Germans Shift Attacks to South of Hazebrouck; Loan
Try the Herald’s For Sale Colamn. EBtablished aa a W eekly 1881. The cost is 10 cents for 20 words PRICE TWO CENTS Establiahed aa a Semi-Weekly 1888 MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1918. or leSs. VOL XXXVIL NO 170 Established as a Daily 1914. .GERMANS SHIFT ATTACKS TO SOUTH ^ V w .Ms w A T OF HAZEBROUCK; LOAN LAGGING
LOAN LAGS AFTER EARLY GERMANY AND AUSTRIA “DRYS” GAIN 20 OF 39 ENEMY’S NEW DRIVE VICTORY CITIES IN NEW YORK; GAIN; BIG CITIES BEHIND NOW CONTROL UKRAINE AGAINST BETHVNE WASHINGTON HEARS SYRACUSE GOES “WET” has proposed large purchases of HELP MANCHESTER bonds to be placed at the credit of Women Vote for First Time and Mbineapolis, St. Paul and Du A ll Communication Between South lew Temporary Objective is Eight and One Half Miles the Catholic university. DOUBLE ITS QUOTA Swing Result in Many Smaller ernmost Buffer State and Russia Minneapolis’ Record. Cities— In Larger Their Vote Seems luth, However, WiD Beat Proper Cut Off— Entent Officials The whirlwind campaign in the to Have Been Split Quite Evenly. Sonth of Hazebrouck, Real Objective— little Change of Ordered Arrested— .Assembly to be Minneapolis district already has re Quotas— New England’s Dissolved. TODAY’S LIBERTY sulted in 99 out of 314 counties sub New York, April 18.— The polit Position About Ypres, Foil owing British Loss of Meteren scribing their quotas. Spring rains ical significance of yesterday’s local Washington, April 18— Germany LOAN TOTAL SALES Total Over Hundred Milhon have slightly retarded the work of option election in which 20 out of and Wytschaete on Messines Ridge and Austria have assumed complete the bond salesmen. The cities of 39 cities voting went 4ry, overshad conf\rol of Ukrainia, according to — Connecticut Gives 32 Per Minneapolis, St. Paul and Duluth ows all local interest in the results, confidential advices reaching the predict they will exceed their quo according to a statement issued to A switch in the German assaults ing the British positions furiously tas by large margins. State Depart;ment today. $520,250 day by William H. Anderson, super along the entire battle front from Cent of Quota— New York to the southern end of the mighty The Cleveland federal reserve dis These reports say that apparently intendent of the Anti-Saloon League, La Bassee Canal to a point north of Flanders battle zone was indicated trict has taken the lead today in the the objective of the Teutons is to which directed the fight by the dry Ypres. The cannonades were fol District, $313,200,000 today by the growing intensity of the number of honor communities, the make this territory, formerly the forces. lowed by fierce German thrusts in artillery fire in that sector. total having jumped to 391. The richest in Russia, entirely Austro- The ‘‘dry” forces won the mini the region of Meteren, (between one German in character. All commu It is probable that the Germans Washington, April 18.— The large subscriptions in the Cleveland dis-- mum number of cities they set out and two miles southwest of Bailleul) are preparing for a drive against the trict are close to $100,000,000. The nication with Russia proper has been to bring into the prohibition fold, and Wytschaete, (at the northen end cities are falling short in their sub M H E S IH OVER TOP British rail head position at Bethune, city of Cleveland reported sales of cut off. All native officials have and according to Superintendent An of the Massines Ridge), which were scriptions to the third Liberty Loan, in the hope of Widening their salient more than $23,000,000 and Cincin been replaced with Austrians and derson, regard the result as a dis able to press the British from the at the southern end, just as they did according to the Treasury Depart nati has subscribed more than $17,- Germans. IN IIBERTV LOAN DRIVE stinct victory. Failure to win Sy ground they had recaptured yester ment statement today. A feeling of on the northern part. 000,000 and promises to reach the Orders have been issued for the racuse, the largest city voting, was day morning. disappointment is expressed in the (Bethune is on La Bassee Canal, quota before the end of the week. arrest of all Entente Officials in the 0 a big disappointment to the dry lead French Cooperate. eight and one half miles south of i^urns generally, though the coun There have been 29,500 'individual territory, military, and it is believed ers. There the greatest efforts had In both of these sectors French try districts are credited with hav Hazebrouck and 16 miles northwest subscribers. consular. Austrian and German As Predicted, Quota Was been put forth, including an eleventh troops are now cooperating with the ing responded much better than in of Arras. It is slightly over four Tacoma Gets Honor Flag. money is the only medium of trade hour appeal by Evangelist ‘‘Billy” British and it is expected that the previous campaigns. The remark miles from the present battle front Tacoma, Washington, has been these reports say. ' Reached Shor% Before Sunday. stiffened resistance of the Allies will able gains made by them in the be and lies at the edge of a series of awarded an honor flag by the San It also is reported, but not yet Women who voted for the first result in a complete check for the ginning'are not sufficient to offset strategic heights.) Francisco bank, and the city of San fully confirmed, that the Austro time in the state figured largely in Germans. the lack of sales in the larger com N o o n T o i^ Little Change of Position. Francisco is far ahead in its sub German authorities have decided to the ‘‘dry” victories in the smaller cit The German war office, in its re munities. There has been no overnight scriptions, compared with the pro dissolve the Rada. ies, but in the larger cities, their port on Wednesday night, said that Treasury officials declared that the change in the battle positions of the gress in the second l9luv The stfttW There Are few' German but many vote was split up almost evenly in PpelcapeUa in Bel- daily average as indicated in report.? armlett of Kansas and OkIah,<^<^ Austrian troops in Urkainla, the djls- acMn'e places. from the 12 federal reserve districts g Bho uing a race in the Cktf. Austrians loflen- trict, .OJklahpm^ fuiiedte sition slve Vere begun on farcin 21, the 595,eS#,- (Kemmel Ridge lies three miles oifficiai Germans are still contenting them 900. That part northwest of Messines and west of islness on selves with violent bombardments* Kansas City districtT «x
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Capacity Last Niglit» Bin (3111(1$ LOOK t l 191$ a m USE ME N TS b, Boy I Walt Until Yon PARK THEATER See It Tonight. / m 10$$E$-BIG IfAd NOTES WHAT’S WHAT AND WHO'S WHO m m a n o h b s t h b M o v m b o u s h s b y t h e i r o w n p b b s b a g e n t s . l a s t opportunity t o s e e t o e p i c t u r e w i t h t o e l o c a l r e p u t a t i o n New York, April 18.— The Giants Remarked with fine scorn: • f of today are a much stronger ball I believe you are limbing on me.” club than they were In 1917, From the looks of the box score ELSIE FERGUSON IN The loss of Charley Herzog has the Dodgers couldn’t hit a flockf of attheparl ATTHECIRCIL not hurt the club, lor Larry Doyle barns. has apparently performed a miracu Lee Magee’s five hits were wasted lous comeback, and the addition of against Pittsburgh. Lee made two “ The best feature film ever shown A program of unusual excellence doubles and three singles In five n consisting of a six act Paramount THE RISE OF JENNIE CUSHIN6 Jess Barnes to the pitching staff has Manchester.” That was the ver greatly strengthened the team in the times at bat. dict of last night’s capacity audience feature, a two reel Sunshine comedy The Athletics are a better club at the Popular Playhouse and It was and the latest edition of the Hearst- box. “Most Wonderful Feature Film Ever Shown”—Last Night’s Verdict” With the same amount of good than any one thought, or else the a just verdict. Local movie fans Pathe, is offered to devotees of the Red Sox are a worse club than they thought when they saw Elsie Fergu silent art at the Circle theater to “ breaks” that came their way In last AMISSION (Tonight Only) 10 and 20 cents. Don’t Stand Like Last Night. Be Early. year’s campaign, It will not be sur look to be on paper. son in “ Barbary Sheep” that they night and tomorrow. prising to. see the 1918 Giants sweep Wallle Schang’s single in the ninth saw Artcraft at its best and Miss The feature at,tractlon is, “ The majestically down the home stretch saved the game for Boston, making Ferguson at the zenith of her Cook of Canyon Camp” with George to another pennant, well In advance three straight over the A’s. But dramatic power but they were Beban, America’s greatest character Tomorrow—ItaliaH Band Bonefit and Concert—30 Pieces—Big Movie Bill the scores have all been close. of the Held. mistaken. “ The Rise of Jennie actor as the star. The story was Ross Young, the new outfielder, has The Braves buried the Phillies Cushing” Is far better. This pic written by Mr. Beban and the pic already made fans at the Polo alive, under fourteen runs. ture has BO great a reputation today ture was directed by him. It is : Grounds forget Davey Robinson, and Walter Johnson’s opinion of the In the mills that the well worn S. R. story of a French Canadian, a cook If the Giants are not deprived of the Yankees has been deleted by the cen 0. sign will be out early tonight. In a lumber camp in the great Cana WOULD PROBE SUPPLIES services of any of the present regu sor. They have hit him twice In “ The Rise of Jennie Cushing” is a dian northwest, whose highest lars by the draft they will have lit two days. big, human subject. The struggles achievement was the making of Popular Pastime—Enlisting. OF FARM MACHINERY tie to worry about. of this girl, born in the slums, of “ flapjacks” and his greatest ambi Herald’s McGraw has his full strength •The popular pastime of ball play unknown parentage, present an ar tion was to own a magnificent “ flap- Evening available at the present time for Lew ers for 1918— enlisting In the navy raignment of modern society. In jack palace.” The play has been Senator Gore Introduces Resolution McCarty's leg, broken last season in Alex hasn’t, won a game for the the book of Mary S. Watts, Jennie produced on a lavish scale by the — It Is Said Factories’ W'ar Work Cubs, but Weeghman has already Cushing commanded admiration, ap well known theatrical magnate, Oliv OLUMN a game at Cincinnati, has entirely Has Overlooked Agriculturists. ARGAI mended, and Benny Kauff’s Injury got $50,000 worth of publicity out pealing to the sympathies not by her er Morrosco who has placed It on the during the training season has not of him. helplessness but through her grit and Paramount program. Other attrac Washington, April 18— Congress Rate:__One cent a word for first insertion, one halfi Herman Schaefer, comical coach kept him out of the game. determination to rise from her low tions are a Sunshine comedy. “ Are does not intend to allow the war to has signed with the Cleveland In cent a word for each subsequent insertion. The com “Limbing is Right.” ly surroundings. As played by Miss Married Policemen Safe?” and jeopardize the future of America’s dians. Since war was declared Her bined initials of a name, or the figures of a number count A player they call Lee Magee, Ferguson, the role receives added screen news. Industries. This Is Indicated today man has refused to answer to Ger Hit the ball with the limb of a tree, virility, and the play will long be re For Saturday the management has in measures before the Senate to in as one word. Whereupon, Pitcher Horn many.” membered by those who see it. arranged a mammoth triple feature sure the safety of the agricultural Those who have read the book ■program, the greatest line of at Industry. For the acedmmodation of our patrons we will accept Tel and have laughed and cried over the tractions ever offered In this town Senator Gore, chairman of the SHORTAGE OF CLERGYMEN ephone advertisements for this column from any one GERMANS’ NEW DRIVE trials of Jennie will weep copiously on one program. The first of the Senate agricultural committee, has a and shriek with laughter at the William S. Hart series of three-reel resolution before the Senate to in whose name is on our books payment to be made at earliest AIMS AT BETHUNE REPORTED BY METHODISTS touching scenes and the flashes of pictures will be shown, “Dakota vestigate the supplies of farming ma convenience. In other cases cash must accompany order. comedy’ in this photoplay, which Dan.” All of these Hart plays were (Continued from Page 1.) terials and machinery. marks the second appearance of the produced by Thomas H. Ince. Other Farmers throughout the nation are i 4 Seventieth Annual Session of New noted star In the films. reels on the same program are, the READ RY OVER 9,000 PEOPLE EACH EVENINO bring forth strategical movements on York East Conference of Meth urging their representatives to act. Notwithstanding the high position Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature, “In the part of the British for the recti odist Church Opens. They maintain that because of the in stardom attained by Miss Fergu The Balance.” The final chapter of fication of their line. There are war, manufacturers of farming im son, she is still young in years, and “ Vengeance and the Woman,” which dents along the Ypres salient that New Britain, April 18.— Facing a plements and materials are turning FOR SALE. her beauty Is famous on two conti alone Is well worth the price of ad FOR SALE. will, have to be straightened out In serious shortage of clergmen to fill their efforts solely to war wark. It nents. mission, a Vitagraph big V. comedy FOR SALE— Hero is a bargain. 22 STONE JARS’ FOR the various charges In the district, Is maintained that this Is already order to avoid the cutting off of Tomorrow night there will be a acres of land IncludlnK, 10 acres of 1 gal. 40c.. 2 gal. BBc.. 3 gal. the New York East Conference of the and the latest war news in film jeopardizing the nation’s food sup wood, barn, lumber for frame of house, 80(^, 4 gal. «6c., 5 gal. $1.20; wlth^oov; groups of troops by the Germans. concert by the Italian band. There larpe hennery, IL200 for quick sale ors. RoblnBon’H Center Grocery. 