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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07

Notwithstanding his unwieldy
shape and short legs. the rhinoceros
is one of the most agile of beasts. A
horSeman can scarcely manage to
overtake him, and in strength he is
perhaps unsurpassed by any animal in
the forest. In single combat no ami
NAL but the elephant can stand up
against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07

'o'"i '''.'.. S3o, -D1 6fbS ID
Work conducted by the Near East
Relief included repatriation operation
Of soup kitchens, providing clothing,
organizing and supervising industrial
relief. supporting and conducting or
phanages. and establishment and
operation of hospitals. Among the
near eastern towns and cities in which
the organizations work was conduct
ed were Aleppo, Beirut, Damascus,
Iifis, Sidon. Tripoli, Alexandropol,
Port Said, Marsovan. Marash, Erivan,
Nabatiyeh, Ethmiadzin, Eivas, Gamarlu
and other localities in Syria, Armenia,
Turkey, Persia, etc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-07
BLAIR BROTHERS

Gf7 .l0.ni Unity lu.''us
phone. pss. l2.I. .Dr Cedar $50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-07
GE EAriS Pearson
"ENCLOSED AUTOMOBILES FOR
YOUR CONVENIENCE

or clients W. have -
do show the properties We
X Below will find
q
bungalow" The price is only
&i25O rrt'onahlc
possession Of hrnndnc
hardwood floors through
mtiorn and doc"Faione largo basement and
An excellent piece OF property at a medium
$500
bungalow located In tn"
Mornlugsldc when that this s tho
whom 1t VIII
only $500
man
little thing that
io Ike n n
an Immediate frtr $4,000.
the ncud
ing manyf
'front.' mnn
try
ENCLOSED AUTOMOBILES YouR CONVENIENCE"
r. NJ HOLLYMAN COMPANY
is Id Daniel building Phone Cedar I2s2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-07
ADAMS q WALK ER
$1,000 CASH
3gO REMEDY BLDG

Six-room bungalow. basement gnr'
ago. fun lot IN Irving Place, fo'
special price, $3.50. oak floors
man'cL with book cases: hulli-ir
kitchen features, largo porch. a
dandy pace. priced low.
Encloscs Cars Always Ready
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-07
Lots and Lots Of Lots

North ElwOod; choice location
Attractive lot in Broadmoor addition; south side
$l375O0 Excellent South Troost; south side.
$l,05OO0 High slightly location; North Cheyenne.
Drive addition south side
front high erract; attractive surroundings
line paving and water
$1,000 East front Don't overlook this
Rcddn addition east side.
North Mond addition north side
SOIL Knloch Park addition east side
large Meadow Brook addition north side
275O0 o North PEORIA bard-suracc road.
If YOU WANT a GOOD LOT WE HAVE IT
IF YOU HAVE A GOOD LOT TO SELL WE WANT IT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-07
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
Here Are TWO Bargains Worth While

An Ideal location
deuce section Of tho lONl5o win
modern nine house laundry servants
quarters tno well probably t made
this property-t65OO
Maple RdgeVannt sidewalk
already only offered who fno
home surrounded by nghbrhood $4,000
Cali ho wner Usage or cedar l279 J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-07
STONEBRAKER BUNGALOW

In this
tive "a sht
home
different
been offered 81
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-07

TIiO$E OsAGE 1889
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-09-12
TAX NOTICE.

The books of the County Treasurer
are now open for the collection Of
State and County Taxes on account OF
Levy 1919.
JAMES p. RYON.
County Treasurer.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-09-12

