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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
DELINQUENT INCOME
TAX PAYERS HAVE ONE
MORE CHANCE TO PAY

Delinquent income tax payers
have still one more opportunity to
make their return and have the
penalty removed, was decided at the
meeting of the agents from the local
district at n meeting held Saturday
morning in Revenue Commissioner
p. J. Kruyer's office Agents from
Michigan city. Goshen. Laporte and
Plymouth were in attendance at the
meeting and the list of tax payers
Who have made returns and those
who are due TO make returns and
nave not were compared. Ii was
decided that those who arc delin-
eucnt but who make their return
before an officer calls upon them
may still have the fine and percent
sc increase removed. Arrangements
'or rounding up the delinquents
were also made az the meeting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

The story OF "Katcha Koo." the
Oriental American fantastique which
VIII be presented at the Oliver thea
ter uY the Sinai society. Nov. 10 and
II has story which is unique
Katcha KOO, "A notorious fakir OF
Hunga. chooses the Temple OF Budd-
ha OF the Maharajah as suitable
place before which TO perform his
stunt OF standing for weeks perfectly
immovable without taking food He
always selects some Inappropriate
and Objectionable spot 50 as to an
noy and irritate his victim and the
people generally who dare not modest
him for fear Of his threats
II remains for two ingenious
Americans to negotiate the removal
Of Katcha Koo. Through The widow
OF a wizard they secure "A magic suit
Of clothes, each garment Of which
retains the characteristics of the or
iginal owner. This magical compo-
site garment they succeed in getting
onto Katcha Koo and his subsequent
actions are dominated by the trous-
ers Of a Frenchman actuating him
with politeness and a desire 70 dance:
the shirt OF a vagabond which makes
him carefree and happy: the vest Of
an Italian which makes. him full of
love and arias; and the coat Of an
American which fills him with life
and pep. The many complications
and situations that arise devOlving
upon tins episode form the fasc.nat-
ting and intensely interesting story
OF the play.
Leading parts in the play. which
include a cast Of more than $50 To-
ca. people. are taken by Miss Hazel
Harris and Howell Nolen. other
major parts in their support are pre-
scented by Miss Madeline Unger. Miss
Freda Hershenow. Miss Ruth Nash.
Miss Sarah Isabel Niles, Lester
Frank. Arthur Shank and Max
Elumensweig
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
EXAMINES APPLICANTS
FOR NAVY AT lAP0RTE

chief Commissary Steward Albert
.ou OF the navy recruiting station
left for Laporte Saturday where he
Genl,to examine several applicants.
He announced that thorough
c4mpaign for the navy would be
s.ar;ed throughout northern Indiana.
Gunner's Mate Smith is now on "a
Trip 80 Wakarusa. Bremen and Co
shen in answer 10 inquiries from
those towns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
APPEALsI.oITERING CASE

Stanley Kotears appealed a fine of
3 and costs from Judge Gilmer 10
superior court Saturday.
Kottears was convicted of loiter-
ng i'm the city court and his fine had
, cen fixed by the court ut s.. He i'm
uediately filed an appeal bond and
carried the action 10 the county
court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

J0nn = ReynOlds Appealed 4 judg-
ment OF $40 and costs from city
court Saturday in action brought
against him by Miller Guy.
suit was filed on acN.unt by Guy
and the Judge found FOR the plaintiff
in the amount OF $40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

The annual meeting OF the St. Jo-
s-ph county chapter American Red,
Cross will be held In the Chamber of
commerce auditorium "Wednesday.
NOv. l.. al S p. m Adyt 3362-1I
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
THE PRESIDENT

ard financial secretary Of all local
unions are urgently requested TO be
present at meeting 10 be held az
=. L T. hall. 315 :. Michigan ST
Sunday afternoon. Nov. sth. Bust
ness OF utmost importance. By re-
quest OF Executive Committee
c. L. L.
32sg-9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

RUNABOUT-All the advznta-
g-s Of Franklin Light Weight
Flexible Construction in a Two
Passenger Open Car.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

\ valuable suggestion to mot .ers
will be found in Hers Book store
al. on page 5, second section.
1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
| 6-YEAR-0LD RUNAWAY
SENT BACK TO HOME

