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Washington, April 30Fair and cool
er lonifjit; Wednesday partly cloudy.
TKMrintATunn at twvn noun
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VOL. IV. NO. 195
BATTLE STORIES '
OF U.S. FIGHTERS
I HELP LOAN HERE!
Eleven Scarred Veterans.
Back From War, Boost
Liberty Bonds
GASSED AND WOUNDED
$250,000,000 Quota Abnurcd
I as Sqldiers' KecoiuUul
Stirs PatiiolUm
Philadelphia Is Eighth;
loan Total, $W:i,rl6,100
Latest I nltod Slates Ticistirv
figures, showing ollleial Libcity
Loan subscriptions anil tho total
percentages of nuotna obtained In
tho various 1'cderal Hcscnc dis
tricts, follow
Districts . . .
Minneapolis ..
St. Louis . .
Kansas Cit .
Chicago
San Francisco
Boston
Dallas, .
Philadelphia
Cleveland .
New YoiK .
Itlchmond .
Atlanta .
Subscription
. ,$12S.O0G,COO
. Ufi.40C.S0O
, . 1Jj,3S0.4:i0
, . 3G:,133,150
. 17u,4r0,300
, . i9f.,rns,ooo
r.2,fi22.7on
. 183,rll!,l0(l
. 215,333,700
. 564.190,000
, . 70,09(5,050
, . 33,058,200
C.
121
112
104
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71
1.2
61
37
Eleven of the "First Americans'
Pershing s
vrtetnns arc In Plilladil
tn boot the Liberty Loan
Mchla tod.i
In the c.vos of utiens
Their right to that title was cainril In
gte mud or rionili ticnches facing the
German foe n.ro-s tho waste place. .of I
FiJCo Jlan s i.ami. lor inuy no mu n.n
nf tho Hun khaki lino who ioiiowcii
fjfijor Oeneml I'cisliinB "oer there."
The hae oine back bonoied. wound-
id gassed, to tell the slory of the Ger- I
'
rin drive foi woild domination as tney ,
aieseen it iinild the bursts of shrapnel,
the gleam of moonlight on reddened
tujonets m mss u lorn and shell-tor- i
ftured toll and the flashes or tho lK j
Krupps reddening the sk as uio wun
cf destruction goes on.
: Tho AmeriiMii tlchtcrs have been at
death grips with tho Herman nrniy.
Jlhtlng In the btctois of llie long icu
tittle line through which Hindi nburg Is
.today dctpcrately nttcmptlng to drlie u
Twedse of human flesh and blood. N'o
fiction can equal the stoiles each of llic
"eleien can tell from luomoii, nnd In no
tether wa can the necessity for over
Kbscrlblug the third Liberty Loan nnd
Jill succeeding loans bo driven home to
tie, American people us can tho sight of
tiese youthful jet seasoned cterans of
tea months In the tienches.
it tii.ii-i t ui. can 4S3 nan
Liberty Loan subscriptions at the into
V more than M0O.00U an hour must
4omo to the Liberty Loan committee
until Saturday niitlit to achleio the
fmlnlTium amount assessed In this Ted-
em Reserve district.
With a nuota of $250,000,000, about
Jltf.000,000 has been subscribed. Phila
delphia subscribed approximately $9.
iOO.000 jesterday.
Tho exact llgures are.
Third Dtalrlct quoin $730,000,000
libicrlptlont 183,540,100
Atnount neetlfd
f
Cltj quoin
llbicrlptlons . .
. 100,150,000
XI 3(1,000,000
. !).1,93R,.-i:iO
fAuoant needed
SU,01I,(J0
Veterans I'liknl for Duly
Eliht of tho returned. boys In olive
(rib are big, strapping soldiers, while
.the other threo are meia lads jet In
Ithelr teens.
Of these Coruoial Osburne W. De Va.
Irllla.if San Kranclsco, nineteen years
joia, nas ine honor ot Having sent tne
Iflrtt American shell sci earning Into a
uerman trench. There have been "first '
t nn In cierj- war, and the tluee-Inch
Held piece that t'red that shell at the
i command of De Varllla's "trigger" fln-
, ter will become equally famous w Ith the
' "rai gun at l-ort isumtcr if it even
'cones back I
The men form part ot a contingent
Picked by General Pershing to aid Hit
JJberty Loan campaign in "bllghty."
TheV arrived tn tlila nnunlri- Un.wlq.. nt.
board a returning transport, fresh from
tbO battlefields. lin nnrl n'lml IturnAa nn.k
iUttle-scarred. All tho men havo long
Krvie in the front-line trenches and
W6t of them have either been gassed or
muuuea or Doth. H
I lint "Orer Hie Top"
COrOOral Thnm.B T. r-..rr..n. .. .a
til first American "over tho top" in tho
present war Ho beat out a hard-sprlnt-,J
lieutenant of hla company for that
Honor" in iha o..., i.. ..- -
... y ..." inoi VUU.KO ULTUSS. .VQ
tfnaind and leaped a Clorman dugout
wead of his superior officer.
fJi.?"!-.38 a hlB' impromptu ictep
uon &t Broad Street Station at 7 o'clock
lad I tin Whn th0 he,,oea arrived. The
f!i. i lo ul lne l,me or "ielr
lyjijai and consequently there was no
E. . ceptIon Th0 cro"d recognized
reception.
RBerceant ir.it-i, vm-.i, e Tin i.
ill. l-V. . ." ., Ul AIIIIIU.9, Wrt
ltUv W.of tno part' during a sixty
iti iy '1 ,h6 trenches, lio was gassed
th7r,, "a u,le other members of
it0' Party nro
Serteant .T:n,i. t c. ..... ......