truck raisers and fruit growers. :
The farmers are the producers, and
whatever loss they sustain affects
every consumer in the country |
Song birds are the natural enemies
Of all insect life, song birds alone
can keep in check the ravages Of
insects. Crows destroy birds, birds
destroy insects, insects destroy
crops-therefore, kill the crows
and save the crops"
April, May and June are the
proper months Of the year to make
an organized attempt to eradicate
the pests. The crows nests are
usually repaired or built anew the
latter part OF March and four to
seven eggs are laid early in April.
The period OF incubation covers
from II to is days and the young
remain in the nest about three
weeks after Matching. Sportsmen
and farmers should cooperate at
this time and destroy as many
crows nests and shoot as many
parent birds as possible.
Being scavengers, crows carry
the germs Of the dreaded hooi and
mouth disease, hog cholera, CLAN
ders, etc, which are lurking in
countless numbers in every decay
ing bit of carrion. Farmers look
on the visits OF the crow to their
farm yards with dread and appre-
hension Grows undoubtedly de-
stroy a large amount of song and
game birds before they are through
nesting. and also destroy their eggs
and young.
Crows do not connne their hunt
ing to small areas; they scour the
country for miles around their
haunts. They search tirelessly the
forests, the brush and the marsh
for the eggs and the young useful
insectivorous and game birds.
Crows show an almost uncanny
intelligence in their ability to ferret
out the nests and memorize their
locations. The willy black demons
will drop into meadows and fields
near where numerous quail are
nesting and industriously start on a
bug hunt Let a mother quail leave
her nest, however, for a warm dust
bath or a cool drink OF spring water
and the black shadow of that crow
will darken the little nest and tn,
ravenous maws Of the ugly CROW
babes will be filled with the contents
of fresh quail eggs, young quail il
the embryo state, and even young
quail themselves.
The sustenance OF the young O
insectivorous birds is composed al
most wholly OF insects, and the,
I require such an enormous amour
that the parent birds are forced t.
spend practically the entire day in
/, sect hunting, leaving their younl
2 unprotected. The crows wall
g through the underbrush and hedge
rows and devastate birds home.
The loss to agricultural interest #
I this wholesale destruction of usefr
d bird life is appalling to- one VIII
knows the insect destroying capa
bilities Of the song BIRDS Bait
, more American.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-09-12
Stuffed Owls as Crow Decoys.

There is no doubt but that the
willy crow, and he is the widest OF
all birds, will read this story and
take warning. However, Z. Lee
LeCompte wall take a chance. He
has inaugurated, in conjunction
with national agencies, a campaign
for the killing OF destructive crows
in Maryland.
To kill the crow it is first neces-
sary to get within gunshot distance,
To accomplish tins very difficult
feat MIR. LeCompte suggests the
use OF decoys.
Stuffed owls placed on the con-
spicuous limb OF a dead tree serve
the desired purpose. A wounded
crow staked out in the open will
also attract great NUMBERS OF
crows. A large piece of meat or
the carcass of a dead animal placed
in an opening serves as excellent
bait and one well-placed shot will
often kill several crows at once.
The f. |. du Point de Nemours
Company, Wilmington, Del, are
offering desirable trophies to per-
sons killing crows in the United
States. The contest is open until
December /. The du Pont Com
pany encourages and enlists the aid
OF an army OF shooters, and in
vites every owner OF a gun to enter
this contest.
The State Game and Fish De-
partment urges farmers and sports
mems organizations throughout the
state to cooperate and make a
combined campaign against the
crow hosts. Deputy game wardens
are also instructed to assist in re-
ducing the ranks Of this enemy OF
the game. They have been allowed
TO increase to such an alarming ex-
tent that they are a decided menace
to agricultural and sporting inter
ests. The destruction within the
year next OF thousands OF crows
will mean the Increase Of hun
dreds OF thousands OF song and
game birds.
A national crow shoot has been
inaugurated in the United States
this year and the campaign mate
al issued says: 1t is estimated
It every year insects cause a loss
billions Of dollars to the farmer,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-09-12
The Primaries Over.

