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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-25


ale he, jako Barney Moran, roz
umis? Ably mne slidici nepoz.
nall, prevleknu Sc "a starou ze-
nu, a pax budu vdova Mulcahy
ova. Del tedy pozor, at mne
potom neprozradiS."
Vozka vypukl v smich az Sc
"a bricho popadal - tax mu
Barney, jejz 81 jiz "a babizEu
prestrojeneho predstavoval,
byl k smichu.
Kdyz byli kone sve odevzda-
Ii vozkovi k oSetreni, ubirali Sc
ku brehu, kde, jak Jim bylo u
dano, bydlel stary Dolan ry-
barske chysi. Tato nachazela
Sc ma vysine, asi 200 kroku oG
brehu: vysiny te otvirala Sc
krasna vyhlidka ma zatoku, ze-
lene brehy, Sire more a cetne
ostruvky a lode rybarske mezi
temito plovouci.
Starry muz, jehoz tvar slun-
Gem byla osmahla a vetrem o.
Slohana, stal We dverich ryhaf.
ske chyse spravuje site. Dy-
NAL pri tom kratke zacenale
hlinenky tax mocne, ze pri W.
pusteni bafu mizela tvar jeho
v oblaku dymu.
"Tak ranni, mistre Dolane! |"
oslovil jej Barney. "PGkne po-
zdraveni Cd meho stryce, kova-
re ma horach."
Starry Dolan, ktery &C mel
jiz 70 let ma zadech, vyh.iael
dosud jako padesatnik, po-
zvedl hlavu cd prace. bafnul
tax, ze kotouce dymn jej jake
hrimaiiciho Peruna zahalily V
mrrak a prohlidna sivym, pro
nkiavym okem pric,i:zi. pra-
vil: -
Od jakeho stryce. CO? ia
Io!ud me muj zral. slouzi,
jse.n vas nevidel."
"Coz neznate Ondreje Mo-
rama, kOvafe ma horach? Ten
jest vlastni bratr meho neboz-
tika otce - buh mu del vec-
nou slavu! a nasledovne
muj stryc."
MAS chlapce, dobrou vyri-
dilku," minil starec vypustiv
kotouc dymu, jako by kouril
snop. Jsi-li synovec Ondfeje
kovare, pax mne bud vitan. A
CO to S tebou "a pana?" optal
Sc zociv O'Neilla, ktery pohrou
zlv sc do carokraSnehO pohle-
du ma zatoky, ostrovy, rybar-
ske cluny a SiroSfrou zrcadlnou
hladinu more, niz cervanky
v mocnych proudech Sc valily,
stapejice more, ostrovy, cluny
brehy V rudozlaty mach.
"Ten pan jest pricinou, re
TAX slovltnemu muzi, jako jest
starry Dolan, v Ballybegu zna.
my pod jmenem San Dhun,
mohu vyriditi pozdraveni cd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-25
KRASNE PHONOCRAPHY

500 "a SOS, $125 Ia
s75 $3.50 "a Ss5, SITS "a
S95. Dame zdarma II rekor-
du ku kazdemu. Vytecne jelly
200 "a 15c. Rekordy Cd 45c
vyse. Haste Sc els. 1854
Fulton Rd. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-25
NEOPOMENTE VYUzfTI!

Zakoupil jsem so samohra-
cich Standard krasnych plan a
budu je prodavati "a tovarni
cenu. Tato piana jsou zaruce-
ma 10 roku a kazdy kupec do
stane sc valecku, lavicku a e.
lektrickou stojaci lampu 1plne
zdarma. Cena pouze "a hotove
$4,000, pTijmou sc tez- bondy
svobody. Otevreno tez vecer i
V nedeli. Prodam S8note rolls
We stredu a V sobotu S 20procen
tni slevou. Haste Sc V elsie
1854 Fulton Rd., blize Demi-
son Ave. :?
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PRIJME Sc pan ma byt be.
re stravy, zvlastnf vchod, ka-
nlna plynem k pouziti, elek-
tiicke osvetleni. Haste Sc v
isle 3711 E. 50. ul. 2 Fleet
Ave. 8-26
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PRIJMOU Sc tri masinar-
Ky, dive divky ma rucni praci
a jeden zehlic. Haste Sc V G.
1903 Finn Ave. 8-25
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CHCETE-LI KOUPIT

