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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23

Saarnavuoroja ia toimintaa N. Y.
Millsin X. seurakuntien piirissa.
% p. Paddockin kirkossa alkaa
jatko rippikoulu klo 10 ap.
20 p. Hartaushetki Matti S. Nikka
rim (nuor.) luona klo 8 ill
80 p. Red Eyella Aug. Siltalan
luona klo 8 il.
81 p. Sarviniemessa, Savelan luona
ompeluseuran perustava kokous ia
raamatun selitys klo 8 i'll. Tulkaa
joukolla.
Kesakuulla:
1 p. Philbrookissa M~ichelsonissa
klo 8 ip.
2 p. Randalissa M. Karhulassa.
8 p. Grey Eagle, klo 8 i'll.
5 p. Rippikoulu New York Millsin
kirkossa klo 10 ap. ia pidetaan kaksi
viikkoa.
8 p. ~kenttajuhla se%urakunnan hyvaksi
Lehtijarvella alkaa klo 10 ap.
16 p. Piirijuhlat N. Y. Millsissa.
Kirkossa klo 9 ap. rippilasten paasto
ia H. p. eht. kaynti ynna vanhem
man vaen ehtoollisella kaynti.. Sen
jalkeen mcmillan kauppalan p~uistoon
jossa saadaan ruokaa ia juomaa.
| Sen jalkeen on STELLA useita puheita,
v. m. ohjelmaa Juhlapuhujaksi saa
pun pastori p. Wuori Ironwoodista,
Mich, seminaarilainen A. Aho, y. m.
Toivon eta kaikki piirin seurak.
ovat lukuisesti edustettuna juhlassa.
Muista viikko kokouksista ilmoite
taan erikseen.
% D. on Paddockin kirkossa rip
pilasten paast0 ynna H. p. eht.
kaynti ia vanh. vaen eht. kaynti,
alkaa klo h10 APP. Pastori Wuori
puhuu.
% p. Red Eyeella klo 8 ip. kirkos
sa, jossa pastori Wuori my0s puhuu.
"a p. Juhannuksena Paddockin
kirkolla ~kenttajuhla alkaa klo 10 ap,
seurakunnan hyvaksi. Avustajina
tassa juhlassa ovat pastori ia Mrs
P. Wuori Kukapa malttaa ola pois
juhlasta. - Mrs p. Wuori antas
arvokasta apuaan kaikissa juhlissa.
20 p. Holmes City, Ed Johnsoni
la klo 8 i'll.
80 p. Holmes Cityn kirkossa klc
IL ap.
Julio Haakana,
Tel. SO New York Mills, MINI
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23

SpoGmelliiet fiitofiet pstG-
mile 8esienerisiG faiineista tufts
&c ia Srontpoooin ~pst6pille ioma-
TN fiitos fufista, bopealuiitoista ia
arnoftaasta p6DtGfallstosta. &ii-
toS Inn Min rtniaslltfaiiiana ina-
lruitte fotiimme meta ilo5utta-
moan. &iitos mpoS pastori 8lto-
relle farniista pitbeestn. Soipon,
cttG TITO laliie, iota iilloin Italia foe
tin mieliimme iobbattau Nun. scr.
ra on miniin m1fepppteni, fiitos-
mirteni ia alttitliteni" jGiii ifitiiefii
muistofii nellie faifille tGstG ba1is-
faStu Db6eesiG oIostn.
Sronfpoob 2t/5 18.
Selmi @airnta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23
@iituslanie.

WlIpittomM ftitottet DdltuIl1ne
laulua Sronipoooin 6 I. ompelmieai'
ralle IefG mltille pstdfpiae, iotfa ti'
little tietGmGttGme funnioittamaar
mei6Gn % pitotista baGp1itpdd, TO-
ia ielmiii masta post. 8ainmnon pr
beesia. grittain ipoamellinen til
tos roripa ia past. 8aiumnan leto
omain losten fallisartpoiiista bopec
labioista &iitos mestari Sturgo'
lille iofa lrfubormonilla idesteli t.
iGltSriffaita miriid ilblan fttnniafii
&iitos past. 8aium1nlle Iiidltorit'
faosta pitbeesta iefG foifille pstd'
mile omen toiDotltfiista.
EltIemhne teitG alma raffaitoellc
muistumaun.
Matilba ia Sictor Ibonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23