169t3 Hazebrouck Threatened. Methodist Episcopal Church opened form. ply. because It Ifl restricting farming Robert J. Smith, Bank Bldg. 169tf will be 30 pieces of music for the FOR SALE—RnBpbcrry plants, St. Its sevntleth annual session In this and Is increasing the cost of produc In the meantime the Germans will concert program and a big movie FOR SALE— Near the Contor. largo R(>giH overbearing, 35c. dMcn, also certainly keep up their pressure all city today, with Bishop Luther B. tion. four fiimlly house, all Improvement;, l.llack Caps. E. H. Crosby, Green Hlll_, show in addition. STEniN lU S’ OFFICE good Investment price. Robert J I’hono 321-3. 169t3 along the line, centering pressure Wilson, of New York presiding. The Smith, Bank Bldg. lOOtf FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Single against Hazebrouck and Ypres. Bishop and his council began their MllK GOING U r. FOR HALE— nisBoll stroot, near Main Comb White Leghorn baby chlokii, from Hazebrouck is an Important objective work of assigning ministers yester TO BE UKRSCHWAB’S largo double house, largo lot, walk and 200 egg Btraln, fifteen dollars a hun HOUSE OF LORDS curb, roasonablo prloe. Robert J. (Ircrt. Custom batching, t®"^ point, for one of the main British day and will continue the work until To Cost 10 Cents Per Quart After Smith, Bank Bldg.______109t‘ each egg. Tel. Rockvlllo 20«-«, J. O. French, P, O, Vernon, Conn. 184tf les of communication supply the the appointments are announced To Direct raft— May 1. F(5r s a l e —On car- lino largo 8 TO PASS HOME RULE room houB? A ^its, furnaefe, bath, walk FOR SALE—Single Comb WhlU jlong the Franco-Belgian early next week. The absence of s ^ m g m Ision in President to anil curbln—^ ^ r horn eggs for hatching. ______Igh It. If Haze- manv nClerKVmett in wftii<»ork Is t l u i ^ • ’40 FUWVo. milk deaV laiid, price" b». nV ?on strain. large eggs, heavy Robert J. Smith', Ban IGlHf layers, 192 ogg average. U per juck should fall this line would be cause of the shortage In the confer EJveh“ h Lord LansdtAvneLanswAvno Comes sponslbilim^ lers, has sent out notices to their per 100. M. St. Clair BurV, 210 West For It— Has Been One of Chief customers that after May 1, the price FOR SALE—Largo modocii 12 room Center St., Tel. 216-12. ____ IsHt ence district. houHo near Main stro'^t containing nout General Foch, the commander in • Today’s session of the conference Opponents to BilL Washington, April L solution for their milk will be 16 cents per light, ct.-. location ami price arc TO RENT. •Imllar to quart and cream, $1.60 per quart. right, 15 200 takes it. Robert J. riipjth. I^chlef of the Allied forces, has recog opened this afternoon with commun of the aircraft proMwn Bank Bldg. nized danger on the northern line, London, April 18— That the House action taken with regard to the since last September, they have been TO RENT— Tenements 45 and 47 ion, followed by a memorial service FOR HALE— Motlerii 2 family Hat on North Elm Htreet. Good garden plot as Is evident from the rapidity with for the deceased member of the con of Lords will pass the Home Rule Shipping Board will be reached by getting 14 cents for tho milk and car line, lot has largo frontage ami with each. Also 7 roomed dwelling for Ireland Bill stood out today as cuntaliiB over Ms acre of land. It will houHc oil Green Road with barn. Low which he has sent French reinforce ference, Orrln C. Lane, James J. President Wilson within 48 hours, $1.20 for the cream. They state that pay to liivcHllgate tills proposition oileed n-nts. Inquire ArtArthur B. Bow- ments to that zone. Moffett, H. A. Starks, B. F. Reeve, a virtual certainty. This was shown It was stated today In Administration since then, the price of grain, hay Robert J, .Smith, Bank Bldg. l(i9tfj].,.„ J4.J w oodbrldgo St,, Manchostor, ------Tel. 258-3. HOtt This tremendous battle, which Is Albert Booth, J. O. Munson and by the speech of the Marquis of circles. Edward R. Stettinlus, sec- and other supplies has advenced FOR SALE— 52 acre farm driving dlH- Lansdowne, in which he said: taiiee from MaiieheHlor. Seven room FOR KENT— Lower tenement with now In Its ninth day, may prove one Hailton B, McBride. There were ond assistant secretary of war, will from 15 to 25 per cent from the houBo, two barns, two chicken coops, all Improvements, Including gas and of the decisive struggles of the war. “ Our duty Is to help encourage the be placed In a post on the Aircraft prices then ruling and that labor all plenty ■ of- apples, ■ pears, grapes,— ..... and alld' Ujanlon, also a tenement Inin Fuller between 300 and 400 ministers in kinds of berries, rieiitv wood and Apply Miss Alice Fuller, 283 German artillery was in action all attendance today. About 700 lay gallant array to the utmost of our Board, practically Identical with over the country has advanced from water. Must he sold (pilck. I’c'ce only Main Ht.. Manchester. 170t2 $2,100. Inquire Emil Kotlke. 108 O n k ------— ------night against the southern end of the delegates to the conference are ex ability. I feel so strongly on this that of Charles M. Schawb, who has 10 to 15 per cent. They claim that St, 16913 1 TO nr.’.NT— RENT— Store Store and and tenement, tenement, close close British line. pected tomorrow. point that I am quite ready to throw been made Director General of the under tho present schedule their re- to trolley and factory. Robert J. FOR HAliE—Grocery and meat fix Smith. 1691f The bombardments were especially This afternoon the Women’s For to the winds many old notions and Emergency Fleet Corporation. Chair- ceipts are not enough to meet theli tures of J. Bolisano's grocery and niovt market at 27 New ...... South , ,Muii- ... TO KENT—After May 1st on Gris- severe between Givenchy and the sec eign Missionary Society and the W o antagonisms, and I believe that this man Howard E. Coffin, of the Air- expenses and they therefore feel com- Chester, Including butcher Ice box, but- ^ „ j,i st., 6 room tenement with all ter refrlger.ator,i^ef'rlger.ator, six foot mealmeal, ease, | improvenumts. Inquire at 24 ;4 tor east of Robecq. men’s Home Missionary Society held can be done without harm to con craft Board, will probably retain his pelled to raise tho prices to those -A. c'oniputing scale, show eases, cash reg- Griswold St. IGOU (This Is the district between La their anniversaries. Tonight there sistency on the pledge of the govern duties but will share his authority | quoted above Istei, etc. Imiuire It. Levin, 91 Main ,St., itartford. 169tf TO RENT— Single rooms or In suite. Bassee Canal and Merville.) •will be a big patriotic rally at which ment.” with StettUilus, it is understood. All modern Improyomonts. Aarmi Official details of Wednesday’s Joseph W. Aslop, president of the Lord Landsdowne had been regard 17,410,803 ROMAN FOR HALE— A Hhcd. 11x16 sultahlo 62 Linden St. L-X. for KaraKc. Call at once. Rudolph ------fighting dwelt upon the ferocity of state council of defense, will pre ed as one of the chief opponents to RAID ON GAMBLING DEN. CATHOLICS IN AMERICA. Hopfnor, 112 So. Main St. 16913 | rj.Q RRNT-76 room tenement^ 22_Haw- the struggle and the great German the Irish Home Rule bill in the up There are 17,416,303 Cathoi,lcs in thorno St. Inquire 24 Hawthorne St., side. Bishop Wilson will make the Waterbury, April 18.— Following FOR SALE— 2 lots on Norman St Plnehurst. 169t3 losses. per house. & raid upon a colored gambling den the forty-eight states of the Union with sand and gravel for building. In principal address. QUlro W. J. Carr, 96 Maple St. 16916 FOR HIRE— About 3 acres excellent British Official Statement. The government already has pledg here Gib Young, proprietor, was fin- «ay the advance sheets of the Offl- .land for corn or potatoes, also 3 acres “ There has been no overnight FOR SALE— 8 horsos, 3 dump carts, Loi,^cco land. , Some shod room. In- ed itself to put through the man ed $100 and costs in city court today cial Catholic directory for 1918. 2 lumber wagons, 3 sets of harness. Chas. J. Strickland, Adm., 1 boo« change on the British front,” the power bill, extending conscription to and 25 inmates, $10 and costs. Upon Only four of the 59 archdioceses and Reason for selling have bought auto j78-12; 16913 truck. Foley’s ExpnE.\i)ress, 5^ I’oarl St. ------* official statement said. “ German DEVENS MEN TO MARCH, Ireland and the Home Rule bill. In the conclusion of the hearing Judge dioceses report decreases and 38 re- 16913 1 TO RENT— Six room tenement at 22 artillery showed unusual activity on .Hawthorne St., Plnehurst, $17 Por fact, the cabinet has threatened to William Larkin ordered the men lin- port no change. The compiler of the FOR SALE— Two building lots near L^o^th. Apply at 24 Hawthorne St. • the southern end of the Lys battle PATRIOTS’ DAY PARADE resign If the House of Lords rejected ed up and searched for their regis- directory says the figures given are East Center St., 850x130. Must bo soldi 16918 at once as I am leaving town. No field from Givenchy to the east of the home rule act. tration cards and informed detect- too low, because no track is kept of reasonable offer refused. W. Howard , FOR RENT— After May 1st, store at Barlow, Manchester Green. 310 Main St. Apply to John Cairns. Robecq. Major Baker to Command Them To ives to conduct an investigation into the floating Catholic population. The ------loovC “ There was an intense bombard morrow in Boston— Sham Battle MILNER BRITISH WAR MINISTER any case where the blue card was actual total, he believes, is more than FOR SALE— Thoroughbred White ------. Leghorn eggs for hatching and pro- t () RENT—Large front room with ment of British positions between Today — Promotions — Howitzer London, April 18.— Viscount Mil missing. A few minutes later Wal-| 19,000,000. serving; roasonablo price. Inquire continuous hot water, pHvate Locon and Robecq, which was still in Carl Marks. 87 Summer St. 161^61 very central. Address Room Practice. ner has been made Minister of War, ter Blake, one of the prisoners after of Herald branch office. 165tf progress at dawn today. In the Inijulrc succeeding the Earl of Derby, accord being released from custody, sprint- b URGRARY EPIDEMIC FOR SALE- -Two cows. Merris sector local attacks were re AT HARTFORD Louis Bertottl, 35 Keeney St., Tel. TO RENT— 6 roomed tenement on Camp Devens, "Mass., April 18.— ing to an official announcement made ed to the artillery recruiting station 401-2. 16716 Charter Oak St. Inquire Warren Tay- pulsed on Wednesday evening. 7 ~ lor 144 S. Main St. 16?tf The third battalion of the 302nd today., It was also announced that and immediately enlisted. The p o -! Hartford, April 18.— At least 25 FOR SALE— Hatching eggs, w h it e ------“ Detailed accounts of the fighting Infantry under command of Major Austen C. Chamberlain, who was lice are working on the other cases. homes and offices in this city were ^ock, Poorman strain, white Leghorn, t O RENT— Tenement. ® rooms, new- throughout Wednesday in the Forest Barron strain, 13 eggs for $1.00. W. hy painted and papered, electric llghta Roy D. Baker, Is going to Boston to formerly Secretary for India, has tak entered by burglars dyiring the G. Fogg, 101 Middle Turniiplke West. gas, lath and set tubs. 811 Main \\ of NIeppe and on the Wytschaete 166U0 St. Inquire I’. Reese. 161tf morrow to march in the Patriot s en a place in the war cabinet. SLAYERS GET “LIFE.” 1 night, - according to reports received front told of the severity of the ene The Earl of Derby succeeds Lord Most FOR SALE—Car Mapes Fertilizer, I d ESIRABLIC RENT-For adult fain- Day parade with the 101st Regiment New Haven, April 18.— In the by the police up to noon today. potato and corrit by bag or in Quantity, rent reasonable. B* SeaitTRn^ ^ ■ my’s losses. of Boston. Most of the men in this Bertie as British Ambassador to criminal superior court today, Vin- of the houses lowest prices. George W. Kuhney.^^^Kuhney. ^ | so. Main St., Tel. 304-4. 141U “ Southeast of Kemmel Ridge the 1651101 battalion come from south shore Paris. cenzo Codispoti, Antonio Comparenti southwestern section of the city I TO RENTn—Furnlshed rooms with or German infantry attacked in three towns. The rest of the SO 2nd regi and Pasquale Lucco, who were on A general alarm has been sent 0 LOST. without board, apply Offord Hotel, wave" and pressed back the British ephone 688. i2nt ment is scheduled to parade in Fall TO TEST FOR SANITY. trial on the charge of first degree all police authorities in this section yne at one point, but it was quickly LOST OR STOLEN— PASS-BOOK River and New Bedford. New Haven, April 18. Judge murder in shooting and killing Car- | of the state and the state police have No, 405 The Savings Bank of Manches WANTED. restored. ter. All persons are cautioned against The regiment was out fighting a Maltbie, in the criminal supeVior lo Guarnieri, a switciiiftan for the been called ijpon for aid. No re purchasing or negotiating the same, “ In the Ballleul sector the enemy and any person having a claim to said | sham battle two miles from the city court today appointed Dr. Albert M. Connecticut Company, in West Hav ports of heavy losses have been WANTED— Two gentlemen, either , . M , attacked three times before Wednes pass-book is hereby called upoh to pr^- neatly furnished today. Several other units in camp Somers, of the Long Island Hospi en, on January 10, 1918, changed made. The police believe the burg sent the same to Y h e “said The*Savfngs ]roomers or^board day noon, but was completely re Bank of Manchester on or before room, 8 minutes were also out on hikes and maneu tal, and Dr. W. J. Thompson, of the their pleas to guilty and were im laries are the work of a band of April 25th 1918, or submit to ha ving | Apply 9 Lilac tsi. 170t« pulsed. sneak theiev.es which has bdbn or said pass-book declared cancelled and vers all morning. Hartford Retreat for the Insane, as mediately sentenced by Judge Wil extinguished, and a new book Issued 1 W ANILU A few small waslUnCT ^ “ The British line yesterday morn do at mv home. Rough dry or ironw. '^he promotions of four lieuten committee to examine the mental liam Maltbie to imprisonment for ganized here. In lieu thereof. ing was reported intact at every Address N, Manchester, car^ of Herara. ants in the Quartermaster’s Corps status of Attorney Hamden Triplett, life in the state prison in Wethers H-4-18-1S. 170t3 point.” to the rank of first lieutenant were of New York, who has been on trial ALEXANDER IN DRAFT. LOs7 OR STOLEN—PASS-BOOK , over 14, field. No. 8669 The Savings Bank of Manches- , ,v morning Burr announced here today. They were here on a charge of conspiracy Chicago, April 18.