The confidence of the United States Food Miami‘s»
tion that/the people‘of thelcountry would respond en-
thusilsiiCallyindtfiholeJiefltedly, upon presentation of
the 'fnctsytowe‘noemary requests for reduction in con-
situation "Mined, been fully justified. We hole
W ob lity not only to think together but‘fi‘o
“panther. is response of the people is the realist!
fonfihe present appeal.
Our work is not yet complete. In spite of the encour
ing results of bur pfforts, in spite of the fact that o r
experts of foodstuffs are Constantly increasing and are
apprwhingthe minimumrequhmatsabroaflfiherneed
glimmeridggtign andFefl’oirt mWhWhibefilfi:
or . one- ,e. on .Admuuetra .n.shau_ .
constfill‘; observeqd, ere are certain matters which‘l
desire to strag;et:thtsgtlnie.
In the Maui. . WmfifitMfiWl-Sxthe necessities
for shipments. o. _ erect- iWhereasihemlbed
consumption has een re need to an average of about
lit-mounds firms-son. «week. nuancextOdaynmovioc
snap, e aboutrll, 4,. pounds per 5W1} per amok.
This ill '. ebaimnliiiabh All 11 wounding, of these
facts-will notify our request that e consumption of all
mmknilusludlos unvltrvmslnearlv asgpossihleherednced
toil mundane! wookpcroneison over-foursome ounce-
“ timeout s owesare saluminum»adaliy.’clienec_eoT
moaning—damp or carrying our soldiers and feeding
Allies, and in consequence we .must useougar .mth
scoot economy. We must emphasize the importance of
‘ . ingsndpreservinceone lame scale amoifiour people
Wand ourhvallable sugar must . conserved
.ivthocunosé- ,
‘ Butdzhe situation .with regard to wheat us thevmost
seriousdn the food supply of the rillied_'Wonld. if .we
are to satisfy the minimum wheat requirements of our
Amimd the allies. and «the suffering millions in .th
v-Allled countrienmr nous f- ‘ at 111 the Unite‘
until , p ' e have?! 1‘93 e; uc‘ed: fit?
nneo , ; nor” ‘ 'tisdnconceivabe, - e
film! crisis. or each o‘hls who'can personal-
oontribute to the relief of human suffering rit is so
privilege, not asacrifice. .All elements of our population
cannot .‘Iholr. this burden equally. Those engaged in
ibhor mead -a flammabrerd ration than ’those 'in
‘ se outcry occamatians. Because of the constant daily
‘employmentof women and the lack .of homebakina fa-
oilitioa. many households :imlarge urban centers require .a
Wmtknglslready .prepnnsd,:auoh§as theybakma'fltfld-
old Victory broad loaf. Furthermore, we inust constantly
“warmth special requirements of children and in-
“ . \ .
« masochisthe situation abroad and to prevent‘serious
authoring-at lhome,‘ it is imperative that all those whose
circumstancespermit, shall abstain from wheat and wheat
productslinany form until ihemext‘harvest. It is realized
and deeply appreciated that many organizations and
some communities have already agreed to follow this
plan.
.Itimhoped that you will communicate this to your
organization and your community, urging those whose
circumstances will permit, to join with us and take this
- stand.
. _ , HERBERT HOOVER.
, 'Commlttee, conducted by the Chrlsllon
SONS, FRENCH TROOPS
amino]; , r
(Cantu-en comm m9
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Christian Science ohms
mmmenmam
othsw‘ZWPieccs ‘
smut 29.5001rtiebs were-prepared
and sent to enlisted men and war ref-
ugees by the (Warts mm;
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The nursing andmedicnl stalls re-
minedin the town until 'l‘ucsday,‘
Mover. '
PARIS, flay ills—«The French
ofieinlentutenent follows: -
“Last night the German ad~
veoecpossisted by the arrival of
fresh divisions, was morcpower-
Scientists of the Boston district and "f“la‘espfelfilll’ 0'15“”! ”mull-5': ‘1“
'located at 328 Boylaton strea.mtm; the £17”th . 0t Borssons M
during the Stationemsofxme "RM, ' .