John Grusas, Is years old. left his
home in Michigan City Friday. He
was headed for the far west Early
Saturday morning the boy was
found by the police. and sent back
home. He promised the police that
ne would not run away again.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
OTHER FRANKLIN TYPES

FOUR. PASSENGER ROAD
STER-A convenient, attractive
car. Compact. yet hzTio8 ample
room kor tozx.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

This is Chndren's Book week. The
Book shop Successor AIillers) -
Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

A home without books is like n
house without windows. The Book
Shop Successor Millers) .-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

TOURING CAR-FrsnkIin per
Torrance embodied in Full Size,
Five Passenger Open Car. IL II
the most economical car Of ih type
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

Alexis Coquil'ard. all forms OF in
surance. 4I2 J. " 5. Bldg. Lincoln
6504 335s-tfl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

BROUGHAM-A personal, eu
closed Franklin Car, iDtiTnaf
wheu used by two, comnnodiO0s
when carrJinS fooA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

cooling parts-cuts out annoyance and
expense, and permits all year motoring.
That the Franklin Sedan is excep-
tional in every way is conclusively proved
by its nationwide delivery to its owners of:
% miles to the gallon Of gasoline
Z2,5O0 miles to the SET Of h1es
$40 sloeuer .yeay4y dep1rcIaam
To its unequaled performance it
adds these exclusive features of sedan
design: Wide Observation Windows
giving unobstructed outlook; two
Wide Doors extending this view and
making access easy; the V-shaped Slant
ing Windshield, allowing broad driving
vision and perfect ventilation.
Before coming to investigate F
performance make a note of the t.. IS
you would like to eliminate from your
list of motoring troubles and limitations,
and then see if the Franklin car meets
your requirements
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09
THE FRANKLIN SEDAN

There is fine enclosed whose satisfactory perform
does depend the addition of accessories
when touring from three to four hundred miles day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-09

The Franklin Sedan doesn't need
shock absorbers because it is built to
ride comfortably without them.
1t does not carry spare tires, unless
its tires be run well over 10000 miles,
because it doesn't pound tires out or
make its owner tire conscious.
1t uses no thermometers because It
carries no water to boil in summer.
Non-freezing mixtures are noticeably
absent in winter because of no water TO
freeze.
Franklin Light Weight and Flexible
construction, the basic principles of
riding comfort, safe, easy driving, tire
economy, and low fuel consumption,
require no assistance from accessories.
Franklin Direct Air Cooling tho water
to boil or freeze), by eliminating the
factor of temperature from motoring,
the doctoring of fifty pounds of water,
and the trouble of III unrequired water
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

Deacon. REV. j. W. Chauvlu. 4
sub Descon. nov a nrtahe.
pruoeasion.
Crnas neef0rt
Government indian gIFiA
Government Indian Huta
a. Anthony'r orphan noys
Girls sodallfy.
noys NOdallsy.
Yuunn ladies' fndallty.
LADIES' <uhniitf.
foung Neu'a sotallly.
Mems endnllff.
kniehts ct cBlumhus.
knights ~ Columbus. tth n
Hofurncd sailors. v
Returned suldierA
Flower oifla.
Acalytes.
tpuHrrH
crlnhf4nL
Canopy Hearers. pr " ucC.
.. ' Morcii. J. ~ Mcchnnn.
Esplnoia
gmbrcllino Heater. cry con.
rioncf. W 81 'nnncii
brand Marshal Lieut. D. q. W.
den
dmcer. Lieut. D y ooodslL
tholf.
lfahnfa.
0ovrrnmen, Indian school nan
Hencdlrtlon
Peace fertice.
Extinction 81 Service lamp
Placing - service Fitr and
El4r uu the Nffaf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

