davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21
nji chrabre i
Slovaci biji
3 rakouskych
feruje takto:
zAf lxrvavou o.
ro kterou bijf
spojeneckych
GERNozLUTAR RISE DvO8f .AvEHO
ORLA v POSI- LEDNfM n zENf.
ViDENACI BOMBARDUU HRAD aM OVANEHO"
ClSARE A PLENI IPEKARSKEK AMY
D Rakouska j
dvouhlaveho

fs Amsterdam, 90 cervna. - Zpravy dox Rakouska
Nemecka vypravujf BE nejnovejA boufe dvouhlaveho
ora dospely take prudkost ako nkdy pred Protiyaec
ma agtace celem Rakousku bonfe hladQ dstajak
bezpetn1 sarny ralonskks s6fady neprpl
bezpec ez neblizsf dny pfinesou Zej16na I've Vidal kde
nemecky lid nemoh valky pred ctymi et oGka jest
stuace nehos Vdenske obyvatesvo vydrancovao pekaf
ske kramy bombardovao kanenim residence minerskeho
presidena podobne nevtan6 pocty die depee dostao
jednomu kdu cafskeho hrau odud do svea vyslano
10 prvnf prohasenf vaky Do sdelnho mssa ycho bya
povoana jfzda aby udrzen by nejnun9 poTadek DIE
no bude zemfch nemeckych prohlaseno sann6 pravo.
VzbouTenf bylo vyvoano jako protest proh nedavnemu
snizen beztak z smesn9 maych porcf cheba Purkmstr
Vdne Wesskirchner, die doe zpravy oznam minserske
pTedsedov Seyderov ze padu zmensenf chebovch da
vek obyvatelstvu, nemdze ruc poTadek zados purk
msra ob cheba byla odmitnuta. ViG zasupcnm IL
sku premier Seyer prav ze Nemecko proievo ochotu
sat do Rakouska ob die slbu Jest pry z n9kolk
qond cese Podobny sb bl dan vladou uherskou jez
sba hladovfci Vdni posla zasobu brambor Syer prav
"Ochoa Nemecka Uher nam pomoc dob9 nekratsf zm
nj mas nedostaek az do pfstich mi Lid mas K dosud
proevoval tax obdivuhodne vastenectvi az pfedrz
dobu kterou mas pTvodila valka.'
Vzdor vsemu uiisfovanf Nemecka zaopatenf obilnin
pfse vfdeHsky list Neue Presse rakous lid bude p
stitch sesti tdnech vyzvovai salaen zele
ninou. Tisk Nemecku pax Zebra ze pomoc posyua Ra
kousku znamena opetne zmensenf porcf n9meckmu du
fsi.
Vsechny depese zaslane nemecke zurnasice jednomys
ma has ze zmensen chlebovych davek jest ne pfcinou
dnesnch boun mestsk6 rade vdenske uGneno bylo za
nave prohasenf: Xt@
pred nekolika nedslmi bylo nam N9meclsem slfbeno
satnf dmuvou ze pfevezme zodpovednost dod&vu nut
nVch poravn neen pro aradu ae pro obyvatesv0 civn
at z tyto zasoby pochaz Ukrainy Rumunska neb Ne
mecka saotneho Dodavani zprvu d6lo hadce ale "a
posednfch dni zdstalo Nsmecko dodavani pozadu
Rakousko ale nenf' iednvm staten zmftantm boufemi
vnfnfmi depese zaslane soukromnikv censore skorem
cele sestan6 prozrazu usasen9 taene zpravx podob
nych bouffch Berlne Hamburku KofnG R5nem kde
byo nekolk delnfkG zabito celia fada osob zacenA.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21
POLEDNf BULLETINY z RfMA.

zufvych srazkach Piave Cd MonteIo K Jadersksmu
mofi pokraGuje.
Vaii i-cu no.tupu zvssf zenson kde iylassx ka-
valerie zas&hla akci
ZajatSch Rakusani ie AZ dosud 10000
Marskfek Hndenbura senerklem Ludendorffsn pf;iei
alsIs bo;sts radit rakon-ksmu kbu. KITE
~ chvsta vseobecnv ustup Cd Piavy
cekosovenskS jednotky, pomshajicf talskS pSchotx
San Dona, konajf dyy udatenstvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21
onte, stavky v pozadi
POSLEDNf ZPRAvY D VI
SKYCH BOUkfCH.
(Dopolednf bulletiny.

