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Newport daily independent., 1918-04-23

Associated Press Dispatch.
 Washington, April 23.-A diplo- matic dispatch from France reports serious food riots in Galicia, Austria
Newport daily independent., 1918-04-23
Associated Press Dispatch.

Canadian Army Headquarters in France-The Canadians during the last twelve hours raided German lines at seven places. They gassed
 the enemy with thousands of shells,
 swept his trenches with machine guns
 and hammered their front line with
 trench mortars.
Newport daily independent., 1918-04-23
' %%>>>/%/><k/&%2% . GRAND THEATR

. TONIGHT A > William A. Brady presents C = KITTIE GORDON (. A - in - (, q HER HOUR" <' ' A six-act drama.
 C There is not single Glll ( . moment in this story fro | = start to finish. It mos ( . rapidly to smashing q < z max and every one will finn ~ it splendidly entertainin \ = Price of Admission
 ' Downstairs, 10 and 15 Cel H and entire Balcony 10 Ger < ' to everybody.
 : TOMORROW NIGHT 4 ' William Farnum in q z THE HEART OF A LION q Y Seven Acts-Don't miss it. A ~ ~ AZ AtA.. .A1<AhAkAA Ss
Newport daily independent., 1918-04-23
Associated Press Dispatch.

ASSOClateu FTtSS DlSpaLCI1.
 London, April 23.-A Reuters cor. respondent at the front reports the British last night attacked on front o ia thousand yards north of Albert advancing to depth of two hundred and fifty yards.
Newport daily independent., 1918-04-23

Jefferson City, Mo-, April 29-Gov. Gardner announced today that the appointment of David R. Francis, now ambassador to Russia, to suc- ceed late Senator Stone, had been decided upon, but said Secretary Lansing advised against such action. No selection has yet been made.
Newport daily independent., 1918-04-23

Washington, April 23.- The Fed eral Trade Commission today made a complaint charging unfair methods of competition to the American To- bacco Company. It is alleged estab- lishment of resale prices is the basis of complaint
Newport daily independent., 1918-04-23

Washington, April 23.- Leading representatives of the automobile in- dpstry were in conference today with tL& fuel administration and war in- dustries board, discussing propos- al for the further curtailment in the manufacture of pleasure cars.
Newport daily independent., 1918-04-23
 Late Wire BHefs
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
 Washington, April 23.-After a spirited debate in the senate to favor the declaration of war against Tur- key and Bulgaria resolutions design ed to initiate such declarations went over without action until tomorrow.
Newport daily independent., 1918-04-23

Don't be a dead one. Advertise.
Newport daily independent., 1918-04-23

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16
Mcncs bon Scrmanm u. 3.

Scbcrmorm miinid)t iebnlidIt cinell
gllten MISREPRESENTATION Hcgen. 0tod,
cine ISOLDE bicier troGcncn, beibcll
@inoc, unb Damn miro cs gar fem
Gorn gehcil. 9os Gorn peroorrt jett
raid; MIR in Ben bottoms leioet es
nidt gang 10 iebr.
Sol. &l1bImann bcilldt %gceenmdr,
tig ieinen 9ruocr &uoolf unb bciier
Samilie, in &anias.
Sreo Sell uno @attin lpuroen fiir5.
lid burb bic anfllnft elmer fleinen
Spdter erfrellt.
Simlon 9ronot ru,b @attin, weldl
li6 Elm paar Wpnate bel bieiigen Ser.
%lpanbten arfgegalten bottell, iino an
poriecn 9onnerstog Dieoer nad,'
boltic, nod ct. 2orlis, gereilt.
Mn1. ". N1fbcs, 11cblt Sallt1lle NM
SRI. either 8ocidel, bcfanben iid
borige ISOLDE in @ellsbillc, auf 9e-
Judi bel Sreunoen.
Sobn 9llidmeper be9ob iid ON
pereaneencn Sreitag, gci6aftsbalber,
nod ct. 2ouis, unb fcbrte Damn on1
Sonntag mieoer 5rriif.
Gb. Ypcidcl lrnb Irtbur Sbenbolts
iino sur Belt in Sebolia ltrb beiidD'
tigen bic Stoats = Iltsitellltng.
Senrp 8ronot linb Sobn 8al,r.
nebit beren Samilier1, marcn art Der.
aongenen SolnStag oitf eiilem Bifnif
norolib bon Mc&ittrid.
Die l%lnterbnltltng am letter Cams
tag Ibenb, in @eber'S Sallc, erfreu-
tie iid eines 5ablreidcn 9eiuds bon
Iab iinb Sern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16
Yngnit yarSelmeier padtet bic Tuuf.
iuOOb Sarm.
GinlaSnns an Sermann 81 ben
Standardization - Sunitige
Wcnisfeitcn upn Worriiuu.

