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The Washington herald., 1919-06-08
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
Wednesday-Fiendship Temple. No. 9.
friday-liathbone Temple. No g.

The officers of the grand lodge will
meet this afternoon at O'Clock to
arrange for details for the memorial
service to be held Tuesday evening
Home Lodge, No. 81. requests the
attendance OF all members at its con-
vention tomorrow night at which sew
eral applications for membership will
be balloted on.
The grand lodge officers. headed bv
Grand Chancellor Patrick, will CON-
duct the annual memorial services of
the order Tuesday night. Music will
be rendered by a quartet All Pyth-
ians and theiS friends are invited to
attend.
Washington Company. No. 1. uni
form rank, will hold its monthly as
sembly Wednesday night. Capt. f. l..
Giading announces that ten candi-
dates will be initiated and a number
of petitions voted on. Members of
the organization are requested to De
in the armory at o'clock sharp.
Lodges comforting thelranks during
the past week were as follows: Web
ster the page and esquire ranks,
Tuesday night at its convention
which was attended by many visitors,
including George W. Wagner, of
Golden Gate Lodge. No. I45. San
Francisco. Cal. and d. L. Lowery,
Medical Corps. U. S.A.: Capital, the
knight rank, Tuesday evening. the
work being done By the rank team for
the class initiation: Equal. the ESQUIRE
rank, and Columbia. the page rank,
wednesday evening. and Franklin,
the page rank. Thursday evening.
Each of these lodges is expected to
make an unusually good showing at
the golden jubilee class initiation on
June IS ....
The stockholders of the Pythian
Hall Association held their annual
meeting last Monday night at which
the following directors were elected: !:
William A. kimmel, II. J.. Gasson. c.
w. Henderson, Albert Kahlert, M.
{. Thompson. ]. E. Wilson. Louis
Hartig. ]. F. Skidmore, John b..
Dickman- The report of Secretary H.
J. Gasson called attention to improve
nnents made. obligations cancelled and
balance on hand at the close of the
business year. The report, which was
most encouraging, was made unan-
irDously. A board meeting was held
following the meeting of the stock
holders and the following officers re-
elected: William A. Kimmel. presi-
dent; John r. Dickman. vice presi-
dent: II. j. 'Gasson. secretary; Louis
Hartig. treasurer The foliowir<
committees We're appointed by Presl-
dent Kimmel. Executive, William A
Himmel. A. J. Gasson. Louis Harti.3.
house. NJ. c. Thompson. ]. E. Wilson
n. J. Gasson: auditing. Albert Kah-
lert. c. w Henderson. ]. F. Skidmore
4 Amaranth Lodge. No. % has the
page rank scheduled for its conyen-
tion on June l6e Keeper OF Records
and Seal Dickens reports the receipt
of number Of applications for mem-
bership.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08
MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA.

With only one vote against the pro.
posed rate increase. Central Camp
strongly upheld the action of the
head camp at Chicago and placed it.
self in favor of the new plan c.
NJ. Hunter. who has been in Utah
for a number Of months. has been ad-
mitted to the woodmen sanitarium
at Colorado Springs. The return of
j. c. Mcfarland. who was chief clerk
in the office of the assistant controller
Of the Treasury. in Paris, was an
nounced. Mr. Mcfarland Is an en-
thusiastic Woodman. and his return
to the meetings of the camp will be
welcomed. A meeting of the general
committee on the joint excursion to
Chesapeake Beach was called. II. f.
Shaw, G. A. Casey and DR.. Thomas
Linvilie represent the camp.
Clarence Durand. attached to the
Fifth Regiment of Marines. was a
visitor at the meeting of A. r. Tai
bot Camp, Thursday evening. His
experiences at Chateau-Thierry ana
Belleau Wood, where he was
wounded, received close attention, and
he was given an enthusiastic ovation
at the close of his remarks. A vote
was taken on the amendment to the
bylaws to readjust the rates. and the
action of the head camp in this mat
ter was unanimously approved. Ar
rangements are nearly completed for
a memorial meeting in honor of the
departed Woodmen of Talbot Camp.
II. HI. Millard entertained with a de-
scription of the hilarious celebration
in Paris on November IL. lis. on the
signing of the armistice. w. F. Black,
w. H. Patterson. ]. X. Duncan. Will
lam McCaffery and c. S. Thomas
made brief remarks. The application
Of F. l.. Mason, formerly an officer OF
the camp. for a transfer to Chicago
Camp. was approved. and vote OF
thanks extended Mr.. Mason for his
work In behalf of the camp.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08
C. W. u. NOTES.