The primary election which was
held throughout this state on Mon
dav TO determine the nominees OF
the respective political parties Tor
the various offices to be filled are
over. and passed off quietly TO the
Great satisfaction OF the people at
large. The primary election law
was put upon the statute books ior
the distinct purpose OF doing away
with the bosses and placing in the
hands of the people at large the
right to select through their votes
tie nominees for the various OF
fees. The results OF every primary
election since the law went into Ell
feet has demonstrated with posi-
Div few exceptions that the bosses
and not the people name the party
nominees. As we see it this VIII
continue until a revolution takes
place against the bosses. The PEG
Die at large evidently have never
erasped the opportunity which Is
theirs in Maryland to select the
nominees, but have practically let
the matter go by default, permit
ting the bosses to do as they
pleased The little interest mani
tested by the people in primary
elections leads one to the con
clusion that we might as well re-
turn to the old convention system
There is little difference in th'
bosses nominating one way or thu
other, and it would appear to b
better for them to select the candi
dates in the way which woulC
prove most inexpensive to the tax
PAYERS OF the State. Under TIL
primary system the people are pu
at very heavy expense. Th
primary election system as nov
operated is simply small club owe
the head of the bosses which ma.
be used, but from past experienc
is not likely to be used by til
people.
The primaries being over the re
spective parties will now line u
for the general fight in the comm
November election. The republica
party fortunately nominated thei
State ticket without a primary con
test which, therefore, will leave. n
wounds to heal, as they did ais
locally in this county except for tn
legislature, which contest was de
void Of interest and will leave n
sore spots. The party, therefore
will 90 into this campaign a unite
and happy family, and should an
we believe will win in the electio
in November. Every republican i
view OF the fact that we have
most excellent State and loo;
ticket, should put his shoulder t
the wheel and use every effort t
not only elect both our State ain
local ticket but send them acres
the wire winners by a large ma
jority. The republican party ha
an opportunity to elect their Stat
ticket, which is the best that "
have had in Maryland for a nun
Der Of years and, therefore, it be
hooyes every republican to gras
the opportunity that is his to bel
in winning a great victory for hi
party in November.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-09-12
HAGEETPS CAPE CURE

KILLS THE WORM AS WELL AS
Makes Poultry-raising both profit
able and pleasant Your money re-
turned if not satisfied. It is almost
nfallible.
Haekett's Cape Cure, 35c, postpaid
Hsckett's Louise Powder, S5c postpaid
HAcKETTS CAPE CURE Co,
Dept. S. Hillsboro. Nd.
TWILLEY'S WILT-RESISTANT
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-09-12
How,s This :

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured By Halls Catsrrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine hes been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
five year5, and has become known as tho
most reliable remedy Tor Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces, expeiling the Pol
son from the Blood and healing the dis
sased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you will see a
health. Start taking Halls catarrh Medl-
cine al once and get ria OF eatarrh. Send
for Testimonials freel
II, y. CHENEY 4 f'0,, TniacS. Ohio.
Eeld hw ~ feWf=fi-'g
The evening world., 1919-02-27
POLICEMAN TO SING SING
FOR WOOL Theft PLOT
Robert I. McDonllJ Is Firs, Menu
her OF Force Convicted pt
Crime in Years.

Tho 'as. policeman sentenced 10 S.ns
Sus Prison I'M many years drew a term
or from one gear and three months to
Two years and - months r"m jud4e
Mcintyre ia General Sessions to-day. !io
Is Robert u. Ma DouIld. sixteen years
on tho force and attached 70 the Ma
con street Station. Hs home Us at 40.
90 Yves, 66,h street
Ou Nov. ,6 lac, Isadorc Cohen, a
tailor ~ 40. 500 Sew Jersey Avenue,
RrooILyn. urrang-d with Max \. Stein
~ 80. i?i East l7th street, Mnnhat-
tan. to buy sDno wooicns, and was
aiken to the tailor shop Of Nathan
schneider : at 40. a26 lOth Avenue. As
he vas ready TO pay over $50 Police
man Macdonald walked In with two
otho- men. announced the woolcns
tcro stolen. AMI took both tho 'lo;h
ana She money. T0e men said they
were detectives
stein and Meyer lIorowiN ~ No. i3l
Henry street also Wero sentenced tu
Sing Sing In connection with the cds"
schneider was let OF with a suspended
sentence FOR giving Information to the
police.
The evening world., 1919-02-27
PASSA|C STRIKERS
STONE TAXIS AND
WINDOWS OF MILLS
Attack Office Employees On
Way to Work-Polite Plead
ingS for Order Needed.

