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Evening star., 1919-04-15
CELEBRATION or IDEALS
AND INSTITUTIONS OF U. S.
Planned for May II as Part Of De.
fense Society's Campaign
Against Bolshevism.

NEW YORK. April 15.-As part of a
campaign against bolshevism. nation
wide celebration Of the ideals and insti-
tutions Of America will be held May II
by the American Defense Society. 1t
is planned to designate the day as
America day and through patriotic cele-
brations in many cities throughout the
United States to call the attention Of
loyal Americans to the need for preserv-
ing America against the menace of
anarchy and lawlessness. Other patri-
otic organizations will take part in the
celebration and from letters received
from the governors of many Of the
states it is expected that America day
will be officially recognized.
1t Is declared to be the belief Of the
society that such mobilization of pa
triotic Americans will be a great dis
couragement to the "disloyal propa-
ganda which is striving to destroy this
country" and will also add a stimulus
to the important work of Americaniza-
tion among the foreign born population.
Evening star., 1919-04-15
Hats to Match
Easter SUITS, $I.25

Very fine tweed,
homespun and fancy
cheviot in Alpine
style, stitched all
around. They make
excellent hats for
: service as well. as
dress. Sizes 6h to
f7X. ;.
Evening star., 1919-04-15

Splendid Blouses of
percale and fancy
madras, made with
open cuffs and at
tached collars. The
patterns and colors
are most desirable.
Sizes 6 to Is years.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-15
a Pump
Of Distinction
At 81

One which the dis
eliminating woman will
appreciate because of the
graceful lines, beautiful
heel and light sole which
means everything that
high-class shoemaking
can produce.
Made in Patent and
Dull Calf and White
Kid. All sizes and
widths.
-Main Floor, North Annex.
Evening star., 1919-04-15
Personnel of Committees.

Sentiment among large proper
tion of the people of Munich and OF
almost the entire remainder of Ba-
varians is steadily growing against
the alleged ruthlessness, incompe-
tence and strange methods and de-
crees of the new soviet regime.
Evening star., 1919-04-15

American troops. is expected to be
delivered in England about May 1.
The vessel is now in Hamburg and 1t
has been necessary to dredge the
Elbe river channel in order to permit
her passage to sea.
Evening star., 1919-04-15
q. s. TO GET BIG SHIP SOON.

The giant liner Imperator. one of
the twelve German ships allocated to
the United States for the return of
Evening star., 1919-04-15

report that the British govern
ment had acquired control of the
Cowdray oil interests in Mexico is
met with denial issued by Reuters,
Limited in London.
Evening star., 1919-04-15
Plane Virtually Filler Itself.

Flying an airplane. it is pointed gut. is
much simpler and far less nerve-racking
than driving an automobile or sailirg
a yacht. Any man who has lived de-
cent open-air life. especially if he has
played games and hunted, will hnd that
learning to fly, even at the age of fifty,
is quite an easy business. experts say.
modern airplane will virtually fly
itself, and the controls are so arranged
that a man. even on his first trip, 1t is
argued, does the right thing instinc-
lively.
In the early days of the war fully so per
cent of British airmen were over thirty
years old. AS the art of aerial warfare
developed the pilot had to prove himself
proficient in bombing. wireless telegra- :
ply. formation flying. cloud navigation
and the numerous stunts that became
essential for the airfighter This was
the phase of war-fiying that called for
iron nerve and fear-blindness. eliminat-
ing all aspirants> except the young.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

tonight to make final arrangements for
MIR. sundays meeting at that place
and at ST. Augustine. 4 weeks meet
ing at each place will close Il Bible
conference. From st. Augustine AT the
close of his week, Mr.. Sunday will 20
TO San Antonio. Tex. where DR. James
II. walker is arranging for Il campaign
to begin March g.
MRS. SUNDAY ON WAY
FROM PACIFIC COAST
Mrs. Sunday is on her way back 10
Richmond from the Pacific Coast, and
Will reach here in time to accompany
the party south at the end of the
Richmond campaign. MIR. Brewster will
go TO Dallas to take up his new line
or work at the close Of the Richmond
campaign. and will not be with MIR,
sunday In Florida or san !ntonio
Northside Masonic Lodge, No. 2aa. at
the annual ladies night" and banquet
last night in Highland Park invited
Mrs. Asher to the spread" after SER
vices at the Auditorium. The party
was taken to Highland Park by one
or the members OF the lodge. William
Milan, in his car
Miss Florence Kinney will address
a large gathering OF girls and young
Women at Grace Covenant Presbyterian
Church tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
Homer y. Rodehcaver will conduct a
Sunday sing tor 1000 boys in their
teens at the John Marshall High School
auditorium at $3.50 =. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
"SClEMTlFIC BUTTER"
SENT GOVERNOR TO TASTE
OniryinE Experts mt V. +. I. wnnt Mr.
Davis To Judge OF Work-He
49, Gets Three Pounds.

