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RD PRESSED FOB MEN.
NNMNt DRIFTS CHIPPIES
iltlo in Relieve Old Mm \\li<
llavc Served Throughout Wnr
and in Trcnehe*.
Aru;i;s m.\i>i: in ki;hii;st\<.
?iallst Deputy llerlares TImmv !?
?ross Favoritism, and Mm ,\r??
'Put to KiHnu Line |{(>cuiisc of
I'liclr Political Afliliiilioip..
! Rj' Aj-soi iated Pr?s? ]
I.W YORK, April II!.?tjertnany *
hard pressed |?>r man power that
nvinently disabled soldi-r? a i e i<
icd in the army and cripple;- Hie
ed to the colors. This statement
triad'; in the Reichstag t>v Deputy
:i e 11. an independent Socialist, <>:i
?ruary *_'3. according to the Merlin
-w:iert:-. ;i copy of whlell lia , b'-e;i
? ived re.
Hit Deputies also laid bnr?- ren i
?I conditions prevailing i" the
man ar:ny.
he disclosures were ma'k in a dr.
e whi?-h was precipitated by a nv -
i introduced hy 1'eputic.". Muellei
nlnge n. People'1 part'. 1 'ehrcnb;*. 1i,
it rist party; I>r. St re semanti, Na
tal I.iheral, hii'I Stueeklen. S?k al '
uirinK the <"hamellor t<. see to
t the ejasses of 1>S0 and ISVn he
hargerl from the army as coon a-*
sible, and that the mort "f '?
idsturm who have been in a?-tive
vice rln-'e ihe beginning of the war
I who ha\c been one yea. in th?
nt-linc tr' iii h' . p? rmaiK-n'.ly
niaferrerl t<> the h'Miie rejerv
i.n not w iti i nit a vv vi i:\
< in i.i> mit mi: itci'i.M i:i>
?rputy Rj -so 11 aa'd it whs explain' I
t the men in <|ijf t on coii'd it"'. I.e
hdrawn b< ??a'lJ'e they c.'jid not i"'
laced. H'? added .
Tito resolution adopted t y the
rlt.iHE two years ago. providing for
discharge r( per ???. . permanent!-.
; and unfit f>.?r ser\i<e, .. in.,: hr nc
cd upon. In the nr.-? reserve ba'
?n Infantry Regiment N ? I. a
at many cripple have been drafter)
I the. same jH the i a?'1 rr ga rdinf
antry Regiment N< IV.". at (>;a
?nr> n who had been .?? *r ?--'..e v :! i<<
e;- wl' :i apoplexy wa:' a ep'ed
hr>ut e \ a m:' a t lo:i a* for -.->r\.
the li':v:r,i -e;; inert rt t ? II
n.
Strikers a ? 1 . u h t?*'t' ?*" hid
red i.ftense p'-lm-. ail- are ; 4? ? i r. - ? ?
army .? ; mi- liver ? I rt Ru?
lgen t"en'. men wh-. <->1 i||.
?talis t party "ii January ' ? we??
fled it;!', the arm> on l->bruar; It
l.lili:it> ( IIMI'l. \ I V I llllll
is ii \ it ami i M-;ri t? ii: \ i
The ss<->|d:er !n cene-al mp'.iiii
uniclen; a:.d bad food What Ij?:
iic.s of the fo d ar'. .- vvhl-.h .tie
? plied the arm; ' Tne r '.:i omn -
ned ??tflcers employed !ri t!;' -.in
ns eont:i;i:allv take f . 1 home tr
?h manner s. r ? ::.?ii\ ,du.i' er.ri !i
m.selves by tak ns what l>elon?. t
soldier- Many of!"., er? a-. .?? ::.u h
they lit-. .. \\ I?.io the Fold e..
ved bad meal. Th< -. : r r.o*
ops who ha\ e lie? .? r.ani'd . ii :? r
n pan lea.' ?
In many lr..-*ar. -e; .? fur .gh r .ay
bf.uslit. it ii granted w p'r.-- n
0 have i: 1 . ' r.bed : ?? the v,??
undesirable e; <
furlough. Soldiers i>el : p r.ti.e
?iallst party are treated 111., d >s
>eputy St ruecK I'ui r.i -.d tin.-re u .??
nersl an'l severe ii !h<
t iha* soUlie:s ! rty-e.^1 ? uai
? arc still in the trc.-,. <? He >i!d
? furlough situation u.ts rhaot
1 that niU' h favor;;.?m a a
iwn.