! Die &ooflpooo Sarn1, pel6c gilbert
Hinnc frilber in Tadt batte, lit iest
bon IngliIt garOelmeier gepaftet
poroen.
Sic Standardization weldc bier
am Gag Der s(rbcit" (2abor Gam
itattfinocn Dcrbcn wie in frilberen
Sabren bas cin5iee, mirflide grcig.
nib Der Saiion in Diciem Sbcile bes
Gountps biloen. @ir criparten eli.
ncn 5ablrci6en geiud bon Sernlanl,
inbcm ollie 6cltlidfcitcn mcldc in
Scrnlonn abgebalten purben aud
bon Worriion unb Ser llmgegenb in
iebr libernler @eiie unterltiitt NOR
Den iinb. Cine ioldc @cgenieiti9feit
SERVANTS, Dcldc friiber leibcr nid)t
oft iid)thar mar, miiroe in Worris
ion grobc Incrfcnnlng ausloien.
gSir bobcn Scrmarn imulcr mad,
&rlften unteritiitt; olio MIR bergel-
tct @lcihcs nit @leid)cm.
u. 81. Hicf, bon Scruoun, mar an
Wontag Dicier ISOLDE bier IN Scr
Staot.
Ilcr. SdyneiOcr, bon Berger, be-
fonb iid cinige Gage Scr per9ongcncn
ISOLDE auf geiuh bel biciigcn Ser.
manoten.
So9n =. Shlpurb lit jcbt Scr Sc.
Iitcr cincs ncllcn &ntcritate IutoS.
S9rob Spcfbnls Sr. unb Ilbcri
Spcdbals, bon Berger, bcfonoen lid
ant letter. SumStog, bcllldSmcile, IN
Morriion.
@m. Spcrrp l1no @ottir, bon Scr.
mann, iino 5~rr5cit sic 8Gitc Dor
Irtblr Spcrrp unb Sonilic,
Sreb Stonncr, bon Gbamois, ma,
am p~crgarlgenen Montag bier, II
gcidGftlihcn Gcrriftltngcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16
Nadrihten non Sem.

gll,9uIt 2ocb battc bicicr Gage bas
Mibgcidif 3 icircr 9r6btcn Sd)pcine
sl pcrlicren. Gic Sbicrc. peld)c mad
Spcnspillc ollf Sen Morft getricbcll
mllrben, ficlcn untcrrucgs Scr f1rd)t.
barren Site sum Spfcr.
Yoitor 9. g. @roft bon GUNNER
ficlo, bat icinem rcgclnlGBigen glb.
fomlnen aufol9e anl lcttcn Samsta1
gbcno, ant Sonnto9 unb aud, onl
Sonntog Ibenb, in Der biciigen Sir
DIE ecpreOigt.
SRI. Clara Gictroidfc fat it'd
norigc ISOLDE nod ct. Spuis begebcrl
Tim BORT @cidGftigullg 81 il,d)cn.
! Sranf &upelfa bat fiir5lif bon $
q. &oeoing, ppn 9lon6, cin Nltto &C.
fnltft.
s. $. 2onfcnou lit am lcetcn Sonmt
tag l1nd) Scbnlia gcreiit, I'M Die
Stnuta B.. NltSitcllllng 81 hciuhcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16
Frank h. NeumanQ
Aommigiuns- Aanfmann
gambler in
&efiigef, eicrn n. 9roonatet'
FSebiter ,larstprets be,abit
tir Sarnsprssnfte.
8elhdftsplab an Der Iiiuiten StraBe. Dit
lid pun s. s. 8ueler'S Sfmieoe.8 erf'
itdtte.
Sbone 1872.

