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Washington Journal., 1919-08-22
WmGf.Wptiaen.

-9ie StaOtbermaltung in Glicn
bel6loB Die @riinoung zines 8lueiten
it1otii6en SrdeIterS, 0as allr Gntla-
itung bes Observation-Disclosures bonn NOD
item 8inter an als 08bilbarmoniihes
Srteiter" Den groBten Seil Der Snm-
pbonie-&on3erte iibcrnebmen uno bel
groBen Observation-Disclosures mifuirten
iou.
Sin ser Nationalppcr in 8uoo-
peit crIebte Die 3iueiattige 0per uWeo-
rita, oas erite 8iibnenluerf beg Jun
gen ullgarii6en SDmpbonifers Mi
6aeI &rauB, Die llrauffiibrung; has
@erf, oeiien 3ertbuh bon Dem 8u.
oapeIter ShrIititeller. 6oloes ltammt,
crrang ii6 einen beoeutenoen @rfolg.
-Nn Stelle 0es ais Nadfolger
0ear Megers in Den 2ebrforper Der
2eip3iger llniperlit1t elltretenoen
@rof. Meiiaer- &enter gemabiten Mll-
fiffpmmillion uno 8on5ertgelellldaft
III arefeIo Or. &uoolf Siegel aus
Mannbeim gum itd0tiiden Wuiifoi-
RECTOR uno 9irigenten Der 4on8ertge-
ieQihaft.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-22
@erebrlidtc Geoaftiou!

%ereDrll0tc Jte0attIon!
Dtit INNER iteigenoem Synicrelie
babe i1 IN ben Ietten Monaten lSbr
Dertea 9latt geleien, I'M 10 mebr,
ais in Der tritiiden 3eit Sbre Bel.
lung Oen Wiltt Der ueber3euglung be
mIelcll bar, oelien pieIc Ger groBen
3eitungen leioer ermangelten. Spe.
5ieucs Sntereiie bat mir ober ouS ob
gtnotIgt, lDas Sic IN Der lesten 9tum-
merNdgelt, no lie cine 9an6e fir 0en
6ullger6um0 brehen: ,8elon0ers ap.
pelliert oas 9ireftorium an Ole 0elts
ldc Sercinsmelt. gang belonoers De.
rem Setter, oamit oiele fi6 %erinneru
mogen, Oh lie ibr 0toalidites geton
un0 bcigetragen babelL einen Sam.
melplaB 5u erbalten, Der fiir uAier
gciellidaftlihcS Seben BON 10 nltBers
orOcntliher YcOcrtung it, 0as lit
min, un0 ih CLAUDE, Oielcu aus Dem
@er6en geIproden. Sd mohte be-
merten, OaB ih nid)t elm 0litglieo
0es SGngcrbmos bin, olio ui6t pro
bono ipre6c. Us lit ole %8abrbeit.
Die in SIREN @orten liegt, ole oen
Ginorud auf MIDI madt. @emn man
Oos G|erciusIeben Der lebten % Sabre
betrad)tet, Damn miro man lih nit
Sdredcn bepuBt. pie bier mo ga
mauibOrlid etluos abhrodelt, 1pie ein
Stiid unieres geieaI 6aftliden Sc
6enS mad Dem aloern oerloren gebt,
10 0aB mie 0eine cln5'gc SGltle Der
ldpnloener 8radt" nur nod Oos
SGn9erbunobeim iibrig gebliebcn lit.
Otan lollte %glaubenb oaB Is On gor
iteiner Nufforoerumg beoiirie, DAB je-
Der, beiouoers aber ole %ereine, nun
uleS oaron leBen milroen, 0iclen
.Dtarfitein 0eutlden 8nlfstums 3lt
erbolten. 0em tic erbolteu lih 0o.
nit ielblt cine @eimlt1tte, Sn tribe
rem SSabren lit fem Wangel oil Ser
einsbnlen geneien, no linO lie jest?
bis oui cine ooer 3rpei lin0 iic 81.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8iro man aud
oieie nod crbolten fonnen? llno mcnn
nidt, uno menn nld Die Songer.
bui0bolc nid)t crbalten mcroen
FAINT oarm gcbt alId) Oos &creinsle'
ben aus @ioneel oll SeriommllmgS
pl1een in Stiide. Sdon ser Selblt'
crboltlmgstrieb iolte Ole @ereine an.
treiben, allies gu titn, nm oaS Sdn
gcrbunobeim nid)t perlorcn geben 81
loilen. sic fonmen oaS natiirlidD ON
6ellen tim, mcum iie ibre &criomm
lungen BORT obbolten. Sd bofie,
Dab Sbr Appea niht ~oergeblid) ge-
ipeIen lem miro. ahtungsuollit
,Sbr Il
Washington Journal., 1919-08-22
0as Strehfieber.