— Officials of the ter. All persons are cautioned against o clock Satuiday morning, uurr MRS. AINSWORTH ADMITS Chicago Cubs baseball team were purchasing or negotiating the same, [ser.v. Second Lieutenant Robert J. Trav and any person having a claim to said __ SHE ABANDONED GRANDSON. notified today that the notice calling pass-book is hereby called upon to pre- 1 WANTED— A giri boarder. ers, Bernard B. Finn, James T. 124 Maple atrqst. Boston, April 18.— “ Guilty” was sent the same to the said The Savings Mrs. R. rregin, Greene and L. E. Baron Briggs, Jr. Pitcher Grover Cleveland Alexander Bank of Manchester on or before July 12*9-0. the plea entered in the Norfolk 8th 1918, or submit to having said pass Practice with the 4-7 howitzers is to Camp Funston with the draft quo .•ei.e.i itm. .-.v....,.-, WANTED—Handy rellabl?! pfiah to County supreme court at Dedham book declared cancelled and extlng- expected to be started soon. WANT A FARM? ta April 30 is on the way from St. ulshed, and a new book Issued in lieu j care ^ o o A w ^ ^ by Mrs. Jennie May Eaton Ains thereof. 1 the place. Steady Job, good Paul, Nebraska. H-4-18-18. Apply G. E. Keith Furniture Cq. worth and her younger daughter, h e f a ir in g . ____ T.nST OR STOLEN__PASS-BOOK I WANTED— 10,000 people, w l^ Mr^. Dorothy Ainsworth McMahon, HERALD WATERLOGGED. frllt and water. 8 room house, barns, etc., all In perfect condi JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIR- No. 9 b ? The . Savings...... *Bank...... of-- Manches -..... J -Icallous! callouses^^ecisem^ . or^hemmor^^^ to the charge of abandoning the four tion. 7 c«ws, horse, full line of tools. This farm has been in liiu: and prlcen riRht for wor^ that la ter. AllAH persons are cauiioneacautioned againosagainst 1buy a box ot one family for years and Is being sold on account of death In done right. Have your watch made purchasing or negotlatlngr the same, and Qua , , ® Pharituwy.^||^^ Washington, April 18.— Water months old son of Mrs. Eaton’s In- family. Location is right within 7 minutes of railroad, trolley, over to a hracelet watch at a any person having a claim to said - L. Buckland cost. Gardella, 40 Asylum 8t» U art- pass-book Is hereby called u^pon to pre- waMTEn__Several m Bhne daughter, Mrs. June Ainsworth logged and apparently abandoned, Bchools, stores, etc. Must be sold quick. fSdd, Room *. up 1 flight. Open eve ,he .ame to the ..Id T^».S»vrr,s:. WANTEDj^.v.raJ^^^ Keyes, In Brookline, September 12, the American four masted schooner nings. ______Bank of Manchester on or before Au gust 1st 1918, or submit to having said Soap Co. p j- Herald, of New York, was sighted in ROBERT J. SMITH pass-book declared cancelled and ex WANTED— Room tlie Gulf of Mexico, April 12, said a BANK BUILDING. tinguished, and a new book issued In lieu thereof. vatevaie family,lauMigr, looatlq: dispatch to the State Department to Adverdw h The Herald AdveitiwlD The HenU day front the consul at Tampico. W m
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PAGE THBEE THE EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY APRIL 18,1918 ^ 3 s m , ALL IS IN READINESS MARKET SELLS UP, FOR SALE OR FOUH. S. EIKERTAINMENT STEEL COMMON LEADING| ^p.l,..p P'.P r CIRCLE i [Excellent Program Arranged for To I Baldwin Locomotive Advances 1 % to —American Can Reaches morrow Night—Tom Qoish 77% I to Give Talk. New High of Movement—Quota tions. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW As the time of tomorrow night’s high school entertainment draws New York, April 1#.—^The stock nearer the excellence of the program market again showed its disposition becomes more apparent. Those in to break away from a waiting policy charge have taken every precaution in the opening today. During the to have the entertainment the best first 15 minutes of trading .many of its kind ever given in the school. stocks made vigorous advances with Every number of the program is a a number of issues selling, at the complete entertainment in itself. highest prices reached in a long per Thomas Quish has an excellent iod. talk prepared which he C9.II9 “Old Steel Common reflected continued GHORGE DEH;'J\' Ghosts and the New Spirit.” All accumulation, and after opening 1-4 ;'\ori'sr.o r.'MriMi'i:! BEBAN who know Tom'XJuish’s ability in this down at 91 1-2, advanced to 92 1-4. House Boats. 20 acres of land on water front, at Bol line know that this number will be International Paper resumed its ton. A beauty spot overlooking the water. •! 'T In a Special Paramount Play that Contains More than the Usual most entertaining. Another num upward movement, advancing from ber on the program well worth the 38 at the opening to 39 in the next Inquire of JOHN FINLEY Amount of Pathos and Humor of Behan Stories price of admission is the third, violin few minutes. Industrial Alcohol 79 West Main Street, Rockville, Conn. solo, by Robert Doellner. Doellner made a gain of 1 1-4 to 124, with always draws a crowd to any enter the buying coming from the same “ T H E COOK OF CANYON CAMP” tainment in which he displays his sources that were active in the re I skill. cent upward movement in Distillers’ 1 Patriotic charades have been ar Securities. Don’t Buy New And Look What’s Here-Another Sunshine Comedy ranged by Mrs. Halsted Dorey. Spe The most important feature about PIANO TUNING cial settings for all the charades the stock market trading during the AND REPAIRING Touring Ccurs This have been prepared under Mrs. forenoon was steadily broadening . 1/ Are Married Policemen Safe? Dorey’s direction. L., N. Heebner demand for many issues. J.COCKERHAM Y e a r . B u y has arranged special lighting effects Steel Common was again bought 6 Orchard St., Tel. 245-5 for this number. on a large scale, with an advance of Supt. F. A. Verplanck will deliver % at fhe opening to 92^/^, with other Liberty Bonds | a short talk. Mr. Verplanck has steel industrials making gains of SATURDAY-Mammoth Triple Feature Bill been drawing large attendances, to over one point. Baldwin Locomotive THE NEW his Current Events talks before the attracted most attention in this Educational club and he should at group, advancing IVs to 77%. There G. H. Allen n tract a large number Friday night. was persistent Buying of American Tableaux of our allies will be Can,*which advanced 1% to 44% , Edgewood Inn given accompanied by music. The a new high for this movement. In Center Street, Corner Pine TYPEWRITERS CLOTHES FOR BELGIUM BUSINESS MEN ASKED m CARE ENSURED Home Guard has been invited and ternational Paper also made an ad First Class Accommodations A.11 makes overhauled or repaired this company will be at the enter ditional gain, selling at 39, against RIBBONS TO HELP OUT FARMERS FOR U. S. PRISONERS tainment in a body. 3 8 at the opening. Distillers’ Se FOR MEN ONLY Manchcstci- Has Shipped Nearly Dancing will follow until a late curities was heavily bought which A.nd Supplies for all Machines Three Tons of (hiriiieiits. hour and an orchestra has been se rose 1% to 48%. Reading sold Everything new. Excellent Tabh D. W. CAMP State Department Asks For Funds Instead of Going on Vacatioai They cured for the night. ex-dividend of one per cent at 79, Moderate Rates. P. 0. Box 503 Phone, VaUey 244 for Extras, Including Even Artifi The local drive to obtain worn and Should Work on Farms to Do Bit The Program. showing a slight net gain. HARTFORD cial Ijiinhs, Si»orts Material, Etc. Edward A. Furlong, Manager surplus clothes ff>r the destitute peo L’or War. The complete program follows: Cotton Down. ple in the occupied parts of Belgium Chorus; America (to usher in Home Erratic conditions prevailing in Washington, April 18.— Captured and France went over the top, as usu Hartford, April 18— Business and Guard.) the cotton market throughout the American soldiers will be given the L. T. WOOD al in this town. The original plan professional men will have an op I Old Ghosts and the New Spirit first hour today. 'fbe start was best of care during their enforced SUCCESSOR TO P. A. REESEl called for 5,000 tons for the whole portunity to .lend their time and ser Thomas Quish. firm showing advances of four to 35 EXPRESS AND GENER.VL TRUCK sojourn in Germany. country, but just as the campaign vice to the winning of the war by Violin Solo— Robert Doellner. points on the stronger cables and ING, PIANO AND FURNITURE It was learned today that the MOVING, PUBLIC STORE- started the Commission for Relief voluntary work on the farms of Con- Patriotic Charades— rain in the eastern belt. RELIEVE FOOT TROUBLES State Department has requested that HOUSE. in Belgium increased the demand to necti<»ut this season. The Connecti Hoover, W. C. Cheney. Sentiment here was bearish, how a sum be set aside by the War De Storehouse and Office, Bissell St. Men’s and Women’s Models 12,too tons. Our quota under this cut State Council of Defense has rec Red Cross, Mrs. Halstead Dorey. ever, and at the end of the first hour S. H. STEVENS, MGR. Tel. 4 9 i partment for that purpose. The latter amount, based on popula ommended to its war bureaus and Home Gardener, Prank Cheney the market was very active and about Ask About Theml plan is to place this sum c' money tion, was 2 1-4 tons. The Commit town committees that this new source Thrift Stamps, R. LaMotte Russell. 50 points under last night’s close. I '• 1 ( a ii in the hands of the Spanish Ambassa tee has obtained 2 3-4 tons. The of labor be appealed to in addition Liberty Loan, Mrs. W. C. Cheney Stock Quotations. HEAVY TRUCKING dor at Berlin to be used for the piir- shipment, contained in 34 large to the plan already formulated of Uncle Sam, Prank Anderson. Reported for The Evening Herald Long Distance Hauls a Specialty fhase of cxlrris that are not allowed cases, went forward to the assemb transferring men from industries to Chorus: Medley‘of Patriotic Songs. by Richter & Co., 6 Central Row, prisoners under international law. 5 Auto Trucks and Pull Equipment ling headquarters in New York city the farm for a definite work period Talk— F. A. Verplanck. Hartford. 2.30 p. m. prices; This sum will enable Americans of Competent Men today. Some of the items collected this summer. Tableaux with music by Chorus: At G & W I ...... 110. that have been wounded so severely ...... 102 CLK-WILUS are: Waterbui*j’s Plan that amputation is necessarjr, tO, b® eboM m 316' men’s overcoats. Waterbury inaugurate<^^B plan supj'yed with artificij|^ lii' .>• • • • 225^ wiitfi. of using business and ^||pp|isioijal ...... 6 6 « — ------n ia ifA ctu re df whiem Ger men in greater food prodn^tic]n, and A t i i ' M l i a r ...... 77% fah^)iA. The money may W Team Harness AUTOMOBlLli, BTBB AHP suits. Judge W. D. Makepeace, chairman of Am Loco ...... ""/s used''in providing sports material TRAINING CABffS Am Car Foundry ...... 78% Single and Double LIABILITT INSUBANC* ’ Ills' heavy coats. the Waterbury Bureau, and ; other such as footballs, baseballs and bats A T & S F e ...... 83% My own make, guaranteed, also ALSO TOBACCO IN8URANOH 480 woolen undergarments. Waterbury citizens, explained the Balt & Ohio ...... 52 and the various indoor games by Factory Made Harness, AGAINST DAMAGE BT HAIL 440 pairs shoes. movement to the council. It; is ex FOR OFFICERS TO OPEN B R ...... • 38% which the prisoners may while away 1,000 pieces light weight women’s pected to raise 1,500 men ofThe bus Chile Copper ...... 16% CHARLES LAKING the long hours. Can Pac ...... clothing. iness and professional class for farm Corner Main and Eldridge Streets. The War Department has taken Start May 15— Trinity, State Agri 1,150 pieces infants’ and qhil- labor on the farms within a radius the request under advisement but cultural College, Wesleyan and dren’s clothing. of fifteen miles of Waterbury’s cen Gen Electric ...... I’O it is understood that the suggestion Yale Eligible for Quotas. Kennecott ...... 3 2 ter. Pledges are now being secured o 325 hats, etc. will receive approval and the funds Lehigh Valley ...... Richard G. Rich Receipt is acknowledged of $1 from men who will devote ten days Pretty Foulard Frock TlMkCT B n lld h iC , So. M » c h M t« r Ae so disposed. Mexican Pet ...... ® 9 t that was pinned to a coat to pay for (consecutive or scattered) time at The fourth series of Officers’ Mer M Pfd ...... "4 o With Hint of Bustle | Mer M ...... "5 new lining, also $4 obtained by the ; manual farm labor, without remu Training camps will open May 15, Miami Copper ...... 29 io-koifo-ko-ko-koi^o-ko-ko-ko-ko-ko-ko sale of clothing that for one reason neration. The organization has WILLARD-FULTON BOUT Secretary Baker .announces. Norfolk & West ...... Nev Consol Copper...... 18% or another could not be sent. This been named the Victory Farm Help The following institutions of New GRAINING PROCESS total amount of $5 has hecai turned N Y Cent ...... ®8% ers League. AT TWIN CITIES JULY 4 England and New York are permitted NYNH&H...... 28% over to the local Red Cross chapter. ,$1.50 Per Man. to apply for quotas: Press Steel C ar ...... 58 In behalf of the Manchester Chap This organization proposes that a Connecticut— Connecticut Agri Penna ...... 4°% ter, American Red Cross, the com uniform rate of $1.50 be charged Seats for 35,000 to be Built—10 cultural College, Storrs; Wesleyan, People’s Gas ...... 4 2 Repub I & S ...... 8 1 /g mittee in charge of the drive wishes the farmer for each man’s labor and Rounds t<() Decision—Arrange University, Middletown; Yale Uni ments Under Way—Plans. Reading ...... to thank those who contributed that the money be turned over to versity, New Haven; Trinity College, Southern Pac ...... Chi-Namel floors are washable, sani tary, sifiliily. The simple graining clothes, the ladies who did the col the Red Cross. One of the benefits Hartford. Southern Ry ...... 30-yg Minneapolis, Minn., April 18.'— St P a u l ...... -39 process perfectly imparts a lustrous nat lecting and sorting and those who outlined is the bringing together of Maine.— Bowdoin College, Bruns ural hardwood finish at a cost of about Jess Willard, heavyweight champion Tex O i l ...... 145% It'.: furnished automobiles for the col the farmer and business man so that wick; University of Maine, Orono. Union Pac ...... 119 2c a square foot. Durable; heel-proof. of the world, and Fred Fulton, chal There a Chi-Namel varnish, enamel or other lecting. It is by such hearty co-op they learn their interests are com Massachusetts.— A'mherst College, U S Steel ...... 93% finish for cvcrvthine in the house. eration that Manchester has become lenger, will fight for the title in the U S Steel Pfd ...... 116 mon. Amherst; Harvard University, Cam twin cities July 4, according to an Utah Copper ...... 79 •the 100 per cent plus town of Con By vote of the state council, the bridge; Massachusetts Institute of Westinghouse ...... 