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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03
WANTED"
COMING SOON
TO BE SEEN AT COURT THEATER
NEXT THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY
One Of Those Productions That Please
Everybody and Make All
Happy.

IL isn't every day that a play comes
along that is just as good for Daddy
and his daughters" as for Mamma
and her boys" and 1t is many a year
since the American stage has known
play OF clean, clever, virile and op-
timistic American life OF today that
VIII compare with Jack Lait's "Help
Wanted which comes from a record
breaking success in New York and
Chicago to the Court theater Thurs
day and Friday. April S and .. spe-
cial matinee Friday. Most plays that
make you think also make you sad or
what Is worse-tired- Many plays
that make you laugh count in neither
sense, wit or wisdom. And in between
there are a lot of plays that are nei-
Their entertaining nor instructive. No
body has yet decided that Help
Wanted" Is more funny than philo-
sophie. or vice versa. IL bubbles with
clean humor and radistes amiaole
philosophy II Is intensely human and
most convincingly real It's romance
Is as tender and as winsome as To-
nance In a business Office could be.
and yet the most romantic of its situa-
tons are tipped. IL not barbed. with
the salt and SAVIOR OF a most charac-
teristic American sense OF comedy.
II is a play that will linger long and
pleasantly in the memory. for its
most earnest passages ana most i'm
pressive scenes are contrasted with
the gracious humor and CONTAGIOUS
merriment OF an essentially up 10
date student Of American like in the
business world. There Is o'prob-
lem concealed or in evidence. about
the plot OF Help Wanted" II may be
helpful To make the thoughtful think.
but II will make them laugh too and
the laughter of IL all brings no hint
or suggestion Of shame or embarras-
ment. Keen wit and inherently funny
situations mark the progress OF this
most natural and intimate drama OF
the present. and the splendid cost
which comes here from its metropol-
itan successes has been personally
selected and trained by Playwright Jack
Lait himself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03
M'INTYRE AND HEATH HERE
SATURDAY In 1.-THE HAM TREE"
PEERS OF ALL BLACK FACE
COMEDY ARTISTS TO BE SEEN
AT TWO PERFORMANCES.
Large Dancing Chorus Accompanies
the Play Which Is Funnter
Than Ever.

John Cort's magnificent revival OF
" The Ham Tree" with Mcintyre and
Heath again in their positions as black
faced stars. will be the attraction at
the Court Theatre. Saturday, April 10.
matinee and night. The story of
THE Ham Tree" Is simple enough
These entertainers are featured aa
two stranded minstrels at an out OF
the way railway junction. with moth
ing I'm sight but a water tank, three
hundred miles from where they start
ed One OF them is a pessimist, the
other an optimist: the former bewails
his hard lot. wishing he had not given
up his good job in a livery stable.
while the optimist with the view OF
encouraging his partner to keep on
walking, tells him that in yonder
woods are large trees on which hams
grow-so he urges his hungry mate
To continue their journey. and they
will soon have the feast OF ham and
eggs. These scenes of distress are
ecreamingly funny. and cause many
tears to flow. but not through sadness.
oh. dear no.-but from these hilarious
spasms OF laughter which accompany
every phase of this marvellous journey
in search of the Ham Tree so solemn
" and yet so mirthfully depicted by
these genuine entertainers. Mcintyre
and Heath. For three acts they rep
resent the genuine comedy of the old
time Southern 'darkey. in the mimi
table manner which won them fame
and II is said a handsome fortune TO
both when they choose TO retire from
the work OF the stage This season Il
~ claimed these two artists are live
Tier than ever. their jokes have been
furnished up and a lot of new ones
added. They enact that unctuous Dur
lesque in the last act. as Mr.. and Mrs
RaJah In gorgeous costumes. with
more refined skill than OF yore. and
Nlroughout the entire performance
their verbal utterances and bon riots
are entirely free from the coarseness
usually associated with negro imp-r-
Eunafions In addition to n massive
production John Cort has surrounded
bic stars with a chorus OF over nfty
colo dancers. and a splendid cast Of
musical comedy favorites. inciudine
Edward Wade Arthur Barry otto
Johnson. Edward = Holden. Norman
Woodward. Eddie Lew Kramer. Mildred
Beverly Hazel Follis. Jack Ball Ted
noImfs and lulu Wells
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03
GEO. ARLISS TO BE SEEN TODAY
In "DISRAELI" AT THE COURT