prodat jakykoli majetek ma
vstivte mne, prodavam ma pro-
centa neb die noveho zpusobu
ga odmenu do $4,000 "a $500
a "a kazdych dalSich $4,000
"a $1.00. F. Haitian, 3642 E.
40 ul. Tel. Union 1926 w. 9-5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-25
POUZE NEKOLIK lotu ma

bOulevardu meZi Union a Kin
sman, ktere muzeta koupiti ma
splatky a o so proc. nize nez-
Ii JIM pozaduJf "a Lofty ne TAX
dobre polozene. Lofty jsou so
str. Stroke a 160 str. dIouhe.
Pfijd'te a presvedcte Sc. - J..
F. Nejedlik, 11O15 Union Ave.
vedle boulevardu. Tel. Union
1861 r. 1926
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-25
PRODA Sc LEVINE dobre 81

PRODA Sc LEVINE dobre sc
vyplacejici obchod Sc vsim "a
rizenim majetkem. Dunn je
velky Sc storem V prdcsli, stat,
garage a diva slepicnfky. Pri-
Gina prodeie odjezd ma farmu.
kterou mattel ma koupencu
liz pred roken. Agent sc Wy
lucuii. Adres5a majetnika SIDE
Ii Sc adm. t. listu. Z
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-25
PRIME Sc
Parish & Bingham
Corporation

oznamuje, re pocatkem 2.
zali bude v tovarne jejich
zavedena dvojl Shodinova
5ichta a re dnesni denni a
prace cd kusu zvysena bude
0 10fe. Jsme nuceni zdvoj-
nasobiti mas nynejsi pracov-
nj personal a pfijimaji Sc jiz
nyni prihlasky pro nasledov-
ii odbory prace:
Spojovaci (assemblers)
Pomahaci A
Osekavaci'
Tovarni klerkove
Nakladaci
Die makers
Operatori ma vrtacich
strojich
Casting Straighteners
Operatori ma hydraulic
kych a naraz. lisech.
Toyarni pomocnici
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-25
KOUPfSE

KOUPfM DUN jednorodin-
ny neb menSi dvourodinny ma
dlazdene uici okoli Corlett,
Union neb Kinsman. Zaplati
Sc hotove, agent Sc vylucuji.
Adressa sc sdeli V adm. t. IL
stu. S-27
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PRODAJf Sc rollers kanari,

kteri prozpevuji v teen nejfoz
koSnejsich ruznych hlubo-
kych turach. Haste Sc V cisle
4502 Pershing Ave-, byvala E.
Clark Ave. S-26
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PRIJMOU Sc zrucni zehlici
ia zehleni kabatu a divky ia
stafirovani a prisivani knofli-
XII. Haste Sc elsie 3716 E..
AZ. ul. !?
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PRIME Sc starSi zena ma
{ )maci praci. Haste Sc V elsie
!; 255 w. So ul. - 8-27
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PRODAJf Sc diva m1adf taz
nj kone. Haste Sc v elsie 3744
E. 131. ul. > !?
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc pekny byt,
koupelna, plyn jine zafize-
nj. Haste Sc v elsie 3737
Broadway. !?
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PRONAJME Sc pet pokoju
s koupelnou nahore V cisle
5153 Fowler Ave. Pro dospe-
lc. Tez garage. .sr-. 1927
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l RUNE Sc divka, ktera ma
z susenost v Real Estate
+ usiness a ktera mluvi cesky
{, anglicky. Haste Sc u West
{ lark Realty Co. 5OO2 Clark
i've. 8-27
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PRONAJMOU Sc diva byty
v els. 3672 K. 131 ul. Haste sc
tamtez, nahOre. -...... 8-25
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PRONAJME Sc mensi dun
sam o sobe pro dive osoby. Hla
ste sc v elsie 4719 Vivian Ave.
1926
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
VILLA READY
 MAKE ATTACK
 ON JUAREZ

