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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-19
AMONG US GIRLS
Perth Amboy.

Perth Amboy.
Dear Helen and Girls:
Here 1 am again. 1 could not
write any sooner for was Ill. Helen,
do you remember in the last letter
1 said 1 would send in a recipe. l
know everybody likes a piece of candy
once in a while so thought that 1
would send in how to make chocolate
creams
Inside: Take two cupfuls of sugar,
one cupful of water, one and n half
tablespoonfuls of arrow root and mix.
Let them boil from five to eight min
utes. Stir all the time. After taking
from the fire, stir until 1t comes TO a
cream when smooth add one teaspoon
full of vanilla and make "a balls.
"Outside: Melt one half a pound of
chocolate but do not add water to It.
Roll the cream balls into the chocolate
while it is warm.
"Sunray" 1 am glad that you came
back and "Goodie' your letter Is so
nice 1 read 1t over and over Helen 1
think my letter is getting a little too
long but s. w. A. K. / suppose you
don't know what it means so 1 am go
ing to tell you. Sealed with a KISS.
asRIITvTEyRET w
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-19

Keep up the good work that story
was q very good attempt. Any sug-
gestions 1 can give you OF are there
any questions that you would like to
ask
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24
by WILLIAM II. KIRK,

Pa felt pritty bad wen Mister Car
negte died. Pa sed he used to know
Thare was one grand old man. p,
SGD. His life will long stand as n ex
ampcl for the yung. 1t was his crate
life wich helped me to becum Janus,
Pa scd.
Indeed. scd Ma. I dident know that
Yes indeed. sei Pa. / was inspired
by what he did. sed Pa, to do sum or
the things witch ! did OF course. pa
scd, will newer have the bank roll
he had, but in ccrting meshur, sod
Pa. / have skaled the pinnuckel of
Fame.
Indeed. scd Ma. 1 didcnt know that.
cether
Yes. scd Pa. I Termed from his OK
ampcl that a lot of hard work will git
a gent long ways up the Ladder
il he dosent git dizzy & fall back down.
used to git pritty dizzy sumtimes.
but | have managed to hold OH. scd
Pa. Mister Carnegie taught the wurld
that the gratcst thing is fndcvvor &.
thrift. He newer ran accounts i'm the
stoars. sed Pa. & his wife didcnt have
charge accounts cvcryware IL have lots
of things set hoam on approval, sed
Pa.
suDpoas you arc now referring to
my charge accounts. Sed Ma.
oh. no; not at ALL sed Pa. | guess
II is too late for me To start in bee
fnS i nudity milyunair anyway. but as
] said bccfoar. | Termed the seckrct OF
bceing CRATE from Mister Carnegie.
You have KEEP the Scckrct well. Scd
Ma. Nobody has ever found out that
you are CRATE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24
LITTLE BOBBIE AND HIS PA
BY WILLIAM f. kirk.

Shush. shush. scd Pa. not so loud
our naborS NIT sheer you.
Ma war lanng.
You grow moar amusing with III.
passing yecrs. she sed to Pa al
ways that that you we're funny. hui az
times you are ludykrus, scd Ma.
The CRATE are often mis- understand
ed by thare neerest & dcerest kin. sod
Pa. After 1 have went from this pIan
nit. sed Pa. IL will oc discovered that
l am CRATE. Till then, sed Pa, I will
have to he satisfied. But thanks to the
crate Scotchman. scd Pa. l Termed TO
You KEEP sum vary reEu-ler hours
for few ycers, scd Ma. you were
out lait every mite the yecr around
But that is a other chapter. Ma scd.
In Il life that is now as calm & beau
tiful as Californy valley, sed Ma.
Bless you for them kind words wich
unto me you did say. sed Pa. feel
that without you. sed Pa, I wud not
nave been abel to succeed like Mister
carnegie. but with you. sed Pa, / have
delivered them goods. e wen my time
Gums 10 go. scd Pa. ] will toll tho
wurld what wundcrful wife l had
hoap YOU. too. sed Pa. will sum
times REFER to yure wonderful hus-
band
Will. sed Ma. wen you give me a
chance. d / Will not wait TO carve
them words in marble. sed Ma, | will
say them 10 you while yurc deer cars
is wide open for "a COMPLEMENT. Ma
sed Ma 'u''
II ever git married my wife can
call me wundcrful il she wants to e.
is Il nice word.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24
With the Film Folks
STORIES OF SCREEN ACTORS.
SAT Gu, in Rain TO See Serial.