stiiied a burning desire TO shine IN d.
plomacy In a breast hitherto given
over 20 bias and impracticalities-not
10 speak Of a strong and pedantie love
for the beauteous Lady Clarissa Pc
veney.
Disraeh must send a personal rep
resentatiye 10 the Sultan 70 close
the matter OF the canal. and be must
send some one who will not be aus
pected OF such a connection. other
wise insurmountable obstacles would
be placed In the path OF the envoy.
as the Premier well appreciates.
Charles II his selection. No one
would credit his buil-headed young
lordship with the brains to bring 90
momentous a mission TO a successful
eonelusion-no one. that IN. save the
truthful Clarissa-
And 30 Lord Charles goes to
Egypt. and after a series OF strange
and wonderful adventures. he gets
what he II after and cables his news
TO Disraeli. who Is tending his famous
peaeocks at his country home and
sparring for time with his secret en-
emies. The brilliant Premier by a
coup made up In equal parts OF con
structive statesmanship and shrewd
human nature. obtains the canal and
thereby realizes his cherished dream
OF having Queen Victoria declared
Empress OF India
The story IL immensely dramatic
and the production elaborate scenic
ally. particularly the brilliant last act.
representing the reception hall In
Downing street just before the pres
entstion to the queen. The costumes
OF the period-the early 70's-lend
the play attractive pictorial qualities.
Mr.. Arliss' company includes Ernita
Lascelles. Florence ArIiss, Margaret
Dale. Leila Repton. Lila Campoell.
Charles Harbury. Vincent Sternroyd.
Arthur Eldred. Henry Carveil and
Dudley Digges.
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LOUIS N. pARKgRs COMEDY TO
sc GIVEN FINE pRoOUC-
TON HERE
Company and the Settings
Are Eisborste.
At TIE COURT TO-DAY.

The FIRST appearance OF George Ar
iiss IN Louis y. Parksrs comedy.
"Dsraen." at the Court Theatsr. Sat
urday. April 2. matinee and night. un-
der the management OF the I4ebler
Company. promises an engageuieue OF
unusual interest.
Mr.. Parker has chosen for the
theme of his play that period of the
life OF Disraeu when he concerned
himself with an attempt TO posses the
key TO a far continent. and to make
his sovereign. the Queen of England.
also Empress of India The story
shows the efforts OF Dizzy to inter
est the Bank OF England in his
scheme 20 acquire the canal. and the
efforts OF emissaries OF foreign coun-
tries to prevent this acquisition by
Great Britain. One of these spies.
working IN the interest OF Russia. is
q Mrs. Travers. posing as a lady OF
society. Another spy In her husband.
Mr.. Foltambe. whom the apparently
unsuspecting premier has taken into
his ofice-the better to watch him.
At a fashionable house party. where
Disraeli and his wife. Lady Reasons
field. are guests. they meet a young
nobleman. Lord Charles Deeford.
whose stupidity appears TO be eaualled
only by his own dislike for Disraeli.
This Is just the material on which
the minister likes best TO work. II
II not long before Dizzy" has over
come Charles prejudices. and In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03
Getting Ready Tor Enjoyable Play.