Governor Wcstmoreland Davis and
his household are eating scientific
butter" this week, churned and other
wise prepared under the personal super
vision OF Miss Jessie Logan, specialist
IN utilization of dairy products for the
State of Virginia
Miss Logan has been conducting a
Glass in expert duirying+taf Bl;sck sburg
this week Members Of tsre class were
tension work OF the Virginia, Polytecn-
mic institute and the United State:
district agents Of the CO. operative ex-
government. The district agents were
Miss Mary Helen Ferris, in charge OF
twenty counties of the State, whose
headquarters are III Richmond Miss
Cooke and Miss Bess Hodsdon.
For two days they churned milk OF
salirtemperaturcs and under all condi-
tipns into butter under Miss Logan's
direction.
The final product was OF such perfect
quality that three pounds were sent
TO Governor and Mrs. Davis ito taste"
IN proof OF the hoastGd excellence of
the ". p. l. product
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
ARGUMENT OVER LIQUOR
RESULTS IN SHOOTING
@Jung" Jenrlcs Tells Crutchfeid Tint
Other Negroes Had Him Cow
cred when He ShUt Tate,

Argument over case Of liquor i'm
ported into Virginia on a boat arriving
at norfolk brought about the death
to testimony in Police Court here yes
.>tErday during the preliminary hearing
I OF ames Jeifrics, alias Jung an
gtner negro charged with shooting
Tate.
sys-Jefries asserted in his testimony yes
terday" that hc shot in self defense
claiming that Tate. with other negroes
hooked him III room and then drew
KNIVES and guns. Tate's death fol-
Si2Weu. according to Jenries. Every
mar. in the room was armed. the de-
81endant told the court. and he was
compelled to save himself
2fsaJenries was bound over 10 the grand
Jury by Justice Cruichfcld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
VIRGINIA HENS DO DUTY;
EGGS LEAD IN DECLINE
rood Prices as IL Whole, However,
Show Reluctance to Drop
In Richmond.
PACKERS HOLD NEAT HIGH
Small Reductions Registered in Beef
and Pork-Bcan Market Collapscs.
canned Soups Much OH-Butter
Still go Cents.

Retail prices of food seem. as a
"hole' reluctant to drop in Richmond.
although there has been Il decided de-
cline In some commodities.
ihere is great quantity of citrus
fruits being shipped to the local mar
ketS, and lemons yesterday were sell
ing Tor 10 cents Il dozen, Il price which
even in the days before the war would
have been considered low And they
were large lemons at that. Oranges
were being offered at 80 cents a dozen.
as against TO cents during the period OF
hostilities The price of grapefruit
continues stationary. being three for
20 cents Il rule
The Virginia hen is doing her full
duty. and fresh eggs yesterday were
selling at 40 cents Il dozen. Cold stor-
age eggs were being freely offered at
81 cents but few sales were made
There is n great Improvement in the
poultry situation. fat hens being on sale
at some places for 81 cents a pound.
dressed. Other dealers were asking as
nigh as IL cents pound for hens
NO NOTICEABLE REDUCTION
IN LOCAL MEAT PRICES
There was no noticeable reduction in
meat prices yesterday. Round steaks
We're stun selling at 40 cents 4 pound.
liver WAS down to 10 cents; pork chops
80: hamburger. -: pork sausage. "a
sliced bacon, 80. and salt pork. -
Dealers declare that the packers
completely control the price OF meat.
and that they dominate the butter. oleo-
margarine and storage eggs markets.
Vegetables are scarce and are bring
ing high prices in the main. Celery is
Particularly high. Lettuce is being
sold at reasonable prices and Irish po-
tatoeS, OF the Virginia variety. are
lower than they have been yet. ranging
from 81 to Sl.20 a bushcl.
oysters and fish continue high. but
are expected to take a drop, many
men who were drawn from the seacoast
during the war are now returning to
their former work
BEANS MUCH LOWER,
CANNED SOUPS OFF
The bottom has fallen out of the To-
cal bean market and even canned beans
that. few weeks ago. sold for 20
cents are now selling for - cents
And this price is for the best brands.
Canned SOUPS that formerly sold for
Il cents are only bringing . cents.
Tuna fish. which grew so much in favor
during the war, is stationary, bu;
canned salmon is about cents Il can
off.
Cheese which has been selling for
30 cents a pound is now bringing only
- cents.
Butter is selling from 80 TO co cents.
and the creamery kind is higher than
that which comes straight from the
country. OleomarSarinc is ranging
from SO cents To 80 cents, depending
on the brand.
a noticeable feature of the local
markets is the small demand. The
people generally are waiting for even
extent on accommodations during the
uncertain period of the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
CRISIS IN GREAT BRITAIN
veteran Labor Leaders In House Of
Commons shy Need Is Urgent
for Action.