lean II. Z. Jones, of the West Vir-
ginia University Law School, former
professor of law in the George Wash
ington Law School. was a recent WIS.,
itor at the university
SET or law reports OF the S.>fe
or Maine has been added to the Ii
orary OF the Law School. The re-
port system now Is complete. with
the exception of the law reports of
New Hampshire and South Carolina.
Professor Lapham's class in irri-
cation at the College of Engineering
was treated recently to an illustrated
lecture on construction work In the
west. Three reels of film and sew
eral dozen colored pictures were ex-
hibited by the Reclamatf ton Service
The Bureau OF Commercial Eco
nomics has lent the College of Engi-
neerfng two reels of motion pictures
showing the development of water
power in Canada. The pictures will
De used to illustrate water power lee
lures.
Eighteen couples formed a launch
rarty which took a trip recently down
the river to Glymont. the expedition
| being under direction of Gamma Eta
fraternity.
Beta Alpha chapter OF Phi Mu gave
a luncheon recently in honor of Miss
Fay Marie Pierce, who since has been
married to Lieut.. Carl Hiding Beij,
L. $. Radio Corps.
Helen Romhilt has been elected act
i've delegate of the unIversitys chap
ter Of Phi Mu to the national con-
vention OF the fraternity. to be held
in Cleveland from July to ).
sigma Kappa fraternity has an
nounced the pledging of Margaret
Goddnow to membership.
Sigma Kappa has received word of
the installation of a chapter at the
University of Wisconsin.
The active members of Sigma Kap-
| pa recently gave a shower at the
! home of Miss Rachel Benfer for
their two brides-to-be. Miss Ethel
Densmore, whose marriage to Arthur
p. Starr will take place next month.
and Miss Elizabeth Humphrey, whose
! fiance. Lieut.. y. l.. Mackey, is on his
way home from France.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon held a Bohe-
| mian party recently at the chapter
| house.
Harold Young. of Sigma Alpha Ep-
| silon. recently came to the city from
his home in Columbia, s. c.. TO pay
visit to his fraternity brothers.
c. X. Yingling, of Sigma Alpha Ep-
silon. has received his discharge from
the navy.
Lambda Chapter of Phi Sigma Kap-
pa recently gave a straw ride TO
| Great Falls.
Dewey Smith. OF Kappa Alpha. will
| leave New York the latter part of
this month for China.
Calvin Burr, of Kappa Alpha. now
is connected with a railroad project
In Arkansas.
Senator New. Congressmen Moore
| and Newton. and Park Commissioner
Mather were the guests of honor at
| smoker given recently by Sigma
Chi.
Ed Hanson. of Sigma Chi. has been
elected a member of the university's
Student Council.
Sigma Chi has inaugurated the pub
fishing of a semi-annual booklet called
Epsilon Minutes
Brother Carrothers. of Sigma Nu.
who was director OF the national
thrift campaign, has accepted the po-
Of Wisconsin.
Ensign Brown. OF Sigma Nu, who
has been in the submarine chaser
service for thirteen months. paid a
visit to the chapter house recently.
Brother Marx, of the University Of
Illinois. now is living at the Sigma
Nu chapter house
Lotus Hughes, of Theta Delta Chi.
was a recent visitor at the chapter
house.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08
LOYAL ORDER OF
70 MOOSE.