46% Chi-Namel 5tore nouncement made here. The fight necticut. general plan of the Waterbury or Technology, Cambridge; Massa Liberty Bonds 3% s ...... 98-86 will be limited to ten rounds to a de in your locality will teach you to ganization for enlisting professional chusetts Agriculture College, Am Liberty Bonds 4s 1 st ...... 96.36 erain in 5 minute?, free. Chi-Namcl producti cision, thereby complying with the Liberty Bonds 4s 2nd ...... 96.40 arc confined to onr representative merchant in a and business men for farm service herst; Williams College, Williams- There was a brisk demand for locality — always a dcakr known for high grade state law, with the exception of the service and reliable mcrchai diac. was approved. It was recommended towi'.. Will Care for Wounded decision, on which the boxing com Baldwin which rose 1% to 77%. The Ohio Varnish Co., Cleveland * by the council that a plan similar New Hampshire.— New Hampshire mission waived its rule. American Can was also in good de a;' Boys From “Over There” to the Victory Farm Helpers’ League College of Agriculture and Mechanic The fight will be staged in an en mand, advancing a point to 44. Ma be taken up by its war bureaus Arts, Durham. closure to be built in the midway rine Preferred made a gain of % to through appropriate committees in Rhode Island.—Rhode Island district between St. Paul and Minne 93% and the common stock rose % addition to the plans already formu State College, Kingston; Brown Uni apolis. Seats for 35,000 people arc to 24%. ♦ lated towards the same end. versity, Providence to be installed, according to arrange New York.—Cornell University. I Emergency Reserve. SUIT BROUGHT $116,000, Connecticut is at present engaged ment;',. Ithaca; Union College, Schenectady; The bout of ten rounds will be the SHE WILL IVfARRY LABORER. in forming an Emergency Farm La St. John’s School, Manlius; New shortest heavyweight championship Chicago, April 18.— Leona Gar- —Because Chi-Namcl conforms with our bor Reserve comprised of men in in York Military Academy, Cornwall-on reputation for carrying only merchandise fight in history. mong, who, in 1916, valued her dustries not essential to the war, al Hudson; Columbia University, New of recognized quality. Colonel Miller is expected here to heart at $116,000, has been won by York. City. We will be ghid to show the Chi-Namel so clerks in stores and banks, all of a laborer. day to complete arrangements for the Vermont, ^—Norwich University, graining process free cf cost at any time. Whom are willing to show their pat In 1916. Miss Garmong sued^ohn fight. riotism in actual part time labor on Northfield; University of Vermont Chi-Namel Color Varnishes — also un- Brooks Henderson, son of a former colored— tor doors, woodwork and furni the farms. Leo A. Korper, director, and State Agricultural College, Bur If former Gov. Cole Blease should senator from Missouri, for breach ture. and Allen L. Lincoln, assistant state lington. Chi-Namel Porch Furniture Enamels — defeat Mr. Tilman for senator from of promise and won a verdict for bright colors — stand water, hca'. and director of the United States Public $116,000. Since that time she has weather. Good lor dower boxes, swings, South Carolina, some people might Cute and chic, is this foulard frock orns, etc. Reserve, are in charge of this work. be disposed to say, “God help the MBS. LETITIA McCANN. been living here quietly with her with just the slightest suggestion of little girl and trying to collect the the bustle, and the quaint Dutch apron United States senate”— which may Mrq. Letitia McCann, aged 65 effect. The frock Is In blue and white. Ferris Brothers BAUIIACKS BUILDING BURNS, be the Blease view precisely.— Spring- money. years, died at her home on Wetherell Miss Garmong admits today that The georgette bead embroidery on the LOSS $10,000 field Republican. street this morning after a brief a Chicago workingman has won her waist la delicate and pretty. This sim New York, April 1 8 — Army offi ple little frock will be popular this illness. Mrs.i McCann had been a res heart and she is going to marry Bring your Broken Umbrellas to the cials today are investigating a fire t spring and summer with the younger ident of Manchester for 4he past 11 him. He is Robert G. Spencer. : which shortly after midnight destroy set. Headaeties years, coming here from Ireland. She ‘He is just a workingman,” she Umbrella^ H ospital ed a barracks building on Governor’s is survived by seven children, David, said. “He isn’t anybody in particu Island. The loss is estimated at come mostly from disorders of James.and Mary McCann, Mrs. Mary lar and hasn’t any money. I am MORE BRITLSH VESSELS SUNK. We do first class work at moderate $10,000. Soldiers and harbor fire- the stomach, liver and bowels. Young and Mrs. Hannah Leggett of just marrying a pair of overalls. prices. boats fought the blaze which is re Regulate these organs and k^p London, April 18.— British ship UMBRELLAS RE-COVERED this town and Thomas and Henry Ever since the court decided my suit ping losses from German submarine.^ ported to have been caused by spon free from headaches by using McCann of Ireland; also one lister, in my favor I have been trying to again crept upwards during the past taneous combustion. Music for Mandolin, guitar, viollp Major Purnell, commander of the Mrs. Jane Tedford of if ancljester. get the money, but now I don’t care week, fijfteen Vessels having been and Band instruments. Strings for -■ d a The funeral will be held from the whether I get It o f not. sunk as against six the preceding Violins, Mandolin, Guitar. Musical , I . S. . General hospital, No. 2, at Emperor Charles of Austro-Hun- ■^rt McHenry, Md., which will be used BEECHAM’S house at two o’clock Saturday after week. Of .these 11 were over 1,600 instruments repaired. gary has apparently been saying MISjE-receiving hospital for our boys in noon. Rev, W. H. Bath of the tons in size and four were of less ton things for the ears of the entente na Spring Sarsaparilla, a Dependable ikbaki Injured “over there.’’ Already South Methodist church will conduct nage. In addition a fishing boat M essina Brothers iBeveral members of our expeditionary tions which he does not anticipate blood purifier, 50 cts. Magnell Drug PULS I the service. The burial will be in 30 OAK ST. GOMklAIf BLOCK • ffWoe are being treated there. will be pleasing news to the Kaiser. Co. adv* l,69t4 was lost. ■ UTB«t Sd« of An» ModiciMintkoWofU. 1 the East cemetery...... "■■ ■ .—EX. > SeW b fcnxt*. ^ ' :V ' ^ . ______. __^
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some "Red,T^pe money” wWch ww] STEEL AND GERMAN POWER. given ttt me by Mr. Horace Chenefy. Granted a degree of preparedness DR. H E S S a C lU V E 1 W It now seems proljable tl^at we. may I ([bc£Dcnittg1b?ratol for war, such as'to forestall surprise have stflfon deposit here for] and an early, overwhelming advan- Red Cross or stenographic purposes, fiSTtaSf M‘ 8XSnd®Cu5®Nill*Wtt?r.|tage, that nation or group of nations OF WORK IN WAR ZONE li^ accordance with the plans which I which possesses the largest man pow we made' before I left home. Re er and natural resources is sure to Publiahed by sides, there are such sums as 1 have | win. Iron ore and the skilled labor nc'^d above, and some deposits Tiw Herald Prinftig Company and factories necessary to convert it War Borean Gets Account of wh. h I feel bound to make for boys | into steel are particularly necessary Sverr Evening except Sundays and to be drawn upon later over here. This is the new ‘‘Sister H olidays. lor world power, in peace and war His Stewtird-slnp to Financial Plans. THE “HOME” IS THE alike. Susie” Knitting stand, an By Postpaid. “ Noyt my plan is this. I have al-| ■lx months. There ought to be no mention a year. 11.1 March 17 ready made a deposit with Messrs. f e ^ C o J i ^ ': : . \ .\\‘^ l T T w o S S i U I hereafter, so long as Germany re invaluable help to all FOUNDATION OF THE NATION Morgan'Harjetfft Co., in the name I mains an aggressive military auto- of the Manchester War Bureau, and Red Cross workers. ■Bsrtad Building. _Man-1 cracy, of returning Alsace-Lorraine Main Offlc have taken out checks to be signed Chester. BrShch - Office' -Ferris Block, to her alter the war, 11 the Allies SENDS PARTICULARS OF Id South Manchester. by the''Manchester War Bureau,] An ideal gift, too. win, because it is actually these r,itS.u,r.O sO .. .>rB£KPHOlCB8 [spoils of 1870, together with French m JAMES STRANGE’S DEATH in my name as representative. This] Made in soMd mahogany lUln Office Ma^ a ^ HUllard Sts., !•« Lorraine which have provided Ger- places the'Whtf-dn a little different | IsuMduT’ F ei^ ls-^ o^ . ’.’.’.*.’.1 48S many with the iron by means of at $8.7.5. See special basis from that of personal checking which she prepared lor war and has Gives Plans for Handling Funds of accounts and give me the privilege showing in oiir North I pursued war since August, 1914. War Bureau In Case of Personal of authf#iiftfife %tthidbne else to draw It is an Imposing array of facts Injury. window. on this fund. I have already written 1 that Richard Bentlnck presents in the ybu of my purpose and expectation last issue of the Saturday Evening Frank H. Anderson, president of of securing Miss Anna deLacy Cary Post, regarding the iron deposits of the War Bureau, has received a j Alsace-Lorraine upon which Ger- to assist me in this work. "^Ith your lengthy letter from Rev. Dr. Hes- approval I-'Would'like to transfer all 1 many’s manufacturing is so largely selgrave, written March 17 and de based^ One wonders how there the money I have here to this ac-1 scribing his work up to that date. It count of the “ Manchester War Bur 1 ever could have been any question of was the first comprehensive report • • 'Ruf paper hai enlisted returning Aljgace-Lorraine to Ger- eau” , and authorize Miss Cary to he had submitted and shows that his draw on the account as I do myself. The American home stands sentinel at the door of thwe fipvernnient in we 1 many, knowing the facts. work is developing into a task of American manhood and American womanhood. Its influ The six big Industrial associations I hnve every confidence in her and | ) f A m e r i c a considerable magnitude. He asks ences are reflected in American ideals— American leader I of Germany, when Bethmann-Holl- feel that these financial obligations of for more help and the executive com ship. The home is truly the foundation of the Nation. weg was chancellor, presented to him will be as safe in hfer hands as in mittee of the War Bureau has grant a memorandum in which they de mine. When this is done I think 1 Thus, in our patriotic duty to our country, the mainten ed his request. As his ministratldhs you will see the advantage in case of I FOE n e a r e r HAZEBROUCK. clared: “ The manufacture of shells ance of the standard of our homes—the practical beautify are gradually extending beyond" the any accident. It will make It possi-j ing of our daily environment is by no means the least of It must be evident by this time I requires such quantities of iron as circle of strictly Manchester men and that the German advance has been I never could have been estimated b e -1 , ble — for— ------Miss Cary to settle all ac- our responsibilities. Watkins Brothers are proud to be a factor in making the p o s s i r C something beside. ,„,e . More than 4,000 tons of iron \ state it has been suggested that ! ' T he|.I repeated concentrations of men and I daily are needed.. . . If since August and to transfer the money to whom homes of Manchester more beautiful, more livable and thus be given the authority and support soever I may have previously design big. guns at selected points. Em- (1914) our ore production had not of the State Council of Defense. Ths more potential contributors to the standard of American peror Charles , of Austria-Hungary doubled'! the war could not have ated, or you, as President of the War officials of the local War Bureau will cilRizenship. twice during the past week has re- been continued.” Production was Bureau, may direct. This, as you take this matter up with the State It matters not whether your home is an unassuming ferred to the fact that his troops doubled by explpiting the Longwy- see, can be done here in France Council at once. bungalow or an imposing mansion—Watkins Brothers wei;:e fighting shoulder to shoulder Briey mines In Invaded Lorraine. Be- without the intervention of any legal I Much of Dr. Hesselgrave’s letter stands ready to economically and satisfactorily meet your wlth the Germans, who up to the fore the war the iron mines of action from America, or local author is taken up with financial details re every home furnishing need. time of the present offensive were Thionville of Lorraine, annexed after ity. If these funds were tied up by lating to Individuals and is therefore The co-operation of experienced men is at your free dis practically alone In Belgium and the Franco-Prusifan war, furnished any accident to me for months, it | not of public interest, though of posal here to assist you in securing most effective results at northern France. In addition, the 75 per cent of German-dug ore, or might be unfortunate for our work. great value to the families concerned. the le^st possible cost. Germans haye been withdrawing di- 50 per cent of the total used, some This method will cost us nothing, I Parts of his letter are printed here Welcome here always. The same courtesy is extended visions from the Russian front. This 43,000,000 tons. ' The Importance and will keep you Informed fully so with: * whether you come merely tp enjoy or to buy. undoubtedly explains why they have I of the Lorraine ores the six assocla- that you may know exactly what is] Titus and Moirison. been able to reinforce their front tions show clearly: “ As raw material being done financially.” “Some time ago I wrote you In again and again. Instead of the | from which to manufacture these re Other extracts from Dr. Hessel- Allies outnumbering the Central Luired quantities of steel and Iron reKaird to Titus letter, which Is far too long Powers, the latter appear to be be- the Lorraine oyp hta become Buper- cernln^ whom you panted in a single issue of this 1 PEDIGREED POTATOES TO • STATE WILL ESTABLISH ginning to outnumber the Allies. essential. For only this ore we can Since then Titus has been r 0 from day to BE SERVED 1,000 GUESTS. Yesterday again saw a slight Brit- Line In rapidly Increasing volume. | a ^‘OBPitai some . JjUay. New Spring Frock and I have not been able yet to see Pittsburgh, April 18,— Pedigreed ish- retirement and German gain. Importation even of Swedish ores • of Tan Faille BIG INFORMATION BUREAU him personally. I understand from potatoes, each one especially selected The tide of success has changed re-1 has become Impossible. Conse- •CLIFF KNIGHT IN MOVIES. the surgeon, however, that he has and numbered, will be serve^ to 1,- pea.tedly, It Is true. For instance, quently Lorraine ores now supply lost the fingers of one hand- Just 000 guests at the annual dinner of Families and Dependents May Ask^ the British took Meteren and even eighty per cent nlroady-*of our steel Hartford Cai^toonlst, 'Well Known what other Injuries he has suffered the Pittsburgh Press Club tonight. Any Questions Concerning the part of Wytschaete on Messines and Industry. If the Lorraine ore Here, Signs Up With fTnivereal I can not say. I presume he will Herbert C, Hoover, the National Boys in France. ridge, the key to Ypres, but they production were Interfered with the Film Company. soon be invalided back to America, Food Administrator, will be present were forced to evacuate them again, war would be lost.” and the spuds will be his gift to the Hartford, April 18.