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The Washington herald., 1918-03-21
WEST FRONT ACTION
REPoRTEDfAS LIVELY
Fighting of scal Nature Features
Fpsnch Section.

London. March 2o.-Again there
were lively combats on the West
front during the last twenty-four
hours, particularly on the French
front, but they were all Of a local
nature, and the great spring cam
paign is still as far off as it is near.
Foremost in the days official news
was a Paris announcement of the re-
pulse, with heavy losses to the as
sailants, of>a series of sharp German
infantry thrusts on the right. bank Of
the Meuse and in the Woevre region.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-21
Try to Burn U. S. Ship.

Newark, N. J.. March 2o.-An at
tempt was made, IT was revealed to-
day by Federal Attorney Charles r.
Lynch, to cause q fire or damage the
Coyote, the first wooden ship built on
the eastern coast under the govern
ment plan to replace shipping de-
stroyed by U-boatss Immediately be-
fore she was launched yesterday. An
investiestion Is IN progress.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-21
Draft Age Men Must Take
Active Service or For
felt Rank.
CONGRESS PREPARES TO ACT
Military Committees Of Both House and
Senate Insist on Change in
Conditions. =.

days The Washington Heads first public
great noncombaant officers
the War Department investigation of these
pending both the House
Military committees
Senator Chamberlain of Military
investigation Of the granting of
nonhghtng officers would shortly be taken
L.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-21
Sir Enc Geddes Tells House of
Commons Exact Figures on Sink
ings by German Subs in 1917.
WITHHOLDS FIGURES FOR 1918
Admiralty Chief Appeals to Workers and
Employers to Cooperate with Crown
to Overcome Menace of + iun Craft.

London March 2oTe Uboats last year 100000
and neutral shp the 100000 the
camSir Eric Geddes today told most
official British source.
Figures of losses suffered this year
for the present. the first lord of he admiralty stated
The Washington herald., 1918-03-21
New York Senate
Kills ''Dry" Measure

Albany. N. Y. March 2o.-After six
hours debate the Senate this evening
killed the Federal prohibition amend
ment for this year by a vote of Is to "a.
The test vote was on Senator Well
tngton's motion TO suspend the rules
TO permit discharge Of the committee.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-21
Dutch Ships Seized byUS.
Upon Order Of President;
400, 900 Tons Affected
Allied Governments Take Similar Action As
War Measure to Get Bottoms in Which
Needed Supplies Can Be Rushed to
Fighting Forces Overseas.

President Wilson last night swept aside all discussion the
proposal take Dutch shipping American harbo and issued
proclamation in which he directed the Secretary of the Navy
commander all such vessels
The President promised the Netherlands government compena-
ton for the ships seized
The Washington herald., 1918-03-21

Rest aud He Wei at Grove Psrs
InL-, Asheville. N. c. Finest resort
in the world. No invalids. no chill
dren under 1o.-Adv.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-13
Der SOlferbuno. 2ie pom graIi-