!. 4 Holmes. manager % The Arcade
Taeatsr. OF Holtvil!e CAL. recently
wTo:s 70 H. Vit4grapn Exchange
manager q: Los Angeles an unusual
Endorsement o: the Ni:agraph ser!a l.,
Pe.!!s o. Thunder Mountain" He
sad II par; ~, has AL the other
serials =V=- saw backed off the
boards ! put i on my poorest night
Monday arc =; has more than doubled
ny business Even on one Monday
night when u was raining and when
because ! have an airdo;ne / didn't
=1psct any business they came and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24
"uov to Be happy Though Married.
patron. LIKE 81, Belle Ru..e."

Thcoa Sar1 has ca0tu-c1 ner ava
oEces com 2iete.y IN the showincS o;
la Belle HGSSe a. tho Colcria |
Theate- where il Is shown again TO-
DAY and tomorrow. beng the screen
version OF the Sslz>Cc stage Play which
Sc: the country talking some years
sro THE .Ha;tzt!rr was made for
william Fox by Caa-.=S !. Sraoia. VINO
also 6i-ertei re -ictu:e.
TT, s:o-y -e-a-ls ;azt among Inc
E-lits- 7oo.j:y s. Is o. was. coasid-
$-ed disgrace % mary dancer. Se
mr. a@z-: good = god. ..ne son VINO
mad. t=- his ~.:s was aH%.y - he
Gis ,nas-!-eo
-.5s < 7-ecisely wha- happened 20
::ts you ,htul nooie-ar n IL Belle
I--sse --s-sfors- ~ 6s-cs- siHeT-c
a. ----lz y-.Tat o. I'D a. rssU
was z:te % prove t-zt oo0i-ltH 70.
rz.c-s "a y :a-1C ar1oaE ne Inn
..=s- - -E- zr[ women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24

Saturday last in New York City to
Walter WanEer. theatrical manager.
The wedding was kept secret. but
word gradually leaked out along
Broadway. and due announcement then
was made. WanEer started his theat-
rical career as manager Of ALA Nail
nova during the season she played
"Ccption Shoales." 1t was then he
met his wife. Mrs. Wangcr will be
starred this season in 'Profanc Love-"
founded on a story by BalZaC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24
Weeks Picture Shows
OFFERINGS At LOCAL HOUSES.

'Nnnino,n Likes "Thc Brat"
While in New, York last, season in
seaGSn OF Snitan,@ natsriai for her
upon The Brat" Maude l'ulton's great
stage success which Oliver Morosco
produced Tor long runs IN New York
with a copy OF The manuscript"
said Mr. karger. .Nazimora left New
leading man, Charles Bryant. she read
and rc-road The Brat and each time
with added enthusiasm.
Being of = Very lmpulSiVc nature
she decided then and there TO adapt it.
and the manner in which she has ac-
Quilted herself from a technical view
in this direction that full yoQuals her
marvellous h!s;rionic and emotional
ability"
June Mathis made the scenario o.
The Brat" from Nazimova's working
synopsis. The Brat is now be!nS
shown at the Bijou Theater.
Priscilla Dean n Hluchird.
Priscilla Dean. Uuivcrsai's star por-
trayer o. underworld roles. is the fea-
Il uebird Theater. today and tomorrow.
Pretty smooth was especially pre-
pared for Miss Dean by Eayrird Veil
ier. the famous writer Of plays with
a criminal atmosphere. He is author
of The Thirteenth Chair, and within
the Law" and responded to the Uni
to The Wi,dca, OF Paris and The
Wicked Darling. with story compiled
from police court records which he
called Pretty smooth. Also James
AUBREY. in ,.hie. latest comedy. fopo
and Yokcis-' Extra News.
How to Be happy Though Married.
Young men who are anticipat tins
marriage viii be able 10 observe some
genuinely helpful hints for making
welded life happy by seeing "A Tenn
peranental Wife" starring Constance
Talmadge and which is being shown a;
the Broadway Theater.
Probably no young man would be
confronted with rs per2leNlRg ard
humorous. situation = the sickly
Senator Newton from Nevada. who
was "vamped" by Billie Billings. A
fascinating girl VINO wanted the Sem
ator for q husband because he had a
reputation Tor never taking notice OF
women The Senator. however. turns
cut TO be q model husband after his
VIE ma eloped with Bu!Sarlan
Count reused fashionable tourists from
their early morning slumoers and eH-
po.-nced the torture Of beng put out
OF a hotel jus; SIX inches III front OF
a SIX shooter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24
Mrs. Drew With pnIhr.