I.DICItS KM I'l.ili I II t-'Olt
>io>t ii inn t i.oi ^ in t it:
?oldlers at home of t e n <??.
?> ed to pr. fci; m "thfi jr. : i
tier." declared l?eputy > li?.*-j.Tl.ri
;ial:st. "nc infantryman .i s.? 1 four
Ulcrymen. lie t-.aid, were oi?... ? i!
Swinemuf :.de ??? tli- .?. t^
the major in <.omir,.uid.
Jcnrr.il Schouch. representing ?ho
ir itepar tm<'iu. sail no ore \\ a t.e
; drafted br .iU-c of political f
aliens, This c;iuc?0 laughter
ioijr the Soi'.aliit.", aril tr." uenciil
ded :
But w e diaft person.' proven p he
t>p.tgandis::= or Instigators."
The motion under discussion was
>p:od by the Reichstag.
SCHWAB SEE*S PRESIDENT
Promise There Will Mr \ <? l.nH*
of Sire I lo II ill III >hip?
Plntined.
f By A .Qi-irft.-.i Pre . I
\VASIUNGTON. April 16.?<'has le- .M
hwab, president of the i!-nlilehcti)
;ei Company, a ->.ompanicd by Chan -
in Hurley and Kaiubridgc v, of
? Shipping K";i ni, railed .1 ? the Whit.
>u.~e to-day and assured President
ilson thai t!it? ? would i>e n>? la
steel to carry through the ship
ilding program.
TORONTO HAS FIRE
image Donp 10 T?vo Plants Is Inti
mated lit STi'i'MIOH, I'lilliiu iny
li \ pi onions.
I F!" A-;i ted Pr. i
TORONTO, April 16. ? Firemen had
rtuall.v extinguished th:^ morning lire
iiich did ?750,00O damage at the plant
the Harris Abattoir Company, at
c Union Stock Yard., after burning
roughout the night. Tiie police to
y are investigating a report of inju
rious explosions preceding the lire,
hich started in the plant's laundry.
|.'lie?? lo Mlnroln I'rnm \ irpinin.
MI.VliOIjA, N. V., April 1 ?>. ? Major
]>y Hrown. L'nit'd States signal corps,
rived nt the aviation lield here to
?y completing a flying tost front
sttgley Aviation Kield, Virginia, in ?it
rplane equipped with a high-pow
cd Liberty motor. He was accom
mied by lid ward Du/.ane, an armj
cchanlcian. The return trip wil be
ado in a few days.
flullet Kills lulled Siitien Soldier.
LAREDO, TKX'AS. April K.?Private
itonian l'\ Atchison, headquarters
tmpany of tho Thirty-seventh United
ates .JJavalry, was killed yesterdaj
.? a sniper's bullet front the Mexican
do of the river while on patrol duly
ear Zapata, it was announced here
? -day. His home is In Portland, Ore.
Roll oj Honor
List Showing Men Who Were
Killed or Injured on
I'rerich Soil.
\\ ASII INlSTuN. April Iti. The c?3*
u.i 11 \ ]i;? I to-d.t\ ? ?? iit.?jii?? ?I ti.Nty-Iivo
nam .. follow killed hi
action, two. iin.il of wounds, four. died
? i- iii???idriii ?. oim . died of ?liscii: ??.
twelve; wounded h'nv??r',ly. " wounded
liKlitlv, thirty ?m,v?,ii nirvit'i; in
I ? n. I wo.
iMIiifrr.s n.MiiCd in ? )i?? !!:-.? are I-.cn
t- riant* I'.nj.imin Iliuipee n nil 1'iani.
I\. .Miller. inlSMllK ill a lion. Mouleli
. 1111 Wilriiar II. liiadshaw, : cvlt'Ij
\\ on nd< 'I, ami I t'lia 111 I'roai Jud
? 111. .1 . . I;ulitly wounded. The l'-I
follow :?
Killed .m action- Privates ' harlca
Iii-r anek Walter II. I In. .
I >jrii i.f uoijud -< "orpor:t!;< Joseph
1Iioil'i. Ilarry li. Nelson, Privates
li .||I< Mat* Iiclv. < ii'iir^i' li Tully.
|>iii| ..f 0 . ' a Servants I'l-rd W.