rem Ort, ungciGbr 80 bis 100 Sub
lpeitcr fort, oll5ubinoen, mas ocrIclhc
idlicblih allf) that. Che or abcr nit
Dem 4nbinbcn uri Srpciten Srt gan5
iertig mar, muroe bic Selcpbonitonge
BON glis g%ctroffen. Scr Shlag
mari Gins Der Gicrbc 81 booen mo
Die Site bcs @lititrobls pcrbraumte
Die Sclcpbonltangc. Gum Slid ipllr'
sc fcill mcitcrcr Shoben anaeridltet.
SEER Silferbalmcr uno Salnilie,
bon ct. 2ouis iino per Illto bier arl'
gclan9t unb al,f 9eiuh bel Sermam
S6lottag.
&Gbrcn0 Die Sibc un0 Die Sro-
Gcnbcit onb1lt, ipcrocn Die 2clltc bier
ic~oeniolls ni6t NIT Dem 0rcidlen be.
ginncn.
Scrnlal1n Gin Sobn BON 8nl
Sdlpttag unb 0ottin, fiel an LETTER
Salustua bon cincnl @crilit mi
brod ocn linfcu grmr in Der 9tGbc Dee
SdltltcrgelenfS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16
Sreitas, Den 16. Insnit, 1918.
Ncncs pon 9ipiebnb d. l..

Fri. 81. Gbfcr, meldc III ct. Souis
bcih1ftigt gcmeicn mor, lit na6baulc
oefomlnen nm Scrtponbtc 81 bcillhcn.
6rl. 2cno Scicnlonn, ipelfc Die
Shulc in Cape Wirarocou bellld)t
hattie, lit icit lcttcn Samsta9 micocr
nnbcinl.
TrIs. Gru1rn @cicnlom uno s(rnan-
"a Nri1fulann, bon Sccmont, rciltcr
nll poriQn Sreitog nad @unnc,
gIcbr., nm Tcriponbte 81 beiuden.
6rl. Gliic 0tt, pcld)e in Ser gtibc
uon 0mcnspiIIc bcIhGfti9t mar, be-
fit6ct lid icit cinigcn So9cn i'm Semi
iDrCr Gltcrn, in @ccnlont.
Ncnrp Gcppc unb i%onilie lino 5ltr
,3cit sic @GItc pom Scrrn 0cppc's
SHUTTER, Grou gilbert @reunfc.
Scnrp Scicn1onn Sr. uno 8attin,
iUcldc in gtcbraSfa lln0 Soma altI
@cilld gcipeicn muren, iino borigc
@odc 5ltriid9efebrt.
SRI. ella Sicfcr, ipclde iid Die
len Sonmcr in ct. 2ouis ultfgehol-
ten bat, lit icbt bier ouf @eilld bel
i5ren In9cborigcn.
Cos feline S0bnden bon 3. 9aois
m,o @attin lit filralid int Scim bon
Srull Sapis' Gltcrn, Z. 81. Nobcrlon
ms @ottin e~cItorbcn. SIC @ccroig'
ing crfolotc ON borigcn 0ic1Stng
oui bcu Storp Sill Srichbofc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16
2adridten bon 9rafc.