' . . “0n the loft French troops,
.mrumttees wank. dining file “To“ lfighfiug cvcrv footofithe way, fell
wounded were 19.000 knitted amu’s‘slumk to the'castcm outskirts oh
and comfort klts,;5,&lp03rfl'eles ofguw ' ’
, . - . Soissons, where the battle con—
dom“); for French’ ,ltallan. Belgian tinues with violence. *Onihe‘right
"and Serbian reduce children. and lecmpritm “nomad" annu-
[flbom 8'09“ selectedeeoondrhand 0‘" ” icrgetic defense of the Massif of
ande articles of was. lSl. Thien‘y, withdrew slowly to
I one M “MD '1‘“ he" “1"- lhc heights-south .aud southeast,
plied with enough knlltc‘l «‘sti ‘-°‘,.where they are holding on between
taling 34500 Necefirto Willi) 3" the 53“: :lhe \‘cslc river and the Aisnc Can
one onybpam. A largelnllmller of the dial.
knitted garmentsnndlotherftomfortsj “l” tllc center the fighting is
have been turned over to the different continuing. _ .
war relief associations in Boston.| “West ofMontdidicr'rthe Anicrifi
which arolndiroet vcommpnleatou with cans broke up two successive Ger-L
Ithe people either respecllvoeonntries. {mun attacks which were directed
notably the British, “French. Italian, against 'Ualltigny. .
mid Bolslamuaociations. Some of the L“Spinitod artillery lighting eon»:
recruits from Boston for the British tinues on both banks of the
and Canadian forces were supplied Mouse." 1
with knitted articles before .thoylelt
.ivhome. ‘ ,;
l ' A feature of‘theComforts Forward-
‘lng committee‘s work which has
'hroughl splendm results futile “unit.
[system'Lof preparing new garments
o
(WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
ON THE FRENUH FRONT, alloy
29 (Associated Press).—-—Threel
counter attudka‘iuude by-thc Geri
mans to retake the terrain which,
mule UNABLE mo
1
WWAND F-RCE‘
.2
m in
someone”):
' MemorialiDay
'_ like most significant in Ameficanflistory,
mm
“He needs must fight
nominal: as,
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. for refugee children. Ten of the com-
mittee were first instructed in the
making of a model garment. each «of
.ihe ten instructed ten others and the
.tlicy had lostdii‘d’ioardyron Mon-
day, completely broke down on the,
'face of thc fimooiodlilnrtillory‘fire
and the heroism of our infantry-‘
7M —
I .310.ka true peace his own.
«4.
might,
He .needs must combat might with
. ,lattor became captnlucofmamwof ton
!
l
A~Gcrrnun soldl'er'captured by the
French says, “All the ground we gain-
ed was neededto bury outdcad." The
CONCRETE MIILL DAM COLLAPSED
HILL, N. H., May 30.——An aged we.
man was drowned and the plants of
two manufacturing companies, two
dwelling .llOllSOS, an Electric light and
power house. a‘railrnnd bridge and a
more ground for that purpose.
men. All the ground won by the
Americans fuLJdondny remains in
others whom they in turn instructed. their pus « -
‘ Two groups or team captains (meetat
"the committee'srooms every dhy to m Thbre': l ’. f: ' he‘lét-‘up'hs yet
{celve instructions and materialfor use in the G": , 'V.‘;'cflfivg,fiouth, ,from
by themselves and the members of the Am 1111- hothflflle' ”Ercncll
l'hm respective tennis, who work of and “14‘3"” ”in... been forced.
lc’l'sure moments at home. ‘Thils 1,110
sewers are banded together for this
. phrtlcular purl of.the committee's pio-
‘ gram and they are turning outan aver-
» use of over 1,000 garments a week. In
; this work, they have been greatly as-
‘ eluted by one of the patriotic manufac-
turing companies of Boston. which of-
fcred and has undertaken to do all cut-
, ling required for these garments.
‘ to give uposhorg onnd. Gunfi-
deuce -‘is impressed - =«I’aris, how-
ever, urn ll Skilled reserves. pow
rapidly coming up, will‘shortly
turn the scale-and stop the enemy
advance.” ' -
Apparently "illc Germans nl’
ready arc being hold in thc‘ccntcr
of their udvuncc, along the Yoslc
, river, in who vicinity of Fll-lllllPR,
l Before beginning to new for tho refu- whore tllcgmoinl of the ticrinuu
W093 or any country. lhocommlttec up-‘wmlg‘f‘ bus boo lulu-mu. ’l‘hc pros-
lcerlalned not only what articles wero'surc on bolll‘ “the Allied“ «flanks.
‘ncededfbul also llie form and material lmwcvcl', has been such that both
'dcsired. so far as was possible, It Was lulvc hccn compelled to full buck.
l , .