Kullcr, llomar Taylor, Corporal I'loyd
1: I'a r- K in-011. I'll vat" August l!rad
ford. I'<rr> Alwin 'Jot.-. Henry .1. I ..1 r -
? < ? on .|o|in I. Smith lialph S. Thoilip
son. .John II Tompkins. Kaiph Herman
Van /..niton. I "i'il Wntfon.
I ? 1 ? < 1 i f a?*? ?!< rit l'riv.tt? Charles l-J.
Hi ? iiiImm
\\ ound''i *'\rrr\- l.lcut' ' ant Wil
mar II. Ili'aiisliaii', Corporal Michael
? .? rK. I'l . ?!< ?*]..; i ?? I. 1 'rijimnilt
II.: ?? 1 ?! 11 ? !\. .!?? ? J IJiny. <11 f -
f 1 * ;*i | H Sk",f|..| I U;W ??;. I 1. Silt h it.
\\'ouiii|r.i| julitl;. l.i^vit'iiant I'roai
.1 hIhoii. .1 ?.. mh'imii'' Walter II. '"ohun.
Marion I!. Fast wood, Corporal Walter
I: 'i 1 inn' i Karnoii'l li I'.urtir
? r .* oil :t ' ' Can I'liva'.r.- < 1 r \ a I
?| r.i I>:lliam iw-rgin, August l~
I' mard, ?' :? A I'.i-'iidt. Vernon ?'
< 1 \t? ?: 1. M ? Marl I - .ml. \V.
I .. . Will .1 in 1. ' l.-r. lid ward .1.
< illfii. ph W I'llk.-, John J C:l
I'j-pic, Mtehcll <'iorrow, z W.
<',rr<w .lolm !!!? . J.inn: iJohn
son. Kratk-lH X. Kearny, Joseph I'.
La'o . . I.co Maiolo Frank Manning.
II li ri A. N< u r -. J r ??< 1. <) : ? 11. I ?;? niel
!????? r. i'l .11 . I. IV'. ' on W ill .;tui 1'
Uellly, John Skrjnlk, John J. Tlerncy,
li. ? ? ,\ 'I i r if-?. Will' uti .V Van I'.cu
-? n .-an.iK I W.'iu ? Harold Whitnett.
Ir.1 V. 'I:am:
M "? itia a .1- f.on lieutenant
I ? I I'l. ? I ,i' 110li:? 11! I'l .1 ri k i\
TEN MAJOR-GENERALS
CREATED BY PRESIDENT
I'trrnl y-*pt rn Nnti'itinl \rni? ( ulonrh
\\ rrr >omlnDtrd IlriRndirr
(?rnrrali.
' n ?. - < o ?) IV' t
WASIIIN'iTON, April 10 ?Ten br.c
adirr-sf1!!'ra' of th- National Army
<vf ?? ? ' :i ? ;,ty I y I'reEid* r.t
rfi ti> be- inaj. >r-general:!. and
t writy-?i?ven < oT' *<? ;- wore nnminmini
to b- brigad? or-E'T.'ral:. Tne major
generals notrmated f<>)lov:
\V;i!Sa:n I*. Bjr::haii\ James: H. X! -
Kar, l.rno-1 M n? ?*-. <'ha"ies S l-'arns
?a ? rth. IMwar.l K M Qla->h::ti. Jr..
W l!a"d A 11 ilbro-' '<? (jf'ifRi' B 1 > u n ?
a r . 1 it:!'" M. M i ? ? . Jci:rw s W. Mo
Andrew. T.eroy S Lyon
Tli'i" nominated t'> i'f> brigadirr
t:?: v rr>- ''?.?'??'iiKr lloi-ert 11
N< !?> \:t!iur .! ? ?;.-??! < .r I? < iT
1 ? -d'. \\ 11: i tt K 1 ?.t .1 it 11. 1 i U ,v H.
I'reston, Frank ti Caldwell. Liitt
\V:i John I. H tKv. Jo-.-iph ?'
'?r-f, J u!: a !i I.;:idsey. ileovge II
.lii.' -i I.. r; i oln ?' A'.drew.- liw.g:,:
i: Ajltrnan f'r.i I! Hunt. Adr:??n S
1'V? ': Thfi.T.a' \\" Hurrah. Johnson
H.iRorl. I.ytlc Brown. Alfred A. Star
hoard 1-Mwaril T. I'onnclly. Fred T.
