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The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-22
LEAVE TO SELL

GEORGIA. Crisp County.
Notice is hereby given that Miss
Luta Dixon. as administratrix of Mrs.
Prudencei Dixon, has made application
for leave and order tosell all the real
estate belonging to the estate OF Mrs
Prudence Dixon, deceased. for the pur-
pose of he paymens of debts and dis
tribltion, which application will be
heard at the regular term of the court
of Ordinary on the first Monday in
November next.
This October 9Th. 1879
". p. FLEMING, Ordinary.
10-S-4t
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-22
LEGAL
A dUertisements
APPLICATION FOR CHARTER.
GEORGIA, CRISP COUNTY.

APPLICATION FOR CHARTER.
GEORGIA, CRISP COUNTY.
To the Superior Court of said County.
The petition of r. C. Ray, J. B. Ray
j. A., Wilson, Mrs. j. A. Wilson, all
Of said County and State respectively
shows:
1. That they desire, for themselves,
their associates, successors and as
signs, to become incorporated under
She name and style of the RAY
HARDWARE COMPANY"
II. The term for which petition
ers ask to be incorporated is twenty
years, with the privilege of renewal
at tie end of that time.
III, The capital stock of the pro-
posed corporation is to be SS,OOOOO di-
vided into shares of $4,000 each. Pc
titioners, however, ask the privilege
Of increasing said capital stock from
tim to time, not to exceed in the ag-
gregate $20,OOO.O0.
" That all of said capital stock
has already been actually paid in.
V. The object of the proposed cor
poration is pecuniary gain and profit
to its stockholders. Petitioners pro-
pose to carry on retail hardware bust
ness and to deal in farming imple-
ments of all kinds; buying and selling
for cash or credit of such articles and
things as are usually embraced in the
retail hardware business, and all such
articles and things as may be profit
ably handled and sold in connection
Herewith, acting as general agent or
special agent for other persons, or
firms or corporations in selling or hand
ling any articles of merchandise that
they may see fit, or that can usually or
conveniently be handled in connec-
tion Herewith; to make contracts to
oct nd to
usual powers and do all usual neces-
sary and proper acts which pertain to
or may be connected with said bust
ness in the articles named.
vi. That in addition to the power
and authority heretofore given said
association, and the rights, privileges
and immunities given to and conferred
upon them, petitioners desire that said
association have the right to pur-
chase, hold, own, use, rent and lease
real estate and to take deeds, and con-
veyances therefor in the corporate
name, with the further right, power
and authority to sell and dispose of,
let and rent real estate, and to make,
execute deeds, conveyances and con-
tracts therefor in the corporate name,
evidencing such acts by deed, convey
ances or other instruments in the cor
porate name, with the corporate seal
attached thereto, with the further
right to be sued and sue, to. plead
and be implicated, to contract and be
contracted with, to make notes and
mortgages in the corporate name, to
take notes and mortgages in the cor
porate name.
VII The principal place of bust
ness of the proposed corporation will
be in the City of Cordele, said county
and State.
Wherefore, petitioners pray to be
made body corporate under the
name and style afvl Lid, entitled to
the rights, privileges Ind immunities,
and subject to the liabilities fiYed by
law
DORRIS & BROWN,
Petitioner Attorneys.
Georgia, Crisp County.
y IT Grnnuo CtlarI, f +bo Cunor
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-22

A single orange-tree will produce
10000 oranges. while lemOn-tree
seldom produces more than 5000
lemons.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-22
w. F. BARTLETT.
Oakkeld, Ca. May 10, 1917.
Old Kentucky Mfg. Co..
Paducah, Ky.
w. F. BARTLETT,
akkeld. Ca. May 10, 1917.
Gentlemen:


Gentlemen:
Please allow me to state that l have
sold your hog cholera remedy for one
season and have ordered more for this
season. Last year sold it to II or 10
men who raise hogs. l told each OF
them to take the remedy feed to their
hogs and if they lost single hog
from disease of any kind not to pay
me cent for the remedy, but when
they began to sell cotton every man
came in and paid me for theamedicine
and every. one of them told ne that it
was the best hog medicine they ever
used. One man paid ME for the small
package and bought IS worth more
and said it was the best that he had
ever tried.
Yours very truly,
W. F. BARTLETT.
For sale by Watt c Holmes Hard
wara IN
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-22
DORRIS & BROWN,