FL PASO, June IA (by Associated Pres).-An Associated Press cores pondent visited Villas camp and found the rebels apparently adequate armed and mounted on horses resembling American cavalry mounts. General Angeles, commander of the Villistas, did no treveal his plans. The Carranza defenders of Juarez say they expect to resist attack.
 JUAREZ, June IA (by Associated Press).-A fight has not as yet devel- oped. Carranza officials claim the Villa troops are remaining about twenty miles south of the city and say the rebels number 10000.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
CROSBY GOES
 TO CAPITAL
 ASDELECATE

JUNEAU, June IA Especial to Daily Times). With a dozen precincts from the First division, half dozen from the Second, score from the Fourth and over thirty from the Third un- reported George B. Grigsby has been overwhelmingly elected delegate to congress from Alaska. The vote is: Grigsby, 2,51S; Jones 1,61S. This gives Grigsby majority of 900 to date and it is believed this will be increased to 1,5O0 when the fuller returns are received. Grigsby left last night for Washington to fight for his seat. The canvassing board may meet next week.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
REVISED PEACE TERMSREADY
 MONDAY AND POSSIBILITIES MAY BE RESUMED SATURDAY

SUMMARY, June IA (by Associated Press)-Gemanys s delegates will be given two days consider and reply to the revised peace te which is expected will be presented to them Monday Three days grace is to follow the presen ation before the allies suspend the anisce If Germany refuses to sign hoste might be resumed next Saturday.
 New Treaty Unchanged in Principle
 PARIS June IA by Associated Press).It is understood the peace treaty. while unchanged in principle will be virtually document, which will be made public the day of its delivery The council of four is rewriting the treaty in order to clear up cloudy passages.
 Will Try and Block Knox Resolution
 WASHINGTON, June 14 (by Associted Press)-A group of leading Democratic intend to endeavor to prevent Knoxs resolution dcarng the senate cannot accept the league covenant with the peace treaty
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
VILLISTAS CAMPED
 OUTSIDE OF JUAREZ
FL PASO, June IA (by Associated Press) Villas rebels are camped outside of Juarez and it is unknown when he Is planning an attack.

ST. JOHNS, June IA (by Associated Press) .-Vickers' machine has a wing spread of only sixty-seven feet equipped with two $50 horsepower Rolls-Royce motors, capable of a speed of over one hundred miles an hour. The capacity of the gasoline tanks were recently enlarged to eighty-six gallons and lubricating tanks to fifty gallons. This is believed sufficient to carry the plane 2440 miles under noraml weather. Wireless and telegraph set is capable of sending and receiving a comparatively long distance with part of the equipment, Alcock Is ta veteran flyer and served on the Turkish front in long distance raids and was captured by the Turks.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
NOME STEAMERS UNABLE MAKE
 A LANDING

NOME, June IA (by Associated Press) The steamships Victoria, Senator and others of the incoming fleet have been blocked by dense fog and heavy ice for the last three days, and there is little prospects of them reaching Nome immediately. It was previously believed the first boats would reach here the earliest in years but the ice is the heaviest in many seasons.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
C0V,LISTER IS CALLED T0HIS
 FINAL REST