= ylioppiIas SEQ. HuIonen, int.
finnon iuorittamut bieroio ia ioiros-
moimisteIiia Seliingin pIiopistosta.
tefee foiffea alaan f,tulumaa tpOtd,
fdiiteIlen rermatismin, watia. Der.
mo 3. m. iairaufiia. Sontun tau
Din teitd maiwatesia fdpfddp6 pu'
butteIemasia. oe ei malta mitGdn,
Basta boibon olettun iowitaan moi
ii8ta.
aiurto ia offiiii 500 g. aper r.
~ 0dbeIId iuomaI. @etobisti tirt'
foo.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23
&iitpsIanie

ystGpGlliiet fiitofiet boIlion ia.
ten laitiiia faifiae niille pstGtpiTe
jotfa iooipiiitte plI6ttGmGdn minaio
ni6nipdipani iIlalIa t. t. 10 b. &mi-
mis- fiitos titomastmne ortpoffaasto
labiasta.
Eoiiposia, ettd pstdtppps on i6i.
lpip1, ia teitd pst1pinG maiistaen
Mrs glina Niiula.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23
&elmi @ainnta.

Sltmalanpolpelltfiia. gobing-
tonisia, fanialIisieltraf. firfosfn,
torstaina t. t. 80 b. flo s il
Marquetisia periantaiita t. +. 81
b. flo 8 iu.
@batbnmisia i%unnltntaina tei6f.
2 p. flo 10 ap. 8atbrirpat ieminan-
rilaiiet 9. q. @ranffaIa ia q. Sos
iel.
Satlfaa finilemaon ia tdtfemG6n.
Mntti Sosiel.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23
GiitpsIan,c

SboGmelIiiet fiitofiet tab6on Ic",
liia faifiIle Mile ~pstGapille ia trtto.
mile jotfa tiilitte t~oittofitun Is b.
iltano, Sofinn nirni pGim6lIe, mi.
ma bGmmGstpttGmGGn ia iamaIIa l.
qabltttamaan. &iitoS fattmnusto
tobrpipOpodstd ia faIltsartpoiiisio
tbopea labioista ia fuffaiista ia fiji
tos' roaiipa 8oiirnnaIIe iielpGstd put
beestam.
&iitolliiulioella teitG mltistelee,
Cola ia Mnorep &oss.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23
KOKOSADON
TAKAUS

TIE PIDXTTE vakuutuksenne varsin luonnolisena ai.
ana. On jarkevaa ella suojattuna havi0lta. ia olette mic.
luummin vakuutettuna ia maksatte maksunne saann0lisesti.
On kumminkn eras vakuutus josta cite ehka tieda ia
johon cite maksa, mutta johon kumminkin luotatte joka
vuosi ia joka juuri tana vuonna on yhta tarkea kuhn mika
muu vakuutus hyvansa Kun satonne evat valmit leikatta.
vaksi international Harvester binders ia Irvine takaavat
teiIe koko sadon korjauksen. Ri haittaa jos villa on ras.
kas eli kevyt, lyhyt eli pitka, seisova eli kaatunut, sekonen
ia sotkeentunut, International Harvester binder katkasee ia
sitoo sen Imam haaskiota. Sc on taa joa me tarkoitamme
koko sadon t~akauksella.
Champion, Deering. Mccormick, Milwaukee, ia Osborne
harvesting koneet ia shojat, alma kayttokuntoiset, ovat
paremmat kuhn koskaan ennen juuri tana vuonna kun 10.
kanen bushei vilaa tarvitaan. Muistakaa tama ostaes.
same binder ia Irvine taksi vuodeksi. Muistakaa my0s,
eta suurikokoiset koneet saastavat ty0ta. 8 jalkainen on
parenpi kuhn z, ia z jalk. parempi kuhn 6 tai 5. Ostakaa
suurin kone jota luulette voivanne kaytaa ia, ostakaa dust
kone jos vahankaan epailette vanhan kaytt0kuntoa. Uusi
International Harvester binder on taysin luotettava
Yhdeksankymmenen haara- liikkeemme ia 10000 paikal
lsasiamiehemme valiyksella, voimme antaa maamme far.
mareile pikaisen palveluksen. hankkiessamme harvesting
koneen tai sitojan eli tehdessamme korjauksen. Saatte ola
varma eta saatte koneenne ajoissa jos teette tlauksenne
Observation-Disclosures min plan kuhn mahdolista, eli pyy.
Date catalogaamme
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA
Qncorporated)
CHICAGO lisa
Champion Deering Mccormick Milwaukee Osborn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23
Haluatteko Saada