Ms >!cney Drew, L mas become
:1o~n. = going 70 release mar pro-
5Gct!ors trrogsh Pathe Freres making
from eight % Ten comedies = year. AS
rzs r-.n G=r custom. she wiA produce.
aoc star - these pictures. continuing
tns Polly sister idce which sh. has
used s..ce the passing o! sidney Drew.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24
Maxine Elliott Return..

William Faversham and Maxine
Elliott are. the latest stage celebrities
TO launch their film studio. Miss Elliott
arrived few DAYS ago from London
where she had been spending the last
lew weeks with her sister, Gertrude
Elliott. and Forbes Robertson. Plans
arc being made by the co-stars to
start Immediately in the making of
their first picture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24

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Te,o- - t--.t =;to- -s;5-=
.--.s- : ..=--S-a fame ~ seal
cZsy ~. Disruption az ---!-e seek
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,s:,c- : :cr-.- E-c case. gus ;-ze-
-E r-.-t DESCRIPTION g: -
Wa. a<z-s F-a-s t-@e-s1s a.
-. c----=:.u--p. - t:s@ s.l.+- s--=s1.
a. .,e-s.y --s-.y-i-E 5-@-nz wa5cH
s-.-., r-.,- ~ Ia. C---
-,--E-E- .-g- = go, - = >a'-.tS
reL --rva - -. ETr-i- .tS=-l.
rs - en- w-- .as ;-7t ans = en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24

co Many OF r, me scenes OF wIhf Beach Ya
turc since "TarZan OF the Apes" are
being taken on SHIP board and it was
necessary for Director Rex InGrams
who is producing the ]. G. Hawks
story, TO study most assiduously "A
dictionary containing the jargon of
The sea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24
Miss Cehnn to Act.

Georgette Conan. daughter OF George
films.
Gcorgette, daughter of Mr. Cohan
and Ethel Levy, his first Wife has
Lasky Corporation TO appear in "a series
OF pictures during the next year Miss
Conan lives with her mother in Eng
land. She IS an attractive young wO-
man. and is said to have inherited the
ability o. her parents. Her first ap-
pearance VIII be in support Of Elsie
Ferguson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24
Full information.

= Lady-What time does the next train
-Eady2Does it stop At Mugford!
Clerk--Yes, mum. Lady-Do nave
10 change. Cl"rk-No mum Lady
-Huw much is the ftr"--Clcrr three
nDd-ninc. mum, and the engine drivers
name is Tom Jones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24
Heard Him. All Right.