Petitioner Attorneys.
Georgia, Crisp County.
I, P. H. Greene, Clerk Of the Super
ior Court of said County, do vertify
that the above and foregoing petition
is true and correct copy of the one
now on file in my office.
This 9th day of September, 1919.
P H. CREME,
ei294t. Clerk Superior Court.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Palmer Asked to Act on
Cotton Raisers' Combine
Department Prohibited From
Prosecuting Farmers on
Trust CHARGES

WASHINGTON, April 18.-Attornev
General Palmer has been asked by Sec
retary Houston of the Department of
agriculture for an opinion as to the
legality OF the movement among South
ern planters to reduce acreage with the
purpose OF holding up cotton prices.
The inquiry was made following re-
csipt by the Department Of Agriculture
OF complaints from number OF cot
Ton consuming interests.
~ was pointed our to-day in this
connection that appropriation bills for
anti-trust prosecution Of the Denart-
meat Of Justice for several years have
contained clause forbidding employ
!nent OF the trust laws against farmer,
10f 10f any crop raising activities. Tho
CIayIon antitrust act also specifies
snst farmers shall not be affected BIZ
Its provisions.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
" oman Leaps TO Death
From Husbands 5 Embrace

Mrs Ethel Shapiro, wife Of Joseph
shapiro, a cantor Of the Synagogue
h'nai 'srael, KILLED herself Yesterday
afternoon by jumping from the ronf
OF the apartment in which she lived al
5pl West l17th Street She had hean
~ I'll health since the birth OF hei SOM
Milton three years ego hut had APP
pAreutly recovered While sittug on
the 'front.' STEPS talking Win Af sAa-
pEo, lItle MillpN aud Abrahamu au.
plhel spe sA >'Vla old, she suNlpNA
screamed
Nlla lap muen aaNaat staAd ID Aal
lpNgeN pAN'l i've
Ahe alpsp ANA lmuei upeMH -
" AbRhAW NlNNA lp he sblNa. m4
ahp bWHhpA him RNaf aNA teAehaA ihu
INp ahead Ht hnl hushaNl NAA i4
wVNn amslle, iAaN sla VA tAppu
eaNehi hee ba tAe Weisisi hii shp siAe
tiai ~ lhp pheN ul ihn Wpg aNapi,n
sheNtpi tef hplp as his elWNslh lsilpA
aNA he Wfe sheeh ei Ns nrip Ills
lalNleA As she iasped A'ihue bdeb
mugs, aNNihHf leMNt ieaehaA lhs feef
teW saearis ies iAia.
-. NYa Shapiro Fei sis siefies ~
MuiiifaN of 81 Lawrence iasritsi.
was called ie tfeat Nlf sharire. wins
rellansad whom told That he vire was
dead
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19

u Ihe battle II purAzko Ga October =
lpls on that occasion tatiaa bold
iNe pfeken spfAg Of trip rod 90 Tie
taa engine VI fNhMhilHa chaser No.
~ NHiH llis tnisull ~ tHafHe
was over tahlha was fsNrlfif hllnrl.
hHl he siHfh 80 bis lob iuiiHa lha
f9ihss ennilaslsd innHrNfa ml II
NHe 6Hid iiml ha Ne1a Naa pla
I ailN sfrliH
Ah4hm tra ia m fIs HaHa psa
,'f4ienani fiff Mana Raeaaa al
!laiae aflaief Wha bad A4Nt u
hilHegla ~ aald ihai ltas D. 80
ienssi iHtstesiei ~ Wabne q t4aaa
Hiehf ~ aifpaNa aai ihal ase
va tfNs''NeliNe aA fHafHts rleHe
#illi ien M8ieig
lilW PHHtH iNe Nsi. ifes ssns -
Nii llN iiaNil au ne k ~ Biasira.
ife - Hil iNe ~ eisal Hrefa
IN lie hesrial siir Mettl 8iiirh
sifi ea sesfeillas ftem sl Nazaife.
tane 2Sb oheeis ard men v ho hal
heen wounded I'm acfian tieht bf tie
officers and 2f6 Of the lneu were bed
ridden When otf the lrenrh crast
the Mercy came Within hundred iept
of drifting mine, and its position was
insl lantly reported to the French naval
authoritie4.
The transport Otsego, from Bqrdeaux,
brought over from Bordeaux .086 Of
hcers and men, including six balloon
companies and four convalescent de
tachments.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Victory Fleet Spotless
For Inspection 7o-day
'"Gobs'' Who Didn't ''Rate Liberty'' Got TO Work
With Brushes and Sand and Made the Vessels
Shine; illumination H. Planned for Tonight

