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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27
N|aruntiSuri..

I'm cetitor al nostru de la Ga
ry, Ind, sd tinguie contra lelii
Vuta ca prea de tot ar face prize
tenie Gu grecii. Pc semne dlnsul
MI site regula ca rominceie tre-
buc sa chefuiasca GU straihi ca sa
nu fl comfortable. MOI il dam un
STAT: sd mearga in Chicago, ori
sd vilia la Cleveland. Atunci sd
va CONVINCE ca peste tot locul G.
ste aceiasi boala, multi ingadui-
toare fata de straini, salbaticd fa-
ia de al nostri.
Fudulia adese orr pune pc un
mic in 0 gaura mare.
Daca M voieSti ca obiectiile
tale sa Sc destramc incetul eli in
cetu!, nu obicctiona nici odata
contra talpilor prea grease de Ia
ghete.
Uncle femei sunt satisfacutc sa
apara asa cum sunt, lar aitele
incearca sa dreaga aceea ce a
uitat natura
Hindcnburg are sa spuna cit
de curind soldatilor gcrmani ca
laca tocmai este vOrba desprc
Paris, atunci nu sd platestc ca sa
fie cucerit. D-Voastra cunoastcti
povestea cu vulpea 81 cu stru-
gurii.
De &c sa va pcrdeti timpu.
spunind unei fetc ca dinsa are
picioruse mici? Fiji siguri ca din
sa are sa va raspunda ca: Ia
ceste ghete sunt o de 0 mila de
lungi pentru piciorul meu's.
Am auzit cd un ON, dupa &c a
cetit buna bucata literara 81
dupa ce lasat JOS ziarul spunea
cd 81 dinsul este in stare sd scria
aas ceva, daca ar avea timp Isl
daca nu ar trebui sa munceasca
ca sa-si agoniseasca traiul. :.
Tn marginit din Homestead,
invatat de unul mai slab ed ell din
Cleveland. crede ca aceea ce sd
scrie de alti scriitori vestiti 81 sa
traduce in romineste, trebue sa
fie< dupa gustul femeilor.
Vorbind despre gusturi as dori
sa aud 81 parerea altora asupra
lntrebarii: oare de cp femeie
sd scandalizeaza asa de usor cind
ceva ce nu-i convine si de
ce nu sd scandalizeaza cind face
lucruri, pc care nu este iertat sa
lie faca!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27

Aviator rus in Franta. M.
Sikorsky, aviator rus 81 constru-
itor de aeroplane mari, "a parasit
Russia 81 a reusit sa aiunga in
Paris insotit de alti aviatori a
tasati la ambasada franecza din
Russia. NJ. Sikorsky oferit ma
tiunei franccze att aeroplannl
san. cit 81 alte inventiu1li pro-
prii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27

Mama criminala. hna Paul
Simon din lsectonia. Ohio. si-a
omorit eel patru copii al sal ta-
ipdn-le. gitnl TED nn sbrici de ras
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27

in multe part din Scotia potil
cumpara, in timpurile noy,nalc,s
100 de scrumbii cu sase pence. !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27

vonta noastra sunt vnovate pentru alta esee
accdente 81 mortaate din organzate Materalu pc
pue prim III zee compus nurai din batrini
n casu eel mai bun din barba recu yrsta miloce De
nci este sd espca raul Stu multi crtesc
ira sumeor mari pc carl trebue e plateasca reparn
hi dar rebuie 81 ute imeni uc: stuatia mate
raia tnturora dntra moi este multi decit
cut 81 de dupa cumpani ST multe cause
Du mai ramne alta deceit pentru M bunul mers eli
socieatior noastre, pcrn Unun Dcrotirea
&c do dnsa in toate prleuril oti sd pu-
mem umeri 81 sa lucram din rksputer utea rdi-
ca acolo unde cuvne ed sea 81 de un fnne pasii
Iviet nQastre Este datofnA sffna nn III Doate
labate fard de paentsi - ~ Sassa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27

Presedintele Wilson va vorbi
strainilor. - De la Washington
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27
MULTI NJ Stu CA:

