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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06

WANTED
FOR ESSENTIAL WAR WORK
TOOL AND GAUGE MAKERS
MAcHINIsTs
MILLING MACHINE HANDS
HORIZONTAL BORING MILL HANDS
VERTICAL BORING MILL HANDS
LATHE HANDS
PLANER HANDS
sHAPER HANDS
sLoTTER HANDS
JONES g LAMsoN HANDS
PRATT WHITNEY HANDS
MILLING MACHINE ADJUsTERs
J. & L. ADJUsTERs
PRATT & WHITNEY ADJUsTERs
oIsHoLT LATHE ADJUsTERs
GEAR CUTTERS
EvERHARDT & GLEASON
BENCH HANDS FOR
oUN-MoUSr AND SIGHT WORK
MUST SPEAK THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
AND BE AN AMERICAN CITIZEN
SAVAGE ARMS CORP.
ERIE AVE. AND sEPvIvA ST.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
APPLY NEAREST
U. s. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
BRING THIS AID WITH you
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WFsr PHILaDELPHIA
APARTMENTS WANTED

uoUsEKEEPING APARTMENTS wanted: S
or rooms and bath; Logan. Germantown
or Chsttnut Hin preferred. NJ 2lf. Ledger
office.
wANTED--T'wo-room apartment with bath
and kltchenette. unfurnished; must be In
ana rtmpnt building with separate, entrance.
oScunati0n Decenher '. Y 12t LEDGER o'fiee,
tf0TTsE<EEPING APARTMENT wanted,
f,irnisbed; must have bedrooms LIST or Cd
floor. unless house hiss elevator. would sub
let. c 209. Ledger ofnce-
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H H
OH GOLD

OLD gold. silver. platlm. plated ware, old
style jew'ry teeth plates bought for ca sh
"st 1StT. ]. T.. ClnrlS rCnner Sl7 SAMSON
CASH paid for old gold, silver; clocks re-
paired Rogers. ~ $. l7th 81. LOc l2iO.
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GERMANTOWN

| ,JUsE FOR SALE by builder--onlv
two left, New stone house cor, OF
| I'm en- and HOrtter SITS. . SOS from
'arpentcr Sta,-2 SOS from German
own ave. Ten roons-two baths
| leeping porch. All steam heated by
Germantown steam Company. Continu-
| ous hot voter-'arge gas rance. Robert
l F'N~""N W""~e ave "nd DuVal st.
WILL SELL At SACRIFICE ine old stone
residence, in good condition. with large
lot, corner Church 'ane and Nash ave sub
ject to $40 mortgage; cash offer Invited
Immediate uuss sslon, H. G. HARRIS &
Co, Guar. Tr Bldg. Atlantic city, N j,
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TYPEWRITERs AND SUPPLIES

TYpEWRITERS-Rebu typawriters at low
pr,ces. rental mos. !. Sole agts for CO.
rome I.ibsrtv Typewritlng Co, 1029 Chestnut
TYfEwKirERs, all makesi plenty, in stock;
Typewriter Co.. AZ N. 10th ST.. near Arch.
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NEW JERSEY FARMS

DESIRABLE FARMS AND SUBURBAN
DWELLINGS At REASONS ~ = ~ If;n;s
I'D TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER: no
NOT FAIL TO MAKE INSPECTION OF THE
SAME. AS THEY ARE WORTH YOUR At
TENTIoN LOUIS r. LEDDoN. CLAYTON
"
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STAMPS AND COINS
VIZ NTED

STAMPS. ALBUMS AND SUPPLIES
for sfqmo collectors
w 90 ~ r-TIJ ct
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sJyuArroNswANTFD--FEMALE

CIERICAI4-Rehned, highly educated young
lady would like evening work. NJ l41.
Ledger Central
LADY. refined educated mlddle-aged, skill
ful win act mothers helner or com
panion in return for home; she il employed
afternoons; please give particulars In first
letter. II SiS. ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER, young woman: settled.
reliable, desires pos as dictaphone oper-
atOr aud office worker; SIS; state partlcu-
lnrs g. 90, Todger Onice.
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ROARDING
APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
Central apartments a specially. Sherwood
- 15oI Walnut ST. Some very attractivp
/ and . room furn, ants some housekpg
THE GENEVA
1877 s. 10TH ST.
tIigh cIasa anartmcnts with or without prl.
vate bath; entirely return, Tel, Spruce S70O.
SPRUCE. i71i-Furnished and unfurnished; I;
some housekeeping; exclusive location.
Lath' Applv tho Nash, 1927 Spruce st.
WEST PHILaDELPHIA
.GREEN TREES" 3als Barring st-Very
iarge room Fouthwcst exposure. suitable
sor counie, excellent meals at separate ta-
los pSop~ NJ ~in~ T"dS.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