u
Londyn, 21. cervna. Move
boure jsou hlaSeny ma WIDEN
Iskych predm9stich kde ma 100
900 delnfku q valecnych tova-
rem stavkuje. Vladnf 1fady
jsou bezmocny a die vseho bu-
de v celem Rakousku prohlase-
no stanne pravo.
Vfdensky socialisticky organ
Arbeiter Zeitung pfse: "Rakou
!ske obyvatelstvo nema trpeti
Ihladem, kdyz v N9mecku a v
Uhrach jsou potravinove dav-
ky aspon jen pon6kud postaci-
telne a lid nema mfti nedosta-
tex chleba pro neschopnost Via
stnf vlady."
Boufe y Rak9uskn vyvolava-
il tez dzasne klesanf vsech RAJ
kouskych statnich cennych pa
Ipfrd ma cizozemskych bursach.
Dosly dIkazy, ze mezi Rakou-
skem a Nemeckem doslo po-
slednfm tydnem k jistym dife-
Irencfm vzdor tomu, ze byly
zpravy tyto velice dirazne L.
fednfmi kruhy popirany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21
Dosly sem telegramy die
kterych jsou v Rakousku sta

noveny nasledovnf porce:
% uncf chleba, libra BRAN
Dor, z nichz mono k jfdlu
uzfti prave tax polovinu, un-
ce cerne otrubove kase, unce
iineho moucneho jfdla, pn1-
druhe unce tuku, sestl a pGl
unce cukru, jedno vajfcko,
sedm unci masa a neco malo
zavareniny a kavovych ma
hrazek, vsfm tfmto Sc ma
spokoiiti jedna osoba ma ce-.
II tyden.
Uvedene porce ale jsou k
dostanf kdyz kupujfcf po ce-
lou noe obleha mfstnosti kde
tvto potraviny mali byti pro-
davany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21
VLASl VSUDE U PIAVY ma POSTUPU.
HLADOVE BoURE We viDM VCE-
LIZ RlSI CERNOzLUTE.
JEDEN RAKOUSKY ARdADNf SBcR SEvREN U
ROZvODNENE REKY
STO TISIc DELNlKU MA STAvCE " ERARNfcH ZBRO-
JOvKAcH - NEJvETSf RAKOUSKA KRIsE IA
SvETOvE vALKY.
(BULLETINY:)

RIM 20 Servna ItaIsks vojska pods Piavy vsude po
stpuj Nasedkem prudkych ijavci reka e rozvodnSna
5000 muz lny (operujfci prot Trevo vschodnim b
hu Piayy) jest vlachy zajet hroz ponsvadz
vesrs spojeni haynf armkdou rozvodnsni feA pre-
Io.,l ~ 90 xxa.n1.s sFeie4rs 3yr sssnsrna;s
Curychu, Vulcan v6dnich arsenalech Warscha-
osvsho aeroplsny vfdni propuka s4vla
hladovicich dslnd Vic ak sc mechanki zanechaIo
praee We vdenskych pTedmGstich Favoren
Otakaring Brgittenau propukly velks boufe idovs.
Rakouska ofensva ma frone tahnoucf Sc cd Julskych
Alp az k mofi Jadersk6mu Sc rozpadla
Spojenci hornatch dstriktech zmocn vsech posic
Rakusany posednho naporu zskanych rovnez sedu
iihu btevn ne Rakusan6 slabnou zvolna ustupuji
Jzne vychodne Cd horske roviny Asiago Vlasi
couzi vcerejsfm skv6lym pro1tokem doby Berigo
Costanga cd kterych cernozuta armada chtea prob
ddo feky Asco ku Vincenza do rovin pod MIN rzkada
cch Ia znovudoby obou vymenovanych NEST spoenci
jail 200 nepfate jinem sektoru 1900 celkem 10000
Rakusan upado zaje Cd zahajenf nyneho rakouskeho
vyboje Na
Rakusane iev zylast neobyeejnou ochabost horach,
pred ronou talskou angorancouzskou kde spoenecka
della kazdy pTfstup benatskym rovinan zatarasia.
Vic rakouske odvahy lie pode strednho toku
Piavy cd Monteo horske plane zne ku baznaemu pasmu
Benatez Vachnm Cell pluky madaske hornorakouske
tyrolske rakousf alpsti stfec Ma bojisi bylo
vcera rvavych ecfch pokracovano a msech tech Vas
vzdor houzevnatemu vzdou nepfte pozvona lee stale vice
1zemf nabyvajf
Rovnez proslule zatocne rakouska voska zaa
covana jsou zpet fece este dale ihu San Dondi
Piave Fossalta Dazova voska vceresm mocnym lderem
sraza zad vetfece opet dobyvs Capo Se lezcf
raj balm v1chodn9 asi 20 mil cd historkych Benatek
NejhGTe je vsak jednomu rakouskemu armadnmu sboru
vychodnm brehu Piavy. biz zeezncni trait Trevso-
Conegliano kde dravy Tcn proud Rakusan
IA pononovych most. fstech tech Rakusane pfekroc
Pavu hned pocau nyn6 ofensivy Vlas tehdejsfho
sveho dsupu znic vey zeezncnf most takze nepftel
pfechazen odkazan by pontony edine Pontony y wee
odneseny rozvodn9nym proudem nasedovn9 $4,000 Ra
kusand e bez vseho spojen havni afmadou cele
voky proud kery stavajch pom6rd pTebrodH neda
kdezto spoenech avakove vrha dotceny isoovany
madnf sbor pumy rdzne tfaskaviny Havnf rakouska
mada svemu pfedvoi fekou neze pomoci ponevadz
ma dasch pontond ku pfepnu Piavy mimo nutno poc
ta faktem ze dotcena hlavnf rakoska armada sedno
znho toku Pavy jest neprftelem vazne ohrozovana pax
nezlepM sve postavenf brzy ze zajetf il hrozf.
Zoufaa situace doeha rakouske generalnf komando
Svd opusteny armadn sbor fekou dahy
gano sotva zachranf ejf havnf armada Piavy bude
nez obklfeena -- pak-i totiz cas- neutece.
mela BY pred kym utkat
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21

