Z EVENING CAPITAL NEWS, SATURDAY DEC. 8, 1917. DRIVE FOR PÉAGE THE HARD HIT IN WATERS ABOUT ENGLAND, BOMBS DROPPED U-BOATS‘ MAY1 VISIT AMERICAN COAST RELIEF OF PROGRAM OF KAISER (Continued from P ag e One.) AUSTRIANS CAUSE INJURY TO sistance of their fellow citlzeja Washington, Dec. S.—American mili­ the Germans can never break through, i throughout Canada." tary men—many of them Just back experts said emphatically today. As Today Halifax is a place of hospitals from Europe—believe Germany’s main the military men' see It Germany pro­ r ^ * and morgues, of bitter, cold, driving offensive this winter will be political. poses to gather sufficient military ad­ TAREE SAMMIES o; sleet and blackened wreckage. She will drive hard for peace. vantage now so that she may 'argue to MANY INQUIRIES. Meantime, she will try by strong at­ her own people that she is a coifqueror, UNITLk • ^ Telegrams, are pouring In from all SUSPECTED Apple Pie Cooking Gives the j MIIS j tacks to get the greatest advantage pos­ while at the same time, she continues parts of America asking for informa­ sible on the west and Italian fronts Germans Clue—Life of to make secret and publlo overtures to hfh tion concerning persons believed to and strive to swing Russian perma­ the allies. One Soldièr Saved When ■ r% have been in the city when the French nently out of the allied ranks. These peace offers will be spurned. ■flvVJ ? munitions ship Mont Blanc blew, up. All regard the situation from an If Germany undertakes a big winter of­ Bomb Failed to Explode. Every train brings crowds of relatives OF CAUSING American-allied standpoint as hopef'it, fensive, It will mean that training of racked with suspense for soma be­ despite Italian reverses and the Cam­ American troops In Europe must be By J. W. PEGLER. / loved one. The hotels are thronged brai retirement The latter, they say. shortened, authorities said, and that American Field Headquarters, France, with sad-faced seekers. Everywhere la unhesltntt-'gly resulted from din ne- Sammies must take an earlier part in desolation, everywhere mourning. Dec. 8.—A certain mesa sergeant's ap­ cessity lest tire Germans hack off tho J the fight. At present, however, there The exact extent of the loss of hu­ ple pie cookery was probably respon­ point of Cambrai wedge disastrously. | Is no suggestion at the war department man lives cannot be known for several sible Indirectly for Injury of three But allies resources are so vast that of any alteration of schedules. days—probably never will be known. A BAD FIRE American soldiers by a German aero­ The fire which swept the blasted area Government Warehouse at] plane bomb. , wiped out the wrecks of hundreds ol Chicago Destroyed- Large Three were members of army "spe­ buildings. The storm has greatly de- * cialty troops.” They were natives of layed trains and prevented relief par­ Quantity of Ammunition GRAPHIC STORY UNITY OF NATION Buffalo, N. Y., Hannibal, Mo- and De­ ties from outside cities from getting to troit, Mich. work as early aa they expected. Removed by Soldiers. The Boche air attack occurred on a SHIP A FLOATING BOMB. recent star-lit evening. Enemy aero­ 'Viien the official government in­ Chicago, Deo. 1.—Four Austrian« OF THE TRAGEDY SHOWNTOWORLD planes dropped two- bombs on a town vestigation of the munitions ship ex­ Were arrested by federal operatives in outéide the American camp but In plosion begins here it will be testified •onnectlon with the fire which de­ which there were a handful of Ameri­ COMMERCE RAIDER? ACTING A3 that the Mont Blanc carried 4000 tons can specialty troops, temporarily per­ stroyed a government warehouse on SEA BASES FOR 'SUBMARINESSUBMARINES of T. N. T„ the highest explosive BY AN AMERICAN IN THE WAR VOTE forming detached service. — REGULAR TRADE ROUTES known, and a deckload of benzine. As the south side today. Their names and PIES NOT DAMAGED. 