Vistiii. W:l! iam !. We-slervelt, Augui
Mi'InT>ro, It. hard \V. Youhb.
rg:? A W-.i.sa" Hugh S. Johnson,
!. .: i r.a :;1i! tiif! I'.oliert K Wood
FRENCH YOUTHS CALLED
( l!MO (inlns lu Hnriui-I?? in lliph
"?lilrii* nml in *M?li-ndid
I'hjnical Trim.
. H . A - ?' T ? c 1
I'AKIS A|Til 10 Tin* II '? cont:n
K^nt of the French army (youths of
i. t.elcen yf.u.% old ? l- ;,.|st going to th"
b.?rra kr= to bos in training. Although
called out .1 ycni before the usual time,
tlxse young men are i;i better condi
tion physically than any of their pre
decessor.--.
They are starting out in a high
spirits as the army did in August, 151-1,
shouting from the car windows that
* he. v. ill heat the Germans.
FIVE MILLION IN FRANCE
Major Mnildnril M>)1 \\ c .NitiI a*
Mnnj More Mvti lit I'arliiriPN
nnd l-'nrm*.
NI'*\V VORK, April 1 fi?"America
1 n, ooo men to win th' war."
<1- -T.ii- <1 Major Francis U. Stoddard, in
an address to-night at the Brooklyn
? "n i'v-i :-it v < "lut?. ile continued:
"Five million men are needed to
serve in France. ' n?(?.?'??">?> to produce
ammunition and I'.noo.ufto lo work ?? ?i
the farms-. The men are needed now."
Cascarots liven liver nnd how
."Is and straighten you
right up.
Don't he hilious. constipated
sick, with hrcath had and
stonuich sour.
PRISONERS MUST Ell
IMnn Will rirst IW WorLnl Out on
Highway in Stale of
(irnr^ia.
KAIDIvll C It I0W NOW \T WO UK
Ailjillnnt'liciiCl'Hl h ? nllril I pun to
lli'lrrinilK' Hair of Wajjcs to 15c
I'aiil to Men InlrriiciJ at Ameri
can I'ost-.
? n A?s.. ?
W'ASII im;t< ?N. Ai-r ! !?*. The \V..r
l>epartinent >!.?^ decided *o make llu
lii'rnwii prisoner:- ??( war j.ow h"ld in
thi:> country earn tlf r i.? ? i irder
? i:re : "lit to-day to th" army <.|ti- <?: :<
commanding the enemy j>r .n ..imp at
l-'orts M< I'hersijii and < ?;;.<?; tiorpe. <?a..
authorizing them t'> utilize t li o labor
of th" I in mat'- in ? "'iipleting a
n?;w system of road- about the po-'
These prisoners who v.ere ial;en from
the 'J'rman i.ti'ici ?'orrii"ian. I'rmz
Ki'.el Kiiedii'h and .- 11?? r. \v? ? e m?"ni
ber.s of 11 <? iinpcn. i i.i.- re '.tvcs
Thirty-eight oilier.'. t.?l.';i from th?
I ? -:?S |.y t li de;tro\< r l-'an ri; tig are now
Oil their way 50 11? 1:? iOIIii'i; They are
expected to ?rri\ n"vr w < ' k. and will
b" :;cn" inime<l :a t e|y t ?"? l-'ort .Mci'h';J
Kon.
I'ntlrr th" regulations for the control
of prisoners of \i .1 r promuiga: e.i by th?
Secretary of War. t i ?* .1 rj j u ?. r, r. 50 n era I
of the army i'- given authority to e -
lablnh the ra.c- of wiigr.. to he paid for
th" labor of prisoner:- It is expected
that a UT!1 reprej-ent !?>" ,;I- . <* 111;?
a day over arid above th" maintenance
of each prisoner will be fixed Kach
man's c.irr i p v ::I l>e pla< ed to lit:
1 r'd:t at tie camp "* '"l:a nj.-* tu he u. ed
In pur. ha1 ng necej.. ti<- - not included
irt th" erjij jpuir t.t fijrn:.h?"d I-; the gov
ernment I r:f r.~ are forbidden to
have the ar'iml i h in their possesion.