— ^The eaUb- ’ though I do not know. As I wrote I Clifford Knight, whose parents live Notch'df-Tigga they lost the villages | The war now, therefore, is actual- club, J. S, Sweet, potato expert In llshitaent of a Bureau of Soldlaw,' k and Poelcapelle, I ly being continueA'hir-meaoa of irpnlyott* Morrison had already returned j ■yerhtfnlaifdfjrho #as employed as sailors' Inforinatldh w ii'’ tilcfeased menaccr to I a;rtnes wrested H'om F^uuxee at the![ to hio coffipai*i^»^ Is Ih the movies. U ere with “ r- F^over, persona^ today by the Connecticut' vKU' I opening of the war! It was prepared So far as I know Manches^r has-hoi newspapers >inop iMt-De. Belated the potatoes on his ranch ^ cil of Defense, This buiteau will _ 'its Hazebrouck, one Immediate objec- for by means of t| ig iron mines teken yet suffered any other casualties that He has •h«JelN ’wtli1tlng since last De dertake to answer proper rahfiaits * cember for the Universal Film Man Colorado. tive, the center of a web of highways from her after th^ war of 1870, The are at all serious, for information, forwarded, through and railway lines over which British author even says the latter ores were H oarding Jim Stroi^(e. ufacturing Co. In its animated car j SUPPORT LIBERTY LOAN. the council's war bureaus from faih' supplies come. Is only slightly near-1 r^ponslble for changing Germany “ In regard, to James Strange w o toon departmeht’‘Where he sreates Indianapolis, April 18.— Declaring ilies and dependents. Edward Field, '' e r,’hut .ibe: German successes south from an agricultural to a manufac- died at a hospital not far from e those funny. Jumpy drawings that that the Chinese “ have never by auditor and statistician of the Public ^ ‘ of Ypres bring them nearer still to turing nation. Februaiy, I ave are familiar to the local movie fans. word or act betrayed the hospitality Utilities Commission, has been made its capture. It Is only five miles w ith Germany, therefore, it Is win learned several facts which may be To make fhbse^ drawings is a dif Cliff greatest of all nations,” Chin secretary of the council's Legal Com distant. It communicates with Cal- all or lose all. It is literally “ Pike’s of interest to the family. Some of ficult task, '’ t'or Instance, 1 s , A ♦hof in Gum Shlng, 'of Indianapolis, grand mittee and will be in charge of this ais west and slightly north on the Peak or bust.” If she would retain j them I presume I will not be permit- writes td a friend * onother master of the Young Chlnese-Amerl- bureau. coast, although Dunkirk is only her supremacy in central Europe, she ted to send through the censorsh p. repre.ent one Jgor. hitting ,„„ed a proclama The following announcement con about half as far away, and also with must have thC) iron, not only of the The surgeon tells me that Strange with a Club ho mnot ‘ " “ ‘ J o,„,h ed In Oriental characters, cerning the establishment of the new Ypres on the north. Hazebrouck Is Thionville mines which she possess- died at Base Hospital No. *6 In distinct drawing, and each I Chinese In America to bureau was Issued today by the the only point in questfon, the tak- ed before the war, but of Longwy which he was sick from acute dla- must be exactly llkfe the one before buy Liberty Bonds. Chin Is head State Council of Defense: Ing of which, as the critic of the New and Briey, which belonged to the betes for several days. When first with the exception that the posltloli of the Chinese organization in The Announcement. York Times remarks, would.serlously French. The buffer states which j taken to the hospital he improved of the arm and ihd club Is slightly America that paved the way for the “ For the purpose of meeting the discommode British transportation, ghe has erected between Russia and considerably and the physlcans hop- changed. "When these drawings un overthrow of the ancient Chinese demands being made for advice I 'e - and it Is guarded extremely well by herself on the east, not to mention ed that he would entirely recover reel it .gives th?m motion. From dynasty and established a republic. gardlng soldiers and sailors of Con the forest of Nieppe on the south Serbia, Roumania and Bulgaria, In a lew days he began gradually to this it may he Ve6n that hundreds of necticut now In the service, tljjs state four or five miles distant and'hills to would quickly turn on he|;, once the sink and after all efforts fbr his re- drawings must be made for one of Looking for a gas leak with a council of defense has established a the north of it. The Germans must hand of military force were remov- covery had proved vain be died a these cartoons. , lighted match is not only dangerous Bureau of Soldiers' and Sailors'’ In pass through a narrow passage injed. Austria-Hungary’s fidelity very «asy death. His grave, which Knight is a natural born artist. but ofttimes expensive — Ex. formation to which questions of fam- ;; order to get to it. Until British would experience a sudden weaken- I expect somewhat later to see, is He could draw well before he ever Hies and dependents of BOldlers Itnd ^ transportation is badly disturbed, it ing of the knees. Kroperly numbered and marked ant went to ^he^rt^ schools. Before Co. sailors may be referred. The bur is difficult to see how the Germans Alsace-Lorraine contains one-third I will gather such other particulars G went to the 'liopder he gave a eau will undertake to answer all I can roll the British westward and of the visible Iron ore supply of the as I am able to obtain, chalk talk at the armory here where • Child’s Party Dress i proper requests forwarded through southward and separate them from world. Its return to France would Four Doctora at Bedside, he delighted the audience with a ser • of Ribbon and Lace t the war bureaus from families and the French. end Germany’s d^eam o t w orld ’su- “.There were with him at the J^ime Rows of tucks stitched In black to ies of local cartoons. 1 * dependents, for information rela Now, moreover, comes the an- premacy and also rehabilitate 1 of his death four physicians who gave match the collar and cuffs of black and satin are the chief trimming fea tive to allowances, relief, Insurance, nouncement this morning that the j pf^nce. j their best-skill toward his recovery LEAPS TO DBA’TH tures of this frock og tan faille. civil rights, welfare, and 4iimllar French have come to the aid of the Germany also is fighting with her He left no message so far as I have FROM HOTEII WINDOW Smoked pearl buttons catch the deep British. back to the wall! j been able to learn. Sergeant Rice matters. I New York, April 18,— A well- flounce to the skirt foundation forming, War Service, of the U. S. Medical Corps, Base dressed young woman, identified simulated pockets.______"The war service of the nation la-' PROHIBITIONISTS’ 36 STATES. I Mr. McAdoo did something yester-I Hospital No. 66, comes from Somer from notes of farewell as Miss Flor divided Into many departments and < • The Connecticut Temperance day that should have been done years ville. Mass. Besides Sergeant Rice ence M, Tacicney, of Utica, N. Y. much time will he saved If the seek Union Is not at all doubtful about the ago, when he ordered the New York he was attended by Dr, Oberklnder VvJ leaped to Instant death from a fifth SAYS HE WAS DISGRACED er for information makes his request Prohibitionists’ getting the 36 states gtate barge canal taken over by the and: Dr. Brown; the name of the story window of the Park Avenue WHEN SHE SMOKED STOGIES. to the proper department. The reg necessary for the federal amendment Railway Administration a^^d ^ fleet j fourth doctor I *have not been able Hotel today. She left no clue as to Columbus, Ohio, April 18.— Smok ulations of the federal government^ to the constitution. It says In its I of barges built to be operated upon j go far to obtain, A little while be- the reason for her act. ing stogies is not a lady-llke trait, relating to war emergencies reqnlrej% last press bulletin, which arrived to- it. That will end the danger of fore his death he was attended by the A hurriedly written note to her opines Dennis Murphy in a divorce that specific directions be followed ;; day: ' more plundering of public money for prlest of his church and so far as mother, addressed to Mrs. A. Tack- petition filed In the Common Pleas In certain correspondence andj in ap-, j There remain 32 states whose leg- L time at least. It will also end the human aid could go everything was ney, Syracuse, read: Court here against his wife, Anna H, Islatures meet next January, to take unutilized public invest- done for his comfort and consolatior^ plications and this bureau Irlll “ Good bye, dear, true, good, best Murphy, Among other things, Mrs. prepared to advise as to the proper staterand biSt 1^2®“wet’’ ^Snee the ment of five million dollars or more. Such other facts as I am able to col- of mothers. How I wish I could talk Murphy smoked, he charges, to his steps to take to secure Inlormatloui.^ “ drys” have 11 which have now rat- It will relieve freight congestion tnd lect I w|^ keep on record, with you. Good bye dear true sis “disgrace and humiliation.” that is available for the public _ ified, and count upon Louisiana and make possible all-water transporta- Recognizes Personal Danger. ters. Good bye brothers.", Georgia, they need to gain but three future from the Great After describing the arrange- She had registered at the hotel ------; ’}■ ’ * \ '•f the* 20^^“d ^ “ ones,^to make the re- Lakes to the Atlantic, not to mention ments he had made for the transfer yesterday afternoon. WAR GARDENS DECORATE DAYLlGllg; SAVING FOWLS, qulred 36. The “ wets” to prevent the gulf through the Chicago river j of money from several soldiers to RAIIjWAY RIGHT OF WAYS DISTURB m b s ; 0'RSX(4*T* the passage of the amendment, must fjjg Mississippi. If Platt could their families D r. Hesselgrave out- d e f e r r e d classification Memphis, Tenn., April 18.— War Portland, Ore., April .18v-^-WCliIqk-^;^ REFUSED MARQUARD. Js'mcl’udtag Sew »''«• ^ ,‘‘ “1“ '? h gardens are to be seen from the win ens that snore and sing In thrtr e l ^ p p and Rhode Island, referred to above, chance for Burlington and other handling the funds Instructed to New York, April 18.— The district dow of almost any passenger train disturb Mrs. O’Reilly, wholea^' but which will all have another op -jp oi^ s on Lake Champlain to wake him. Ho writes: draft board here has today refused in the South. In some sections long the noises that the hens makb'^wi portunity to take up the matter next up. ‘Let me explain a little further to grant the claim of Rube Marquard year, even though they have not rat strips of land paralleling the right- up the roosters, and that what I propose in this accounting for deferred classification. Mar ified thls“ year. of-way are in cultivation. A field birds add to the general rack^!;,jl The “ drys” maintain that the rati BASE BALL SCHEDULE. As you already know, I am from time quard was placBd In Class 2-A by his thirty feet wide, or less, and a half daring that these hens are gdlig fication of the amendment is now National L ea ^ c. to time in some danger here. Dur local board, but put in a claim for Daylight Saving law one better, e b ^ ': only a quesrt^ion of time, and they mile long, is not uncommon. There ing the last four or five weeks when classification in Class 4-A, naming would not be surprised to see state Brooklyn at New "York, cloudy, are innumerable little gardens to be has complained to the police, whwp we have been at the front there have Mrs, Marquard, formerly Blossom after state acting as soon as their 3.45. found between the end of the cross- have suggested to Mrs/- legislatures meet next January, with boston at Philadelphia, cloudy,- been necessary exposures which have Seeley, and a child as dependents, neighbors that they put m u l f l e ^ ^ ^ f the required 36 taking such action ties and the right-of-way fence. 3.30. had no 111 effect so far, but which no Marqu»r J ■ ,•*■:<'■■ PAGS^ THE EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY APRIL 18, 1918 ¥vm n ^ M E S TO SAVE WHEAT, I MANCHESTER’S S. A PLAN 4THR1LUNG STORY OF WAR HeW Mar^hats of Big Ijeagues Capes Are Again in BIG REVIVAL SERVICESI BY RETURNER SOLDIER ■> ;f USE THEM A U NEXT WEEK Vogue for Spring Wear LEB FOH ii' •• 4 peated at Akron the next year. 1912 was also spent at Akron, but the flag New York, April 18.