Uh. CS -"--. . OICCII3, ui .uon-
JT: Sergeant Manning Grimes, of
-Ju Island, who was wounded by
grapnel- Sergeant Keith W. Hcvvdt,
llw.Was. ";aseedl Corporal Herbert R
P"ea, of Ohio ; Private John Jd. An-
""' wa was gassed and wounded;
want Harold II. Andrews, who was
WO first battle In nhlel. Im.rlMn.
rs killed: Prlvats TtnhAri t. ir.n.1.
atn years old, of Alabama, and
" nenorna uarber, seventeen
"a. ot virsinu.
IH of Pint V. S. itslri
' th tales told by Hie men In olhe
J npn Is mors thrilling than the
r tf the first American raid on the
"a-! trenches.
iS-fiT1 C08-"". the first American
-! M.-j top," tells the story In grip-
?J. p-aphlo style. The raid Is laid out
R the screen of a motlon-plcture the-
Ibll Was dllri.lv tl, Or.f .. .ol." nf
Fell, Volunteers wefn called for to
. P-rt in the raldlmr expedition
w to bring back Uerman prls-
NARBERTH ADDS
$171,000 TO LOAN,
TRIPLING QUOTA
Pnlrinlir Cmmntiiiitv Itaics Mil)..
"00 in One Mpln fr
Lilieih
1'rnctUol patriotism nlgn- at s u
berth.
The community proved It bv suinctiti
lug lieaily four times Us quota for the I
Liberty Loan There hap not 1mm n
moment's tmuo In (he rampilgn in tlil '
hustling American stibuib
An accounting made todav vimwed
that rcsldcnm of thai place li.no sub
s. rlbed 1 1 t.onn Nnrberth s nuot.i .i
JIG.OOn, but this figure wan passed ciih
In tho dtlve
rousing mi rung held last night re- i
suited In n harvest of Jfin 000 In nil. I
scrlptlons W T ItatrK a bulltl. i, g.m-
Jl for ei civ dull ii raised nt tho meet- I
lug Thlitv tlinuvand iIoII.uk was suit- I
scribed b tin- resident-, and Hniris nn- j
medlatih ul. ril.r.l S30 00U ninic
FLOUR PRESERVATIONURGED
Uoin. Gic ItoiiM'ic- lint.
Weather Hints
How In prevent spoilage nf fiom and
meal in hot weather is explained in in
structions published h Howard Heinz.
Federal food administrator for Pennvl
nnla lie urges that pun liases bo made In
small quantities: that tho housewife de
termine thn flour and meal to be In good
condition when bought ; tli.it It be stored
In cool, dry places. Keeping fresh pur
chases t-ci.irntc rinni stork im hand
and that it bo sterilized befoie lielnir
I put iiwav liy placing in shallow pans
anu neattng in ovens.
The Hour or meal should be in thin
laers nnd stlried frequently, so every
part Is equally heated and burning Is
prevented
WILFLEY NAMED SENATOR
,L.tTli Slonr To.i ,llll Gpv
Coirrp y (;ur
t. l.niiU, pill 1ft ennlhnn .
WIIIlci. inemher of the ht Louis lioaid i
of Klection Commiisloners nnd n well
known Hemocrat of Jllssourl has ac
ccpted the f-eat'in the I nlted States
Sfinntn .ip.ilfil roi'fiiflv ! llm .tn-K ,.
tftinaor . , Stonp. ' "!
wiinev bas gone to Jefferson Clt to I
confer with tho Uoicrnor
-
DAMICLS IM, 1JIJ GLKST
OFCOMMGKCF.CIIAMUKIti
Scirelaiv of al lo Tell of "Our
Bo s Cher There"
Secrdai of the N'aw Dinlels will be
ll... .-,,... ..P .1... 1,1.(1 ..lAl.. I.I . 'I. 1
I, "V fc.Ul-,1. I,, 1,11' I IIIKIIIl-llMllil 1 II.III1III-I I
of Cninmiree at Its weekli linn lieon In
the lU'llcMie-SHatfoid TuiiimIiii, nnd i
mil iiiitm- .III ,1111111-1 nil uur nojs
Om-i- Thcie '
I
the vntlio dav In
till1. cil anil It i
likely that he will Mslt the J'bladelphla
Navv Vaid and make an nddrcss to
workmen theie.
The tlmo of the fcccretarj's arrival
hero has not jet been aiinuiimul, buL.it
Is thought In- will get hen; in the morn
ing. A committee of the riininbcr of
tithir detnlls of tho pingr.int for Secre-
tary Daniels's enteitalnment hero arc !
i Diuuierco win nuet nun nt tlm station
cieiicnucni upon tile tune or ills arrival i
nnd the length or tlmo ho will spend in i
tho city ,
SPl'EDS AUTO PAST SniOOI.:.,.
Norrilown Mannfarlurer I'iiicil for
Oi?rcpanliiiK Safclv
Nnrrislown, l'a.. Apill 30 1'iank 11
Wlldman. a prominent Xorrlstown man
ufacturer, foi ears bead of thc Wild
man M.inufai Hiring Companv, has heeu
lined $in nnd .osts b Hurgos fravv
ronl for speeding hN automobile In the
M,ulikv street school zi,ne
As thei outi onio of public piotest
against speeding In the boiough the aii
thuiltles ate rounding up offenders In a
wholesale crusade begun a few davs ago
Phlladclpblans anestcd and thud foi
violations of the ante. mobile laws weie
George 1'oreman. 937 Diittonwood
stieet, Fiank Iteogh. 3110 N.uth Clftv
econd street William Zollers, I ollece
vllle. was lined for operating .. car with
olio license tag, no ieai light and with
out a legist! atlon caul
USED TO WAR SPEED
Ml..