Columbia Lodge No. 126 expert
enced one of the most interesting
and enthusiastic meetings since its
inception at the regular meeting
last Tuesday evening. Past Die
tator Meyer Black. who will attend
the annual convention of the Loyal
Order of Moose at Mooseheart. Ill,
from June % to 2S as a delegate
from Columbia Lodge No. 1875. stat
ed to the lodge that he hoped to
be able to present figures to the
Supreme Lodge. which will be of
great material benefit to the lodge
during the next few months when
it is planned to open a new home.
The competitive campaign to double
the membership by August I. when
the campaign comes to a close. is
meeting with keen rivalry, there being
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08
THE GROTlO.

Monarch Charles d. Shackelford
wrote another page in the annals
Of Kallipolis Grotto when he staged
the pre-convention ceremonial of
that organization at the New Will
lard Hotel on Monday evening last.
After sixty-fve candidates had
eraved the perils of the Stygian flood
sn search of the priceless jewel of
the enchanted realm. the evening
was given over to entertainment
jollity and mirth, ending with a
buffet supper.
Prophet Samuel F. Shreve, an ac-
tor and comedian of no mean abil-
fly. VIII" long ago won the sobriquet
Prince Of testers" presented a
laughabie sketch entitled Circus
Day at Squash Center" the partici-
pants being members of the Grotto
Rand. The stunts. athletic and
otherwise. kept the prophets in
laughter for an hour and half. af-
ter which Sam was called before
the curtain for a speech.
\ musical program. in charge OF
Prophet Joseph Gross. with Prophet
Jacques Heidenheimer at the piano.
followed the circus. All numbers
were of the highest order. and each
artist responded to encores. Among
those contributing to this feature
were George Dowden. solo; TEDDY"
Burk. buck and wing dancing: Miss
Nice Roach. songs: Z. Fitzgerald, as
= mechanical doll; Clara Naecker.
songs; Bert Eberly. piano-accordion
selections; Paul Grindle. accompanied
py. Henry DeOrio, songs.
From three to five hundred prophets
ard their ladies will leave Washing
ton next Sunday morning at 1905
o'clock. for Pittsburgh. to attend the
supreme council convention. They
viii 5e accompanied by the grotto
band and drill corps. Headquarters
will be at the William Penn Hotel
The Grotto Glee Club entertained
the Railroad Club on the evening of
May 81 -.-....-.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Aionday-Calantho. No. II. page and esquire
ranks; Home No 81.
TueSday-Annual memorial services under the
auspices OF the grand sodse: Webster. No T.
called of; Excelsior No "a: Capital. No. a;
Myrtle, No. g
Wednesday-Mount Vernon. No 5; Hermioue
No Il; Union. No. p; Columbia. No. as
Ffiday-Syracusiaps, No. 10; Rathbone- Su-
periOr No %
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