@corg &urrclmeper nno 8ottliet
@intcr buben iih jeber in Der Der:
flpiiencn ISOLDE elm Iltto onaeidaftt
0uitap Gneelbrcd)t uno Sonliltt
iino in ibrcm gll,to bon l(pluno, Ncbr
bier oi,9clollgt, Inn ibrcn 6rclrnocl'
eillcn @cilld ab5uItutten.
g(m 81. mo %. Mllglllt miro bic,
cine 2ogcrpcrionmlunng Camp meet
ing) nb9ebalten.
Gor einigen Sagen fllbr Naltnl
2inonlan in Il,g. Sribentepcr'S Sol.
roillll, pGbrenb eincs orobcnocn &C.
mitters, ul1b BANJO iein @eipamn al
cine Selepbonitangc. Scrr Sritc
mepcr CAB Dem Serrn Gaitor Der
Gutb, fem @eiparn an cinem anoe'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16

Die &oofwoob Sarnl, pel6c gilbert
Slime frilber in Tadt batte, lit jest
bon Ingllit Saroclmeier gepadtet
nor6pn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16
Yutsban, Neuigfeitcn.

Gbriit. Wcper, Scrrnan ScnleDcr,
Sam Settler uno Sictor @obl baben
lcbtc ISOLDE cine Sabrt nah 2dfa-
petite Gountp anectrctcn.
Ger ,Somc Mafers Club" miro
am Sonntng Na6mittog, Den 25.
Muguit, I'M Shllbauie, 5ugunIten oes
Rotbcn &reu5es, Gin Sec Gream
Social geben.
SenrD Settler bat Dor 8ur5em bon
Com Hbooe elm @eipann Walileiel
gefouft.
Sroll Senrp Eidappler lit am Der
gongcncn Srcitag bon einem mebr'
pobentliden 9eiltd in ct. 2ouis 5n'
riidgefebrt.
5rls. Soa uno &atie Sdmitt, To-
ipie 6eren Wrltoer Srailf, babcn iid
am per9angcnen Samstag nod 90.
balia begeben, gum geilth Der Nus
itelIung.
Sri. Gutb 9rlrnocblcr, bon Vii
burn, SIl8., befillbet iih gegcntuGrfl9
bier, allf 9eiu6 bel ibrem Safer, go
flor 9rlttocbler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16

Gin Goi1ntp in Wiiioliri 5icbt mebr
3prn u[s ipie noun onberc Stantcn
5uiommcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16