Car'idy Didn't Think Anjlhiiig
of Pare Here
New ork
V vrfl "fl .Atlco F't'infjio 1 .
illll 'l f..- iituii . ii. I
liter ot Mrs. John P Vs-
C.issldv. daugl
sidy, appeared beforo Magistrate Koch-1
emiorfer In the Long Island City Court ,
to answer for an automobllo lace she
and Heorgo A. Gibb. a naval reservist i
from Pelhani cnJocd Sunda. Theii '
car competed vvitli one driven by William I
I. Klnsteiu I
JIIss Cassldy Is home on a fmlough
from France, where she has been dilvlng
a motor ambulance She said that tibb
was driving her car when tho iace tcok
place near tho Qucensboio Bridge, and
that she was so used to breakneck speed
In tho war zouo she did not think any
thing about it.
CIVIL WAR VETERANS
DINE TO HONOR GRANT
Hirthday Celebration Last Night lo
Prevent Confliit With Liberty
Loan Saturday
bout fort -five of the old soldiers
iv lio helped preserve tho Union In the
Civil Wangathered at dinner In Dooner's
Hotel to celebrate the blithday of Gen
eral Grant. Tho vcleians were members
r .im Gem co G Meade Post No. I,
whoso commander is Charles L Slier-j
" General Giant himself joined the post j
In 1877 at the tlmo of his visit to George
V Childs in Philadelphia The celebra-1
Uon was held last night Instead of Sat-,
urday so as not to interfere with the i
liberty Loan festivities. The -veteran!
havo already Invested more than MOOO,
in the Liberty Loan '
Australians Kill 3000
in Single Engagement
London. April 30.-An Indication
of tho heavy losses suffered by the
Germans in the fighting on the
western front slnto Jlnrch 21 was
shown by a dispatch In the Times
today which said that the Aus
trallans killed 3000 of the enemy In
an action at Dernacourt on April 5.
Dernacourt is on tho noithern
end of the PIcardy front
" K" Ql ESTIOINS
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BmmF &bk
silfclvliw. ,LBr
jR aSytP1Kp1W 3PKli(e'
erpc.iul Inliii I cinip inpliirril lln- Miunp (.eriiiau ilurinj: a r.ml on llie
cneiin". line in the ( licniiii-dc-DanuM eilnr I lie iucrii.iii i- wcai
in? llie I rPinli War ( ro awarded nm for pallantrt in llic cupaprnient
PERSHING LISTS
58 CASUALTIES
Two nifriranx. Out' a
(laplain. Killed in ctioii
in I'Vaiift
Al MEiN SU'TER NM)LM)S
tiiicricati Catuallivs
Ileported
Apill IS
Death
Total
3SS
I
2011
n."i3
2.17
12ii
Killed tn action
47
Killed ur prbonci . . .
Killed In accident . .
Died of disease
Lost ut sen
Died nf wounds ....
Chilian
tinH attack, mlscfl
l.ineous nnd un
known causes ...
Total deaths .. .
Wounded
Captured
Missing
II
4fi
10R7
I.'iSO
41
r.u
4t50
.Mi
in
flrnnd total
17
ii-lilnctiin. pril no
Tin names of llftv-elght Amerlian
. ,, , ,. ...!,.
Foldleis uppenr In the cistialli
list Is-
fin ,1 hv the War Department Iml.i
Twu
, .,, . , , , ,1.,1 from
were killed in notion, two died iroin
weio severelv wounded, foitv-two weie
sllghtl.v wounded nnd one Is reported i
inlsslng m action Lieutenant Jolin W-
Alorrls, pieiioiixlv repoiled wounded
tevtrtly. Is nowUMcd-wlsuncr-tn iler-'
ninnv. The name of Lieutenant Thomas
i vimnn nretiniislv reported dead
from accident, is now belleied n cable
(.rror
Tn,.,,., n. follows-
Killed III Artlnn
IHCHAUD LACIinXl't; I
cap-
i iiLTtnnivr o. n.wjtoxn, private
lllr.l or AerlUenls
1 HLDrtlDOi: COPIl private
! ,,-iiimm M-. WASHLN'OTON, lrl-
l,,ULi... -
late
lile.l of llH'
Cll MILLS A. CltAMIIUliy, .aptaln
pneumonia
OUUI8 I'LAtlL .MCDfiLTT. piivate,
fcarlet fever.
TMi:S HAT US piivate. pneumonia.
IM'USTON' N'OUL. private, crvslpelas.
I'LAnux cii uvninrrr hiiown,
private, pneumonia.
ItAV L SlllHUIt. piivate, menlnsitis
everelv Mimniled
THOMAS J. CI IITA1N. seigcaui
lUHALD S. l'ATTON. sergeant
.MIC HAUL V. DAVIS, piivate
T.UONAHP h SYLVIA, piivate
JOHN LI'.Vl SMITH, private
lllrtlill Mniiiiile.l
IKilll.HT D f'OVi:, lleutrn.ini
THTL'S H. CHAIN, lieutenant
.!j,vv-?t AVOllTHlN-GrON- HINB
i:..itnniiif
jt,ji) iiiiui't .
KIJXK M GNM.V coipoial
ltt'KPlii: wi;kt. ar . .uii"ii.
iiuoiici: ZAimnsKii:. corponi
WILLI VM HltOWN. vvagonei
THOMAS 13 PAItlHS. wagoner
LIH3UT O AHItAHAM. private.
JOHN' It IIAIHIUTT. private.
.I1P.L13S W IlItADFIHLD. pilvnle
i-IIAllLUS I! CLINKKNISKAHD. Pll-
WTIIOnS T COIIIUOAN, private.
ouohgij w. crnnma. private
LLOYD 13. DI3V13L. private.
GUOHGU If. Sl'TIN. private.
JOHN P. 13GAN. private.
WII.KI5I3D T KOST13U. piUat
GORDON T3. FCLLHIt. private
DONALD M. HAUL private.
HUGI3N13 JOCP.nLP.T. piivate
HISNUY W. KUNNI3DY. private
JOHN M. KI3NNHDV. private.
