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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-04-05

Clarksdale-Efforts we're made to
wreck Yazoo & Mississippi Valley
train No. 677 a short distance above
Coahoma. A telegraph pole and three
angle bars were placed on the rails.
Fortunately, the engineer discovered
the condition and was able to stop his
train before any accident occurred.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-04-05

Columbus.-"A thrift stamp for
every student and teacher" is the slo.
gan of a war savings club recently or
gained at the Mississippi Industrial
Institute and College. The club was
organized at the suggestion Of Miss
Mary Galloway, faculty director, and
the sale of stamps will be pushed by
two teams.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-26

man Derry Pa. Corp. Leo. 81. Grout.
Philadelphia. Pa. Mech ALE B.
Kline. Coffcyville. kan. Mach. Robert
/. lgO. Derry. Pa.
i'ri,atcs.
William r. Bcnucr. Waltham. Mas
Erwin Christopher. 'ulhorsou. :. g..
Nlctturio turrottu Rcnua. iul>
James 4. Fitzgerald. Wheeling. "
Va. Walter Ellsworth GcWhcr, Schus
Kill. ia. Leon ". Gordon, Tulsa.
Okla. Conrad Hon Hsrrah, wash
Pau Hogshcd, Andrews. a. g.. Forest
a. H. Hume. Drake. N D5 William
u. Johnson. kernersyille ~. c.. Geo.
J. jung Mcdford. Mass Walter T..
kelley WorTcstc. Mass George
Knott, Bradonvillo PA, WIN u Pear.
son. Elkviyl. \. e.. Harold owen pen-
viii. 81 Joseph. Mo. Albert g. Per
kins, san Jose. tal. zeal " philltppl
Latrubo. Pa. Arthur g. Rood. oak
land. Cal Robert Franklin Solen-
berger. WILLIAMSBURG, Pa Henry Tel
lone N,warh. <. j. Charles Tower
Hulyokc. Mass Richard e. willard
seattle. wash George " ItmWorl,
MoodhuTu. orc. Charles Roy Baird.
Hickman Tom irrse u Bridge. 80.
hauN. Ca Paul D. HHuhris lr.
Seattle. wash John Eulilr Torrinr.
ton. Conn. Giovanni MlrucH. lru
H'ANNHNN '. JUL" 81 ~ NN| N| 'N"
Detroit " Zen. irving N1cdlcmur.
New YORK. g. s.. walter r., Smith.
Philadelphia. Pa George q. stone.
Liberty. Mo Andrew SvrEu. Nenusiy.
VI. Elmer Tucker, kennel Mo.
Died From wounds.
Corp Henry g. Barnett Mount \rI-
non Ala. corp Harry l. l.aurc, Hon
con, Wis.
Pri,atcs.
Elmer Cook. OCEAN,. " Va: Will
lam j. Gravel. idttlo Falls MINI
Hruard ~ iluschko payctto, Idaho
IudHon Ellsworth Ingram, puuphton,
Mich. Infl Adolhcit Lcmuut pcsmci.
- Do Andrew ~ Lindsay. Lynn.
Mass Henry lApsitz. Grand Rapids.
via. ClNl, l. Little. ShaEukin. Pa
Ituss Emanuel Mcintyre, p~nnNHutiN
uo,. ga Hubert NcNauara, ial"u''
yis. Wu. John ~ Morrison, llti-.
field Mass, clyde W Muusinfci
Iowa. Allen bernard Ptnkston -
Louis. Mich Joseph Peter Rooney
dorchester. A. y Berthold 4 Sch
WANT. Manltowoc. VIA. George SUI.
ivan. Pryor. okla. JcNcf NcsHlo"~kl.
Chicago. IL. Joseph J WHEEL 'h..
cigo, III
Died "r Di-casr
prlyttrs william o. Ell,r Atlanta.
ind. q. 4. Goudic. Lisbon IS a llsr-
Ven ". Redmond. Post. TeN
picd FROM Airpianc AcUidcnt
IL Charles J." watkins Great FANS
Mont
Dicd Prom Accident @IAl Otlicr Causes
Capt Alexander a.. Elicit chm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-26
MORE TIME ON LOANS GIVEN
STOCKMEN IN AMENDMENT TO
BILL NOW BEFORE CONGRESS