4 - * — POSSIBLE ROUTES OF this floating bomb came througlf the the specific charge against them, were Former Portland Man Tells Striking Evidence of Deter One of the German bombs struck the r a id e r s a n d u - b o a t s narrows, thera was a light mist. Th« W ithheld. building In which the Americans were duty of the vessel was to keep to the The fire was undew control about an of the Havoc Wrought by xnination to Win the War billeted. A mess sergeant of Seattle, right and hugging the narrows orf it went toward Bedford to await a con­ hour later, but only after the five-story the Explosion of Ship Shown in Early Days of today said he thought he knew how the Boches got their aim. voy. hutiding had been gutted. Laden With Munitions. Congressional Session. I was cooking apple pies," he ex­ Owing to the diflculties now being encountered by l>-boats operating The Belgian relief ship Imo was com­ Thousands of dollars worth of army plained, “and I think the light from my hi the waten about England, it ia considered among the noaatb «iea that ing out of the basin, and some wit­ Slothing, blankets and similar supplies the Germans win change the under aea terror zone to include t.w eastern St. John, N. B.. Dec. 8.—Declaring he Washington, Dec. 8.—Having shown cook stovd shining through the venti­ coast of the two Americas. The map shows how Hun submarines, operating nesses allege neither ship was on Its Were consumed. at first thought the entire city had the world America’s unity by prac­ lator roof, must have guided the ene­ proper side of the stream. An adjacent warehouse contained a hi conjunction with German commerce raid era, might make an attack on blown up and that he did not regain tically unanimously declaring war my. Bombs dropped near the kitchen els traversing the regular trade routea between America and Europe. In order to rectify the mistake they quantity of rifle ammunition and other his senses until after he had labored against Austria-Hungary, congress and shook up the stove—but they did exchanged signals which wer« evident­ Iszploalves. Soldiers, who have been long In the work of pulling Injured and rested today. Meanwhile committees not damage my pies.” ly misunderstood. The Imo rammed guarding the’ tw ^ buildings since the Charlestown, Mass.; Simon T. Murphy, (lead from beneath wreckage, Roy Wil­ forged ahead on the great appropria A third bomb dropped ax the enemy the munitions-ship, backed away and lUnlted States entered the ar, aided Rockford, 111.; John Mlchalec, Adams, liams, formerly of Portland. Me., today tion measures. flyere sped away Into the night struck ran aground on the Dartmouth shore. fireman In removing the explosives. Mass.; Jose A. Mendes, Providence, R. told the United Press of his experiences In the first four days of the war ses­ a haystack on the edge of the village, FOUR HUNDRED DIFFERENT VERSIONS. FIRE BEYOND CONTROL. in Halifax when the munition ship sion, both houses and senate gave I.; George C. Merkel, Philadelphia; At this point there are several ver­ rolled off and landed plump between John J. Mulvaney, Vanneat, N. Y.; Two floors and the roof collapsed Mont Blanc blew up in the harbor. striking evidence of intense determin­ the lega of an American soldier who sions of the story told. One Is that A graphic description of the wreck­ ation to win the war, win It In the John Francis Murphy, New port, R. I.; the munitions ship was on fire before ghortly before noon and the flames had taken refuge at the base of the Alfonso, Monpiel, Philippine Islands: again got beyond control. At this age, the broken, bleeding bodies, the earliest possible time and along the haystack. Miraculously the bomb BANDITS KILLED the collision. This