lhs shipa af lhe Vlelqfy Fleet are
na spatIesa anl eeHplendaaI taday ar
Obs btoheu " the most faeldlaHa
lmleh heussaifs The 'aahp' WAa dld
upt Hlata IhefIfH sasIeraag epeHt
morn lhan hsa hanfa ~ senhulnf
da9n aasta Hlth aanl and haigslanaa
aai seubplue Np iWais wiih aaud qad
eaatagi ~ ptlpaiAi ii4N iQt W9'f ttan
aiHli lqitet a4a me sefHlAl eHlN-
aas lNeresNah tNiaf
Graei Aasa dNtaed fpqm eeegF
mastheaa ~ lhs feei WiirFlNt eHi
srahriHt ~ lim tfist eaH'Healef iheg
Ntitaetsl tl4tHaHH4 g. epeemi4ts aiHaa
hitttsias ltift 8hs eepeeitH tH Hii
hess sHiit NnusNnl etr ninnt lhe lis-
llasi hDVestf #ss ntt un'l ~
the etnstel eitanue proetsn'n0 lhH
llan9 have been made lowr nfl soiltl
uuiine he iains az tn. past fev days
aud wetc being hung Uut TO dty
Where the coating of way paint Of The
ships had poaed 'gobs' were husly
engaged renewing the coloring.
Sailor Named for Bravery
c. l. Larkin. coxswaiu aboard the
Pennsy ylvania, may ho given citation
or decoration as mementO Of the
tleet's visit to New York City. Lieu
teuant d. u. Francis, officer of the day
on Thursday yesterday filed report
with the ships commander lecommcnd-
ing Lari.in for official recognition for
saving the life OF Raymond G.. May
nard, q seaman.
Maynard was a member of a motor
launch patty which was bringing sup
plies TO tNe Pennsylvania. While
climbing out Of the launch with crate
of eggs ON his shoulder he missed his
footing and fell aboard, the eggs fall
lpg ou top Of him
The tide forced him under the gang
way, holdQg Nm helplesa aud III NO
mental1 danger OF heing drowned
lNrbin Wilnassed Mayuarl'a fal and
without tAhluA 'lWe 70 remove ANy pG
hiA glptNVs NNad pyerpuagN
Tive IlNa 1AllluN NIm NelNNN lhN
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Transatlantic Attempt IL
Likely To Ba Timed 10
Meet Presidens'a Ship
Between Here and A4ores
Start Last Of 'he NonIl.
trials al ileaLawat Con-
iinue, With Encouraging
ilesulis, 0iIieials Assert

SO nsey's attempt t6 rs uef6ss ths
Atlantic vii he timed aeeofdine to
present indications. wih President
Wilson'S return on the transport
ueoree Washington The nsht prob
ably will he made with three of the
No type of flying boats.
Il was Learned from an authoritative
source yesterday that the destroyers
assigned to patrol the Atlantic Ocean
during the flight received their orders
at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. They
are, 1t is understood, to be on
their posts by April 26 Most of the
vessels assigned to this duty are at
present with tho Atlantic feet in the
Hudson River.
The failure of the NC-2 to rise
from the water with q load Of 10000
pounds Was explained by naval or
fetal Yesterday II was stated that the
No type OF boats were originally de-
signed To carry q load OF $4,000 pounds
aud TO pe equipped Wth only three
lAnorty engines.
Following eAparmapls with the NC
!, the plheiAl said IL was decided to
4aNg llhefIy pNRinea' lhetetuge tNe
laimIe VI lhe Nttg IT, Nmp A00nN
panNAa Aid Npl Indicate lpilute pu pact
YF lhe shlR, bgI me'el4 iudlgaIel heq
llMitAtiHna. aha haa AipAN} liFled
r.hun peuuda Nula WuiHh thaA eAlleA
4pe "a thp heslau
hAnsslmeul sn tee, 'tlANe
liaNlHuanl NpWWaudaV II " NAn
Nsli. eAAiieN RWN ~ thu lhiA Naval
hsse, AealpiiaF lssnat thu tWlinNlNe
etstnMpht.
~ seulae test ia Aieht ef lho No
. NAs naiA iils attpsNesN ~ taphs
~aF the taiiura Va WAhs a NiHhl 1855
tptdar Vas lhe sesult 81 p*teNWeNtai
conditions which hate ufeNed nothing
against the marhiNe. Experimental
flights Will te made apan with tina
Nu-g tomorrow moininp, weather. ret-
Sihs Nc.a will .probably ay Oh
"The NC-A is tn the state Of beine
essembled and It is indefinite as to
itst when she will be In a condition
Tor q trial flight The NC-l is IN the
same condition as TO preparedness as
the NC-4.
"The establishment of safety zone
yesterday was done to protect the ac-
tivities from Interference and also to
rlaintain adequate control of operations
ut IS not the intention of the au-
thorities to convey the impression that
any secret is being withheld. At the
proper time the Navy Department viii
make full announcement as to the
plans and details for flights.
Guarantees 24-Hour Notice
The twenty-four hour notice of the
start from Rockaway is guaranteed.
April % or 20 has been set aside as
'Photograp pliers Day"
From the orders issued to COM
manders OF destroyers it would appear
that the navy has decided upon dying
from Newfoundland to the Azores 1t
had already been officially announced
that the first leg of the flight would
be from Rockaway to Newfoundland
about 1900 miles.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Heavy Sleet Storm,
Hats Orer Ocean
Trip at St. John s
Srecial Correspondenc,