Tho Sew N.Niuo Catdc and Horse
Growers association haas received 90
lottor from senator A. A. Jones. adj
visins Tho sHuizltiun as 20 the Inc
PRODUCTION COL un amendment To tho
war finance corporation act. purmit-
ting twelve months loans TO stock
growers q matter ON which the oNocu-
tive committee of tho association
passed % resolution at itsglcont moct-
iHg in A~lawouurdo. since that tlmo
action has boon taken by tho tr,aau s.
department Looking "a immO-
date relief thIusgh tho reserve banks
az Kansas CIV and DALLAS 'unccru-
ing tho pending amendment senator
Jones wItca.
Il beg "a acknowledge receipt Of
your lcttor cot August % enclosing oop>
of resolution adopted by the usfociu-
ton az their meeting held in Alamo
gordo. August I. Enclosed herewith
rs a copy ct senate hBl 40 1895, which
! have recently introduced to amend
the war finance corporation act
believe that II PASSED has provision
viii tend largely "a solve the problem
conffonting the stock industry OF Tho
country I am Elad 90 have received
tho views OF your Organization upou
this vital question. and YOU may Dee
certain that same viii oe gNcu every
consideration
Following ~ the amendment;
no Il enacted hy the senate ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-26

Gothic, Mo d. Arthur - Harris
Louisville. kt Privates william Nick
Fleming, Harrington. Del, Charlie /
Knott Dickson Tenn.
Wounded Severely.
Its Wiuiuu g.. christensen, East
Euclalrc. W. Hamilton r.. Foster.
New RochDIl. V. Edward j. Gehl
hartford. vs.. Richard = Hcvcnpr
Concord " % Earle Parsons Luce.
tdoes not Show city).
Sgts. John Deeds. Ligiuncr, pa
George ~ In.u. Latrobe. Pa John
\. Fntnrl Derry. Pa. Albert
T.. Kcr-uu. md, wis. James Mo
Norlcy. Eu,II... VIE. Edward NJ,
Donald. rItt.Errgh. Pa. Bruce e.
whitney Wal. Waila, wash.
Corps Tr,. Davidson. Crockett
Va Walter sinski. East Detroit
Mirh.. WIl" Robert Abraham
oshkosh W Pcn g. Cunningham.
Arkausa, , Kan: John luhass.
Hostcttcr. r william - Moutgnm.
ery Bt|,. . Richard T. t"mou.
Ecullirr rs Ruglnr Harry "
tif,-n.. IHr. .urr. ". Va Euglrf
hammond g. Lean. Philadelphia. Pa.
MrcIs 49,. q, HauFcr, l1troh'.
Ca OIII, N .tsr Mackcl Eochestcr
3liilH Geo .rd Josh McLpughlin.
guiuHpuh.f
pyts . Carou. Worcester.
Mas r... DOYLE. Brooklyn y.
y: Wlvu.. H Edwardg, C~oviugtpn,
Ind lam Erwin. Adairsville,
Ga l'hIII.. Tart. kcutou, ONO
Charlie o. ~. Washington Ind :
Rudnoy a N. 81. Eros. La, Marion
Houten. l.. .I. stephen l. Keller
C~ovingiou Beniamin f. lesley,
Rcnton. AMI. LANES Rosau, percy,
Ill.. Anton. riuu. Rencvitp, Italy,
Frank g rr. WYthcvillc. Va,
Edward -..... chicago. en- Ernest
NilIouph.. lshnro. y e. George
W,urs. -t. dgc. Va paul N.
AIuIru. md, Wig. Ralph W.
AudDnu. liza m. william ~.
BluuturH N pcaboro. pn claude
~ UutI,. yhy. Oklp Timothy
Callahan @ Ynrk. y. y; John j.
riyulba rosso. W.. william
Coleman F., .nchaols. Md Henry
Cuy.,. Dam. Lille. okla. Richard
cullen l'.. IN. Antonio brInilo.
Tal.I ..f. |,,Iy. William podu,
D.rhou,.I. Toe 4. Elcugcr. S.
Louis. So. "a. Fisher. Wooster.
ohio. Tr... a.. Frederickfon, Port
land. A. maid T.. Gibson La
trobp un Teusen. LeNcrnc n
ID Iull tr Frederick, Okla
clarence he. superior Wis
Thomas Do fe. Emmitshurr Md
Earl j. NI.. saltwater, NoN
Wounded n,xrcc Undetermined
rorps SCI ~. Hayes, fotteNulo
Pa Gp.I.. neriner. F~raCkyillo.
Pa EuL..f. DO Proctor. Paris. Tex .
NaEoua. Knarr, schuvlLil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-26
How the Alsatian Family of Pfirsching
Became the American Family Of Pershing