GUY L. LANC STI3lt. piivate
11DMONO P LT31K)C.. private
JOHN F. LINDSAY, piivate
ClIAKLHS A. McDHNM.D, piivate
MAX MAP.KHA.M piivate
SHULnY A MILLUII. pi Kate.
noonn j. nolfi, piivate
JOHN It. OimiKX, private
HDWAItD J, PAHKI3U, private
AHTIirn PICICCP, private
WALTKU L. nUDOHN. private
LOUIS 13. SHAVUIt, private.
lI3ni3.MIAH F. SH13I31IAV, private.
VAUGHN If SILVA, private.
I-HAP.L13S AVKllll, private.
LOUIS J. WOLF13, private i
PHILIP WRIGHT, private
MORTON C H1GG1XS, private
ItAYJlOND C FISHI3R. corporal.
MUtlng In Action
MISHXC BUROnnON. private
.113SS11 M. KING, private, pievlousiy
r..nrt.-d died of gunshot wounds, now .
leported slightly wounded
'
SI10RTT IRISH SECRETARY
EnglWh IlarrMer and. Liberal in Toli.
lirs Acienlt Poll
London, April 30. 13dvvard Shoitt M
p has accepted the post of Seerttaiy
for Ireland, succeeding II. 13 Duke, the
Dally News stated today.
ndward Shortt, the .newly appointed
Secretary for Ireland. Is an Lngllsli
barrister and recorder of the city of
Sutherland. He Is a Liberal in politics;
has represented Newcastle Kngland.
since HilO, and Is an advocate of home
rule for Ireland.
PHILADELPHIA. TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1918
UOCIIE PRISONER
t. vMKNa
MAY DAY MAY BE
TEUTONIC CRISIS
I hits! in (Joriiian Tlural-
ens Violrni Outhrcak ly
SuHVrinj; People
I'" MliE
Al STMI l'CKS
VV nnlilllElnn, .ll .111
With lieimati.v slashing desperate!)
at the heart of Trance, 'Washington to
day listened for a popsilile May tav
stoim behind the Teuton lines.
I'm tb-ulnrh in iistiin. liiljprerv. stu
tlenis, Klaiocs and Owhs threatened
I to make Slav I n dav to be renieiuhrred
In the hisioi.v ir the wni
Heine, dlplnmnllc dispati lies were
scanned engerlv for liullcatlon of the
outbreak. Amsteidam ollleial cables de
clare demonstrations of growing inten
sity arc proceeding nt Prague and manv
I students h.iio been nirested. seierul
killed and Hut llie feeling against the
Hermans Is lnrreapingl liittet
I The food situation In Austria threat
ens to cause il simpathetlc demonstra
tion on Hie part i f tho populace for any
attempted uprising, the cables say.
V pessimistic cipnse of the food situ
al on has bo-n mado by Hie president
.of the Austiian food bureau, savs one
lolllcljl diplomatic dlspatili via Heme
The piesldent's icpoit reads ns follows
This situation has never heeu so
piecarlous. and while waiting foi the
tlrst dellveiles floin the t'kriiine
which will lint ei me until late net
month the iloveiumeut llnds itr-elf
olillgcd to make a. new appeal to llie
self-eacilllcn of the acilculturlsts II
asks the members of tho committee ijj
brln-atfvlfielr'1nftliiiio'tniciir upon
the population so Hut during these
anxious davs calm and comprsure ma
bo maintained
Mw .e t
I'urthcr ollleial dispatehe fiom IJcrnn ' Sn, Kiitz was pot called lllack on
Oiclaro that a meeting ot the r.eichstag mg to Inrormatlon rerclved from the lnfcol),u nf Mn ,-mplifMoii It was b
f ! cominlssinn has been held and the fort Ho hns publicly announced his cau,,. i,r nng up much ciepe potting
i. icetlon of icduclng Germanv s bread i objection t.. military sen-Ice. It was otlr r,.iovvs
ration illsel.sse.l The .-alile adds lhat
I no action was taken, hut that nn ollleial
line was Issu.il to the public against
deluding Itself regarding Hie resources
which I'lualnla may be able to supply
It Is said the extremelv cautious word-
lng of the note Is to prepare the ptiblli
for a reduction of food
Italian cables Indicated Hint lieimanv
is tightening her grip mi ustrla. keep-tnr-
Ivlntr r'l.alles on H.e tt.rnne nl Hip
Eomo time to stave off revolt of Hie wai- I'n.lllr fori, piil 30 - t'lfleon
wearied people Herman controlled Cnlted Stales rallvv.i men members of
, newspapers in the Dual Alonnrcbv are"10 'Susslan iallw.iv servi.e corps, were
now urging that .onflscatod lands or 'among the 34n passengeis arriving on
'Italians In TitiiHn.j be distributed a transpadflc linei
I among Henna. i --etilers thai Geiman flthei- passengers In. Hide Ijuly Mil
Sfhools he opened in Hie distrlit .ind'tlel lagii atal tlftceu men from the
lth.it the .leigj he .ntnelv lieininn Hal.lw in Lo. omolive Woil.s.it Phlladel-
' Thus mav Hdli.ui nailniiallsui he phia. and .1 Hotter U rigid .nuii'-eloi
stamped out of the Ti.ntinu ' savs on0
papei
TOWN MEETING MEN
LOSE CITY HALL JOBS
Uazlfll and Sliojcr Replace
Tenlli Ward riidependenl
With Vare Aids
Two 'lown .Meeting pan woikeis
hao been dropped fiom the city pa
roll to inako places fur Republican di
vision men. Both men dismissed live
In tho Tenth Ward, w hero the Va'e forces
hao launched formidable opposition
against tho leadership of Thomas W.
CiinnlnEham. chief cleik of tho Court
of Quarter Sessions, who succeeded the
lato Senator McNichoi as the rujlng
I head of the Tenth
Nell Hatklns, who led the Town Meet-
.... .n,ii. last VmemVipi In tlm
nil ,wiv .... - ..w .. ....... -
Twentieth division of the Tenth Waul.
