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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-31

sickness Kills Two Soldier Boys Of
South Amboy Family.
BIZ SpeciaI C-orrcspoadsAt
SOUTH AMBOY. Dec. sf.-Durlng
the month Of October death claimed
two brothers. who were in h service
Of their country.
On October s, Private Charles Smith
died In a hospital in France from
pneumonia. Private Smith left South
Amboy with the first quota of men
from the Third District, After several
months training at Camp DIX. he
sailed for France. where he saw active
service. He also went "over the top"
and also won q medal for bravery.
Private Smith was tw~enty-four years
old.
On October IL. his brother. George
Smith, who was stationed at Camp
Humphreys, Va, passed away from
an attack OF influenza. His body was
brought to- his home and interned In
the family plot at st. Marys cemetery.
He was twenty-five years old.
These two men were the sons OF the
late Charles Smith, sHd Mrs. Mary
Dunno of Henry street. They came
from n fighting stock. their grandfath-
err, Philip Smith, being a veteran of the
/ Civil War. The Smith boys had many
friends who mourn their loss.
On November Z. there was a me-
mortal mass celebrated at st. Mary's
church for these boys. The edifce
was filled with friends OF the family
among these being the soldiers of the
various companies stationed at Camp
Morgan, who attended the service at
the request of the mother of the boys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-31
s0RENESs,PA|N
ACHING JOINTS
Don't Suffer! Relief Comes tho
Moment You Rub With Old
"St. Jacobs Llniment."

Don't stay sore. stin and lame! IAm-
per upi Rub soothing. penetrating ST
muscles. joints and painful nerves It's
the quickest. surest pain relief on
earth. 1t 10 absolutely harmless and
doesn't burn the skin.
st. Jacobs Liniment" conQuers pain.
1t instantly takes away any ache, sore
ness and stiffness In the head. neck.
shoulders, back. legs, arms. fingers or
n part Of the body-nothing like IL.
You simply pour q little In your hand
and rub where II hurts" and relief
comea instantly. Don't stay crippled
Get q small trial bottle now from any
drug store. Il never disappoints-six
gold medal awards-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-31
Smoke Wood for Haddoeks.

The historic wireworks at Tintern,
England, in which Sir Francis Bacon
had a share. are being used as a wood
turning factory. and the waste shaw
ings are sent to Scotland to be used
for smoking paddock, as the smoke
from the locally grown hard wood has
a peculiar sweetness which makes 1t Of
special value.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-31

Innuenxa Gets Old and Young
Grip and Flu" coughs should not
thousands like Mrs. Mary Kisby. asss
Princeton Ave, Spokane, WASH. who
writes: Our little boy found relief In
surely cured me- / am rs years old
had very bad cough. from Ia grippe"
Sold everywhere.-kdv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-31

t.onm salt ndav nan good grocery stores And we want very housewife in TOWN. Who St using saMe
Emamuy we want the woman who a@ her own bread because she wants n6 ""y "nmo
IT. the taste that tells and by the taste of us improved uHmNh w want y" " Judge"
An Won thousands Of women who are already delighted users Of BunerNuh w1 nm ma I'M ne" @
RID EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29

MOBILE. ALA, November 2S-The
South Alabama Conferences Nr,boJis,
Episcopal Church. South. in n meeting
SaNe woT , right to choice in The
CnuIch: me latty privileges was fav-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
BERLIN REPORTS JEWS
At LEMBERC MAssACRED
Poles Sacked and Burned
Ghetto Section.
BANDITS BLAMED FOR pOGRoMs
Charged That Polish Authorities
We're Indifferent and, Took No
Measures to Halt Slaughter NJ
Helpless Civilians.
Eny Associated press.1