row. when wc gather him boz, and
then. / promise, you VIII see some
SPORT
Wi:h thrcats that houod 90 Cor tho
boy the men returned TO their WORT
and the boy, now az tho end uf the
street turned into the up'n road that
led Town the valley of the Rhine.
flight From Tyranny.
Between the swect-smCllinr fields
and the river. across an old bridge
that spauned the stream. and over
rolling hills. the good horse. near cN-
haustion, Eailoped ON The road
turned abruptly into tho square of
t small hamlet, thanked by low, stone
houses.
Just opposite "A sign hat bore a
weathcr-sthiucd legend, The Golden
crown the old forse staggered
dropped To- its knees and rolled over.
dead. The boy managed 20 fall clear
OF the animal. ana In "a moment wus
surrounded by tho venerable Inn
keeper and the village lOungers.
Such excitement had not stirred IN,
hamlet since charles had been chosen
emperor OF the Cerans. The news
spread fast. and already the priest
ana the mayor were hutrying 20 the
scene.
The fugitive boy. wcll-nlgh breath.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-26

of rrtesoutttNes Of the United
states of Amcticn in congress assem-
hlrd, That tho proNisu 20 paragraphs
two. section seven, of the act APP
proved April 9TH. entitled An act 10
provide further for the national Sc
curtS and defense. ana for the pur-
pose OF assisting in the prosecution
ui ihc war 20 provide credits for in
dustrics and enterprises in the United
states necessary or contfhutory to
the prosecution Of the war. and 10
supcrrisC D. issuance of securities.
and ion other purposes hC, and rs here.
hN amended 10 read as follows:
Provided, That cNrry such advance
shall Dec secured in the manner de-.
srrihcd in the preceding art OF this
section, and toNcCpt IN the case of an
advance secured hN "a loan for Hgri-
cultural purposes on "a loan based on
hive stock having. in either case, o.
uiatdritN Of not exceeding twelve
months) I'm addition thereto by coilat-
pr1l aoouutN. 10 boz furnished by the
bank. OF trust company or sifch char
tot'r as shall be- prescribed by the
board of directors OF "a value at tho
Time OF such advance cas- estimated
uud determined hv the board OF direc-
toJs OF tho corporation). equal 10 at
least 1913 por centum OF the amount
advanced by tho corporation, Tho
corporation shalt retain power Ia 70
Quiro additional security at ans time -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-26