— Lee Fohl, got away from blitt'that'season. WeloHave Little Wheat, But Plenty To Begin on Saturdiiy and to Last Sammies Can Fight With ,Bay9.pets the aggressive boss of the Cleveland Until May 20— ^Major Zealey to as Well as Germans— Allies Will In 191'3 he’went over to Hunting- 61 Tubers— Allies Must Have the Indians, ploughed hi|n w^y t<^ the ton, W. Va., to handle the team Speak. I Win. l^ e a t. front ranks of major league nfana- there, but the season) was not E'suc- gers without ever having- played in Beginning Saturday the Salvation I New York, April 18. That the cess and the league-blew up in mid- ‘‘Py eating potatoes instead of the big league show. ' ' Army will hold special revival and German military machJpp on the season. In 1914 he took charge of Fohl’^ experlepce aa g ^player was whmt, the people of Connecticut can campaign meetings in town which westetn front is gradually absorb- the 'Waterbury, Conn.; team of the confined^ to the minors!; and though help win the war as well as by pur will last through May 20th. Thejing a wholesome respect for the New England League, caught many chasing Liberty Bonds and contribut he came close to wearing a big of the games and brought the team most Important meetings will be held [ Americans as, fighters,, league uniform the fates decreed that ing to the Bed Cross” , said Adminis on Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays. Rayuiond Starbard; an adjutant in .through to second place when the he should come up as a manafeer/At trator Robert Scoville today regard Special lecturers will be in town for the war work forces of the. Salvation curtain went down. He pleased one time he was drafted by Cincin ing 4he nation-wide potato campaign. the meetings. The revival is in Army .who arrived am-.Atlantic Charles Somers, owner oi the 'Water- h ‘'The situation, in brief, is this. nati from Youngstown, Of ;the .old O. bury and Cleveland teams at that h 'C charge of the local commandants, Port yesterday after seven montha & P. League, but the drift was nev time, well that he was brought to |e have not .enough wheat for our Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bartlett. strenuous work within range of Ger- 80 er exercised. He stuck in the min Cleveland and placed over the bat- Allies and ohrs^ves. We have an The first of the meetings which guns. AdJutant.iStu^hw.ppmes ors until 1915, when Cleveland terymen with the Indians in 1915. abundance ^jfvpotatoes, aji excess of will be held Saturday will be addresp- to get 200 new recruits to augment brought him up as a coach Of the Later in the season he,was placed 90,000,000! obushels over normal ed by S^aff Captain and Mrs. Helft of trained and iwjformed m battery men, and his experrience' as' at the head of the team when Joe times. If are to win this war the of Spring Valley, N. Y. These offi- women and men serxih* the Allies must have wheat. The potato a veteran minor league catcher Birmingham was taken off the cers are well known In Salvation hriug line. cannot quite come up to wheat in served him well. throne. Army circles throughout the country “Come On Yankee. Dogs I" foofd'value but it does come about as He started his professional career When James C. ’ Dunn and col and are excellent speakers and re- "On" March 7th,’ ’' ^ d '' Adjutant close to taking the place of wheat as a player in 1903 with Des Moines, leagues bought the team at the end vival leaders. These officers will be Statbard in making his report to as any other food. Therefore, by in the Western League, and' was of the season, F.ohl’s work in the with the local corps Sunday also. the SalvatloU Army. headquarten?s on eating potatoes we can save wheat switched to Youngstown two years closing weeks appealed to them suf Major Zealey to Speak. I West Fourteenth St., a certain sec- for the Allies. Here in Connecticut later. After three years \vlth ficiently so that he was renamed for The following week end Saturday tion of the American line was sub- we have a surplus of potatoes suffi Youngstown he went to Lima as man the manager’s berth. . Hig men have April 27, Sunday April 28 and Mon- jected to unusual presaur.®. from, the ager in 1909 and won a pennant. The improved under his nfanagement, cient to supply every family with day April 29 extraordinary meetings German forces, and in the heat of It next year he was giyen the steering judging by percentages for the past one bushel. will be held. On those days Ser- all, one German, evidently more ex- "Americans, should rally to the wheel with Akron, Ohio, and won the two season, and the town and team geant Major Alfred G. Zealey will be cited than his fellows, leaped to an support of the potato, for, like corn, pennant again, this year catching al are behind Fohl this season and pull with the local corps. Sergeant exposed position and in very excel- it is a native of this continent and is most every game himself. He re- ing for the flag. Zealey is a member of the 75th Ca- lent English shouted ‘Come on out, Dress Up—! as thoroughly American as the nadlans. He has been over the top. y°n American dogs, and fight!' Be- American Indian. When It is real Zealey was in town during the Sal- tore he could leap back to safety, Look Thrifty ized that the potato is one of the vation Army campaign for its war one of our men had thrown a hand chief foods now sustaining Germany fund and his lecture was an excel- srdnade which took off both his Thrift is a word you ; and that the other European coun lent one. It is certain that these legs. Then ensued a fierce encoun- have heard much of lately. tries are largely dependent upon it, I reason for the popularity of three days will be banner meetings ter in which the Americans account- Our government has sought its importance in the war may readily capes for the coming season is readily for the corps. On Monday nightled for 180 the Germans out of an / to overcome the wrong idea | be seen. Yet the potato was not I explained by the existence of thlSi-''- — - - - , I f.|.iejnn,i 200 in the raiding group of thrift by defining it as ; known abroad until the end ot the model " v!! . n k T " * r ''. ‘ " ' ' " O u f min late ” dlacovored that the lack of waste, and to keep . sixteenth century when both the deep scarf collar edged with heavy si k war lecture. German who leaped out to challenge I fringe. | New York Guests. your money, working by 1 English and Spanish Introduced the Americans and lost first his legs ...... The following Saturday and Sun- judicious investment. from their American colonies. and then his life, as a consequence. V C PI* "Americans first realized how Im-1 ,------.. j..„ *u.,|day May 4th and 5th Major Mrs. The buying of good 1 This is probably largely1 due to the l ^ Yager, and L leu -^ as formerly a New York merchant. portant a part in their dally I fact that bread has always been high I 1 This officer carried a rifle which was clothes is as judicious in vestment—if they possess the potato played when last year a abroad and low here. The grabbed out of his handf^ by our Salvation Army headquarters in these two essentials— scarcity of this vegetable drove its jj^g^er price of bread in this coun-1 men, and I have brought it back to New York City will be the guests ■ 4?|fl Style and Quality. Both prices to .prohibitive heights. The try will probably make the people America with me. German pris of the corps. They will take charge must be present. In offer result of ihose sky high prices still turn more to potatoes. oners taken say they have all along of all the meetings on those two ing you Spring suits and has Its effect this season. Then the "At a time when the world Is so planned to terrify the Americans, be days and the local Salvationists will overcoats from the makers spring came, everyone planted pota in need of food It would bo criminal lieving they are uot real soldiers and bo given an opportunity to see how of the famous Society toes. The farmer was particularly to waste anything so Important as have no disposition to fight, but they ^ - ..t. ■■ ' those men conduct services. On Brand Clothes we feel that urged to lay out his land in pota the potato. It becomes the duty of admit now that they have reason to Saturday night Mrs. Allan will give t ‘ • ,, -'i you are getting that value. toes as a patriotic duty. According- ^^lerlcans to oat up their potatoes know the Americans are full of 0 a special Irish lecture. ly, although the average yield per While approximately three- fight. They know It to their sor Spring models are here— acre was not large, there was an On Sunday May 12 a special Moth- it is a pleasure to show fourths of the potato ^ day exercises will be hold. Self row. r ■ ' i abdndance of potatoes produced contains enough valuable substances ...... An Infomo. them. We want you to denial returns will also be made at 1 which have not boon sold. to entitle it to a first place among "It is quite lmpos81b},e to describe have that same confidence this meeting. The local comman "The farmer had to pay high foods. A small potato of from three the Inferno over there. Just before in Society Brand Clothes ders will be In charge ot this service. prices for his seed. It was difficult to four ounces, supplies as much [ left a giant shell from^the German that a knowledge, of them The following week May 18th and to obtain labor for tending and dig lines plumped Itself down Into the AOKIES In the Amert-f has brought to us, so that ..arch a. a 19th Brigadier Wm. Andrew, ol ging the crop and what labor he bread, but not a. much protein. The | dirt within forty feet of' a Salvation qnn navy are classed when you see their label in did procure cost him two or three more potatoes that are eaten, the Army hut In wli^loh was.CJapt^ x t i ' H it a coat, hacked by ovir fate .*■ !“ ** lee. wheat bread 1. needed. In •Arthurr,AB4lf9)v«. wad ■0*^ : ' dealing, you will realize true Kt servtoes for d ir the -'■■we i •.tv®. I Ing ordinary broad and rolls, pbta-*^ Had the shell exploded, the hut ai clothes service. meetings will be held as follows; Untf iflbtt la hMs(>i„ty, >rto«. istoaoM toes can be substituted for aboUt one- Its occupants eliminate waste. Will you be in today? Knee drill 7 a. m.; Sunday School •entnlBs are being used fourth of the wheat flour." to atoms, but although it plowed in In the upper phbto for. mupltlon making 9.30 a. m.; holiness meeting 11 a. 12 feet, it did not go off. one of the cooks on the "As a, result, many a farmer who Is m.; Christians praise meotjng 3 P. "The Bu^hetT^^%. North Dakota is oper HOOVER LEAGUE. ating a meat sllcer that Geo. W . Smith selllug his potatoes for about one m.; gospel service 7.30 p. m. "One particular contingent of Ger cuts bacon with the dollar, a bushel, claims ho is not ScorCH of 00 to 100 Common Last man troops opposite our men Is re least possible wastage. mkking more than he did several ferred to as ‘The Butcli^ts’.^ by ,the Night. BALL AND BAT FUND. Fat if fuel for fighters. Bacon >s years ago when potatoes retailed for Americans, because of their wanton badly needed in the allied armies and PLAY BALL! cruelty and bru,ta^lty. German .pris navies. The allied needs in pork prod fifty cents a bushel. Thby should i scores were made in the bl-1 P. H. Dougherty Has Collected $51 oners say tlyase men are Instructed to ucts are 150,000,000 pounds monthly, certainly be encouraged to plant po- games of the Hoover Bowling I Already for "Our Boys." hLocail »iHeball Season Will Open tatoes next year by consumption of terrify the Americans, but they are three times as much as before the war. League at the Recreation Center last Anotherwasteellminator on the North Saturday Afternoon. the crop they have produced Instead evening. There were 12 scores be really securing, an opposl^^., result. Dakota is the potato peeler, shown in tatoes in America, for greater use In of having them rot In their barns, or tween 90 and lOG. Paul CervinI, All the baseball fans and sports in For example, the ‘butchers” sharpen the lower photo. Nothing is lost ex every home and for all needs of army The local high school will open Its and navy. Eat more potatoes, eat left to bo fed*to the hogs. lead off man for the Wheatless ag town are being called upon nowadays I their bayonets to the keenness of a cept the actual potato skin. baseball season Saturday afternoon "Although the potato is a native for contributions to the Clark Grlf- razor, and they dq not Impale by There is a sufficient quantity of po- less wheat gregation, was the high man of the at Mt. Nebo. The opposing nine vegetable, the American per capita evening, having singles of 100 and flth Ball and Bat Fund by P. H. Limply thrusting forward, as of old. will be Merldfen High. Manager consumption is very low, averaging I ^ three string score of 288. 1 Dougherty who is the sponsor of the They aim to side swipe and to rip up Plan 'YburV^u* Garden Now:» Strant thought it wise to book an only about one-half that of Europe. | team was matched against the movement in town. There is no Lnd down, often disabling or Rilling easy team for the first game so that Sweetless bunch and won two out baseball enthusiast in town who three men at one sweep. The S e v 6 T ittle and Money- ^ the men might be given a thorough of the three games. The Sweetless would listen to a tale of Americans Americans were quick to^ find out workout and so that the recruits on ■N i l 11 n 1 m i 111 i"i"H -4"H-» boys worked hard, however. They in France without a ball and glove about this, and they have no,t ‘ only ' - ’ the team may be ^iven a tryout. :: Summer Motor Wrap lost the first game by only five pins to have a catch and a bat or two to became enthusiastic adepts at side Meriden is" not considered a hard but of Blue Silk Faille and the second by three and in .the "knock ’em out.'' Everyone who | swiping and scythe fighting^ team to beat. No doubt the Silver many of them are aqtua‘|iy shaving third, despite Cervini’s single of has ever played the good old Ameri- City lads will be anxious to work In themselves with their bayonets, so 106, won out by a margin of 24 can game or watched a game played some of tlieir new men but the locals % 1 could not hear such a tale of woe keenly have they sharpened them pins. are confident that the Meriden team In the other match, the Meatless I without aiding in sending the neces-1 with grindstones, and upon leather, will need the best men they can get. team took three straight from the sary supplies to the men over there. The line of defense in Prance will Paul Ballsieper will pitch for the Heatless team. MacDonnell of the Yet all the supplies which were sent bend as good strategy retjuires, but locals. This sounds the death knell winning side, rolled high single of last year by Clark Griffith went to it will not break, and you can not for Meriden right off the bat for and Ford of the same team made the bottom on the Steamship Kansan. | Ind a soldier under the flags of the 99 Ballsieper’s curves were the Water All the work must be done over Allies who has the slightest doubt high three string of 262. loo for every team he pitched against again. but that right and justice will pre The summary: last season. At Southington las* Many women have promised Mr. vail in the end, and that Germany Wheatless. year he fanned nineteen men. Rsfi" P. Cervini 82 100 Dougherty to help In the campaign. will be defeated.” Resident of Worcester. sieper is at his best with the s ti^ M. Steiner 95 70 Manchester has a good many base Adjutant Starbard is a resident of when he is pitching and the Merl^ S. Taggart 93 83 ball fan^ among the women. They |S«' have enjoyed watching the game and I Worcester, Mass., and has been an den box artists had hett^ beware of not onlyABellsIeper’s clouts but 772 they know how the boys in the I active Salvationist for many years, 270 253 249 those of every player qm toe team. trenches would enjoy a good swat He is here on a brief trip to recruit M£I.F/^C£f/}eE O L /R fX P O K T . Sweetless. The locals have a heavy hitting team. at the pill. Mr. Dougherty has col- 200 additional workers for the hut- F. McCann 84 77 95 256 : 86 81 . 