ItaIove tisknou il IA o


v pfedvoji vitsznych italskych vojsl
jednotky nasi 6eskoslovensls armady. ce<h6
sc RaLuSany u San Dona di Piave, kde v1e14
voj6ki bylo pozajfmano. .s
Rfmsky bulletin lcasti nasf arm6<3
"Ceskoslovensks rekovns jednotlky pfinesl5 I
BET zajmu vznesens svobody neodvisloski
Sc fadach nasich. Isl n
cele Italii zveda Sc jasot mad dsp9cl
zbranf Piave.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31
WOMAN PClICE DEPUTY
Commissioned to Safe9usrd Young
Girls OF New York City

New York, Jan. 20. appointment
Of Mrs Ellen O'Grady, widow, n
Hfth deputy police commissioner Of
New York, was announced. She Is
the first woman ever to hold such an
office in this city.
Police Commissioner EnriEht de-
clared a woman deputy absolutely
necessary" In New York for The pro
lection Of young women. Her selec-
ton was the result Of her work as a
civil service probation officer in
Brooklyn courts for the last ten
years, 1t was declared.
an This city every year" the com
missioner said, there are hundreds
Of girls lurcd from their homes and
their lives wrecked. Hundreds Of
other girls from an over the country
who come 10 this city seeking oppor
tunitics are lured from the path Of
virtue and finally are found leading a
life Of shame"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31
MUNITIONS CHIEF NAMED
Money King TO be surveyor General
Of AL Army Purchases

Washington. Jan q Edward X
S,etinlus Of New York = Nor
rans aide was appointed surveyor
general Of all army purchases, viz
'ually director 10 he war govern
ment.
StetinIus complete charge Of al.
lied purchases In the United States
for a long time paSi-is regarded b.
military experts as perhaps The best
fitted man available for this post.
Announcement Of ibis tremendous
move. ~ time when congress is agi-
'a'ing for munitions director, was
made hy Secretary Baker.
Stefnius, one If the country's mon
cy kings has long been associated
wth ] r Morgan & Co. The enor-
nous contrHc.s financed through the
house Of Morgan were In Steinlus
hands, and his Intimate contact with
all war factories and his recognized
business ability are considered certain
20 20 far In sweeping ;side the halts
and chickering's heretofore existent In
war purchases,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31
MARKET REPORT