Sn O%iiIielOorf iino Die SilfspoIi-
0eibeamten III cine 2obnbemegung
cingetreten. sic foroern cine Gut
i6ul0ungsiumme" bon 500 Weorf, TO-
luie cine tagli6e 2%obn3ulage BON $50
Warf, riifipirfeno alb /. April. =
Bci Der &beinilhen Wfetallnarcn= II.
Wtaidinenfabrif lin0 Die in Der Ibs
teilullg 2ofOmotiObau bei6ditigten
&elieIi1mieOe IN ben ausltanO &c.
treten. Sic ior0ern einen Stltn0en-
Iobn bon $50 Wearf; Iie erbalten jebt
$50 Warf Stun0enlobn. Sic Sir
mo lit 0a0ur6 ge3nungelL Die in Der
Abteilung 9ofomotipenbalt beiddf.
tigten dn0eren Nrbeiter IN ben nd6-
item ID Sagen ou entlaHen, Oa tie
bel Dem Musltano Der 4ellelIdmieoe
Die iibrigen Mrbeiter ni9t meiter be-
iA6tiyen fam. Gas 8orgeben Der
9usfT1nOigell lit I'm 10 unoeritdnOli-
der, ais geraoe Dor einigen 5agen
Die MetallarbeiterDerbdn0e bel Der
Sipifhen ben &rbeitgebern uno Ar-
beitnebmcrn .beItebcnOen 4rbcitsge-
meiuibaft beantragt baben, fir Die
geiomte WetallinOultrie i'm 9iiiiel-
bprfer 8e5irf einbeitli6e Qobntarife
feit3uitelen.
Gnglii6e n8remel"?
Sranf 3. Nalib uno gomarO s..
9umlc, Die beiOen Oelegaten Der ir.
lid : amerifaniihen @elelidaften
batten /. st. Dem Hraiioentell 9c.
peiie Dorgclegt, Die iie iihef @rau,
famfeitcn SrldnOern gegeniibcr er.
balten baben moIen. Ginige 3cugen
iino a~merifaniidc 8iirger. Cine lin.
terluhung Der 3elen, in Ocnen iriihc
&epolutiondra ieitgebalten milr0en
ioIl frii6e 9lutipuren an ben San.
Cen ergeben baben.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-22
Gum ausidJueioenl
3pei Settraucn.
Bon Geo gaE.