which one lives here. II IL possible
that YOU or your som viii hcar some
day the all ut M dear Alsace n
mat YOU may aid IN her deiNerance.
'oou-p' anu ''"" We WIN Y"u'
with ms slender fortune Daniel yet
iorth IN u night. by morning he
was TAR away from the village %
under the sunny skies OF France.
Remembering the advice of his
grandfather. ne set out for CalaiE.
lie did chores Tor farmers. earning u
meal here and there as ne Travelled:
for he felt sure ne would need an of
his little store Of money 20 take him
10 that wonderful land Ame-ica.
c.,,t. ho ,,,,,d - ,.o,,a d.
,.ssn,ta ~, hin, ~ ob,atn n.s.,gc
~ - >rt.ri,, crI, Ergii~b
sbins plicd To ia, English colonies
Friendly fisherman fipalIv Uttered
- - a.. 49,,
=" '' ="
nara TOT th"i passage pht e'oh lhllt
brought him nearer 20 the land OF
promise.
I, Errt,,d p,,icl ,,,t,cd f,r ,yo,ls
80.
"''''' '' ''"'' ~" o. "'F E"'"'N '"'
America. when he found uu" d great
disappointment awaited him b
passage would cost several umes u
sum no posScsscd seeing ms dislh'N
inc ''I''l" "sI''" :" u""c n1l
y,,
f"I "''hT 'H' "'"P "'""''" ~" wv
way, % finally cached Baltimore
Here Daniel nearly lost heart for M"
work he had performed on IN" N"N-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-26
THE LIFE OF GENERAL JOHN / PERSHNC

been elected emporar two wears be-
fore, in lfi2. Immediately upon as.
summing the throne Doc uytHmc iealoug
~ the growing power of Maria The
rcsu. empress of Austria. ana had
forced 90 war upon H,r The empress.
whose influence VIZ great m Hun
gary had thrown tl, hordcs of Mag
yar- upon Charlie
Greatly outnumh.rc1 los the forces
OF thc ~t''upIv>a, routed Ia fierce en-
counters. Charles had ordered every
field and every village tp he stripped
NJ us men TO meet new advances 81
tn" sayagc Magyar This was the
situation when to tho little Alsotiar
village In the year Itti the boy Dan
lei phrsching raced from Kehl with
the first news Of the new draft.
Hatred OF III Opprcssor.
Daniel lived with HIS DID grand
father. Frederick pGrschiug. ATS
father had been taken earlier 10y the
soldiers of the emperor. ana had
given his lifc in battle, so IL was
with fear and hatred that Daniel had
witnessed the takinr Of the boys and
men Of Kchl hy the lAudwchr.
Barely siNtccu years ~ age him
self. he know ne could not hope Z,
escape the grasp oi the usurpcr. and
hat ho wac destined Tor tho Same
tate as had befalirH his father.
There WAS no lDF. for Charles n
Alsacc. Al the iut, cot the people fol
tnsir nutiyv land belonged Ia France
~ the call had ,Uu. from Franc,
every man would Ilvo gone furti
chcerfuliy 90 tiEhf the FOE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-26

less, had told his hricf story la hys-
tericai haste;
The Iandwohr arc coming
Marin Theresa has defeated the
emperor and he is calling q new draft
"in Kehl they are taking every one
.roW sixteen tu MY
They will be h,er tomorrow
Al these dread tidinrs q silence fen
upon his hearers Too well they knew
the meaning OF tho draft
For centuries each new king aud
emperor had drawn the inhabitants of
tho valley To fill .hc ranks 81 his
armies. only e. yea ago there had
been "a draft. Thou they had taken
only the cream uf the couutrNs man
hood. This time they were To- take
tho children and the fathers of fJWi.
lies. II struck terror 60 the hearts OF
AL who heard II.
Battle Ground al Centuries.
with Il sinking heart the mayoi
urged u respect for the snproms law
~ the land which he was ftr FROM
feeling himself. lie knew well that
this supreme law was vested in 70 maj
who believed that those who inhuh-
itod his dumiuions were created ion
b special purpose Of crafty Ing nj.
VICTORIOUS Gcsires.
The smiling valley boz which these
people lived was a part of heauiifu.
Alsace-Als1cc. the battle ground ui
CENTURIES.
The Teutou hand still lay heavy or
that part Of the fair province which
las nearest the Rhine. although
france. 70 which every %inhabitnnt fell
ma inbred LOYALTY, had retaken mos
of the domain nearly a century be
fore.
The soldiers Of the German ruler,
stalked about the countryside and or
the streets of tho towns. pushing IN,
natives from the walks with the inso.
loncc of their kind There was inva.
sion OF the very homes Thcrc would
be no respite from his persecution
until beloved France again could as.
scrt her mastery.
Charles. rlprtur OF Bavaria. hat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-26