tasfu tubi rannefelIon mobdlld moi
waIla2 @irioittafaa beti min ieli-
tom. 2apletfin poiwat ibraomulla
ainoastaan firieen postimafiun lao.
oa felIon ~itieIeen.
Wopsmaltain Iaaiu, fnfpitettli
bistoria, mafiaa paperif. 1 BOIL,
paotef. $1.25.
@oin 200 iip. bpw6 @ngl. Snom.
tnbi Slionl. @nel. ianafiria dantd'
miso6ieilIa on npt iaatatpdna. Yn.
peril. 1 boil. maatetdniisia $1.25;
molemmot pbbesfa $3.50.
eng. Satom. foffifiria ipaatef. 81 %
Sdbet1n niioen pboistetpn firie'
paperi ia totelonGptearfin ia binta'
IiietteIon iImatietii.
Miig. @opnros,
70 DOT ct. MsbtabatIo, Ohio,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23
TrvnWcodin uutisia

- Yostifomttorisia on firIeita pc
rimattSmien firieibem listalla NJ m.
iei,raaapille:
Wsrs 2inoa Sobpion, Sarp Sebto
ia SSobn Yennanen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23
DR.. SONERAL,S NEW DISCOVERY

iokaisen miehen ia naisen tuisi tieii tisti arvokkaasta ia parantsvasta
iaSkkeesta. On sama iosko kSritte tuIehduttavaa, hermostunutta ell lroo
niIista reumatismia eli jos jokaita jisentx sSrkee. min % Iyhyessa a1asss
parannutte kaytSmSnx DR.. Sonras New DiscoveryS.
Todistus. Kunniotettavat herrat: Teila Of todenakin parannus reumaus
mile. Annoin naapurileni pulon sa vikko site Han n olut sair rsna ,
uukautt IA nt ON kaveuyt 8 MALTA farmilaan ainoastaan vnkon sta kay.
tettyaan. Lzhettaksa hanene 5 donarfn edestx. Mrs Cost vol hyvin Han
uousi yl6s toisena paivana sen jalkeen Kuhn oil sAanut tetdan laakkensnne
Ystavyydenx G. E. Cost Rush City, Mimi. Hinta IN 800 puno, 8 puno'
$500. Koepunot 10 senttix.
Pafalida aniamiehia halutaan .......
Ouoite.K ri monneksi al ruotsukd. 49,.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23
SUURI

haluaa edustajia .myymaan paitoja,
aluvaatteita, sukkia, pukuja, puse.
roita, hameita suoraan kuluttajille,
kotiin. Kirjoittakaa ia kysykaa va.
paita naytteita. Kirjoittakaa eng.
lanninkielella.
MADISON MILLS
500 Broadway, New York City
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23

= Dor Mott IbIitromin baiita-
iaiiet tiIetpot tapdbtintoon tdnGGn,
torstoina, fIo 100 pditpGllG. Mac.
cabee gboistps, ionfa jdien @bl.
itron on olIiit atieita tulioiio, titlee
brioIebtimaan baiitoiaifistn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23

= Wr Otto Masiinen, entiiia
inonipoobiIaifia, GaIimnetista, Micb
wieraiIee pat0ffntiimolIm1ne t6,
mGn miifon oifana. aGapaii mpos'
fin Iiittoion poinosio. &iitos fdpr
nistG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23

= &iuulfaaban fun min6fin ia
nonl SiIloin fun baluatte teettdc
urtta taIoa tai fo~riouttao tpartbaa
min pubuteIfaaban oIIefirioittanut'
ia, iofo iuriIIiiesti tai firieeIId. Ep0r
otan tebbafieni urafoIla tai miter
iomitaan.
2unnioittaen. 4.
q abolf aosfi,
108 SutberIano otpe.
Sronipoob, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23