SEATTLE, June IA (by Associated Press).-Governor Ernest Lister died during the night, with his wife, daugh- ter Florense, son John and brother Alfred at his bedside. He displayed a mental cloudiness yesterday and had been unconscious most of the time, during the past three days, at the Seattle general hospital The physi clans diagnosed his disease as cardio vascular renal, which affects the heart and kidneys. The governor collapsed during the legislature session last spring and turned the office over to Lieutenant Governor Louis Hart. It is undetermined whether Hart will be- come governor or remain acting gov ernor.
 OLYMPIA, June IA (by Associated Press) Hart took the oath as gov ernor and issued proclamation de- claring the state remain in mourning thirty days and the day of Governor Listers funeral be a holiday. The re- mains will be buried at Tacoma. AL though the deceased was Democrat he is succeeded as governor by a Re- publican.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
KEYSARE NOT
 BEING WORKED
 BY OPERATORS

CHICAGO, June 10 (by Associated Press) The leaders of the telegraph strikers say that heavy files of mes sages are piled up at Western Union relay points, because the railroad op orators refuse to handle commercial business as a means of aiding the strikers Many towns in Iowa, Indiana and nearby states are without tele graph service, declare the strikers.
 CHICAGO, June 14 (by Associated Press Striking telegraph operators have offered to return to work for the Postal Telegraph Company if the company would agree to wage adjust ments immediately after full control of the lines was given back to the com pany by the government.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
AGED PRIVATE WILL REJ0IN
 HIS FAMILY

TACOMA, June IA (by Associated Press). Private Walter Toy, of Win lock, Washington, has been discharged from Camp Lewis to join his wife and nine children. Winlock is 60 years of age and believed to be the oldest private in the army. He served eighteen months in France.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
.BlPLANE LEAVES ON
 ITS WAY TO ENGLAND

ST. JOHNS, June IA (by Associated Press). .-Vicker's vimi biplane left here at 4 o'clock this afternoon for England. Captain Jack Alcock, Brit isher, is the pilot and Lieutenant Arthur Whitten Brown, an American, the navigator.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
NORTH DAK0TANS ARE
 ACQUITTED IN COURT

FARGO, N. D., June IA (by Asso. ciated Press) Suits assailing forty. two taxpayers of North Dakota who assailed the constitutionality of the industrial program sponsored by the National Non-Partisan. League, were dismissed by the United States district court.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN WITH
 BANDS INVADE CAPITAL AND
 PROTEST ACAMSTPR0HIBlTI0N

WASHINGTON, June II [by Associated Press) ).-Samuel Gompers told the senate judiciary committee which IS consd erng the repe of prohibition that labor would adjust itself to national wartime prohibition He said he and his socaes would do everything possible to prevent serious labor disturbances, but declared that he apprehensve of suits should congress block off beer containing two and three quarters per cent alcohol.
 Anti Prohibition Labor Delegation
 ATLANTIC CITY, June fl (by Associated Press)-Dele- gates the American Federation of Labor convention, with the exception of those favorng prohibition have left for Wash ngon participate in anti prohibition demonstration in front of the capital this afternoon The prohibition delegates remained here, including those from Seattle.
 Big Demonstration at Capital
 WASHINGTON June 14 (by Associated Press)-Over hundred thousand antpohbitionists have arrived from many cities and marched to the capital where they assembled the historic steps Gompers led the parade Many degaions brought bands oshers put signs automobiles at the depot reading: Iam for prohbiton and the delegates started trouble when they read the pacards Repre- sentative Randall of California; the only Prohibition member In of the most interested spectators lie stopped many delegates and chatted with them
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
RECOGNITION OF RUSSIAN SOVIET GOVERNMENT ASKED
 BY FEDERATION OF LABOR

ATLANTIC CITY, June IA (by Associated Press)-Reso- uons urging the recognition of Russas Soviet government and the lighting of the blockade against Soviet Russia among two hundred resolutions submitted by delegates attend ing the American Federation Labor It expected that there will be bitter fight the floor when the Soviet resolution up Other resolutions urged independence for Ireland sixhour working day. action by congress to lower the of living condemnation of the and imperial istic postmaster general
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
ARMY PLANES RETURN
 FROM ROSE FESTIVAL

