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lligeteut «marries;
-... 1 in most of the be
. HI BY of throne the ("hlldrin haw paid
GOLD“ mentnble p1 ice for tile commandeer—
ing of the medical profession by the
Amer 11- an Expeditionary Force:
To'al .........................
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‘ ‘ . AWAG FORI oration and the generations to fol- Missing in action ................ 12 1 Corporal; Taft and “ash Favor
:wnequswaa How, to make that plice as light as Eff?“ “WWI-V --------------- :9 Ernest A Robelfson Jamestown V. D. Men in New Ruling .
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l 2;” Se“ 6: 416. I l 1 11nd, the ('hildl‘t-‘B Dlt‘d flonl aeloplane accident . 1 ACTION. l BR”)GEPORT.CUDD., Sr'pl. 24 “'Tlte P Tabde DamaSk Blankets
w——.~——-—~— semi”? 0 go no ,Dioti from prudent and othe1causes 2 Private; ‘ha‘n-l tangled munitiono 5mm 0" m . 72 inthn “hit. all linen 11'11'1. at» For kin le or medium at
, “the Associated Press. 51 uld alums ba1e the 91,0919“??? IDied ofdle‘eflse ................... 2 George R Taylor Cambridge Mans. his Cit) la at length on the toad tot mam-w thigh: and 53,“. Im- b . g ‘ ze W
.. -ted Press is exclusile M.» — “0 ded dc ,. 11 I19 r i d 1 , ' ' ' ‘ ' definite se I: entent. 0111 r . * ' t \\ hue Ll eta-l. $1 a.
the use tor publication or SPEED AT SEA T1, .“n g “3 n m m De " . 2 WOUNDED "1| ACT'ON- E11) Hident Taft and Frank P. SIIIIIjIN'fI'IIi »' $1 44 Special 11111 .......... .
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it“? “patches credited to it 0!" Trumportation by water has all? C (Severely) \\ alnh, Joint (lGllman of the \ationai .. 1
.1 ': in this paper and 11‘ so
. my: published herein. trays been “guided as a leisurely af- I
~ , of republication of spa» lair.
herein are also to
Total .........................
KILLED lN ACTION.
I'wete. dependent upon weather fot the' Captain
length of their voyages and no one 01“!“ R Thompson Pm‘bu'gh P“
Lieutenantl.
“must. rnut ,
"f a “l in Frank DeV alley, Dell Rapids. S. D.
tuition she would arrive at her destin I',‘1'ank JI DuffyI Philadelphia Pa.
ntion, the radition has persisted. ;MWard F Graham. Buffalo, Pa.
rpeed and 59’0“"“-
1"‘eats Edward J ll‘llelll. Philadelphia, Pa.
Archie W Thompson. Corry, Pa.
:Jcrry Sullitau Berle, Vt.
101 loading and unloading But “”09 ."Albelt 1;. Wltalley, Opeiika. Ala.
Iwears after the war began, the pelt; Corporate.
of New iolk was doing a great dealI Lorri l". Mason, Wilmington, N ('
of its ioadin; in the slowest possible “illiam Mt'itizer Chester, Pa.
From the days when all slliprI
knew at the setting out
In Great Lakes shipping,
action were introduced
ago b1 the installation of mathinerJI
some
LIBERTY DAV \
W t is bting ties-I
hing now1da1s .. ‘ntanner, by means of lighters, neces 1 I M‘Ch'NCE
' . by the word ii'b‘tty, as is 1(‘harles Vliiglit Eslly1',llle Pa.
« h‘ b 101 rise QVPIII’sitntini: the handling of each poundI Cook
. 3 lg eaten ‘1)" .
I! ...“ t l I: i‘lllll. hment 01rot fmgm m“: heme” Sm” and Raymond C. Frech. Camden. N. J.
‘31 01‘ e es .
I s P lvat .
freedom. It is especially fita freight car . . I! r on
l All of this work llab been speedetl Privates.
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up in the past year, together with 119013.1th Prov De Aqulula Italy
1”“) ”we of L“? .Howges themselles. Il\\ait11 leBauer,Bucy1'us Ohio.
but this term should be applied‘
mm)! indicated by President
,1 . . 1 .
,to ““9 as 11 special celebla The result is that two ships are n0W,a1:w:VI 8‘1" I'latbush, Brooklyn. Print...