Heard Him. All Right.
= ERMANY'S stinneckcd dcnscnoss In
" sensing the. necessity for her
strict compliance with the first
armisticc terms. and her brazcn In
a a a. The harder ones imposed
hrst make one thing of the banker III
Weeping Water Ncb.. who was asked
by by an impecunious farmer for loan.
who arc deaf for commercial purposes
The farmer was chronically wanting
tinn ho ubsE,: and his security was set-
.'rd like to borrow $1,000" pleaded
the farmer.
The banker cuppcd his hand behind
MS lame ear and said:
speak little louder and cut down
the amount. observation-disclosures Ledger
Knew Ill. I,0xt-Oncc
&c HAVE placed my Will In my safe
" deposit box" said j. Fuller
.,,, Gloom Ny packets are niied
snail attach the end of this stout cord
TO convenient projection, light 4
candle and enter, crawling carefully
paying out the cord AS go. and
Great heavens. Mr Gloom" cjacu-
lated an acquaintance. Are you con-
tcmplatinS exploring some vast dismal
cavcry?'
City post oince :or the purpose OF
having weighted. purchasing stamps
for and mailing this parcel post pack
age.-kansas City Star.
II Didn't Suit Father
&C THE store is twenty-onc years
old today. dad. We're out Of
Order some Immediately: son. That's
no way TO run a storc."-Louisville
Courier journal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24
Ten for 80,

Monroe Salisbury. the Universe! star.
vas standing on ii street corner in
Boston on one sizzling no. day with
ais nat N MS hand oufst-archcd like
unto tin CUP. Hs was hopping his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24
SCREEN BREViTIES

Bert Lytell must make a gown be-
fore the cameras searching gaze, SO
he goes into training with Los An
gcleS modiste coach.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24

A famous novels, staying a. cor
lain hotel it, Canada was so ANNOYED
pv the lack ~ attention nc received
that in a moment q irritation ne asked
10 sec the proprietor. ~ JUST wanted
10 tell you" said the author wheu the
rroprietor appeared. that OF AN the
potels under Tho shining sun have
never been in one THAT for Unmitrated.
aii-around uncomfortable discomfort
could equal yours After the indir-
pant landlord had Withdrawn the au-
thor asked for his bin and ne dis
severed that the last item on il was.
%1ro impudence- S3i'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24

Due TO the all-seeing eye Of Maxwell
karEcr. Metros Director General the
much sought after location that was
needed To burn the hotel in Please
Get Married" WAS at last found iii the
NOllV wood Hills
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24

brow and addressing few choice OBJ
servations toward the weather.
An old lady in passing saw his out
stretched hat and dropped in thin
dime.
Now. don, spend it for liquor" she
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24
Answers to Film Fans
ny TUf NONII. EDITOR.

what do snn wnnt 10 l. now about
your f.VOritc in III" world OF hlmiund.
Questions rriHiiNr 10 the film folk.
viii he answered daily IN this column.
Address all letters 10 the Movie Edi-
tor, Timrs-Dis patch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24
Cured Him.
His Meth cd.

THE yonuE man crawlcd Into the
august presence. Il should like
10 speak to you on an important
matter sir he said.
We'll, what is it," Erowlcd the ia
Their of the girl in no encouraging tone.
II want 10 marry your daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24

Justine Johnstone WEEDS.
Justine tombstone, noted beauty Of
screen and stage, was married on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24
THE DAYS GOOD STORIES
FROM MANY SOURCES.

the interview. don't talk that way.
She's all right really "-Tir-Bits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24
Echoes OF the Wnr.

a LTHoUGH it's now "apres la
a laugh from this story from the
late front. 1t cxemplifics well the
scots love for theology-not always
und iluted. An army chaplain. meeting
Jock who had taken "a drop too
much" offered. to guide him to bar
racks. On the way Jock became dis
cursive. ''Ye ken. chaplain" he said.
ma father is "A very rclccg ious mon.
and I'm that way inclined mascr. Moo.
I'd like TO haze "a bit argument WI
yc on predestination." The padre was
much amused Hadn't you better wait
until you are sober, jock" he replied
"fioot, mon" said the Scot, 81 don't
care "A d about prcdcstination when
I'm sober'-Dctroit Free Press.
Cured Him.
THE late Sir John +. Mahaffy. Pro-
vost Of Trinity College. Dublin.
was brilliantly witty. and many
OF his good sayings are In general cir
culation. But he occasionally met his
match. One OF his encounters was
with tho late DR.. Salmon. Provost Of
Trinity fore DR. Trail. Mahamy WAS
one day inveighing against corporal
punishment for boys which he declared
never did any good Take my own
case. he exclaimed IL was never
caned but once in my life and that was
for speaking the truth"
Well Salmon rctored caustically,
cit cured you."-Bumalo Commercial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-24

What" the old mans face grew
purple. Marry. my daughter? i am
astonished, What on earth do you
mean. sir? YOU
Now. now" soothed the youth see
ing defeat looming near the wanting
TO get some sort OF satisfaction out OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
saiIor rlunses TO Death.