2s1~ Nslie, nsfler sf Ia Jpnsa,
fnAuf1dc. n tho flent u her sister.
Alse sDblna Butter. a.
isn kpperte and Miss Pearl Beagle
WIRE married aiondnf evening az the
shnmhon hotel nes. ". a. Erwin Of
az. ana Nh J. SPARKS have return.
~ IRON an e<teadec irlp lH okla.
nr Kenbhw wenf 10 Albuaueraus
Epndat, RETURNING fueaday afternoon.
" D katon spsnt Monday IL Los
Mid clsrs puraum returned sat
ufdnl from ~Aibuluefqus, wherr she
attended Tho university iapt .
Oliver Harfls has returned from
Ainishma whore he has been IN suv-
-stnrFuf empint.
sntoffp u 70 have = new 1880
Hlfn arnool buiIllne. ihn old 10 he
used Tor Additional Grades. frost and
frost 81 VI Pace nave been selected 10
araN inr plans and work will henln
the Young Mem Dancins club save
their usual fortniEhily dance AZ the
X a.. hall aaturda, night
w n. Iunion. George. Josephine
rna lean bunton and Ranborn Mich.
oIis uofoTfn n Elephant Butte Sat
pranf and spent an eniofabie day
lNhIHH.
Mr. Ffenk Barsisn was hostess 90
Che SATURDAY olu9' 1i1opt playing
were Nfednmes Louife Martin, 4. D.
F~,Frhtart y a. Wells. A. II. Hutton.
W. bIifen. Ice baldwin. g. ~. Dun.
lanes 4. rhaaf. J. W. Terri.
pf|seoll. Misses Elizabeth Baff.
ieft ANN Fitch.
Nrr n. O. Machem entertained de-
liNttfHiiI 4ifn fonr fnnles Of bridge
A. a compliment 70 Mira d. r.. Enldnf.
recently eomy 70 hocogfn 20 ntr. |
rid reception room4 uffe frightened |
quantities. 81 sweet peas. roses
ptnnItt BfiIcInnp REFRESHMENTS
we're served 81 the conclusion ~ five
'atnta. Ma Anfon Mayer mad hifh
Those fnlcllnf this pleasant
fsir Nen, AeaoAfhea Tisnk BertlettJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

W w VI MNN"N = NNN'N|"NM M"HN
lmroid \ Davidson. pm. pastor.
nrsidruce. eli y tighfh street Phone
1881.
sunday n,hooi OF sifs ~ the ah.
arncn ~ the superintendent. Prof.
iauuora will preside.
Morning wcrHhir at ~ o'rlork Npe
rIal musical f~cnturra' Prelude. Hfisc.
lion from The Messiah" Nrrulsi
pnrrinu. "~hndanfr.' lnuir Hnrfun
luaftettc. Efcnins aud Mufning
oakley.
The members Of tho sunday cttning
NOUS Nihle class crrrt uruuflN the
early departure from the ritf of Prot.
smith. Of tho hnsiness CulierU. who
haa attracted LARGE numbers 81 Nuunl
men b. his interesting discussions
ifof Smith viii conduct a.. class To-
MORROW evening and nnm up the sail.
rnt points 10 hts course nn Personal
Eulriency" Both men and women
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

v W. E|NN'N NNNN |N"N|N"N
Arthur "A. knudsrn. pastor.
ptffn ~ anndnt school We well
come YOU. A. " Nraemer. supsrin-
trnntut
~ n. Morning worship. THO
pastor vii speak on The rralm ~
1--we" And The fhulr Nfi Hlnn. Gre.
alton Hoxn tn Thee tfTiiiotson-ii oi'
tonl.
r. m.-Thc christian Endrovor
society VIII consider tho iuplc. 'hriH-
tan ToiIci4 Ia lndia." The mission
art c0mniitfes viii lead.
u. ma Evening wof1NIn p
unafrf VIII rltc the weHm1uo fTlrwo
'SsfInr Jesus" Anthem h' fhc choir
'-Tnte " to tho lord in Prayer
fSrtisfu-Ioroufl.
For ~, wcci
"Wednesday. z . ~ Prayer ana
pihle siudy mcrunr
ThufrdaN. 3 y m-MonfilY couce
o. fhr rhurch.
Friday. A D. M scrsicc preparatory
20 Holy ommuuiun. 10 De- nhmiluiHs
tered fuilINinE Sunday
W. welcome fon 70 ~ A. services
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
North Fourth stu,c, Go-pcl HsIL
tffI0 y EouffN 81