9!. the Fourth ”be!" Loan. doing the work of three. Two rounuilneorge Benijlio. Pilladelphia Pu Mont Bennett, “"9“"; Okla
12 is the anniversary 0! 1 1.1., , ' WOUNDEPWOO'GQI Undetermined.)
. 1' trips 3 month wore £01m“ Y 0035 Joseph Vt. (bellman. Gallon, Ohio. Pn'iwfly 3.9,,” will!!! in Action
W on “me" n“""“‘“ “ discoier- eled good serlice fora vessel oe- I. John J. Clark, Columbua, Ohio.
Mitotic: and thus prt’llurt‘d the We”, Norfolk and Boston. Now {outI lorin ll (‘ooperridon Glenford, Ohio.
for the greatest d1 1clopment of are me (ustom. Four 1oyages 11 year Houston grain. Bogalusa La,
. t in all history. .rrank A' BM“) 'l‘otrey, Pa.
111 i. alread!
S ,‘lll’llii’en (hill: and the ”med States It‘ hailes Dusold. New York. N. Y.
)1 celebrated undet the title of used to be thought enough fora ship il‘uldlner Eldridge, Hefipfl'ha Mich.
3 DW- 1‘ 5’10““! b9 “’lpnm Recently a vessel made the NW \lllltttm'l‘ Fallon.httu1etsville Pa
a re ontltusiastlcnllv ”‘3" 9“” ,‘ltltlllntl between New York .md lqul-- (luiscppe Fanuccl, (llenlyon paI
' now “‘3‘ the president has out stopping at Norfolk fol coal fdr William J (Hinder. Cincinnati, Ohio,
1‘“ Liberty Day the t‘nnul Zone, ill iot'ty- four days. i“”“” “INN?“ ”“109 Bfll'. N. Y.
t 5' lime to begin planning for "'V'T‘lllfi would give her six oi sevcn‘:;,mneh P (.iflln Natrona, Pa
. ” , 1 I I « 0111 l'. liumpllrit's, Elmore, Okla.
W“ “1‘" “‘9 ”95W“ "‘ “gm voyages 1W rear. with time for ”WPI‘Jose 1.. Madrid. rucum'sai-y. N. M.
“" “Commemorative addreSSFB’ littulin‘; besides. [Thomas Martin, Port
.fri, harvest home festivals orI A large the increasedI N.Y.
demonstrations should be flr‘lleiltlt’tl and efficiency is due to the fact Joseph 1.; Mauler.
. for In every neighborhood 11114111111 11 centralized board is keepfiig burgh. Pa.
the general direction of the 'Secdub‘ on each chip’s day-lowly progress. Thomas Murphy, IZhiludethla, Pa.
. ID! the ll‘édflTfi' and ”19 lnlmed- Previously, 1~oI long as 11 ship made kldgillfiltttnflhll‘xlr:Ble-tagzrsu' Pa.
dlection of the Liberty Loo-Iran profit on her investment for the John 0. Nelson, Sparksvllle, Ind.
tuition, in cooperation with about speed. John H. Nollner, Nashville, Tenn.
1 - States bureau of education‘and each ship was regarded its an Tom B. Oakrr.Mexia. Texas.
"the public school authorities, " lindlvltlual cmrier. Now the shipping Philip Rizauio, New York. N. Y.
adequately obseiied it will con- turtle is taken 1111 a whole, the. pet for VIVIalter JI. Rublno, Brooklyn, N. Y.
A to largely to the success of computed and “co?“ ”19' “immortal Pa. 1
William Smith, Chester. Pa.
. an, and to a fuller unde1- the
of the great cause to whlcliIresult is quick action ev0ryuhere.
Men is devoted. —-—-——-——¢-—-—~—-
...—#9.”..— REDEEMING PALESTINE
AKTNG THE CHILDREN pAy Early in September the Turkish
"health commissioner of NewItzovernment was engaged in negotia
Elly announces that the “eyeI lions with Gelman and Austrian Jews
‘ in the public schools are toI to settle the fate of Palestine. The
bed. These clinics have Jewish leadeln Central Europe.
I acted for some years, furIworklng evidently in harmony with
. of helping the Clillll'BnIllle German and Allutriun. govern‘
their ocular defects. Thou‘fments, were acting on the Turkish
,bcy's and girls 111111: tittts'hmposals for the establishment of
part of
a
theIownei-s, no one cared
the induces of ships are
tnntrttsted with each other and
burgh. Pa.