Is not generally be­ pall of smoke that hung over the town broad lines President Wilson outlined W alter Morrlssette, Council Bluffs, Ia.; lieved. She was on fire Immediately time, practically sdl the explosives In failed to explode. Clarence A. McBride, Syracuse, N. Y.: the adjacent warehouse had been re- and made more ghastly the screams of in his opening message. öfter the smash, however. The crew the injured, came from the lips of Wil­ Bernard J. McKeown, Philadelphia; gloved. Unanimous action against .Austria — took to the boats. All have been ac­ liams over the telephone to St. John excepting the single negative ivote by Jolin W. McCiinley, Providence, R. I.; IN HOT BATTLE counted for except one man. Three or four Austrians arrested by Martin J. Mee, Norfolk; Ben Nunnery. • federal operatives were later released. from Windsor, where he had been sent Myer Ixtndon, Socialist—was hailed as Twenty - minutes after the collision, with other wounded. Word received a clarion '.relaxation to the world of Edgemoor, R. S. ; Lewter J. Gilson. Hipolito Villa, Brother of it is declared, the munitions ahlp blew here stated that resoue crews are American unity. Greenbay, Wls. ; Schuyler Gregory. up where she had grounded at Pier READY NOW AT OLD PRICES. Nashville, Tenn.: Edward F. Grady, working valiantly today in the teeth of BORAH FOR DECLARATION (Continued from Page One.) Chief, Reported Among 8, near the Intercolonial railroad sta­ Fresh lots (Just received) of Foley’s a fierce northeast gale. Bodies are be­ Minnesota; Clifton S. Orlnnell. Paw­ Beside the coming tussle between tion. The explosive on board the Mont Honey and Tar are selling at before- ing removed from deep drifts of snow tucket, R. k; Boyd Martell Hamp, Those Slain by Troops of wealth conscrlptionists and bond ad was deeply moved at this disaster, Blanc was three times as powerful as the-war prices. This puts a well- In many places. which hit his Immediate family. Cashmere, Wash.; Leland McKeand known cough medicine, ready to use. vocates, sentiment for a declaration of General Mürguia. fulminate. The powder experts say BURIED BY WRECKAGE. BROTHER KILLED IN 1898. Hlgtiet, Spencer, Ind.; Luther Hill, In homes at less than It costa to buy war on Turkey and Bulgaria promises Philadelphia; William Penn Hughes, thatliad the cargo had a solid founda­ Williams was burled by flying to develop another fight. Senator M tb. Daniels lost another brother In El Paso, Tex., Dec. 8.—Four hundred tion beneath tt there would not have and mix the Ingredients yourself, and the navy during the Rpanish-American Scranton, Pa.; Lawrence Hansen. Chi­ saves bother and muss. Mrs. Mary w reckage. Borah, Idaho, expects to Introduce cago; Arthur J. Peterson, Chicago; Vllllsta bandits, commanded by Mar­ been a rat or a cat left alive in Hali­ war. Ensign Worth Bagley, who was fax. Klsby, 8533 Princeton Ave., Spokane, ”1 was standing on Barrington street war resolution against these two vas James McFanus, Charlestown. Mass.; tinez Lopez were annihilated tn a bat­ waiting for a car,” said Williams, sals of Germany. Borah believes con the first man killed In that war, was a PLATES BLOWN FIVE MILES. Wash., writes: "I was sick In bed brother of the commander of the Jacob Ernest H. Pennington, West Philadel­ tle with government troops command­ with lagrlppe. I coughed very badly. "when I felt the sidewalk shake. The gresslonal sentiment is strong enough phia; FTancis J. Jnckolsl, Baltimore, Pieces of shells, steel plates and roar that followed made me think that to pass the measure, despite opposi­ Jones. He fell at Matanzaa. ed by General Murguia at Santa Clara ! shrapnel have been found five miles ( took Foley's Honey and Tar. Mrs. Daniels was prostrated at her Md.; Dock Johnson, Philadelphia; John stopped my