Boston. Jan. % The following
quotations are strictly wholesale
Northern creamery. extras,
fOTh0hc: western creamery. extras.
i9I49ikc: ives ern firsts. i7h q iSc .
renovated. 43Gi3hc; ladies. 400
Ale.
Eggs-Fancy hcnnery and nearby,
69IT0c: eastern extras, 67GGSc !;
western extras, G69G7c: western
prime frsis, 65aCGc: western frsts,
6ih G61c: storage extras. iTI Isc !;
storage frsts. 457iec.
Annies -raltiwlns. s2.J0T5 bbl:
russe,s. 50 50a3 so: greetings. 50 50
a.
Potatoes-Per 100 lbs, 50 s0I3;
sweets - T5G2 % bskt; new Ber-
mnds. $40 hhl
Fouliry-Turkeys. western. 22f
nc northern fowl. 2sT33c. native
hrollcrs, 3s640c northern roas'ers
&C raGc western ducks 26g 2sc;
western geese. 25a2Tc squad. SIG
doz pigeons. sa42J0 dog.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31
ONLY CASE IN AMERICA
Victim OF Aero Ms1lia Operated Upon
to Halt Her Growth

Chicago, Jan % Mabel Johnson,
rs years old, feet 6 inches tail, is
recovering from an operation intend
ed to stop her growth. The operation
consisted of removing TWO sections of
the femur bone.
I'VE were partially successful" said
DR.. Hurley. but another operation
may be necessary.
Miss Johnson is unusually bright
mentally. Her parents are both IN
dersized
Miss Johnson is sufferer from
aero -magliS, a very rare disease,
where growth Is continuous. ex-
planned Hurley There have been
but 100 of such cases reported in all
medical history, and believe Miss
lohnson's is the only one recorded in
America -"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31

snaay tcrs-iHg wi'h feta-a r
he Has rr. att ~ battre 4r arr
~ 4H3 aaf wtrrt
e
i rrWa a
specs sas ts 'Ast t n
at.t e1 sas no. gen
eful
c.rsict ptc'eJro irpfetsien
Tscr. Hf tr slose - ay
ne secretary a9cfet 5-ann''r
.efe rHtr y ne aa1 a'aa
,ers u .no coming y ne et
r.s..ras. 81 lie Soy b.. rEh 1a.
'crtr vh men 'rut te s1re ~
btt..c Il wa.tb plans now ae.ue ex.
esu.c4 ney, atoa'ed and ot success
bey9nG ae BIOS, sarga'ne eX9et'B"eus
in bu98rg ne army ana II, tndg%ri.
III supports O. hnrae Transporting aen
acr1ss se ocean. constructing rall'
roads "a France and preparing %
strike ..c enemy witt every resource
az - -ogb'rys command
when Baker closed ~ wss appar-
en- be had rcatcd a profound impres.
sion Chairman Chamberlain said so
before ne Jeff me stand There was
no a.tenp' al cross-exauination
The committee was iranklS amazed
when told hat the men Of thirry.two
national guard and national army d.
visioral camps are ready TO 80 today
OF need when members wanted 20
know why such things Tad not been
given publicity before. Baker spoke
Of the reluctance Of military men 20
reveal her war plans. and quoted
German remarks shout Americas adj
vefi.scmen' Of her preparations
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31
WOULD HAVE BEEN gUR0- N
Halseldcn Said to Have Allowed An,
other Chicago Baby to Die

Chicago, Jan, 2S.-The case Of an
other s0-caled "Haisclden baby was
recorded In the death OF Emma
Stokes, . months old.
Dr.. Harry j. Haiselden, II is al
legged refused to make extraordinary
efforts to save the child, who at the
time Of her death weighed only 2h
pounds and who had been taken to
the German American hospital
1--WE gave II ordinary humane care"
Haiselden Is reported as saying, but
not the full benefit Of scientific care,
for had ii lived II would have been
unable to use its arms and legs and
would have been q burden to itself
and parents
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31
KILLED HUB P0LIGEMAN
Charge Preferred Against Manster,
Who Is Held Without Bail

Boston, Jan 20. Harry Manster
was argaigned 10 court charged with
the murder Of Patroman Joseph G..
Keiser He refused to waive exam
nation an1 demanded a hearing His
request viii be granted Feb II and
meanwhile he will be held without bail
in jail
Capt Goode Of the Back Bay sta
ton told the court the police had some
evidence that they did not care to
diyulge until after IL had been pre-
sented TO the grand jury
The police and court authorities
are very much afraid Manster will at
tempt suicide.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31
Letter on Way Since War Started

Brockton, Mass, Jan. 20. David
Swarz Of this city yesterday received
q letter from Russia which was mailed
there by his wife, Aug. ], 1914, the
day Germany declared war on Rus
sia The letter had been censored
twelve times in its trip TO this cOun-
try
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31
hIoher Prices For War Bread

Chicago, Jan 2S Increased prices
for war bread under the new gov
eminent regulations were forecast at
the executive committee meeting Of
the National Association Of Master
Bakers here
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31
Bliss and Staff In France