Gorm Wonlitlente lab elm Teteran
9es 9iirgerfriegs Sur 8iGrten Suli-Jcier,
gslr miibinm ieine idmaHch Augen lab'n
Die 0IanaentfaItlng (itets Die aIte 9eier),
Ser bIaue Sod mar iorgiom nufgeputt,
Den er 10 DIT nit 10 piel Stol5 g%etragerL
llno mar er ouf ifon etlpas a%bgenust,
Gr reidte nod in ieinen alien Jogen.
Son ieine1n o9Soit" mir @en'ge iibrig lino.
God nit Dem @reiie %ieierte Den DSierten-
Sn &batuiniform iein GnfeIfin0.
Gen golo'ne S~treiien ouf Dem glernleI 5~ierten.
llno aud Der Sunge mar ein &eterarL
&Sar grab 5uriidgefebrt aus Oelti6en 2ouoeM
G8o feline glugen iene StGtte iab'uL
Pin Der NroBpaters 8iege bait geItunoen.
llnO ~Iileno laBerl beioe beieiaauo',
8elpulOernO bIideno auf OaS S6augepr6nge,
WroBuoter nobm oes GntclfinoeS 0auO,
9ls lDollt' er I1iiben es in Dem Weor1nge.
God ploelif iprangen beioe BON Der 8anf,
0nt ab! Sd iab iie ibre Sfultern l~teifer,
Ienn Ourb ole Suit, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, flang
9as bcbre 2icO ser Sterne unb DER Streiten.
9lnOadtig ialgen ie Sic g8orte 0ann
Der Surge nit Der SugenO frii6em &Ianse,
llno ctluas beiier mr. DER ate Wtann
God beiOe aus oes Seroeus edtem Orange.
ltnD ihlneno itarOell belize bcieinanD',
gtis IangitDerfiuHsesd Adon 0es &ieaesaaIdnge1
Ter AIte nabm oes jungen Yurlden 6ano,
Pills ipollt er ibleen ibn IN oeIu @eOrauge.
limo irnbgemalt trait nun Der junge, 9ianll.
linz miiblam trot Ger @reiS an ieinem 6tode
Dad S1luB Der 6eitlidfeit Den Seimlpeg oil,
Sn abafi Der. uno Der i'm blaueli &ode.
Der junge l11o ser alte 8eterar.
Gas gIeide .3iel mad flr5em 8anOern iunoell,
lIno ibre 9ugen jene Gt1tte iab'n,
g9o Gnfelfinoes g8icgc bait geltailoenl
Washington Journal., 1919-08-22
Nasaeliefertc Sambnrser sdiNc.

9n 0en IQiierten &crbollo ltno
nah ENGLAND BON 0omburg aus lO3
Camper nit 5nianmcn l,i62.52i
9tetto aubifmctcr ShiiI9roum Obj
QclieiCy. laorouL 0oUon 81 Oomprcr
r. @amGurg Nmcrifa Sinie nit
.NI0i9. T. 2anpier oer 0ambur9
..10umer,tm:i6tn 0ompflhiIiabrts
..clrlliMajt mn l3S,321. 3 0anlpIcr
scr 9rencr Manin Clinic nil 17.249,
: 0ompfcr Der octltlhen OItolrifo
,inic nit 55.l29, 5 Compiler Der
gsocrmomlinic nit 47.253. 5 Dam-
,ler Der 9euantelinic nit 213OS, 6
gampier Der AoSmoslinic nit To-
1913 mo 4 0ompfer Der 0eutid gu'
Itralilden 0ampfid)iifabrtS @clel
idoIt nit 35.0i2 Netto S%anbitmetcr
Snbalt. 9urdl 0iele Abllelernll9en
limo alein iiir ben Samburger S6il
abrtspIab 10000 Seeleute belddl'
iigungsloS g%eporoen.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-22
GmgliI6e o8remel"?

Gas mag Elm jegli6er milien :
Ger ~glan3enoes @olo errafft -
Is gebt i'm &afien Oes @oloes
cabin Die eiierne Strait.
Gus mag elm iegliher miilen :
Ger fedli6 nad Gbren mirbt
Gs giebt gar uiele Der Gbren
Sci ocneil bic Chr ucroirbt.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-22
YnudjrulI, %caIIoGf, iuirflidlc SeIifa.
tciIcu, iino Sl babcu bel:
y Ii blers, 36-45 GiisgS Marft.
Ger ncnc y Sripel . Naians . Ser.

Ter ncnc 0Sripel +. Aliun5 . Der
trdg" bot MN oid) Miaiom Senings
9rDnn ans Der Geriehfung beraui.
beihmoreu. Die &0IferIiga gei1at
ibuL, obcr Der "0reibunO Gnglono.
6rantrcidl amerita miiiie 5eriebeno
oii Die Solferliea mirteu, mas irei.
lid Den 6r%an5oien paiien milroe, Ga
lie pom pornebercin gcgen Oie Dol
tcrligo gerucien. ga. Die Gotten mer-
Den rebelliidl. III Mount &ernou
iollcn oah ciaenortiQ tnirideuoc @e.
rollidc oernommlcn moroen iein.
.Mon Dcrnitei. ooB George @aibing.
ton lid I'M @robe uugeorebt bat. mo
0emnGdllt oieleidt cbenfals Dem
SlunocSienot cine &ritif oeS Nqian0.
SoridlogS 5lItommen loiien miro.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-22
Sim waAree Mort hat Oer italiemi.