LONDON. Feb. l4.-Industrial uues-
lions in Great Britain are. for the first
timc. making the peace conference and
Wot'u reconstruction merely minor is
sues. The demands Of miners and rail
way men with the high cost of food
and o,her problems of domestic recon
structlon command chief attention
from inc newspapers and the veteran
labor leaders. William Brace and j. II.
Ihomas. told the House of Commons
last night that the country is confront :
ca ny the most serious crisis in recent
history II these problems arc not dealt
with Immediately
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
WOULD PROHIBIT LIQUOR
SELLING BY DRUGGISTS
Commissioners j. Sidney Peters
Warns Whisky Prescriptions
Will Be Stopped April 1.
SENDS LETTER TO PHYSICIANS
Declares That Unless Spirit Of Pro.
hibition Law Is Observed by Doc
tors, Ardent Spirits for Medicinal
Purposes Will Be Barred.

Whisky for medicinal use cannot be
obtained in Richmond after April 1
unless there is satisfactory evidence in
the office of the Commissioner Of Pro-
hibition that the spirit OF the prohibit
ton law. which excludes entirely
ardent spirits as beverage. has not
been violated.
This is the warning scnt-out yes
terday by Commissioner j. Sidney
Peters in "a circular letter to the ply
SicianS of Richmond whose names APP
pear as having prescribed whisky dur
ing the last few months. 1t was called
forth by grand jury report to Judge
David G. Richardson. of the Hastings
Court. who was told by the investi-
gators that there has been much lasity
in the selling Of whisky"
SHOULD NOT PRESCRIBE
QUART FOR PATIENTS
This laNity could not exist. DR..
Peters says. IL the law is properly
regarded by all physicians and licensed
druggists. In majority OF cases.
jury, certain physicians have given
prescriptions calling for quart of
whisky. the maximum quantity. This
amount, DR.. Peters declares. should be
given only in extreme cases In any
event. tho prescription must state spe-
ciiicaliy how the medicine" shall be
taken.
Without I quick and marked change
In tho situation regards the sale
the department. DR. Peters says will
withhold its consent for renewal
of the license OF the local druggist who
handles whisky in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
WOULD REDUCE ARMY PAY
Effort 10 Retain $40 SnInry for En-,
listed Men Fails In House
Report.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l4.-pay of on
listed men In the army would be re-
duccd to SIS month after July | as
the result OF the elimination in tho
rouse to-day on point of order Of
the provision In the annual army APP
propriation bin contipuins the present
salary OF $50 a month.
The point Of order was made by Rep
rcscntatiVc STAFFORD who insisted this
was new Legislation and as such could
not be Incorporated in an appropriation
bill. The SIS month pay was the
pre-war standard In the army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
NEGRO "HANGIN AROUND"
is PLACED UNDER ARREST
Detectives Probing Overcont Theft
Find Co1ored Mnp Has Pawn
Ticket on Person.

While detectives were investigating
an ovcrcoat thcft at sol East Mar
shall Street i. Herman Jones. colored.
appeared on the scene and displayed
unfortunate curiosity. The result was
that Detective ScrEeantS Duffy and
Rcrtucci searched Jones and found a
pawn ticket on his person for the
missing overcoat. Jones was arrested.
He appeared in Police Court yester-
day and claimed that he had bought
the pawn ticket from a friend. The
case was continued until today. pend
ing the appearance of Rowland Smith.
from whom the overcoat was stolen.
Smith was unable TO attend court yes
tcrday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
GLASS IN NEW YORK
Attends Number of Conferences In
Connection With Victory
Liberty Loan.

NEW YORK. Feb. 14.--Sccretary
Glass attended number OF confer
enccs here today with bankers and the
New York Liberty loan committee, at
which plans were discussed for tho
forthcoming Victory Liberty loan.
Ihe secretary addressed the Adver-
Using Cub at luncheon and later
was given reception by the Liberty
loan committee at hotel. The For
eiEn Language Press Association will
tender another reception to him late
To-Day. and tonight he will be the guest
or Governor Benjamin Strong, Of the
Federal Reserve Bank, at dinner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
EIGHT NEGROES ARRESTED
Charged with General Assnrtment n,
Crines-All Bnilcd-Scyen
Sfs,.1~s From One House.