BERLIN. Wednesday. November 81
The charge that the Poles. after
capturing LemberE. the Galician cap
! ital. sacked the Jewish quarter. whore
the victims numbered several thou
sand is made by the Lemberg corrc-
spondcnt OF the Berlin Tageblatt. who
says he left the Galician city Novem
her q. lie tclegraphs his newspaper
from Ercslau as follows:
since Friday Lcmberg. which has
been the scene OF desperate street
lighting is again in the hands of the
Poles after having been stubbornly de-
tended by the Ckrainians. The casu-
altieS among the soldiers and civilians
large. section OF the inner city was
completely destroyed.
linn cdiately upon entering tho city
the Poles proceeded to sack and burn
the ghetto district. whose victims
numbered several thousands. The
streets were filled with the charrcd
bodies of m, murdered Jews, many Of
l"aped from the burning buildings,
which were surrounded by Polish
troops. The Polish authorities were in
different and declined to take measures
to halt the slaughter Polish lcEions
roped off the streets leading to the
ghetto and methodically proceeded to
pIllaEc. rapinc and burning.
The Polish authorities are attempt.
inE to blame uniformed bandits for
the poEromS. although it is commonly
known that the tcrroristS arc not only
amply supplied with arms and ammu-
Jews in the event Lemberg was cap
iurpl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
DAILY TELEGRAPH'S VIEW
OF THANKSGIVING DAY
Peculiar Reason for Satisfaction. Says
Paper. That We Can Join Hands
with America.
TBy Associated Prcss.l

10y NSsOClatcu l'rcSS.
LONDON. November IS. - In the
course OF long article dedicated to
Thanksgiving Day. the Daily Tcle-
graph, after reff ring to the various
celebrations in London. says:
This years Thanksgiving Day will
be celebrated in gratitude for ;he ricn-
est harvest ever gathered in. 1t is a
peculiar reason for satisfaction that
We can join hands with the American
people III looking back on the peril
Gus months through which we and they
passed.
The newspaper pays tribute to the
United states navy In winning a VIC
tory which will be regarded as an
epic illustration OF the value OF sea
power"
Referring 70 Colonel w. s Church.
ills declaration on the determination
Of the British TO preserve their sea
rights, TO which the republic OF The
United States owes it's existence" the
Daily Telegraph continues:
we believe the good sense OF the
American people viii lead them to L
recognition OF the debt due To the
Two naries and that they will sympa-
thiZc with the attitude of an island
people in confronting the naval ques-
tons which may he discussed at the
peace conference. We, like them
selves. owe our freedom from agrees
sion 10 sea power"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
ADOPT PASSPORTS
Directors OF Enterprises Arc ia ne
EuEplicn With Testimonial
EuOsK.

SToCkHOLAi, November 2s.--New
passports for the bourgcoisc. in the
form of testimonial! books. have been
introduced by decree in Russia, accord
Ing 10 telegram received mere to-
DAY from rctrograd
Everybody WHO makes use OF tho
Wor" or others is 10 be provided with
tAehl !ncluC!ns directors OF enterprises
members OF administrative councils
merchants, brokers. c&-oiiicers and law
years. Only anmotaiions on these hooks
VIII entitlr The bearers 10 travel about
Russia.
living 10 ihc decentralization of ex-
terror commerce, persons desjrinr "a
import foreign merchandise must first
apply Tor . license TO the commissariat
o! commerce and industry, and it il
correspond with foreign countries re-
garoinS exports and Imports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED
DURING GERMAN REVOLT
Ounce Cap Placed On Williams Bronzc
Head and Placed on His
Tuck.