PORTLAND, June 14 (by Associated Press) Five of the seven army aero planes from Mather Field left today on the first hop of the return journey, Governor Olcott riding with them to Salem. One machine expects to make Sacramento tonight
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
SILVER PRFDUCERS TO
 CONTROL PRICE OF ORE

NEW YORK, June IA (by Associated Press) The proposed combination of silver producers is intended to control the silver prices by operating along the lines of the copper export associa- ton. London now controls the price.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14

The Treadwell company is offering a reward of $10 for information lead ing to the arrest of the person or per sons who turned in two false alarms of fire recently.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
SEVERAL ARE KILLED
 WHEN ENGINE EXPLODES

FORTH WORTH, June IA (by Asso- ciated Press) The locomotive of 8 passenger train blew up at Avondale, near here, and killed several people.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
BEHRENDS HEAD OF WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
 CAMPAIGN IN ALASKA

SEATTLE, June (by Associated Press).-State Director Frederick w. Graham has appointed B. M. Behrends, of Juneau, to direct the war savings stamps organizations of Alaswa.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
WANTS REPUBLICANS
 TO SUPPORT JOHNSON

SAN FRANCISCO, June IA (by As sociated Press). - Governor Stephens has sent a letter to the Republican conference urging 1t to support Hiram Johnson for the Republican presiden- tial nomination.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
RAILROADS MAY NOT HAVE TO
 RAISE RATES

WASHINGTON, June IA (by Asso- ciated Press).- ).-1ncreasing business which it is hoped may offset the rail- road deficit sufficiently to make rate advance unnecessary is reported by the railroad administration, as last week the grain business in the north west increased one hundred per cent.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
ARMY BILLFOR
 1920 PASSED
 HOUSE TODAY

WASHINGTON, June IA (by Asso- ciated Press) The house has passed the 1920 army appropriation bill, car rying a total of $718,0O0 and provid- ing for temporary army of 100000 men. The original measure submit ted by the war department called for $2,25O 100000.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
 CROSS FOR U. OF W. MAN

WASHINGTON, June 14 (by Asso- ciated Press) William J. Coyle, of Seattle, a former University of Wash ington football captain, has been awarded distinguished service cross.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14

GOVT. RAILWAY SATURN LEAVES APPROPRIATION MARE ISLAND
 NOT PASSED FOR C0RD0VA

+ WASHINGTON, June 14 (by f Associated Press).-The de- j F ficiency appropriation bill, car f rying an appropriation of $2,- f 000,O00 for the government !; f railroad in Alaska, is still in |, f conference and no definite date |, f set for reporting on it. 5
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The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
ALASKA MINING STOCKS

NEW YORK, June IA (by Associated Press).-Stocks were quoted as fol- lows yesterday: Alaska Gold, 31a; Juneau Gold, 2h.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14

VALLEJO, June IA (by As sociated Press) The collier : Saturn left Mare Island yester- day with supplies and a civil ian crew for Cordova on a tour : of the wireless stations which : are to be overhauled. The : vessel is due back July 10. **xE < 4 H # < :x x x * < :. :.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14

WINNIPEG, June IA (by Associated Press). Officials of the Winnipeg switchmen's and trainmen's locals have announced that they voted to strike tonight. It is believed this action of the trainmen will severely cripple the freight service.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
TRAINMEN OF CANADA VOTE
 TO STRIKE

WINNIPEG, June IA by Associated Press).-A settlement of the strike soon is indicated by Mayor Gray. When asked if the latest conciliation move ment is succeededing the said: "I may have big news for you within twenty four hours"
Evening journal., 1919-04-16
JUDGE GRAY WILL
NOT BE CANDIDATE
So Informs Delegation That
Visited Him rt His
Offices Today
CONNELLY FILES
NAME FOR OFFICE