0e1lten @iliou
anqcrcgte Soec Ser 9iIoumg cjnes
G0Ifcrbunoes, 10 bcmcrtt Die nWil,
Germ, neld]cr Sronung uuo Ncdlt
untcr Den Nationcn Der Welt ullfrcd)t
erbolten mo fiinItigc &rieqc oerhin-
bern iou, bpihGftigt mcbr uu0 mehr
sic allqemeiue Nulmcrfiumfcit Nidt
MIR curopdiihc Miniiter, and, unicre
ciacncn Stantsmdtucr I'M 9un0ca-
Icnnt hobcn in oie @r0rterumdcn Ole
Ter GltBerIt mid)tiqen iSragc, tbati1d
lid Ser mifltiqitcn, nelhc ser 6rie.
OenS Gonfcrcn3 oOrlicqcn miro, cin-
qcgriifen. Der britiid)e Nu4lon0mini
tier Nnlforr gibt feline GrlGuteruuQ
zines E0lfcrbmoe5 0obiu. oQR ser.
iclbc nifIt MIR ocn Gricg pcrhinocrn
%iolte; sic @elt lei compli5irtcr nls
nan 0enfe, un6 eS iei a. 9. unoenf
bar. BOB Ole Mclt aus elmer Nn3nbl
bon Stnntcn bcltcben fonne, pclhe
gleid]e Wtndt mo glcid)e Hedte bat
ten. Ilio, Scrrn 0olfonr3 @0Ifer.
lian lit oficnbor cine 2iQo nit No
%Itniunqen, no 0ie groBcrcn mo nlGd)
tiqcrcn oic fIeincrcu uno Ihlpdhcrcu
idliltcn mo mohl aud, reqiercu. g.
notor 0ornb bon Toobo iieb. i'll Dem
Toltcrbunoe 8oliours cine .5trid
tube alter 0oncn". Senator 2emi@
bon 'Sainois fiirdltct @eiobrcn Doh
cincm Tolferbunoc, neil 0erielbe Ct
ma Snpnn5 6oroerunQrn nc5 Gin.
monoerungSredtS in sic Nerciniqtcn
Statcn fir irine llntcrthuncn untcr
ltilbcn uno sic Wonroc Gottrin iiir
nid,tiq erflGrcn f0nntc. Gin anocrcr
Senator meintc, oie ToltcrllQu f0unc
Den &rieg nur 0aourf n~erhinocrit.
oaB tic &rieg fibre.
Der &0lfcrbuno be3mHdt 0jlc @riin
Dung elmer Combination non 2fatio
men, tpeId)c mdhtiQcr lit OILS irQcno
cine cin5cIne. oI3 Ole mdhti9itc Gin
iclnntiou. limo i'm &crfcbr ultcr
cinonocr lolen nIIe Nntioucn 0ie Qlci
diem, manufacturers Yedltc hobcn, 10
LANCE tic bicicr Rcd)tc milroia limo
1riuc Der Notionen iou bon elmer al
oercu, ME mndtia tie olh lei, pcrQe
poItiGt lrno SunSrnpcu Qrnrodt mrr.
Den. 0aS lit Ole Sbcc. welhc IrGii
oent Wiliou in oIlgcnteincn llmrilicu
oarlclcnt bat. mo bel ocll Gricorn3
pcrbouolungcn miro er iciucn I'M Gin
Sclncn niiSaefiIbrtcu Sldn p%orlelcu
boftcntlih nit grfoIA nic mir bel
fiIdcn mndltrnl
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Die Don Der britiIdcn, fran50Tideu

Gle bon Der britiiden, frnn50iideu
un0 italicnildcn Arbeiterpartei auit
acItcaten Jrieoens uno HetDnitrutt;
ons Programme oeden iih Ill Den
mciItcn mejentIiden 8untten iait uoa
ltau0ig nit Dem Programme Br0ii-
ocnt Millons. uHo auh no Dies MIDI
Der Soil lit, oiirften idlicBlidl Oil
amcriganiihen 3oeen Sicger blci
ben, neil man iid 6eiien bcmuBt &c
mor0cn lit, 0nB Auicrttu bellte lnlGnl-
ferc0nacrte oie critic Ocigc iplelt mo
III ipiclen oa5 RCd)t bat. &ie ollGe
mein, ia iait ielbItOeritdn0lid oiti,
9luiiniung gewOr0en, crgiebt iiA ans
aincm NrtifcI iibcr Die ourh Den
Aricg gcihaiiehen politiidlcu Memo
ruuaen, Ger mcnigc Gage Dor AbihluD
oe9 NoiienItilitnn0c9 1T 0eut cngIt
den ArbeitcrbIattc oIbe @cral0 "er
ihicil, Dem oIii5icaen Orgune Der
britiihen 4rbeitcrpnrtei, 81 0ciicu
Ntitarbeiter inter nnoerem aud Ser
ebtmaligc WiniItcr Artbur @enOerlon
gcbort. bette unitreitig Der einfIub-
reidJite ArbeiterIiibrer @roBbrltdn
MEMS. IS bciBt oa wortlih:
Gin munoerburea GreiqniB, ar
sas nltr menige Heute biugemieicu ba-
ben, pou5iebt lid Jest: mir geratben
III sic @abn AmeritaS! Dime AmcrI,
fu piiroe eltropdiihe Democratic nidt
Den Sieg oauongctra9en baben, aber
NIT Anerifas rieienboftcn @ili@Quel
len lit oie 8eltlagc gc1n0ert ipOr0ca
Wtit ic0em Wonate m0dlit. mas piy
4merifa iduloen. IS lit ErdiioGnt
Wilion, Der belltc ocn arieg control
Iirt, un0 Der bel ocn 6rie0en9uerbunO
Iungcn lin5lueifelboit europa control.
lireu miro. 0as lit Die neue gcihld)t
Iife Gage. 9icier Srieg lit iton leii
tangent iiber cine patriotiihe In8a.
|Iegcnreit biItmlsgclpadicn ut6 0a.
ourh in Ieiner fulturcllcn 8eoeutlunq
uno Getueaung International gcruor-
oen. Gns lit Gin ungcbeurcr Sort
ihritt. Die alien @inridtunqcn Gu
ropoS itcrben I'M Sample, oie oltcr
Ieu0olen 3%uItdnoe. Die Grbdlhtng 0c>
poIitiidlen @leihgciuidlts 5piiheu sen
Stnoten, Die felt Nnpoleou oos I'm
mo Auf ser europdiiden Diploma.
tic gcmeicn, lit ouf Nmerifu iiberge.
9angen, oos in oen Gonilitt geqan.
gen lit, Inn @nropn 81 0emofrntiltren
sic &0lfcr bon Den Setter monarhi-
idlcr @infiirberrihnft 81 bcfreien unr
oas nelte quite ginpcrnebnlen inter
sen Hotionen ber5uiteIlen, llno mem,
mir nift Den 9rieg i'll oieiem Sinnc
becroigen, Deroen mir ofienbar nlr
Denig ooIbradt boben."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-13
Gnnlcr 2nnbcr, Gin prphibitinni.

