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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-17
RgG MEETING FOR
SOUTH AMBOY LEGION
81 spseiaI Corresoondenr.

Bp SnscfnI C-OrresDOndenf,
SOUTH AMBOY, Dec. 17.-Ameri-
can Legion men of this city will, on
January 9Th, get first hand informa-
ton regarding their army insurance.
T. J.. McEvoy, a representative of the
Treasury Department and a member
of the American Legion will be in this
city on that date and will explain the
complete details Of the insurance. All
the ex-service men, whether members
of the American Legion or not are
urged to take advantage of this OPP
portunity of finding out all about their
insurance.
Mr.. McEvoy will come and be pres
ent at the big meeting at night which
will be addressed by Col. Brown, the
State Commander and Mr.. Goldingay
the State Adjutant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-17
New Keyport Industry
! Special C0TTespOndsnf.

list a new industry will open in the
borough when Frank Erwin, a con-
tractor of the borough. will open a
new general mill, having purchased
the property of the Colored Metho-
dist church on Manchester avenue
from the Peoples National Bank.
Mr.. Erwin has erected a number Of
houses on Atlantic street, all of which
are rented, and Is planning to en-
large the church building by the
erection of an addition of 24x50 feet.
He will do general mill work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-17
SOUTH AMgoY

Joseph Decker, formerly Of this
city, and now stationed at Camp
Meade, spent a ~furlough in this city
yesterday as the guest of Chris Null
rain.
ben Hur," an illustrated lecture.
will be given at the Y. M. C. A. next
Sunday afternoon. Crosby Matthews.
the secretary, will deliver the lee
ture.
The First National Bank of this
city has paid put close to fifteen
thousand dollars on Christmas clubs
this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-17
He'd for E~xtradition.-

81 Special CofreSp0hdeht.
TOTTENVIILE, Dec. Thames
Barter, who gives his address as Vine
yard Haven, Mass, is locked up in the
county Jail at Richmond to await ex-
tradition to his home state where it is
said he is wanted by the police au-
1horfties. The prisoner was employed
on q Lehigh Valley freight boat run
ming between Staten Island n Mass
achusetts. 1t is claimed that he forg-
ed a check in hat state for $3.50 and
then fed the Jurisdiction of those
courts. He was apprehended here on
larceny charge connected with the
same matter and held. Arraigned be-
fore Magistrate Mullen he was held
for the Massachusetts charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-17
PLAN CHRISTMAS
EVENTS AT JAMESEuRG
RD SBec4dI Correspondent
naa

N BbcCfdI EDrreSpoHdebt
JAMESBURG, Dec. 1.-THE two
Christmas time exercises to be OBJ
served by the Presbyterian church
have been put under way and dates
announced. on Tuesday night, De-
cenrber 90, the Christmas treat of the
Sunday schools of the church will be
observed in the chapel on Deem
Der 23. and quite an interesting pro-
gram is in course of preparation by
r. G. Dawson The Christmas exer-
cises usually held by the church viii
be given Sunday night. December %.
when ~recitations, songs and other
numbers will be offered
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-17
Funeral for Roy Wallace
RU Special C0rYcSBOHdenE.

KEYPORT, Dec. lI:-FuneraI
services for the late Roy Wallace
were conducted from st. Joseph's r.
c. church on Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock. interment being in the
church cemetery. The deceased was
twenty-six years OF age and was the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wallace
of First street. Besides his parents
and a brother. he Is survived by his
wife and two children.
Mr.. Wallace died in Phoenix, Ariz-
ona, where he was spending some
time for the benefit of his health. He
had always resided In the borough.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-17
No Community Event.
81 Special Correspondent.

