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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
WIN CROlX DE GUERRE
Member. Of IEIvrrsity OF Virginia Am
bulance Unit Hruucrs French
Great Service.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March -.
a recent Paris edition or the New
Yor;; Herald contains the announce
nent that Peter II. Muir. OF the United
States Ambulance Service, 5l7. has
been awarded the croix de guerre FOR
his bravery under fire. Mr.. Muir is a
Maryland boy, nephew OF Mrs. John
Watts kearny. OF the University OF
Virginia. and was member OF the
ilrSt University OF Virginia ambulance
unit that went to France a few months
ago. He is the hrst or the number
20 receive the high honor.
His citation says that he was under
violent boInbardment while trans
nor;ins The French wounded from
dangerous point. and showed great cool
ness IN performing his duty. IN ad
hitio1 10 having his ambulance riddled
by she'll fire and his helm": puncturcd
b. the Tying missiles Mr.. Muir en-
countcrcd In his drive drove Of
stampeded horses When ne finally ar
rived al the post - was found that
the wounded had also escaped further
in iur,nS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
National Capital
Neus Cut Short
Happenings at Washington as
Reflected in Nc,Os Dis
patches.

WASHINGTON. March 27.-Supple-
mcntary to its recent decision in the
Is per cent freight rate case. the In
tersta;e Commerce Commission to-day
gave permission to carriers to increase
coal tariffs by not more than 10 cents
per long ton on shipments from the
United States to Canadian destina-
tions, the increase to accrue to carriers
Within the United States.
AS the first big expenditure from
the $500. ZOO. 900 railroad administration
revolving fund, Director General Nc
Adoo tonight agreed to loan the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail
road Company s43,S64,ooo for one year
nj per cent interest to meet notes
OF that amount maturing April 49,
Preparations for Teutonic offensive
Of THO Italian front continues. the
Italian embassy was advised to-day by
cable from Rome. New divisions are
arriving.
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OFFICIAL REPORTS
DESCRIBE BATTLE
CONTINUED from FRS; Pascl

continued from Firs; Page
.,iI0ck. says the German official COM
municatton. issued this evening.
Tho text OF tho communication fol-
lows
The Eritis h began retreat this
morning on wide front on both sides
~ .hc Somne. The stubborn resist
aucc of the hostile rear guard was
overcome in the sharp pursuit;
British and French divisions which
wore defeated on March - tried again
yes;er in the painless crater fields
Of tho Sommc battle area 20 arres, our
advance. Our attack broke through
The enemy's lines.
ITO the north and south OF Albert we
won a passage across the Ancre. Al
bert fell In the evening.
ITO the south OF the Somrne. after
violent lighting. we drove back the
enemy by way Of Chaulnes and Linens.
Roye was taken by storm. and Noyon
was cleared Of the enemy after bloody
street lighting.
M many points we have crossed our
old positions. held before the Scmmo
battle Of 1915. toward the west. Tho
number OF prisoners Srows and the
booty increases.
There were artillery battles IN
Flanders, before Verdun and in l-oy-
ra!ne.
Captain Baron Won Eichthcfen ha.
achieved his siXty-nlnth and seven
ticth aerial victories
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
NEW RAILROAD WOULD AID
FARMERS OF TWO COUNTIES
Government RequIsltIoning az River
Steamers Mcnns serious good
Shortage at Washington.