in-lsw and daughter, Lieut.. and Mr.,
Charles W. Henkle. has returned TO
, her home.
William Clifton Newell, Of wsynes-
boro. Pa, who has been the house
guest OF Prank Myers. has returned
to his home.
Mrs. John p. Little and her dauEh-
ter. Miss Minnie Little, Of Char
lotte. N. C. who have been visiting
Mrs. william r. Myers. have return
ed TO their home.
Mrs. Henry Keyes. wife Of the
Senator of New Hampshire. will
leave the coming week for her home
in New Hampshire with her three
children
Mrs. Caroline Burkhsrt. who has
been visiting her son and dsugnter-
/ in-lsw. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Burkhsrt. has returned 10 her home
Frank Allen and hiS mother. Mrs.
Marie Allen. who have been spending
the past three weeks at Atlantic
City. N. J.. have returned TO their
home.
( Mrs. c. II. Hillyer. Of Chicago.
ILL.,, who has been visiting her moth
er, Mrs Elizabeth Dodge. has re-
turned TO her home.
Mrs. Thomas A. Armstrong nss
returned to her ONE after visiting
relatives in Psrkersburg. W. Va.
Mrs. Henri Pittier and her daugh-
ter. Miss Teresa Pittier. who have
been visiting friends in LeesburE.
Va. have returned 10 their home
Miss Majoria Brown has gone TO
Annapolis. Nd. for the June week
festivities at the Naval Academy.
Mrs. Frederick Van Dyne invited
few friends into a little party last
Friday for her son. Consul George
Van Dyne. who is home on leave.
DR.. and Mrs. James Dudley Nor
gan have gone to Hot Springs. Ar-t
kansas.
DR.. Henri Pittier. who went 70
Guatemala and Honduras q couple
OF months ago. has returned TO his
home here.
Miss Virginia SWEET. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Otis D. SWEET has gone
to Annapolis. Nd. to spend a week
with friends.
Walter Allen Calf son OF Mrs.
Walter A. Calf. and nephew OF Mrs.
woodrow Wilson. who has been In
France for the past year. has been
relieved from army service and has
returned to his home.
Mrs. n ". Rogers entertained a.
a large dinner dance last Tuesday
evening at the Purple Iris Tea House.
Mrs. John L. Ridgway chaperoned
a company Of young people at An
napolis. Md, the past week. Mr..
Ridgway. who left for California some
days ago, has arrived there.
Mrs Robert L. Corby. accompanied
by her daughter Elizabeth. has gone
to Atlantic City. n. J.
Col. and Mrs. Walter c. Clephsne
will leave about the first Of the month
for their cottage at Haven. Maine.
where they will spend the summer. \
Mrs. A. NJ. Schulz was hostess AZ
large tea the past week at the Purple
Iris Tea House
Col. and Mrs. z I. Merry and baby
have leased the Frailey house on East
Bradley lane for the summer.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08
Chevy Chase Personal Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Persons vii
give up the house they have been occu-
pying on West Melrose street on the
first Of the month and. with their chill
dren. will sail for Geneva, Switzerland.
Miss Emma @. Hager has returned
to her home after a very pleasant visit
with friends at East Orange. N J.
Mrs. William Springer and baby are
leaving today for Mount Pleasant
Mich. where she will spend the sum-
mer with her mother. She will be
Joined by Lieut.. Springer about the
middle OF August
Maj. and Mrs. Adolpb A. HoebIinr
in. with their interesting young chiI.
dren will take a cottage at the sea.
shore for the summer season.
DR.. Herbert Hopkins has bought the
Lanning house on Magnolia PARKWAY
and has already taken possession OF
same.
Mrs Fred Millham and daughter.
Miss Tracey Millhsm, who have been
mouse guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Burr N.
towards. have gone to their cottage
at Pine Orchard. Conn.
The friends OF Mr.. ana Mr.. Robert
Preston Shealey will be glad 10 learn
that the former is now convalescent
from his long illness and Is now able
10 see his friends at his home
| Mrs. z. A. Sasser, Of Mckinley
street, was hostess at , very prettv
luncheon at her home the past week.
Mrs. Robert E. Burks was hostess
at very pretty luncheon at the CO.
iumoia Country Club the past week.
Miss Lansing has purchased the
Freeman house at East Nelrose street
and after making repairs will take
possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Walsh have
gone to New York City and Atlantic
City. N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hillyer. who
nave spent the past year on the Pa
cihc Coast. have returned to their
home on Quincy street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest De Lore Va,
valin will move out to their hons,
on Oxford street next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart McKeovn
who have spent the winter in Chey,
Chase. will return to New York Cit,
the coming week
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Todd Mailer,
have taken a cottage at Sugar Hill
y. H. and will go there about tn,
middle of June with their youn,
family.
Mrs. Charles IsreaI Corby wa
hostess last Tuesday at a very de
lightful luncheon at her home oil
the Rockville road when she had a
her guests the membeps OF tn,
Chevy Chase Chapter OF the Youn,
Women's Christian Association.
The friends of william l. Denim,
will regret 10 learn that he is i'll a
the Garfield Hospital.
Mrs. Edwin p. Dewes and he
. daughters. who have hsan hous,
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r
; Lindsay. jr.. have returned to thei
home in Chicago. III.
Mrs. NJ. A. Watson. Of Boston
Mass. who has been visiting Mr.. an,
Mrs. Oscar c. Merrill. has returned
to her home.
Mrs. e. s. Pretty. of Harrisburg
Pa. who has been visiting her son
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08
MASONIC.