Oh bUtDtUF UT FNODVTENtHf
SOUTH AMBOY, Dec. 17.-There
will be no community entertainment
as announced for Thursday night. The
Board of Education has rented the
Auditorium to the Woman's Club for
Thursday night at which time they
will celebrate their ninth anniversary.
Although the committee was not noti-
fed to this effect until after the enter
tainers were hired the program will
not be presented. In the afternoon
however the usual Riddle show will
be given,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-17
SOUTH EMBOY MOMENTS
CLUE ANNIVERSARY
81 Special Correspondents

SOUTH AMBOY, Dec. 17:-The
seventh anniversary of the Women's
Club of South Amboy will be held in
tie high school auditorium tomor-
row night at 8 o'clock. A pleasing
program has been arranged and a
large turnout is expected. At the
conclusion of the evenings program
music will be furnished for dancing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-17
MATAWEN

Miss Margaret Terbune is an out Of
town visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Patrick J.. Devlin Is a New
York City visitor yesterday.
Work on the-remodeling Of the Post
Office building has been about COM
pleted. The work was started some
months ago and the decorators are
now II work painting and rednishlng
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-17
Give Musicale at south Amboy.

ii GFFTTTFT VUTT FSTVWUTTFTs
SOUTH AMBOY, Dec. IA musl-
Gale and entertainment under the aus
pieces of the Young Ladies Sodality OF
st. Mary's church vas held in st.
Mary's Hall last night. The enter
tainment was we'll attended and the
efforts of the entertainers ~appreciat-
cd as shown by the long and loud APP
plause. The Scully-Pierson duo were
the star performers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-17
Many Want to Enforce Dryness

NEWARK, Dec. 17:-Bureau of
Internal Revenue officials a hat
no more applications for appoint
ment in the prohibition enforcement
service can be considered from New
Jersey. The number Of applications
now on file from this state is so great
that the full quota of appointments
can be made with well qualified men
Immediately. officials declare. 1t will
be impossible, they say. for local OFF,
GERS to investigate and report upon
additional applicants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-17
Plan Get Together Social

SOUTH AMBOY. Dec. 17:-Ar-
rangements are now complete for
the first get together" social of tho
employees of the Sigmund Eisner
Company in this city. The dance is
planned for Thursday night and
promises to be q distinct social sue
cess The player piano given BIZ the
owners of the factory has arrived.
The emnloyes and tEsir friends will
be eligible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-17
To Meet Again Jan. 8

The meeting of the Company A
Social Club held in the high school
last night was not very we'll attended
with the result that all business was
put over for the next meeting, which
will be held January 6 and it is ex-
pected hat plans for a smoker will
be made at that time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-17
Tinden Made Recorder

OV EEVW VVTT t0VVFItWt-
NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. IL
Charles T.. Tindell, one Of the de-
feated candidates of the November
election, has been appointed by the
Board of Commissioners of this city
as city recorder. Mr.. Tindell succeeds
John Watson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-17

"Rube" Dance, given by Welfare
League of the A. p. Munning Co, in
SerMn's hall Matawan, Dec. 18th. Come
in your farmerettes and oyeralls.
I1226-12-16-4t
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-03
'ARTIDA NUMERo c1Noo
Aperture.

"DEFENsA FRANCESCA. !.
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Para Ia clase media
Conidas q Sl.5O en- Inglaterra
$50 "cocinas nacionales' en-
Londres que sirven' al dia a
100000 clientes'