VI A1AINN HeN
ide neutrality-suspicious. gtitti ac,agt.
ais er erflGrte, Dab obne nicDrlgc
Ereiic Is mmoglid lei Den %lo5idlen
6ricOcn 5l goranticrcu. 4os ltimmt
Iouobl iiir Stolen ais filr 4merlfa.
@cr i%ortm6brcno Die gtoic an ocnl
5Mleiiitcin bat, I'M cincn omlerlto
nii..sn bilOlihen gllsorud 5l 0cbcn,
Sem int notilrlih Die gtnic lucb mo
nit Dem lit idleht airidcn ellen.
ucl mo oic Streifs limo Ole Holge
Die 6orocrln9en mad Sohnerbohun
Der Yreiie, melhe. menn lie gcrcdt
icrtiOt pcr0cn f6mtcn. idllinm &c
ma mGren. o6er on tic 5llm gr0Bten
lcile nidt 9crcdticrti0t limo, ION
0crn MIR Scr Snb0icr 0cs llltcrlcb
mcrtunlS entipriuqcm. olrcft frlml
ncQ limo, "a lie oos 2anN in Nui
rllbr bringcn miiiicn 9titti fitnoig
ie an ooR bic Hcoicrlna oles pcrlii'
den miiroc. INN ENC GreiSbcrdhicb
ltr0 al er5mingcn. Nos arldicbt
bei ms? Anitatt ser llriade OH
Sen @runo 81 geben. ipilrt man bier
ser @irfuna nod. iebt Counties cin
mo peroommt Sen @olihemi9mlS
ser I'D, in StreifS uno lln3ufrieocn
hcit 0otumpntiert uno 0robt nIebt
nit oereu 9eieitigung Ourh @aidi-
nengemebre.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-22
3U. 71O ssditc Strahc RIB,
Wroee 0OrrmDtiOu.