‘lenrned. for Instance. lliutso common' 0” ”l“ “"‘SL the “TM" hm“
French are willing to lose considerablelun article of general use as 1. ppm". lluvc been withdrawn in tho cunt.-i
case. was, in one country, for which crly (ultskirls of Soissons. which
the teams wpm “Wm“. vex-y unlike the town is nboul scvcu' unlcs south
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”tonight would rule alone.”
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' April 6, 1917,
[Against the nuns.
m we co:
1'“
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New... —-. _. .
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. ‘ RUME. Monday, Muy 27.~«-Thc.
:brilliuul victory ol'lhc Italians in
the 'l‘onnlc rogionwnnnvon infight-
l
down towards lho New York slde of
the local dcpol. He got there
aboard a Stamford our and noticed a
l
and breaking: his lea.
Masi was iunncdiulely when to
the Norwalk Hospital when-o ho was
Germany is said to be thinking of pillow-case 0f the American hum‘vtlf the poorest point of tlu-‘bultlc
:man answering to the description sh" placcd. unclcr examination by
Dr.
quarter of a mile of railroad track was
swept sway when new concrete mlll
dam here collapsed tonight.
. | ,. , . . .. log on ground about 1200!) feet . . ». - . .
drafting her imprisoned cnmlnnls for 'F .1 - t w 1 1 { ufo . m: (l in: .> ’ W11 him Nllldfinll durt from we on» William J Tracy who plonounced
. or knltlers wool is sold over tn.a 1"“ “h ' “3“" 9‘ " n " c above the son amid melthl‘rsnows ' ‘ '
, .n , . , . . . ‘ ' . , - . up i - . a . . ..
arm.» scrvm. “by. we “WWW“;counter, instructions a", given, an d luau lll‘lVl‘ was begun on Monday. ‘ ‘ l‘ ' " ”mum" ""d ”mm “1mm "‘ “ll“ 1'“ "0 gm“ mngm' “““°“"h he
1 .. ,
- . . 'lmd cvcrlnstmg plnccrs. The bottlenust. avenue lrollcy that was just go- . - g .- . odor, blo in-
shed done that in the be inning. ' -. . . . . . . was so cunt, com a pa .
g In": “nigh“, gurmeni is returned ,0 "m This cousnlornbly luondcus to the
Avon remarkable on accountiot‘ the WE “OW" ”‘9 hill to milk? “5‘ ulp Masi it seems had his car standing
- - ._ _' _- m- v » o - ' i \ u . . . v‘ . l - V '
V ~ lcommlllee's hcadqunrlers when ready. peat ”'0 fund on which the Hull!) ‘lughlv specialized troops engaged to ,1 “m awn"? . . “‘0’”? WWW“ South M‘“"“”‘ ““3
g , ooooooooc-ooocoves-oammo . M. ‘, ls;ndvaucmg. . ' - n l ull'olmau 'loolhill nsncd llle 1110-, suddenly aartpd across the street.
“ f, ‘ “1 delllou. there are four knitting ma-
, ~ ~ “H W l p Q a “ V‘ .chluos in operation. 0" ”ch of WM?!
TER AND BID « .
l a .
3";{d ”’0 ’“whm‘mm “WW-h “p'l lormun of [be car he was on in sig- havinr: juumcd mm ““3 cm' and al-
,p it‘ll. trial the East uvcnuc our to slopqmough Ferris endeavored to clear
, . _ ., Thl'VllStu‘nstcmlf 'l‘onnloMomn; which Was done. ’l‘oothill boarded ~ -‘[-Qi ”1, d mm the pa”) of
above St 'l‘lllcl'rv northwest 01- - - . -, . 2 . . . . h’m' ‘ ‘1‘ '1‘ 1pc . m
'I‘l ‘5 y '1 ... .t-j 't 3] ,1. P‘ ‘ ,tuln. donnnuhng the (.amouml‘“e h" and l0°l\ «'1 5-91" illonfibld" ‘1“? the machine. ‘ _ _ , .
