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1 EVENING ROSEBVTWJ REVIEW, fiuimy. ntX'KMUKH si, ioit. riaa teres Machine Shop, Polytechnic Ent'ineerins College, Oakland, Cat. HP AMERICAN NEGRO fill Ifl ARMY ABROAD Go East Union Pacific System 3 Through Trains East Every Day KAV" 1 t:lj p VC!TY : SA! T LAKE ii p.m. from PorM.T-d Union Station, through i rr iV Vs :-. "' ' :.. --. -tf I ( . I f I '(- T. '- . twr -i. n: HVAV'.i KKI.I.OWS KltoM IMTI II S.TATIS H.W IMi WOMII Kl I I. KM'KltlEXlKS IN KHANt'K MAKlNli THKMSHIA I S I hCH I. A.NU OPTIMISTIC. "SCENER"tNROUTtlS"ROTTEN' lli-nuil u Cii-nt S4-arif of Chirlrn in ihc I-'i-vihIi llnk;iiiU Airiini li Onu Trip is Owr' lii'liiium. i. II S.- JLiiO..x. C".S ' if AT THE MAJESTIC THEATER TOMORROW. GARDEN VALLEY IM PROVEMENT SOCIETY A ,'o.t-:nt ;i n l inliT'-stini; afiM nnt.ti w;i- ri ji '! hy ill the nuiiiht'r.-f nt' t !; ( ; i :i it-n ';illt'y 1 in (!" Vt iiicn I Si. :'". Ul) l.l-t T'litll xhiV at tlU' llOIIH 'if Mr.'. J.:-k I'jii.itt. it hfiim tin-la.-t uniting of tin- i-ar anil ru-iv-rT-. ii . ..'tit had a il-h i:h t i ul ti im. N"." dff.i . rs ni if clt'i t'il fur th. p:ii! i li - u-;ir as follows : l'r ilt nt. Mr. ffiih K it. I: ie ; prt'sid.'nt. .M:s. .1. .1. TMi!.-y. sor-r-t.u a::i 1 1 s ui i-r. Mrj. i'r - i Car rot t. A miiiinittt1' was a j ; m i n t -c I to as sist in tin w oik ot fsta'ulish iiu: a votiru ; ft""! i! "I in Car.l'-n 'ailo. a nl a i in us (iti'fr it ft' is ot int'Ti'M (1ik us' if in tin iiitM'tini:. of t I li ;ink s u a-; tt'P'i"rr 1 our i et i rim.1 iinnU m. .Mr.-. W. 1' Hi-s. l.'a.h-r I ! " r work for tlic past highly rohinn'i iti t w clut. X: I" ly .h'n f iniiin; I) M iiht'i on' .Ir.iwn. A dainty hiv v ;1 . r'd duriu nt :1 !m,1 u. even one's in I on a !"autit'u! tii ". f!i' h rm'.-i on saino with :i rorrf-poinlin I'lnmni ami m M Mr-X. n hoo! pr.-par- T4 MAKK X Mi:iti:V CIIIE1STMAS. I No $i.00 that you can spend in , Christinas-prosi'tit Kivin will to fur ' titer than a suhscrimioii for The ' Youth's I'ompanion. Look over your Ions list and see how few thing. ou it are certain to be as eau-Tly treas I ured during every one of the fifty two weeks of l!is. Acquaintance . w ith it !tK)n riK'ns into lasting friendship, for it has that rare and pitifless quality among periodicals. -character. and the character of t lie Youth's Companion has made fast friends for it all ronnd the world. The companion alone is $-.00, but the publishers make an Ktraordin ary hotible Offer -The Youth's Com panion and AlcCair s Magazine to gether for (Mir two-at-one-prlce otTr in . hides: I. The Ynutirs Companion - ''2 is sues of l 1 S. J. All the remaining Issues of 1!1T. :;. The Companion Home Calendar Tor t!lv I. McCall's ' Magazine I 2 fashion numbers of 1 !t 1 S. All for onlv $:'.'J". T11K YOl'TIl S COMPANION Co mm on weal th Ae.. I to-ton, Mass. New subscriptions reeehud at this - rfice. No IA ening Shopping- Piatir:illv all of the dry good' stores in the city will close as ns i;;! at '. p. m. duritig the Christina hopi'iim pe:iod. It h;is liecn the u : tn to keep the -tores open at this se-sotj until about s p. in., but . eitrdine to announcement made late yeslenlay bv Se.retury K. C. lien -on. of the Merchants Associa tion, the stores will be dosed at the ordinary time this year. - Ubitig i-. m! .!a. k Hammond hai isl-.ny ;'i in( he-ter :ilitht six beautiful s -t which weighed I . 