Gel mai mare vapor minat e.
lectric din toata lumea, 81 pri-
mul care s'a construit in tara, 9
aproape sa fie terminal in An
glia.
In Marea Mediterana Sc ga
seste molusca care Sc cheama
pima sau viermele de matase
de Mare. FL teasa un fir att de
frumos incit in vremurile veehi
llumai imbracamintea regala Sc
facea din matasea in care Sc in
veseleste el Astazi Sc intrebnin-
tcaza la facerea ciorapilor 81 mi
nusilor, earl Sc Wind cam CT 8
dolari perechea.
in fundurile marilor Sc gases
te o scoica numita ,.pholas" ca
re vecinic gaureste in piatra eli
ascutisul cojii sale. Are carnea
foarte gustoasa din ca Sc fac
cele mai excelente supe.
Unul dintre muntii din Ceylon
are umbra curioasa. In lOc. sa
Sc astcarna la pamint, ca apare
ridicata in sus Ga un val ina
intea privitorului. Aceasta Sc da-
toreste cetei.
Daca usuci bine coajea uhci
lamii sau portocale 81 0 pni
in cutia Gu ceai. ca va face ca
aroma ceaiului sd fie mai pns
ternica.
Oauale pasarei numita Great.
AUX, sunt cele mai scumpe din
lume. Elc s'au vindut 81 cn cite
1,50O de dolari 1nul.N Aceasta
pasare traleSte pc tarmurlle de
nord ale oceanului Atlantic. Il
In multe part din Scotia poti
cumpara, in timpurile nogmalc,l
100 de scrumbii Gu sase pence.
o NoUA SERIE DE RECRUIT.
WASHINGTON. 26 Eunie.
Lista ordinelor de chemare a.
nuntata astazi de mareSalul Gro.
WIDER, arata ca eel putin 344
525 dc oameni Sc vor prezenta
in luna Iulie Ia taberile de in
structie.
Astazi a facut patru chemari
in care Sc coprinde lln total de
124,525 de oameni, afara de 'ceas
data All noapte pentru nlimarnl'
de 100000.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27

presedintele Wilson Va tine un
discurs la Monlit Vernon, Va,
fnaintea unor delegati al ceta.
tenilor de origina straind. vor
fl reprezentate douazeci ii sapte
de natiuni. Sc crede Cd pc tri-
buna va apare 81 John Mccor-
max 81 poate 81 alti oratori re-
numiti.
Laudat pentru bravura. -
Ministrul Daniels a dat un ordin
de ri prin care lauda purtarea
vitejasca a sefului de tunari,
Mate Harry Chambers, al carui
vapor a fost atacat de. un sub
marin german. Dupa &c subma-
rinul aruncat patru torpile fa-
ra ca vre-una sa-Si nimereasca
tinta, tunarii vasului lui Cham
bers an tras patru focuri asu-
pra submarinului, lovindu-i tur-
nul Gu unuf din ele.
Desbinare in partidul munci-
torimei engleze. Conform ce-
lor scrise in uncle ziare din Lon
dra, manifestul dat de patru de-
putati cnglezi, tinde la desbina-
rca partidului muncitoresc. Zap
tul Sc datoreste unui grup de
pacifisti carl vor sa impedece
guvernul in ducerea razboiului.
Un nou credit al guvernului
german. - Din Amsterdam sc
anunta ca saptamina accasta Sc
va cere Reiclrstagubli german
sa voteze inca un credit de 10.
OO.O0O.OOO de marci. Gu acea-
sta suma, datoria de razboi a
Gcrmaniei Sc urea la 139.OOO.OOO
600 de marci. Stirea ajuns
la. Amsterdam prin ziarul Berli-
aer Tageblatt.
Aviator rus in Franta. M.
Sikorsky, aviator rus 81 constru-
itor de aeroplane mari,Ta parasit
Russia 81 a, reusit sd aiunga in
Paris insotit de alti ayiatori a
tasati la ambasada franeeza din
Russia. NJ. Sikorsky oferit ma
tiunei franccze att acroplannl
san, cit si alte inventiu1'i pro-
prii.
Aplanarea grevei din Dayton.
Greya de la tramvaiele din
Dayton, Ohio, fost aplanata,
gratie sfortarilor facute de gu
vernorul Cox. Dinsul a prezen-
tat un plan de impacace att
proprietarilor de tramvaie cit 81
lucratorilpr. VotuI de acceptare
fost snnanim din amindoua
partile.
Felicitarile ministrului Baker.
Ministrul de -<razboi. Baker,
te4egrafiat astazi felicitari mi
nistrului de razboi al Italiei pen
tru victoria cistigata Gle Italieni
contra austriacilor. Ca inchetere
a ,mesagiului sau, ministrul Ba-
ker zicea: ,.Acesta este unul din
ire cele mai splendidc 81 maj
mari succese ale razboiulhi''
Tralee sub legea martiala. -
o stire din Dublin. Irlanda, "a
nunta ca All noapte s'a dat o
proclamatie prin care portul
Tralee. dim comitatul Kerry, c
declarat "a arie pusa sub or
dinul militar. Aceasta insemnea-
"a ca acelas fel de lege martiala
s'a aplicat in Tralea ca 81 cca
care domnise mai inainte in CO.
mitatul Clare. Ori cine vrea sa
intre in districtul amintit mai
sns trebue sa alba un billet de
liberia trecere,
Scmnambul. Harry Lucas
din Mount Carmel. Pa, fost
desteptat din somn de un sgo-
mot &c parcaAa veni de pc CO.
perisnl easel. cind iesit sd ia
seama. vaznt ca copilnl sau
Sc suia drepts catre virful AGO.
perisului. A trebuit sd aduca Q
scara ca sal ;dea Jos de pc AGO.
peris. Copilnl. 0 victima SON.
nambulismltlui, parasise patnl 81
Sc urcase pc casa .acatindu-se de
blTlanul pc care curgea apa de
pc stresina.
Mama criminal6. - A-na Paul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27
F r tt. Ro MINI!