EXECUTIVE. young with good record sell
ing ability. 2S years, married class 4 A.
experienced corIespondent, conversant with
corporation work. soicits interview with a
concern who can offer unlimited opportuni-
ties to one Of ability other than a salary Of
$500 with no future. W 056 Led Cent
CoULp ANY ONE employ gentleman AZ
refined. capable, bearing and educa tion
mfr. Of artificial pearls and out of business
through war; experienced in business. man
aging. selling. representing; ability In trade
arts and capable 20 meet people OF class
II 555. Ledser Central.
HI0H SCHOOL boy wants work satur.
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SIXTY ACRES. 14-room stone Colonial farm
house acres woods; annie orchard. running
stream; n eeen enough for boating and bath:
stat don. IL miles from Phila nricn kia snn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06

FIDELITY FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE,
IS17-1Sl0 MARKET ST.

NJ ~ PbiiaI stor. Co. aOos Lehiqb. Dia 7sGo
PACKARD AUTO SERVICE. EST. FREE
SQUARE DEAL. STORAGE co. Is N. 5ed
~ snecial rates to and from Now YORK
Roston and Washington. belmont G2sl'
MONARCH Storage Co. $50 Lancaster ave
Auto service. Storage, Packing, Long
Distance Moving.
IiTRNRD Sforase 90 . OlS Glrard ave: mov-
nacl storare phone Pow 1"OI park 4a9
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HIGH SCHOOL BOY wants work satur-
days. 9 21Q. Ledger onics.
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HERKNESS & STETSON

LAND TITLE RUILDING
80 ACRES. stone house. large barn, orchard
and woods; square to cars: . miles from
Goth st. terminal: will sacrifice CIIAs w
RUSSELL. 3O5 Real Estate Bldg.
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CAST-OFF CLOTHING

ITiohest prices paid for gontlc-1en's and
ladies' clothing cf all kinds coats. shoes.
furs etc: give me trial can w~itn or
nhono Pon'nr hT71 NlaCker. 1920 Ponlar.
CAST-OFF CLOTHING AND SHOES
bought Of mon, women children; also he'd
ding quilts blankets, sheets. etc. hest prices
maid. he convinced: call or write. RCll phone
Market o4is. w. II. stern. S3I N. 4th st.
CAST-OFF CLOTHING-Ladies' and gentle
mems shoes. hats; positively pay 500 more
than others Write, call. Phone Dickinson
6I55 we call city. country. day, evening.
Friedman Bros, lIi4 South st.
CAST-OFF cloth z shocs&Nats b't Sond post'l
or ph Park GAG A. Sneidman. 922 Poplar.
EI-RNTTIrRF Of p I kinds: high. pricrs Write
= nhnnn Rnl- IsAI. Knhnclk. 400 \ GNth 8.
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General

BUSINESS SERVICE co, 1lle Land Title
-ACCOTNTANTS-4 cost $4,000 TO Sohnn
Several seniors and office, s5O-s7l, CLERKS
-25 office, factory. bank. sis,s30 CHEM
TSTS-Analy., steel. oil. milk, s3n-S5O.
DIR AFTSNEN--11 mechanical $500 $4,000
! ENGTNFFRS-Plqnt efficiency. SlsOO-siOOo
FOREAtEN-Grav iron mid. machcine; good
sal. NTENDENTS--Steel mill ma
chinery mfg. nlant. factory. s2aoO-SfO0O.
! STFNOS and SAIESNEN. attractive sails.
| CAPABLE MEN-Tech. office and sales.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06

HIGHLAND PARK -- New s-room modern
homes; some with garage: convenient TO
5000 $500 ard un
RYAN 5oOs Market ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06

- Slate roof brick: imme-
diate possession; price $4,000; terms Tele-
phone T.ansdnvnn 90
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
MAURICE C. PAUL
Church Road. Elkins Park
FOR SALE CHEAP

00i N. % st, corner Green st. Address
owner. s. Fleishman 1884 9th ave, Pitts
burgh Pa
The evening herald., 1918-03-16