ItiIheS 9ldttdcn in &cnnlpluuuiet
oerItieg iit) oicier Gage 5l Der Qcilt
reifen 9cmerfung, ooB MIR ourdJ oen
@enllb BON 9icr Die 9eutidcn alt 0en
cingefleiihten Scuieln gentud}t NOR.
Den icieu, ol5 ncIhe Tie lid, mGbrcn0
oeS ieBigen &ricgcS 0urf ibr Ncr
halten in @cIqicn, 6ronfreidl uitp. or
mieicn bitten. Toriibcr Qer0th luQar
Die ngten Dorf 8imeS" III &drnilfl,
(oie ilbcr ocrartiqe Gero0t)tiqum0ct
Iid)crlif crbobeu iitl uno Der sic ci-
tlrte 4euBcruug 10 ounm eridciut,
Dab tic onran %crinuert, ooR nidlt ntr
i'll ocn Scr. Stauten riciiQe WenQen
bon Bier ocrtilgt merocr. ionocrn Ous
ultd) oic Gngl1nocr umo 9clQier icbr
itarfe Vicrtrinfcr iin0. ut0 bic 0uran
Ole 6roQe fniipit, mc@huIb ocnn onS
8icr aus 0en YIIiirtcn feline
8eufel Ncntadlt hobc2 Nur ihuoc,
Dab 0ldtter bon Dem G%iniluiic Der
Zines ooS uniinniQe ser 8robibl-
tionsberpcgling nid)t idlon erfaunt uu0
an ocu Stranger qcitcllt habcu Su elmer
Scit, no e8 nod b1tte onS Sdidiol
Der Notwithstanding i'm GouQrciIc
bceiniluiIen founcn. Canals hubcr
iie cntlpeoer uidlt3 81 iogcn gchubt
ODER ioqar nod in oaS @orn ser BRO.
h~ibitioniItcn acbIaicn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-13