95 262 lected 151.50 for the fund to date, ments to augment the present Sal- ^ than b S o ? f ^ " “ hi ^ s S r i e * " ^ ' Yesterday $12 was added to the list vation Army force in France. Wom- to plant gardens last year, accor^/ng to estimates of tlie will dismay every high school tea^ G. Ferris 95 92 83 270 which Mr. Dougherty is carrying I en of the Salvation Army past the United States • Department of Agriculture. Transportation j in the state this year. Behind the himself. Tkere are four papers in age of 25 years, are eligible, provld- facilities of the natidn will be strained this year hauling muni- will be seen a newcomer, ‘‘Gil’’ 265 250 273 788 tions of war and foods for -the AlTfis.foTfle -‘gUtIfltls food ere- ^.t second base will play circulation in the rnills which have ed their health and strength permit Meatlesc. ' ated by home gardens will help in the railroad problem. And “ Bobbie" Crockett, This is his [ 99 89 73 2611261 not yet been recorded and they bear of the work In hand, but no men of the nation will eat less of the goods we must export—wheat, M. MacDon military age are accepted. The Sal home, but before playing on the 93 79 90 262 the subscrlfttions of seven or eight meat, fats and sugar. Every bqyj ^Vrl thfftf^ps with the W. Ford vation Army has over 40,000 of its high school nine Crockett was known 77 248 apiece. garden is helping Win the war. Leaflets of instruction in F. Cervini 82 89 as an excellent second baseinan. t ' The sfbscriptions recorded yester men fighting in the trenches besides garden making may be,secured from the .Department of Agriculture at Wash its war workers behind the lines. ington, uporrrequest, without charge.; Because of the heavy expense this 1 771 day are: John A. Hood $1, John F. aiJiUiiiiAxll-*. 274 257 240 . year Manager Strant has decided Co Tournaud $1, Richard G. Rich $2, Heatless. charge an admission fee at thb 243 Miss Catherine Murphy $1, George C. Hultgren 91 74 78 HOOVER’S PLANS FOR EVERYONE^ M UST HELP. grounds this year. The fee will b^ — — 76 A. Murray $1, Isaac Cole $1, Frank H. Olson 76 HOME ENDED IN 1014. W a r s 'cannot be fought without money, and upon the Treasury centers small and will help to pay for thb 70 234 Cervini $1, Walter Crockett $1, F. Noren 75 A9 San' Francisco, April 18.— Setting every financial demand upon the Nation. ^ new uniforms which the* locals will William Walch $1, Prank L. Pinney R. Johnson — 82 80 169 at rest certain criticism directed at The rich qf this coqntry cijinno^ ,aloiy. meet the ' ■ . ■ . ' • •• ' ‘^‘’ *'* ' ”^ ■-' • '* "i '•■ '■' '. ' • •' ^'t\-k'\■.* ' r* \ '. --^-f‘ • w ' • ■ . ■‘^■^.\ ':'" ' -7' • ■ ■ ■ - - ■ ■ : ■ • ' I V ' • ■'" S ’■'■ / '^ '/ ’.‘^.'^1 ' V .' ^ • , . > ' .' ;rf7 .■-'.-t ■■■ ' • eAGESDC THE EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY APRIL 18,1918 ■■- " - i f r i v , ______liV’' Camera Man Records History In -Si »e*e4 Well, I think that I have written AMERICAN HEROES RECEIVING THE FRENCH CROSS enough so I will call it a day. \ ^CONCERT GIVEN BY AMERICAN' SOLDIER BOYS ' OF WAR IN THE PRESENCE OF PREMIER CLEMENCEAU trust that everything is going along UNDER THE STARS AND STRIPES IN FRANCE alright at home. Don’t let mother worry about me as I can take care n of myself. Don’t forget to write soon. Goodbye. Ed. MAN HAVING SMALLEST EEE'i; IN ARMY FOUND, Camp Meade, Md., April '1.8.— Fighting iue»- at Camp Meade take due pride in their celebrities, but there is one distinctive man here who hates to bo told about his dis tinction. It is Arthur L. Bunn, of the Twenty-eighth Engineers. Bunn is distinguished as the man with the smallest foot in the whole United States army. Socks size three and a half just fit Bunn, and his feet have plenty of room to spare in the smalle.st shoes the ”Q. M.” is sues. ilF.GAIlDIjESS OF THE WAR Ro a d s 'ro r e imimioV e d . Springfield, 111., April IS.--Fed eral highways in Illinois will be im proved during 1918, despite t’.ie war. Assurances of this is contain ed in governmental approval,.of the Udtfrrw^otf I - i l i - work. Secretary of Agriculture Houston has sent word that Secretary Premier Clemeneeau of France, at left, is .seen watching onr heroe.s, wlio dislingiiislied themselves in repelling of the Treasury McAdoo h^is agreed the German attack of Marcli 1, rcceiva* the lioiinrs conferred on tliem by, the Frcndi government. Gencml Debeny to plans for the construction of roads In their leisure moment.s there is no surer method of arousing (lie good spirits of our hoys in France than In is pinning tlie Croix de (luerre on one of tlie Americans. Tlie American batfalioiL to which these tnoopeis be outlined by the State Highway De “raggin.g” iiupular son.gs on guitars and mandolins. Could these lioys he lia]ipier‘? Judging from their facial expres long was lined up iiitli its (‘olors in the forefront. The ceremony took place near the front on March 3, and this partment along the Dixie Highway. sion, if that is any Indication, tlieso boys are tlie hap]iiesl in the world. An Amorican-nunle concert feir Americans is the first photogra])li to ri'aeh the United Slates. Lincoln Highway, Chicago-Wiscon- under the Stars and Stripes is the rule in France, and there is iiotliing these lioy.s of ours enjoy more. sin State Line Road, Ch|cago-Joilet route and the Peoria-Sparland line. MARINES LEARNING ERENCH. from there now. I got one letter it was the good old Manchester Her RECRUITS WANTED. o^oA^o^o-fo^o^o¥o-^o-¥-o^o-^o’-¥o¥ I from Jim Foley and it was ald tliat 1 was getting! During the year $3,000,000 will be I’ortlaml, Ore.. April 18.— The War Corner .spent from Federal, State and county ° Commander of Division ^ American I.aiigiiage has liecome a most welcome. It was the lii'sl .Mail conics in hero two or three M('H Outside of Draft Needed fui- sources on the project. ‘•(lead” tongue among oflicers and news from home and it sounded prel- times a week so when my mail does (Medical Department. ^ of American Troops t o -k att;iehes of tlie United States Marine A letter from Edward I’, t^nisli, t\ good to me. start to roll in it wdll arrive pretty ★ ©★ 0)ArO*o*o*o^o*o*o*o*o-*o*o ■ 'i sot'lALIST CANDIDATES ri'oriiiliiig station here. second class seaman, IJ. S. S. Cai'ola I have; not seen any lo-al sailors stead..', t ARE Nt)W IN WORKHOUSE. Fremli lias taken its place and to his brother: or soldier.s from the old town hut 1 Scvi'iity live reeruit.s are wanted Has Frank been railed yet? I sup- Columbus, Ohio, April 18.— Ohio nowadays instead of hearing the Dreste, France. have semi different cities and statei; for the medical deiiartment of tlie nose that tile hoard of strategy in Socialists have nohiinated Miss Lot good old Yaiiki'e Doodle lingo, Marcii 117, I'.HS. repi'csm iti’d. regular arm.v to lie stationeil at tiie tlie Kniglit:i of Golumlnis rooms still tie Burke of Cincinnati, as their can ihulez Voiis Francais” and "Oui, Dear Toiij^. There is as much dilTerence lie- United States Army Genera! Hos discuss the war pro and con— most didate for Secretary of State, al tween thc' Amei-ican and French sol pital in N( w liavr^n for thi' dr.i.ilimi Oui, (Monsieur” fill the air. I have just got a eheciue madi' out ly con. though ‘she wouldn’t be eligible to of the war. For furtlier information So anxious are the local recruiters to the amount of $a0 and I am for diers as thm-e is between day and 1 hop.e that Harry r)iirke won’t hold office if elected. Charles Bak persons should visit the recruiting lo gel “over there” that they have warding it in this letter. 1 told night, pass his opinion on it again as he is er, of Hamilton, nominated for Lieu stations in New Havi'ii, New l,U:u:on, taken up the study of thc French mother that I was going to send it I guess tlu'y have a Home Guard away off. He doesn’t pick a winner tenant-Governor, ..and A. Wagen- Hartford, Bridgeport or Waterlniry language and lo learn, it as thorough In my last letter. This amount rep- over here in charge of guarding the verif often. knecht, of Cleveland, also nominated or copimunicate with Major W. A. ly as possible, they have adopted the IMIree n|0nths hard work and Boche prisoners. I’ll say for Dick Believe me the Bodies won’t play for Secreta^^,qf Btate, are both In Mercer, commanding the Connecticut novel plan of conversing In French. have received ^-om Rich that his bunch has them stopped pinocle with the TT. boys t;be„way the Canton ^ o r ^ o u s ^ It is said district, _at 956 Clnapel street. Now ^iii 80 far. You can a mile and a half. ' they have been doing with the others. their senten^ ^ I I hoC "b'fe • uf»* by~ Haven. The onFy requirem’bnt heci (CONFEDERATE VETORANS B®« tSat I am^' not throwing my They would take men in the Home When the boys from the U .’ S. get election day. i essary is to be able to pass the AT TULSA IN SEPTEMBER. money away very foolishly. Guard over here who cannot do a going there is going to be one awful Tulsa. Okla., April 18.— Definite thing other than walk up and down physical examination. Only men Now listen, if it arrives in time clcan-u]i. decision has been reached to hold with a gun on their shoulders while outside the draft need apply. buy me a Liberty Bond, of tlie third the annual reunion of the United they would use men like the Man Honestly, I wish I could write all To Command American Recruiting for the army continues issue, so 1 will be trying to <’.o my Gonfederate Veterans here in Sep- chester Home Guard in the front I know. It sure is funny. Troops in Britain : brisk throughout this state. Indica bit in a two fold manner. tions aVc that .'\iiril will lie a liaiinor tcmlicr. For two m'onths there had lino- My cheque number is 113 but 1 I am waiting anxiously for mail month. Recruits are neeiied for tin' luMUi a quc;tion as to whether the I am feeling fine and get plenty to hope that the number won’t put a from home, so please helji me out cavalry, field artiUery, coast artillery, reuiiioii sliouhl be held this year ber- eat. 1 am doing odd jolis around jinx on it. )a;t me know as soon as and write as often as possilili;. infantry, eiigineers. (luarternnisf er eau.ie of congested railroad traffic. tile (]uarters here. 1 can work at any you get it and don’t forget to get t m Of course I don’t know when I will corps, medical dc'paianumt and ord Dirmtor General McAdoo, however, 'S:'AT of the following trades ■ now—ca r the 1)011(1. bo home but if tlie Allies come nance department. grail led a one-cent rate and has penter, painter, shoveller, stevedore, I went to church on St. Patrick’s through Uie big Inittle now raging pnimiseil ample railway equipment in fact, any kind of hard work. I Day— Sunday to higli mass and it may be the lieginning of the end. to carry veterans to the reunion see, nothing in the line of an expert you should see Hie church over here. OUIET h’Ol RTH IM.ANNED. Our boy.s are constantly arriving and from all over the South. lime study or ctficiency systemizing There are no pews and one has to the Germans will find that they Imve at whii'h 1 worki'd back home. kneel on the chairs they use instead Bcllin.gham, W’ash., Ajiril IS.— ...... i not the British or French to deal ...... ^ ,v' of kneeling beiiche.-;. ’ITim-c will 1)C no noisy ccloliration of n .VU.WS SHOW PATRIOTISM. with and von Papen will iirohahly I w'ill say that 1 am writing this thi' Fourt!) rf July !u Fail-: eh v. Tlie Gem Doyen, commamli'r of a divi W’lK'eliiig, W. Va., April 18.— To revise his opinion of the “ hlodsin- letter on the System magazine. The priest gave a .groat sermon I trustees of the GhamlKU' of Gom- sion of American troops now stationed show tlieir iiatriotisni local Itaji^m nige Yankees” as he, was iileased to I get the New York Ilicald every guess— it being St. Patrick’s Day— at an important lia.se at X------, some- merco have gone on record a.s against ip-oce.rs announced that they will not’' call the Americans. morning here. It is printed in Paris hut I don’t know whether he was whore over tiiere, lia.s all tlie confi ;i celebration. This action is in liamUe wheat tlour, selling wheat I am sorry now that 1 tidd the so you can see we get some news of talking about the Irish or about" the dence of iiis men that he will lead line v.itli the country-wiile, moviuuent ,Mit)slitul(s instead.. This action folks back liome not to wi'ile to \vjiat is going on in the world out jirice of potatoes up in Maine. It them over tlu* top to victory. My® i to dispense with olal)0!:i!e celelira- meets willi especial approval since Newport as all tbe mail has arrived side our door. Lordy, how I wish was Greek to me. Hoiis owing to the urg.;i;l (!c:.:amls Italian.) in their native land kno% of the war. Do not help tlie Hun at meal time. nothing of wheat tlour substitutes. LAUNCHING MERCHANT VESSELS ON BOTH THE ATLANTIC AND THE PACIFIC COASTS MONSTER FRENCH GUN BY THE CAMERA • i JUST AS ITS SHELL LEFT FOR THE GERMAN LINES It is reported that Maj. Gen. John Biddle,, who recently relinquished his post as a.sslstant chief of staff, is go ing to Groat Britain to command, our troops there. Ho will succeed Major General Bartlett, who is at pro.sent the commander of the various American forces in the Briti.sli isle.s. General Biddle was assistant to General Bliss ns chief of stall and wlien General Bliss went to Europe to attend tlie su preme war council at Versailles be came acting chief of staff. He has been succeeded In that position by Maj. Gen. Peyton C. March. ALTHOUGH AN AVIATOR REUORDED AW DESERTER. Urbana, 111., April 18.— Although at present an aviator in France, Ray mond C. Melin, of this city, is re corded as a deserter by the local ex emption board. He volunteered the day after the United States de clared war and was reported miss ing when the registration ended. The error was brought about by his com manding officer falling to send the This remarkable action picture shows one of thc most powerful French guns, operating from a railroad just at the moment that the shell left for the German lines. The gunners and the men watching hdve stuffed * 7 Above is the Coyote gliding down the ways at the Passaic river shipyards. Slie is the first of the cargo steam exemption board notice of his enlist fingers into their ears to protect them from the great noise of the explosion, although their ears have beenealrA<^;'J^l ers building under the Emergency Fleet corporation’s wooden ship program. Below is the launching of the Faith, ment. An explanation is now on plugged to prevent injury from the concussloq. . y'.