a large and beautiful drop curtain
was swung yesterday az the Union
High school auditorium stage. which
viii be used for the first time Friday
evening April %. when the Bcnw0od
Volunteer F1remcn's Dramuc club
win put on their three-act comedy.
Team Work" II was reported last
night that nearly 500 OF the 500 tick
eta printed for the performance had
been sold and IL is likely that an sd
ditional hundred will have 70 be got
ten out The committee In charge Of
the ahair. Of which superintendent OF
Schools a. l.. Pedicord is chairman.
Is progressing nicely with the work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03
BENW00D
Tssehsrs, essmlnstIon clo,.d

Last evening saw the closing OF the
Uniform teachers examination Of
Marshall county. which has been ~
session Tor the past two DAYS a. the
Union High school building The en-
rollment was the largest in the his
tory OF Marshall county for such an
examination. there being l06 TO take
the examination. about half Of whom
were younc men. The papers viii ba
sent 20 Charleston a. once. where
they viii b. graded By State Super
intendent % Schools VI. y. shawkov
and his assistants. 70 will BE- about
six weeks before those taxing the tast
VIII b. notified 81 their grades The
examination was In charge OF County
Superintendent Mcdowell and .on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

tioneer' 7 felt like hiding behind the
counter In old Lewis shop. I almost
died before ! came on the stage the
nrst night But the public gave me
q hand and pulled me through I was
ambitious and believed could do
something more than the bits Of bur
lesque ! had been doing. but without
the help Of the public Z would have
been lost that very first night Be-
Heve mo when ] say that the larger
side Of the theater d. on the other
side o. the footliEhts. where the pub
Tic. BY the mysterious. unspoken mes
sage 70 sends across to tho actor. tells
him whether he o. success or "a
failure There's no getting away
from H."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

Miss Hazel Brannen % Seventeenth
and Marshall streets. has accepted a
position with Stone a Thomas at
Wheeling
Mr. Thomas kerns Of the wheeling
Steel company. residing In North
Benwood. who underwent an opera
tion At tho North Wheeling hospital.
On getting along nicely and in a short
time viii be able TO be removed home.
No arrests or fires In the town yes.
terday.
The young chid Of Mr. and Mrs.
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The members have closed the CON
tracts for the greater part OF the
spaces on the program from Wheeling
and Benwood merchants and 10 is ok
pected by the latter part of next week
an the spaces will have been Fold
Tho play promises 90 boz the most en-
tertaininR and enjoyable Boz this sec
ton for some time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03
otal number OF inmates March
$4,000 FIRE

iATBkSON. 81 j.. April 7-Firs
which threatened 10 spread fbrouct
The silk mill district hare TONIGHT
caused damage estimated ~ 400 Dor
10 the old Todd mill BUILDING. used
largely BY SIX manufacturers
Three lremen we're badly hurt when
their ladder fell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

Special services were held az The
several churches In this community
yesterday In Observance OF Good Fri
day The pastors Of all the local
congregations Will deliver sepcial
Easter sermons Sunday. while the
Choirs will render appropriate must
cal prorram for the occasion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

Charles Daugherty r. seriously I'm 81
the family home In Ashland avenue
Inc BenwoOd F1remens Dramatic
club VIII hold rehearsal this even.
Ing and Sunday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03
RECITAL ARTISTS
rai huHtsr on v ~ G A. Lecture
ara EntertainHrert Course %
~ Hrid Nsst FRIDAY.

90 Na0Hal Artists. lat numbsr Of
NH a. lecture and entertain
rr " Hl give an entertain
r af fH. aanr.nflnn auditorium next
rfa rrrra While If Is expected
fr aHrr ruutf IH one 81 the
u u have fo b. creep.
H fol wnlrfrtr us hIsf
rfarH H Irr unrr affaruona 81
M .Hn HrnHnr
tefs 90 a sts-- e. asy co.
nrarr II rrrfraf
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PRIzEs FoR sTupFNrs-
" c r. u. VIII Give SIS for a.,
Written Essay.