rNSSNIC. y. T.. Feb. -. several
ruwr,I striking factory workers par
aided the street, nclr the Gcrl Wool
len Mills to-day. throwing stones
through windows and shouting that
NO one would be- permitted TO enter
;hc place until the demands ot tho
strikers were met TaNicabs IN which
office employees were being conveyed
to the factory were attacked ana
stoned. No one was seriously injured.
Fifteen policemen under 'hie'
Schmidt gave up trying 10 hEnt the
crowd and several policemen made
speeches. pleading To- order Many
of the str.kcrs'hcu returned to their
homes. Ctv Commissioner Keno"
said To-day hc Thought no further
violence would occur as th" strikers
seemed willing to stop their attacks
on the office force, the only employee
Ia the factory
Felix Ro.kutskN. 40. l37 Passa,t
street. insisted ON urging the crowd
10 violence. tie was dragged from 4
boz ON which be- was making a speech
( taken 10 court and sentenced to thirty
/ days in jail
! several of the uiitcc force have
? been assaulted at night on their way
home. Last night Iohn Fidcr, an en-
, gincor IN the GcrJ Mills, was way
laid near his home and was beaten.
/ Fifteen thousand workers are ui
A.. ..VUHHa L
general ts for an increase Of Hhou
thirty five per cent. IN wages and
| forty four hour working week. tn
. manufacturers have offered a forty
eight hour week but have refused u
I consider tho wage Increase.
The evening world., 1919-02-27
BEER JUMPS TO 10 CENTS,
OR ONE CENT AN OUNCE;
CHAMPAGNE TO S1OO A QUART
Tax on Lager Up Only So a Barrel,
hut Many Saloon Wen Double
Their Price.

The price ~ beer Jumped to-
day. exceeding in thr percentage
- its Increase tho rise taken THIS
week 10y whisk"v
Ten cents a glass ls now charged
IN many saloons, while cafes which
formerly charged 10 cents are now
asking L.. Tho new internal
revenue act doubles tho tax on
beer lrom 81 to 81 4 barrel
some saloons have solved tho
problem by serving "-hort" beers
in hyc and six ounce glasses at
cents and long" beers in ten
and twelve ounce glasses at 10
cents.
The Retail Liquor Dealers As
sociation scnt out price list to-
day hXlnC the six and twelve
ounce glasses a. containers for
short" and long" beers.
Imported champagne will cost
500 quart. or S25 q glass, be-
foIc June 20, and hc hard 20 get
al that. hotel ana restaurant own
ops and wholesale dealers said to-
dIv.
Il wa learned that the local
champagne supply has been cor
ur.od hy certain restaurant and
wholesale men, who are holding Il
for tine figure quoted.
The evening world., 1919-02-27
COAL MEN PRAISE WORK
or FUEL ADMINISTRATION


SryontN-fiNe members, Including r"p-
rrsontat.vps from Manhattan. brooklyn,
Queens. Wcstchcstcr. Long Island and
staten Island attended q meeting ~
.nr Sow Nor. state coal I"r2hdntF
4 NsanciatIou ut the Hotel ponnfvi,ania
this mornIuL.
T.. X. Randall Of We.tohoStor County
mgod organization among IA" dealers.
In this way only can they 'NcnnnSe
IDEAS boucficial TO all concerned" he
said. The inev.tabl" result would be
a reduction In costs To both dral'' and
consumer Thcr" should also b, an
energetic campaign 10 cducut" 90, pub
o., tU save coat
Rudolph RrImcr ir. Of BrooNlNn, pre-
SIDED Il, th" afternoon session. II. &C.
G.u oi Nra Eo.ncilo '.l of lDr value
of the Furl Administrations work in
showing the dc0lcrs what it wd4 costing
fu run their busiu,--. several pc akct-
,r.ltr,.I rnc dealers uaI been 1uu"nJ,"
ny tho Fuel Administration.
The evening world., 1919-02-27
MORE MEN OF 27TH
CITED FOR BRAVERY
IN FIGHTING ABROAD
Gen. Organ ComnendS His
Machine GunnerS and Engi-
neerS for Courage.