OtuRe NOrrnptlOH.
@aibiugton. II Die 9rii0erifaf.
ten Der @~iienbabner baben curf il.
rem iuriitiihen geirot Glenn 6.
Rlumb Dem Sausfomitee fir 5pi.
ibe%nitaatliden Sanoel ibre AnfIo.
gen betrefis Aorruption in Der Set
tung Der 9abnen inter 8rioatfon.
tiolIe unterbreitet.
@r bebauptet, Dab piele Ger gro.
BEN 9abngeiellihoften BON ben 81.
nansinterciieu ipitematiih gcpliit.
bert murOen, mo oaB Die 9abnen
pngeieBlider 8eiie Millionen pom
ader offentliden 2onoes i'm 9eitb
hieIten.
Gr ertldrte, ooB adt3ebn Ger fib.
renoen 8abnen 0es 9anoeS BON
1900 bis 1910 iiir $450,4t4,000
gfttien aIs Bonus oerteiIteu uno ouf
eieien Bonus W~ilIionen oon Dol.
lars ais 9ipioenoen aus5abIten.
Gieie 9abnen peroen gan5 ODER
teilmeiie BON ben Morgan., Hode-
teller. uno @ouIo. Sutereiien ton.
trolIiert.
9iui6enben nuf Bonnie.
Spe5ielI beruoraeb6ben puroe bon
Serrn 9lnm6. ohB Die Chicago,
Burlington & Guincp, oie Chicago,
MiImautee & Ct. Saul Die Chicago
Nortbmeitcrn, Die @reat Rortbern,
Die Sllinois Central mo Die South.
ern 8ociiie gobn in 9omiien an
hire Attiondre mebr ais $250,000,-
600 in Den errui6nten 5ebn SSabrer
meggegebcn lMO OaB Die .toti1dlide
0ibiOenoen- 8erteilung fir 0ieies
lleberitlB. aapitol I'M Sabre 1918
ollein Stt,000.0 900 betrug. or be-
lauptet ierner, onB Die Bennlplpa.
ria, Baltimore & Ohio, ole Nep
gorf Stem Sopeu & &artiorO, Die
Sem gorf Central & Sloion &iper.
@obn, Die Bolton & Maine imo Die
Selamare & SuOion@ eicllihnften
oiteiie gftien fir SOL 100000 I'M
ter ibrem Marttpert ouiIegten ODER
oiele enorme Summe in 8onuIen
ar Ole gftionGre meggoben, mo oaB
rie onf 0ieie iinaierten Aftien. @mii.
iionen aeBoblteu 9ioioenoen i'm
Sabre 1913 allen mebr ais $4,317,-
600 betrllgen."
llngebenre 9anofOn5eiiiOnen.
sd 6ebaupte", erflGrte Bliumb
ferner, o0nB Die @rlmobiider 5cigen,
Dab Elm @ebiet oon 296.S75 Gua.
orotmeilen bon ser 9un0esregierung
mo ben pcrlhieoeneu Stootsregie.
rlingen Den %Giienbabpen gei6euft
mnroe. Inn Den 9au u%nierer notio-
nolen &erfebrsItroBen an f0roern.
Dies geidelfte Sono baben Die Bro
motoren entlueoer ibrem Krioot.
Cigehtum bin5ngeiiiat, ooer lie Ia.
ben es fopitoliiirt ais Seil oeS 81.
neutrality-suspicious., mo iebt nerlan.
Qet lie Ooni aongreB oaS Redt, BON
6ieicnI ~aeidcuften 9ono giufiinite
pon &llbliIum 81 erbebcn
SrancrtOnfercns riubcrnfcm.
Atlnntic Gitu, u. 3. ~ Sn Dem
@lanbcn, Dab Elm ltmidpimg Der
Stimmmng betreiis 9robib;tion fir
eincn @ioerruf Der Spirituoienge-
iebgcbumg %fou8entriert mcrOen fam,
bobrn Die 9roner fiir ben IS, Sep.
tenlber cine groBe aonieren3 nad
bier einberuien.
O., Avail W.ou,.; ,,;.rEa. G.IR.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-22

Sum 9~lltsi6neioen!
@eun man bon OanMen Sirbt
gon 8curg WicsOlS,

8on DcOrg WiegOl6.
Hub mar ser Grt aud nod 10 tlein,
limo bat man S1Deres BORT g%etragen,
Ger Sorgen Diel, man6 WiBgeldid,
Gen Groa bon pielen bitt' rem lagen -
Qat man 10 oft iib iortgepiini6t
qSeit tort, mobin Die y8olfe flebt,
- Is regt iid ood Elm leiies Neb,
@ena man bon oanucn 5iebt!
Sn aler Sriibial, aler NOt,
0at iid oo6 oft elm SrellO g%eflnoer,
Ser einem treu CUR Scite ltano
On bofinungsloien lfperen Stunpen,
$50 man Die 8elt, Die Come lelbit
Sem gal.jes Sem 10 bitter iiebt,
Bon lolhem Sreun0 fdllt'S 0heioen ldIper,
8enn man BON oQnncn 3iebt!
Gin fleiner areis mars MIR uieleidt,
Gem man on Dirfli6 nab gelGan0en,
gelr Wenige, NIT 0enen inns
@e0anfen, gleiheS 3icl Oerban0en.
8eim Sdeiocn fragt Damn it'll oas Ser5:
ogSer lpeiB, Oh man lid mieoer iiebt?"
= lliO leile regt Die @8ebmut lid,
gSenn man BON oainen 5iebt!
......... llno oann, ppm Grte niht allein
Som Sreuil0e mill man ldel0en
Gin Cell 0es 2ebens bleibt ouriid,
Nar's aud DoIl Summer, Anglt uno 2eiGsil.
Gin Cell oes 2ebens mar es bod.
Der in Den SubreI oa ~pergliibt -
uno leiie regt Die &ebmut lid,
@enn man BON oaunen oiebtl
Washington Journal., 1919-08-22
stSrdle in Sidt.
9cSbalb baben $50 2ebrerinnen II
Oot,, m,,f ,o,o; Nohro 11r(n1th