Cunningham's home division, has been
dropped by Recorder Harlett as a J1600-a-year
cleik. Ills place goes to Harry
T. Major, of 1801 Arch street, a Repub
lican woikei associated with thu Vaie
forces In tho Tenth AVard
City Treasurer Sliojer dismissed Wll
Ham I). Curie another Tenth Ward
worker, who supported the Town Meet
ing patty last November I'urlev. who
was an assistant paving teller at $3000
a year, was the last Town Meeting
nartv worker to hold olllco under
jShojer His place goes to Geoige Cllf-
I1 ton, a loinier iieiuenani oi juHKisiraic
Campbell In the Twenty-fifth AVard, who
has turned in for the A'are organization.
"Republicans lendeiinc good, efli
' cicnt service are more entitled to recog-
nltlnii bv the Republican party than
ti.0se' w ho tried to defeat the party,"
,,as the explanation given by Recorder
Hazlett for the change In his office.
"I Intend to recognize efflclency first
and after that Republicanism." replied
Cljy Treasurer Shoyer when asked the
reason for the dismissal of a Town
Meeting worker and the appointment of
a A'are man to his place
Maryland Minitler on Crista
Lancaster, !'., April 30 Among
those on the Y. M C A Bhlp torpedoed
Vesterday was Rev. William A Reisem
berger. formerly of Bejrwj n. Md , who,
shortly before sailing married Miss
Mabel AVoodrlne, daughter of Dr Wood
ring of Albright College. Mrs Relsem
iierger is living at Talniage, thin county
POLICE CAPTURE
MAN WHO HIRED
EPPLEY'S SLAYERS
"hiitlr Nick.
K i fill Ward
I nder
A "en I
for
Cumuan.
AitoI
CM c;HT IN M5NN YUKK
I'ri-oncr l.ikelv let I'rtixr ilal.
Wilne in Trial of Hon-
noil anil I'olicrnirn
I mil U who obtnimd the sun
in. it foi Hie firth Ward slumlins last
September has been nirciirt In N
1 i u Word of his eaptiue wm ret elveil
t"d.n Sean,h foi hint b.i been maile
Tmi oial months. ' Xick" not om
"f the f'ommonwealth s most important
linKs In the eideneo ngnlnsl tho gun
men who uete responsible for the imil
Im of Acting HcleitHi- Ueoiee
i:pple
'lafiN t'otello, one nf the gunmen
nuuhc'l In the shiMiting, Hiild In a iiin
fevainn made public during tile Coro
ners inquest, that the imIIic wiir cap
tiued 'Little .Vlik ' Inn let him go
I his wa" denied bv Hie polhe
Helen li connected with
i. iti
of Dlstilet Utnrney tloinn foi months
have been following ilues concerning
ZZLtvZ
Homey llotan received word of
'N'lcks mpture today ho Immediately
"'"t Detective Mct'laln to bring liltn to
""h 'V ibm. ...,..., ...... v.. u
nlim. . Iffiil ti.nite l 'l, hnla. lilt.,,
will ho one of the most Important wit-
nescs In the next trial of Lieutenant
iieimrii mill hid uiiier ifoi.vvi.inn nr
rcsted In innnrctlon with tho shooting
Little Nlik' is the man who. it i-.
said irfed to g.t Idnikjaiks nnd guns
fun i the 'I ntril nnd De lncev strcts
pnlii'i) Ms I nn for llie gunmen who creat
ed i he iclgr of teiror In tho "Jtloodv '
I' if 111 Wat. I on I '.In Hon Dav lie was
unable In .Main them nt His stalimi
house, mid latei ncioiding to I'ostcllo,
be bought 'hem in a hardwaro store
ftltln Is iisld tn he the man who made
the deal with .Mlchenl .1. Sullivan foi
bringing the Riinmeiil tn this cltv I'os
tcllo said, iimoirg oth. r things in his
mnfesslon. lhat Itltto was nrrested the
night l.efore the primal v
election and
riitto dropped
released the same night
Hver since the shootlnir
onipfctelv out of sight It Is said that
tio has nevei heen fat fiom N'ew Yolk
disohkykd i)i;.rr i.wv
l.cu
of llililc
lo I'a.c
Mii.lenl-" !Orialion
Ooiirl-Mai ti.il
n i,rl. A.iill 30 ,. r(
- '-
scnbeiger. leader of the International
t)al-
lllliln S.ll, ten. u' Aluinrlnllnn in A ...,..(. I
..,., ..y-.u. -w. .,, rtlUU-WIH.
n In JloimW," .--.. .. .
Vernon, will be i, ir.l bv court -marl la.
.mill, nl !'ni . Kin, nn, fnt !,. ..fit.il ...
' nhn- tin. .ie.n.e e.i,... i.-,..- ,,..,r,i
" '
said I Olonel MIlgsDUl V . comiuaildant nl
"lo tort- bas asked the Mount Vernon
pnllco for all the Information Ihey have
about Dalsei.bcrge. s activities there,
,
( M)Wi'.S MEN ARKIVE
riflccu I'hilailelphiaus lieu Ii ('. . on
Va Home I'rnni Hui,i I
ror thn Ainerl. .in enibassv at I'etrograd.