Herbert Taylor Chester. Pa.
Salliuel Tresaer, Stamford Conn.
Fred Wulchle, Bertie. Ind:
Philip Welsh. Salina, Pu.
llart'y Chutes Woods. Apollo. Pa.
Francis ii. Young, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Donivan Milton Anderson, Bradford.
Pa. . 0
Charles Michael Coyne, Pittsburgh, Pa.
\\'uolowas GOCft'i-l, Detroit. Mich.
Theodor-3 Colley Williams, Thomaston.
Maine.
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1 . pm trouble on almost autonomous liebiew . . -
, .. 13°“ “3' 0"" » . DIED FROM wounos.
. ears- The depart-"19m 111' “3‘9- . Lieutenantl.
" continue loking after con Now that fine little 801191119 '5 Eliot B. Ciark,Waldon, N. C.
and infeCtloun eye diseases lnI knocked in the head by the spectacu-
111, but Will pay no iurthei‘jlar resumption of British progress in
to the ordinary defects that Palestine. it is Gen. Allenby. not the
y torreyeglaoaes. Sultan or the Kaiser, that will deter-
noon given is the shortage ofI mine Palestine's late. 'It is the en
Fifty per cent of the Ilightened Jews of allied countries.
1 k doctors. 2,000 in 111‘. have not those of Central Europe, whose
Thur service. ' Lwlshes will be considered. .
he feared that this New The British government has for
Situation will soon be duplicat acme time engaged in a. comprehen-
borne form or other. in many sive plan for the establishment of an
The shortage of doctors is independent Jewish republic, the res-
itself felt everywhere. toration of the Holy Land and the
Sergeants.
Ellis B. Oi'dway, Cmync, Ky.
Corporal;
Albert C. Gerke. Mansfield, Ohio.
Privates.
Leon Claucmer, Spokane, Wash.
Free W. Dicrdourr,Cente.1'point, Ind.
Alfred Egg. La Crosse, Wis.
imib‘Krasnecovltz, Chelsea, Mass.
110Roy Y. McNeil.Il\lnspeth. N. Y.
Harry R. Matensen, Barron. Wis.
Irvin '1‘. Mess, Tunkhannock, Pa.
Charles Edward ' Murphy. Arlington.
Mass. ' é '
Dennis O'Connell. St. Louis, Mo.
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“syllable, of course. General realization 91”. Zionist hopes. That DIEDSEFZeEEIEAsE‘
h re . ' .
“WWW“ are needed. in plan is near consummation T 9 Herbert H. Colwell, Snyder,Texatt.
. its. than they are at home, can be no question that, the noun . Prlyltel.
good citizen would have anyI nous and Stupid ITurkisIh IruleII over
‘ when he feels called long subjected but superiorIraces in
180193 of the results,'going to be aboliahed for good Iny the
homely “MOBMTQ- triumph of allied armg.
.fln get along with Turkish collapse is probtthly near-
and
Ernest}? Woodcog, Topeka, Kan's.
1DIED FROM ACCIDENT ANDDTHEIIR
CAUICES.
Privates.
Paul Felix Kortlun, MilwlIlulItee. Win.
Thomas P. Quinn, Welt Bodied, Conn.
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Summary of continues to date:
' till! principle to chit-11nd Greek: rlu accordingly. There it . OFFICERS.
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Wauhingtou.
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Htu'ry J. Stomberg. South Side, Pitta.
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The following 11111111111» ue repott in hand» “I enemy
ed by the commanding general of the
Second Lieutenant.
”9_ Allain t‘. l’erkinson, Petersburg, Pa.
lFelix W. Hill, Moundsville. W. Va.
lOtlo J. Pedt, Tonnwanda. N. Y.
I Private;
Adolph ,S llanscn, Ely, Minn.
lBurchard R. Hornby, Arlington, N. J.
Joel J Resseguie, Custer, Mich.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Sergeanto.
Dock Peel Faybulg, Texas.
Corporal}.
Thomas John. Provo. Utah.
Private).
John J. Dinnien, Philadelphia. Pa.
Edgai W Kengel. Detroit. Mich
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Ohio.