ipiel. Seine Srnu pirft ibm in Dem
9uitnno niht Die arme nm Der SoI5
aus 6rcuoe iiber feine Seimfunft.
llno Die 8epobnbeit miro our 9at.
iafe. Ginoer uno WItter uno ga.
Ter meroen chamber gleihgiiItig.
Shmus, Der BON ornuBen ms Sous
sebra6t nir6, bleibt Elm 9ausge.
noiie. Sn ben meiiten Ar5eiternob.
nuHgen iinoen mir nur menis uno
urBuIdngIide @elegcnbeit CUR GRIND.
lihen torperliden Reinigung. gu.
nddit iorgt mir iolde @elegenbeit auf
Den arbeitsiteaen. Saltet ben ar.
better an, lid grijnolid 81 iaubern,
ebe er Die ar6eitsiteae uerldBt, oamit
err mie elm Menif ausiiebt. Gin iau.
berer Arbeitsmann miro aud Elm gu.
ter IoraIer omeritaniider Batriot
merocn.
Sdidt feline aiuoer IN Die 6abrit
anitntt in Die ShuIe. Sn u~nierer
StoOt geben 81 Ero3ent oaer ainOer
i'm alter BON ii bis 14h Sabren
CUR arbeit. Sic fonfurricrcn nit
ihrln Bdtcrn um Mrbeit uno 2obn.
Gin FOLDER 3uitapo lit oa5 9r6Bte
@crQcben gegeu 4meritaniiicruna
@c6t Den ainOern Sdule, Giien uno
0lciocr. gcitiibt lire @eiunobelt
@ir BADEN ia @elo oa3u, Niuio-
men boiiir. 2oBt oIte 2elte in 6rie'
Sen 3llr Rube gcbcn. ginem alten
&unoe fam man feline aunititiite
mc6r beibringen. @ebt ben ainocrn
oo6er sic ausbiIoung. Gas miro
3inien trogen uno 100pro5entigcn
4merifonismus."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-13
Stcrnihnnppen nno Walatn:
bnmoriitiidts.

~ Ole pielotrItumoetcn 0rauer
Itcben obcnnn in patrjotiid'er @ili2.
thdtigteit. Sd,lctlt qemddlt lpcrocn
tie tro0cm, mo crit rrdltl
ungorn bat DEN criteu Stritt
3nr Ablddftuna Der Qchcimcu Gtplo,
m0tic acthan: Is bat cine tFrou pnt
Notiddftcr crunuut.
- Ger Wille, Sic G|tutralFraft SIS
GbarnftcrS, mus in Ser @cpohnhtIt
Der gutihloiicubcit Qcllbt lucrotu,
Iouit miro or nc0er i1bjl lem. Dem
@oien 5l miOcritebcu. nod i0h,g. Dem
@ittrn 81 fulaeu
Samuel Smiles Scr 9adrotter.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-13
Irocutinien fGhrt (ebteu GuS.s

nit MISUNDERSTANDING iciner Nelltro
lit6t ichr ont. Seinc qcpolti6r1
n6bren6 oeS Griegcs aufgeIpeifer-
ten @ctreioeoorrdthe merocn Tim lest
Ooul Iu8lauoc 81 boben Greiien OBJ
getoltft. England uno Ironfrei6
boben ioeben eiuen Gontroft fiir
$240, 100000 uuf 3pci Sabre mt
Der orgcntiniid1en RcgierunQ abgcs
fdIoiicn. Gbenio miro ser omcrifa-
niihe Observation-Disclosures ole
argentiniihen &orrdtbc fir Ole Der
iorgung @uropns heran5iebcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-13

Sdraufe gegen Die Gingriiie uno
llebergriffe Der Nnbt bIl0et ME &c.
gen ole Seftigfcit Der BolfsbeDegung,
oemgigentbum g~ebiibrenOe SiderDclt
geiDabrt, oos @enie unO Die ArbeIt 81
immer ncuen 4nitrengungen aneiiert,
ben gOlfsdaraftcr biloet uno mircdt
erbalt, uno ale ole Griebfrdite in ge,
pegung lebt, bon oenen Die groBe Au-
gcmeiubeit be'eeIt uno GngeIpornt
nirA"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-13
Simmer mnb immer mieber tritt e

8utoQe, ooB qclpiiic 2cutc Bel Sen
8oblthdtigfeits Sammlungen fir
uniereGrieger 0riiber gor niflt ihlcd,t
gefnbren iino. Monfen mGrc c5 mobI
idmer genoroetI, ouf onocre @eiie
bel 3u ooeroicnen", ais ibnen 10 eiu
Bohltb6tigfcits n9ripc" eiugabrndlt
hat. Aber aues moitedtc @otriotcn,
IeIbItoeritdn0Itf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-13
Su Ieinen getrndltunacn iiber Die