1 ::4 lb. salmon tiout. IN I fine sue e-iej.lay. teelhe;(ijs, one pounds, and Tne steelhead ;ie hini a battle, as h ith onlv a liL'ht trout w as at uied id. Though they bewail the lac!; oi chickens in the backyards of the French and on their iiieiiu-ihe members of a regiment ot American negro stevedores in France l,a e danced and sung their way into the hearts ot the French population in the port where they ale stationed. Warm-heartedly Ho y are alw .i s planning a show for the beiietn oi a fund for the French wounded. Telling of their work and play and .houghts. Howard Kahn. in an ar ticle sent to the National War Wotk Council of the Y. M. C. A., speaks or thetn as the "War's Minstrel Show." In spite of t lo ir st rani:e surroundums, he says, they catty on their work as usual. They shut 1 1 the same dances, and sing the sain plantation melodies as at home. They have no use for t he Sent g a lese "French niggers" they call i hem because they wear monk -a ps. have rings in their ea rs. and "'don't talk sense." The nat i e wit and constant good humor ot t L stevedores have made t beat a jo and delight to the otticeis and men who come in contact with them Moreover, they are luing up to tin best traditions of t he American negro. Writing from a port in Flam Mr. Kahn says: "It s against the rub s to mention lames when you write chout enlisted men of t he A m erica ii ! Aped it ion a r Forces, but even the hardest-hen ted censor will admit that no mi! if, -eeret is .divulged in this inierv i vi t h .Mr. y ivester liouus John son. d Nashville. Tennessee, a member a i repinieiit of negro st"idores. "Mr. Johnson was standing on th lock looking over an expanse of salt water such as he had nm r seen 'a:diville. He started the eouvei :ion without any preamble from me " 'Man. Man: lie said. 'hi i i ophu ''ol u ml) us suah must ul had sot -'tits!' " 'You don't like the ocean. th"ti " 'Not me, boss. pab trc nab trip et. I'se beep an Americ; ill mail lite. Put unless this v Main ic ocean I reive-; ova and on ebody luiilds a railroad back to i'eni'es.'e. I se a Kliropeail to' life. " larbz-vous Iramai-'.'' I in tuir-d. " No . all. Stevednre, 'n replied " 'What s oil r )i:i It ici!:i f oh p ( 'ion to the oer.iti" 'The -cT.cry ' - rot :.'i .' i e-r t-i pt. tin d. "Ami I couhin'i I , p lothin" on ni s'omaeh . xcepi ; in.' rtfe-ervr ' "C t plenty to ' .It h- re ' Y . sab I'n- !e Sam ft ed u. all ri'lit. Put chicken is micbt: ca'ce. I ain't had no liiekiM -mee I land' i. 1 a. n't . , ,. , ioi-;,. t, waikin' around noho.J's It... i a'il ' Have you made nialA tia mb iin r here'. '" Po?s. the-e French iiL'i: .l.s ain't o tri.oii. 1 s,i one li-ia With ri'lf- "Maybe he was a Senegalese? I'UOPAtiATIMi MM Ml KInIIKS. " I don't ca'e what he was. He's jusl a plum no 'count nigah. Fse The year's work in fish culture in .vi n seen 'em ovah heah with the Culled State was attended with Ahiskahs. Ui.t they couldn't speak conspicuous success. The output of :he Fuuli-h language mi you could the butcheries was larger than in uide '.