Th" pro-trt ,i: t ha* interned a! 1 <? r,? , in
eluding 1 rrw of interned merchant
chips, al.-o be put to uork has been
taken under < om-iderat ion fnder in
ternatlonal law, tl ";?* cannot be forced
to v.ork exepf at : . labor a- i:- n"
ary to keep their plaee of intern
nifnt in a anitary condition It l.< e\
pcctcd thai there prisoners will be
Kiv"ii an opportunity to volunteer for
r.? her h ork at a fa,: ra'e of comju'n .? -
t ton.
COMPRESS COTTON TIGHTER
ftnilrosd \ dm inlM ml i <? it litpreled to
Mukr I in |?orl a nl II til ins on
Subject Minrllj.
? R A- <v i? td Pr'f ?
WASHINGTON, April 1?;.--Th" dircc
'?r-c"neral of lailroad: i:; expe.t"<l in
< few J.1.V5 to i. i" an exec lti\e orfi' -
re'iuirini; all cotton offered for ship
iet t to b" ? omiirf -ed to a r?"r
leii?-;tv th.?n tlie prr ??lit. -t^ridatd bale
l'he i-iraller ri.'.^ t tie brile v> ill re
j.j," the nutnber of car- reqiiired t<"
move :h" 1 rop fr >111 "* to about
? accord in k to estimate mat:pub
at th" oflices of th^ Sojthern Com
rre/.-ial l oncre.
tireatir compression of cottoti 'aar
been urptd repeatedly in past yearn
by the Southern i.'otton 'Jongrass, of
which Ilar%i,? Jordan, of <;co:pta
r)r";:d"nf Mr. .Ionian 1- :n W?.-h::i;
'on and will oo*fer ?i:li ofliei.il? of
h" railroad administration t'f irilnu
he n"w order.
SOLDIERS ESCAPE
One Hundred >1cn in Cnmp l.ncun Hun
A??? When 'I'Tannfrrrrd in
Another l>i\lsinn.
Illy APn !
HOUSTON. TEXAS. April 16 -Ap
proximately 100 men belonging to vari
ous organizations in the headquarter?
train? ;<n? I military j>oli-. e I'Oinpaiilfa
broke from Camp l.onan yesterda> antl
e.*,. a tio?1 when an order iva - !.-sued
:ranrfi-rrintr them to other organtua
? ns In ihe division. All but two of
them hav. been capture'!, and w ;'.l
probably fa-e < !iar~es of ? onsplraoy to
mutiny, :; was announced to-da;.-. Tr, e
majority of the m< n were from tlie
old "fighting seventh" guard regimen?
of Chicago.
WILL USE PENN STATION
Trniim of Central itallroad of New Jer
sey W ill (tun Into \nt
York Terminal.
WASHINGTON*. April 1 ti ?The Penn
sylvania terminal in New York City
will be used as a passenger terminal
also for the Raltsmore and Ohio and
the New Jersey Central Uailroads. as
soon as plans* are completely worked
out by A. H. Smith, regional director
of the railroad administration. This
announcement war made to-night at
the railroad administration.
| "I Didn't Believe It
Possible,"
said ilie owner of a Ford
car alter changing over to
OILDAU lubrication. "My
( car runs smoother and
more quietly than ever be
fore. and has far greater
power and pick-up." Have
a you read the little OIL
jj DAG booklet? Better call
' and got one: you'll want to
P try OILDACJ on your car.
Lininger-Alsop Co., Inc.
Auto Supplier, -07 W. Tlroad St.
FIRE DESTROYS HUGE
PLANT MAKING ZEPPELINS
l-'nrlj Air Mnrhinrt nnil \ 11*1 Mine*
of llmi Miiterlnl \ rr
Humeri.
<; i ;m.\ a. A it11 I??. Knorinou
?A a CHUKcd bj the Hie W hi? ll br ?ke out
Saturd.i.v in the >5cj)|?clln work:, at
Man/.el, n?ar Kricilrii'hshLittn, and dc
;itio;-'<'l the plan:, w h.-li had l?? :i
transformed for the inanuJa'.ture <?'
,i i :i?s of tin" 'iotlia typo, a <:c<Jid ill::
to reliable report a from Rorschach. >?n
l.stkc Con-dan e. Vast 'luahtitiCo of
r.i a miterials wove hum->1, ami ::
?epoi ted at ' onmtanoe that two larce
/,< ppehn.- aii'l fort> airplane - al'o w .