' " "”1"" M” l 10"“ “WM";l’lutcuu,'mul the mun-oodles to' "m" “1"". ”‘9 "0""9" 0' 3mm“ On the motorcycle wuh l‘cms'wna
to tho lll‘l‘t'llls south and southeastt . a , , . Main and \\ aahlngton streets “helm-"19.. Jensen of 55 Lockood ove-
" ,, . l'uruthse lass,lmd'bccuncplculed. . ‘ ~ . . . . . u ‘ ‘ ,
.of that town. llns ulso has the ‘ .1 l "l .. ‘ . . - ‘. . “Quill“? WOW!" “3-“ “"9 that lll- nuc. Slamford.
cifccl of~widcuiu v out llle front of: J“ M} m M '1” " lu-ld M “mum“, a had “’9 "m“ and T9““°“l9‘1 “ll“ ‘0. At the bospilnl it was said at. West!
i l ' . , , 1:. inpcrutlons, but now becomes morc.wnlk up [0 the (.‘lly Hall with him. mm. ”m while a final report had
,1 15ml: lni" turn: 'of S‘oissmls hm)"importuu’t. a IBM!“ ‘3};le ‘0 ”lump 12nd Aid-‘1' not been made as the result of "I:
‘ . l‘lllgl l“ r, .‘ , , - ,l ml 'l 11‘ 0 mar was main on, ll -. - 'lion of ){asi that outsidr' 0
~ . :tlcleg produced and l . “ *‘ , . .. ‘ . . Among: the results of the ltullun _ , ‘ , (“ammo ‘ .
hat water eaCh morning bEfOI'O ‘bleakfaSt “- 1promo 1' ll l he syslcmnm the ham" nrcnnm) ""hm“ illnl attach \vcrc thc blowing u l bv mu!“w“:mmv‘m i.“ (.mk‘.m.mlg' *3 fractured 1“" cuts and ”9”.” and
(a y l‘ 0 ler Productions. Aeflhl‘i‘tho WC‘lL'lll “f ”Hi Henna“ h|0\\' “35' .ll“ . ‘ f . l . l \V hen the slullon “Rb lt‘ilClltid 'llf‘ general ShOCk he was a“ fight, He
L E500 511011 committees are conducted by been shifted in this soutlnvcsicr— n.”v‘ hrc ." "n nnportnnt illlS-fmliuitlcd, “1"” some ““95“?“mg was not rendered unconscious by,
C ‘cmgfluan Scientists throughout the] , ’l' "'l' ‘ l K“, ’1. ' c\: \rlcd il'lun nulmllonsdcpot und tho cup-l that he had taken it into :1 private the accident.
“United States ‘ 3! “”‘l mu “.1“ 1“ an?“ ‘1 ti lurcol’ two tclcumpll lincs which mm“ m ”‘9 dl‘l'mr and ”ll-Shim? ll Pending the Outcome of Mom's ln‘
' . .. I V ' ‘ . .. ' ' ’ ‘ ‘ - - 1 ' «1 . i -
3 . $31.25;; ft ll. filllllrztla‘mlilThimpzwil run through l’nl'udlsc Pass. The had taken out $1.60 ulnch it can “mpg and also on a chalhp of your
4 i ‘ rum u: ‘. ‘
l - ‘ ~ . ~ . . . . _l*‘l“"d~ less driving Ferris was held in'bonds
" lMOST STOCKS ‘ lbilil)‘ ol' the trend of .lllt‘. clu‘hly ’ llnllnns “ elc assisted grimly b“ a H“ “few“ ‘" “ml“ “'9 “lone-V ‘0 of $100 which ere fixedvby Judge Ne-
' ‘ ‘push being turncd in thin (lll‘l‘lfllllll
CI lVlUlclll “l'lilll‘l'l' film- It 1““lllll'9ll the drug slorc people which he did. hanlinh Candee.
A . llll‘l‘lllu'cfl’ol‘l.‘ b' ll , l 'n‘ to; Sir 3am Han" Gibron noted upon, _.__——-—————-.~—
‘OSE HIGHER has been forecast by tlicconnucluw ‘ -‘ m A l“ I ‘ g‘ 3 ‘
Itors.
()n‘lbo o'uut the Fruucodlritish
line husdwcn pulled back' from
l
3. I it is possblo to knit a pnlr of socks in
. i 20 minutes.
‘ 5i JOINTS OF ,IR‘HEUMATIC RUST 5" "W“ W“ "“5 1.... “"3“ ‘° “"’
DRINK HOT :W
*I
{Comforfsn Forwarding Committee of
1, g the Christian Scientists by persom au-
1; . soclaled with other war relief organi-
,; Why rheumatism and lumhago sufferers should- drink phosphated “mum"? Whiz“ quality of the ar-
l a - l ‘1‘ ' - ~, ~
mounlnlnelhe .dvue cl I‘rosecutol Jesse Duul DRAFTED MEN TO BE KEPT.
marry the vuu.‘ o h)
RUST OF “ 'L 8 t t L 1bur, who know of the :11ch from in-'.