Londres, Is de abril Actual
mente existen en- Londres $50 CO.
cinas nacionales,' que. siryen dia-
riamente a unos 100000 clientes.
El gdSierno ingles ha dejado la
iniciatiNa ede creaci6n de estos
restauranes a los Municipios.
Cuando uno de ellos estima me-
cesaria la aperture de uno de es-
tos restanrAnes nacionales, Sc po-
ne al habh icon el Ministerio de
Alinentacion, que lie proporciona
un presapnesto eNaeto, Y "presta
sin jnteres, reembolsar- Ell diez
amos, la cantidad necesaria pa
ia poner ell marcha el estableci-
miento.
La experiencia ha permitido OBJ
tener reglas tan precisas que eli
exHo es SECURE. Sc sabe de ante
mano, por ejemplo, que para que
uDo de estos establecmientos ten
ga vida. ha de servir un m1nimc
de 1000 raciones diarias; pero
que 81 sirve mas de 1900, los gas
tos de personal, local, Y material
aumentan 'en demasia. Para que
el negocio sea practice, eL~bene-
ficio medic ha Lesser del 70 al
80 por 100.
Ell material de- cocina, que ha
sido objeto de minucioso estudio.
consta Gle grandes hornillos de gas
para los asados, hornos electricos
para la reposterla, ollas vapor
para la cocci0n dee legumbfeS, tri-
turadoras mecanicas para pures,
aparatos automaticos para pelar
patatas, para fregar los platos, etc.
FL personal esta mejor pagado
que EN- les demas restauranes. Los
salones-comedores son clarOs, ele-
gantes V adornados con flores. al
fondo, un mostrador esta dividi-
do Ell cincO sesiones, tituladaS: !:
sopas, pescadoS, carnes, legumbres
Y postres. Cada cliente toma por
81 mismo un platito metalico y
un cubierto V eXamina los platoS,
que estan va bien preparados y
bien calieptes sobre unas mesas
calentadas electricamente. Una
yez que ha elegido, recibe la por-
ci0n mediante la entrega del GU
pom, yalor adquirido al entrar.
Hay solamente cuatro precios: !:
6. centimos, para la carne 0 ell pes
cado; 20, 30 y 40 para los .demas
platos.
He aqui, por ejemplo, un menu;
Siete platos de pescado o carne,
cuatro de. legumbres, tres entire
meses, carnes fr1as, ensaladas, re-
posteria pasteles.
Los precios son. Plato a 60:
anguila de mar frita en- salsa
blanca; bacalao fresco, al gratin; /;
pate de buey, rinones Ell salsa, 0
salteados, salchichas, callos, ASA
do de buey, pudding y carne Ell
salsa con legumbres.
Platos a 20: 'sopas y legumbres,
patatas, berza y Judas.
Platos a 30: postres; cafe, 0'2O
la taxa.
Puede, pues, comerse hoy Ell
Londres, abundantemente, toman-
do; sopa, pescado carne, legum-
brcs, un pastel y cafe, por 1,5O
frances.
Todos estOs reStauranes estan
realizando beneficios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-03
.El triunfo de Capablanca
JOSE RAUL CAPABLANCA Ell, FRO
DIJIOsO AJEDRECISTA CUBANo SE
ANoTA SU QUINTA VICTORIA
EN- Ell MATCH CON ELfCAM-
PEoN sERBIo BORIS
KOSTICH
(De nuestro Redactor- r-corresponsal en-
la Habana.)


En- la tarde de aver terminaron de
jugarse en- el ''Casino Espafiol' elas
partidas del ''match" Capablanca-Kos-
itch. Los hemosos salones de esa So
ciedad Sc vieron invadidos por nuinc-
rosa y seleota concurrencia. Los sa-
lones estaban arreglados con gusto ex-
quisito. En- Ell fondo del salon prin-
cipal fue colocada la mesa, donde de-
bian jugar los maestros, separados del
publico por una elegante mampara y
macetas de flores. Como a veinte me-
tros de distancia fue colocada la spi-
zarra de anotaciones. j. Las cincoA par
tidas han sido un dechado de perfec-
cion y tuvieron latente la expectation
del piblico, en- una lucha igual y for
midable hasta la jugada cuarenta y uno,
en- que una chispa de genio de Capa-
blanca, mediante una hermosa, entrega
dc un peon, lie hizo obtener ventaja de
posicion sobre. su contrario, quien, de-
cepcionado, sc rindio a su rival.
He aqui las partidas cuarta y quinta.
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Ojeda, San Jose No. 4.
pUEsTos DE. vENTA EN- PUERTA
DE TERRA

DE TERRA
Gel Ojo de Agua" y, San Agustin st.
Salon Barberia "Puerto Rico" San
Agustin Al.
Salon Barberia de jose @. Negr6n,
San Agustfn 80.
serapio Fernandez, Pelayo 2.
Tienda "El Capricho,'' San Agus-
tin so. M
Panaderfa Trancesa, Carrstera, Para
da 6. eie. ss,fisaee 9h
Cafe .fEl Poder obrerO''', San Agus-
tin st.
.Kiosco ..'Mopts carlo,'' Csrretera,
Stop 1I2.
Antonio Sanchez, San Agustin III.
Salon Barberia "El Edep,'' San
Agustfn 102. r
Modesto Morales, Carretsra 05, Stop z
pUEsros DE vENTA EN- sANTuRcE
Establecimiento de Rodriguez HERNIA
nos, Parada II, Miramar.
Cafe " Ell AntilIano, Carretera,. Pa
rada IL.
Panaderfa Francesa, Csrretera, Stop
Is.
Cafetin de Jaime Wood, Gale Ce-
Manuel Taboada, Cerra 70, frents
Talleres.
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PRACTICANTES
LUIS ARANA SEGNET
PRAcTICANTE