SOMEWHERE IN RIENlSH PRUS-
STA, November - CBy Courier to
Nancy).-From inhabitants of the pic
turesque Rhincland we are learning
some interesting inside stories Of
what happened during the German
revolution and OF what is going on In
tho former cnrire now.
In Cologne there Is statue OF the
former Kaiser. II has been there foc
Years. But could the eX- iimpcro, sec
ing clsn could make him feel. how he
f'as fallen In the estimation OF his
countrymen. Rebel soldiers have
decorated the statue They have
placed Ounce cap on Williams head
of bronze. In one hand they have
placed ling bag. and In the other
cane. On his back they have hung q
placard, reading:
Here goes the great scoundrcl'
IL seems that the uncurbed uttcranccS
ana agitation for Soviets among the
soldiers and sailors behind the actual
| front devcloped the revolutionary spirit
that finally broke loose in the over
throw of William HohcnZollcrn.
The royal family, it appears. did not
trust protection by troops of the reg
ular army, but called upon the "Jugen-
wehr TO guard the palace at Potsdam.
This "JuScndwchr. organized two
years ago. consisted of sons of auto
and seventeen years of age. trained and
equipped for such emergency as arose
during the revolt. They were called
palace pets.
/ y delegation OF regular troops de-
manded the removal of the boy guard
/ refusal occasioncd AN exchange Of vol
| leyS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
AUSTRIAN REPUBLIC ASKS
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
fBy Associated Press.l

VIENNA. Sunday, November "a
''Providcd the allies extend Immediate
help the Austrian republic will be able
TO arise from the position IL is in at
present said Or. Joseph Redlieh, for
incr Minister OF Finance, TO the cor
respondent to-day.
We hope there is no rcvcnGcful de-
us remain in poverty" he continued
enemies Should be generous and
nos !n Gsst hs d hn<ira d@
..ssally and tried repeatedly TO give up
..ss:she war. If we are helped. We will
sssshe able TO help ourselves, our people
ats.zarc farmers aud men OF tho industrial
ses.ala sses all willing TO work and not
ssss1nclinod to Boisheyil<!sm our financial
ssssscphper. but we will be able to pay our
st-s4ar debts.
si,fiops 100000 crowns--but that is Of
= no great Importance IN my. opinion.
"a What urge is that we be helped back
sto = productive, basis; If we can &c,
ss.sfood now we will be able to keep ordcr.
taaf we can get coal We will begin work
- Chg If Se can get, cotton. metals and
2. raw materials production will go
We will also be quiet politically, which
~ is desired by America and the allies.
Is federation or not is an unsettled qucs-
= ..ct aon, even amons ourselves 1t is my
tiSn with the Drokcn-up parts OF the
former empire for commercial pur
poses"
Ludwig Won Neurath, director OF the
Austrian credit bank. said to-day while
discussing the situation:
The Austrian republic must first
be given loan be used for the
purpose of sending food and coal into
the country TO prevent ram!ne and dis
order Then II must obtain another
3 loan of s5o,000.oo0 TO buy a six months
stock OF cotton, wool and copper.
diplomatic pressure should be
brought 10 bear against the Czcchs. who
are attempting 10 prevent the arrival
or coal and metals from Ga!iCia and
other points. The peace conference
should also apportion the debts Of The
former Austrian empire cuuitably
among the CZechs, Hungarians Aus
TRANS and Jueo-Slavs. This debt now
totals $4,000. 1000. 600 kronen 81 900. 900.
ooo or which is in paper money which
is circulating in all parts OF the coun
Try If the Austrian republic is made
to shoulder this war debt she Is bound
TO be bankrupt Before the war norma!
expenses for the army totalcd 1000
oOo,OoO kronen. II there is no army
- or navy In future. this sum viii be
sufficient to pay the Interest on the
country's debt"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
SOLE PROTESTS ENTERTAINMENT
''~ ON GERMAN RHINE COUNTRY

y, ;ZGRiCH. SUNDAY, November 24.-pr.
w. ;; So!f. the German Foreign Minis
ter, has addressed the following note
TO the allied powers:
According 10 an additional note
sent to the armislicc. convention by
INC allies, Belgium, France. I.uxeul-
burg and Alsace Lorraine must be
evacuated within a period OF .itteen
days. This. rciirerent must DE made in
three stages. each being marked on
the map. The third stage has already
been reached and encroaches upon the
Mhine country TO the west OF Prum
between Mcrzig and Sarrcsruemines
ana COMPRISES Sarreiou!S ana Sarre-
bruck II seems possible that this en-
croachncnt may Nave been made with
q view 10 attempting the annexation
4s thtse territories TO Aisacc- Lorraine
me protest OF The members OF the
German commisson has not been con-
s!dered The German government
makes most solemn protcs. against ali
attempts intended TO deprive German.
oil these territories"
lhe Herman arInis:ice commission
mas again presented argument support
ing ce!ay ~ the evacuation Of terri
tories west o. the Rhine, claiming that
nc economic situation there supports
81 erHanyS view 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
LOOSEN UP THAT
HEAVY COLD
Go after it right away with DIR.
Bells Pine-Tar-If0ney.