ioHectd% Correspondence
ST. JOHNS, n. F.. April 1s.-Owing
to the renewed storm to-day, with
heavy sleet which made air operations
impossible, Harry G. Hawker, of the
Sopwith team, and Captain Frederick
P. Raynham, Of the Martinsyde plane,
who were to have attempted the trans
atlantic flight to-day, abandoned their
plans until more favorable weather
1t is doubtful whether conditions will
improve sufficiently to warrant their
making start tomorrow. Both fliers
are despondent and doubt now if they
will be able to get away this month.
Winter conditions prevail to-day;
the southeast gale is blowing and the
snow and sleet have crippled railway
and tramway traffic. Incoming vessels
have been buffeted and an ice pack
again blocks st. Johns harbor
The tent hangar OF the Martinsyde
plane was secure to-day from a repeti-
ton Of Wednesday nights danger of a
blowdown. but the strength OF the gale
IS not so great as then and both ma
chimes are well protected
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Gable Message Tells of De-
parlure of lontingents of
New York Outfit; Men of
Old OOH Also aboard
NIeW Yori Day Planned
Day Before lleviaw viii Ise
saldiesa' Day, Mayors
nninlIiief Aninbnraa

MNr tal.Ia mssaafa liaW Hfast
sesitrsF WwtHi ila information
Ihh tqt " ils fIlu biis islun he'd
emtsftel fat htme ith contingent
ef $4,000 'tHera. elirl also comprised
units OF the iai or Rainbou Division,
of which The Old 0alh WIS purt
Officers of The 77h advance party
had no information regarding the num-
Der or identity of the units of their
command now at sea. nor the ships
bearing them, except that the warships
Missouri and Huntington were part of
the fleet They expect advioes to-day
informing them of this and Of the
sailing dates OF the remaining units.
According to the cable message, an
other contingent OF tho division will
sail to-day or Tomorrow from Brest
Vu the loVla4han aud other ahlls, the
levlathah having been delayed for
coal. There was nothing ia Indicate
that Secretary of War Naker had sue
ceeded ia securing enough ships to
embark the division iA single con
Yoy, aud there was some diapppoiut-
menN although noue OF the oificials
pl organisations pugAged IN plmumg
g Welepme lur thp Historic division Of
NeW Np'i N4lN drafted meu lpll anY
teAf That Ihp At4NAl 90 the unite would
he sp hl'NNs pNl AA 90 vuNAuAel the
pfniset ~ a dNlHiNNM epYlpW
" NAa ANupuueaA hA tnN Nayuria
enwulllap lhAi lns dAA hplulp tna o..
NlHW MpVlN hu NHW ! Nneh NiN dAY. lup
WlleN tNe peuV'Awwu NuulN hd ps
eWsNeM that deWsml M thA MuAu, "a
NpWlNillpn lhueN Wiil hN hH pu
iHflaiNWuut ~ MAilsNN AWatn t.a,
'lNNi NANNes 'hpyH ANA Ai AA,NNA AZ
iNNtips ANd NAileNs WthpY MstNjtlps.
Mis NilliaW + NAWipNhi, hAa u.s.
apiNeN thp saals ~ iliran ihaAirps fap
'hp Nisn Whe want ~ see shaWs ihal
iphN
lieutenant ceiuHe noueas ramp.
hell was ~ eonfereNea wNsi ~ ,ha
AFTERNOON yesterday with ulneials sc
the MnNots tommlitep, poinn uVpp
VARIOUS suggestions fui the review.
Vne of the accepted suggestions was
that the parade start IN Washington
Square South, 50 that the column. In
close order shall pass through Wash
ington Arch, starting at 10 a NJ.
a suggestion on which there was
some debate related to the handling
Of the wounded men of the division
IN the parade. 1t was suggested that
the wounded be kept out OF the parade
entirely, being provided instead with
seats IN the reviewing stands near Cen
trail Park
Colonel Campbell finally ruled that
these matters would have to await the
decision of jor General Robert Alex
ander, the divisional commander, upon
his arrival. He made the request, how
ever, that the public be asked to re-
train, during tie parade, from profer-
ing gifts to the men. They want to give
smart, military spectacle, he said
and the effect would be spoiled if gifts
were thrust upon the troops as they
marched.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Sea Gate Physician Must
Go to Jail for Speeding