Ancstesias por Eter y Oloroformo )
Ccfra 81. Stop Is.
o TelcfOnO sB2 negro, San Juan.
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Para los que deseen comprar "E| Mundo"

Cafe "Come y Vete," Gale Conner.
clio, Talleres.
"La Balanza de Oro," Gale Mon.
serrate 81, Gandul.
Cato Habana, Carretera Pafada 16.
Pucsto de Refrcscos de Jose Ulanga,
Carretera, Parada 16 y media.
Salon " Sol Naciente," Carretera
112.
La Constancia, Carretera, Pafada II.
Ell Canario, Condado No. 90.
Kiosco de la parada 10.
Kiosco de la Plaza del Mercado.
Cafe Welcome, Frente Ia Plaza del
Mercade,
Kiosco de la Parada go.
Caf6 del "Cine Puerto Rico," Pa.
rada 81.
Cafctfn Gale del Quito, No. 3, Para
da 81.
Los Aliados, Parada %.
Farmacia La Fe, Carretera, Stop "a
FL Cafe dc las Muchachas, Parada 25
Luis Muhoz, Subida de la Iglesia,
No. 90.
Jacobo Fuentes, Avenida Colon, San
Juan Moderno. e.
Portela Provision Co. Canine Dc Lob
"a, San Juan Moderno.
Farmacia San Juan, Stop 20 y me.
dia, Gale del p" fqne.
Kiosco verdun, Stop q, Gale del
Parque.
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PAsEo FATAL

Rafael de la Rosa, Rafael Velatdo y
Severiana Casas salieron a dar un pa
SEQ, en- motocicleta por las inmediacio-
mes de Aguadilla, con tan rnala sueftc
que al llegar al puente del rio Culebri-
mas, dada la exajerada velocidad, con
que llevaban al vehiculo, este cAac6
con una de las barandilias del pnentc.
El conductor, Rafael de la Rosa, cay6
al rio, con una pierna fracturada, ysRa-
fael velardo y Severiana Casas sufric-
ron contusiones de gravedad.
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uN 1NDULTo

Ell Gobernador hs cencedid0 indulto
Conditional Juan Cancio Rivera.
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MoRBIL1DAD PoR PUEB1os

somana que termino en- 27 de abril
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Habana, Abril dc 1919.
ffy sft
Arturo Morales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-03

semana que termin6 en- a7 de abril,
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PART1DA NuMERo cuATRo

Aperture. III
g.1.
DEFENSA IRREGULAR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01

ing after short illness lie was born
~ Illinois forty years ago, living
later IN Oklahoma, coming 10 Kansas
in lTD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01

Just because one WISHES 10 wear
mourning and adhcr, most strictly 10
convention is no reason that one must
regard fashion In idll. one mus, be
more careful than ever when selecting
mourning 10 get something that has
style and J., becoming Too often IN
choosing a mourning outfit a woman
gets something black and lets It go
at that In former day, when long,
heavy crepe wells covered the whole
hat this was often no mistake, but
today when the long mourning wells
are almost things Of the past wJm-
an must be unusually careful, espe-
cially when choosing her hat.
Dead black Is not so easy TO wear
as fiction writer's would have us be-
lieye and the woman with a sallow
complexion and colurleSs hair must
realize this. 4 turban like the one
pictured is suitable for the woman OF
little Colorlng, for II docs not shade
her face. II is made ol black silk
crepe and mourning crcpe combined.
The brim Is OF the former while the
crown l., Of the latter. The simplicity
OF the hat which should always be 4
characteristic oi any mourning wear,
IS empha,1ed hy the tiny bow of rib
bon placed directly IN the iron, under
the roll OF crepe about the crown.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
WAR RECORD OF
KAISER INTACT
Official Documents 70 b.
Made Public Soon,