other causes, I; died Of disease. 3,
died Of acrOplane accident. /;
wounded tdcgree undetermined, 40:
total @l3
Killed ia Notion.
capt Kirby Baldwin Sleepy. Bing-
hampton. n. y. It. Raymond =
Blorchcr Nitcuherg. WIS. 1t Eugcn"
" Coleman. 81. Louis. Mo. 1t Dean
y. jerks. Denver. colo. 1t Charles
l. Ladue, Waterbury conn. Sgt Ellis
j. Moon Huntsville. Ala, Sgt Henry
peitzmcypr, irVinFtou. IN; CORP Carl
Anderson. New York. s. y, Corp.
Louis s Bangs 1hurlcatown, Mass
Corp cleo " Barunu Jersey atty,
n. D.. Corp T.. Corey, philadelphia,
Pa. corp Ralph g. Momentum Toms
rrcck. Va. urp Don Carlos Hounds,
Adams. " y. Corp James smith.
Derby England. Corp Lester A. Win
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-26
CHAPTER; I


Copyright. 1918, 10y William FoN.j
A BOY on a p|alloping plough horse
"A dashed from tn" market square
a \ and down the narrow street
a shot rang out above the cries oi
women and the angry shouts of men
In the square. The horse lurchcd, bur
recovered and kept his pace. Just
ahead "A squad of Landwchr wheeled
into the street. They were too close
for the boy To turn. 50 he used ms
heels vigorously on the sides of his
horse end plunged at them.
Before the bewildered Landwehr
could collect their wits the heavy
horse Mas on them, and sent them
sprayling In the dust. one. quicker
than his fellows, ran at the fleeing
boy. reaching out to drag him from
his seat. Just in time the boy, a
husky lad, turned and with all his
strength struck the soldier "A stagger-
ing blow In the face. Now free, he
bent over the horses neck, expecting
q volley from the enraged iAtndwehr,
An old bewhiskered Sergeant, less
hasty than his men. restrained their
fire.
a fine s'oung cockerel, that Hen
make good nno fodder FOR Maria
Theresa's guns. Wait until tomor-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-26