DR.. Herman Seidler, of Manhattan
and Sea Gate, must serve ten days in
gail in addition to paying fine of
$500, for speeding in his auto, County
Judge May decided yesterday in Brook
lyn. The ruling was on an appeal
taken from the sentence imposed by
Magistrate Folwell in the Adams
street Court when DR.. Seidler, on Jan
vary 81, admitted driving his car over
Manhattan Bridge at a thirty-mile
rate. There were five prior convictions
Tor speeding against him.
me appea was taken on the ground
mat the jail sentence was excessive.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Colden-Starred
Mothers to Greet
'69th' Tomorrow
The Correction viii Carry
Them Down Bay in Van
of Great Private Fleet 10
Welcome ''tighting Irisl,''

Nith sold starred aas At hse mast.
hoal distinguishing Aal as ibs bears.
of fha ealH sial malAHH af lhs nia
aisif NiHiH0l lHe H4nlHfal sfaari fat
ts.iiHa W leH ff aa.ss
aaals aAa lls tst puHms al !
a'aiast ~ m4tae m.lHae u e.let its
fmaaHasl halFl taft aiihfA sfst esa
tlHfaw 81 49, iHaH iaiaats Asa
4ats llisa Fighting iHaha
iHeilsi ihe aiasHiae Aalt DiH
ta ife s'famat NWal Rsfafia tss4aa
'ha eaiH sHIa pteHW Ns# gs.S
HuaA HhieH ~ ir sf sf es
famaas eomHsrl lhai sefaa as ns.s ~
ihe haihleH 7fi-ian aHi set as ersta
Of hunef at tie raeas end review 81
lhe ie6th
Several Thousand persons viii he
aboard the fleet Afchtishon Hsyes
has been invited, and IS expected 10
make the trip or send an official fapre
sentative
Vessels fer Irish Societies
The various Irish societies have on.
gagged vessels of their ouu vhlle The
Mayors Committee Of Welcome viii
have four municipal boats on the trip
besides the Correction.
The Harrisburg has Ola hoard com
panies \, b. c, ID r. ANA r. with ths
Machine Gnn and Headquarters oom-
panies The officers aboard include
Colonel William ). Wild bill Dono-
Van and Father lrunois l. DntiA, tho
heroic chaplain of the regiment Tor
whom d special demonstration of sel-
come As being prepared py clu1sna of
The MunA
An elANefats programme OF eusss
ialnmeuI has lean af4usei ny She
AaYQrs epmuiilse h. IRISH apaps.ea
aw lhe NeMHuH AHiHMg vi lhs
lNnlh hAiiaW aWHH NaNiNA uiii hs
o'eul hiaqs NW maie Aaa J,s "7
flWts Ht4si0uINa Nili N.ipN,
nNi al hH Hain q. aufAl Atuu4
lfsiNslm AfHNe aNi fnuNn ef,a
a44tft
fuae 0il aeaiiuua eWH ,lp miaAls
SO NAf Nhau iNa aAtlIMN Nu hsee,
aeHNNiNt s. AHHHeHI AmaM 4uoie,Aa4'
$40 Nuit lssAiaNtA A iam.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19

