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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-26

ward os er. A. NJ. LII. b. Neale Pub.
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"a History of the Civil War in tho
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Personal Memoirs of John H. Brin-
ton" Nealo Publishing Company
Life OF Turner Ashoy." BY Thomas
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ing Company.
"The Grand Assize" BY HUH Car.
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Wild Life Conservation In Theory
and Practice" BY William T. Norma.
day. Yale University Press.
"A Wanderer in Venice" BY e. ".
Lucas Macmillan Company.
"Self-Culture Through the Vocation"
BY Edward Howard GriBBs B. w.
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Fear and Convent.on.l,.y." BY
Elsie Clews Parsons. @. P. Putnam's
Sons.
"whillikins." BY Elmer willis s.rl.
Neale Publishing Company.
The Fraternity OF tho Fields" BY
Elmer Willis serl. Neale Publishing
Company.
Child Training as an E1.c. Science"
BY George w. Jacoby. NJ. D. Funk d
WAgnalls Co.
Approximations and Historical Ad-
dresses" BY Walter w. Moore, D. D..
LII. D., president OF Union Theological
Seminary in Virginia.
CIctIOns
Sight to the Blind" BY Lucy Fur
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Tho Days OF the Swamp Angel"
By Mary Hall Leonard. Neala Pub
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-Four Plays of tho FREQ Theatre
(Paris)." Translated by Barrett H.
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'Cordelia." BY L. NJ. Zimmerman.
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The Man Sings" BY Roscoe Gil
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For Young People.
Tho Early Lilo Of Mr. Man" BY
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Through the Nursery Door, BY
Isabel MeKeuxle. Nsale Publishing
Company.
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DINNER.
SUPPER.
Total

Quick Charlotte Russo: Use nice
fresh lady fingers for your cake. For
nlhng whip pint OF cream to stiff
roth. Soak half ounce ofeRelatine
In three tablespoons Of cold water a
half hour then dissolve 1t In two table
spoons OF boiling water. Add to the
cream one tablespoon powdered sugar
and one teaspoon vanilla Stir the dis
solved gelatine into the cream, and
when 1T begins to stiffen turn into
molds lined with cake
Cheese Straws: Mix with one Gun
flour, one-half cup Parmesan cheese
one half teaspoon salt. a dash cayenne
and yolk of one egg. Add enough
water to make paste thick enough to
roll. Roll to one-quarter inch thick
ness. Cut to narrow strips size of
lead pencil. Place in baking tin and
press each end on pan. so they will not
contract. Bake to light brown in mod
crate oven. Serve with salad They
VIII keep several days. and should be
heated just before serving.
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they will be at home after January
1 In Spence. W. Va.

they will DO at home after January
1 in Spence. w. Va.
Prominent Engagement.
or much interest to society Ia tho
engasement announced last evening. of
bliss Elizabeth White Dixon, daughter
OK the late Isaac II. Dixon and Mrs.
Dixon. to E. Ridgely Simpson. son of
Captain Edward Simpson, U. s. N, and
Mrs. Simpson. The announcement was
made at the dinner given by Mrs.
Dixon at her residence. s23 Park Az
enue. baltimore. for her daughters.
MISS Dixon who made her debut two
seasons ago at tho first german of the
baltimore Bachelors CotiIlon, Is one of
several popular sisters noted for their
charm and beauty.
Mr. Simpson. who is an only child.
mas many friends here. He is a grad :
uate or Princeton University. and is
now taking course in law at Harvard,
University. He has lived abroad.
where his father was nj one time naval
attache Mt the American embassy In
London Captain and Mrs. Simpson, the
! latter formerly Miss Camilla NJ Ridge
~. and their son are spending the holi-
days here at the Belvedcre Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-26
PANIC NARROWLY AvERrEp,
Explosion of Firecrncker Causes Scare
In MOtion-Picture House.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch]
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Decemher Ok
"A lighted frecracker, thrown into n
hot-air radiator, In which had accumu-
lated few scraps of paper, resulted in
near-panic in the Onyx Theatre, a
moving picture house here, this after
noon. When the cracker exploded. the
paper caught fire. On seeing and smell
ing the smoke, the audience was imme-
diately on its feet, and a number Of
people started to rush toward the ex-
its. Others with cooler heads shouted
that there was no fire, and the audi
ence soon quieted down. The place vas
packed with pleasure seekers who had
been driven indoors to find amusement
because of the severe snowstorm that
has ragged hero all day
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Holiday in Fredericksburg.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. December
26.-Christmas Day was observed here
by everybody as holiday, the time
being given over to family reunions,
enjoyment Of big Christmas dinners.
the celebration OF various Sunday
schools, church services at the Epis-
copal churches. and closing with n
brilliant german at night at the Prin-
cess Anne Hotel. at which there were
n large number OF couples. visitors
from number of distant cities being
present and taking part
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-26
NINE PERSONS MADE ILL
ny BUCKwHEAT CAKES
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