Toufofatiin IL p1ifpG oil ompe'
litfeiiron tofois Wrs MGntDlGsiG
tiiIoia fabtpipopo6std oil $500.
Seiirootua fofolis on Senrp Nie-
melan Iiaopo emf iiinrnintoina 26 p
toltfof. Ito mioIi 8 III. Saopifac
foifin field on tGrfeitd oiioito fes'
fiisteltamano.
Nrs S. g. Sncobion
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23

Sulirs Siif amtoi f%orNertln
mime iunmtntai iIldlla Wdlon to-
lplla. S~ilaruniteen oil ilmoitettll
obielmlan aimistaiafii mposfim miles,
f6ori 2iitto, ml,tta lie ippsta eli tol-
iesta CT olllit iaupumrt War Siit
fuitenfin i%lroritti obIelman olaltaan,
laltluen II obielma mimeroa. Utr
Siif omlaa reippaan ebeGn barptoni
GGnen. 2altlllt iuiui fiitettdtpdsti.
"@eridlGiien lmtllt" %iaatpittti iitit.
rimmnn i~ltoiion ia ie oil mpdsfin
toistettatpa. Oleiioa Ell ollltt TO-
minfoan mtnioasti, miitta usfonme
faiffien eileen t%pptpWGiiid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23

- 8asiamerin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nan firfosia lasfettiin mime irn-
nuntaina $. g. @btoouiielle i%eiiraa-
not 16 ripptIasto:
Selmi Soini SobnioL 8ertba gri
ia Starri, 2enupi @Iiinbetb gricf-
ion, Snpi Maria Sobnion, Smpi
Geiilia Siamni, Soila Sppne @atba-
rina Saopoja, Sanna Satleima Com
pi, Suimi SpIpi Sofia So5fi, Mn-
nj Wnria Mnttion, Subie Siilianu
SppGrinen, Norp Sjomm, Sppne
SeIipa @nberinn, Scbn Irtpo I'm
fiiri 8iljom &abolf Sippola, gmil
@rffi @ricfion, 8iliom Sobnion.
SLolla fiittdt6a ifGG, iofa on teb-
NIT teioGt iotpeliaiffi ppbien perin-
t6on moltelioesia, iota on teibGt pi-
mepben naIlaSta pelostamut ia fir
tdnpt rafnstetiin @oifanio moltafitn-
taan, iosia meiIlG on Iinastiis, nj
mittGin ipntien a~nteefii ioaminen.
y
- $nitston inantpieton pani tot.
meen ioitffo pstGtpiG, Sron Beltisid
Mntti $osielin talolIa, pstGtppp0er
o~icihaffeffi Scr Wotti SirtpeIIe, ioft
titIee martttomadn poiS poittafiin
naIta, NonespiIIeeer, Nicb. TiIoi
iua.oesio Iabjoitettiin Der SirtpeII'
iietponen pubuldbja $500. Mposfii
pibettiin ilfeita beneeIIifid pasbeita i
IaitIettiin beneelIiiiG Iaitlatio. SLIT
fitlui moriin birpaiiesti tGten, iefi
midifiien maImistomna fobpia noiit
tiesia. - Nr Watti $irtpi baIra'
Imtfi,a parboimmat fiitofiet pstd
ipille Iobiosta ietd berttaiesta ttIai
fuuoesto icnfa bdneIIe tdten mol
lmistitte. Sierra on teire faitei
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23

= &oiippias 8ainO gfqitist ta-
mGii outolla &epublicisia mime
Iunmlntain aifana. Sobn yeiiula,
perbeineen oil iamasia matfosin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23
abolf aosfi

allttaian bplpGffi pioetGdn IL
tama emf humanitarian SronApoooin
t. ieitrnf. fir6on ioIisfa Flo s III.
Objelma hilee olernnart artpofas TO-
to jofaiien tannnttaa hula futile
maon.. nieita matiiiffi rltneroita ia
piibeita tiilee olemaan. Satlot fob-
nipopodstG, fltfista, y. m. lanfea-
mot slalttaia lebben bpipGfii. Slil-
faa ioutolIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23