/. Clarence c. Kocnig, Bland
2. Christ. A. Essmann, Bland
8. Fred A. Brown, New Haven
A. Claud r. Raver, Bland
5. Sanford H~avener, Rosebud
6. Jos. +. Williams, Bland
7. Deda Gawer, Canaan
8. Gus. +. Dittmann, Canaan
8. Earl F. Perry, Canaan
10. Miles Nicks, OwensviHe
IL. Jesse 4. Smith, Canaan
IL. Chas. H. Williams, Hermann
10. Richard o. Sperry, Hermann
IA. Frank j. Klos, Hermann
Is. Fred w. Hengstenberg, Owensville
16. Walter E. Schneider, Canaan
II. Thos. H. Glandon, Bland
Is. Hy. M. Lambert, Mt. Sterling
10. Raymond A. Chill, Gasconade
20. Hy. l.. Ebker, Rosebud
81. John H. Gilmore, Hermann
%. VIM. Fl. Schlemeyer, Jr., Hermann
%. Edw. C. Weber, Hermann
"a. Alb. p. WOLF, Morrison
IS. Oscar F. Ritterbusch, Bland
rs. Eug. C. Drummer, Hermann
27. Aug. C. Ritterbusch, Owensville
%. Emery E. Maupin, Owensville
20. Herbert C. Maushund, Hermann
80. VIM. F. Pletz, Owensville
81. Edwin G. AufderHeide, Bland
80. Luther E. Gibson, Owensville
SO. Richard G.. Stoehr, Hermann
"a. Roy G. Augustine, Swiss
So. Ferd. p. Danuser, Hermann
36. Ezra Pope, Canaan
81. Otto H. Hoppe, Morrison
So. VIM. F. Kicks, Potsdam
80. Henry G. Goers, Bland
40. Louis F. Lahmeyer, Bland
al. Fred J. Diestelkamp, Bland
az. Aug. o. Liesemeyer, Bay
AZ. Chas. E. Lacy, Bland
"a. Walter A. Liesemeyer, Bay
As. Oliver H. Jacob, Stony Hill
46. johnny A. Sorrell, Red Bird
At. Fredr. W. Frische, Hope
4S. Arthur G. Obenhaus, Hrmann
40. Ben Fiegler, Potsdam
so. Walter C. Book, Hermann
81. Geo. w. Opitz, Owensville
So. Leo. T. Haeffner, Hermann
SIS. Walter Niewald, Rosebud
81. Emery S. Cuneio, Tea
55. Willie l.. Gatzemeyer, Hermann
Sc. Frank H. Juedemann Jr., Owens.
81. John Hate, Hermann
So. VIM. A. Enke, Benz
50. Herm. J. Kaeding, Bland
60. Willie A. Schlottach, Owensville
81. James D. Agee, Ow~ensville
62. Albert A. Kruger, Bland
60. VIM. E. Smith, Canaan
Ga. Hy. H. F. Brinkmann, Owensville
65. Albert G. Wittrock, Bland
&c. Edw. C. Order, Bland
6S. Daniel H. Birkmann, Owensville
60. Edw. o. Poeschel, Hermann
10. Julius J. Rode, Hermann
II. Ben H. Schultz, Owensville
72. Clark Mathews, Red Bird
70. Hy. A. Pollmann, Hermann
IA. Geo. F. Stolte Stony Hill
rs. Aug. F. Kuhne, Owensville
9laiie 5 &0rperIid untaliglid gum
N%iIitGrbienIt.
/. VIM. C. BOIL, Hermann
2. Albert Schmidt, Hermann
3. VIM. S. Stockton, Bland
A. Irwin Hansen, Hermann
5. Hy. F. L~angenberg, Rosebud
6. Alb. F. Kosark, Rosebud
z. Frank ]. Bierwirth, Bay
8. VIM. E. Steadford, Owensville
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16
Sermanntr Soltsblatt.
srai Yrintius Co., 9eransseber.
Sermann, @o.

Entered as Second Class Matter Week
" at Post Office, Hermann, No.,
Under Act of Congress, March 8,
1879.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16

9. Herm. C. Rohlfng, Morrison
10. John F. Meyer, Beemont
II. Wm. G. Moeller, Owensville
IL. Bruno o. Schaefer, Hermann
10. Paul F. Schultz, Owensville
ID. Gebhart Gawer, Hermann
IS. Philip j. Scego, Rosebud
16. Harold L. Friend, Hermann
II. Willie II. Lottmann, Rosebud
1S. Hy. F. Dittmann, Canaan
10. Walter D. Tayloe, Owensville
20. Frank Busen, Tea
Fl. Fred W. Stadtlander, Bland
&loiie / 9orperlid tauglih MIR hi,
beidrGnften 0icnlt.
l. Victor j. Deppe, Morrison
2. Herbert C. Mertens, Morrison
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
MAY RECOGNIZE BOLSHEyIkI.
Foreign ENJOYS in Petrograd Reported
Cnnferring on Subject.