'who Is nn his v,i in Wa-hlngton
WOODWARDS GALORE" j
SEEK STATE OFFICE I
'riciidis of Clicsliuil Hill Pliy
sieial Seenl Trick in Name
sake's Candidaev
I
I'andluate- frr Important olllces who
fllo nominaiu s papers under the name
of uodau aro sun cropping up
Inst, ihc.e was James Woodward.,
gentleman, of Athland, who filed papers
rar ins nom.n...ion or cc.etar.v or m -
tcr-ial Affaiif ftcr some dilllcull.v in
' th Paupld i County Comt. Itepiewn
tatlvo James C Woodward, of McJees-
Ipoit, who is ii boua-flde eandldato for
the nomination for Secretary of lutei
ns! Affaiis, succeeded ln having them
thrown i ut as defective
No.r Ueo'-ge Woodvvai.l, a driver, liv
ing at lc.18 IlonlU street, Xlcetowu
comes fmwai.l nnd asks that his name
bo kept on -he ballot at the May pil
mary ns a candidate for tho Slato Sen
ate In the Girmanlovvn dlstilet. Dr
Geoige Woodward, prominent teformer
nnd member of a well-known Chestnut
lllll famll, I- a andldato for the same
..men m. iho snnnnri nf renrnse ..mi
Town Meeting forces, who chaigo tho
othei AViodvvaru with being a 'trick
candidate of tho A'ate, oiganlzatlon
The Georgo AVoodward papeis were
filed In the nHlce of the Secretaiy or
the Commonwealth, Ilairisbuig, where
Ihey were accepted conditionally. An
examination Is said to have Bhown them
to be defective and Secretaiy AVoods
declined to certify the nwne ot George
Woodward to tho Philadelphia Count
(ommlssloners to be printed on the
Republican ballot.
AVoodward. the driver, thereupon in
stituted mandamus proceedings in the
Dauphin County Court lo compel tho
Secretary of the Commonwealth to
certify his name for printing on the
ballot as a candidate, for the Itenubll-
i can senatorial nomination In thc Sixth
District Friends of Dr, Georgo AVood
vvaid say they will contest the suit, con
tending that the
o.,. e r;'.
,ien'V ,nr". " K
AVoodward weie filed
.. ,w v...u..u ...
oters
Meanwhile, they are making an ex -
mnlnatlon of the nomination petitions
fll1 at llnrrlnhnio- In rismvrr If lher
at llarrlsbuig to discover if there'been In camp his W"'1; Jle.1 In Norrls
an more Woodwards on the ballot. ' ?" bi ',l ' " nPqylred a ,ma" ,or
'Vir'Si n 1919 St rut
YPRES DRIVE HALTED:
U. S. IN THICK OF FIGHT I
PIKSHJN(; ill
AWAIT KOCITS
BArJTLEORDIR
Kiglitiii;-
lori'p i)
Bclwren Paris and
Channel Poinl
1
A(;KI R) THE FRAY
(JtM'inaii Homhardiut'iil in
Lorraine Designed lo
Keep iiicrirnus From
Bi"; Mattlc
Willi Hie iiirrtian 'I roups ill Cranir,
April an
.Moipineni nf units of licneinl
I i-iiiiiks iniiiiiiinii iiegiiu last wee"
' 'las landed a foice oC'ltglitlng men in
' n illRlrict seven miles square, or there
''"- ," .-on. am,
t,1 IBsl Channel Hero tlie rtwalt
' Hip onler of the l'roncli CiCticrallsslmo
r0Pli, foi n genuino Amerlrnn dash nt
tu C'ertnans nn the plains of JMcard.v
i 1 ill loilv
lii a nellrs of tlic tcivlcc lire
represented, tin- men long accustomed
, . ...
, lo trem-li lonnneinent being eager to
nioie foiwaid to the rone of combat
i ,.,.., ..... .
repr
to t
In the intei v ill of rest the men hao
nnnoi ti.nitv I. st.el. I. thnl.- II.nliu In '
lireiiaiution for the open vviirfnu- now
nipai-entl Iom tit had fin Hies.
Anicricnn snldleis. The men rcali..
that thrlr lime has come and Hint
thev lmo begun to rotate In the great
l-'rcncli circle of military stiatcgy.
Itccent lenevved artillery nctlvlty bv
tho Gcrnnns in tin- Lorraine sectoi.
northwest nf Ttiul. is taken tn menu
.., .1.,. i.n. i.nu ... UAi ... ... r.,-nn'.if sen lee to llehL for his tountrv
""" "" ' " """ " !"
a concentration on the Amei lean front
itlicii' to hampei Anurlcan partlclpa-
Hon in the bag battles In the north.
' T.. (!l ,,.., i.pcnti n violent limn,
. , " , : . ... vvoiiiu nu ino inosi nencui-iai io i ncn-
baiilmi-nt uf tin- Anierican positions viam (I.ocre is in Rrlo-inm nknnt ....
Siiml.iv in. ng. .vtd.ntlv fuariiig an . Atlet giving the matter consldcrabl. ,"'ocrc '" Clgmm, about seven.
uttnik The Aim i Iran million took ! thought his wife wrote today to a miles hOUthwost of Yprcs and has.
up ,.,,. ..halleng.. and the duel con- l 'mTx"' thc ""0 of hard fighting for .
tlntlu. lor st vein I hoins, beiiigyi.ii tic - lMml am, ilk, ,,IT1 )n making n decision ' the last few davs. It lies amidst th.:
uiariv v niii-ii. mini . p 111. in ...mi-
night All this tlmo ritlcs and machine
guns on both aides wcrq busy.
ih.iciv . vivf . urn... imn.li vicun
llhiotmh b.v -, I.liiUciianJJpy on ,U"
"Illack I'rit7' Is dead, bored clean1
. l.,i. .-.!. MI-1,,1 -v.-, -r
r .
.... ' , . ,,, lmih.iI Irt l.,
' rmln, pr, nutll the lleulcnant tool
liin.l iti umiiliit ltitl tut ftie ll.ntun.i
'
himsell t.ll the stoiv
"N i
amount m ..l.-ci vutloiu .oul.l lo-
.
I .iiiilmiril .in Pace l.l-cl.i, ( nlu.nn iin
BOND SUBSCRIPTIONS T0TM, $24l3r442.400
WASHINGTo'n, Apiil 30,With four days to go after
today, tho thiid Liberty Loan total had reached 2,4 13,442,400
up to 10.30 this morning;. Mils was an increase over the Inst
'official lepoit last night of $130,140,000.