- Mafentaisianne ulitta tdIoa, tai
e~boesidnne f~oriaafiia manbasia on
,ina ebullista fd1ntpd tdpiin luotet-
tatpan rafennusmieben puoIeen.
Oton mastaan faitfea rafenniis.
aIaan fuiilurpaa tp0ti. Teen flstan.
nusarmioita pppoettdisiG.
~ @mert $ario,
226 % aurora It. 1bone 430-S
Sromuooo. Wicbiean
Evening star., 1918-04-12
ANOTHER CON lulllTY SING
1910 BE HELD SUNDAY
Kenneth Clark and Gilbert Wilson
VIII Laad at Central
High School.

Plans for repetition next Sunday
afternoon at Central High School of
the community singing which was
given there last Sunday afternoon
were completed by the District Of Co
lumbia War Camp Community Service
today. Il is likely the Sunday after
noon community sings will be held
regularly hereafter, though decision
has not yet been made.
Kenneth Clark, known to thousands
of Camp Meade men as "Ken," the
peppy song leader Of the 18th Divi-
sion, Is to compete for honors as a
song leader with Gilbert Wilson. who
has charge Of the camp singing at the
big marine cantonment at Quantico,
va. Clark used to be the boss Of the
Princeton Triangle Club. Wilson is. q
former opera singer. The rival song
leaders will take turns directing the
community singing.
Printed programs with the words of
the songs are to be used at next Sum
day afternoons sing. It was found
that while practically everybody Joined
in the singing last Sunday, a great
many merely hummed the airs. not
knowing the words.
The singing 10 to begin at o'clock.
It Is expected that the audience that
attended the first sing. numbering close
to 1900 persons, will be exceeded in
numbers at next Sundays affair.
Evening star., 1918-04-12
WOODWARD & .LOTHR0P
WOMEN IN WAR WORK
~. c.. N. Unit" Begins Campaign
to Send Ambulance
Abroad.

& 0rgAuixahon Of several units Of .
lngus for the development and advance
6At Of patriotic work along various
1Ass has been perfected by woman en-
Dopyes Of Woodward & Lothrop. and
stnters- Of the groups are. actively sn-
nged In many branches of war work.
D<ns Of the groups are knitting . wide
qE1sty Of garments and useful articles
~ men In the service, while others have
1srtaken the support of orphans in
nncs and Belgium.
Z h -. C. N. Unit" composed mostly
~ young women employed IN the first
1oc departments, has pledged itself to
zu3oo Dufhcient funds to buy and COM
oeely equip m ambulance to be sent
- B1Ance- This unit Is to give an en-
eeAfnment and dance IN the woodward
Lnfhrop auditorium the evening of
&11ay. April 26. for the beneflt Of the
&nu1anco fund
n<Au11asm Of the young women Of the
ErH1opD units has In many cases COM
13eo4ed itself to patrons Of the estab-
nenk and a number of the stores
Huae are cooperating with the girls
fha ~. C. N. Unit" tn plans for the
cnlAg entertainment. Some OF the
flye1 favorfte entertainers have been
fHined for the affair through the In
1ence Of well known soctety.women Of
1fs city.
lGrs. Josephus Daniels, wife Of the
fVoeEekary OF the Navy. addressed the
4N6lc&ic league at its rally last We'd
1Dday morning
Evening star., 1918-04-12
Stamp Sales Not Tagging.
RESTRICT BORDER PASSPORTS.

DOUGLAS. Ariz., April 1o-Persons
other than Mexicans desiring to enter
Mexico must hereafter file application
for passports twenty days before per-
mission to enter will be issued. accord
ing to teiegraphic instructions re-
ceived by Ives q. Lelevier, local Mexk
can consul. from c. Asuiiar. Mexican
foreign minister.
EAGLE PASS. Tex, April l2.-1n-
ternational bridges between the United
States and Mexico will be closed four
days week, beginning next Saturday.
and holders OF passports will be ad-
mitted only on Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays. under State Department
orders received by American Consul
Blocker in Piedras Negras. opposite
here. This action was taken, Consul
Blocker stated. because Of the pass
port privileges. and also as precau.
tion against spy activities. The order,
Mr.. Blocker said. affects the whole
Mexican border. Ne travel between the
two countries will be permitted on Mon
day, Wednesday. Friday and Sunday
not even for religious services.
Evening star., 1918-04-12
ARCHBISHOP HANNA TO AID
CATHOLIC FREE WOOL FUND
Address Today VIII Be Heard BY
Jurists, Statesmen and Church
Dignitaries.