WASHINGTON. March 27.--OvcrGow
ing Washington is facing serious food
shortage for the coming summer.
The river steamers Wakefield and
Majestic. the mediums for the trans
portation OF millions of dollars worth
George and Wcstmoreland Counties.
Va. arc in government service. and
water communication between these
two counties IN dthcir market. Wash
ineton. is severed.
Unless some immediate step is taken.
residents OF that vicinity declare.
thousands Of acres of farming land
will he rendered useless. since products
OF these farms will rol reach tho cit%.
The logical solution. according ~.
James A. Arnold. proprietor OF an 500
acre Farm at Potomac View. kn.:
two counties and their market. Wash
ing on Newport News Short Line Nail
way.
This road would cut through the
heart or the counties and provide
facilities for quick rsnsp"rtatio" -,
freight TO this City. which would
stimulate farmers to increased pro-
duction. according 20 Air. Arnold The
other angle of the situation was also
driven home by Mr.. Arnold.
I'll wager" he said. that thc'e
entire 10000 people in King Georges
County.
From personal experience and 10
show what the situation in every case
down there is found that with tn"
riivcr transportation cut off by the
lee las; winter. forty herd Of hogs.
.uany Of which should have bcra
:aitcd. were left unkilIcd for tic want
# salt 10 cure them. Tho salt Was III
but NC couldn't Get Il
Town here. And Hoover asking for
Inc conservation or food. Hero was
thousands OF pounds of pork unused.
To-day we arc feeding these pigs
III corn costing s:.iJ per bushol."
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AMERICAN BATrERIES
HtRi. MANY SHELLS

WITH TIE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. March 2..-Amcr,can bat
,cries are hurting TWO gas shells into
the enemy lines Tor every asphyxiat-
Ing prctcct!is the Krupp sunncrs send
over.
Last night tho enemy covered a GER
tain American position with n gas
she'll BON ha vdmcnt for twenty minutes.
sending over nine shells per minute
Then the rate decreased TO four shells
q minute for twenty-five minutes. The
Americans stood to- expecting a raid.
and a party OF two officers and fifteen
mcu wearing Gas masks worked their
way through Tho harbcd wire and took
up an ambush position in mo mans
land" intending TO Intercept German
raiders. They returned. however, as
. no raiders appeared.
In the meantime the American gun
F., hers slapped down a curtain Of fire
; on the German front line. which called
, forth krupp box harrase. taking in
an American position which was bonn
! bardcd with gas shells previously. Al
the same time the enemy put Into play
numerous big trench mortars, tossing
over mine thrcwers filed with high
explosives. The show lasted more
than an hour, but II was uncvcntful.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
SAYS JAPAN REFUSED
French Nistorinu Declares That
France Asked for Japanese Inter
Neutfon In August. 1919.
my Associated press /

ny Associated Press
FAIRS. March 2I.--lntcrvcntion 10y
Japan In tho European war VAS soil
cited by France At the end OF August.
1914. according to detailed account
by VI. Bernard. the historian, as pub
lishcd to-day in the Excelsior. Thco-
phiic pclcaSsc took charge OF tho For
ei.n urlcr on August IS. Ills first
step Was to draft Il note 10 tho En-
pcror OF Japan in his own hand. II.
bernard says. The noto was communal
Gated to the British ambassador. The
reply was that Japans policy Was en-
tiEcly Oriental. and that he army was
not prepared for action outside that
sphere.
NJ. Bernard denies. on the authority
OF NJ. pclcassc himself. a report which
has been current FOR a long time tina;
japan demanded The ccssion OF Indo-
China hy France a: tho price OF her in
tervcn;ion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
HAlG THANKS PRESIDENT
Answers Nr. Wilson's CnhIcgrnm, shy.
in. iil viii Flight Until Freedom
of Mankind Is Won,

WASHINGTON, March -. - Field
Marshal Hais's reply 20 President VIII
sons cahlcsram VAS received today
at, the White House.
Your message OF generous apprecia
tion OF the steadfastness and valor OF
our soldiers in the great battle now
raging has greatly touched us all.
ca bled the field marshal. Please accept
our heartfelt thanks. One and all be
l!evc In the justice OF our cause. and
are determined TO night on without
counting the cost until the the freedom
Of mankind is safe"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
CLEMENCEAU CONFIDENT
E'rnnr"-u british Command Preparing I,
Lnunrh Commemorative When
Allies Arr ltcn,lS.