FRATI OMfNI!
va facem cunoscut despre orasu dc otel Warren o. une
ncepu ndusra de otel in anu 1914 Tumbu Steel Co. GU
Role de Hot Mill 500 de lucraor Astaz farica
are "a de Role ate departamente ucreaxa O0
Asemenea Liberty Steel Co. cladi fabrca in Is Apre
Gu IL Role de Hot Mill unde lucra Gel putin 1000 de
Sc asapta siguranta oasul Warren o.
timp de pima ami Ia Is 900 populate Fie fate Ro
tr reuse rate usoare Loure sunt aproape de
faica cele mai darte numai II Is minute Pretu lorlor
este de Ia $225 Ia $685. din cumparare Sc pla
1879 lar restu S. Ia luna Adresava ncrederea La
THE PARK LAND co, Room e. Main Str WARREN, O.
~. G. MUNTEAN, Agent general (2)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27
Felicitarile ministrului Bake

Ministrul de -@razbOi. Baker,
a telegrafiat astazi felicitari mi
nistrului de razboi al ltaliei pen
tru victoria cistigata Gle Italieni
contra austriacilor. Ca incheiere
a mesagiului sau, ministrul Ba-
ker zicea: ,.Acesta este unul din
tire cele mai splendide 81 mai
mari succese ale razboiulhiss.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27
sLAIIoIuH1, NxtvosrrAr1
BaTbatii SO vindeca

Mn ndenngat La s
ei inss
boala cit de grea, perd nadejdea de vindeca.
Boae brates invennare xbire geners pereres
potter de tra atele vindeeste
nformatie 81 STAT dau ra ban En- iii spun nod vi
vindecat ca q prcepi inshsi boalG q.
MFE0Tk bosia holipsitose rypede H.
fdrG duere perdere dc Nm hotarey:e
she s Fak operate vndee srabnic Metodul g
u simplu M1S4s@
OHANH Vindec ae de boalA grabni A perders
Onana vindec dupl mod separst s sbsout sigur
MV1NNARI D1 SINCE Te vndee uger aceasta oaress
metod Gnpu. neit tsii usor sckpst moas
sRur1 - s@8a#s
N1Rv0sITA11 Eu sindseat nyi nsrvositste
ipsa de memoFie, moesire bAtsie de nmA altee Prin
netodul dc vihLecars trs3us sk a lucruL =
yiudec sigur grsbne u pe vesL
1oALr yxg yndee o SOals vsehits. - ear poass
~ vreai a 4 ste alti q haboas u boAa
1uBx OH C0PTURL Practiea veehs aa1fo
IA boas f1ra operate sasuH fIrk OIL -
rontnn 1rimejdioase vipdeex - lsacnrls mes
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27
Aplanarea grevei din Dayton

= Greya de la tramvaiele din
Dayton, Ohio, fost aplanata,
gratie sfortarilor facute de gu
vernorul Cox. Dinsul a prezen-
tat un plan de impaca-e att
proprietarilor de tramvaie cit 81
lucratorilpr. Votnl de acceptarc
fost snnanim din amfndoua
partile.
Evening star., 1918-07-02
NEAR EAST RELIEF AIM
OF BILL IN THE HOUSE