Arrested on a miscellaneous assor,.
$nent OF charges. ranging from dis
sorderly conouct 10 promoting gamn-
ling, eight negroes were taken 10 the
First Station yesterday az $50 T. NJ
AL gave surety for their appcaranc.
SiprPolice Court today.
SEVEN OF them were taken from 81 3
North Seventeenth Street Their nam.s
are Roger Jones. Willie Hunter. Louis
s1&yior. Ju!ious BraX:on. James Nutall,
fHftRht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
TWO RICHMOND MEN
FINALLY REACH LONDON
SUNDAY WILL FIGHT
CONTROL. OF ROADS

Continued From First Page)
1t is time that good citizenship and
sood morals begin TO cry out against
some OF these evils that are getting
hold of our homes and wives and
children until our women are begin
ming 10 be a lot of whisky soaked low
where they 20 TO smoke cigarettes and
hit the booze. When woman will do
that. that's all | care To know-don't
tell me any more.
sunday, getting excited over the booze
question. hardly decent woman
would he seen in public drinking: now
there is hardly a place where you can't
lind them. Twenty five years ago you
couldn't find n decent woman drinking
or smok InS--n9w SO around to the
our men and debauch our boys. the
dirty. sinking whisky business is
oannlhg and debauching our women"
When Hr. Sunday called for Rich
mond people to take q stand for clean
cut living against what he termed the
insdious evils that were undermining
the homes and peace and happiness
Of Richmond II was putting the oues-
ton up TO the audience in a way that
there was no getting around. and they
didn't try TO get around it.
TRAIL-HITsrERs CROWD AISLES
AS THEY COME FORWARD
Tor the mrs; time since the cam
paign opened the entire audience
seemed broken az into a moving mass
OF people down the crowded aislcs.
FROM the choir also came men and
women OF all ages, moved by a com
mon impulse to take stand with Billy
sunday for God and righteousness
II was announced at headquarters
Yesterday that next weeks seats at
The Auditorium would be free TO every.
BODY: which means. in effect. that the
people who have been "scrappinc"
with the cops, the ushcrs and the door
Keepers and even writing letters to the
newspapers OIL the subject of tickets"
10 the Auditorium may next week have
me privilege Of scrapping with each
other for seats at Mr. SUNDAYS pnent
ings.
we have had at least 5000 susgcs-
tions offered us as TO the best course
10 pursue" said Mr.. Pi,zer. Opening
me building 10 everybody will mean
mat the leisure class viii get there
iirsi and nil the house and the bust
ness men and women and the working
class viii he crowded GU, at night
GOES TO GREENSBORO
ron NEXT REST DAY
~ great many people have como
10 me meetings from outside Of Rich
in"nd-- schoo! teachers and minister's
pnaruculariy. Last Saturday there were
200 OF these who were taken care OF
~ the matter of securing seats for
mem IN the Auditorium"
Mr.. sunday IS looking forward with
to CT GresnaSons to his M Ion TRIP
ctt winch VIII he furnished him and
ms party for the trip He Is TO be
allowed to rest all day Monday and
amuse himself going hunting for quail
~ IN" broad stretches OF North Caro-.
iii'a held". and he will not speak 10
ms audience unt!l o'clock Monday
nlShi. His sons. George and Billy, Jr..
are coming down from Washington to
20 Win him. and OF his party, Mrs
William Asher. BILLY Butterfcid Bob
matthews. and Miss Price and Mrs.
iaappcil. Of the headquarters staff
MIR. Pitzer syiIi i'" 20 20 "r n.a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
ARRESTED FOR THEFT
Two south CnroIiniRn. Charged with
Stealing 500 In Money
md Six Shirts.

Officers Tinslcy and kellnm took
John Grant and Jesse Harris of
Florence, S. c.. into custody yester-
day on the charge of theft of Sl00 in
currermy. quite an amount of pen-
MES and six shirts. Willie Ice. Of
North Fifth Street, filed the complaint
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
BniI ui Country c,,h

q Richmond society was present In
s4ual force last night at valentine
sparty at the Country Club Of Virginia
Red hearts. flowers and cvcrgreenS
in the general scheme OF
R masked ball. In which AdoDhus
HB1eir led many figures. was the feature
Nofsthe occasion. supper was served AT
S1l O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
Three Charged with Housebrenktnr

justice. James Smith and Will BENSON.
colored, were arrested by f. A. Campi-
donica yesterday. They are wanted in
itopcwell on charge OF housebreak-
ihg. Eliza Fricks, alias I.izzy Trips.
was also taken into custody on a sim
liar charge. She is wanted by tho
immigration bureau in Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

a compromise Judgment for $500 was
given YESTERDAY In the Law and Equity
Court for the plaintiff in the case of MARY
y. Baiiir VS.. Virginia Railway and Power
Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

Sergeant w. A Toler. of the Police Dc
nartm"nt Is in Washington today attend
Ing the International Association of ldcnti-
hcation. lie will be gone for several DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

Joseph Jcfries colored. charged with tho
shontinG OF Glaourne Fate. also colorcd was
was sent on to the grand jury. and is SCI
for March 10 ~ - ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
ArriUed!
gtin1e Coats
For Little "Women"-s to ii Years.