NN Associated prcy2.l
lNlslS, MurCh 2i.-ln vonrcrSat lon
with Deputies who surrounded him in
ihc lobby before tho Chamber assem-
hlcd this moruing. Premier Clcmcn-
ccau declared that never was conf
jcncc moro Justified than now.
According to tho latest news from
She front. tho forco OF tho German at
tack seems 10 have been diminished
by the deadly struggle OF the last few
days Yesterday, onslaught was far
from having the same violence rs those
which preceded Il.
Tho Franco British high command is
takinE advantage OF the respite To pre-
pare FOR battles which the allies will
deliver at their own time and on tho
most favorable ground.
Deputies who took part in earlier
campaigns express tho opinion that IL
the Germans can he held for forty
eight hours more their ,nenfive Will
prove 10 have been checked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
BOLSHEVlKi CONFESS
High school Youths Admit Attempt
Mt Bia"I,mail in Order to
Iaisc Funds.
IRv Assoclated rress.l

tRv Associated rrcssl
NEW YORK. March - lsador Germ
stein and Morris Bernstein. arrested
last night charged with attempting to
hlaclmail l.. T.. Lorce. president OF the
Delaware and hudson Railroad Com
pany, out OF $4,000 by threatening
disclosures concerning his son,
Major James Talbot Loree. in the
United States Army at Spartanburg,
$. C., pleaded guilty 10 attempted ex-
tortion when they were arraigncd late
to-day.
The youths. who were high school
students. told the court that they are
believers IN the doctrines OF the Boil,
shevik and that they hoped TO get
the money from Mr.. I.oree in order
20 conduct propaganda in this coun-
try.
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To Give Drafted Mcn scnd-on.

ISO"claI 20 TNc TiMcS- UiSNAtrN.
FREDERICK SBCRt;. VA, March -.
Thirteen men from Fredericksburg
and Spotsylvania County have been
ordered to leave here on Friday morn
ing at 1907 O'Clock FOR Camp Lee.
These men arc In the draft. and re-
Gently passed the physical exan,tna
ton for this quota. Mayor J. p. Rove
has issued call for the people Of
10 assemble in the
courthouse IT 10 o'clock Friday morn.
ing and has extended an invitation t.
the people OF Snotsylvani;, County to
join In the demonstration. which will
be in the nature OF farewell exercises
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
Rasputin FIonored,
atriot Sent AWAY

l" 'o-da!s Timer Dispatch tho
story "f touutess Won SchnumbcrE
f"h. at the methods used by Ger
"'''"t ia st. Petersburg. through,
"r"-''rrinnnN in high places. 10 nut
their tools ~ actual control of the
EussiHn government.
The discover. OF the pIot led TO
III" execution al n number OF traitors
%! 'rnnd Duke NichoIn., the great,
r"t OF hus>in. miIitary lenders.
"'."">"re resulted in tho
Of "hsnutin, who VIM r.ntorrd
'"'or nif"r two month"; ahsence,
ana ''r:nd unkr NichOius un. Srnt
INC Caucasus NJ the bchrst or
'he German woman who Va. In,
Cznrina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
ARE MAKING
FOR OFFENSIVE IN ITALY
IRv Associated Pre.s.l

E'S Associated Press
WASHlNGToN. March 27.-Prepara-
tons for Teuton!c offensive on the
Italian front continue. the Italian EN-.
bassy was advised to-day by cable from
Rene. New divisions are arriving daily
on this front from the Roumanian
front. and the Austrians have brough.
up numerous new pieces OF heavy ar
tilcry The dispa ch says:
The situation a: lie Italian front Is
becoming every da" moro intense. !,
appears that the Austro Hunsaria
forces arc counting upon the success {
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
or FRANCE HAS
"SATfSFAtTORN IMPRESSION