! ing ~ home while men did the hgbi
ing. Also, We were supposed between
wrcps to have modest share in the
rearing of the men who made the armies.
| slightly modified. that idea still held iu
this country when wear ago The uitcd
states entered the war.
Very humblN. We wumcr touk stock
of ourselves aud PRAYED ~ be- .ivpu
something 10 do. \ member uf President
WILSON, cabinet permitted coftnin
work 10 be- done hccuusc. said be-. ii
viii Keep the women occupied aud they
viii bother MS less. - Dr Anna Howard
shaw snys that every mnu ~ tho
nitcd States put his mind to work on
the problem ot what war work women
could DO and rf be- has nor yet told as
about H.. be- is going 60. tomorrow.
Gradually, with ever increasing mo
mentum. with mistakes of COURSE but
with an esprit de- corps that j. nothing
short ~ splendid. the women of the
rOuntry and Of Albuquerque have been
mobilizng their forces and finding
work, real war WORK. 20 do Aud on.
the gloty ot feeling thui wc. too. lrr
"in H.
And nov comes another line of urtiy.
ity ia which We can hclp--cHm hbiur.
les 30 far. prejudice. regular army
tradition and the conditions uf the
work itself have prcS women scrv.
ing as camp librarians rArcpt iu frw
cases. ~ the work becUmcs orgnnized
thar will change But from The first
.of the American Library assgciutiou =
war srryire. women have been in it boz
the aggregate even more than mrn.
Women were iu the majority u tha
workers who raised the funds last fall
with which the libraries wcfr bull, iu
all ~ the thirty four cHn'nnmcuts They
are iu every book soliciting campaign.
They sift. prepare. catalogue and for.
ward the books The force ~ nutionnl
headquarters iu the congressional d.
hrury rs largrl, force ot women
In collecting the quota Of books for
Albuquerque go send to 'hr soldiers
nrNt week. we appeal tn \lhupurtuur
women. confident that they viii respond
generously us 20 every other cnll
Select your gift book to the soldiers
and sailor, as You would for N1ur own
men friends fiction or uon.Hctiou. the
strong Nirilc. dcscfyodly popular book
that young men hkr send them to the
public lhmrv of tu the Rcd trps, room
iu the Commercial club. T. you otc un.
able Z, send them yuursolf. phone 1874
ant they viii be called ton They viii
bc sent promptly to the camp library
dcsignntrd hy national headquarters.
and viii carry with them real help aud
encouragement from YOU to many u muu
iu uniform.
The evening herald., 1918-03-16
sHi DON T SAY 1T

The mcurcst thing one PERSON can
say q" another iu these time, ,s slack
rr "r "pro German. These are hand
names % call person. 81 durlline Wer,
W fashion Wuuy such ,lur, might be-
wiped oui with indignant blood To- be-
accused ut being war ally of the
tirnclous Hun - uu accusation worthy
OF r"Pudiutiou. And yet would you be.
u'No H. these names are applied hv
SOME people every time they no dis.
gruntled over triiling acts of friends,
One Wonuu called her drcssmukrr "pro.
German because the new dress did NOT
ht \ householder who begged grocer
fur some rNtrn sugar was sueerngly rc.
trrrod % by the clerks Hs "pro-Gpr.
man. \ man Who enlisted in the civil
service tor ship building instead of IN
'hc army was called by his ncighhor 90
Stacker. To say such worl- u hu~v
Judgment is ignohlc. The saving do.s
not make q true. 3ui 10 loyal patriotic
souls such unjust accusations bum like
rcdhot mons such charges should reme
from officer, who know person, 60 b., ID
mruaco 20 society, and then the accused
should Dee placed under surveillance mp
Imprisoned or whatever >rvms best Tor
the country ,, good. But iu the excite.
mrni 81 war times. us we'll a, ai other
umrs, the spirit ot intolerance oupbt
not 40 trHmmrl the sacred tin. Of prigb
huiurss.
The evening herald., 1918-03-16
~
FOR MISS VEINS

One OF the iollicst parties OF the sea.
sou was the informal evening AZ cards
Thursday. When Miss Estcllc Nnlck Wns
hostess to score Of young people in
compliment to Miss Ncfnn Wcms. The
beautiful pnrlors of the d. j. Rankin
home was The scrno of the mcrtymukiug
and Miss Nalck proved herself as adept
lu the gracious ait OF hospitality as in
fhc art of music. "rhe happiest even.
iug / ever spent. was the verdict uf
many after the party was over. and its
memory frightened the faces of those
rrrouutiug the pleasure.
The evening herald., 1918-03-16
TRIO OF CLUBS UNITE
FOR PROGRAM