PARIS. Jam An the cofrespon
dence Of the former German emperor
which vas kept at Po'sdam. has been
burned a. ~ell as number Of doou
mcn,s drsLng with internal qre"lon'
according ~ a statement made ~ a
correspondent of the Na'tn hy carl
kau',ky wio :, preparing a white
book dealing with the origin 0i the
var
kaur ~ .d ''1' o., br,a .l'd
contain 80 do. 'omaue document.
bearing 40 the so. rom rlc a.,as,I-
nation ~ Francis FERDINAND 70 the
INVASION Of Belgium The ilfa yol
umc will appear within fifteen lly
7 he book viii rop'aiu many papers
annotated DO pencil IN the hauiwfit.
ing u the former emperor kau'sky
sa.l that not ono paper was missing
from the foreign office
klu',ky would no; say who, in his
opinion, appeared to bc most com
promised. but remarked that in the
wh''e book there would he many let
tiers from Count yoh TschirSky. Ger
man amba ,sador in Vienna. and a few
from Baron won Schoen. Gcrpan am
blssadur iu Paris, a, the outbreak oi
the War
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01

Mrs. Stone. returned home Monday
Other guests OF Mr. and Mr., Stone
are Mr. ] ". Ward and little daugh-
ter jessie b. Of Kansas City. Mo,
y x u
Miss Edna Holland superintendent,
OF nurse, at University hospital. who
Spen, few DAYS during the Iulc,iie
season with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
II. /. Holland Of Holdenvillc, returned
to her duties las, evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, {. II. Phelps OF 90
West Twcnty-iirst street. entertained
a family party at Y o'clock dinner
today Their guests were Mr. and
MrCll NJ farnum and Mr.. and Mrs
J. i. Warren.
Mrs. ! II Aydclo,ic of Madill,
Okla. is the guest during the holidays
of Mr. and Mrs J NJ Aydelotte OF
lll8 East Twelfth street
X Is y
After residing in this city for ten
years, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Shoema-
ker Of lSli West Thirty-iour,h street,
with their baby son Jacques. will leave
Thursday TO make their future home
in ST. Louis,
" y n
DR. and Mrs. Leslie N. WeStiall,
pOl West Sixteenth street, have as
their guests this week Mrs. Wcs,iall's
sister, Mrs. +. B. Williamson and chill
dren OF Ada, Okla
v y
Miss Lillian Wilkin. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. X. VI. Wukin Of GO
West Fourteenth street, left yesterday
i9 Boston where she is attending
Walnut Hall college. Miss Marian
Wilkin will return Saturday to Cam
bridge, Mass, where she is student
at Wellesley college.
h y Y
Mr.. and Mrs. William Raymond OF
708 West Fifteenth street entertained
yesterday with small evening dinner
party at the Skirvin, the guests being
Mr.. and Mrs William Nee, Mr. and
Mrs q. l.. Kellogg, Misses Mary and
Bernice Nee, Lieut.. William Nee,
Herbert Nee and Walter Nee of Rap
id City, ). ID. Lieut.. William Nee
arrived Saturday for few days visit
with his parents
" v n
Miss Hespcr Kirkpatrick. l6H East
Park. returned the first OF the week
from visit to her sister, Mrs. James
Kicks Of Sapulpa.
y Y v
Miss Margaret, Eskridge, l455 West
Thirty-iour,h street, aud Miss Grace
Williams, 100 East Park place. vis-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
Birds Facing
Famine After
Sleet Storm,
Audubon Society Members
Issue Call for Feed for
Feathered Friends,

II you love TO hear the morning call
OF the Oklahoma meadow lark. tho
morning song Of the chlckadec. or the
smooth Puritan pret,lnc,s ot the slate
colorcd Junco, throw out bread crumbs
and corn meal today or so long as
the ice coating covers every weed
seed. This Is the request oirhe Audo-
bon society Of Oklahoma City which
has made this call to tide over the
!amlnine in bird land
flockS Of slate colored punco arc
round and about the city; ohlckadees
ate scattered abou, every open place
where birds seek winter food and
many meadow larkS winter here in
pfcierment TO making the southern
trip with their relatives They will
starve unless relief is given a, once.
say Audubon society members.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01