Don't give IL a chance to develop
into something dangerous. Prompt
use of DIR. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey ac-
cording to directions will bring a
quick, gratifying relief and help to get
you on the we'll list.
Its healing ingredients don't give
any lccway 10 cold. They help to
case inflammation. check the cough
provoking tickle. allay Inflammation
loosen phlcgm, and clear the air pas
sages. Tens of thousands use il reg
ularly. Economical safe. antiseptic
quick cough relicvcr for old and
young. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Doc. Coo and s1.2O. .r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29

like n strong winl OH n cold day TIT.
surgeons have found that simple bath
of iodine solution will heal the paiml
and prevent Infection. Describing The!
scene within tank which is being MI
said:
"As the bullets strike tho tank. simul-l
the creation OF the flake. a blue iiImcI
is secn. and when II machine-sun ~
playing up and down the joints In ,hSE
h2pe or nnding weak spot. the i'm
terror looks much like a demonstra,inns
OF cheap fireworks. ~"
Whil" there is no danger from M,
chine gums 20 tanks crew. there -
real ana pressing danger from arnn,
piercing or explosive shelly \
Unless II is possible to get within
a mile Of the guns before being iii.
covered ono Is liable TO como Witt
OF the face of the eartn. \ direct M,
means that everybody Is going 10 ~,
hurt. with the chances that somcbGf
is going No bo killed. The GerrhansS
tank is comparatively safe, for H., ie
guns cannot he depressed TO ret ,i,cs
range. Then tho only thing the tank
When mis- is accurately located he.
tank quickly runs II down The C;nrs
man machine gunner was Gcrmany'si
best tighter Generally he would hant.
hcring tank until he found II was No
use and tied or was run over
one OF the tricks we learned wac
The tremendous value of tanks against
masses OF enemy troops. AZ FIRST No
were content Ia use the ordinary ma.
chine gums in tanks. bu; IN the lntt"r
months we used To she'll timed TO cr.
plOdc as /, left the gun scattering ~,
gun; Troops without artillery were
solely unable to stand such fire."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
WOULD REPRESENT RUSSIA
American Defense Society Asks Thnt
Country Have Delegates at
Peace Conference.
By Associntcl Press

NEW YORK. November 2S-A plea
STA should have it's place nj tho pnacc
table before Germany has been sent
to President Wilson by the American
Defense society, il was announced to-
night.
We learn with amaz.nent that il
Is contemplated that the party Of law
and order in Russia may have no rep-
and that, on the other hand. Germany
mag BE- represented there" the message
said. There are as many independent
governments in Germany to-day as
there are in Russia, and all the vari-
Gus governments in Russia except tina:
conducted by the }olshcviki are upon
tho side OF law and order. Anarchy
cannot be put down in Germany If ii
EAn act and reart from KusSia'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29