The spirit of unity aud ,u.up,utiuu
b. dominating an club women ot thi,
vicinity as we'll ~ Of the city. Tho
large assembly ut the Woman p. club
Yesterday uitcluuon heard inspiring pu
pcrs, rich mus, aud rcgorts from thrr,
country clubs The boulevard club of
ihc Old Town boulryprd district of
which Mrs. Jacobsen is president. WA
represented in reports of ~ history uud
aims giNvl ly Mrs. ". 4. ThuNion Mrs
i. &. Gentry, president ut th" Mirrr ilra
Mcduc day club. of the norta iual
district, rrud uu edifying account ~ the
progrc. of this lively woman y club.
The Hou,rErrpcrs club Of the N'.iac1
Nrin.ty that has au enrolment 70! %
member, headed by Mrs + g. shelley,
Wus represented in O paper read hN Mrs
\ N. Bnilry All Of these clubs report
ed particular activities iu Red Cro.s
work. One ot the clubs recently devoted
70 week to fruit canning for the poor ~
their ,irinuy. AL look cont tor thr
The evening herald., 1918-03-16
SINCE YOU WENT AWAY

since You went away, every gay sailor
lad,
Every khakrclnd soldier ! ,cc.
Has % place in iay heart, and ,hniy boz
my thoughts
And belongs. just little Co me-
he 7, r"mrnde of yours. and j., hearing
hi, STARE
pf the burden that rests ipnu YOU.
buth urc doing the task which the ua.
iiuH has set
For IT, glorious manhood tu de-.
since YOU went away, hnvr entered
within
\ -istcfhood mystic aud gree,
pt women who 'Ny learned the grrot les.
son o. give
And arc learning another, 20 wait.
But | strive like the rest. not BE-. doabt
cor to fear,
To muImur, or sigh, OF complain.
but 10 trus, iu HIS might, and o. know
IN Has eve
That the sacrifice cennoi h, loo vain
since YOU went away every fold OF The
tlog
HAS p message that IS tender and true:
II bus always meant liberty. freedom
aud right.
u now means ny country sou.
i"ur honor is part of the deep azure
H,ld.
Your courage ut ouvb crimson bar.
Nri the soul ut yUa. shining, Ir.plcud
cnt and clear
j. part ot each beautiful stul
Nilsson Brown in MrtroruIfnr tur
March
The evening herald., 1918-03-16

nov in France. is one of part,cula in.
tcrrst 90 an who know him aud all
Whu-r thoughts are focused ou the
world = battle scene
"Sumcv here IN France. F,h 49,
"Dcr Mother aud Father;
80 word FROM you vet. telling nae
that yuu received MY cahlrgfam. but
none uf ". Albuquerque bows have had
word frum out fathers or mothers vet.
We know vou have written. but You
con guess ms we'll Us We cuu what has
happened to them ! know YOU got the
cable. for ! hod a letter from Mos.
telling mc that ~i. wrote aud Nuld
him about it ! had letter trnm Dad.
that hr wrote Boo Niu,iuV only uur
pHgr of it. but | surr vas glad tu get II.
would love Go write yuu every
day hut We get what b. called the blue
envelope every week. and nll rur let.
tcfs must hc pat IN ~. So Nou cHu scr
thut can only write ono letter O. week
We are getting aloug hEr and the
weather is nice and warm. Nc dni
hard every day. hut We ~ getting used
20 II nov and IL = not halt bad ~v
other fellows and have Ngulnt party
every night. We all put in aBd buy
lunch. We have cocoa. canned milk
toast "hccse. blackberry iom. butter.
eggs. apples aud nuts The whole hin
comes to about u trnHcs Eggs cost
about Q frnncs per doleu one franc j.
equal 60 2n cents. 50 you see seven @;
ms DO not spend very much snd We all
have quite enough. Noble CraWfosd is
here aud hc and are going 10 the ball
game this afternoon saturday We
have hnl game every Saturday aud
sunday afternoon. de- not temcmhoi
~ / told YOU befor" that We "a, mot
light artillery any more. We have siN.
inch guns. anti howitzcts
They are Somc guns: they weigh
Ubuw y ions aud are drawn 10y huge
tractors.
- haven \ been To- any large ci,ie.
since coming 20 tais camp. see by ,he
Evening Herald thut Hazel Carncs aud
Esther Trutter urc married. Tell Vera
20 hc careful I don know what we
fellows in France will DO when We
come home h. Vr expect 80 urt married.
for IL seems us though all the Young
girls urc being married Guess we'd
better bring back French lirl unless
we "a bee satisfied with some old maid.
The Captain Is uuW our Major. uud be-
is still With us bought hos OF cigat,
today az the =. ,nlos room and llso
box ui lemon drops for | franc aud
81 ccutimcs.
''This is about AN I can write now.
50 ] viii close aud go tu thr game.
Keep brave and strong, for ! M doing
iusi hup and this War can Z last forever
Lovingly. your SON,
"DANE.'
The evening herald., 1918-03-16
ERIN S FLAG