AtsOEI9
CHICAGO, March Six sailors OF
the Great Lakes naval training station
arc in custody and the body OF another
--a suicidc-ls in a morguc as "a result
o! alleged grating N connection with
the discharge of men from the station.
II was learned tonight. Lieutenant
Commander c. :. Roberts, executive Of
iicer at the station, said no evidence
has been found To support "a charge
that discharges actually had been sold,
but that q number Of enlisted men and
a few petty officers had apparently
practiccd a fraud Oh some OF their
mates by protesting 10 have influence
in obtaining releases.
The existence OF the investigation
became known today following the sui
eide yesterday OF Samuel Moscowitz. of
Detroit. sccond-class seaman. who
plunged from an eighth story window
of the loca! naval intcpiccnce Office
after making a confession, according
10 Lieutenant Edwin l. Reed, chief or
tho Office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
VICTOR RYLOANB BILL
PASSED BY SENA TIE
What Present Session Of Congress Did;
Fails to Enact Many Important Bills

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The
short session OF Congress. now nrnr
in. adjournment, having been
chief! devoted TO tho annual dc
pIrtntcntal appropriation bills. little
general legislation has been c0nsid-
cred. Among the more important
measures which have been passed
are:
Six billion dollar revenue aci.
hundred million dollar European
food relief bill.
RiiI authorizing tho resumption OF
voluntary cnli>tmcntS in tho rcSu-
lar army.
Soldiers and snilor>' uniform bill.
Victory Liberty loan act.
DiIt authorizing the paying nf
travelling expenses Of discharged
war workers.
Among the important bills dOomcd
10 failure OF pasSaGc are:
Navy appropriation bill.
Army appropriation hill.
Woman suffrage resolution.
Railroad bill.
IIili proposing government con-
troll OF meat packers industry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
FEAR OF GENERAL STRIKE
IS GROWING IN BERLIN
Man! Red. Killed In Battles With
Government Forces al
iIanborstciB.
Hi u. }. GRsENNALI..

BERLIN, March o.-Duc sseidor!. The
big industrial city on the Rhine, has
been captured by small detachment
Of government troops.
Strikes and fighting continue IN
other ccnters, with the Spartacans suf-
tcrins general heavy defeats.
The fear of general strike in Ber-
lin is SrowinS.
The civilian council here has, issued
u manifesto 10 the effect that unless
the dangerous national strikes cease
II Will call Il general strike Of all bour-
geoisc
The eovernmen; is quietly awaiting
Developments, and is resolved TO use
force unless the situation improves
There has been renewed lighting III
Munich. Several have been Killed. 1t
is now asccrtaincd that tho strikes in
the Ruhr district were organized by
Russian Bolshcvist aGitators.
The Reds have been badly beaten ny
government troops in battles this
week north of Essen and in DuisburG.
Many Reds were killed in 4 battle near
IIamborsten. The general strike in
Ducsscidorf has been ended. the en-
pioyers conccdins the strikers de-
mandS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
PRESIDENT ASSURES
JEWISH DELEGATION
OF AID IN PALESTINE
1sscrfs america WiH Support
NcU Commonwealth for Hc-
brctrs in Hoir Land.
IHv Associated PCS