Paris, Jan 25.-Gen. Bliss. chief
Of STAFF, L. S. A.. has arrived in
France with his staff. Bliss was u
member OF the American commission
to the inter-allied conference In
Paris. tie returned to the United
States on Dec. Is
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31

Washington, Jan Y -Gasolene
production costs, showing that retail
prices are from TO 10 cents above
the refining cost, w4re made public by
the federal trade commission after al
Investigation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31
North Dakota For Prohibition

Bismarck, n. D., Jan 2S The
senate, with only two dissenting
votes. concurred In The house reso'
luton ratifylng the federal prohibition
amendment
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31
Ice Twenty Seven Inehe. Thick

Portland. Me. Jan. 20 -Sebago
lake has frozen to depth OF TWEEN
tv-Seven inches, the Ice being the
thickest Of any within the recollection
Of the oldest inhabitants OF that re-
zion
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31
Merchant Ship peslaner Quits

Washington, Jan q The resig-
milton Of Theodore r Ferris. chief
ship designer for the Emergency Fleet
corporation, was pccepfpd by Chair
man Hurley Of the shipping board.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31
Cunard Liner Sunk

London, Jan % The Cunarder
Andana. reported 10 have been tor
pedoed on the Ulster coasi, hut not
sunk. went TO the bottom In spite Of
efforts 10 get her into port.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31
New Ski Champion

Cary, H., Jan. IS Lars Haugen
Of Chippewa Fails. Wis. leaped into
the national championship al the an
nnal ski tournament held here. Hau.
gen jumped 122 and ZIG feet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31
Woman Ele,teo &c LEGISLATURE

Vancouver Il c., Jan, 27.-Mrs.
Ralph Smith at this city was elected
10 the scai .e'i vacant In the provin-
cIal Legislature by the death Of her
husband.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31
British toss., For a week

London. Ian 80 British casnal-
ties reported during the week eDdin,
Jan. Is we're es,oo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-01-31

Considered Largely Respentieie For
UnIusi CritieiGrp--Wood Recon- p
~enoeo Calling on, large Army.
Though Men Mere Net Fully
IaUippeo-Shlpt Real Cruz o. Our
pretier1--MiIiion hen Under Arms
Here ard Thirty Tive Divisions
Ready 10 Go--Wsf Secretary Gre
stss Profound impression
The sun., 1918-10-15
Liberty Loan Drive
Programme for To-day

RECEPTION in Waldorf-As-
toria to Consul-General de
Mesquite of Portugal, at 1880
A. NJ.
Parade at 80 A. NJ. to Altar
of Liberty, with military escort
for Consul-General Mesquite, who
makes address at noon.
Sub-Treasury meeting begins
at noon, with United States Sen
ator Wadsworth, Lieut.. Cosmo
Hamilton. William Allen White
and l.. P. Mckinley as principal
speakers. Members of the Italian
Bersaglieri also will be present.
William S. Hart, movie star;
Mrs. Frederick Cole, Justices John
Fitzerald and James O'Gorman
will appear at Liberty Bell, City
Hall Park, at noon.
Liberty Theatre meeting be-
gins at noon, with United States
Senator Calder, Elisabeth Mar
bury, De Wolf Hopper, Maclyn
Arbuckle, Yvette Guilbert. Pen
rhyn Stanlaws. Elsie Ferguson,
Shelley Hull, Irwin Cobb, P. W.
Wilson, Julia Arthur, Vance
Thompson, Grace Drayton, Will
lam S. Hart, Sergeant Irving
Berlin. Howard Chandler Christy.
Jane Cowl, Joseph Brickerton
and Col. Preston as speakers or
entertainers.
Jeff" Davis, M. Whitpone, T.
J. Berkeley, Major Mcdowell, F.
J. Fachs, Martin Steinherg, A. j.
Baxter and Jerome Myers will be
at the U. S. S. Recruit meeting,
which starts at noon.
Edward Riegelmann, ]. F.
Twomey, A. J. Gilchrist, j. j.
O'Connell, Walter c. Burgess, c.
B. McManus and Samuel C. Nor
ris will be the principal speakers
at the Brooklyn Borough Hall
meeting at noon.
"Big Bill" Edwards, Collector
of Internal Revenue, Elisabeth
Marbury and Francis Wilson will
speak at the Liberty Bank, Madi-
son Square, at / o'clock.
Patriotic programme in charge
of Police Department, scheduled
for Union League Club at 4:30
P. M.
The sun., 1918-10-15
BRITISH EDUCATORS IN CAPITAL
gates This Afternoon.
gpecidl Dsspafch 70 TIM 9rs