Archbishop Edward J. Hanna Of San
francisco win lecture at 4:45 o'clock
this afternoon at the Bslasco Theater
for the benefit Of the free wool fund Of
the Catholic womans war relief serv-
ice OF Washington. His subject will
be Religion in the New Order"
The archbishop 10 to be introduced
by the Chief Justice OF the United
States. ana on the stage will be JUS
ttce McKenna Of the United States
Supreme Court, Senator Phelan OF
California. Admiral Benson. Gen. Nc
rntyre and DR.. Maurice Francis Egan
Cardinal Gibbons. Cardinal OConnell
ana other prelates here for the annual
meeting Of the organisation will at
tend.
The knitting committee 10 seeking
to provide full knitted kits for the
chaplains Of the Army Navy and
knights Of Columbus, Of whom there
are now about three hundred.
Evening star., 1918-04-12
HOG ISLAND
CHANGES PtEDHANTUP
Rear Admiral Puts Responsibility
for Delays on Former Presi.
dent Robinson.

Responsibility for the delays in con-
struction at the government shipyaro
at Hog Island, Pa. which has been un-
lder fire at the Senate investigation OF
shipping conditions. was laid to Dwight
P. Robinson. formerly president OF the
American International Shipbuildins
Corporation, according to q special re-
port made to the Senate committee on
commerce by Rear Admiral Bowles, re-
tired, assistant to the general manager
of the Emergency Fleet Corporation.
Mr., Robinson was removed February
"a and Frederick Holbrook was put in
his place. Besides displacing Robinson,
Admiral Bowles' report said that he
also had caused discharge of the works
manager and fourteen other high
salaried principals. and had effected
economies in management which en-
abled the yard to be allotted contracts
for sixty more ships besides the 100
originally assigned.
In referenee to the removal Of Rob-
inson Rear Admiral Bowles said:
IT became satisfied that the respon-
sibility for the difficulties Of organixa-
ton of the shipyard was largely, II not
wholly. upon the then president Of the
shipbuilding CORPORATION. I
can International Corporation that the
work required his personal attention,
which he arranged to give. On Febru-
ary "a 1 wrote him that the president
unequal to his task. and requested his
removal He was replaced. by Freder-
lick Holbrook. Since he has
been in charge there has been a con-
tinuous and steady improvement in the
orsanization throughout its whole ex-
tent"
An examination by experts has re-
suited In d daily saving of $780,, the
report says. Arrangements have been
made with the Philadelphia transpor-
tation services to construct trackage
to the yarda. which will give the place
an adequate service in about three
months, the report says. An investi-
suited s in deublinx the eficiency and
has brought about an excellent spirit" "
the admiral reports.
Evening star., 1918-04-12
N net, MORE MAY
% MD. FOR LYNcH|NG


Ae Associated Press.
coKfMSvIILE. m. April 13--Rsp-
taeeentatives OF the state attorney gem
s1gQ1 tsday began to assemble in proper
4ofin for the grand Jury testimony
4ansn before the coronsrs Jury which
s 1ast night completed an inquiry into the
4auss Of the death Of Robert p. Prayer.
. German. who was lynchsd carly last
yfiday morning because of alleged dis-
1oxal uttsrances.
the coroner's jury found that Prayer
enms to his death by hanging at tho
hands Of . mob and recommended that
Z number OF persons be arrested on =
Dnergs OF murder.
Five mon are under arrest and are
Asld without ball at Edwardsville.
TIE men under arrest are: Joseph
84agel. Wesley Beaver. Richard Dukes.
~ Enid Elmore and William Brock
Asnsisr.
4 To Present Other Names.
Representatives Of the attorney gem
joRafs ONCE announced that 3 transcript
~ AL testimony introduced at the in
IQuiry will be presented to the grand
l5ury, which meets next Wednesday in
kEdwardsville. and that indictment OF
ss1As nvs mon win be asked. Names of
fo9her parties believed to have been
f8embers Of the mob will also be given
stAs grand jury with requests for in
xAtetmsnts. according to the states at
Hoprney.
Although the hearing was in secret, am
- portions Of the testimony were made
mIbhc, the most dramatic Of which was
tWonty- eight years Old, that he was the
1nAer Of the mob. He Is said to have
1nxnished the officers with a comprehen-
I've story Of the events leading up to the
3EAgedy and OF the actual hanging. Dur
aDng the course Of his narrative. he irnpl-
4n1ed several other persons as particle
Yants, some OF whom were brought into
~ hearing and asked to testify.
Evening star., 1918-04-12
CARDINALS GIFT ST|RS
ST. MAHHEW'SCANvASS
Several Team Captains Announce
They Will Have Large Bond Sales
to Report Tonight.