HARRISONBURG. VA. December %.
Nine people are Ill in East Rocking
nam as result OF eating buckwheat
CAKES. Physicians In charge of the
cases think that "jimson weed" or
night shade. which was growing In the
heid, was ground up into the buck
wheat. Four of the number are seri
ously III. though all are expected to
recover. Several suffer from double
VISION ana others are made unconscious
One OF the men who ate of the cakas
Larry Hensley, was found wandering
around In field in a dazed condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-26
Christmas Quiet Day in wytheville
TSpecial N Tho Tiynea-nioo,toh

WYTHEVILLE. VA. December 25.-
Wytheville experienced the uuietest
Christmas known for several years
The whole face OF nature Is enveloped
in snow. The snow commenced last
evening. and has been falling without
intermission since. Owing to favorable
temperature. much melted as IL foil. hut
now 1t is about eight or ten inches
deep. There has been no country
travel to the town.
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Newton-Peytou.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, December
25.-Miss M. Edna Peyton, daughter
of Mrs. j. 9. Peyton, of King George
County, and &C. B. Newton, OF the same
county. were married q at the Baptiat
parsonage In that county, Rev. A. w.
Graves performing the ceremony. They
will reside near Comorn. -
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Uoothe--Iseach0.

PULASKI, VA, December as.-fhs
marriage OF Miss Kitty Hampton
Loache to Robert c. Boothe was Quist-
iy celebrated on Wednesday afternoon
at the mnnse, DR.. George II. 0ilner
performing the ceremony. Tho bride
was gowned in travelling suit Of
Breon. and her only ornament was q
brooch worn by her grandmother and
mother at their weddings She Is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Leache,
OF the county. and q graduate OF tho
Harrtsonburg Normal School, having
taught for several years in tho county
schools. Tho bridegroom IL q farmer.
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Making Up
BY LILLIAN RUSSELL.

have seen attractive women beam
tifully gowned, but with faces street "A
with rouge and black crayon. These
women were not actresses ,or
tresses generally avoid all makeun
upon the street. They were so.ca,,aa
had they studied their mirrors carr er
s su,,y before rnn, leaving their rooms they
their coloring properly.
asked one friend of mine why she
Used aia not II blend I'D her rouge, or why She
loved rosy cheeks at any price. t5at
every one knew she painted. 40 VIVA :
was tho use OF trying to disguise il.
use rouge. II for nothing else, for the
younger generation growing up. Youne
girls should not even know that there
rs hs s isai, thing as artificial coloring to
at the age ,whenN they know it is wise
not to use 1t.
There are times when little color
necessary. OF course. those tines ers
OF great Importance For many women
atS o9 n6o to attend receptions
worn or tired. Their paleness in that
case would be more conspicuous than
a little color. '"i'
It is positive unwritten law that
women should not let their clothes out !.
shine their faces. If they would take
the same interest in their facial exo
preston and quality of skin that thew
do In the quality and build of a dresS
they would be beautiful indeed.
DO not be guilty OF mock modestv
Study yourself, not with blind admirs
ton, but in critical Judgment. Know
how you look before you let others
has been the object of derision ami
ridicule by fault of her mirror alone.
Lillian RuxseIl's Answers.
u. D.: Here is the formula for reduc-
Ing the bust: Mix thoroughly thirty
grams white vaseline and ten drops
essence of peppermint. Pat this gent.
ly on the bust. Then cover with oiled
silk. Gentle massage with spirits OF
camphor is sometimes helpful. Re
sure that the massage Is gentle. AnV
strenuous exercise that involves the
muscles OF the arms and chest will re-
duce the bust also. 1t Is slow, tedious
work to reduce the bust, but you must
be patient and persistent. ~
d. NJ: The massage with vaseline il
good, but don't wash your hair so
often. Once week Is too often to
wash dry hair. Keep on with the mas
sage treatments, but use n good hair
tonic, instead. Brush your hair thor.
oughly each night. This will bring tho
oil from the roots and distribute IL
evenly through the hair. Brushing is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-26
WOMAN SENT TO JAZZ,
FOR BEATING HER IUsB.ND
Especial to The Times-Disnatch