9c6balb babcn $50 2ebrerinnen IN
Seem Oorf 5mei Sabre llrlallb.
llcber $50 9ebrerinnen Der offent-
ljden Sdpllen IN Nep 9orf befinoen
li6 iebt auf eilem auf 5mei Sabre be
meiienen llrlaub, neil iie Wtutter-
freuoen en%tgegenieben. SIN SUM
mur0en le6s uriaubsgeiuhe Oieler
glrt semdbrt, uno i'm gan5en Sabre
bis gum Sum- 55; inn 8orjabre ma
rem es i'm gleihen 3eitranm 50, uno
I'M Sabre 1917 81. Set Der Sdul-
rat oaS 3peiiabrige llrlaubslDltem
einfiibrte, bat iid Die 4n8abl Der @e-
Jude, nit @usnabme oieies Sabres.
BON Sabr 81 Sabr gelteigert.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-22
Ser birligc 0iIfsbcrciu,

Der It'd 5rr Nnfgabe gcmadt hat, mit5m6eIieu, nm Der
ihrefiidem in SeMtihlano Mn0 Celtcrreidl berrlheH.
Oeu ec%bensmittelnOt 3u i%tenern, uirO ieiue nGdite
G%erlammlnng Gm
CUmmcrStG9, rem IS. MM9MGt
in Der Safe SeS ySGi6ington SGngerbnnSes,
314 6 StraFe NOrOueit
nbbaIten. Vile, Oe gSilens iinO, SbrGnen trOdnen Az
bcIien, ami bleide AinberiUangen luieOer Oem rOligeu
Sdein Der @eiHnObeit az %5aubern nnS Den 6mnser
uOm Der SdlUG9le slueier nieOergeOriiftcr SGlfcr 5m Der
idcudeM, hub sebsten, i'd IN ObemgenGnntem Datum
unO Crt eiRsa1imOeR.
Der g%OrltauO.
pro tentpere.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-22
smdlt steanna:

Sn @oibington o0er nnber hinge.
genO lltdt %geborene Qcltidc SteI.
ols SausbGIterin.
GIotbiIOe Gt6eI.
745 Safapette 4pe., 8ufauo. q ~.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-22
@im0ci0MOt.

Gieie Nubrl itsbt uniern ssiern iuT frtisn 9tyfnauHs
ieect abtrntmmi ne ReeaftiVn isiatriel Ssranuperuus
Washington Journal., 1919-08-22

Gentlemen wishes room and board
by September first; private family:
state terms and particulars; must be
within walking distance of 10th and II
Streets, II. W. Address Box H. j..
Washington Journal. no 9th St, NV.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-22
@~eriammlnnsen in Der fOmmeuOen
&NAe: /.


.unteritiisumgsbuno, Giitrift No.
1907; in 922 Ta. Mpe. N.-8
Wittmo6:
.unteritiisungsbuno, 9iitrift yso.
40; in 922 go. Ibenue N.@.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-22

ale SOrten falter Mnfidnitt,
0efDdteu S6infeu,
9 ibIers, 36-45 Higgs Narft,
Washington Journal., 1919-08-22
%rancrtOmfereas einbcrnfen.