Nicholas D. Redhead, Brooklyn.Y N. J.
Emanuel Selina. Brooklyn, N
Vernie F. Spuetl. Argonia, Ohio.
(‘hares T Walters Buflnlo, N. Y.
Ky.
IN limos or ENEMY.
PreviOunly Reportedgllulng in
Action.
Corporalo.
King Rice Madison. refill.
~.—..._
”-
meson LANDEP motto FRIENDS-
Had Menage from Bodies That Made
Pin-ant Reading to Milan.
l'ARlS, Sept. 9. (fly Muil)-—-The
pigeon, good soldier that he was,
couldn't fly former. He was bewibi
that destroyed his homing instinct,
laud weary from a futile long journey
round and round the combat urea Fin
n Y M. C. A. but. A lied Triangle coo
rotary taught him and removed the
little aluminum 1111: from his leg.
The message was ill German It
load: “W e are being llnld preseed by
the French. Semi hep at once or we
cannot hold out. ”
The. Y M C. A man took the paper
to llettdqtttttters and the general road
it.
"lime some more batteries open on
the thorny in front of 1121., " he ordered.‘
The thundel of new guns bout a
ed that the order
Soon word'came
were retiring.
"Their message went to the wrong
place," said the general. “That pigeon
wot-1 an unwitting ally. He might to
have 3 Grab: de Guerre. But the pigeon
wanted only food and water and these'
the Y. M; C. A. man supplied. Then
he libeTated the bird. which flew back
toward the Hun lines.
“This may be a good omen," said the
Red Triangle worker "Perhaps some. I
of the Boche soldiert-t are just is lifted!
of war and just as bewildered 11's that
pigeon” "
that the Germans
FlNEvb 1100 For;
BREAKING CAFE WINDOWS
Crane Company Machinist Is Also
Required to Pay $100 Dam-
and:
'BRlDGEPORT, Sept. 24.—0n charg-
es of breach of the peace and iniurl’
to property, Neil Sturgess of Strut:
‘ford avenue, arrested Saturday night
after he. had broken windows and ‘a
door ~in the ~Freyler cafe, on Fait‘flelil,
avenue. was arraigned" in the city
court this morning before Judge
Wilder and fined $100 fit addfit’on to
hi'v’inx to pay Mr, Freyler $100 dam-
was; I ‘ ’
Tho, trouble, Sturgess ,, told the
court. Istarted' ovér a debt. Slut-gens
If: a machinist and in employed at'
the plant of the Crane company.
where his minimum weekly me in
880.
Stumu appeared before, the court
1m ml: no after on automobile of
Malawian-burnout!“-
on who the Weapon authorities
my. on.» can Db.
BEVEREl Y wouuggq IN ACTION.,
reviouoly Reported Mining 111 Action
" They are calling for help oyer there. " I?
cluster of woods previously qttief STIOW';
llud been obeyed” 1 locally and elsewhere to the effect that
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War Labor Board appeared .‘let'e )‘z‘S‘Lel
1 day and delegated to the appointed ex~'
'tiulinein the authoritative pquI'els that
‘ h; ve teen so long lacking. ."At 1 o clock
through
thi' evening the exatttiner
Alpheus \l'xlntei their mailman hand!
E1d down a ruling which (mar: all the}
been at ililnltdi to
points that llhlt
t:tntttll"'etsy between the local enl-
1ployers and the former strikers since
the lattel were ordeted tack to work a
little over a uek ago by Presidential
I mandate.
This titling providt ~' that all sll‘l‘flei's
have the option or l'llllbllilOlllenl to
'thcir old pt'eitions, without t‘XfrBDliOD
Ior discrimination. lt stipulates that
' bark wages owing untitl' lllt retraetlte;
wage tlause of the Eitilitz award t-‘llall
,be paid by Ot'tobel l in the case of
Charles D McColly, N...ewik1u g, futon: disputes a»: to the sta. us of in [if
'dividual \Vl'tllt’ef's aptltal to tilt boalll
1191111111 P. l’alosl'ove, J’ltlllpsburg, N. J. 1 ’5 ”’0“de ‘”
After the annountemut of the ruling,
l the strike tommlttee wnlt into new-
title session at the local headquarters
Iof the international negotiation of
Imuchjui. it; At the end of the meeting.