Su Icinen Wetrndltun9cu Ibcr oic
fron5oitide RepoIution ingt ser gua
i1uoer @omun6 0urfc: .Ninu id
ben @eift ser 6reibeit auigertNt ichc.
10 iebe ih cine fltrt,tbare Groit III
8etpeguug; uu0 oieS iii fir enc Ne
raume 3eit ItIed]tcrbtugS ode3, mas
i'd oooou ingen fam. Der niloc
9ompf Der eiugcihIoiicncn ftrcu Quit
1T MN hernu$geIaiicn; nbct unier
llrtbeil miliIen mir ouiIhjebrr, bis
oos eritc Nnfbrnuicn iih acle0t bot.
bis Die Wiihuul tlar a~cluor0cu lit.
bis mir ctrpos E~iefcres ais Sic Seal
Iuugen elmer nnrthiQer uro ihou
menocn Cbcrildhc crblidrn t0uucu. /"
llno in elmer iciucr groGcn Narln
mentSreoeu bot Scr euNI,id> St0ot9
mann Winlom Eir3 on3 wchre g&ort
Giisae'prodcu: Bic &creiniaulia Yer
Sreibeit init Dem Bcicee uuo Scr Cro-
,atrg 1T es, Die cine gIei& frite
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-13

Die erropdiidlen Serrider bnben
nergeiien, mas einnol elm peiitr
Nnnn ibncn geraben bat; Die Obren
Su ipiben. menn Die Boiler 81 beIlen
henint1en-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-13
Mn7rn1aIM
Grideint ieoeu 6reitag.
8eiddftss2otal

6srousaeber: Sic Observation-Disclosures
aDolf Ganortdn, YrGlIOent.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-13

frei. beioe Bodenbldtter 3lilamnlen pto
9Sabr fur 93.OO
Nm beiten uno iiberiieu lit e, oas
&elo per y o It a II 10 I ung tatonep
Croerl. re Der SoitHeJlier IN Den gro
Itercu Crtiduiteu ausliellen tam, gu
lbericnocu. Gbenio gut uuo ltclcr ltlto
bie GrprcBa eiiuHgen, mel
de pie glQeuieu IN alien @rpreBs 1tdtlOs
nen austcllen. gBcnu ma pn5 8eIo
per MOUNTAINEERING ODER PEI GrpreBaHs
neiIuna id)itt. lit IS uiht n%otbruenOig,
ben bctrcfieuoeu @rief. regtitrircu gu Idis
fen, lucun Die %uoreiic oeutItdl gtIdlrlcben
1T. %egt man ouaegcu &dargeIo IN DEN
@riei, 10 iollte oieier ltet5 regiItrIrt pers
Den mn iidler 6l lem, ouB ocrleibc RID
ing autommt. sir @elolenoungcn IN
einiad)em 9riciuerlhluiie lbernebrnen
mir fciuerlei NcruntluOrtlibteit Sm
Sale BON HoreBpcrduocrngcu uergellc
MAJ ia uid)t, sic nlte ebeuiopobl ME dc
meme Y0itoifice d~n8ugcben, benn lonli
t0nnen mir oen g,dmen in Den 8lhern
gar nlht finoeu.
Woueu Croers. o,rfeu uidt. lpie oas
70 oft geidlie6t. ais oermcirtlide Cult
tuuq 3uri ii bebaIteu iueroen,
Sonhern iiuo in ben Sriefeu bet3ue
IeQen.
GuittunQ erfolgt nur ourh Ncnberung
oes 9atunts uuf Dem NoreBltrelfeu.
Nan dhreiiire einfdcb;
,.Horbfern", Ga Grofe, Bis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-13
Sarasrs odusttur.tt

Sdr9trs odustturett
Der 2,Ecrif: Siebft Oh. Sdas,
iptHn id uritrsn go5p sttpos poriiHs,,
ihrptiat 90. Die Nu.ter: a6 ia.
aus Dem gub,u rrirb piellsidt ,inral
tin Wuijtiriti'er psro.u.
9oroertituRe. Cine
eldnStret Vartis bait, id nit 10000
Mart. DoIIsn sic Die photographs,
Ieben}- .Su @pttss Ramen! 9b,r
bite, eshsn sic mir perkr Elm glds
Goanae.-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-13
Die 9rieosfurie habcu mir BON Der

$biir Der europdiihen 8oIfer p~ertrie-
ben, aber penn lie uno mir Hlthe
hnbcn iouen, meroen mir oud) Den
8olf nod pertreiben miiIIen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-13

Our Country, Right or Wrong;
II Right To Be Kept Right.
II Wrong To Be Set Right.
Carl Schurx.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-13