FAEIS. March 21.-Preulicr Ciemcn-
sccau has returned from tn. front with
"a satisfactory Impression OF the si,ua-
sion. says an of'iciai note issued to-
day. The note reads
. The cabinet met this morning,
.'re'jd PO.ncare PRESIDING. Premier
:CiemcnccaH Informed his colleagues o.
she military Situation. The Premier has
;just rc.ulned from thc front, where he
spasscd The day Tuesday Win I'resi-
:"on, poincare ANA Louis Louchcur one
,Minister Of Mun'tlonsJ. me Premier
returned with satisfactory ',nprcs.
.sion"
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evolution"

tcrps'chorcan evolution" i'm which
soma Baraban and Charles Grohs will
be seen. rhoy arc artistic dancers nnL
have repertoire that embraces many
forms Of tho "mazy." Dcna Carvu and
Thornton Flynn, In "a Few Minute. -,
The Piano have happy vocal ana
instrumental act with comedy intcrpo-
iatons Sensational Eymnastic and
cpnIlihris.ic fcatS arc promised in thn
exhibition OF Norma Talma, and !, b,r
song. Glrl and fun act will be sup
piled by Nod Norton and his "Joylnnd
Hiris New motion pictures Include
some stirring war scenes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
Amusenlents
Popular vnudevillcur~ ut Lyric.

VIII Yer Jim" Doolcy. tho brcezicst
OK eccentric comedians, and his pretty
and talented partner, CoTincc Sales.
VII! loom large on Tho new bill at the
Lyric to- tho latter half OF tho week
commencing with the matinee per
Torrance to-day. Dooley and Sales
have long hccn established ravorites
here. They have Just returned from
European tour. ana will offer a smart
new act.
4 fOre.gM act on the new bill Is the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
IT RI<ISH ADVANCE MARKED
BN USUAL. ATROCITIES

LONDON. Tuesday. March 2s.-Thc
entry of the Turks into the port of
Trch!zond Was marked BY atrocities
against Greeks and Armcnians Greeks
~ho have arrived in Athens from tho
Elack sea report according TO an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from the
Greek capital. Tho Turks also nil-
LACED the town and caused much prop.
erty destruction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28

Important towns OF Niko,ayev. Eher-
son and Zmsnanka. Reports also have
IL that the Cossack General l<ornilon's.
troops have been surrounded BY the
Solshcvikt.
As WAS To be expected the Germans,
spontaneously with their attack in
France. reopcned last week strong
submarine attacks against British and
allied shipping Twenty mcr-
chantmen hyii.g the British flag were
sent 10 the bottom, sixteen OF them
being OF 1000 tons or over and twelve
os smaller tonnage. The previous
wcok seventeen British merchantmen
of both cateSores were destroyed. The
Italians during the week lost three
steamers and elk sailing vessels in
submarine attacks.
LONG TRAINS WITH
GERMAN WOUNDED
Nv Associated rresS1
A NJ : Il l.. Il ID \ NJ, March 21.-Enor-
mously long ambulance trains arc
passing through Lieec and Narnur
Belgium. on their way TO .,ixla-
Chapclle and other parts of Germany
with wounded men from the French
battle front, according TO the Tcle-
sraaf frontier correspondent.
Many OF the wounded have been de-
trained st Nlmur. says the correspond
cnt. who adds that the hospitais in
Northern France have not sufficient &C
com,nodatioas for the great streams OF
sufferers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
TESTING GUNS ON FAIRS
: TO EE USED AGAINST LONDON

g d. 49, lated is>res.l
> LONDON, -HaEch -T.-Licutcnant-
General Won Ehonc, Alderman authority
on ordnance. says in the Vosssche
EeitunE. or Berlin, that the bomba I'd :
ment OF Paris is merely in tho nature
OF TRIAL for guns which are really
intended to lombard London. eayf "a
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Copenhagen He adds:
+, 1T Is q waste OF time for citizens OF
Paris TO ascend the E!ncl Tower III an
effort 10 catch a glimpse OF the can
con. Only airmen A. a height OF 1890
sneters VIII bc able 10 observe them
London is about l25 miles iron he
nearest point on the front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
FRENCH ADMIT SOME
GROUND WELDED TO HUNS
my - ocistcd Frcss.1