-land it a-tall. Plum ignorant . ! any previous year, and for the first ib ii's what I says.' i time passed the five billion mark. If you had to do it over again. Theie wete operated .Vi regularly ould you enlist'. (established hatcheries, 1 i sub-hatch- " 'Ituss, when 1 made by mark onleries, and 74 egg-colb'cting stations, r enlj-1 mem papih, no one tol' me increased efficiency and the larger ,b nit all that watah in this Atlantic ' volume of work reduced the unit l' an. If they had. Fd still be in ! i0st of operations to the lowest point adivi!le. Tennessee, 1". S. A. jso far attained, namely. $114 er "Sylvester Pog us Johnson was . niillin fish produced and plant ed. j me w bat mote pessimistic than this amount covering all overhead iost oi his dusky lolb agues. ll isn't charges. Itn-hnling salaries of ad- t all bard to imaiMm that one is ministrativo and clerical force in visiting1 a lower Mississippi liiver . Washington. Paige quantities of fish eggs were 4 -z i a 1 7, W Tor Infants an ChiV:n. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears the Signature Au ":.',V'.m '-i.'-Vphi..".-!! 0r V.Vr I r ,n In I Ul UiO Thirty Years i or i U it' i.-:. V-f J'y Vt V " i, " Cf. TM CIMTlu ICMMMf : CTT landing in the southern pari of the I'n it ed Stales as one sees these .legrofs in long single file carry box if ter box of provisions for I 'ride Sa m's men from I he big steamers. They sing the same plantation melo dies, shoot the same 'bones' and shuttle the same darky dances. "Their attire is almost as pic turesque as that of the Senegalese. u whom Mr. Johnson objected to so itrongly. They wear the uniforms formerly issued to the army before the khaki was adopted. Those who .vt-re i n t ii n,i i e enough to draw t he old si vie light blue artillery overcoat wit h long ea pe and scarlet lining .vere particularly well satisfied. The negroes are comfortably housed in barracks m-ar the docks. Their ra tions are the -ame as those issued to 'he lightim: men. and while their dis cipline is not so strict, the hours of duty and routine are much the same. "The American Y. M. C. A. plans lo look alt their social welfare in just the same matin r that it can s 'or the white soldiers. A but for tin use ol t he stev edores Is being con structed. It is to have electric liL'his, a movinir picture machine, a piano and lacilities lor writing. A negro si-cretary. college man. will eo-op.'Tale with ihe white secretaries n providing amusement and reereu lon for the men. He has announced Hint he will write letters tor alt who ire unable to wrile themselves. "The negroes already are planning i show lor th- benefit of a lurid lor I'rendi wounded. It will be staged :is soon as the hut Is completed. merii'an oilictrs and men at this port are speaking lor tickets, fur it ts kn.iw n liiai there is much real dm key talent in the stevedore refi ll ,iis . .,bs ti" and he ah iiu s .' e no III t d IllOtlke him li-'iioi I a ii i u hat i.-ks hiai to' walk- aw ay. iiteth,ii" but Th. v wi nd ttiev a ni'.ir I don. il didn't .h little N JUM A Gift that will surely please Father Hit 1 c!.e t-ic.ins a I t t thim. Im inMnia richly on 1 uppr priuti-ly mounted hus an '.pe cully strung appeal. Tn if r -!- k yn r-iv Vim i, r . .- l i j ( . m-j - tr at hm .ii f ' rn mi rrr.!r-i r, c Trt in '' Vi- .f"i in 't inT't tp. V.V 1 iv,. i fir -. ; t y A th4 nifc in wi4 ritit Akr - -,- U V V P u. -.u: ! l-ii .f in . A -I' s-'f M. i ny en i. fi t r rri-'. Si I! .TI, 1.1 i J-r tu H r--.rny -vi... i r t t f .t . .. .- -f-t-l t r j l:rt. (. n i it u A. HIM . t AS TI; I I. ) P' i' r I'lll. i;ii:i lii mhi: IV TIM'S AT Kl nisi- a i:ai: si-: vt'I'i.i:. wu-ii . i .-.-. l' ii. li.iii- ' "iiim, ,i r Sim 1 1 If shii'bliil.l- Ii.' I ii ;iip"inii'i sliitv ilincl- "I- ot lli.. I nil. . I SLHvs pulili.