cough and I got better. the whole city had blown up.” tion from administration forces. Clifford Johnson. South Minneapolis. canyon, and Hipolito Villa, brother of from Halifax. At Orangedale, Cape "Insanity,” was the word he used to A clear majority in both houses is home by the news. Interviewers who the bandit chief, was killed, according Breton, 130 miles distant in an air line So now I am around the house again." were admitted found her in tears, un­ Minn.; Patrick Henry Judge, Mitchell dceorlbe the soenes that followed. ready to vote for the war resolution the S D. to an official statement Issued from and at Sydneyl, 200 miles away, the —Whitehead’s Drug Store. Screeching women, weeping men, dis­ able to discuss the loss of the ship and Adv. T. Th. S. minute assurance in received that Adolph Phillips, Vineland. N. J.; Jaurez military headquarters today. shock was that of a severe earth- tracted children mingled in the torn Americans have safely escaped from the still unreported fate of her brother. Vllllsta sources here denied that HI- ! quake, Mrs. Adelaide EX Bagley, mother of Charles E. Pierce, I.os Animas, Colo.: streets, he declared. Turkey, according to advocates of the polito Villa wae killed and declared , At Truro. 62 miles distant, the wln- HOW TO PREVENT CROUP. the destroyer commander and a guest Howard W. Plant. Burlington, Vt. ; *T remember hearing the awful m easure. the bandit losses were light. dows of the I-einaom hotel w#r* In a child that Is subject to attacks George W. Pote, Philadelphia; Ralph noise." he continued, "but for some­ The Austrian declaration left an af­ at the secretary’s home, also was deeply Thie Carranzista statement declared shattered and the clock was shaken of croup, the first Indication of the moved, but was apparently clinging to Rogers, Newton, Mass; Coit S. Rogers, time after that I didn't know anything. termath of legislation. Representative South Hlngham. Mass; Charles H. that 100 bandits were taken prisoner from the wall of the train dispatcher's disease Is hoarseness. Give Cham­ I had been struck by a flying brick the hope that Bagley may yet be re­ Sabath, Illinois, asked for exemption Sanford, Lancaster, Ky.; Charles R, and have been rejpoved to Chihuahua office. At Meagher* Grant. 36 miles- berlain’s Cough Remedy as soon, as from a chimney. My side is very sore ported saved. from alien enemy registration on be­ Simmons, Memphis, Tenn.; Milton L. City for courtmartial. away, a barn was lifted from Its foun- the child becomes hoarse and the at­ and I am bruised, but I am lucky. half of Bohemians, Moravians, Slovaks, COMPLETED LAST YEAR. Snider, Atlanta. Ga. ; Simon Stiener. General Murguia was reported *n- dations as though the work had been tack may be warded off and all dan­ MA8S OF FLAMES. Poles, Serbs, Croatlps and other sects The Jacob Jones was one of tha “M" route to attack OJinaga. opposite Pre­ ger and anxiety avoided.— class of destroyers. She was com­ N ew port, R. I .; W allace S im pson, 2439 done by an expert house mover. "All below me when I awoke was a "who have been subject to Its will, sidio, Tex., ot the head of a force of VESSELS MAKING PORT. Adv. T. Th. S. without their consent.” Efforts prob­ pleted in 1916 by the New York Ship­ Welton St., Denver, Colo.; Emmett R. mass of flames. For miles It seemed 300 government troops. The village Two American vessels were making ably will be made also by members building company and went Into ser­ Smith, Toledo. O.; William S. Sohn. to me that every building had been has been held by bandits since its cap­ port at the time. One. a cruieer. about NOTICE. from districts with a large« Austrian vice only last February. Salem, Mass.; Richard J. Stark, Provi­ We will not be responsible for trans­ destroyed. It seemed as If some force