Sam Uivlt, leader of the men durlnt.r
their recent strike detlared that theI
okilled workers were sathsfld uith the
iimmediale DTOVHTODS made and that
‘he saw no reason now ,why the sling
ticn here should not stabilize itself at
ltlllf‘P.
The great. bone at tontention
. minimum for skilled men-Still re-
l mains unsettled. Tile examiners have
ruled that this matter is to be lefl
lute joint Board of Medlu‘llon Ind Con-
~:lllRPLlliT Slim
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the
0”“ P. Montgomery, Inwleuceburg. question of classifitation and a high
Naukins
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III Turkish Towels I hire ‘3? it :34 Heavy wool pile, linen
bark. zl~>Ullllltnl of
Regular 19c. 12 111111911.» 51.121 31 ...... 53,29”
1 " Special, each ....... . c -
m Trunks
Bath Mats (‘aitl'us covered, reinforced with
Special .........
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“(or lb $6.01) dozen
Bed” Sheets
’lilcztthed. goo-.1 Sturdy quality and
llealy double 'l‘et'iy wealt',
patterns and mouths:
Perfection 0ll Stoves
Wash—Boilers
No. 1: Tin t'oppei Bottom
Wurih $15.35
For $2. 75
Decorated— Milk Pitcher '
1 1111.1":
Value 251'. For .......... 1”
Axminster Rug
to Match
$3.98.
>111.
..... $1.50,
harduood slats. fibrt
Value Tltlfitl.
l"t'1‘
fancy '.)Ul.lllt.l
$8. 99
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There‘s nothing more quickly productive of warmth in a room than
’an 011 Stove and
You t'uIn in or
I .w
1'1 you hate no tuithel nctd of it.
l’ltlt‘ El) FROM .
8.1.-
tiliotlon, which is to be selected from '
i the ranks ogcmployera and employer
But in so far as the original dela1 of
iIfilX montllz',11llicll the Eidlitz award
isllpllllilf‘d must elapse before this
question could be taken up has been
, ‘elinllnated. the men are comparatiy elyI
uppeased 01 an on this point. ‘
From the tilnnufacturers‘ side no
comment was forthcoming today.
Time. they said was nmawat‘y before
the terms of the decision could be'
thoroughh digested in most quarters
t
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inc 3 distinct triumph for the men.
At the same time, the dill; award
he‘ln dime for it The duct
l crisis that had every apearttnce of pro
‘ clpltattng another deadlock in all the.
,biggest plants in Bridgeport.
Emachlnints and toolmakers, who form
the diet! our
pared 110111: list of new xrletance that,
had arisen from the manner in which“,
they charge the manufacturers failed
to comply with the Presidential order ;
to ‘Hcarly on " Lavit had a 15000
word manuscript in which their griev-
,ance» wete catalogued. ready to read'
to the board. Levlt was not given ll.
chance to read file docitmeni. 1'
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A story having been going the rounds
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if the beneficiary of a soldier should
die follow in; the death of the soldier.1
the remaining unpaid installmentsl.
would not be pflldII to anybody. one oft
our citizens wrote to Washington to
find out about this.
ceived today. and the Sentinel. believ
ing the matter to be of public interest,
and desiring, moreover, to aid the gov~
eminent in "nailing" a vicious lie of
this sort, is gladly publishing the let-
ter. with the name of the citizen
omitted. The reply follows.
Treasury Department,
Washington, D. C
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Dear Sir: Receipt ls acknowledgedI
of your communication of August 16. in'
which you make inquiry relative to the‘
war risk insumnce of your son. ‘
If the beneficiary in your son's ln-t I
surance should die. subsequent to hlsl
death, the remaining unpaid instal
ments would be paid, to such person or 1,
persons within tbe‘pel'mitted class of
of the state of the residence of the in'
sured. be entitled to his paleonal prop;
only in case of intestacy.
If your other son should be inducted
into the army. he may name his sister
as beneficiary. even though she is only.
two years of use.
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Yours truly.
J. M. GAINES,
Deputy Commluloner of insurance.
By 1110. W. Bangs“.
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Mvmo whamnmoouzn.