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
BRISTOL VA, December 25-Mayor
George f. Warren, Of Bristol. reversal
the usual order here this week when
he sent wife to prison six month,
for numerically beating up her bu,-
band. 1t was Lula Phillips, a coloren
woman. who received this sentence. =,
was plain from the comment made b,
the Mayor that white women who usa
their husbands Numerically NAV AZ
pect similar fate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-26

Miss GIyn, the famous writer OF
"Three Weeks" has temporarily aban-
doned her pen, In order to devote all
her time to the raising of funds for
the relief of the BelRinns. She In using
her influence to interest the upper class
OF the EnKlfsh people to contribute to
tho fund with which to alleviate tho
sufrertnEs OF tho Bel,stnns. 1.-THE Mnn
OF the Moment" IN the last book from
her pen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-26

Cures and Prevents-Please suggest
what you would consider the most eff
fective remedy and the most certain
preventive of colds?
Reply-The continuous cold air lung
bath. which doesn't cost a cent and
never can do any harm. All you need
do la breathe all the cold air YOU can
find around tho house. both night and
day, and keep comfortably clothed. II
the air is kept moving In cold draft
1t Is better, but anyway breathe II az
cold as tho weather Will allow W.
sincerely believe that no other known
healing power Of outdoor cold air In
all acute infections of the respiratory
tract
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chr,.tmas SNOW FAN. All p.,.

LYNCHBURG. VA, December Is
Lynchburg has had white Christmas.
as there has been an incessant snow
storm since before daybreak. There
are five inches on the level. and to-
night 1t was beginning to drift.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-26

Anxious: The cocoa butter, lanolin,
and olive oil mixture for filling In the
on the face II there la any tendency
toward n growth of Buperhuous hair.
1t is too heavy for the face. good
skin food massaged into the face will
fill out the hollows In the checks, and
! shall be glad to send you formula
FOR 1t II you will send me a stamped
addressed envelope. Massage lightly
into the skin and allow q portion OF 1t
to remain on overnight.
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Questions and Answers.

SIENNA I.eaves--Win tho habituaf use
or SIENNA leaves as a laxative be harm
III for two-year-old child? She cats
the leaves willingly and they seem Eff
fectiHe: l try to regulate tho bowels
through the diet and by the use OF olive
more.
Reply. Yes. SIENNA Is preferable to
castor oil and some other abused RENE
dies. but the baby should not require
such dosing. What is tho diet? Is
there any other fault i'm the child's de-
birth? Do you give her cereal Krueis
freely each day? BY all means break
her OF tho habit OF constipation before
do 1t IL you will
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J NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, December
2b.-Edward Clarence Rowland and
Miss Irene Baker Muaselman. both Of
Spotsylvania County. came here yes
terdny and went TO the residence of
Rev. Decatur Edwards. where they
were united in marriage by that min
lister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-26

Light Eyes: There is nothing that
will make the hair naturally curly il il
Is straight. 1 know nothing about the
sure nothing OF that sort will make
your hair naturally curly. Don't use
ammonia In the water when shampoo
ing blonde hair. IT makes hair dry and
brittle. Yes. the EPSON salts paste is
used for reducing flesh. 1t Is applied
externally. There is nothing that will
make your nostrils smaller
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-26

ton follow the frst attack of tonsillitis
There was more pro. and lot moro
con. Wen continue the tattling to-
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c. e: Don't squeeze tho blackheads.
Forcing them out of the skin this way
bruises the skin and leaves marks on
the face. Blackheads may be caused
from indigestion or impure blood, but
sometimes they are caused through
neglect. The face should be cloansed
each night to keep tho pores free from
dirt or dust. If you will send me n
stamped addressed envelope 1 shall
blackheads and formula for an excel
lent cleansing cream.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-26
Household
Interests DONlL
Personal
N o t e S

excellont for .remedying dryness. sent
l shall send you formula for hair tonic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-26