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loonmnemnom “ Cue , , . , y
‘WEUMATISH ’ » - rue , The Americnns \vcst ot Mont-lmps igu‘nlalion given dh‘lm lwld dillf' boson BUS
' - . I ‘ ‘ - '1 . "l . , . _ ul. later re ecee rim no or mus,
r .1 $213339" “5 M2“ mule shareswd‘dlt‘g ,I‘f‘f:_.filrt1‘" (3:051:33; LOMJON. May 29.—’l‘ne Ger '0[ :50 fixed o;- Judge Nehcmiah Can-3 WASHINGTON. May 29-—T-w0
' ‘ a vane“ ”"1“" mm" 1'3 '0 \vor ‘5 1W" "15 nu 1‘ “ - luau utrillcry is active north tof‘dee for m appearance in the lip-hundred thousand men of draft one,
l3 ”OMS "1 transcontinentals. Read-Qcounter-attack on the new posi-
‘lng. St ‘Pnul New Haven n N w ‘ '
‘ l , ' a (l e y - . . w . , 3
3 Work: Central. flops \\ on by the Mlnuelm lim p5
Ilown court on Saturday morning at,.who, because of minor physical ~dc-
9 (Yr-look ifects have been held by examining
Evans said that he was visitinmsurgeons over the country for limit-
EAllllll‘l and in the Flanders salient,
rcustrof liobccq, the War Office on-
' Justwcoal, when it burns, leavesfach, liver, kidneys and bowelsztho-pre-
behindyarcerlaln amount of inoombus' i vioussdnys‘ accumulation of Wound
‘fibleenrmial inthezform of ashes, so poisons: thus. cleansing. 5mtcnlng.‘
the foodfzindzdrlnk taken day after daygand freshenlng the entire alimentary
Jeeves in the alimentary canal acer—fcanahr-eaoh.morning,,befom putting
' taln unonnt or. mdlgestible imaterihldmoredoodinto the stomach.
whichdf-ynot completely eliminated A quarter, pound of'limestone inhos-
each dayfibecemes food for the ‘mll- phatecosts very little at the drug
lions .obbacterlalwhich infest the'now- store bun is sumcieut to. make any
els. melhis’mass of left-over waste rheumatic -or~ lumhagoaufferer an en-
‘ materialptoxlns and ptomainellkepcl- thuslast on the morning inside bath.
‘sons, called uric acid, is formed andl
Millions of people keep their-730mmt
Profit-taking , and intermittent .
:short offerings ensued '01)‘pl’lblipafionia-‘dcplll of nearly a nnlc. nnd cap-
or the adverse French Wnl‘ ‘hullutinflm'ml ”w Villugt‘ 01' (‘flntiwnt The
12??? midday. causing, reactionerernnins were repulsed in their
‘ thLCIlloclflilllegl'Edadllni mafia? ‘limfl . ‘1" second cfi'ort, as in ihcir first, and
- . I _‘ . ‘l
‘ l "" “mm Ssuficl‘cd heavy losses.
and equipments. rails also forfeiting
13.3232. 'f$‘°l’250d‘"“l““g°' 8““ ITALIAN ARMY HEADQUAR-
. . H “1'85. ‘ '
; Further postponemenl‘of dividend TERS, Tuesday, May 28 (Associat-
1:33;?“ (in: ‘8‘“. Pan: Directors oc- ed Press).—+Qne of the most bril»
i stood that ingligfgtmywflg yé’g‘di": liantmountani opeartions smce the
[consummate its contract with the beginning ut'tlle «var washurmd
' ' gout by the ‘ltulians m the 'l‘onulo
- federal government.
«ax-{refining northwest of Trent, curly
l
l
.- All the Liberty issues. 3 1-2‘s
Tncsdny, where thcy drove in lo-
then sucked into the ‘blood where ‘lt
continues (to.oircnlate,.oollectlng grain
by grainin the-joints.“ the bodysmuoh
like mat collects on the hinge as
shown above. ' ‘
Menaud women who suffer from
inmblgo. rheumatism or core. sun.
telling joints should both: drinkinu
phosphate}! hot water not as a m
to Mcgwm‘fmn polo. but to are
"out more uric acid Missy: we.