Roroiterns @ebQuoe. 1913 Vain StraBc,
ga Grohe. Bls.
aeues Selepbon 1913. Mites 5eIepbon 1913.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-13
meutspreis

.Rorgeniteru". ieoeu 0ieustdg, uuo
~g0roiteru", Ie0eu BreItog, portoa
frci. bei0e Bodenbldtter 3llamnten pro
Snbr mir. $500
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-13
a@sSEAsD
IaMS

Ga Grpiie ben Is. DECEMBER 1915.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-12-13
Geiddttstirmfn.
Veriiderungs=0 taentmren

Naenturen.
c.. S. VAN AUKEN, &eriiteruuas aaeut: Burg.
thdtts- Ooer observation-disclosures rs RearI StraBe.
KLEIN II SON. User SerhheruH9 irgerb etRer vi.
braUflt. ipestea 5euer:. Tornado ober bic iebt urs
y Hmganglth notblUenoige -2iabtIitp" Beriid1erpue.
tpenoe ftb an RIein Il Sohn. $40 BeGrl Stra6e.
Sbierarst.
B. F. HOLMES, V. :. q hierarSD, uiro prompt CT
ihetnen. peuu er gepluitt ptrb. Office: 420 Gar
StrG6e; BohHune 225 iIbIile 9. Gtruse; beibf
5elephoue: ga grofe, gSis.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-30
STOCK MARKET

rsew York, March 80 - Opening:
Stocks were stagnant in the first half
hour of today's short session, traders
showing no inclination to make new
commitments in view Of the greater
tension in the war situation. Dealing
was on the. smallest scale yet reported.
In no important instance were changes
more than fractional. In the specu-
lative group a decline of one point in
Royal Dutch Oil and an advance of
/ Y in United Cigars included the ir-
regular trend of the general list.
Trading during the two-hour ses-
sion was altogether insignificant. At
tention again was drawn to events
across the water, all other develop
ments being ignored. A considerable
part of the meagre dealings was in
equipments, motors and tobaccos at
gains of / to IN points. Coppers
were strong and Wilson Packing rep
resented the specialties at a gain of
virtually points. Standard railroads
and industrials were fractionally
higher. The closing was firm. Sales,
Zoe, 900 shares. Liberty SRs sold at
1896 to 80, the first As Mt 81 to @.10,
and the second As at 96.92 to 9714.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-30
AUCTION SALE.

THE HOUSEHOLD GOODS now in
my storage warehouse belonging to
the following named persons will be
sold at my storage warehouse, How
ard Ave, Bridgeport, Conn, on Mon
day, April 18th, 1918, at 1880 a. M,
to pay the charges thereon: Mrs.
Elizabeth O'Brien, FORMERLY of 1888
Park Ave-; Joseph Bre han; A. ].
Keppy, 319 Main ST.; Mrs.A. Marks,
Lafayette ST.; ]. E. Devil, 205 Black
Rock Ave-; E. J. Jacques, Brewster
St; Mrs. Lena Cargill, William st. i;
Heating, Colorado Ave. Fred Madde-
helm, Frank St; Mrs. ]. J. Cannon,
16S Williston St.; Mr.. A. Grayson,
81 Beechwood Ave. Mrs. A. Pal
rner. Alb East Main ST.; H. Taylor
i94 Grove ST., w. E. Reichenback
1925 Main St; Clarence Knapp, 1 IS
Bishop Ave; Frank Ills, 319 How
ard Ave-; VIM. Myers, 1859 State
St.; Mrs. L. A. Ward, $50 Cannon
St; Mrs. George Poronto, 22S Mt
Grove St; George Spall Z Myrtle
Court; Mrs. e. Blake, Newtown
&C. Richard, 534 Howard Avenue
bridgeport, March %, 1918.
S23 ST 6 6
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-30
BERKSHIRE MILLS
TO Be REBUILT;
PERMIT GRANTED