? ? r<>\ ??(!. eomr>.?..siiig t It?- whole IW.-t
then at the plant.
Many warehouses were reduced to
as also wore thf oil; ? -.< i.; -lie
plant. situated '.lose to th*- wo-;.-hop.;.
'i'l number of victims wa .-on :,tier -
ar.'.e, i.ui i the military authorities
are preventing any one from a pproaeii -
ing the Tie of the fire, the number
of k 1!r?1 and injured cannot be !? anted
a* prevent.
The lire broke out between 1^ and
It o'e'o k on Saturday and burned a'!
?lay .Sunday, according to t*.v.? traveler
whn were n Frledrichshafi n ??:? Sun
day 'I ne lire li'-ean with an rxplo:;on
f.d t Tf- v.'-re frequent e.\plo::ion.
th-oiighout Saturday n:^'it and the foi
"> ne day. apparently due to tins
:'U'-.st.inR of gavolin" tank-* and hjdro
^'?n cylinders.
There was something like a pan:
:ti the town. where several 11i? ?
'*'r? : et on fire r.nd other- damaged.
Ma.' -cs of debris were hurled In'o the
ar by the e.\plo:-ions.
PAY TRIBUTE TO BROUSSARO
I'unernl of I.on i*ln nn Senator l.nrccli
Mlrndfd ? \:irdnmnn I'ronnnnfft
liulne J.
t Hv A ? ?! rr
M:\V IHKItlA. I.A. April 10.?The
funeral of United States Senator Robert
!?". Rrout ard w i h"!d here to-da> n
<h?rc- of the local lodger of Ma-on
I'llk t'ld Knights of I'ytlra of all of
?. 'ni li S'li.iinr Br>uss?rd had been ?*
in em If r.
Governor I'lca: .in', and virtually : 1
he S' *e oflb' / It-", numerou:- Slat" and
federal judge?-. representatives >?'
viliti' il and ? :vi' organizations f'ni
a-."ij parts of 1 <OUna. ,x I'nit^d
S'-nator.-; and nine r'pres'Mit !
ive- comprising the congrcss'ona 1
le'ejjatlon from Washington, were
miotic tlto-e n !io attended.
Senator Varri:tman. <?>' M ssis.-ippi.
pronounced th<" eulogy a" tiie service::
lie 1 in th* ? Mir: hotiJ-.e an I Repr>
-?'nta'.lve Rodenburg, of I" .nois. w'io
lad an intimaf f r:ti<J < .' Mr.
Rrou.'sard, ?P"ke ;,t the cemetery, e\
?ol'nr.j: Mr. Rroussard'r work in tlie
lat'onal Mouse, where he served for
sht'T' year:-, and telling of ih?~ warm
a ff r r;-.n felt for h: ni by hi" i''>l'ea?i|r^
in I'ongrcss.
ESTABLISH MOVIES
(hain of Theater* Heine Orprnnlied bj
V 'I. I'. \. on ^ prew and l.or
rninr Fronts.
'R. "irutor) Tr'1 ?' 1
N"I1W TOP.K, April 16.?George |"mn
ham l-'ostor pre: ident of the V. M. <A.
community motion-picture bureau, it
w?s announoed here to-day. is in !*ran<:e
oi-ganizinp a chain of picture theaters
or, t'n" western front from Vpres t'>
Lorraine.
The bureau i:: projecting every week
? n America atul France, it is staled,
more than s ''00.f'f?0 feet of film and of
the reels th.it are being shipped abroad
for the entertainment of American
fighting men in < amp and battle feet
less than one-third were produced prior
to last August.
American (iirl Wed* Hindu Prince.
XKW YORK. April 16.?Miss Mae
Walter was just a plain?no. a \er>
prettj A.tierica :i cirl vfsterday. To
day she is a pretty prin<*es-\ having
married Ftan.ti Smile, a Hir.d i of royal
family. Rev. John Lewis ?"".ark tic.i
the knot whi. h transformed the Ameri
can girl into a princess, at her hon;e
i:i Rrooklj n.
Buy Liberty Bonds
?The Ladies of Beth Ahabah Auxiliary will have charge of
our Liberty Loan Booth to-day.
Mrs. Myer Kirsh, President
Mrs. M. H. Ash er, Chairman
&
SE.RViCE FIRST -
' SATISFACTION ALWAYS ^
Save Food !