Military officials hero have received
information from Army Divisional
Headquarters Nv Franco that by order
Of Major Gen. O'Ryan. command Of
the 2ith Division. the following
soldiers arc commended for moritori-
GUS service:
privtc CFfrN Class) Alfred y. Riley.
Headquarters Detachment, l06th Ma
chine Gun Battalion. for courage In
making a reconnaissance on the ex-
treme front during the battle OF Vier-
staat Ridge, Belgium. Sept :. 1918:
Private Michael y. Costello. Co. G,
lO6th Machine Gun Battalion. for 60
ing forward under heavy fire and res
ouing two wounded comrades; Corpl
Raymond 4, Halligan, deceased co.
/ g. lO6th Machine Gun Battalion. for
exceptional coolnesS and dotermlna-
ton after the explosion OF an enemy
shell had upset him and hts gun.
Scrgt Frank 4. Conaty. Company
| c. iO6,h NJ G.. Battalion, Is cited for
GOODNESS and inspiring example In
looking after wounded. Private Chris
tan T.. Robertson Ir.. Company -,
lQ6th NJ. q. Battalion. Is cited Tor
gallantry IN continuing to serve his
machine gun until the competion ~
the barragc fire. when wounded, On
! the flindcnburg line, Sept y last
Private Theodore l.. Cohen, Company
-, LOG NJ G. Battalion. showed gal
lnntry In delivering an important
message after being badly gassed in
the yicinity Of Busigny Francs,
oct. IL.
Sorgt William NJ. McCrcdic. Cont
pany u. IOGth NJ. q. Battalion. was
cited for courugc and leadership cN-
hlbltcd under shCi fire and casualties
A. 81 Soufet. France, Oct. H. l)lN
Scrgt tFirst Clnss) Ernest NJ, Grlu
Company T.. 1921 Engineers showa4
gallantfy after being severely wound
ed. In giving preference To the treat
mCnt OF other wounded men OF hi
command at La Clytte. Belgium. july
! 81 1918.
private CFirst Class) Harod c
Henson and private (First Glass
William ". Collins, Company Il. l02,
p Engineers. rendered first aid I,
, wounded under heavy artillery ilr
on La Clytto Road, Belgium, July 81
1918.
" Master Engineer Benjamin White
e. Company r.. iO2d lGngincers, displayr,
- coolncss and courage in carrying o
construction work under heavy cnom
fire near lonssoy, France. Sept. ~
90. 1918 Scrgt. Harry g. Kelly, Com
pany II. 1929 Engineers, shove
The evening world., 1919-02-27
WILSON RENAMES POWER
BROOKLYN U. S. MARSHAL
Ani-Tammany Man, -Four Years in
ONCE, Is Renominalci Ivy
the PrcSiL,nt.

James VI Power Of BROOKLYN has
been r"nomiuatcd by President Wilson
TO be- Tinted states Marshal OF the
Eastern District, a despatch from
Washington announced to-day.
Albert Boolschwrilcr OF Trenton has
been named for Marshal Of New Jersey,
Mr. Power was tirst.appointed Marcn
o. lnl5 lie has been recognized as an
anti Tsmmuuy man and because Of
this his appointment I'm 1915 was op-
posed by Rcprrscuta'iv" John y. 'ii&-
gerald. who recommended 4, MorriEsrv
Gra,. q regular organization Cuudidat..
The evening world., 1919-02-27
n HEROES HOME ON VIII HEI NINA WITH WAR DECORATIONS
ALL 27TH WOUNDED
TO RIDE IN PARADE
WEEK OF MARCH II
Men Already Discharged From
Service Being Rounded Up
by Chaplain Kelly.