. ward that end. che purpose being that
sSUt never again allowing Germans TO
work themselves into high and inhu-
Sentihl places In England.
4 The Carlton Hotels Company airesuS
S4as invited tho propr!ctors OF the Rah-
9Ehrlton In New York to -"r,SSr sir,,,a IN
'sSWilliam Harris, of the board OF uirec-
si4orS of the company.
III Yin view of the threatened influx or
enemy aliens" said Mr.. Harris, the
s35oard of directors has prohibited the
!. employment By the Carlton and kitI
( Hotels here OF any German citizens and
has asked the New York hotel 10 fol-
: low it's example.
The Northcliffc papers arc tanning
( the popular feeling in this respect. and
incidentaliy, are attacking premier
J Lloyd George for not defining his stand
< on the question.
DEMANDS AN ANSWER
FROM HRiTISH PREMIER
In this connection dialogue i'll the
course of the Premicrs speech 1t VOL
northampton the other day is Interest
h nE WaiIepfy i pavis asSed
Are YOU in favor of Keeping out
the GermansY
enough of the Germans.
The Alderman: 1T is question
which the entire country wants an
The Premier: 1T is very small
question compared 10 the vaster ones
{, ,NorthcliTes Evening News will say
teditoraily to-morrow. under tho head
Ling "Good-by. Not .,u Revoir":
"If Lloyd George thinks the country
nrcgards the clearing out OF the Huns
,R side issue, he is very much mis-
,.taken. AS he says it ID easy thing
to do, we must suppose that he Will
Il 90 II at the earliest possible moment.
but in order TO make that possible the
.Scpuntry must sec to II that the NOM
bers of the new Parliament are sim
! alnrly minded.
The Huns arc making arrangements
ITO return here when peace is signed.
Let them understand tina; we said
a &c ood-by' and not 'Au rcvoir.
Every parliamcntarN candidate must
tic asked 10 put in writing his views
on the expulsion OF the Huns There
are few constituencies whore this Qucs-
portancc."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
AFTER INFLUENZA
The Grip, Fcvrrs md Other Hood
Poisoning, ProstrntiuS Diseasca

The best course OF restorative treat
meut, purifying the blood. strength
ening the nerves. stimulating the liver.
is:
floods S,rsapari!la. the standard
blood purifier, before eating.
Pcptirun. real Iron tonic (choco-
lated pills.. after catinE.
Hoods Pills tcathartic. mild and Of
fcctivc) rs needed
These three great medicines make
convalesccncc real. rapid and perfcct.
They are also OF service in the prc-
vention OF disease and the prcscrva-
ton Of health. They form Hoods
Triple Combination Urea tmen,.
Zach Is good alone; all are GOOD to-
Gcthcr. Get them to-day.--Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
Enr,tshmnn Drills for OIL.

HAKDSTOFF, ENGLAND. NOvcmbc,'
2l-rhc Marquis of harrington has
started the drilling machinery of Eng
lands first oil well. The operations;
are the result of a four-ycar survey by
Lord Cowdray's geological STATS. At
the ceremony beginning the drilling.
Lord Cowdray said it was Impossible
to forecast the quantity of oil which
might exist half Il mile or more be-
low the surface
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
BRITISH TROOPS ADVANCE
onriai Communication Says Tint
Forces Have Reached BcIginn-
German Frontier.
by Associated Press1

LONDON. November %. - Advance
guards OF the British troops have
reached the Belgian German frontier
in the region between Bcho and Stavc-
lot and are in possession OF more than
i,ivO surrendered German guns, ac-
So'dins TO AN official communication
muniCation follows:
our forward troops have reached
inc German frontier between the neigh
oorhood Of Bcho and Stavciot
Tine number of German guns which
nave passed into our possession since
November II exceeds 400"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
MANY COMPROMISING FACTS
AGAINST I:IfZnEitf.I.n

LONDON. November 2s-In conucc-
ton with reports tina; the RESERVATIONS
OF i.r. S2lf. the German Foreign Min
member OF the Cabinet, are cXpectcd
a str me severe attacks made upon
theni AZ the federal congress in Der.
sage thar documents are 10 be nub-
lished containing many compromising
ttHcts regardlnE the activities of Herr
tho war. ''"'S o'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
U-BOAT AVENUE NOW
OVER MILE N LENGTH