DeMolay I. .commandery, No. l. will
confer the Order of the Temple at
its regular conclave Tuesday. June 10
This commandery opens its conclaves
Mt I'D. following the full form of the
ritual. and visiting sir knights should
be In the asylum promptly to witness
this beautiful ceremony.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08
WOODMEN OF THE
WORLD.

All interest for the past week has
been centered on the carnival at Fiji
teenth and IL streets northeast,
throughout the entire week. Judging
from the large crowds which attended
each nights performance. it would ap-
pear that the Woodmen have attained
fund of several hundred dollars for
the Woodmen Memorial Temple. Wide
interest was manifest in the contest
for the most popular lady. the one
receiving the largest number of votes
to receive prize OF a diamond ring
and the second gold wrist watch
Recipients OF the prizes viii be an
nounced later. This carnival proved
to be the best ever held by the WoO,i :
men and is heralded by all as being
a huge success.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08
THEY NEITHER MARRY
Nor Give In Marriage
by DR. JAMES e TALMAGE

Church
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

The annual memorial services of the
Woodmen. Thursday night, was large
ly attended. Music for the occasion
was furnished by Sovereign Barucr,
OF Elm Camp No. S. David II. Kinch-
eIoe delivered an address, after which
light refreshments were served. Ad-
dresses were delivered by other prom
inent members of the fraternity.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

II. McClung. jr.. past counciI,r. and
Miss Lola Walker. associate past
councillor.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

National Camp No. i2 announces
that next Thursday night il will con-
fer the first degree on class of six
candidates. who will receive the full
work at the class initiation.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Anytime Mrs Gerard wants a jot
in the U. s. Secret Service she can
have II. for it was Mrs. Gerard's ex-
cellent memory for faces that sent
the only American soldier known to
have turned traitor to prison. The
traitor was Henry Bode, German born,
miner in Butte, spy in Russia, soldier
Of fortune In Mexico and deserter
from the American army at Fort
Bliss. Bode made his way to Ger
many. where he won the Iron Cross
and was sent to America to help stir
trouble between the U. s. and Mexico.
Before he left Germany he called at
the American Embassy in German
uniform. After his arrest in California
he was identified by Mrs. Gerard.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Oak Camp No. held short bust
ness session Wednesday night. afer
which they adjourned aud attended,
the carnival IN body. The two an
veilings of monuments by Oak Camp
May 30 were impressively carried on.
especially the one at Mount Olvet
Cemetery when two companies Of the
uniform rank participated.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Elm Camp No, held no meeting
Thursday night but instead tendered
their hall for the memorial services.
Their next meeting will be Thursday,
June 10. when a number OF candi.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Mrs. e. s. Pretty. of Harrisburg.
Pa. who has been visiting her SON.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08
THE REBER.H DECREE.

Monday-Eether. No, s. degree
nre>dsy-Lsdies Auxiliary keystone Art
Eighth md y streets noSthe<st
NedneS4y-Et. Pleasant. No .. degree
ThErsday-MarIha washingion No ; decree
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Mrs. Edwin p. Dewes and her
daughters. who have hsan house
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Lindsay. jr.. have returned to their
home in Chicago, III.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