Incorporation OF the American
Committee for Relief in the Near Fast
which committee includes in f..
membership former President Tar,
Charles E. Hughes. Cardinal Gibbons
Henry B. F. Macfarland and q num-
Der Of other prominent social work-
ers. il asked In a bill introduced ,n
the House by Representative Mon-
tague. This bill has been referred n
the House District committee a. .,
provides that the relief committee
shall be body corporate of the Dis
trict
The object Of the incorporation &.
as follows: To provide relief and To
assist in the repatriation. rehabilita- =
tion and re-esta blishment of depend
ent people OF the near east: to nro.
vide for orphans and widows and tn
conduct industrial enterprises fo
promote the social. economic and in :
dustrial welfare Of those who have
been rendered destitute by the yici.st .
tudes of war. It 10 provided that the
trustees may administer any SECURE
ties transferred to them by the ex-
isting and Incorporated. America a
Committee for Armenian and Syrian
Evening star., 1918-07-02
DEMENTED NAVY SURGEON
HANGS HIMSELF IN BED
Dr. 3. F. Hills Halluciuation Wac
That He Was
Deserter.

Laboring under the hallucinatjon
that he was deserter from the
Navy, DR.. Richard F. Hill, an assist
ant surgeon in the Navy, and patient
at st. Elizabeth Hospital, this morn
ing committed suicide by hanging
himself to his bed with a towel
When Harry Johnson, an attendant
in Cherry ward. entered the room he
found his body resting on the floor
at the foot Of the bed.
Hill. who was thirty years old. was
Hospital, Philadelphia, May 2s. and
given room In the officers quarters
In Cherry ward. a building set apart
for naval patients.
Hill imagined he was going to he
punished for desertion, and conclud-
ed he would rather die. Hospital rec.
ords show he has a wife and two
children residing at SOFA Catbertne
street. Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1918-07-02
Thief GETS AWAY WITH
$40 HIDDEN IN TRUNK
Articles in Bathroom and Hallway
Are Stolen-Tires Removed
From Autos.

Roland James. 14e4 Swami street.
has concluded that trunk Is not a
safe place to bank money He had
$40 secreted in his trunk. he thought,
but three days ago an intruder opened
the trunk and took the money.
Complaint was made to the police
that a sneak thief early last night en-
tered the hallway at the residence OF
Mrs Margaret b. Hay. 1917 18th street,
and stole a Iady's black silk coat. UNI
brella and a grass basket containing a
pair of gloves. a crucifix and key.
The stolen property was worth $40.
Mrs Betty Butterfeld, 119 I'd street.
complained of the theft of a gold wrist
watch. worth $40, from her bathroom.
Alexander Mckenzie. 122 Baltimore
avenue. Takoma Park, reported the
theft of a tire from his automobile in
front of the navy yard.
j. D. Jack. s24 d street, told Of the
theft of a bicycle and ladder from in
front Of his place Of business.
Evening star., 1918-07-02
EDWARD J. RYAN DEAD.
Was Foreman of the Proving Room
of Bureau Of Engraving.

Edward J. Ryan. foreman Of the
proving room of the bureau Of en-
craving and printing for many years
died at his home. 62s 14th street
northeast. yesterday following a long
illness. Funeral services will be held
at his home Thursday. Interment will
be at Mount Olivet cemetery.
Mr.. Ryan was 6fty-eight years Of
age. As young man he was one of
the best oarsmen in Washington,
rowing in the famous Potomac Boat
Club crew which won the champion
ship Of America from a crew from
Newark, n. j.. in 1882. He also was
formerly connected with the old CO.
lumbia Athletic Club and the Wash
ington Rowing Club.
He is survived by his widow and a
daughter, Miss Eleanor Ryan, and a
brother and two sisters living in New
York city.
Evening star., 1918-07-02
D. c. HOUSING PLAN
GETTING UNDERWAY
Neglected Buildings to Be Put
in HabitabIe Condition
for Workers.
BAN ON PROFITEERING