Atlontic Gitp, u. 3. Sn Dem
@lalbcL Dab Gin ltmiaiplng Der
Cumming b~etreiis Yrobib;tion fir
eincn @ioerrui Der 6pirituoienge-
iebgcblmg %fon5entriert merOen fonn
bobrn Die 9roner fiir ben IS. Sep,
tcmbcr cine groBe aonieren3 nad
bier einberuien.
The review., 1919-05-22

Miller was turning out more tires thar
at any previous time in it's career
Then came government restrictions
on the uses of crude rubber and a
temporary luu in Miller Tire produc-
tion while the company concentrated
on various rubber articles which the
country needed for war purposes.
The old-going departments were
Kept intact, however, and when the
government orders were cancelled,
gas mask outfits, aeroplane tank COW
ers' ETC., ets., instantly gave way to
the pressing demand for tires, tubes
and accessories. Today the Miller
production is said to, be far greater
than ever before in the company's 27
years of existence. . s-.
The Southern Harness Co, of this
city, the; local concern dealing in
Miller Uniform tires, declares that
Miller success is strictly due to GER
tain. exclusive characteristics of the
Miller tires.
The review., 1919-05-22

lore the larger companies were again
turning out castings and tubes for do
nestle purposes on practically a full
capacity basis.
The speedy transition from a war
basis to pecae basis was especially
notable in the case of The Miller Rub
Der Co., manufacturers of Uniform
Mileage Geared-to-the- Road tires. Dur.
ing the last nine years this company
achieved more than 3SOO%0 increase
in sales. When war orders began to
take precedence over routine business.
The review., 1919-05-22
.,c YEAR FOR TIRE MEN.

,ons no industry has been quick.
FelN. reqain it's pre-war status in
er ~ or domestic sales volume, than
poln' ,onufacturing. Whereas the
tire look in November, 1918, found
flrS' moduction of tires in Akron, the
the the center of the world at much less
tire ho1f it's normal volume, due to
th'n hnT,ent demands for rubber
g,,inment, month had not elapsed
eur q."r the signing of the armistice be-
The review., 1919-05-22
BUYS PRoPERTXTo IMPROVE.

Eli X. Ingram and DIR. w. A. Hayes
have purchased the little park place
in Mortlieu Park and will improve it
and then place on the market for res
idence lots.
The review., 1919-05-22
REAL ESTATE SALES SOON.

The Pike property will be sold by
the American Land Co., on May 31st.
This land lies in Mechanicsville. The
z. A. Burns property will also be
sold on this day.
The review., 1919-05-22
WILL BUILD HOME.

]. P. Rawley will build a home on
Montlieu Avenue on the lot he recent
ly purchased, opposite the w. G. Mum
yan home.
The review., 1919-05-22
PIGS AND ACCIDENT.

A car loaded with pigs broke away
from an engine in the yards here Sat
.urday but no damage was done @
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-07-18
Jersey, The Garden Spot

1t is interesting to know what others
think of our own South Jersey. A
week ago a native of Iowa, now resid-
ing in North Jersey, a laboratory
chemist by profession, said that he re-
garded South Jersey as the garden
spot Of the world and the ideal place
for a home. He had driven through
Eastern Pennsylvania and into Della
ware; crossed the river at Penns Grove
and went fishing from Greenwich
Piers. He visited Bridgeton on the re-
turn trip and his enthusiasm over
Tumbling Dam Park was great. He
did not recollect ever having seen a
public park with such fascinating
charm and natural beauty.
The level, farming lands, gravel
roads and prosperous appearance of
the rural sections of Salem and Cum
berland Counties also received much
commentator.
He evidently did not drive over
North Pearl Street, Bridgeton, altho
even that is a big improvement over
the roads about his home town.
Elmer Times.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-07-18
U. S. HOSPITALS
new FIELD FOR
RED CROSS WORK
Comforts and Recreation for
Patients in Public Health
Service Institutions.