The historic Berkshire Mills on
North Washington avenue, which was
destroyed by fire recently for the sec
ond time in a quarter Of a century,
will be rebuilt. Permission to repair
the nfe damage was given to John
Barri, its present owner, by the Board
of Building Commissioners last night
The board issued seven permits in
all for new buildings aggregating in
value $19,950. They include:
st. Vlncent's Hospital Association,
two-story brick building, east side of
Arson street, home for hospital su-
perintend1nt.
Bessie o. Meyers, four-fanni1y house
Jewett avenue.
Charles TRIGGER, foYr-family house
south side of French street
P. D'amci and M. DiGenova, brick
garage, 229 Grand street.
john H. Holmes, private garage
Wilmot avenue.
G.. Bertolmi, dormer window and
stairway, Beers street.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-30
TASHUA AND LONG HILL.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taylor and
family have moved from Tashua to
Hattertown.
Miss Elsie Bray is visiting her sis
ter, Miss Clarice Bray, Of New York.
] A number from Tashua attended
the auto show at Bridgeport Thurs
day. afternoon.
Lenten services from the Christ
Episcopal church were held Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
John Patterson. Those present were
Rev. L Robert Sheffield, Mrs. VIII
liam Ma1lett, Mrs. John Treadwell,
Mrs. Arthur Jones, Mrs Barnes, Miss
Ethel Mallett, Mrs. Homer Logan,
Mrs. William Macauley, Mrs. Levi
French, Mrs. Betsey Sherwood, Mrs
Seth Hill and Mrs. John Patterson.
Mrs. Augusta Burr died at the Ga
len hospital "Wednesday afternoon af-
ter a five months illness. Burial will
be in Tashua cemetery Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Emma Sherman OF Monroe is
visiting in Long FILL at the home of
Mrs. Wilson Sherman.
John Platko has purchased a horse
this week of Bridgeport parties.
Mr. and Mrs Otto Walter and fam
ily will move over Cutters garage
which they have recently purchased.
His place has been purchased by P.
s. Davis of Devon, Milford, who will
take possession this week. Herman
walter of Brooklyn will make it his
rsorne in Long Hill and take charge of
the garage.
miss Alice Koh1er is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Lynch.
| MIR. and Mrs. Frank Bray and fam
ilv will move this week into the Ken
nedy place owned by the Hydraulic
co.
| FRANCIS Jelliff of Compo street,
westport, has been a recent guest OF
his nephew, Samuel G. Seeley.
Arthur Jones has recently sold his
oxen to Stratford parties.
The Misses Flora and Rebecca Jones
spent Sunday in New York city.
The children of the Methodist Sun
day school are planning for an Easter
concert to be held Sunday evening,
March 81, at 1880 O'Clock.
Samuel G. Seeley Is fire warden of
this section Of the town. 1t would be
well for all to get permits before
burning in the open.
All schools in town are closed this
week for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. William Macauley Of Easton
spent Wednesday as guest OF Mrs.
Charles B. Seelev.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-30
BIG PARADE TO
START LIBERTY
LOAN CAMP AICN

The Third Liberty loan will be in
augurated in Bridgeport next Satur-
day by a mammoth parade including
the Fourth Regiment, c. H. G.; the
Bridgeport police and fire depart
ments. United States army machine
guns, and G. A. R. veterans transport
ed on United States army trucks fur
nished by the quartermaster's de-
partment.
The parade will start from Wash
lngton Park at 2:30 o'clock and will
disband at City Hall green. Accord
ing to the order issued by Henry C.
Stevenson, Home Guard adjutant one
hours time will be consumed in
marching from the park to the city
hall.
The first section will be led by the
Home Guard band and another brass
band will lead the second division.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-30
The Battle Against
Waste

In tie great struggle feature has been
prominently brought to the attention of the public than the
effort against waste Men recognized high the
scientific world have given their keenest intel
lect and best thought to solve waste problems.
Water has been overlooked Because the turn of faucet
brings to abundance it is taken matter Of course
and accepted natural adjunct to everyday life.
The time has come however check waste and present
what waste dollars Most cities
of Brdgepo all metered and every bit Of the water
consumed paid for Up to date Bridgeport has not been
PEELED to meter domestic services IF the waste checked it
may not be- If there is leaking fixture in your house first
repair and then figure out what it would you
metered according to the following table:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-30
TO-DAY'S WANTS

AGENTs-2OO PER CENT. PROFIT;
wonderful little article; something
new; sells like wtldfre. Carry right
in your pocket. Write at once for
free sample. 2. M. Feltman, Sales
Manager, 1909 American Bldg, Gin
cinnati, o. a"p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-30

SWEET PEAS. vIoLETs. TULIPS,
DAFFODHS.
JOHN RECK 8 SON.