London, Jan. 2d.--Some Of tho am
bassadors at Petrograd are reported TO be
copferring with reference to formal
Acknowledgement by their governments
Of the Bolshevik government. 1t is not
stated which ambassadors arc concerned
and there is TO indication as to the
decision
The Russian national commissioners
arc reported to have received the reply
OF Great Britain to their inquiry regarding
the arrival Of British crusier at Vladi-
vostok. Although the British eXplana-
ton was not wholly satisfactory, it was
regarded as acceptable and the fact that
the reply Was addressed 10 the COM
missioners made a good impression.
According 10 a wireless dispatch from
Bernc, the peace negotiations At Brcst-
Litovsk have been complicated by the
arrival there of a second Ukrainian deic-
CATION This delegation is identified
with the Bolshevik Ukrainian centre at
Kharkov, which contends that il alone IS
entitled to speak in the name Of Ukraine.
These delegates deny the right of the
first delegation, with which the Germans
have been negotiating, to represent
Ukraine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
WAR MARRIAGES
NO BAR TO DRAFT
N. Y. Appeals Board Refuses to
Regard Ceremonies Since May
l8 as Exemption Claim.
Nav YouK Ian. 26.

NEw YORK., JAN. ~.
The District Draft Appeals Bo ard, OF
which Charles Il. Hughes Is chairman,
established yesterday DEF nitely and finally
the status of nll registrants who have
married since the enactment Of the CON
scription law.
BY unanimous vote after extended
debate tho board ruled that fro marriage
contracted since May Is, 1917, shall be
regarded aH emitting conseriptable
man to deferred classification under the
qliestionuaire system unless it be shown
that the man was justli ed in believing
that he was no longer subject 10 the draft
when he entered the bonds.
This IS explained by the board mem
hcrs to mean that where "A registrant has
been called 90 the first draft and found
to be physically disquali ed or has re-
ceived a certlf cate of exemption or dis
charge on other than industrial grounds
prior to his marriage he should receive
tho same classi cation that would be
accorded him had his marriage taken
nlace prior to May Is. This would not
apply, however, IN a case pending an
appeal with the district board.
Men who between May II and Deem
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
WATER FAMINE AND LACK
OF CARS HALT SHIPMENTS

PottsviIle. Pa, Jan. 26 With the
daily output of fuel through the anthracite
belt barely exceeding the tonnage moved
TO the markets reserve supplies arc
being reduced. according TO mining of
ficials. and IL is feared that suffering for
coal will be acute If the railroads face
further traffic congestion.
The situation is hcing complicated also.
il was announced today. by the con
tinued water famine. cold weather and
tho scarcity 0f empty coal cars. Maple
hill. st. Nicholas and tllaugowan col
lieries OF the Philadelphia and Reading
Coal and Iron Co have been idle several
davs and a number of breakers near
Mahanoy City have suspended operations.
Reports which have been received IN
Pottsvillc indicate that the collierles in
the Shamokin district of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad arc badly in need OF
empty cars. Twelve hundred coal cars,
il is estimated have been sent out by the
Reading in the last ~ hours
Al practically every colheTy IN tic
mining districts now coal cars arc hauled
on steam heated tracks This Is designed
To prevent the car wheels from freezing
TO the rails and keep tho lubrlcatlon IN
the wheel boxes from freezing.
During Dec 1917 anthracite 10 the
amount of 5,69S. .945 tons was shipped
to market. This total represents ll6, los
more than the amount shipped in Dccem-
her. 1916
State Representative Frank Reese, 81
pottsville. declared today that the Goa
being sent 10 market is twenty 10 forty
per cent lacking in ccnlbustible ef
ticiencN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
PROHIBITION TO WAIT.
Subordinated TO Baltimore Extension Bill
In Maryland Legislature.