" ASHINGTON, March 2-Prosidcnt
Wilson tonight told delegation from
the American Jewish Congress that he
was persuaded that the allied nations
with the fullest concurrence OF the
American government and people were
agreed that in Palestine should be laid
the foundations Of a Jewish common
wealth.
The delegation, headed by Judge
Julian w. Mack. of Chicago, and in
Guiding Louis Marshall. DR.. stephen
$. Wise and bernard q. Richards, of
New York. declared they had found the
PRESIDENT sympathetic with he in :
contcSiaOic principle Of tho right of
~" Jewish people everywhere to equal =
~ of status; He reminded them that
he previously had expressed personal
approval Of the declaration OF tho Brit :
iSh government respecting the his
ttoric claims OF the Jews regarding .
Palestine.
Great Britain would act as trustee
OF the new commonwealth on behalf
OF the proposed league OF nations ac-
c.ordins to the delegates. They said
That orSanizltion OF Jewish state
would include express stipulations tina I
nothing should be done which might
prejudice the civil and religious risRi $
Of non-Jcwish communities in. raics :
tine, or the right and political status
enjoyed by Jews in any other country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
PLACES GERMANY'S LOSS
OF MAN POWER AT 1,527.664
Berlin Newspaper Claims Figures
Quoted Arc Takcn From the
ONiciHl Dafu.

BERLIN. March ZIP to the begin
ming OF August. 1918. Gcrmapy's war
losses in the army alone totalcd 6,4OO,-
0S0, including 1.5Si.lo0 Killed. accord
ing to the Chcminitzcr Nolkstimmc,
which says these figures are based on
official data. The figures for the three
last months of the lighting arc not yet
complied. and the paper ventures no
guesses regarding them. Here is the
Nolks,immcs tabulation
German army.-dead: men. l,j27,646;
officers. 56,45i-total, 1.5S4.l00.
Wounded: men. 3,S97.293; officers
0I,2S3-total 4.004.j76.
The figures for wounded include
those wounded more than once and
those who returned to the battle field
after conva icscencc
Prisoners and missing mon, 1o5,i33;
officers, 16.06l--total. 'Sli,49
Grand total, G.f00.l70.
The figures for prisoners do not in
c!udc those returned from Russia other
than those that have been rcpatriatcd
during the war.
German navy--dead: :2.i73: probably
dead, i,94i; died OF disease 2.o7O.
Wounded; :S,S'a; missing, l.?T;
prisoners, 9,6l1; intcrncd. 2,i56-total.
7l.70l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
TWO TRANSPORTS LAND
3,017 MEN AT GOTHAM
Italian Liner America and Troop
ship Niagara Reach Port
From Overseas.
NORTH CAROLTNINNS ARE BACK
Hospital Contingent Commanded by
Colonel addison BrcniZcr, OF
Charlotte, Arrives - Chaplain Is
awarded Service Cross.
NORTH CARoLTNIANs ARE BAci
lB. Associatcd rrcs.

NEW YORK, March 2.-The Italian
liner America and the transport Nj
aSara arrived here today from France
with 3.0iI officers and enlisted men
OF the American cxpeditionary forces.
The Americas passenger list included
headquarters Thirty-fifth Coast Artil-
iery Brigade. nine officers and sixty
thrce men; headquarters Thirty-sixth
Coast Artillery Brigade. twelve officers
and ffty-four men: Sixty -sevcnth
Regiment. Coast Artillery. forty-two
oihccrs and 1,i6I men; detachment
three officers and l06 men: all regular
army units. The America also brouEht
loI casual officers and li3 lta iian resi-
dents of America who had served in
the Italian army.
The NiaGara's list included the ad :
vance school detachment, Eleventh
Field Artillery Brigade dctachments OF
the Three hundred and Twelfth Trench
Mortar Battery and Casual Compa n G :
-Four Hundred and Ninety ninth of
tcenth of California and Nine Hundred
and Sixteenth of Michigan. together
with detachment of Casual Company
Thirty-iitth OF Georgia
chaplain John j. Brady, OF the Fifth
Regiment. marines, the first Catholic
priest TO go overseas a, a chaplain,
returned on the Niagara wearing "A
Distinguished Service Cross for hero
ism ut the front.
\ detachment OF twenty-five medical
olnccrs and siSty-ninc nurses. who have
served in base hospital No. i, in Franco.
returned tonight on the transport
AbanEarcz. The detachment was com
mandcd by Colonel Addison BreniZcr.
Of men and women from Massachusett S
and North Carolina