Spain is planning 10 build an cleo
trc railroad from Madrid 10 connect
with French lnc, At the frontier.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01

tied Mis- Jessie Woncn ol PaNhu,i a
over the week end
BS
Mr Manning :. Moore and chll
drcn OF Fon Worth, TeA, are the
guests of d. and Mrs J. II Bus.
ton, lOl' North Robinson Mr Moorf
also spcn, a lew days at the Buxton
home leaving Sunday evening
" n
Mrs II g Goodrich Of Norman if
the guest tins week OF Mr, Earle s.
Coots, lbll las, Park Place,
The Society Bridge club celebrated
New Year, with midnight supper
Al the hone OF Mr., Leon levy. O0l
West Fifteenth street HE ho,lcs,',
on the occasion we're MfN Joseph
Mycr, Mrs. Leo Koch and Mrs. levy
n n w.
The meeting oi the War Mother.
which was 10 he held tomorrow at.
enoon a. the Chamber Of Commerce
rooms has been postponed
X n
The G. !. Knitting unit met yc,lcr-
dag afternoon with Mrs. A 4 Cfonk,
a. the New England apartments The
unit turned IN slx completed sweat.
ofs 10 the Red Cross Since knitting
+, probably not TO be resumed. the
club decided 10 change rs name 10 the
e. Social club md hold It's meeting,
every second and fourth tuesday The
next meeting. despite the schedule
however. will take place next TUESDAY
a, the home Of Mrs. l.. +. Lee, lC
West Fourth street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
FRENCH
CHARGED YANKS
NAILED AS LIE
German Propaganda Still at
Work, Tardieu Says,
BY The Associated Press.


PAPlr Iue,day Dec 81 Captain
Andre Iari.cr bead oi the general
commission lor lflnco.Ameflcan war
matters, soaking 70 The Associated
Pres, today relative 20 certain g..
ifaOfdlnafy fumorS Which had bees
~ circulation lu Pn',. den.ri oiil-
Cally that ihr American atmy had
been required tp pay rent for the
trtuchc, II occupied AZ the from, or
iof territory oconpled mllliduly be.
hind the front
Numerous report, ~ French. a,
well a' American and British origin,
he said. have revealed 10 us that
German propaganda IS not dead One
indication among many others Is
found 10 The persistence ~ this absurd
fuuof. II has been sad that when
American troops loot up new sec.
tor on our front they lad 10 pas feni
for u 10 the French government and
that when American troop, capture
ground from the enemy in battle thcs
had 10 pay rent i,f the rcronGucfed
territory ! deny II officially m 10,
most categorical fashion.
The rule followed since the imcfi
can army arrived 10 France has beer
inspired by an exactly contrary spirit
When an American unit relieve,
French troops, the ur,' leayng In,
sector passed over the material col
lected there. ard the .lmc frlc was IL
effect when Sie French relieved IN,
Americans In oln'3rm-.. tie fcqul
Sition price paid for private bulld.ng'
IS the same tor The French ard al
lied armies. 4, ior hospitals. schools
and other public establishments. 'hel
have hcen placed %, the disrosiion o.
| the American afuy gf.'u''rg.k'
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al the Red Cross departments
except The canicen hui, There
the workers are still At their
post witt sandwiches and cot
fee for soldiers and sailors returning
homs0r passing through the city Mrs
Robert Rainey, assisted by Miss Lii
Ian Beckman gave breakfast 10 elgh-
teen men this morning, and expected a
busy afternoon The cantcen has re
teived no response 10 It's request for
jam and Jelly, greatly needed for
sandwiches
Among the visitors IN the oanteen
yesterday was Private Clark Oilenry
Geckler Of the jiSth inian.ry. Doth d.
VISION. who. is OF this city, but lately
Of France lie i, just returning home
on sick leave. after spending some
time IN hospital At Camp Taylor.
Louisville. ky He was IN the St
Mihel scrap and came out Of 1t
wounded IN both feet.
The Eastern Star Red Cross unit
will again assemble Tor work tomor-
row morning at . o'clock after a
cessation during the Christmas hol-
days. with Mrs Riley J. Davis super
vising work. PaJama suits and fcip-
gee garments are occupying the az
teniion Of those who belong TO the
sewing squad. Knitting is still go
ing on in order TO complete garments
already begun, but no yarn IS being
distributed for further work
The annual election of officers will
take place next Tuesday afternoon at
2 10 o'clock when plans for advance
work will also he discussed.