French and American designers have not
overlooked the little folk--not at all-for, judg-
ing from all these smart, Styles it looks as
though they had just tried themselves.
There are dainty New Coats fashioned in wool
or silk, including serge, taffeta, silk and fancy
materials, and in such shades as overseas
blue. rose, Nile green, navy blue, tan, shepherd
checks and black
Coats with clever collars Of Georgette creme
or silks Of contrasting colors some with collars
or organdy which is neatly embroidered; others
with pique collars with dainty cuffs to match
Models are belted loose or plain. Most all are
hnlshed with 'pockets"-a very pleasing feature
with the little girls Some are lined throughout
while others lined to the waist
Variety is excellent at many prices between
S7.95 and $500.
Second Floor West
Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

Police CAPTAIN Mcmahon. OF the First Po-
nee Statoh. was confined to his home bv
sickness yesterday. and Sergeant H. w
Holdcraft was acting captain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
Marriage Licen....

}fsswis. d. Kunkler f27l. Tulsa, Okla
Bess!e,c c. stanley UD. Richmond
p6sss J9i,n A. Taylor $3.50. Richmond; Fannie
Harold Atchison t:?) Rensselaer, N
N1ys Mary Elizabeth Burns (2D. PhiIadcl-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

McIIcnry Smith. charged with robbinr A
!. Criss OF $40. was acquitted in the liust.
l'onncy and JOHN Thomas. also charged
with robbinE Crisis. were nolle pressed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

Roth tho Blues and the Grays' Armores
viii he the scene of dances tonight. Snni,py
inIz music Will be furnished at both MIA ces.
from ho;n affairs will he devoted 10 charities
Dancing At the armorics will last from $50
To ~ o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
Mrbmton0 gin1eS:piSpatrh
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs Told
Briefly for Benefit of
Busy Readers.

Henry Cleveland Gum was sworn I'm us
member of the Fire Department yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

Company.
mss er su e So Il
MHpnf rssS an S9hn sS
The statc CORPORATION Commission wni
G"mp" mex, 70" Trdsy Ss to nsrssSG
Private /. a. Batklns has arrivcr,-from
Camn i,ill near Newport News. lie has
Frank iatkins that he hopes 'I to return turn t;
Richmond
:, 10Th tn III, the blues and the Grays Armores
JAZZ music viii be f%rnishsd at both n ca
sra decorations will prevail Proceeds
Dancing At the armorics will last from $3.50
h. North CaTo!ins is again represented on
lamss iawIenc coiored held on the S' eIarS %
%me nS r"G ai % sSsS of sSEs from The h
cas-. contained thirty dozen eggs. valued
After having been reported as killed in
barker was only slishiy wounIed in'' the
, H. hin in The ArEonne forest: lie, is now
Private l,aIker enlisted in Inc Ri"hme"'i
nis,on. Ala. AN
~ Public school enrolment figures compiled
IN n, ths sprtn. term IF 1919 over the same
period last year. The total enrolment in
az sections OF the city is 22.6oa OF whici,
iG,ola children are white and 6.5SS colorcd
cess of their normal accommodating.
The United States Civil Service Com
m inis sion has ANNOUNCED an examination 10
ne neld mere on March 80 "a fill the office
ot fnurt class postmaster at Dunbar on
about tive miles from Richmond. AnpIi-
van's must reside within the territory sup
plicd ny the post office Last year the COM
be Secured from the ei@ sarpfga n%nimsy
at the post office here
All members Of the Y. W. c. \ gy,nn.-
SUM classes are invited To supper at the
near rcI"r,S from the red. white and blue
S:l5 o'clock there will he tw" hasketbnii
G,s gam when the advanced class viii meet
me students and the night class will ulay
thS business girls. The games will be free
to all gymnasium members
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

Private i a. Batlilns has arrivcrf-fron
France rnu IL now temporarily stationed al
camp I'M. near NcwDnrt News lie has
telegraph to his sister law Mrs j
nrank i1tkins. that he hopes to return I,