M0RAN GETS TWO YEARS FOR ROBBERY
Louis I. Moinn, who hub a national police recoul, was sen
etneed to two yenrs ln piison today by Judgo Monaglmii on a
robbery chaigc.
MINISTER FROM URUGUAY DIES IN WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, April 30.
Cai'lob Mai la dc l'eua, died heie
is survived by n widow nnd thine dauglitciis.
- - i -
ENERGY OF I. S. LAUDED ROBBERY OF SIX GENTS
jjV ARCHBISHOP OF YORK J MLS TWO FOOTPADS
-
,Tl.s ,:, ,if lNcu,apcr f Dclcrmi.
n.iliiin of People l'rai'o Amer
ican riny
I ion, Apill 30 Tho Yorkshire Post
contains an Intel view with the Arch-'
bishop of oil. in which ho tells of his
'it to the lulled Slates. Ho was
greatl Impressed by the eager and
Intcnso determination of tho people
"Whatevci disappointment may have,
nt times been felt as to tho rapidity .
With which theso great schemes of co-
0ptratlcin can bo carried out," said the
. .... ... ,. ,-..i . . ,,, .
Archbishop. Ms now merged in the cum- ,
inon dete! initiation to press forward
I ith the utmost speed every effort which
j United States can make for the com-
nlon cau6e
Referring to his visit to one of the
laigest mllltarv training camps In Amer-
lea, the Archbishop said- "Tho citizen
army which Amei lea has cieated con.
tains men ot all classes and national
ities, but gives the Impression of re
mmkable elllclency, unity and deteimlna
tion to make its force effective."
RICH SOLDIER DISQUALIFIED
I IWrittown ulli, l'liviirall)
Home Troin Meade
tnfil.
1 Vnrrl.lAlcn. I'tt.
April 30. The Noi-
i.iitnwn draft board has he
nas neen. nouueu
that DaMd.Leroy.Fronefleld. of Nqrrl.
,,.,- nas neen ...Rcnarire.1 1
town, has been uiscnargeu from Cam
Made. where he went last Sentembe
. with drafted men, because of niu steal
disqualifications Sine Fronetleld has
I neen in caimi ilia lanm urn in ,y. i-
vuuv
rcstio 1,iku ConriNr
500,000 WILL BE
CALLED TO CAMP
IN TWO MONTHS
l'Aicilcil That Lnrpesl Summon'-
c UmiciI in Draft Will
Mcpin Tomorrow
Mn.lilnnton, April 3ft
'llie laigest draft jet summoned to
Hie eolois since the Initial call which oi
Knnliod tho Xatlonol Army will be made
l' Iho War Oepattnient almost Immedl
ai.li It Is likely that the first call will
enino tomoirow iiffectlng the Jlay con
tlnA. n.lh t ..... 1 .1.. .., .
coiiiidercd nie .ailred out ns Is be-
lleved nbsolutelv necess.uy, the call for
nav will total .100,000 men. whllo the
call for June will teach M-ry nearly
-'0ft Oon.
Arm olbVeis refused to disius their
intentions in advance of official action
In Secretin y Halser nnd Ti-ovo't Mar
shal lieneral Crowder. They prlvatel
admitted, however, that the figures men
tioned were .ipproxlmitclv correct
Quotas after May nnd June will be re
duced lo fit the cantonment nnd 'camp
llmllll. Inns I. Is linnait linn el p. . In eel
as large n percentage as poshle of the
men who will lie .ailed this a car Into
service at once, "n that thev can be hent
overseas to complete tlulr training be
fore next w iulei
NO COALITION CABINET
Mil in I lo l'oini One for Dual Mon-
urcliv FaiN
I iirl.li, April 10 Doctor ckerle's
-re . . . i tin-...!
coalition cabinet on the basis of n coin-I
promise with Count Tlsa hae ailed.
according 10 a Budapest dispatch to tin.
iinenehrne. Neusle Nachrlcbten
, Count Helaseren.vi Is now spoken of as
in succcssni to form, i J'leniin on
ejdltt
SHIi DliCIDKS III SHAM)
SHOULD JOIN .M VltIM"
.o nn (inner i'ils Menlisnlv'illc In
l.ure L'n.Iciiilcd Man From
Ami)
patimtie woman of Jleichamville
N. .1 iiwerl ii mnetliiil lllan 1n nltl hel
undo idod huband In "electing :i branch
--,.:i- ..- ,i7... i. ..- .., .,
haui,, iinrtecldc.1 as to whether he
would like to enlist In the marine corps
..r the nnnv llo wanted to do his dut
but was iinvlous lo gi; where his services
ii.itll.ei w 111 lie sent to sect me man
todai and ifiorts will he made to enlist
him In tho marine corps
THOOl'S SAFE L E(;LAD
. .... . ..... .... ...
(Mlavvii, April 50-s,Aiinoiinccment 'is '
iloTr'rrivar
'" i troops In Ungland Tlicy Incliido Infan
. iMinti. In Knclnnil rliev
tiy drafts from Hi ltls.li Columbia, Onta
ilo, Nova Scotia, Manitoba, Snskatche.
wan nnd Quebec, field nitlllcry fiom
Vancouver, London, Ontario nnd To.
, lonm. im-c-.ii-., .-u-.. ui,, i iiinny lira
WillUr II .1111-. 'in l. lll-ll.ll-.. allipiuiIU ifiiuia
'and ii Serbian draft.