dence, R. L; Conrad Streeb, Elast Lynn, ture two weeks ago. 45 m’.les off Halifax, was so shaken had turned the foundations of these population engaged in munition min­ She was 810 feet long, had a draft of actions by J. C. Dorcy, who Is not con­ ing w orks. 9.2 feet and displaced 1090 tons. Her Maas.; H. A. Stutzek, Philadelphia, Pa.; '. . ------— up thet the chief officer believed bis nected with this company. buildings to Jelly. They had simply J. T. Sweeney, New York City; J. T. crumbled and sunk to a Jumbled Tuesday the house takes up the first speed was over 80 knots. service principally to take the place ot shlP struck a mine, SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. of the big supply measures, the post T h e Ja co b Jo n e s w a s one of th e new- Tufts. Philadelphia; T. E. Twomey, his brother. Ensign Wortli Bagley. the ’ Then, seeing another craft on the A dv-D ec9 sham bles. East Saugus, Mass.; T. R. Wood, New "People were dashing through the office appropriation bill, carrying |3<6,- type of oil burning destroyers and was first man killed in the Spanish-Amer- , horizon, he concluded that he had been Y ork. lean war. fired on. He stopped to investigate We carry a complete line of Ameri­ streets. Some were part dressed, oth­ 000,000. propelled by turbine engines. He was only 16 years old when he the .stranger, A hospital ship. 60 c an w rist w atch es a t S12.60 to 365. ers with blood streaming from wounds. Election contests are also scheduled OFFICERS’ ROSTER. H itchcock, Jew eler, 826 Main. Open Others mutilated beyond hope of Iden­ for Tuesday, when the house convenes. The officers’ roster on the Jacob COMMANDER BAGLEY entered the naval academy, by a spe- ! miles off Halifax, felt the shock and •venlngs.—Adv. D24 tification were lying in the streets, The Judiciary committee may formally Jones follows: clal act of congress. He gradauted in, at once concluded that the cruiser, some at my very feeL report the woman suffrage and na­ Lieutenant Commander D. W. Bagley. TOOK THE PLACE OF 1904. It was his desire to Join the! whose location was known to It, was in In order to try to force down the “I tried to run toward Hollis street, tional prohibition resolutliÿi at that Washington. HIS OLDER BROTHER navy from the moment that his brother action. high food prices asked by farmers at the wreckage was Indescribable. Build­ tim e also. Lieutenant J. K. Richards, Washing­ was killed. RAISED TIDAL WAVE. Mt. Carmel. Pa., women have organ­ ings I had passed only a short time ton, D. C. Washington, Dec. 8.—Mrs. Josephus Mrs. Daniels was visibly shaken by; The explosion raised a tidal wav* ized a union and set a schedule of before were lying in ruins. Only then WOMEN MAIL CARRIERS. Lieutenant Norman Scott, SL Louis, Daniels, sister of Lieutenant Com­ the disaster to the Jacob Jones. She i (n the harbor that went 40 feet over prices on potatoes and other farm did 1 realize the full force of the blast Chicago, Dec. 8.—Ten women mail Mo., mander David Worth Bagley of the Ill- said she awnlted more definite news of the tracks of the Intercolonial railway products, which they will force the that had struck the town. I began to carriers will begin work here Mon­ Erislgn N. N. Gates, Bay City. Mich. fated United States destroyer Jacob the fate of her brother. ; and lifted end swept away loaded farmers to adopt or refuse to buy them hurry Into the North End, where most day. Examinations were being held Assistant Surgeon L. L, Adamkte Jones, paid tribute to him this after­ Mrs. Daniels has a third brother in freight car*. . Today the railway loss hereafter. • of my friends lived. I met men and today. Several of the applicants are wlci, Milwaukee, Wis. noon. the navy, Seaman William Henry jn rolling stock was placed at 300 women, tears In their eyes, blood In colored. All are unmarried, as re­ Gunner Harry R- Hood, Asheville, Controlling her tears. ” lieh at first Bagley. ; loaded freight cars. 100 passenger cars their faces, searching for lost friends quired by the regulations. N. C. prevented her making - statement, the an d 20 locom tlves. M ickey L ivery. 