Sunday school aud nthie c'Hna o.
q.fs q ~. Topic. Low Question
Tor discussion. What b. the oppeaiie
Of lnxe9'
N n m-nrcakiuE Of urcnd iu re-
memhrancc of the Lord Acts %
D. m-rrcnchinr of the Gospel hi
Carl Armsrdlun. Subject ~ Their
Really o. HEREAFTER or tinve We been
neceltlnr OuraalFcHY" Thln ia infrr.
a. veil a. Important We ere
pcrpetuntinr . superstition of
rtitUrnfiur n act on Nlnf Hn fnn
tense your hellcff We will De- sled goo
500 YOU sEnfay night,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21


|&t|i<s a Duncan. A titisrH. X.
a. 1ar-rM. 81 "A. N<<t4. I<1II.f Mar.
mi <nita n. 1<r<+ + Itasc1.
II<4u11 I1I1I. IIu|/ U4{<.fI. WI.
|4t<H. I.Ut& a. en-. A. &1/@n H1I&I.
1>-s>. Hu<>tttn ttuI'it. |o'. NO.
re- new y, .st< As.a
n@<< fr1fniI> mr<f1 into M Coon
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"+''f from q weeks r'Ht y r"ntH
NJ t'f"IEf" tr~tt ~ "rt1n'F'.
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$3.50 ~ ~'-,-..... x.i.s.
! Mia tfrH firIa. sra asuahtsr
rte|>' were mere forsdny
~rr1 ~, Two se1r- r.r,Ios In the
MAJ.
4fn ~ a Ealan Ma hn1io4. a. the
Nn11I1 1l..h' fn..r nfo.rIn uere.
N~t4d4Nes WIFI soaIks. v o. nun-
toni. NJ. baldwin. n VI SmIfb. Fraut
q n,f,Ie, .naI.. Ha7tn. w. ~ mi.
l4fiah. EI6AnOI ptitr. anfnn Nnyof.
u11IE|a keith. uI.4 Elisabeth Hart
IIif.
~. InIas q. T14ndm trf anunh.
ter Miss Ruth. led FfIt1t lnr . Two
1~1Es rtsif IN Santa W.
A..
1 49, inasea ~ ter ~. ~
~ ~ $50. .~I.-.l.. I..4. l.~.,cs haa
hirIhdas[ and r4.h va c.icbraioa IN
r.l.c I.otlf.ft'
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1ttie rtrtuiut f'rt.if rnN.t M,itn'
rnto.l tpalc '1"cn. heh'
tPn. f'e<is Mo-. louise r~sel
Tassda, efternson Mt.. flsiierior
asked = number ~ little girls 20 spend
ths afisrnoon xsth her iiitie aasrhtei
ruean the orcarich nnln< her fftl
hIrfnfat. Those protsnt we're, ftuii
l4iCuin. vIrFinin kaion. Martha
HIrho'as. usffie Hnrsum. Dorothy Ia
ton. Josephine uuuion. Helen hsld'
win.
trid4r affernoon BETTE nurauu
/ celebrated her seventh birthday ani
tn fnllonlne Htile folks came and had
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
nraadwas Christian Churh.
t"Tho church that makes you feel n
home.

Alfred O. Kuhn. Minister
sftb "a m- Hihio school An mru-
iorf urged 10 be- nn time.
IL Morning worship and rouimun.
Ian rorVlce. fermou subject Tho Sew
commonwealth nnfFit NsrdH
D. m Christian tndeator
J. m ropulaf service Excellent
song nnrVicc. with special music FrF
clal lecture hy o. O. MncltTE prom
nruf entertainer Who spent uinf
months with ON BOYS overseas NJ.
Naolfcr waa several month"; under
constant nro. aud save many pronlnu.
10 the Accompaniment Of the big guns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

Cor NFH1 p aud TfnIfHI NVf1
"A T. VuNmNn. pastor.
M q spfure. superintendent sund1s
school.
t.fS q. IN SUNDAY school. a clDas
fnr every one.
~ a. M Preaching b. Rev. o. =
OraY. ono OF the foremost pulpit ON d.
tors Of the nailoa. Ifla subject VIII
the old ship Nirnd the Storm q
10 m. Preaching Nuhlcci Tfecd-
iur she WaTld."
aneclul munc Tor az %sorVices.
You arc cordiaiis Invited 10 attend
these services.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