Haven. Pa; Wagner Eugene Ruetcr.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Pvts. Walter Balkow. Newark. y.
D.. Merle l.. Beers. Dayton. Pa. Ed
win 4 Buzrd, spokane. wash sam
rruciar. Altman, Pa. John J. Doyle.
Ernest. Pa. Walter d. Giffen, Nolapt.
Pa William j. Gregory. Watertown,
y. S.. charles Haines, Shamowakau.
Pa Henry T.. Hcghlom. Houuiam.
wash John y. billiard, Prospect,
ra. Dalphpn, Jacobs. Trevorton, Pa
Milford -. Klnhr, Schuylkill Haven,
Pa. Henry j Kramer. Bonneville, y.
g.. Patrick j. Masso. Ftirvicw. y. j..
Arson Moore. New Stanton, Pa,
dwight IT, Murray, China. Wash
Frank Nowmeistor. Cincinnati ohio.
Leroy Olson, Taunton. Mass, Hurry
b. Ecbor, Schuylkiit Haven, Pa
-rauA Ross, Newcastle, Pa. Henry
NItrfprt-ou. HTooklyn. y. -. Joseph
E smith Conahorkcn. Pa. LOWS ".
lfuurr Montpelier. Idahu; Peter
Tomas chester. IA Eugene Tumlm-
Som Bishop. ToN Harry O. Wchrf.
lhlItd'lphta. ia. Leroy Wciglc
N.'s.cstnWu Pa. Harry wing Brew
,rt"u. s. " Harry Benjamin Dcavcn,
iW' GROVE. Pa, Ira pccmpr, Apollo,
Pa Clarence w. Gosscr. Lpichhurg.
Pa Charles T. Sands. Jersey City.
Pa. Arthur e. Nclth. Arcadia. FLA ;
Lawrence Aubrey. Hanson Ferry,
Wash Charles Duffy, ~Cusmopolis,
Mash. willard L. Fletcher. Walla
WallH, wash Alexis Gamnif. HYDE
park. Mass William II. Gcddcrt,
Rogers CIV. Mich stanley q. How
singer, Troy. A.. s.. Ralph keltner,
Jerome. Idaho. sterling a.. Mckay.
'owan. Ky Howard j. plppcr. Enid.
Okla, Bulos law plo1la. Br1okIyn.
~ Y Ralph a. TAYLOR. North Yak
ina, Wash
Missing IN Nclinn.
BuglVr Ehci e. Button. Ioul.yIilo.
Ky. Pvts F|1luuIcuo Jhiay,lin. Apictta
Chiatta, Italy Lilo Daily. Portland.
ore; julius \ t'ril.r. Cincinnati
ohio. Marion q Fuller. M.s.inuin.
Mont. George a. Gusner. phtl,doI-
phia. Pa, Theron a. Groves Alex.
pndria. Va. Arthur T. Eirtchucr chs
cngo. m. Frank kulesczok Theutnn.
y. Y. Anthony George Innkos. Ruf-
fnlo. n. y. Frank T.. fashoWsli. D..
chicago. m; Cnmilluus y. Lawrence.
Ironslde. ore John l. McGuirr ri,t4-
lurEh. Pa. Fidellns q, Ott Round
Mountain. Nevt Thomas - owens
Troy. \. Y Edward e. Peterson.
scipio. Utah. Nas!S Potochnv, Mc.
Adoo. Pa. John Rohr Spanway.
Wash. Robert y Rorickt sunhury.
Pa. Henry Sosto, omaha. Neh les.
ter \ small. Oakland, cal solomon
snidcr Brutus, Mich; Edward D.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-26
COMMANDER OF THE AMERICAN
ARMIES IN THE WORLD WAR.

While tbs Military Genius of PeshngH Has Places Hint Upon lis Present Pinnacle as the Greatest 'Lv
Justice in lis Selection as the Man to Win they War His Gr@tg great grandfather a Native of
Ahmce Was seized and Pressed Into the military Service of the Umpng Emperor Charles That
Hun Tymt From Bavaria Who Oppressed the ASam in the Middle of the Eighteenth Century
D@h On the Battlefield Was tn Sequel Thee Generals Create grandfather FILED This anne Royal
Huns Persecution Fine a Refuge in America The General Now Faces the Modern Hun in ts
Interest Of Humanh and Incidentally Viii Settle That Ancient Score
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-26
By cULLoM HOLMES FERRELL.

This is the FIRST full, authentic, and intimate life story of
General John J. Pershing, America s hero in France. Trained
newspapermen spent months and travelled many thousands of
miles TO gather the facts, They interviewed members of the Per
shing family, the Generals boyhood friends, and a host of army
officers with whom he has served-as an instructor at West Point
and as a fighter in the Spanish wal, in the Philippines, Mexico,
and finally in France.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-26

tlChcd beyond attendance at meetings.
would serve as a medium of cXchange
Of the city an opportunity of know
ing Just what these various %organiza-
tions stand for and what their puro
poses are
4 number of people Ia various ~
these social and welfare organizations
have already been interviewed In re-
gard 10 the matter And all have re-
apoudcd enthusiastically To the sue
Ec-tiuu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-26
2l3 NAMES IN LIST
OF CASUALTIES FOR
TO-DAY. 81 KILLED