1002 M ain. Phone «ANY CALLED, BUT and relatives. One man, his voice ENLI8TED MEN. wife of the secretary of the navy said Survivors tell of feeling two distinct 288. Adv. tf FEW HAD NERVE choked with sobs, rushed up to mo on A fish with a collar of fur Just back The following is the roster of en­ that the commander entered thé naval explosions. The first wat alight, this the street and wfinted to know If I had of the head In place of gills, wai pulled listed men aboard the United States probably being the blowing up of the seen his wife and children. They were out of the Iowa river at Dows with destroyer Jacob Jones, according to tho ENGAGEMENT OF GENERAL’S DAUGHTER benzine on th* Mont Blanc. The great missing, he said. a hook and line. The fish had a body most recent reports on file at the navy RESULT OF TRAINING CAMP ROMANCE explosion is declared by all to be be­ PICKING UP INJURE.). like an eel, four legs and was 24 H department: yond description. "Firemen began rushing about the Inches long. It will be sent to a mu­ Harold William Aagaard, Ellzabe'h, FIRE COMPLETES DESTRUCTION. streets. The confusion became so seum . N. J.; Henry P. Anderson, R. F. D. 16, In an Instant Halifax was trans­ great I derided it was useless to push Beldlng, Mich.; John William Bielato- formed into a hell-spot. Wooden ahead and began to help pick up the IS FIRST WOMAN wlcz, Baltimore, Md.; John Thomas buildings In the north end, including Injured. Brammell, Newport, R. I.; Philip Ja­ many old sud rickety structures along "Men and women writhed In the NAVY ELECTRICIAN cobs, Lanslngburg, N. Y.; John Ed­ W ater street poured their reckag| into flame-swept ruins. As we worked to ward Butler, Charlestown. Mass.; the stroet. Corpses huddled every­ get them, their screams spurred us James Brannigan, Johnstown, Pa.; where and fire completed the destruc­ on. Many of them were silenced long George Frederick Bryan, Quincy, tion. before we could aid’ them. • Mass.; David Roy Carter, Forsythe, The worst damage was done over an *8 "I continued In a stunned way to Ga.; Floyd U. Chase, Nantucket, Mass.; area of two square miles in the north help pick up the charred and torn Frank William Chappie. Charlestown, end. This is swept flat and resembles things that had been men and women. Kill1) Mass.; John Cooney. Brooklyn, N. Y.; a bit of the Flanders front, only the I worked until I was driven from the Charles Chilton, Rockland, Mass.; demolition Is even worse. The great scene by fire and smoke. I began to Charles Charlesworth, New York City; dockyard ia in ruins. get dizzy and realized I had been Maurice Joseph Costigan. Boston, Hundreds of corpses have been bleeding from wounds. My hands were Mass.; Joseph A. Cossairt, Bloomfield, found. Some of the refugee» are try­ torn from clawing at the wreckage. Mo.; Clifton Cranford, Hatfield, Ark.; ing to live tn what remains of their "Some time In the afternoon I gave James JF. M. Cross, Baltimore, Md.; homes today. The Rev. N. Lemoine is up. My lungs were burning. My eyes Clifford Vernon Da Forest, 825 West pastor at St. Mark's Anglican church were hot coals. I was stumbling in a Fifty-seventh Place. Chicago, 111.; Al­ In the north end.' His house la gone, daze from loss of blood. The city bert DeMIllg, New Bedford, Mass.; Ed­ hie church Is gone—nothing remains swam before me. ward Tom, no address given; L. F. but the cellar of his Sunday school “When I left Halifax (yesterday) Develblss, Martin. W. Va.; W. D ona- there