Many pieces Of property In the Dis
trict now UNIT for occupancy probably
will be put in condition for housing
government war workers az result
of a plan worked out between the
housing bureau of the Department of
Labor and the room registration ONCE
of the District council.
The first step was taken yesterday
when Otto NJ. Eidlitz. chief of the
housing bureau. authorized Edwin s
Hege. manager of the room rcgistra-
tion office, to report to him on any
buildings or neglected dwellings
which In Mr.. Hege's opinion could be
made available for housing purposes.
The housing law, which carried an
appropriation of $4,000 900 for the
country and $40, 900. 900 for the Dis
trict, provided for the expenditure Of
money in fitting dwellings as well as
In the erection of new structures.
Looks Over Plaza Derelicts.
II is understood that the housing
| bureau already has looked into the
| advisa bility of repairing some of the
uninha bited dwellings on the Union
! station plaza. which have been left
dilapidated for several years because
it was expected they would be torn
down soon. 1t is practically certain
now. however. that the plaza will not
be laid off into a park until after the
war. No definite decision has been
announced on the renovating of these
houses.
Persons knowing OF property that
could be made available for housing
at small cost should communicate
the information to Mr.. HeGe at the
office of the District Council of De-
fense in the District building.
Mr.. Hege also will receive applica-
tions of women to operate as boarding
houses any dwellings that might be
put in condition by the housing bu-
reau. Applicants should state their
qualifications and experience and
| whether they would need assistance in
| furnishing the house and getting it
started.
Hege to Comb City.
Mr.. Hege, it is understood. will
make a personal investigation of every
dwelling or other building suggested
| for housing purposes. He will then
submit a report of his findings to the
housing bureau, upon which that bu-
! reau will decide whether it would be
| feasible to put such property in con-
dition.
Officials both of the housing bureau
and the room registration office are
determined to see that no profiteering
is permitted in any rooming houses
| which are put in operation on fnan-
cial assistance from the government.
1t was pointed out that the housing
bureau would practically be able to
exercise price-fixing authority over
such houses. in view of the fact that
they depended on the government for
their beginning.
Evening star., 1918-07-02
SCOUTS OUT FOR $l5,00.
Teamworkers Urged to Push Cam.
paign for $4,000 Total.

An urgent call to team workers in
the Boy Scout campaign for $4,000
for the war fund of the scouts for the
present year was sent out today to
make up the remainder of the fund.
The total reported at the compli-
mentary dinner at the Lafayette
Hotel last night was S24.S09. which
10 Sl5.200 short OF the total expected.
The campaign closes tonight and
oficials are urging renewed efforts
to raise the total. Extension of the
campaign time 10 not contemplated.
Another dinner for the workers will
be held tonight at the Lafayette, at
which time reorganization of the
council with election of officers will
be held. Members Of the citizens' COM
naittee win be included In the new coun-
Gil.
Addresses urging greater co-opera-
tlon on the part of the team workers
were made last night by Colin H.
Livingston. national president of the
s~outs. II H. Grogan. commanding
cnicer and W. L. Wagner. scout
Evening star., 1918-07-02
Widely Known Writer.

Distinguished in the religious world,
DR.. Washington GLADDEN. also was
widely known as a magazine editor
and writer and the author of numer-
Gus books. included among which Is
his "Reco1lections."
While working as a printer on the
Gazette at Oswego, \. Y. DIR. GLADDEN.
first began writing. While he was
pastor of the Congregational Church
at North Adams, Mass. where he had
been called in 1866, he began to con-
tribute to the Independent and other
magazines. and wrote his first book.
plain Thoughts on the Art of Liv-
ing" Later DR.. GLADDEN. became iden-
titled with leading magazines. and at
the close Of duties as pastor at North
Adams in 1871 he Joined the staff of
the Independent. serving as editor Of
the publication for four years.
At the close of 1874 DR.. GLADDEN. re-
signed his editorship and went to
Springfield. Mass. as pastor of the
North Congregational Church. Eight
years later he became pastor of the
First Congregational Church of Co
lumbus, Ohio. He continued pastor of
the Columbus church for thirty-one
years. relinquishing official duty at
the close of 1913 and continuing there
after as pastor emeritus.
From Sunday to Sunday during his
active partorate in the Ohio capital
he labored to disentangle Christianity
Evening star., 1918-07-02
TEACHERS JOIN FEDERATION
New Local of Colored Educators
Gets a Charter.