'S - "c'H''H ircsS.
PARIS. March 2,.--With fresh troops
the Germans to-day attacked IN"
French lines east OF Montd.dier and.
although their assaults were rcpulsed
several times. they succeeded in max
ing some advance. according TO the
War Office announcement 10 night
Around Lassigny and Ncyon powerful
enemy attacks were broken up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
GERMAN WOUNDED
BRITISH CAVALRY
GOES INTO ACTION

rRy Associated rr-ssl
OTTAWA. March :1.--Br't!sh cavalry
has been In action and las achieved a
brilliant victory. according 10 Il dis
patch from tho Reuter- correspondent
~ British headGuar;crs, received here
tonight. The message said 10 details
OF the action had been given.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
"G.trl Of Ny Heart"

beautifully stased. admirably acted
ana c9rahly sung. Girl Of My Heart,
icrrH y. Nelly's musica, comedy offer
ing. which will hc the attraction r.,
Ime Academy Monday Tuesday aud
Wednesday. will no doubt nroyc ono
or the scnson's most enjoyable. as well
as profitable, engagements The bool;
and lyrics arc by Arthur J. Lamb. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
AUSTRIAN REPORT CLAIMS
FGRTHEH "GREAT SUCCESSES"

8Y Associated Press
LONDON. March -. - An Austrian
official communication received here
th:s evening says:
In France our allies have achieved
further great successes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28

tacks. in which American troops GER
tainsy Participated only symbolically.
wcre not only beaten off. but were
thrown back on the Disc Canal by an
energetic blow"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
-At.RLlS CLAIMS LONG RANGE
. HOMBARDMENT CONTINUES
lBy As.ociaicd rrcss.l

{, BERLIN. Tuesday March &c (via Lon
Hon).-Thc Germans have not halted
Thcir Ions range bombardment of
,Ehris, according 20 al official state
1nen, from general headquarters to-
slay. The announcement says:
!, We continued the bomhardmcnt OF
tho fortress Of Paris."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

the German drive in France TO discour-
ego the Italians before attempting
new offensive.
New divisions arc daily being
brought 20 the Italian front from tn
Roulnan!an front. Artillery duets are
growing In Intensity all along the
mountain section OF the front in Val
l.aEadtna. Giudicaria and Astico. The
Aus,riaus have numerous new pieces
Of heavy artillery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
Soldier End. HI, Lie.

CAMP McCLEl.LAN. ALA. March %
Private Paul Little. OF Westminster
Md. committed suicide while on guard
duty tonight by shooting himself in
the head.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
CHARGES PRESIDENT Is USING
HIS OFFICE As rSUTJSAN

The letter TO MIR. Davies. he said
discloses that not only is the Prcsi.
deht willing TO use the prestige OF MI.
nigh Office FOR partisan purposes. bu,
that he vas willing 10 cast aspersions
upon the loyalty OF members Of his
own party-to accomplish the present
partisan task OF electine Democrat
10 the Senate
"lie Is most intense partisan. and
persists IN that ps-tlsanship In ,!rne
OF war;
Referring to the acid test cited by
President Wilson on the McI,cmore
resolution. Senator smoo, recalled that
he had appointed former Representa-
tive Kent. OF California, who voted
for the resolution, 10 the Tariff Board.
Tic has made the Issue" said the
Utah Senator. In conclusion. lie has
lh-own down the sanl..t 20 those
americans who believe In supcricri,v
oil Republican principles and In greater
aH'hty OF those men who constitute
me republican party. II Is an issue
Republicans have been willing either
10 ignore or 20 minimize. They can
now. In maintenance OF their self.
T"speei' take no other course thar. that
OF accepting the gauge OF battle as
the President has drawn the battle
lines. We can only regret tina, our
coWmsrd der In chief has not seen 1T 20
tain from partisan activities and
thereby rec!proca;e ;he real nonpar.i-
sanship so essential TO his ultimate
success
The only reply to-day to Senator
Smoot came from Senator Myers, O,
Montana who dep!ored criticism and
investigation in the Senate OF the ma :
lions war activities. The Montana
senator said that, while spending much
time In criticism, the Senate has failed
10 give attention To charges asa:na,
one OF rs own members which have
been pending for months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
The Weather
Furnished by U. s. Weather nurr'"'
Forecast: Virginia.