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The evening herald., 1918-03-16
A MONTHLY AFFAIR

The hilarious success at thu initial
tag card party NJ the Ems Inst week
has started the ball rplliag Ton series
u ~ simply too gvod an opportunity to
have social game with the boys and
.t the same time be benen,iing such a
good cause ns the Red Cross. m com.
.uittec ct ladies beaded hy Nr- Rnrh
was hesicged with requests 10 make the
event % weekly affair. but even f the
autlcrd ones could keep up the pace tor
inur times mouth aud thfCc.gu1ijrt.
ui 70 n:g card seance. he committee
Iuld not stand the eXcitcmrnt 80 the
.aNies decided discretion the hctf,l part
.f yal)r and side-stepped che imporiun.
ties of the card enthusiasts hy acquics
,ing 20 one fourth Of thcir appeal and
granting a card fest onec each month
20 stays interested in the Red 'Ios.
funds
The evening herald., 1918-03-16
HELLY.HoLzHAusEN

The eourtship 81 . Young couple vho
enjoy special popularity hcreabout. rnl.
minated ~ the nuptial altar Wcduc,
day evening when Miss Barbara shelly.
dnugh'c, OF Mr. and Mrs. y g. shelly.
became Mrs. Floyd Holghauscn.
The ceremony took place az the pnr
-ouagc of tho South Methodist church.
no South Edith, at o'clock, when IN
thr presence ~ few witnesses. Rev
! q. Jones pronounced the word, that
made the two one
The uoWlyWcds went o. thc country
residence Of the groom
The bride is daughter ot the Duke
city. talented and wiusomc. Nj Holy.
huusou IL one of the thrifty yuuug
farmers who is making the Rio Grnudc
valley in this section famous, aud enjoy.
the esteem OF the entire community.
Yesterday and today the bridal couple
urc being entertained az the home az the
bride = parents south of the city.
The evening herald., 1918-03-16
OUR BOYS AT FOOTBALL
LOVER THERE

clipping from Paris newspaper
sent 90 Mrs. Ritirnhouse by her son. pie.
tuTcs group nf American soldiers lined
mp on spacious field for game oi
football. Their face, show the joy ot
the game ard the same ragcincss as M
la students contest on the gridirOn. The
Paris paper has this inscription below
the two-culumn photograph: +" Amcrirar
troops in France don't work all th,
time. y certain amount ot time l. given
to sport. Every unit has % football
team In this photograph the hoy, are
shown az football. The buildings iu the
background are the barracks.
The evening herald., 1918-03-16
THE GREEN STOCKINGS

The annual drama 81 the ecUu.r ,I.-.
az ihe high school hae h,,u -rlr.iri
aud the east assigned Miss Crinr. iu.
trurtor iu English aud drnmH'I.-. I, 90
Dee the coach The senior. arc foo h, as
sisted hl Do trV iuuior- Tho rrrdu,.
iiou of 'GTcru Stockings .. fakiu.
uu prumI,, uf gruu'uy thriller even
~ this stag, ot preliminary plans. N.olH
llrrkcnhoN and \lcNandriu \lu.nrs
Hhu have ntiuIu'd ruVinhlc icpu'aiiuu-
us mpcrsouaiur- iH other larul fdru'
performance and leaders iu scholar.
ship. urc 90 boz 'Er hrtuiu,s n mut Dee
flmcl ytu 'all attention fU the iu.' that
n uur of rho fruuurmcut,
ior uu acting rart aud the cast then,
tore makes ur % rpol of honor u. Wru
u- roles to Boz acted.
The dfnmuiis prr-urar include.
celia Viola llrrkcuhun.
Aunt Ida lcuotc Brown
phylli-- Alexandria Naugbcy.
Mudgo Belle Barton.
tVclND- Beatrice HiU
Cot Smith William llornor
William fHpdy Frank Nrhrr
Murtiu-D Dale Snyder.
Fraser Ralph Brooks
steele Merritt Oldnkrr
ttIiCp l~rhplkg
The evening herald., 1918-03-16
EVERY HOME GIVE A BOOK