- scr- i ' .III. I Ultllill A tfX S Will U II - ! rt;lc 111." l.i.K nl i:ll.l imji'Mim 'in- ' . 1 1 : ... I l.ifui o! V : l I . ; ri 1 i n fur I 111- lltp.,M. ll! lis.t.lini; illllllsl I il'H iiL'ii.i'il in w.ir wutk In s.tiik" Mill!'.. l uuiKiiitii Mr. .Miir.ui s f:il u y .Mil I..- $ 1 a y ;.r. I'rxvuti II. S. .. . I 1 i .r - !." M. I'. Cm li-tiHtri, "i ,lh "Hull" M r. u. H'Sih .lh,i hit Iht r.um. A FRIEND IN ND - that honc-t j U. S. Soldiers jln France Want ! "Bull" Durham ' War Correspondent Charles H. Grastv. in dispatch from France, August lOih, speakii.g i i -i ii i ii in nun- iinii biut the Rreat demand Icr n:.ri::;,h.,:r,,,:,:;auLL dukham. say$, -aw A f 1 1 1 1 . 1 in ti. -.-rl Is n fri.'iiil ln ''1. alul liuw .ni (all t''ll Ih to .MiMiioil:').. Iiiin In lini.. ol' li i k il. an. I linn a 1 i 1 1 1 . lal.T ask him it In. k In i .-tui n. And that Is ..I I !.... Minn- i. in v,v criiiii ll.aliv a man all'1 II. .s I am KUIIll! ii-li tin , t li.-i i I i iMiih.-r : I, ill--. ill i. Hill' I.I 1 ' tun. i'lii.' -Pr Ih1- i'i In- tun ; m ii. II. I.. Ih ' ill t..- ii.i h.it fail In .ili-wPr ,. ., .1- l.lilM '.,! tl - mi.' -I'l.'.l. .ui.t h" i l.al.kr-.t la th .;.r $17. .iiiii'thiiiu' r..t 'if i ..II is I.. ..an. Ii. .1 1... ll 11. .1 1 In- r.".'ti' ii Ih.' in. I "in'iN'' to all i.f tnv this rail ." ami all II uill hi- fil.li.l.-hi. s li.ihl.- In taki- t Ills Miff III.IV ! ip:'. ami that l! Now. kiln I fri.'ll'N. in I .,11 I'l.I '.' this I : f a ll-l w Ill list other kinds of tobacco ar plentiful only whet the sol diers want (Bull Durham) ij scarce" GENUINE iti'i i. nth than t! Ill llf. 3 'ii..- M.i i .I . .1 .! Ml VIS. Triii- llliii-." . .11. 1 1 1 .1 ii, ' h I .1 li -. I. hi !. .1 .,ii I K I .l TOBACCO J ,u.ir.inl e.i Pv i iii:i-i -. ii km a f a Ac j on -T!! I I I I Itox. I Mill MM H I.. .1. I M r I i.t. i t -i ii.l X IV- Xiublne MiOi rolyte hnic l-jiginct ring Ctdbx. Ouklninl, i'al. Wonderful Opportunity for boys and Middle Aged Men l!oys and middle a'od men are w inted by the thousands to train for positions ns me.diauicrt and specia automobile entineers hiihet salaries ever paid in America beginners are receiving $5 to $6 per day - We have the best equipped h. opb and do more practical work than any other school in the l';:it States. Six months training will prepare you. Write for Cut it lot; Oakland is now the (ireat Sbipbuil lln, hikI litiliistrinl renter of wM. donated to the various state fish onunissiony for hatihitiK ami planting under -local auspices. The distribution of the hatchery out put by special fi!lt cars and de tached niessetmertf ro,uiied 1 :ts.- 717 miles of railntad travel bv ecrs and -ii4't.7-l miles of railroad tmve. by mecnt;ers carrvinu fir-h in ban fiime cars. The fish were distrihui ed to waters in every state mid Alaska. ( Sfttleil ami UmisHNl Three eases in the justice court In which the Douglas Creditors' As sociation was plaintiff, and In which ('. C. Long. Willie Wallace and Mrs. I.. K. Whitney were the defendants, were settled and dismisKcd Thurs day before Justice 1. H. Kiddle. In u h case the claims Involved a num ber of asslmted accounts. Tollyanna Tamales. the best ever. JOIN THE RED CROSS TOD A i rh ?. i A -.;....", 1" f i V ... . ,, ,,).. T I ALL YOI' NEED: A HEART AND A DOLLAR Is Still On and will Continue Until CHRISTMAS AVE w - . . .. On Your J CHRISTMAS SHOPPING ! i j Everything on Sale f I Nothing Reserved FISHER V