A Statewide roundup Of all the
men who fought with the 27th Diyi-
don and came home as casuals after
being wounded, is being made, 50 that
mono shall bc missing from the big
parade on Flfth Avenue to be held
some time in the week Of March Il.
1t is Major Gen. Organs wish that
every man from the division. both
convalescents in hospitals and those
who have been discharged, shall have
his share in the glory Of the welcome
New York will give its sons.
Father Kelly. who bears the rank
OF ca plain, is directing the campaign
to bring the 21th men together once
more, and they will De in the parad"
even though they have TO be carried
in autos and ambuances.
Plans for making the decorations
in Fifth Avenue the most Impressive
ever seen arc practically completed.
At conference tomorrow between
Grover Whalen. the Colonies Of the
New York state Guard regiments,
the police and Lieut. col. kinC.id,
head Of 'hc advance dota u' the
27th. the proposal to have the 10000
guardsmcn lined up ~ the curb Tor
/. The parade viii be acted on.
Guards will De posted on Madison
Avenue to admit ticket holders tor
the big grand stand. through the
street nearest 10 their seats. The
Police Reserves will act as guards
and ushcrs. lt was decided.
The preliminary welcome saturday
when l,lOO men Of the 1921 Engineers
reach New York in advance of the
rest Of their division. viii loo a small
sample Of what the whole division
will receive.
After the necessary stay at Cd camp
after dobarking az Hobokcn. tho en-
ginccrs, formerly the I'D. commando.
10y Brig. Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
then Colonel will be bi'lctcd IN
their old armory AT l6Sth street and
Fort Washington Avenue until the
day or the parade.
when Major Gen. O'RyaN and 5000
. men uf she l05'h. lOG'h ana l01th tn
: fantr! Regiments come into the ha'-
Dor early nest week on the LcviathGr
they are io have one Of the greatest
surprises Of their lives Tnoy VIII %
met 10y great lcct or tugs Na. It'
ana other craf, bearing 5000 or 1900,
Welcomes.
This reception committee Will ~
composed mainly Of relatives rno
friends of the men in ihcso regiments
it was announced to-day but as 4
vast informal committee OF wclcun,
countless thousands will pack L.,
waterfruu,s to see the big shipioa,
of heroes come home.
The messages received by Lieut..
Co. Kincuid and others here In ld
l. vance OF The 27th Division indicat
that the Leyiathan Will arrive ru' $
day morning, possibly Monday. Tha
she certainly viii have dockcd n
late TUESDAY Is indicated 10y the 'n
nounccment Of j. clifford McChris''
lrother- in law ul Gen. organ WI.
said ne had message from Ger
O'Ryan accepting an invitation 70 ~
dinner OF the Bronx County Ba' A.
socia ion in the Hotel Astor nyA
Tuesday evening. Gen. Organ is
be the guest OF honor.
Grover Whalen. secretary to Ma>,
Hylan, who has taken over the wor
OF executive secretary Of the Mayor
The evening world., 1919-02-27
RANGER DEFENSE HEARD.
Accused sister Of Artist says sue
Wus nrc.iNrd NcgardinG VIII

id,th l' Ranger, ON trial charged
with conspiracy to prevent '''oh'r OF
,.r genuine will 81 her brother Henry
ward Rang,l asserted in her d"lenS"
to-day that a viii was made by hm
SUBSEQUENT {, Jan /, 1914, and bcioi"
ApriI of the same year, which lutl her
thr u-r Of his estate durinE o"r me-
Wiu.am Harmon Black, her attorney,
told tho Com' that Miss Raur'r NHS
de- .cIvcd regarding th' VIII which
charles y WcNl.r ~ stamford, conn.
Testified hr had framed
The evening world., 1919-02-27
"IIttIr Mother" Who Drank \cid
VIII Iet Rest From TOII.

Many MIUHnBo, T0U'I'on, TUIIIe
mother" NJ four brother, and sisters.
,,ho tried 10 commit ruicidr because
she found her household cnrc. too
ncayy was parolcd In tine Chudrrn's
,'ourt ycstcrdaE until October She VIII
be sent Tor a long rest To- the 81 Vim.
cent DC Paul summer home al Sprins
Valley, ~ 1.
The evening world., 1919-02-27
,ANS BEING MADE TO WELCOME 277H DIVISION

courage and leadership under heavy
shell fire near East poperinghe line.
Belgium. August, 1918.
sergt. Uirst Class) Frank A. Tay-
lor and Sergt. (F'irst Class) FredericS
Bertsch ir, Company B, iO2d En-
gincers, are cited for gallantry under
heavy enemy fire near Ronssoy.
Sept. 20.
The evening world., 1919-02-27
Just Wal the Germans SAID.

ulysses Gmnt smmons was a I"Ihor uNnt p''NI " a
hospital
why u.s." said his c>asI"ratcd nurse 'but 3
trouble than an the together
big grin Illuminated the entire ward.
a