were still men and women In the A. and there the pastor is now living. van, Newport, R. I.; George Dolesal, wreckage. All estimates of the dead Half the members of his parish are Cleveland, O.; Jeremiah Downing, no must be Yuess-work, for It Is Impos­ dead. AH but two of his choir have sible now to calculate.” address given; Carl G. Ebisch, Erie, perished. Not a single vestryman re­ Pa.; Restltuto Echon. Bamar, P. I.; mains. Practically the same Is true of Thomas Emtllnssen, no address given; St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic parish. PARIS REPORT Gustave Eulitz. Jr., Philadelphia; Al­ Paris, Dec. 8.—Heavy artillery fire bert L. Everroad, North Vernon, Ind.; STUDENTS FOR ECONOMY. aro u n d H ill 344. B ezanvaux, B eaum ont Charles .French, New York City; E v an sto n . 111.. Dec. 8.—T axicabs anA and other points on the right bank of Thomas H. Flanagan, Boston, Mass. flowers will be dispensed with at thle the Meuse, was reported In today’s of­ R- ,T. Fisher. Connersvllle, Ind.; year’« Junior prom in Northwestern ficial statement. Henry Fllllppi Favreau, Camden. N. university ae a war aeonomy. South of Benonln, a Ger nan raid J.; Edward W. Fenton, New Castle, failed. Pa.; John James. Flaherty, Bath, Me.; GOOD TO HAVE IN THE HOUSE. Myron N. Flood. Greenwich. Conn.; Coughs, colda. croup and lagrlppe Mica Marie Antoinette Elliott rw WOMAN SLACKER CONVICTED. Alva Francia, Osgood, Ind.; Harry L. are prevalent. Colds promptly checked warding a navy recruit. Bismarck, N. D., Dec. 8.—Mrs. Kate Gibson. Philadelphia; William Hirst mean saving of time, money and Richards O'Hare, SL Louis Socialist, Kerrney, Bristol, R. L; Laurence Gor­ health. Pneumonia and other eerloue . Thera might have been 6,000 young is held u n d er failu re to fu rn ish 18000 ham Kelly, address not given; Joseph Illness may follow a neglected,cold. T. man publicly kiaaed by Miss Marie bonds today, pending pronouncement Abby Putnam Marrisaa. Korsenlecky, Russia; William. Frank F. L ynch. 100 S p rin g Ave., DuBols. Pa., Antoinette Elliott of Now York at of her sentence. She was found guilty Laskon, Camden, N. J.; Archie Leevy, Mtn Mwtaa G k u awl her Bear«. CMC wrltaa; ‘For many years we have kept yesterday of attempting to obstruct i The first woman to enlist in the Foley’s Honey end Ter in the house the recant recruiting rally in that cru tltn g . eevy as an elaetriclan has Joined the Newark, Ohio; Herbert Paul Lents, The engagement of Mice Edwin* Glenn, daugifiter of Gen. end Mr*. & Allentown, Pa.; Frederick Magenheim- F. Glenn, to Cept. Jam « Abram Garfield,•field, son of Mr. end Mi*. James R. and It has saved many dollars In doc­ city. Misa Elliott promised to kia* colors. She ia Abby Putnam Morri­ tors’ bills. It Is fine for colds.” A No better Xmas gift than er, Brooklyn, N. T.; Henry J. Malets. Garfield and grandson of J « « « A. Garfield,irflera, formerformet president . of the United •very man who enlisted in the navy son and she is now an “Electrician, child's health Is too precloi.s to risk during the rally, hut of them all only . , T \ first claas,” in the navy. Sha ia a Bound brook. N. J.; Donat Marchandi 8ta tee, heg Just been announced. The remance batwaen the young folk member of the wireless class for Fall River, Mass.; Frederick A. Mar­ t o n when Miss Glenn lived e t Feit Benjamin Harrieon, neer Indiana po|ia, giving Imitations or substitutw; Insist throe claimed the privilege of om>; V / U R O N / \ .women, of which Mrs. Harbart Sum- shall, Mattapan, Masa; Edward Msler, feat tenue«, while her fether wee in msnasend of the poet end Captain on Foley’«.—Whitehead’« Drig Store. See Jen sen , 810 E ig h th sL—A dv. D 85 fa « Owen la the found« and dire star. Bay City, Mich.; Joseph Peter Murphy, Garfield wac a «each« 4* the “ 7 ** Adv. 1. Th. &