‘. Wam‘mmouh
‘drllhnslusofnslhotn'
firm! of m
(neuron: these rheumatic acids by copied. made new low records.
”lel'tllls \vcck. particulars regarding
.pmcuqmg this daily internal 35mm. flrSt 4'53 at 94.06. Scoond 4's at 94.02.
Mon. Aginsof-hobwater with-stoop?“ 4 14’s at 97.06. The general bond‘
spoonful of limestone phosphate; Jfifufazgg’eflt‘g‘ ,g‘gufil 033195'
‘drankhetore breakfast, ls wonderfully , Bonds,”dld issues. were uhchnngcd on
invigorating; besides. it In an excel-(CalL
lent health manure because It chapel film" I}??? {gull 29:02! money
,.> ‘; . lrn er: 3 -; ow ~3..lullng
l”’"‘:-‘§‘"';'““:’g “‘9‘?” °‘ ‘3” m, min. 5 no: closing bld 4.1-2: offered
'0‘ - “I“ I'm "In” 03" u. 4 3-4; in: loan 4 so.
unequaled: and nucleon. ml NEW YORK.» lay 29.4mm"; to-
m.“ .u-uy, .lnres opened study. July :470( 0c.
m '50 1U a“. m .0”. mild!!!" 2355. WP 23”. January
minim" W W M“ now you n a- ‘ u
km WJHMOW ml”: “:12: :3“. ' m (‘0 On
which are now being received. The
basin of l’rcscnn anc was cnplur-
U. sff‘cd by Italian Alpini after forty
hours of fierce fighting against a
numerically superior enemy.
The Austrians were well-en-
trenched, having at their disposal
strong fortifications built before
the beginning of the war and great-
ly strongtheucd since then. The
) ’ _
met I mus Mountain was reach ,
ed by the Alpini amr attacking
four times under a heavy fire. The
uouuccs. 'l‘lic enemy’s fire increas-
jcd locally cast of Arms and south;
jof hens.
l Examination of the shells dis-
lchufized by the Germans in the
llong ruugc bomlmrdmcnt of Paris,
which began again on Monday, in-
dicotcs that new guns are being
luscd. Larger shells are being om-
ploycd ilzhan formerly, the calibre
of the guns being 24 centimetre
(9 1-2 inches), instead of 21. The
powder charge is greater and the
detonation louder, but the force
Iof the explosion dhes not seem to
yesterday only u dozen yurdsjrom
a manscated on a bench, and did
not injure him.
THIEF TAKES MONEY
FOR SOLDIERS
(Continued from rant Ml)
, Filo theft was noticed In a m
lmlnules by employee of the store.
anlwdohn Toothlll was soil.
have increased. A shell crqflodcdl
,with relatives in this city and rela-
tives informed the police that ever
since an accident in which he receiv-
r-da bloc: on lhe head when a child,
Evans has been more or less addict-
led to stealing things of a petty na—
'lum .
Evans is a well dressed fellow of
about 30 years of ageaud does not
look as if his living depended upon
his stealing contribution boxes. The
drug store people were very loth.
once they had received the money
ham to press charges against the
man but he was held, however.
n own in
* unwind
Kenneth Ferris, of 108 Field Point
day. churned with reckless driving as
the mull of a motorcycle accident
subocoraer of Went avenue and
Elm streets shortly Before 11 o‘clock
last night. when the motorcycle that
be In! ruling noel-red suddenly and
Road, Greenwich, ls under linear 10-.
.ed military service, are to be em“.
5ployed in producing or handling
equipment for the armv. Provost
Marshal General Crowder announced
tonight that the army stall” Will until-
ize the service of these registrants.
and thus release fighting men for the
front.‘ ‘
, General
2‘,
(In.
Crowdcr today issued
first call undenihe new plan.
(1ch went forth to governors
states for upwards of 9,000 men
service in spruce production for -
planes. The men will bcnllowet ' .
lvolunteer until next June 6. I
llhai, dates report will be made.
ithe provost marshal general am;
lthere are not sufllcient volnnu-w,
Eallotments will be madc lo the v w
ous states to be filled by .lnvolum T1.
inductmcnt
Some twenlyelour trades or clan 3
including rallroad. transport and com
:alrucllon mcn. omce workers and
’lnhorcrs. are desired for the ammo
division. When this division bun
been filled. men will be culled to
on other staff services of the on!!!
until the two hundred thousand loo,
faLhae been exhausted. No indica-
tion was given as to when the other
cells wlll be made
l g‘" .o
up
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