ENCOURAGED by tho gift Of $1,000 from
Cardinal Gibbons. the campaign organ
ixation Of st. Matthew's parish is con-
day for the liberty bond fund. Several
captains reported during the day to the
headquarters in tho Ebbitt Hotel that
they VIII have large contributions to
announce tonight at the dinner.
The cardinals gift brought yester-
days total up to $3.s43 and the total in
SIX days 341.o94.5o. There was an
anonymous gift Of $500. A maid gave
all she had in the world liberty
bond. Miss Raefaela Acosta increased
her contribution from 800 to $3.50.
Team b. with Mrs H. J. Crosson as
captain, won the silk banner In the
woman's division with $3.50. M. F. Man
ran, captain of team 4. won the banner
In the mems division.
The report by teams follows:
Report by Teams.
women's division-ream A. Mrs. H. H.
Benson, $225; team B. Mrs. H. J. Cros-
son. $3.50; team C, Miss May Fenwick.
$3.50; team D. Mrs Anna F. Haney, $81 !;
team G. Miss Marian NJ. Sands, sass:
team I, Mrs. v. Zalesak, $1S6.
Mems division-Team ]. Blaine Cop
pinger. $500; team .. Henry r. COVER,
hiss; team 8, Paul e. johnson, $23s;
team 4, NJ. F. Nangan. 1925; team S. Ed
ward A. O'Brien, 80.
Those who gave from 500 to $1,000
were announced as follows:
Cardinal Gibbons and Mrs. David K.
Mccarthy. $1,000. in memory of David
x. Mccarthy.
Anonymous, $500.
Miss Raefaela Acosta (additional) and
q friend, $3.50.
Lawrence Mangan, $125.
Mrs. F. A. Reeve, Mrs. Walter Gordon,
Misses May and Genevieve Stewart.
Hugh Reilly "a liberty bond), Miss
Katherine Harvey, George H. Nichol-
son "a liberty bond), Henry D. Schmidt,
J. Davis Rroadhead and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mcclure. 500 each.
Evening star., 1918-04-12
WOULD FREE CLANCY.
Congressman Ask President to Ac
in DYnamiter's Relief.

Immediate commutation of the SEN
tence of Eugene A. Clancy Of San Fran
cisco, a member Of the executive board
of the International Union Of struc.
tura1 Ironworkers, now serving SIX
year sentence for conviction in the dy-
Mantle conspiracy cases, 10 asked OF
President Wilson by California dele.
CATION, comprising Senators Phelan and
johnson and Representatives Kahn and
Nolan.
The sentence Of Frank Ryan, presi-
dent Of the union, has just been COM
muted by the President.
Evening star., 1918-04-12

.se1.se from Gscrss Reward and JssAk
n. Andrews The dsfmdAnts Ars ths
holders Of 1e.o53 sharss Of ths common
stock Of the defunct Gprporation. and ths
receivers seek to recover an assessment
of s20.52 per share. ordered BY the Dsaa-
ware courts. where ths corporation wa
formed.
The entire issue Of 100000 worth
Of common stock, II Ii stated. was given
as bonuses to the purchasers Of pre-
ferred stock Of the company. Counsel for
the receivers claim that under the lawn
Of Delaware a person accepting such
bonus with knowledge that the stock is