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE President
win tomorrow afternoon receive the
British Educational Mission which ar
rived in Washington late this afternoon.
The delegates were met by a committee
of which Secretary OF the Interior Lane
IS chairman. The mission will tour the
country under the auspices OF the
American Council on Education. They
win remain in Washington until Friday.
Or. Arthur Everett Shipley. vice.
chancellor of the University of Cam
bridge. will be the guest of Sir Henry
Darlington Smith. Assistant High Com
missioner OF Great Britain. Sir Henry
Meters, vice chancellor OF the University
of Manchester. will be the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs Hennen Jennings. The Secre-
tary Of the Interior and Mrs. Lane will
entertain the mission at dinner to-mor-
row evening. and Sir Henry Darlington
Smith will have a dinner in their honor
on Wednesday night.
Secretary of Commerce and Mrs Red
field returned to Washington to-day
after a weeks visit in New York.
The sun., 1918-10-15

Italian Chamber OF Commerce Sunday
night
Honor Pennants for ~ Firms.
Twenty-Five more firms have been
awarded honor remnants because 100
per cent. Of their employees have sub
scribed for bonds. Every employee In
the Employees Association of the
Downey Shipping Corporation has
agreed to take a bond, the total amount
ing to more than $500, 900. All the en-
! ployees in the offices OF the Standard OIL
! Company OF New York have signed up
this time for 100000 OF bonds.
| Five training camps OF the army and
/ navy have rolled up total OF $2,347.o0o.
! The Brooklyn navy yard leads with
$3.50, 900. Camp Mills subscribed S372,-
900. Camp Upton s165,oOO. Governors
Island $4,000 and Camp Merritt
! $4,000.
More than a million dollars in sub
scriptiols were raised at luncheon yes
! terday of 200 members OF the dress and
| waist manufacturers committee of the
! Rainbow Division" George w. Wick
ersham. former United States Attorney
! General. made n special appeal for the
| support of the loan. and the subscrp-
! tons when counted are eXpe' ted TO be
nearer 100000 than s1,000.n0o.
Members Of the cloak, suit and Skirt
! trade held a Double the Third" lunch
con yesterday, and raised $1,000 900 to-
ward their quota OF S9.675.00c.
! A total Of S3.25O.i50 of subscriptions
has been received by churches, temples
/ synagogues and parishes n Greater New
! York. according TO the Liberty Loan
[ Committee.
/ Sales Of bonds at the Liberty Bell in
City Hall Park were helped yesterday
| by n speech made by Lieut. Bruno Ros-
SELL OF the Italian Infantry. The Lib
erty Shaft passed height OF thirty-fivs
feet. which means that the MAYORS Com
! mittee OF Women on National Defence
which handles the sales has disposed oi
I sl.157.25O A brick is added to the
shaft every time a $50 bond IL bought
Following are subscriptions OF more
than $4,000 each announced unoficially
by the Liberty Loan Committee yester-
day
LuekeR6acS, s.55OoOo' colar,biaS Tru.
/ Co. tfor own account. $1,000, 900; Ma,
HUFFMAN ca, Inc, 500 COO: nsnSa cam a.
mercial I'alIana, $3.50. United Cigal
stores GO 'sdttI!onan. $500 1000; Heldel'
pert Brewing Company tadditionnn, $500
New Jersey worsted Spinning Co
/ $500, 600 j. Spencer Turner Co. 1925 900
I Grauhner, Love & Lamprecht. i25955o
American Merchant Marine Insurance Co
tadditional-Wade, Robinson & Co, man,
| agSrsl, S232,400; Albert l.. Nash
| Croker Bros, $4,000 DetmPr Wooler
! Co, 5000, 500 Italian Savings Bank lad
! ditlonab and Hirsch. Lllien,hR Il Co
( Through the Mechanics and Metals Ma
! tional Bank, 5000, 900 each; C, Bshnser
| & 90. (arditionsD, Sl67, 800 Van Ant
| werp, Bishop & Fish (additionaD, Wyan-
| dotte Worsted Co, Perclval $. I'M tad
| ditlonsD, Gera Mills and Bruner Wooden
| Co. $4,000 each.
: J. IL, Lane & Go. CadditionaD, slI5, 900
| Provident Loan Society OF New York and
| employees, $4,000; l.. Rubenstein a. Co,
| $4,000; Liverpool London and Globe