* •'U'4 largest concrete ship in the world, at Redwood City, Cal. She is 320 feet long and her gross bnrden Is 7,900 tona the way from France. i a ( V.’ ?«■ .^V p"’' V- \ "'V'fv.a ^■V7- ■- ‘ '\ v' V./•■' ■■: ' !»-. ■ : ' y v' 'fk’SP 'y r.’-: f - • ' -■ ' : ■,■ r- • ' ■ -■ ■ • I : ’ ■' ■■ •■ . V ,. . I :s vKVh?i?^ I, f PAGE;;sp]p, THE EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY AJ»REL 18, 1918 ■ c- f L'V*> M A m m ' w h _ \- ft A X r r— ~ t ih * f , ^ ■ the of $et your t60th> clinclt your hands^ aud hang ^ oh» k.«uSN.'tVWiVx-- h X i \v '• V •• '• '■ ^ This advertiseiiicnt is contrib- uled throush the i»atriotic co-ope- ratiuii of »<■ The Orford r'' Soap Company - i i liberty Loan Committee of ■*1 New England r*v'"w.i|I .'- A y* :*-i*-*_ ''.V k Au- ■Sir-' <:*wf il t ’ ! ' V r-i< P‘v«s^r. -I'l t.-i ■i' , ^ i h< t X v*!-i ) - . f '"■ I ■* : ' .-1 '- • -. * ■ , \ ... ■ y>y..i .i:"' \- \ \' '■/ >'■ - I >r;. ' ■; :■'■'Q- ^ ' .'..’Zy iJ 'S j'T r : '1- i > "r •.••'I '.'i\) 11 }■ PAGE EIGPX . J t THURSDAY THE EVENING HERALD A P R ^ P IB ^J OUR SMOKE FUND. This ^tore Sells ’ © I $500 Mark Passed— No Revenue Tax On Tobacco. Garments nude by HORSFALL’S * I- Previously Acknowledged. $407.00 YouneW)meiis Coat ' -SsiT W. S. Coburn 10.00 atuTsuit Makera A Friend 1.00 M I The Hundreth Suit ' TONIGHT IN MANCHESTER. Republican Caucus, Town hall. ^otal $508.06 Vs. the Ninety Nine South Manchester Camp, M . W . O. A ., Foresters’ hall. The smoke money collected for our Wooltex Coats Suits Is A Horsfall Scandia Ltodge, Tinker hall. boys ‘‘over there” went over the five Maccabees, Brown’s hall hundred dollar mark today and in Horsfall Ready-for-service Suits and Topcoats Circle Theater, ‘‘The Cook of Can cidentally another shipment of to have a yon Camp” bacco amounting to $146.07 was Park Theater, Elsie Ferguson. started overseas on a United States transport, also. DISTINGUISHED REFINEMENT Lighting Up Time. 'She .Reynolds Company of a body-gracing fit and a gloVe-soft feel which Auto lamps shoi^d be lighted at Winston-Salem, N. C ., shipped the For Your Summer I 8.04 p. m. tobacco to New York and arrange SET THEM APART The sun rose at 6.07 a. m. ments were made with the Collect from the ninety-nine others. The sun sets at 7.34 p. m. or of Customs to allow the tobacco An: attractive Raglan Coat of twe^ is loose to depart havirfg been sold in bond, W ardrobe flowing in style, skeleton lined and has slash pock After this date the price for classi- or with the revenue tax abated. ets. fled advertisements in the Evening This can be done only in cases Herald’s Wanted, For Sale, etc. col where tobaccaJjB shipped to members It is more than simply fashionable to have a A dressy form-fitting coat of sm’both grey umn, will be «UghtIy advanced. Be of the American Expeditionary forces cheviot is quarter-lined and has regulation pock ginning tomorrow' the rate will be and consigned to the company com- trim light-weight coat and sport suit for summer. ets.— It comes also in colorful homespuns. one cent a word for the first inser mapd§.‘ . I • It is the most practical thing to do. tion and half a cent a word for eacli In our case It was consigned to the All Wool—‘Hand Tailored in our own shops on sabsequent Insertion. No advertise Company Commander of Company the premises. ment will be inserted for less than G, 102nd U. S. Infantry and the You know how many purposes coats and 20 cents. Since the old rate was whole shipment consisted of two can serve—how they save other clothes—how made the circulation of the Evening large boxes, one of.which the com H( raid has doubled and the value of pany commander of Company^ G has happy you can be all summer,without extrava THE LUKE HORSFALL GO. been Instructed to turp over to Dr. its advertisements has correspond gance. ingly increased. Hesselgrave for the use of Manches 93 Asylum Street ter boys not in Company G. A son, Philip Stephen, has been Coptfriyiit ifn Hartford t'lij'iii' born to Mr. and Mrs. William Rush FIRST ANNIVERSARY. Denioiuirw “ It Pays to Buy Our Kind” of South Main street. Carl Hatison of Garden street has Ilecrcatlon Center Members to Have enlisted In the Naval Reserves and is a Dance This Evening. waiting his call to service. H. J. Zimmerman will exhibit one Plans are being made to entertain But much depends on the worth of the coat and suit of his Boston Bull Terriers at the a large gathering at the first anni New York dog show Saturday. versary dance at the Recreation Cen you buy. You must be your own judge of values. Hose Co. No. 2 of the Manchester ter this evening. The event Is for We can point out two things to help you ; the first is the SEED POTATOES Are department will hold their reg members only, but as the member reputation of our store for fair dealings; the second is the ular meeting this evening. Business ship now nearly 700, a large at of Importance will come up. tendance Is assured. The dancing Wooltex Label which you will learn from experience is the Place Your Orders Now A large part of Manchester’s will start at eight o ’clock and the best possible guarantee of Metropolitan style and expert Scotch and Scotch-Irlsh population music will be provided by the Victor tailoring in coats and s.uits. will hear Harry Lauder, the Scotch orchestra. During intermission, re LATE VARIETIES EARLY VARIETIES comedian. In Hartford tonight. freshments will be served from the THIS WEEK WE ARE FEATURING THE LATEST OUT GREEN MOUNTAIN EARLY HARVEST William Kelley, son of Mr. and buffet on the ground floor. The DOOR MODELS IN WOOLTEX COATS AND SUITS CARMEN NO. 3 EARLY SIX WEEKS Mrs. James Kelley of Griswold street price of admission will include the Is carrying a broken arm in a sling, refreshments. FOR YOU^G WOMEN. GOLD COIN EARLY ROSE ' as the result of a fall from a tree Mre. W. S. Glllajn is chairman of BEAUTY OF HEBRON IRISH COBBLERS Sunday. the refreshment committee. The Ernest Turklngton has left the other arrangements are being looked $25-$30-$35-$40 up to $75 ' ^ I Pijllferized Sheep M anure...... $2.75 Bag employ of Perrett h.nd Glenney as a after by Recreation Director J. H. chauffeur and began work today with Mueller. SAVE—DRESS BETTER—WEAR WOOLTEX Grade Commercial Fertilizer . . . .$^.75 to $3.50 Bag UM the Remington Arms Co. In New AND BUY LIBERTY BONDS. HEADQUARTERS FOR GARDEN SEEDS AND GAR- Haven. BUYS LIBERTY BONDS. DEN TOOLS. Miss Grace Burdick, one of the as- \ ■1 - ^Cnf>vH$lit im bt a. slstandlhrarlans at the South~Man- Lynne Invests $800— Also WoqIu.t D n lp^^___ Chester Free Library, Is 111 with a Maintains Smpko Fund. severe attack of rheumatism at her llie F. T. Blish Hdw. Co. homo on Oak street. At its meeting last evening, Lynne Lodge, Knights of Pythias, voted to Purnell Building With Manchester a “ dry” town and the price of temperance drinks invest $500 In Third Liberty Loan jolng up. it would help some If the bonds. During tho evening, letters water were turned on In the foun- from "Giant” John Olson and Clar o*n In the (V;.ter park. ence Peterson of Company A, 301st S O U T h ! M/\NCHCST£R • CONN ■ The board of directors of the Machine Gun Battalion, at Camp >iiiinivnyinvniriyrvnvOinvnvnvninvnfnynyniinvn^^ Eighth School and Utilities District Devons, wore read. M has voted to build a new sewer In Lynne lodge also has money in Washington street and to extend the vested in the First Liberty Loan. Be Only a Few Left! present onto Delmont street. sides helping the government in this Leo Cleary’s prize French Bulldog. way, the lodge maintains a smoke B aldw in’s Gamin Nolr, returned today from and candy fund for its members who Lynn, Mass., where It won first prlz* are in service. Jn the limited class, second In the open class and third In the Ameri SINGLE TA.V MEETING. It wM planned by the officers of Eating Places can bred class. M. H. Keeney, John Loomis, Cur the Manchester Single Tax Club to tls L. Crane and William Ferguson, hold Its regular monthly meeting to of this town and George Schieldge night' in Tinker hall but it has been Strawberries are just coining Do Your R oofs Leak^ postponed until noxl Thursday so of Hartford, all members of Drake N*o matter whether shingle, 3 that tho proper notification cardq into the market, and if you Post, G. A. R ., attended the G. A. Tin, Steel or roofing composition may be sent to> all the members of enjoy a dish of strawberries and R. state encampment this week at I , of whatever nature New Haven. the club and also to give President cream, or a plate of strawberry ' STORMTIGHT LIQUID Mrs. H. Bittner of 427 Center John Cairns more time to prepare shortcake, drop into Baldwin’s his report of tho convention held re will make it tight. street has received the welcome new.^ Eating Places, 26 Asylum street of the safe arrival In France of her cently at Chicago which he attemfbd We put it on and absolutely and 631 Main street, when you son, Everett R. Kennedy, who Is a as a representative of the local club guarantee it from 5 to 10 years Our National Sale of Kroehler Bed Davenports has sailor on the U. S. S. Wyandotte. Mr. Cairns brought with him re are in Hartford. according to the nature of the been carried on with amazing results. ,Only a few of Nothing had been heard from young ports from all parts of the country roof. the handsome special models bought for this sale now Kennedy for nearly two months. from Chicago to the Pacific coast. STORMTIGHT LIQUID is lots remain to be sold. When these are gone— the big sale The Orford Soap Co. has received He stopped over at Single Tax cen cheaper than a new roof— It will ends! one of the largest shipments of feld ters and says that California or Mis put off the day of renewing for spar from North Carolina that It has souri will soon be Single Tax states years. So we urge you to take advantage immediately of the received In years. The company Is as gigantic campaigns are being con A graduate opthmetrist should ABOUT THOSE WINDOW also to Install a powerful steam ducted there by Single Taxers from fit your eyes to glasses. All SPECIAL PRICES AND SPECIAL TERMS SCREENS? whistle for the fire alarm , system all over the west. optometrists are registered, but Better let us take the meas now being offered on which will be heard all over town. few are graduates, think in over. ure and make them up NOW. ♦. A ^ Clarence L. Taylor of West Center ' My So. Manchester office open SAILORS TO SPEAK. We are equipping lots of houses street will have charge of the mid every night except Saturday this spring. You won’t be able week service at the South Methodist South Manchester Camp 9280, from 6.30 to 9.00 p. m. At opti to get it done as cheap in years. Modern Woodmen of America, will church this evening. In the absence cal Dept. G. Fox & Co., Hartford We use only Genuine Pearl KROEHLER hold Its regular meeting this even of Rev. W. H. Bath, who Is attend during the day. Wire Netting. ing the annual seE^ion of the New ing in Foresters’ hall. Oscar G. An Bed Davenports England Southern Conference In derson and William T. Munsie, of Barber ^ West Providence. the U. S Navy, both members*of the If you wait, you will be disappointed, for probably The republican caucus will be held local camp, and well known young Lewis A. Hines, Ref. Shop 29 Bissell Street. men, are home on a short furlough never again will you meet with such an opportunity. tonight In the town hall. From Eyesight Spedaliat ' and will address the meeting this Come in tomorrow, sure! See what a wonderful com present Indications there will be no contest and the meeting will >be a evening on their experiences in cross House & Halb Block. fort and convenience the Kroehler Bed Davenport really ing the ocean four times. Munsie is! short one. It is probable that the clerk will be asked to cast one ballot and Anderson are on different trans ports and their experiences have ASSISTANT RESIGNS. &S83aBB. See how easily it can be converted from a luxurious to place in nomination W. S. Hyde been considerably different. davenport into a comfortable full size bed—how by sav as the candidate for Judge of Pro Albert ’T. Both, who has been en bate. gaged as an assistant to Reordation TO WORK 3rd DEGREE. ing space and rent it is an economy needed, in every home teams, under the supervislOA Director J . H . Mueller In the Ninth Campbell Council, Knights of Col —how it would beautify one of the rooms in yoiir home 1 General Foch’s appointment was state officers. Following the dfljp’ee; district physical culture work, has Then— no last-moment, panicky move. It umbus, wip confer the third degree work, refreshments will be skrtett. 4 UNCLAIMED LETTERS. ■accepted a position in Meriden, was J)art of a carefully worked Out on a” class of about 50 candidates At the Knights of Coluofibue where he was employed before com Bqt wait until you SEE it before you DECIDE. Unclaimed letters are held at the plan 'of campaign adopted perhaps Sunday afternoon. The .exercises rooms In the Ferris block tomoj^^^ ing here. Mr. Mueller Is now taking Come tomorrow. Sduth Manchester postofllce for the montl)^ before the much-advertised will be held In the Armory, begin evening, the first and second d e g n ^ ) charge of all the floor work for the foil^owlng persons^ < offensive was begun.— Toronto Mall ning at three o’clock. Out-of-town will be conferred on fibout ten ^ boys at the Recreation Center.. This Uev. Brother Adams. and Empire. guests are expected from Hartford, didates. Miss Signora Babbitt. has made it necessary for him to Wlllimantic, Rockville, Stafford Miss Jane Kirkham, Forest House. give up his class room work among Springs, New Britain and other sur CL E. Keith Furniture Ccr^c. Mrs. Krys, 86 Birch street, the school children,^ this work, now rounding towns and cities. Plans German inventoiix: being done by the teacbers!\ Mr. are being made to entertain from WHiHELP MAKE HOMES ATTRACTIVE. .'Alexander., McKelvay, 244 Porter be called upon to find j a • Maelij^r,- ko-vyever, givas tUe teakhers 500 to 600 In all. Blyeet, for Hindenburg'a-gening, a new lesson once In two .wjsekVi »nd The degree work will be put on brated article being I ....Mrs7 Garden Warren! they, In turn, teacji the children. by one of the out-of-town degree ed.—Wew York fliUDU ■. '' U