Washington o. c., AUX 20. To
days casualty list follows.
Killed in action. So missing la ace
non. -. wounded severely. GO died
OF wounds. 20, died uf accident "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-26

a man usuall, laughs when he rs
iuuurcu, q WomHn usually laughs
WHOM sine thinks other people think
Hhu OUGHT 30 laugh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-26

his business ne cmirrated to what VAS
then the Ear west-lndiana county
PA. with has wife and little family.
IL was "a Wild country, run 81 hostile
Indians. Hardlv had ne created q
little farm below tho primitive noun
tain side that rescmbled 50 his be-
loved Alsace when the voice of that
liberty which had dune SEQ much for
him ciilod-aud he was glad to
attswCr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-26

sparks, Philadelphia Pa George n
Swedbcrg. Bhiueliudcr WIS.
f~rc,tousl, Missing Nciion-Now RE-
ported Killed In Action.
IT. John MEGA uck order. Baccuiu.
AIR.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-09
FRATERNITY DANCE
The Kappa Alpha fraternity Of St
Johns Enterlaius Friends at City
Assembly Rooms

The Kappa Alpha Fraternity of St
Johns College were hosts last evening
at a private dance given in the City
Assembly Rooms, which were hand
somely decorated for the occasion.
Streamcrs of red, white and blue
bunting were festooned from the cen
ire ceiling to the four corners of the
room and a large American flag GOV
cred the end wall facing the entrance.
From the balcony hung a beautiful
Kappa Alphan flag and the lights
were shaded with yellow. The colors
OF the fraternity, crimson and gold,
were carried out in the decorations.
The receiving stand was prettlly
decorated with palms. The receiving
party consisted of Lieut. N. Dodge
Woodward, Miss Elizabeth Scott, Of
Elkton: Mrs. Carson and Mrs. Aharon,
of Baltimore.
There were thirty-fiye couples pres
ent. Music was furnished by an or
chestra under the direction of Prof
Henry Schreyer. Many handsome and
elaborate gowns were worn. The col
lege cadets were in full dress uni
form
A number of out-of-town girls were
present
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs A X Snyder, of Jefferson st.
who has been spending some time in
New York with friends, has returned
home
Mr.. Babage. of Washington, was in
Annapolis yesterday
Mr.. William G. Meredith, of the
Aviation Corps at Vancouver, Wash.
visited his brother here today.
The Rev. DR.. George S. Bell, Cor.
mer pastor of the Presbyterian church.
this city, who has been spending the
week here, left today for his home in
Atlantic City.
Mrs. John o. Johnson, mother of
the Rev Edward Darlington Johnson,
Rector of st Anne's, who has been
spending the winter with her son and
daughter-in-law at the st Anne's Rec.
tory, left today FOR College Park, to
visit her daughter. Mrs T alisferro,
wife of Prof Taliaferro of the State
Agriculture College
Mr.. J. B. Finley, formerly of Park
ersburg, West Va, now Secretary of
the Federal Land Bank, of Baltimore,
was the guest Thursday night of Mr..
and Mrs. William B. Gardiner, Muir
ray Hill.
Mr.. John H. Hinton, formerly An
nspolis, now with J Bolgiano and
Sons, Baltimore, is visiting here for
a few days
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-09
MONDAYS ATTRACTION
At The Colonial Theatre The Billion
Dollar Dell

The Million Dollar DOLL coming
TO the Colonial Theatre next Monday
evening, March 18th, is an magma
tive, melodious, tuneful musical ex-
travaganza, regally arrayed in cos
tunes Of great beauty and variety,
presenting a picture OF color, light,
movement and melody almost beyond
imagination. The changes Of costume
and scenes are bewildering in their
frequency and the final picture Of
the famous Joy Zone" at the Pana-
wa Exposition and illumination of the
Tower OF Jewels" presents as bril-
liant a spectacle as anyone could de-
sire Tuneful songs, that will start
your feet a-going, hilarious dancing.
by people who have forgotten all OF
their troubles and look only for the
gaieties of life, costumes of great
splendor presenting riot of color and
beauty. all presented by a company
Of people who look only upon the gay
side Of life, carry %he audience along
until one can almost imagine he is
really on the JOY Zone at the Elk
pos ition ID IS one of the biggest must
cal offerings of the season and III
every way represents the very best il
musical extravaganza. Seats now on
sale at Strange's Store.