-<--l. ONDON, November IS tvia Mon.
,streaD:-A Renter correspondent. Who
visited "t-boat Avenue" of IIarwich
flying. states that the avenue is ovnr
mile long. The submarines ARC
.towed TO, either side in patches OF
3 hrees and tours. Officers when ash; cd
sthe whereabouts OF their days sa5d
stheir flag was a red one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
GERMANS DO NOT WISH TO NE
HELD FOR RULERS ,lISnI.t.nv

- HULL Wednesday, November 27.-
gBritlsh civii!an prisoners arriving here
17fom Euhlcben, Germany. saw that
when they were leaving the prison
camp mere. long, written document
was handed them by the Germans, an
peaiing to them 10 intcrcedc with the
Brlush peonic in behalf of the people
q GerlnanE who have freed themselves
tenn. and not IN hold the Germans
responsible for the deeds Of their for,
utterly powerless." '"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
RAILROAD MAN DEAD
'npfnin Charles w. Stanley Was For
Mnny Years Connected with
Southern Hallway.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

7 IT.. 7
bANNllLE. VA. November 2s-
Captain Charles w. Stanley, we'll
known cit zen WHO has long resided in
loanvi!le, died this morning at 1906 \.
u at his residence on Green Street.
re had been III for several months and
ms Death wiS not unexpected. Cap
tain stanley has been in the service
Of the Southern Railway for over thr-
~ years. having connected himself
with the railway interests in the days
when the road was called the Richmond
and hAnNllln rOad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
& GERMANY AS a WHOLE
MUST PAY WAN nh,
Try Assnriain.

LONDON, November IS - German
ss states. whatever their form must pa y
She held Responsible for Inc cd NJ
3quences of the war" says the West
yninster Gazette in discussing the iii
snanon that has developed in Germany
4 The newspaper admits that the al
5lies may find that the legal entity Of
.stjermamy has undergone n complete
schanse and that like Austria /, ma\.
sDurst into fragments before ncgotia-
stions are completed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
WHEN MhCHIME-GUN
BULLETS SPRAY TANK
British Army Officer Says They kmoc,,
on Thin Flake Of Steal on
the Inside

LONDON, November 2S.--Nmchlue.
gun bullets sprayed against the sides
of a tank produce "a queer effect within
II. says on British army officer who
mas spent three months fighting with
his tank in France. The bullet. he saws,
cannot pierce the armor. hut /, docs
knock off on the inside n thin fake OF
steel that pu!rerizcs and nies in all
directions. 1t gets into the fuces and
hands or the crew and stings them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
A"cd In.tnr Stricken.

EMPOi;IA. VA. November 2S.--Rcv
Richard Ferguson. Il prominent Metho-
dist divine. is i'll at his home here
having suffered a slight stroke Of pa
ralysis "A few days ago. He Is In his
eiGhiieth year. and has been mem
Der Of the Virginia Conference for
hfty years. not having missed Il scs-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
CHEFS END STRIKE
Claim Hotel Owner. of \c,v >
agreed {" All tho Dcmnndx
Made
INy AssonIAtnd prrhs !

NEW YORK. November 2s.-Af,cr a
parade to-day OF hotel and rcsi;,nra M
y, wo waa foiiowed hy mass meeting.
organization Leading ii liphi for hi,.hn :
wages mat the restaurant owners Ia d
E,.'".d 10 10 their demands. thus avert
fnss ,n 'nanhsS wing h.y strike nxed
OF IN. waters AT hotels. whhh has hc"n
in effect for several d,y - .,as pei
continued. the leaders snd 'e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-29
C0NSULS TO RETURN HOME
Chilean Cabinet md Senntc Apuroyr
Action Protesting Against Anti
Peruvian Riots.

LIMA, PERU. November o8-Tbc
Lhiican consul here will leave for home
!alt today or tomorrow
me cabinet and Senate have an
proved TIC action Of the Foreign Min
ister in strongly protesting 10 Chic
against the anti-Tcruvian riots a,
IqGiquc u is announced thu, Perm
W. WI, oe'nann ind"nni,ies for these in
G!dchtS. The entente ministers at
Lima called separately upon the For.
cign Minister Yesterday. 70