Lifted out OF Tho Inn OF Tranquil
ltty," where II das published two yeers
ago. comes Memories" (Scribner's),
John Galsworthy's story OF a pot dog.
As Illustrated by Maud Earl. partly in
colored plates. and printed on large
pages. with decorated binding. 1t
makes a very attractive gift book.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-26

Myxoedema-I. NJ. NJ. writes that she
has all the symptoms of myxoedema.
If that is the case. She is fortunate
woman. for her physician can do a
miracle. Myxoedema, which we fear
we described too much in detail In a
recent talk, entitled why Be Fat and
Forty" iB the most durable chronic dis
ease in the medical lexicon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-26

Cescara Tablets-Are Cascara tablets
good for constipation. and will they
eventually cure It? Is there anything
Injurious In them?
Rcply-Cascara soErada (rhamnus
purshiana) alone Is one of the least In
furious laxatives. It is often mixed
with more harmful laxatiyes In tab
lots, and also with distinctly poison
GUS drugs-as. for instance. "cascarn-
bromo quinine' for Colds" dangerous
because OF tho acetanilide An the tab
let's We have never observed any
thing resembling a cure of constipa-
ton from any drug whatever. How
ever. 1t would be hard to select a less
injurious laxative than plain cascara.
j. E. B. Inquiries: Is pyorrhoea and
loose teeth durable? Has - the cure
advertised?
Reply-Chronic gingivitis or inf1am.
nation OF the gums Is durable, but in
only one way: by Derscvering dental
ana medical treatment combined. There
can possibly cure II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-26

E. Alexander Powell. correspondent
OF the Now York World at the front in
the European war. or as near tho front
as he has been allowed to go. has pre-
pared for publication Fighting In
Flanders" (Scribner's). Mr.. Powell
writes WILDLY, and his book Is we'll
illustrated with photographs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-26

| Rate OF Respiration-Will you please
give the normal number OF respira-
tons per minute in persons OF different
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-26

Reply-Under one year. 40 per min
at fifteen to twenty years. so per min
ute; at twenty to twenty-five years, 10
per minute; at thirty or more, Is per
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Deutschland Ueber Allies" (Putnam).
by John Jay Chapman, is a rather un-
kind collection Of Incorporate remarks
by noted Germans about the war and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-26
BOOKS RECEIVED,

The Political and Economic Doc
trines Of John Marshall" BY John Ed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-26

Tho Putnams will publish at once q
ssony py FLORENCE l.. Barclay. author
of THE Rosary" based upon tho prea-
ent war bearing the title my Hearts
Right There" which Will be recognized
as the last line Of the chorus of the
marching song. IT'S Long. Long Way
to Tipperary."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04
Holly Trimming
Firm Must Move
in Near Future

The Holly Auto Trimming company,
one OF Omaha's latest industries and a
concern that has been doing business for
little over two months, has outgrown
its present quarters at Twenty-fourth
and Harvey streets and is contemplating
moving into a building OF their own in a
very short time. The firm is composed
OF \. r.. Hollenberger. for twenty years
with Drummond, and a. w FRlvey.
Both men are well known In Omaha.
The firm does a general auto trimming
and repair business. They make and
manufacture anything in tops, seat
covers and the like. They do anything
that can be done in leather or fabrics
II is concern that supplies a long-felt
need in Omaha and the workmanship Is
not to be surpassed anywhere. M Hol-
lenberEer is the president and manager
and Mr.. Falvey is the secretary-treas-
urer. They are employing about ten men
at the present time, and if the business
increases in the next two months as 1t
has the two just past 1t will require the
services of several additional experts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04