Also Buy
War Savings
Stamps.
High Time to Refurnish the Summer Home With
New Cretonnes & Curtains
? Beautiful Cretonnes in
Floral. Striped and Conven
tional Designs suitable for
Bed Spreads. Hangings and
Coverings, all a yarc
wide, for
! 39c
? Cretonnes in elegant
Striped. Floral. Bird. Verdure
and Tapestry effects arc of
fered in Tan. Blue. Kose and
Light Tones, excep
tional at
49c
Choice Cretonnes in va
riety that baffles description,
including Foliage, Peacock,
Forest Moon and Woodside
effects are featured at,
yard
59c
Domestic and Imported Cretonnes at 29c Per Yard to $5.00
Cluny Lace Curtains, $4.50 to $10.00
It is of more than passing importance to note that these fine Curtains come
on Heavy Double Thread Cable Net, relieved with Narrow and Wide Cluny
Lace and Insertions. Every pair measures three yards long and there are
both White and Ecru to select from.
Fine Marquisettes
?These Curtains are of ex
ceptionally fine quality and
conic finished with lace in
sertion and edge to match.
White, Cream and QQ
Ecru. Per pair...
Scrims and Voiles
?Though inexpensive, these
Curtains will find favor with
the great majority of all wo
men. They arc finished with
a hemstitched bor
der and insertion
$1.98
Fine Net Curtains
? Selection in these Novelty
Net Curtains places at your
disposal those with Plain and
Figured Centers and other
patterns. All
yards long
$1.75
;f
Twent.v-l'ive Traliil<>nd? of Wuundeil
I'.Vv* Through Ai\-l.i-< li.ij,.
elle \ij;li(lj.
MOSI'ITAI.S AKK OVKlU'liDWIII'll)
Schools, Public Buildings and I'rl
vato lloiiics Commandeered in ,\i\
to 1'invitlc Shelter for the Thous
and* Injured.
I Rv A>?ocla tc!
WASHINGTON. April Jt; -The hravy
price the Cicrmans are p..;. - f?r ,ilcir
.'i'lvaii-c <>n I ho western f.-on- -a.,
in <1.;-patches to the Stitc I )r part merit
to -da \.ng ih.c twer.t> -live t ??., n ?
with wounded .?? passni"
'?"imii a ? \ - iii-t "ha ;<??!!e fvcry n:gJir.
The hospitals at A x. the 'd j.s p?T: j,
said. !ia\e been crowded beyond ther
<ap.i'M\ and the wounded ucro !or!ej--.|
i-i h oo *. public build n;r> arid .un
The
k
inedieaI supplier* and no morphine.
J' also was repn'ted rh.,? ihe morale
of the Corrnan iro?ps is r-nf u-,.od e\.
i'Pt among: the n^w levies ?f fi,e very
J oun;r.
IRISH REGISTER PROTESTS
\\ hole I onnUt \ro?,Pl| ln O,.portion
In (.o.c^ninrni', I'riigmni of
'oiiacripiion.
' n>- A ? ?Hi i, r J.,, .
l/t.NDOX, April lC?Mcctmy. to
?'"??test against conscription h^Id
>1 ? ? n d a y :n one hundred parser, in
1 r' "''I' i,!I 1 cs "r population
par* ii jpating. shvs d.spat, fro:..
!>iibl:n to thr Timoj. The . >rjry took
?' lr.idlnK part in K;| mB
llt.-oliitions of protect ;,r(: pourjni; in
fr,'rn Public hodi-r and < nn |v ,-bib
v. v.- vrry active.
*Ur|lie.stionahiv thr d.
"the present te-.iper of Nifonalj-t
Ireland is very deplorable. The coun
-y has lost all sense of proportion and
forgotten not nior-jy home ru>
but the w.ir. It is a country of ,o?.
radi. tionp. however, for in l?ul>: t, .1t?,
? omo mher towns vol'JiHarv rc. rui'in
i'H bee,, remarkably good in the p,"
few days.
Itnblill* n. War food.
I .ONI ?ON. April l:e!Sian cor
respondent declares that before the
war the shipments of r K-,rilrl rabbit.
1a?' amounted to do.se upon
-on tons weekly. The business was
prart.rally confined to the corner of
I,. co,: n: ry which remains to Helgian?