Former Federal Judge George Gray
will not be a candidate for Mayor on
the Democratic ticket at the coming
city election.
Judge Gray so informed a delegation
that waited on him at his offices in the
dupont building this morning. His
friends suggested that he allow the use
Of his name as a candidate for Mayor
at the approaching election.
Judge Gray received the suggestion
pleasantly and told the delegation that
while no appreciated the friendship
OF those who made 10 and esteemed Il
an honor TO be asked 10 stand for so
important an Office. one I'm which, II
he were a younger man, he would be
glad 10 have the opportunity OF sery-
ing his fcllOw-citizens, he must under
present circumstances, decline TO have
his name considered i'm that connection.
The interview between Judge Gray
and the delegation was especially
cordial and while those who waited on
him regretted his adverse decision, they
realized that his decision was final.
Former Representative William NJ.
Connolly OF the Twelfth ward filed his
name as a candidate for mayor with
the Democratic City Committee last
night. lie was the first Democrat 10
file his name for any office.
John J. Mulyena was the second IN
ille, he being candidate for the DEM
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Evening journal., 1919-04-16
FIND TWO PASSED
BILLS LOCKED UP
IN SENATE safe
Representative Danzen-
bakers Measures Not
Sent to Governor
Interesting LEGAL
POINTS ARE RAISED
Special 10 Tho Evenlns Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del, April i6.-lt has been
found upon investigation that Repre-
tentative Danzenbaker's bill providing
or vehicles 10 carry lights at night
md Representative Danzerbaker's bill
restricting the weight OF auto trucks
using public roads I'm the state. both
81 which were passed by both houses
~ the recent Legislature, but failed 10
each the Governor for APPROVAL, have
been found in the Senate safe, both
showing that they were passed by both
lOuses. In the rush Of the last days
81 the Legislature, the bills were not
nessagcd. Because Of the failure TO
message the two bills back 10 the House
by the Senate, they naturally die as the
Legislature has adjourned sine die, and
there Is no way possible now 10 get
them 90 the Governor in the regular
order. The clerk Of the Senate nor the
,lerk Of the House, nor the chairman
Of the passed bills Of the House, it is
claimed, would have authority 10 pre-
sent the bills TO the Governor. Neither
would the bill clerks have the power
or authority 10 stamp their seals on
the bills, hence, according TO the rules.
The bills have failed 10 20 through all
the procedure necessary TO become
laws.
Investigation into the status Of Rep
rcsentatiye Jakes' bill TO increase the
Ialaries OF certain Kent county depu-
lies. passed by the House and supposed
10 have been killed in the Senate,
shows, according 10 the House Jour
nal. such bill 20 have been concurred
IN by the Senate and returned 10 the
House. It was approved by Governor
Townsend on Thursday OF last week.
A dual record OF that bill and the ac-
lion on It has been found.
The House record shows The bill as
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Evening journal., 1919-04-16
DASHINC CAVALRY
MAY help Cause
Quotas For Hundreds

Nearly half OF the i,OOO-man unit
sought by Josiah Marvel, chairman for
New Castle county Victory Loan drive,
has been realized. This means that
almost fifty teams OF ten men each
have been enlisted for one days work
for The campaign. BY the end Of the
week Mr.. Marvel Is satisfied that he
vii have close 70 1000 men working
on 100 teams
The women will also have a very
strong representation. Up TO today
nearly 200 women have been enrolled In
the Women's Committee IN this city,
TO say nothing OF the units that have
been organized in the county by Miss
Reba IIolcOmb. Both the men and
w0men's teams are working In har-
mony. ana this morning ot a meeting OF
the clearance division, 20 was agreed
that the returns from the NTH cam
paign 20 start next Monday should be
divided between the women and the
Tucns IN other campaigns there were
two clearance divisions with contests
for subscriptions.
According 10 the quota assessed New
Castle county, the amount asked this
time is nearly two millions less than
in last Falls campaign. The appor-
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