The " &. r. q. national orranfxa-
luu has offered its annual prize 70
DC school students ~ tho United
states Tor the best essay against In
t0rlraufa
Frof 7 p. Ewing. principal Of tho
ttlfh school. Yesterday received full
Information relative 10 the Awards
a prize ~ So a. n be- awarded 10
iho composer % the best essay on
total abstinence
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sidering the large number Of persons
taking the examination. the work vas
done with considerable rapidity
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n vas officially reported last nieht
that 'hcre is no indication in sight 90
present for the resumption 90 fha
Wheeling Steel plant in fuu The
mill Is nov working less than bali
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03
WHITES REPORT
Warden Of state Psnitentisry Nakss
Report for March % institution
% Governor HatfeId

Following 90 Warden ". 2 Whit
report n the State pcnitcrtiary rn
Molndsv.llo FOR the month of Narcr.
sent Governor N. I'D. Hatfield yesteis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03
nULL4ARD SENDS DETAILS
or nINITD NnrTI Il,

Washington. Sept. 3.-The war do
partment today received the following
report sent last night ny Colonel Bull
lard. commanding the Brownsville
distriotp OF the light with Mexican
bandits yesterday after o bridge east
~ san Benito had been burned;
"Detachments Third cavalry.
Twelfth cavalry and Twenty-sixth In
fantry drove into the brush Mexican
bandits who burned bridge last night
at n point about seycn miles east Of
san Benito and are making al mr.
rangcmcnts 10 take up pursuit tomor-
row morning. Lieutenant Falkner.
Twentv-si&th %f1fdntry. win half ON
pany &. had running Eight with en-
envy this AFTERNOON. killing one,
wounding one. a1d r~ccapturing one
American prisoner. No casualties
among soldiers. when skirmish no
gan. bandits Immediately killed two
white prisoners, Donaldson ana
smith
II transmitting the report Major
General Funston said ne had private
odyiccs from Brownsville that the
raiders had spared the one American
prironcr r%ccaptured hy Lieutenant
Falkner's men because he was report
cd 60 be a German citizen. The raid
ing party. General Funston added.
number about thirty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03

IN the District Court, County OF Der
nallilo. state OF New Mexico.
Manuel s Pine,
ys.
Augustln Balleios and Rosa s Baile-
JOS and all persons claiming u
Interest in or To the lands herein
described and all unknown persons
claiming amy interest In or To said
premises and all the heirs Of such
unknown persons and all other
persons.
To the Above Named Defendants.
You and each OF you are hereby
notified that "a suit has been filed
against you in the above named court
oG the above named county and state
aforesaid. the general objects OF
which action is TO quiet title IN M To
the following property.
Bounded and described az follows,
10 wit: Commencing al the southeast
corner Of tract OF land OF ID. j. Metz
ger for Corner No. ] ana which point
rs 3S.S feet south 30 degrees 10 min
utcs east from the corner OF Sections
% and SO In Township 10 north,
at Range . east and Sections
60 and 81 In Township 10 north,
Range 3 east CNcw Mexiro principal
meridian and which section corners
Is marked by "a galvanized iron pipe;
theHce north 10 degrees "a minutes
east, G37 feet along eastern line OF
land OF said -. J. Metzger. TO corner
. thence north G5 degrees 90 minutcs
east. 1f1 feet along line OF land OF
said Metzgcr 20 "A point on the west
erly line of PUZZLE road. To corner No.
3; thence south IS degrees ~ min
utcs east. 3i7 feet along the westerly
line 81 said public road TO corner No.
q thence south IL degrees IS min
, utcs west. lc6 feet and south 7 de-
grecs Is minutes west $50 feet along
line of land Of Eduardo and Luis
baca. 10 corner No. 3; thence south
So degrees 80 minutes east 275 feet
! along line OF land OF said Eduardo
and Luis Baca 20 a point on the
westerly line OF tho Accquia Madre
dc los Ranches De Atriscu. for corner
No. 6: thence south ! degree 80 min
utes west. 5e2.6 feet along the west
erly liae OF said Acequia Madre de los
Ranches de Atrisco TO a point where
the northerly line Of the Contra Ace
Quia intersects with main Accquia.
thence along the uortherly line OF
said Contra Accquia (Which Contra
Acoqula separates the land hereby
described from the land OF GaOrie
Sanchez by the following courses aut
distances, North SIS degrees ~ min.
utes west, 3Oi feet TO corne No. 8
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NOTICE or SALE.