Annapolis, Md, Jan. 26.--While the
Republicans were not successful. yesterday
in executing their plan to push the city
extension bill to the third reading hle, even
agreeing to remain in session continuously
until this step shall have been accom-
plished, they won point very much TO
their advantage, in placing the city ex-
tension bill ahead Of the Federal pro-
hibition amendment, which the temper
ance committee voted to report favor,
ably and which the committee, backed
bv the Anti-Saloon League, was cooked
and primed to rush ahead OF the city
extension measure. AS a result of the
days proceedings, the prohibition amend
ment will follow the city extension bull.
As the latter is expected to consume
the sessions of Thursday, Friday. Satur-
dav (if session is held on this day.,
Monday and Tuesday, the prohibition
amendment as special order cannot
be reached until the middle OF next week
unless its supporters are strong, enough
in the House TO seize the relns and place 1T
ahead of the city extension movement,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
TO HONOR PATRIOTS.
Service Flag to Be Presented 70 Mt.
Salem Church on Sunday Night.

Under the auspices of Mt. Salem
Brotherhood a service flag will be pre-
sentod To the church on Sunday evening
at 745 o'clock, in honor OF the FL young
men who have entered their country,s
service from the families affiliated with
Mt. Salem. An interesting program has
been prepared, consisting OF instrumental
and vocal music, patriotic addresses
by William Winpate Of Marshallton
and Rev. w. e. Iabbart, the pastor,
with music by Mt. Salem orchestra and
choir.
The various posts of the G. A. r., camps
and commandery of the 7. o. y. oil a,
councils and guard Of the Jr. .. Y. a. M,
Sons of Veterans, Sons OF Veterans AUX
iliary, Crusaders Castle, Il. Il. r., High
/ land Athletic Club and others have been
invited and will assemble at Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventeenth and Woodlawn ave-
niue, at 7.3O o'clock and, exoorted by
Troop No. IL, Boy Scouts, and Mt.
Salem Brotherhood, will march to the
church in body.
The following are the pames OF the
young men who will be represented by
the stars in the flag: Joseph Abbott,
Third Field Art Joseph A. hnrkley,
L. S. Navy Radio, Sergt. John Benson
| 307th Nj. G.. Bat; james l.. Berry. Seven
teonth Cavalry; Raymond Bloom, Y. ).
| Navy; Robert Burns 303d Am. Train
Corp. George w. Gentie,i, la3d Field Art
Newman d. Gray, 2lst Eng, William
| Griffith, Oath Inf; First Lieut.. sarnue
l.. Hamilton, 3l7th Inf; Second Lieut..
W. Paul Hamilton, 3ipth Inf; Corp
David Harris, Third Field Art; Lester
Harris, 10th Inf; J. Palmer Harris
Jt Ord Dept: Wilmer Hartenstine
1l4th Inf: Chief Yeoman Htrbert Lat
ter. 4. S. Navy; Corp John Mckelyey
IIdth Inf. Howard Robinson, nth Inf
George Vernon, NJ. s T. No. 4; William
| Voss. u. s. Navy, Andrew Whiteman
l. : NnNn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-26
TO LIFT EMBARGO
EARLY NEXT WEEK
Rc-routing and Better Weather
Aid Greatly in Freeing Con-
gestion on Railroads.
WAsuINGToN. Jan. 90.


Successful re-routing of much western
freight over southern lines. and better
weather today over most Of the East,
prompted Railroad Administration Off
cials TO declare that the general freight
embargo now imposed on three Eastern
trunk lines would be removed by Monday
or Tuesday.
Coal movements were reported far
greater today than at any time IN the past
ten days
A zone system Of coal distribution TO
be administered by J. d. A. Morrow,
was being mapped out rapidly by officials
Of the Railroad and Fuel Administrations
today, as the next step necessary 10 speed
ing m deliveries by clearing the traffic
congestion.
MIR Morrow, organizer and secretary
Of the National Coal Association, who wnf
put an charge of coal distribution and
apportionment hv the Fuel Admlnlstro
ton last night. will supervise all pooling
and transportation arrangements. Formal
announcement of the details Of the zone
plan. which also will he under his control
Is expected shortly,
Officials expressed the belief that the
proposed system will prove effective IN
eliminating long and cross hsuls and make
another serious coal shortage this winter
impossible.