A charter has been granted to .
group Of grade teachers Of the, colered
schools OF the District by the Amert-
can Federation of Teachers. and the
new local will bear the name Of the
Washington Elementary Grade Teach
ers' Union. At an organization meet
ing June II the following officers were
elected: President, DR.. e. H. Thomas:
vice president, e. H. Lawson: secre-
tary, Miss e. c. jackson: treasurer.
Miss Hattie Collier, and guardian, A.
p Brent.
Mr.. Lawson and Miss NJ. A. D. Madre
were selected to represent Local No. 81
at the convention Of the Federation
of American Teachers to be held in
Pittsburgh July s and 6.
Evening star., 1918-07-02
BORN WILL {.
PLEDGE At TOMB.
President to Take Repre-
sentatives to Mount Vernon
on MaHIoWer.

The Independence day ceremony a,
the tomb Of Washington. at Mount
Vernon. Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock will be unique in the history
of the country. 1t will be marked not
only by it's simplicity and importance.
because Of the address President
Wilson will make. but also by the
presence as the guests of the Presi-
dent of representatives of thirty
American groups of foreign-born peo-
Piles of the country. '
Present also as guests of the Presi-
dent will be diplomatic officials. The
representatives of the citizens OF
foreign extraction will renew their
allegiance to their country of adop-
ton and pledge themselves as being
behind the principles for which the
United States stands. Each will place
at the tomb a wreath.
Groups Planned Ceremony.
PaTtICIpdIioH ny ISps 20 -
naturalized foreier ~rnu~~ :"
Fourth of July celebration has never
before been Witnessed tn.s .-~-..-
try. The idea of a centralized OBJ
servance at Mount Vernon. with sln1i-
lar exercises throughout the country
and foreign groups playing the lead
fnk role, had It's origin with the
The program at Mount Vernon will
include the Presidents address, the
singing of "The Star Spangled Ban
ner" and '"The Hymn of the Re
public" by John McCormiek and d. 3
entire program will probably take
no more than an hour and q half
It Is expected that President Wilson
in his address will extend reassur-
ance to the races now seeking relief
from German and Austrian oppres.
sion that the United States is with
them in their fight for freedom, and
that the Russian situation will be ex-
planned to a certain degree SO far
as this country is concerned.
To Go on Mayhower.
The representatives of the foreign
groups and the diplomatic corps will
be guests OF the President on the
yacht Mayfower on the trip. After
the exercises the President and
guests Will return TO washing ton
where the guests will be served din
ner by the local pageant committee
After dinner the guests will rejoin
the President and review the pageant
from the Capitol steps.
A company Of marines will come
up from Quantico to act as guard at
Mount Vernon. The Mayfower will
anchor off-shore and the party on the
boat will be carried to the wharf in
motor boats. At the wharf the ma.
rines will form lines on either side OF
the walk leading to the tomb. and the
President and his guests will walk
between the lines Of honor.
The marines will form an inclosure
about the President and party. on the
outside Of which the public will be al.
lowed to stand. None but President
Wilson and invited guests will be al
lowed inside the inclosure made by the
marines.
Evening star., 1918-07-02
Lieut.. Redwood Battle Victim.

The adjutant general is informed
that First Lieut.. George B. Redwood.
Baltimore. Nd. way killed in action
Nav 2s. Through cable error. the
casualty was reported on June lS as
George Lekes Redwood"
Evening star., 1918-07-02
RESIGNS to Practice Law.

W. c. Fits. assistant attorney gen.
eral. has resigned to practice law in
New York city. His successor has not
yet been named by Attorney General
Gregory ana Mr.. Fits will remain in !
ofIice until July so. His home Has fuT- A.,
merly at Birmingham, Ala.
Evening star., 1918-07-02
The ''stay Behinds.n

II these men Of the same age are
to stay behind. let them at least get
into work more effective to help the
war. Their deferment takes them ont
or military service and yet serves no
economic war purpose whatsoever.
They are of military age. and, there
fore. have the primary duty to do war
work Ii their dependency gives them
deferment from immediate military
war work. Let them at least do some
thing economically useful to MAINTAIN
the nations welfare while at war.
They should get into some usefuI
and effective occupations or else for
felt their deferment from military
service. The alternative is a fair one !"
Evening star., 1918-07-02
REV. DR., GLADDEN.
AFTER Stroke

By the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, July Rev. DR..
Washington GLADDEN.. nationally known
Congregational minister and author. of
this city. died this morning. following
a second stroke Of paralysis suffered
last Sunday. DR.. GLADDEN. was eighty
two years of age.