz.
Pc przem6wieniach, s~kolektowano
ma papierosy ola odjezdzajacych su-
me $3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07
Ma ARNIIE POLSKA.

P. Stanislaw Kutz z Maine, NY,
nadesla} do naszej Admlnlstracyl
$40 ma Armie Polska.
Ma chrzcinach u p. J6zefa | Agaty
Sobczyk PREY Superior str. skolekto-
wano "a inicyatywa Jana Lazarza ma
Armie Polska 81, kt6re zfozono W ma
sci Administracyi. Otrzymane ko-
lekty przeslalismy do Komisyi VOL
skowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07

Ma posiedzeniu Komitetu W dziel-
nicy Brighton Park, skolektowano
Ola t!zech ochotniI:0w. kt6rzy VISTA
pill do Armii Polskiej, $3.50. q te-
go $25 ofiarowal OBJ. J6zef Lotko,
zaS pomiedzy zebranemi skolektoWa-
nc $685.. Powyasza sumo wreczono
, chotnikom: X. Neutrality-suspicious.,
L. Cenowa i NJ. Gajkowskiemu.
Przypominamy, re dis o godz'
12tei, w poludnie odbedzie sic vice
ma rzecz Armii Polskiei W rzezal--
mach firmy Swift and Co.
Jutro, t. j. sroda, TAXI sam vice
W ~rzezalni Libby Mcneil and LIBBY
O godz. HAS W poludnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07

Centrum No. 2. opuszcza dis, po-
wolany przez komisye Wojskowa do
New Yorllu, komendant Centrum,
porucznik A. Wolski. Odjezdza mad
zwyczaj serdecznie za}owany przez
swych podwladnych ~sierzantow / pra
cownik6w Biura Rekrutacyjnego,
jak tez i przez tych, kt0rzy W przecia
gu pare miesiecy mieli moznoSc po-
znaC go i jego szczera, >goraca pra-
ce ola Armii Polskiej. Ola sierzan-
tow byf przelozonym ostrym, ale
wyrozumia}ym. Dlatego tez zafuja
go serdecznie, DO byf zo}nierzem "
kazdym calu, z krwi j koSci. Zegnaj
nam dzielny Remembrance / przyszly
towarzyszu broni. Zegnaj ma krotki
GAS, BIO zobaczymy sic wszyscy ME
dlugo ma polu walki we Francyi.
Coraz mniej przeciwnik6w ma Ar
mia Polska we Francyi, BIO wczora1
w pochodzie / wymarszu zauwazylis-
nv kilku Koniowc6w, jak maszero-
wall z odjezdzajacymi ochotnikami,
a nawet sztandar polski nieSli. Me
diugo, a przyjda do mas wszyscy i
pra6 beda Niemca tax, az uwieziony
ich w6dz Pilsudski bedzie sic cieszyf.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07

FutaI Jest sposobnosc da kasdeso Amerykanina da msaczyzn 1
ko5a, mlodych 1 starych bz wzglsdu .skad pechodzs przyjsc . pomo-
ca wujowi Sam'owL - - SIS 49, :
Many woluntaryuszys kt6rzy pomagaja nam sprzedawae Znaczki
ouczednosciowe Thrift Stamps) W waszej okoicy. Many take Gaia IL
ste mezc=yzn 1 kobiet, ktorEy So zdolni wygaszsc publczne mowy. Chwu-
ka czasu tylko z waszej strony pomoze nam wielce, = ieden wieczor W
tygodniu, - jedno popoiudns alo wieczor W nedzele Ka2da chwna Ia
su jaka mozecie poswiecc, dopomoze wtele.
Kaidy znaczek taki sprzedacie bedzie gwozdzikiem do trumny. kt6ra
Ameryka przysotowujs dla wnhslma, - on napewno potrzebuje trumne
du1yeh rozmiar6w - a gwozdzie k1re uiyiemy do nAj, Srobia, re o.
chyba wtecej ME powrod.
Vice wypanijcis SVEN nazwskiem ten kupon u dou naznaczcie
dzen albo wieczor W ktorym ohcece przyczynic sic do dobrej sprawy,
4 poslice do Mrs. N. l.. Pnaum, War Savings Committee, 43 Conway
Building. p ~ : 60 /
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TELEGRAMY KRAjOWE

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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-03-22

A list of names Just printed
shows that mp 10 February ..
1918, four hundred and fifty en-,
ployes of the Oregon-Washinp.
ton Railroad 4 Navigation Com.
pany have Joined the colors and
are now in the service of the
government. OF this number
2S3 were in the employ of the
Company at various places i'm
Oregon, 1876 were employed at
different points i'm Washington,
and 10 are credited TO Idaho.
The railroad men have been as
signed to service i'm practically
every branch of the army and
navy. Some of them are with
the Expeditionary Forces i'm
France, others are on the
battleships, and some in train.
ing at the environments, with
the expectation of leaving for
Europe at any time. Among the
hrst men to enter fighting zone
were the railroad engineers.
who have been on active duty
Tor some time. Other enlist.
ments have been made since the
list was prepared, and the rail. .
road is well represented among
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-03-22

If the Constitution Of the
United States is To be- amended
90 provide for national prohibi
tion Of the manufacture am
sale Of Intoxicating liquor.
thrce.fourths Of the Is states
comprising the Union must de-
clare in favor of the amend.
ment. each by a majority vot
In Us Legislature. The record
Of the states on this question
now stands as follows. Mum
her necessary To- carry amend
meni. 3j Number that have
voted 10 favor. s. Number thai
have voted against. q. Numhr,
that have yet 10 vote. 80 Mum
ber needed OF those yet 10 vote.
2S. States thlt have ratified.
in order of ratification. with
date: Mississippi Jan. 8.
Virginia Jan. 10, Kentucky
Jan. II, South Carolina Jan.
IL 23. North D.kota Jan. -
25. MARYLAND Feb. l3. Mon
tana Feb. 10 Texas March
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-03-22
S. B. HUSTON
Republican Candidate for United
States Senator.

NJ fhbllNoh Nauh4NaAS lAV AulkSN
States Senator.
1t will be my purpose, il
elected, to support tariff meas
ures which will equahze the
wages paid to American and
foreign labor.
| believe and recognize the
justice and the principle of the
basic eight hour day in mines,
mills and factories.
will favor wise legislation
looking TO the creation of free
ports at Colon. Honolulu and
Manila. thereby increasing
the sphere of our political and
commercial influence.
1t will be my aim and purpose
to aid in every legitimate way
the development of the ship.
building industry and do what
can toward establishing on
the Columbia and Willamette
rivers a great shipbuilding cen.
ter.
Paid adv, Huston tor senator Committee 20
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