state Of New Mexico, County % Bcr-
nollllo. In the District Court
Robert Lo1don. Plaintiff. W.. Ray
mond Nacrt. Administrator Of the
Estate of Mary Il. Nacrt. Deceased,
Raymond Naert. "a Widower. Al
bert Wanner a Minor. and the I'M
known Heirs and Creditors OF Mary
Y. Nacrt, Deceased. No. seas.
Notice Is hereby given that under
ana by virtue OF a decree Of forcclos-
ure In the above entitled cause. dated
February 90. 1915. I. II. y. Cornell,
WAS appointed special master to sell
the hereinafter described real estate.
and that ! viii, on the 18th day Of
September. a. D. 1915, at the hour OF
1900 o'clock In the forenoon OF said
day. az the front door Of the Court
House OF the County Of ncrnnlilio
and state Of New Mexico, offer for
sale and seiT 20 the highest and best
bidder for cash the real estate situate
In BernaliIlo County. New Mexico. de-
scrihed NJ follows. to-wit:
Lots numbered five go and six CO.
In Block numbered t%wenty-one (2t)
Of the Eastern Addition 90 the city
OF Albuquerque as shown and desig-
mated on tho plat Of said Addition.
filed IN the office OF the Probate
Clerk and ev-Officio Recorder Of the
said Bornalillo County. Sow Mexico,
on the 3ist day ~ May. A. b. 1852.
Also Lots one G). two t2), seven
C7). and eight (S) OF the y. W. one
fourth C4) Of the ., T.. one-fourth
ca OF Section eight 80 and the w.
one-half Cib) Of the n. f. onc-fourth
Ch) of Section seventeen pO,
Township nine 90 y. Of Range three
C3) r.. of the New Mexico Principal
Meridian.
Said decree awarded damages TO
the plaintiff in the sum Of s63T.ai
which. with Interest at eight (Sl per
cent win amount, on the day OF salc.
10 tGGG. 90. and attorney fees SG3.T3.
said decree also awarded costs Of suit
and all expense Of sale.
II. II. CORNELL.
Special Master.
| Aug. g0i27. sept $40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03
PROPERTY rs
BEING C0NFIsCATED
By R TRUSTEES

Paris. AUG. 81. ls;3O y. m.)-Thc
question has been raised IN official
circles what the French government
shonld do In the a OF reprisals for
enforced subscriptions TO German war
loans from properties Of French citi-
zens which AVE been soqucBtered In
Germany. one example cited ia tho
case OF NJ. Haeffie, proprietor Of spin
ming mills mt Gebnrater In Aisace. NJ.
Haefne In a French cltizen. He de-
parted with the French army upon lis
retirement In Auguss OF last year.
The official German receiver OF his
properties IL said TO have subscgibod
iO0. 900 marks N2.00O) Co the nrst
German war loan, placing II against
the personal property ~ NJ Hacffle,
and anadditionai 100000 marks
against the spinning mills. When
the second war loan was raised the
receiver Is said to have subscribed
400. 900 marks more. placing II as an
obligation upon Che mills notwU-
standlnG the fact mat two-thirda ~
the shares Of the company owning the
mills are held In France.
The French government has seqdea-
cred German properties In France OF
values probably exceeding 100. zoe 600
france 100000. 00DD. Hitherto these
properties have been protected care
fully but u H. now being considered
whether a part should not be taken
as pennity for the cOnfiscati0n OF
French property IN Germany by means
Of forced loans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03