This contribution would be- only q
mite taken from the wealth of reading
matter "a each homo but in the aggre.
gate would amount 20 shipment of
four or I've thousand hooks to our own
boys in khaki Consider the npporiuH.
ity tcr study aud improvement OF the
mind. thn. the soldiers have IN the eve.
from the stress nt army training or pos,
sihlN OF actual battle strife. that hook.
ph"rd 20 our boys. Consider the worth
"t book, to cunNulcsrrnts in army he's
pitfalls Consider the mural benefit ~
good literature. Consider thrsr things
home patriots and NOT one will dare io
deny to his own soul the privilege OF
passing ru book DI MANY hook to ihp
phsrut soldiers.
The evening herald., 1918-03-16
ST PATRICK $ PARTY

The reception rendered D.! Rev. sd.
ncy Bedford aud Nr- Bedford Co. the
members at The ,hu,tiun church &C..
solved ITSELF int ,rirDlufion OF March
H. the unnivcr.on ut the birth of -.
Pat"icius. The decorations were cm.
cruld, suggcStiu. tnr national banner
the vcrdurc of tur hli. and the symbol
ic shumrocks Of lru. \ large gathc.
ing NJ the church family auf several
invited non mcmn..- was present 10 cn'
joy The evening plHu~urr. Irish ,oug-.
% reading by tacrf,d hftln Martha Lon
isc Horton. and lively contest bc.
tween gtoups u' guests boo th, telling
p' Irish stories k,y' fhp bah pt so,ia
hlliiN rolling mct.N rill % late hour.
Prizes toi IN. u.1c-i ls-h Jokes
we're awarded Co. Captain L. T. Milc
aud Captain DO Belle ~hamtoek.
were given for prizes and Souvenirs.
The evening herald., 1918-03-16
SINGER GOES TO DENVER

Much regret BE- being oppressed in lU.
''l rurlcs "n account ut the departure
ut 90 tuvurte tenor singer to reside iu
Denver This rs John tAikrumuI.
aho,, Voice has delighted Aibuqucr.
uuetus 90 D"uccrt una church nirlI4
for the past decade Nh fulkwhur
has orccptcd position with tac a. T.
owls company ot Denver. and r- "ur
H' the rhuir singer. 0t Christ church.
Nrs Fulkcuhurg aui little duughtcr will
follow iu Nrul
The evening herald., 1918-03-16
vIoToRs PRAISE LOSERS

We have met the emmy. and We
arr his N - is 10, way the game losers
OF the iutct.cull,- ate debate between
the " NJ aud 'hr iggics are telling
of the result This was one uf the Wot-
thiest platform contests ever staged be.
tween state Institutions OF New NrX.
leo. The decision $500. given hy the
Judges :" the tru OF ionntcis from tho
Agricultural college fOr th, negative
phases uf the quc-'IuA. Resolved. that
the Philippine l.Inui, ho granted indc.
pcudcncc within Two wears after tho
close of the present war.
The winning team did Wrll. \lsu th,
trio OF speaker ut the university did
nuhly and won esteem from the audi.
encc and from their odversaucs The
Roundup ot the Agricultural college
hands the following bouguct 10 the uui
versity trio. Mis- urol Garrctt Mr.. VII.
liams aad Clyde Morris
ln meeting thr varsity. the Aggirs
met formidable trio OF polished speak
rrs who displayed o thorough kuowl
edge ot the question, coupled with ubil.
ity 90 use il tu uo little discomfort of
the Aggics. aud had the Aggics not an.
ticipnted u hard struggle there might
have been AN entirely different outcome.
The Aggics, however, had worked out 70
plan of defense and attack that sue
crssfuily mntchcd the efforts uf their
opponents. Then main specrhr. we're
well developed aud delivered ir % con.
vincing manner The rrbuttais brought
into play the quich graspiug of roudi
tions. quick wit and rr,ourrrfuluess ~
both teams They were full ot pep and
go that added nu littlr 20 m, interest
uf the debate -