ment to-day, Tho largest single unit
which Ia scheduled FOR demobli1ation
at Camp Upton Ia the 5sth Regiment
Of Coast Artillery, comprising forty.
eight officers and 1868 men, aboard
the Santa Barbara, which Is duo to
reach New York April 80.
Camp Upton will also receive forty
nine officers and o6d men Of the llth
Engineers. which are aboard the trans
port Chicago. due 10 dock at New York
April 20 Tie Minnesotan, due at New
York April ~, also has large number
OF New Workers, twelve officers and
scheduled for muster.out al Camp Dis
Two officers and forty-three msn If
fhe HHme Organization aIe t4 ~ tn
Nanl -ILun-
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
oiayer's Sanity Questioned
Governor Names Doctors to Ex.
anime Death House Prisoner

OsSININC, April 1s.-Goyernor
smith has designated Drs. Kieb, Pil-
grim and Smith, gupe perintendents Of
aattea van, Poughkeepsie and Centrnl
lshp insane asyluns, respectively, 70
examine the mind Of Aiessandria Val
lsro Of Brooklyn. due 70 be executed
next month, In Sing Sing death houae
tomorrow.
vallero, who il thirty years old. was
sentenced by Supreme Court Justice
Cropsey, Of Kingg county, on April j.
Of last year, after he had been con,
Yicted of billing Charles Umbriacco
and Niehoias Norello, tmo Harlem
gang LEADERS,, ~ Johnson and Na9y
Streets, Brooklyn, in October. 1916.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Dante AIighieri Brings 2896
Army Passengers, inclnd-
ing ~ Men Who W ere
W ilh Americans on Piaye
Jews Aided by Prizes,
! aiilee AeIIy Helps soldiers
Celebrate i'asspser Ia
Middle ol 'he A'ian'le

~ iwaH siesm HH uaals 8neHi
Ni ffam 4eHsa aHi N4pIps maehf
hrms gesletlas rs8N tte llsla1 ff4nF
suHs military passengers ineuAins tie
N Imitation of the sasl lrfantts the
last unit of the uhlu regiment vhirb
fought ia llaly Tie tioaps we're in
command of Major Constance South
worth. Of Cleveland, and oil wore oil
their shoulders the golden lion of St
Mark.
with the battalion came the Rev
Father John Kelly, the regiments
chaplain who, besides miristering to
the spiritual welfare of his men, gave
special attention to group of Jewish
soldiers in their efforts to observe the
Passover celebration.
Priest Aids Passover Feast
As the vessel was approaching Glib
raltar the Jewish soldiers Informed
Farther Kelly that they would like to
celebrate The feast and he agr ed to
help them Before goiug through the
straits The Dante anchored and Father
NellA arranged Tor several OF the lew
lsh soldiers to 50 ashore with linn aud
purehaaa Watzuths loudstNlts aud other
neeessArA lNNA which were not ahnald
ship, and ON Ap4l ! T. u the main dmNg
HNpNA tns ltNlah lfuppA ahiatei
the aalar
Ia the Wule's maaenese epmulement
WeiV MFp'A iheR W. Wn'bHls NNp
hAN hHfN Na4iANel " seulNa WNh lhe
lNNaU Wfw lAWes bNuWs. 0l Nel
inul ANea. uaa auA al the Nlst meN
eFar u, ma Fnaf 0Ae0 nv Aus
Vwt ef ia'lW N " failpWeA d.
llaliaa l eata@ aad had heal lead af
Aaeai iiege Aheafa
fsaph lNteust was dlspa4ed sheaed
shiN N lha eaNdiileN ef iNhN fatlas,
aN able seaman, Hr hraNsWiek, ga Wha
fuepieei ftum eeeieiafs Daniels sev-
eral mrnths apo g letter uf sreeia
commpnialiou fot HE herole efforts
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Canadian Pacific X. X.
Plans 'Plane Serpice

4 OTTAWA. April ls--The Canadian
~ Pacific Railway Company viii
ask Parliament for authorization TO
operate aircraft service between such
points within or without tho Domln-
Ion as it may md desirable, It was
announced officially here to night
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
4 500 Ne,U York Troops
Are No,U on High Seas,
" oshingfon announces
New Yorh Tribune

New Yori, Tlibu1e
Washington Bured.
WASHINGTON. April 1S-Approxi-
mately $500 New York troops are
aboard six transports now on the high
seas for dockage at New York and
Newport News, according to troop
sailings announced by the War Depart