Forecast: Virginia.
Fair north. cloudy
south portion Thurs
day; Friday probably
fair.
North Cnroiinn-i"-
chi rains rhursdn! |;
Friday probably fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28

Rainfall. - hours ending i. Al None
Excess i'll rainfall since March ]. 30
Excess in reinfall since January |. To-
Local Observations Mt Y u. NJ.
Temperature. IS; humidity. %: wind.
direction. southeast: wind, velocity, 4.
state of weather. clear.
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continued from First Page
speeches as documents Of patriotism and
loyalty.
Senator Smoot declared that ;hc re.
pu5licans had supported legislation
asked by the President ".tlthou-h
some OF II has been revolutionary and
socialist!c. and. in some cases. unjusti-
liable and Unnecessary
No Republican," lie asserted has
sought to secure party advantage by
calling attention of the country 10 al
mittcd plumbers OF the Administrations
NO word CT warning o. the cNtrava-
CANT and wicked waste OF the peoplc's
money or weakness IN efficiency o! the
administration have been intirnatcd
but some Democrat would imm edi;itely
rise and claim that It would only
bring JOY to the Kaiser"
Inc Utah Senator contrasting Repub-
mean and Democratic partianship. de
rlarcd all Democrats directed their eff
loris to party advancement. President
wilson, he said, has frankly announced
himself the leader Of his party.
No man while occupying the White
House the Utah Senator proceeded.
has ever uttered structures against
his political opponents as severe as
President Wilson in his INDIANAPOLIS
speech
By speeches and actions and BY re-
iusal 10 accept proffcred services OF
"a most capable man OF the opposition
party, he said. the President had
proven his partnership
President Wilson's recent letter 10
Mr. Davies. stating the McLemore rcso
luton was the "acd to.,u 90, zo,,t
ism, and his letter 10 New Jersey Dom
ocfa's were cited by Senator Smoot a..
proof OF tho Presidents par,isan ,,-
DoScS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
Local Tempcrnturr.

L" NOON temperature ......... II
u. NJ. temperature .............. 80
Maximum tcmunru;urc 10 s T. M %
3iintnum temperature to T. NJ. =
Mean tcmpcraturc " &"
Normal temperature Tor this date. -
Deficiency in temperature ........
Excess In temperature since March
49,. ....' -"
Accumulated deficiency since Janu-
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BITTER PARTISAN
DEBATE FOLLOWS
JONES'S SPEECH

CONTINUED from First Page }
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-20
FAIRY

June is
1lr. and Mrs. D. 80. Dunn. Mr. and
AIRS Elmer Mcdonald SIR and Nrs.
Charles Besue and Afrs Lewis ellis
of Lapsz were guests or SIR. and
Ms Cloyd Bestle Sunday
Mrs Claude Peterson and son
spent Monday afternoon with Mrs.
j. T. StrOup OF Lydick
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker spent
Friday with Nlr. and aIrs. Martha
Wltter
Mr aud Mrs. George Peterson
were guests OF sIr. and Mrs. George
Fisher sunday az dinner.
Russell Bestle Of Portage road
spent several days last week with
Mr. and Mrs Cloyd Bes,le
Mr.. and Afr-. claude Wirte- wers
guests ~ lIr and Nlr- Robert Fields
~ LydloE SUNDAY
Mr.. and AIRS George Arass nd
Family pent sunday Vrth 1Ir. lud
Airs. Charles Aues.
4ir. aul 1Ir- 1l4lrlu WIt-er --els
SUNDAY guests ~ Mr and AIS p.
As. IEll-k.
1Ir and Al- ,loJ Hes-I- Az
tendea tae Alcuorald reunion held
Al LAKE Para <atHrdsr