Mnhmmmtomvm;
ado- of the on. the mt; filth“!
icon-autoimmune»?
lath-m.“ rmMMwI
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nothing more handy.
e it to any part of the room. .You can put it out when
it s, more economical than coal
$51-50 m $10. 00 .. ‘
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The Fairfieid County Baptist AIssoci- hi i 1 th I f h f
d l . ' here the exanllners' with it; re at'deo ntlon will ho 1! its annual meet us at one act 0 e e t on t e corner o
and by the crash of tilt great gttnuI S E the Calvary Baptist church in Bridge Connecticut
tomorrow. Rev.
has camped the 13'11111ing‘ believed to Thompson. of South ”Norwnlk will her
of Mr the moderator. and Rev. Henry E An
ully he cable to rettt'in the window ‘9: Watch “and Mr 'l‘aft ban preven. ed 11.1 deraon. of Rowayton. lit the clerk and
The program will be as fol“
D911,
treasurer.
lows:
Morning Benton.
Under the guidance of counsel the 10; 00~Devotlonal Servicerllev.
Schuyler Foster.
tailed faction here had we 10:15-vCall to Order—By the Moth r-at
tor.
Reading of Rules of Order.
1
Presentation
tug church.
10:30—~Reports of committees—On
' new churches, Rev. J. C. titty
in; on temperance.
on
Phillipa ;
Rev. J. A.
sionury committee, Rev. El
lis Gilbert;
obituaries,
Shields.
11: 00*Digest of Church Letters.
A mm was re 11: ail—(Set bour)—~Tho Annual Ser-
man—Rev
Frank D. D.
Offering.
Adjournment.
Afternoon Session.
1 2: 30~Devotional ServicewRev. H.
Schuyler Foster.
1 2:15~Repor‘t of tile Nominating Com-
mittee and
cars; Welcome to New Pas-
Sentember]; 1918 2: 30-1.3355: “The Ministers’ and'
Miasionaries' Benefit Board"
-—-Rev. C. s. Savage D. D
field secretary, ._
3: 00~Report of Committee on Evang-‘
elism and Five Year
gram—Rey.
Ph. D.
3:15—Addreas—Rev.
= 15.G_e'neral
Connecticut
tion.
beneficiaries, as would under the laws , 8:45—-_-Repor_t of Committee on Deslg-'
’ nation and Brenner.
Adjournment.
Women’s Missionary Session.
3::150
Meeting in the church auditorium. Ponies of the.
Home Mission speaker—Miss May 3939” to The
Huston, of Boston.
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exécutlve committ
Words of Welcom
Oakley pastor of the enter-
tainlng church
Appointmtnt of committees on
nominations and resolutions.
Reading of letter of entertain
the Permanent Council,
3:
7: 50~Address—Rev. Ernest Gn‘gg.
Missionary from But-malt.
and WarY. M. C. A. Vlorker
8: 20—AddreasHRev. J. Wallace Pet
ty, New York.
Adjournment.
To reach the Calvary IBaptist church
’take a. Btrtitford avenue car and get
of! at Bunnell street. The church is
avenue and Bunneil
J. Hart' isoil street.
HOW HAROLDJ-IAN NA
BARNES THE: HUN '1
(Continued trout Eli-ottom-
moment. when l was not too tired to
do anything but sleep. I hate bail
charge of the exchange, at regionali-
at headquarters and it took a lot of
work to get it into shape.
The exchange is in a dugout about
twenty-five feet long with rounded
roof of steel sheets and four loot walls.
of re- -enforced concrete. it comes m‘ei.
ty close to being shell-proof. and lit
gas proof. though the ventilation in
none too good. it. being twenty feet. be
low the ground. 1
l tun back again at a rest camp now.
probably for a couple of weeks.
We had a but time far 11. 11111.2...
every move we made was observed by,
the Germans rind sure to draw their
fire, 80 we had to repair 0111 lines at
night. using dogs and pigeons with
wireless and ground buzzers‘ to get
our messuges through during the day.
if our lines were shot up
One night. we ran a new line to (no
of our battalions and, on the way buck.
found it broken in twenty places by
shell-fire
We had a toy. gas alarms and I got
a slight dose of sneeze gas om.
Ithough it was nothing serious. It's an
'awful feeling to want. Ito enema and
not be able to. and 11111.. when I did
get started I kept it. up tor twenty
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but I imagine we will have a rough
twiniér.
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do. Lots of love; from
John R' Brown” Your affectionute boy.
A. B. Coats, D.- HAROLD.
Secretary of the
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