The American Red Cross, acting on
the request of Surgeon General Rupert
Blue of the U. S. Public Health Serv-
ice, has agreed to provide supple
mental comforts and ~recreations for
persons under treatment in ~ S
pitfalls operated by the service through
out the country.
The arrangement is primarily in the
interest of discharged soldiers, sailors
and marines, who are being cared for
at the U. S. Public Health Service hos
pitfalls. Institutions to which Red Cross
Home Service work Will be extended
under this arrangement have a total
bed capacity of about 10000. Three Of
these hospitals are IN the jurisdiction
Of the Atlantic Division Of the Red
Cross, these being situated In New
York city, Buffalo and Dansviffe, N. Y.
In addition to the sick and disabled
American fighting men who Will enjoy
the benefits of the latest activity Of the
Red Cross are patients from the fol-
lowing branches Of government sery-
lee, only persons in the employ o1 the
federal government being admitted to
the hospitals of the United States Pub
lie Health Service:
Army and navy nurses, male and fe-
male; patients Of the War Risk Insur-
ance Bureau; merchant marine ca
men seamen or boats OF Mississippi
River Commission officers and enlist
ed men of the United States Coast
Guard: officers and employees Of the
Public Health Service; keepers and as
sistant keepers Of the Lighthouse Serv-
ice; seamen of the Engineer Corps OF
the United States Army; the personnel
of the Coast and 1Geodetic Survey ;
civilian employees entitled to treat
ment under the United States Employ
ees Compensation Act; employees on
army transports not officers or enlisted
men of the army. 4,
Red Cross workers with long train
ing in home service work in army can
comments will endeavOr to bring all the
sunshine possible into the lives of pa
tents, supplying them with additional
comforts, such as bath robes, pajamas,
socks. sweaters, etc., and arranging for
ward entertainments for those unable
to get about and more lively entertain.
ment for those who are eonvalescent.
Moving pictures, vaudevilles, band con-
certs and motor rides will make time
hang less heavily on the patients
hands.
Through cooperation with the Amer
,can Library Association the Red Cross
will see to it that none of the patients
lacks reading matter. -
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-07-18
PEACE BRINGS
INCREASE IN
RELIEF WORK
100000 Articles Received by
Atlantic Division of Red Cross
Since ArmStice Day.

That the activities of the Atlantic
Division of the American Red Cross
in hospital and relief work actually
increased after the signing Of the
armistice is shown by figures in a
statement issued by Albert w. Staub,
Acting Manager of the Division. More
than 6,000,00 finished articles for dis
tribution among European refugees
and convalescent American soldiers
have been received in the Red Cross
warehouse of the Atlantic Division
since ArmAstice Day. according to the
records on Chapter Production.
OF the total collection, large quanti-'
ties have been in the form of hospital
supplies, garments and accessories for
he hospitals which have received
wounded American soldiers as they
arrived here from overseas.
The greatest increase has been IN
clothing for refugees, for which the
record has been raised from 105,385 in
NO'ShiOOA W <C-.1C6 III 4 0Ufudiy y.
From November until April 1,133.513
Individual garments were received in
the warehouse for shipment overseas
In the boats Of the European Relief
Administration.
These figures do not include the
10000 tons of used clothing collected
by the American Red Cross in its ma
tion-wide campaign during the last
week in March. The Atlantic Divi-
sion, comprising New York, New Jer-
sey and Connecticut, contributed 622
tons as its quota in this drive. Brook
lyn Chapter led the division with 90
tons. In addition to their contribu-
ions IN the campaign, Atlantic Divi-
sion workers made a record of 174,0 97
new garments for refugees in April.
Atlantic Division chapters in April
distributed S6,647 articles Of comfort
to soldiers and sailors in addition to
those supplied to the hospitals. These
included comfort bags, helmets, muf-
Hers, socks, sweaters, aviators' waist
coats, wristlets, scrub cloths and
dust cloths. In March the figures
We're: Hospital garments, 13O,627
hospital supplies, 89,526; refugee gar
ments, 226,943.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-07-18
''HOw | Cleared The Mill of Rats" by
J, Tucker, r, /.

GAS night Waterman believe l have
seer more rats than any man. Dogs
wouldn't dare go near them. Got 81
pkg. of RAT-SNAP. Inside of six
weeks cleared them all out. Killed them
by the score every night. Guess the
rest were scared away. I'll never be
without RAT-SNAP." Three sizes,
25c, SOC, S1.00. Sold and guaranteed
by Tuohy & Lounsbury, Druggists,
Penns Grove.-Adv.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-07-18
Convincing Talker

"Some men have a wonderful way
of rising superior to circumstances"
"My coal dealer is one of them. He
can get me all excited talking about
next winters fuel with a July Their
mometer staring US both in the face"