tional stage-coach and saddle-horse set
ting so familiar a piece Of pictorial art
printing.
Road construction is in progress along
a considerable part of this route, but Mr.
Richardson's Studebaker made all the
necessary detours without trouble, and
he predicts that the route will be In fine
shape In a few months.
Another California tourist-C. A. Dun
das of Riverside-has returned home with
gratifying news OF transcontinental road
Improvement. He reported forty-two
steam shovels and innumerable grading
gangs at work along the Lincoln highway
between Chicago and Omaha. Good roads
we're found TO Denver, but the Midland
trail through Utah has been virtually
washed away. In some places Mr. Dundas
had to remove the spare tire from the
rear of his Studebaker Six in order TO
prevent its being struck and carried away
by the plunge Of the car into deep holes,
Mr.. Dundas. however, covered 1929 miles
In nineteen days, had but two punctures
and reported no mechanical trouble at all.
He and Mrs Dundas slept under a roof
every night but one. spending this on the
shore of n creek which they elected not to
cross in the night.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04
FORD FACTORY HAS TWO
NEW MODELS THIS YEAR

The recent announcement OF two new
models, a two-passenger coupelet and five
passenger sedan by the Ford Motor COM
pany, has created quite a sensation in
local motor circles. These new models
are built upon the regular model IT.
chassis but with de luxe bodies which
rival in finish and equipment the finest
Of the big cars.
These two new Fords are strictly up-to-
the-minute and are marked by every re-
finement and convenience which dis
tinguish cars Of real class.
The sedan is a roomy five-passenger
affair with finest upholstering, deep lux
urious cushions, double ventilating wind
shield and beautiful graceful lines en-
HANGED by new cowl dash.
The coupelet also has cowl dash, double
ventilating windshield and the most SUI
perb equipment and finish throughout
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04
YOSEMITE OPEN TO MOTOR
Californians Obtain Modification of
Restriction from Foresters.
EXPECT ALL TRAVEL TO WEST
studebakcr Inspects RoadwRys to
San Francisco in Anticipation of
Extensive Motoring Toward
Fair Next Year.

In 1915 all roads will lead to California
So, at any rate, is the belief Of the Cali
fornia motorists. They base this belief
not only on the big expositions at San
Francisco and San Diego but also on the
fact that 1t will be almost necessary for
automobile parties to tour In America. IL
they tour at ALL
In many ways the Californians have
been at work to make even more at
tractive the wonderful highways Of the
Golden state. They have been preparing
special touring information. They have
event sent, in an unofficial way. touring
representatives across the continent TO
test the various routes leading westward.
They have waged special campaign
TO secure the opening of national parks
to motor travel and have scored one de-
cisive victory in opening a considerable
share of the Yosemite valley. This modi-
fication Of restrictions occurred soon
after the government transferred the con-
troll of the park from the army TO the
forestry division.
As soon as the formalities had been con-
cluded, w. J. Richardson of San Fran
cisco went over the course in his Stude-
baker Six, returning with news that the
route was thoroughly practicable.
Auto in place of Coach,
one OF the scenic beauties of tho route
is the Mariposa grove of big trees, the
oldest and the largest in the world. The
route in this grove leads through the IA
nous tunnel. hewn out of the base of the
famous Wawana redwood-a passage
twenty-five feet long and ten feet square,
Here a photograph was taken in which
the Studebaker car replaced the conven-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04
ARE USING VULCANlZING
CEMENT FOR ALL REPAIRS

This hint for rcparmcn r. taken
from No-Rim-Cut News the publication
for dealers issued by the Goodyear Tire
and Rubber company. Akron. o.:
"Whcn dark-curinE cement Is used IN
repairing white trcads. dark lines and
marks are LETT that will spoil the appear
ancc OF tho best workmanIikc job. Roaliz-
ing this fact We have FOR some time past
been using n white vulcanizing cement in
our own repair department and with
such excellent results that We arc adding
It to our regular limo Of repair material.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04
FRANCE AND RUSSIA WILL
BUY MOTOR TRUCKS HERE

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa, Oct l.
Thirty-seven representatives of American
motor truck manufacturers, who have
been demonstrating their trucks here for
several weeks, today were informed by
E. c. Grace, president of the Bethlehem
steel company. that recommendations for
the types of 1000 trucks wanted by
France and Russia for use in the present
war have been made by committee OF
French army officers now in South Beth
lehem, but that the contracts would not
be awarded today.
The Bethlehem Steel company. 1t was
learned here is the purchasing agent for
Russia and France for motor trucks and
army supplies, such as shoes, blankets
and horseshoes