Tilt- Uruguayan minister, Dr.
today attci a ohort illness. He
faking
, Held In.ler Hcav
Hail for
Pennies ami Notebook Prom
, ,
inlim
six cents sent two mi n to jail to
ik.v, when James J. Kellv. Third and
sprtifo atieeis, nnd George Foster, Tenth
and A'ino i-ticots. weie committed In de -
fault of t ('fO ball, bv Magistrate Bea-
"i'he two woe accused of holding up
AVIlllam 11 Jlaitln, 813 Vine street.
today and rubbing him. of a notebook
and six cents A companion with them
eicaped Detectives Iaiy and Lavery
caught the men after tiring seieral shots
I
M,Y eiii; nir V n
ejl,L,3 lJL.au
I
Aiclim of Heart Diseate Has Not Reen I
l l.i.iln,.! I
iiieiiiiiicu ,
The bodv of n unidentified man wasi
found .it Arch street wharf today by i
Policeman Stuckert, ot the Fourth and
Vine streets station. The man was about
forly yeais old, five feet nine Inches tall.
dark eomplexloned. b lu. eyes and had
thn letters -u. a M. i laitoea on tne
back of each band. He woie a dark-
hin cole Mark shoes and a black felt
hat.
patrolman aiurtvcri, " me
man fall from a log, took him to Jet-
ferson Hospital, where He . ,T" l,r -
nouueeu . imm. 'i ....
New Jeney Office Transferred
'IIIIC ItCICIl CU
I Major AVInneld S. Price, or camaen
fwho formerly commanded the Camden
, battalion of the Third Regltpent, Na.
i in. fj,,.rrt nf Xen- Jersey, and ho
has been at Camp McClellan, has been
eral Major Price has been In command
Ion of the Ulth
PRICE TWO CENTS
IIERCE TEUTON .'
BLOW BLUNTED '
IN INLANDERS
KronL Quid After
Complele Repulse,
Haig Reports .
- -- -
I J' KfciNCll TAKE I.Or.RR
British Advance Line East
of Villcrs-Brclon-
ncux
nsr day or ger,man -yjk
orFEXsivK J 'syi
London, April 30.
The (icimnns have been completely
linlted in their desperate attack on a.
wide fiont in Flanders, designed t
force the evacuation of Yprcs.
Field .Marshal Haic's report said
today lhat the northern battle front
n "comparatively quiet," following-
tuc neavy repulse inflicted on the
enemy VCstenlaV
and last night,
g-' ... ., . .
i"",v"q. map me enemy nas been
'c.haustcd bv the terriHc pace and
- '
' enormous casualties.
N'ot only has he been stopped, Mar
shal Haig said, but the French suc
cessfully counter - attacked near
Locre, icstoring all their positions.
I.ocre is a position of strategic im
poitance on the Franco-Belgian
frontier. Its capture by the French
announced by the War Office, marks
a gain of ground.
Uther ground that the Germans
Hind gained in the recent fighting on
I tl Kinj-, i,.fln ,( .. ..
lllc J lant";ls uattle liont Was ra
captUtcd by the Allied forces.
.... ... , wH.ii
lulls from winch the Germans haye'" laS
lieen vaj . t : t , .. . .. A'fe
j i . T. ,
is """1 ' rench forces.)
r. ., --.--
Success ntlended Alliorl (tn-iiol. i' '-?"
battle front as well as
, ln I' landers.
The British lines were again ex-
tended in the sector of Villcrs
Bretonneux. (Villcrs-Bictonneux lies about nine
miles east of the British base of
-, Amiens. There has been stronfr
j British pleasure against thc Ger-
mans there for a week and the Ger
, mans hnve been thrown back several
times.)
Ilaig's Report
I The complete text of the official re
port follows:
Successful counter-attacks car
ried out by French troops yester
I day afternoon and during the eve
1 nine; drove the enemy from thc re
mainder of the ground gained by
hint during thc morning in the
I neighborhood of Locre.
A number of German prisoners
I were captured.
The whole village of Locre is
now in (he hands of our allies.
j After the heavy repulse inflicted
upon the enemy yesterday, last
night was comparatively quiet on
' the northern (Flanders) battle
1 front.
We advanced our lines slightly
cast of Villcrs-Brctonncux. On
. tlie remainder of the British front
there was nothing beyond artillery
activity on both sides.
The German artillery Is roaring from.
Ypres to Meteren, but low-flying al-'
tors havo brought In reports that the
' !,,tnc, J? Icss fur'0U!', ,h " mornln,f nn
wave after wave broke down, a dispatch.
"from tho front sajs.
I The German high command ordered
i Its men to take the nest ot hills, from
Kemmel to Dcs Cats, n distance of five
land one-half miles, east to west, at all
costs llkevvjse A'pres, Rut as the dla-
I J?h, VmI'i' iimWiiT
" French have Jielded ground, despite.
one ot the most furious onslaughts of,,
I the war , .
Monts Rogue and Nolr (two miles j
lWest of Mont Kemmel) ate well namedi
On their slopes the Germans He thicks A,
weltt-rlng ln their own blood a gruesoine, ,
testimonial to French tenacity -J ,
(The French word "roiige" means
"red" or "bloody'; "nolr mean
"black," "foul" or "horrible" t . j
Further north around Voormezeel ,
(less than two miles south of Tprea)!1
th flat fields are full ot terrible sights.
Here British divisions caught the storm-". '
era wUh artillery and madilne-gun fir '
. A-,imI1ina. the enemy, who foueht well
Zl?Z-V??&U
:-- - -i-
strewn wlincaaavers ,jq
On th whole it was a, day of heavy
losses for Crown Prince Kupprecht, tr(tha
out commensurate gain, me correspond
en comments. T
' The German command wants tha
Flanders hills because they oommanet
I the surrounding laws. Tho German
politicians -want Tpres because they lmff. f
4W1IH-I"f - i- vV1-'-'v S-l... w-r. &-
-- -; - "--. "IV, ?3t':i
" ; " '"v" . tV'v-!? JM
burg is reaay 10 -aenncs nis wgum VS
ir - . py-- -a
There is reason to Deueve that aMl-
5,lJl.n? .P"?1."! " '"i,,?!
,.-., ,.-,.
Csatlnu4 rft
VI
' Tl
ot the Second Battalion
lufantr al camp.
It
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g,CMUaud un Tate Xh. Column Jour
V
atinffri