MeInIs Tor Dcpnucs

Paris. Aug. 3i.-The medals COM
memorating the parliamentary con-
gress that elected Monsieur Raymond
Poincare president OF the French RE-
public have only Just been distributed
- the deputies and senators who par
ticipatcd. Every deputy and senator
gets n with his " name engraved
IN relief along with that % Monsieur
Poincare. Thare ~ no cfdgy OF the
president. as republican traditions up-
pose anything that might suggest "ac-
ccssion" or recall the times OF kinrn
and cmperors. 4 curious circum-
nnce Is that the nnmcs Of the dcpu-
ties and senators who were against
the election Of Poincnrc are linked
with that Of the president ~ a way
to leave the Inference To %postcrity
that they voted Tor Monsieur Pom
care.
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north So degrees % minutes west
so7.f foot-io corner No. 0. south 81
degreea 40 minutes west ISIS feet 40
ccrner No. 10: thence norm 4 degrees
US minutes west. ass feet along line
OF land Of a. Greenwood to corner
No. II: thence north 3 degrees IS
minutes eaat 222.5 feet along line OF
land OF said Greenwood, 60 corner No.
~; thence north 81 dearecs 40 min
utes west, i4s feet along line n land
OF snid Greenwood TO a point on the
eastern line OF n public road, 20 corr
q No. 10. thence north 10 degrees
40 minutes east 1915 feet along tho
East line OF said public road. TO cor
ner No. ~; thence south 70 degrees
a. minutes east. 32e feet along the
southerly iin9rof land OF ID. J. Metz
gar TO the place OF beginning. Con-
tanning 1875 acres "a surveyed and
plated by Edmund Ross, G. r.. Feb
ruary. 1915.
You and each OF you are hereby
further pOtlned that unless you en-
ter your appearance IN said cause on
or before tho End day or October,
1916. judgment by default will be en-
tered against YOU, and the relief
prayed for will be granted.
The plaintiffs attorneys are Hea-
cock and Cornell, whose postohice
address is Albuquerque. New Mexico.
a. 70 WALKER, Clerk.
BY TIIOS. X. y. MADISON.
Deputy.
(Court scaD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03

Forest Hlls. y. y. sept 3-Siy-
teen players still held winning hrack-
cts when tho fourth round OF the ma
tioual tennis championships opened
today. Tho more formidable con-
tcudors included G j. Griffin and W.
NJ. Johnston of San Francisco. r.
Norris Williams II of Philadelphia.
Kari Behr OF New York. Maurice y.
Mclaughlin OF a Francisco and +.
n. Alexander OF New York.
r. Il. Pell OF New York easily dis
posed OF G. VI Bun. Jr.. IN straight
sets, the scores being Gel, CO. G-3.
Mclaughlin won the opening sel
AZ 6-8. his speedy driving ana service
being too swift for Alexander
Mclaughlin won the second set NJ
az. His cnnnonhall service was goo,
for a number Of points while AloXan.
der appeared TO be playing "a SAT-
game.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03
The Markets


New York. sept. s--Dullness was
the chief feature Of today's market,
realizing sales reducing early gains
In the railways.
Close
American sugar Refining, i09.
Anaconda Mining, AN
Atchison. lO1 u
Chino Copper. ass
Inspiration upper. an
Northern Pacific. 100.
Reading, il9
Southern Pacific. SSh.
Union Pacific. i2ah.
limited states steel. 14N
United states steel pfd. iI3h.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03

Zurich, Switzerland. aug. Dow
ing to the epidemlcs raging In Galicia,
tho Gallcian Medical association. With
the approval OF the Austrian authori-
ties. has issued an urgent appeal IN
it's refugee members In Vienna ana
other cities to return to their homes
at once. They are promised free
railway tickets AID higher rcmunera-
tIon than the ordinary scale. In view
Of the abnormal conditions. The
army sanitary department IS making
strenuous efforts TO get the situation
in Gaiicia under control.