Tins output. Ik suggest... misht eas.lv
b* increased tenfold if a suitable
scheme of intensive , uUure were adont
r ';rrr ?' borne. The food sh. rtaire
would thui be relieved and a new and
ici-ath e Mritish industry established.
'?<h Mail i ir-ier Mouse.
GARDEN CULTIVATOR
_ A great time and
labor-saver f><r vnur
cat-den. l.ight. easv
to operate. I.utli't
includes 1 moldboard
plow, 1 double-end
< u I t ivator
tooth. 1 c ;i 1 -
t i v a t o r
sweep and
1 r a k e_
\V"hecl is IT
inches high.
IM TI IT I O>IP|,|.;ti:, ?10
^ .j2.38
"ti.e:- ..arden Tools proponion
t ? ? I>? as low.
? ?nrden lloe: best ?teei a r\
6'.;in. blade: each .. . 49C
Ho.- fork: 1 .steel tines; OA
: 80c
?.arden Itnke: 1 1 teeth; 0 ft. 0ft
handle; each
Meet s??,lp. |P.handle; (P t t n
- ?s,::e: each Jb.l.JU
98c
r^rr''-vv'
THE SPOTLESS CO.
Kleventh and Canal Sireots.
WHAT SOUTH IS DOING
TO HELP WIN WAR
I'filrrnl Speaker Drrlnren site l<
>rtlini; K\aill|'lr in I'ihmI
( on?rrrn(lnn.
i H\ A w :d I'rr;" I
HI U.M INCMAM. AI.A . April IK.
.Sessions <>f th<* ?"? in tli' war cam
paign" of ?he Southern Sociological y
i.'onsrct;-. ?n sc;sion licr? to-day. .lr'
hc.np devoted to '.If question of the
con. 'Tvatioti ?>f food. Thf principal
. peak?-r of the morning pcj?|on wa.i
I >r. i!rad for ! Knapp. federal Depart
ment of Agriculture In liis addrea*
I >r. Knapp declared that the South ir.
veiling an example or foul ?on.ser\.?
tion t'n.i' cannot i>e competed u.th by
any olh?*r sect ion.
"Thrro ire ".."iOO.OO" women ami zirls
ii the South." .a.d I'r. Kiiiipp. "a rul
last ye.'.r they canned CO".00" ?.ms
food and dried S.iOC.OO'i pound:--- ftv?
tinici as much :is they have ever aved
before. Anil th!s jea: I believe thej.
Will do better than tha'."
Will arn .lenning* Bryan was to hav?
delivered an addreb.-* tlii- inornln;, b-r
lie il 'I not arrive in time. He will
?pea 1. ! a ;er.
NO AMERICANS LANDED
Keport Thnt I', "i, Mnrlnri Were in
\ liitll\o?loK ltellr\cil (n llmr
llern lirroiiriiui.
M \. ialfjd I "re - I
\\ \SHI\i;T<>\. April ??: T ?: spate he:*
to (he Navy department to-day from
Pear Admiral Knight. commanding th<*
American Asiatic lleet. and to the Slate
Department from consular repre-enta -
live:; still made no mention or act \i
ties of American forces at Vladivostok.
Hci'Tti press dispatches from Harbin
said (hat reports reaching there from
Vladivostok told r.f the landing <?f
American fori Ortieials now are . on
vincr'l that refugees saw a part. <?f
marines on shore leave or a quarter
master's corps and thought it m i: a
landing parly.
STILL HOPE FOR CREW
\ni.r Uepnrtment llrlirxp* (.'rrw ??f
l ri'liip* Will tie Ifcnrii I'rom
l.n ter.
I Rv .\.t?<w:!ittri| Pr' ' I
W ASH I.N< J TON". April IS ?Although
no word had eoinc to-day as to th? fate
of tlie big naval ?.ollier ? ~'ycl>ps. miss
ing since March 11. the N'a\y Depart -
inent refused '.o give up all hope n?
her safety, and will continue its scarclt
for some rlue that might solve her
mysterious disappearance
I
Your Blank
Book Needs
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and
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complete stocks of the newest
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have Moses' Victor service with
out paying anything extra. Kn.sjr
monthly pnvnirnta.
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lo;t Knot (lroail Street,
Oldest Music Mouse in Virginia
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Right Off the Ice
No matter how care
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drinks or ices may be.
refrigeration decides
I heir zestful wholesome
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^ WMtumij
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bonized pebbled cork non
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