The friends of William l. Deming
will regret 10 learn that he is i'll at
the Garfield Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. william Hillyer. who
nave spent the past year on the Pa
cine Coast. have returned to their
home on Quincy street.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Mr. and Mrs Forest De Lore Van
vain viii move out to their house
on Oxford street next week.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Mrs. NJ. A. Watson. OF Boston.
Mass. who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar c. Merrill. has returned
to her home.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Ruth Lodge. No. 2, at their last
meeting, nominated the following
officers; Noble Grand. Mrs. Agnes J.
Rapp: vice grand. Mrs. Ethel v.
Fowler; recording secretary, Mrs.
Roberta Van FL, Volland: financial
Mrs. Pearl Keek: treasurer. Mrs
Sasle NJ. Carter. The election will,
II ke place at the next meeting. The
gree will be conferred on a large
ass OF candidates at the next meet
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Todd MalIery
have taken a cottage at Sugar Hill.
n. H.. and will go there about the
middle of June with their young
family.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Mrs. Charles Isreal Corby was
hostess last Tuesday at a very de-
hghtful luncheon at her home on
the Rockville road when she had as
her guests the membes Of the
Chevy Chase Chapter OF the Young
Women's Christian Association.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Miss Virginia SWEET. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis d. SWEET has gone
to Annapolis. Nd. to spend a week
with friends.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart McKeovn.
who have spent the winter in Chevy
Chase. will return to New York City
the coming week.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Walsh have
gone to New York City and Atlantic
City, n. ].
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Walter Allen Calf. son OF Mrs.
Walter A. Gait. and nephew Of Mrs,
woodrow Wilson. who has been in
France for the past year. has been
relieved from army service and has
returned TO his home.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Mrs Robert L. Corby. accompanied
by her daughter Elizabeth. has gone
TO Atlantic City, n. J.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Mrs. John L. Ridgway chaperoned
a company OF young people at An
napolis. Nd, the past week. Mr..
Ridgway. who left for California some
days ago. has arrived there.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Excelsior No. IL will confer the
1nitiatory degree Thursday evening.
Degree Director NJ. II. Friedman re-
quests members of degree teams of
other lodges to attend and assist the
Team of Excelsior Lodge. on ac-
count of many members being alb
sent from the City
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Miss Lansing has purchased the
Freeman house at East Nelrose street
and after making repairs will take
possession.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

DR.. Henri Pittier. who went 20
Guatermala and Honduras q couple
OF months ago. has returned to his
home here.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

large dinner dance last Tuesday
evening at the Purple Iris Tea House.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

The Ladies Auxiliary of Canton
Washington No. will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Sargent Harry. the
keystone Apartments. Eighth and
+ streets northeast. Tuesday even
ing. Important matters relating to
the Baltimore trip wilt he consid-
cred
The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

DR.. and Mrs. James Dudley Mor1
gan have gone to Hot Springs. Ara
kansas.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-21
ST0RRS Held
IN SEATTLE
/. MURDERCASE
SEATTLE, March 21 (by Associated

SEATTLE, March 81 (by Associated
Press) .-Storrs, the husband Of Grace
Storrs, who was murdered by Ruth
Garretson, arrived here last night
and was Immediately placed under ar.
rest. The police refuse to permit him
to see Ruth. He says he intends to
help her If he can.
The girl will have a preliminary
hearing today, and will be called upon
to plead. Should she plead g9dfy Slfe
will be liable to a sentence OF life
Imprisonment.
Believes Girl Had AceompIice
Captain Of Detectives Tenant
thinks Ruth Garrison was not alone
responsible for the poisoning OF Mrs.
Storrs. He believes 1t was too big a
task for an 1S-year-old girl.
Tenant says Storrs denies ever
having suggested poisoning to Ruth.
Miss Garrison's attorney is expected
to enter plea of not guilty this after
noon.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-21
TRAINS ARE DELAYED
BY COLORADO STORMS

DENVER, March 21 (by Associated
Press). A sleet storm in western Col:
orado today has paralyzed wire COM
munication with the East. Trains are
running behind schedule, and press re-
ports are routed via Canadian lines.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-21
ITALY TEREA EMS AL FROM CONF
F0CH WANTS RHINE FOR BARRIER AGAINST
ANCIENT BARBARIC ENEMY OF FRENCH PEOPLE

PARIS March 81 (by Associated Press) ).-Marshal
Foch in published statement today asserts that the
Rhine is France only good line of defense He sad 1--WE
do not demand annexation but if do that
military frontier will have fought in vain, and the
wonderful soldiers will have given the allies bootless
victory