Christian Hf|tuct services aff hei1
~ Nuunun rltt every AaadAi morn.
ina ~ ~ O'clock.
sunday school 81 ga O'Clock.
"Wednesday ttrnlHE mrrurfn ~ =
o'rInfE'
nrailra room uprn daIis e4ctni
Sundays and ruIIdnts from $50 20
sac D N ntM ". Central r9om y.
McNri buIidInf.
= FREE lcndInn library. lncln0ln1 en-
the uuIts 81 I1rN HuNef Bids. sud
other Authorised tHrinIIan HIIrntr ~
rfufufcI y maintained a. r~nurrriinr
With thr rtuninr room.
The public ~ cordially invited in &C.
Tend the sunday services the Wenura
dnf evening mnclinrA and 10 visit The
rN4dInE room.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
! Ilne EsrninE Herald Re.ipc nspG :


Wash and dry mcltn and remove at
THICK oufA0e skin. cut into squares
put into a bowl add a crushed clio, =
" Rnriic. two cIoyea SIX p~quuef-corns.
M bay -leaf. srrig OF parsley. on'
sliced onion. salt and ono-hnlf cup
vinegar, Let mens remain In this for
Mren hourH. turning occasionally.
When ready 20 cook. drain meat. dry.
and Try IN butter: take up meal anl
nv ono onion In the sauce butter Adj
a tablespoonful OF flour. and brown;
STIR IN The strained liquid hat melit
sere soaked IN and ~ cupa % rtors
Put melts into this and simmer slowly
FOR about two hours. REMOVE them.
Alftln f4urc. put tho meat Into dish.
pour Nanct over. garniah round with
hoiled string beans.
All swim a Company fancy meats
are from government lnepertea ani-
mniH, freahly froxfn, Transported ln
refrigerator cars 10 branches through
out the country and handled under
r~efrtErraiion until they reach tho re-
taller.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

fCor Oold and Arun So
Cnrl srhmld pnator. Phone 800
SUNDAY school. 10 ~ m
Morning services ~ n M.
Evening services \ o. on
The REV. W. N Meyer Will orruri
the pulpit 4 cordial welcome To ul
services.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

fIOf- FITIH md NIIVUfl
Hurh a. Co0pUi and fhuflua II. A.
Mrkonn. pastors.
$50 q m~-Snndny school. a. a.
criaty. superintendent
- @. M MolyinE worldly, Theme
"faIfh and Health"
hnHic-ornnn pfeludp "Fnntamc"
nnuhuisl. uncrtory. 'pif IN Venice"
t>eVlnt ofraniai. NisH Paula putfoi
Tears" NFiei1l
p m-shflaiinn EnifuVuF. Topic.
What Dom Loyalty h. Dur Tnulah
aud tourtfv can foff" MI e1tih.ll.
Leader. Miss Margaret Johns
a. M Etculnr worship Theme.
"A Man After Gods Own Heart
Munlc-i'rnlndt. shepherds flpct'
uAemoncc). solo. MI g. X knnHdf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
Corpus Christi and
Peace Service viii
Be Held Tomorrow

~ The immacuiaie Conception
church The Feast 81 - pua christi
and q Peace service viii be- hold on
Dune ~. ISIS The rrorfam lH ar
rHured 81 fulniws'
Nirh mars "a 10 re- m
'oleh4lnt. Rev a A. iau1tlnri,
q a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

fCor. Lead ANo. and NrpuiwaYl
After "a hfirf address hl Rev o. ~
Porter tho mofnina houf viii he o..
voted 10 r. hflslnefn session. the sre.
RIA oricr Icing neiinn OF the report
% tho pulpit comulltee. 4 Ou uf
tendance 81 members w. desired w.
Porter viii preach 81 tho n houf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

lland-n-hand with this season \
new gorgeous silks and luxurious
siliis are 20 be- found these old.
fashioned %cnlicos. as well ~ ging-
haius and lowered organdies. This
frock has white organdie sash.
cuffs. collar. and border for soft
rninv effect.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

Four hundred ihoesanl or ouf hons
listened to him lIc viii rive an In
tarrNIlnI Htuff tomorrow nlHuf.
Morning mualc viii Include o. ladies
iflo. -tasi Thf nfeu1 tipnn The Va.
tera." Al ulnhf mixed uunrisitr.
40 Your sins 81 ~ acarirt"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

fcor Load Ave-. and y Thira 80
Charles Oscar hickman. rasInf
MI y. NJ. HOLY rnmmnnlon. A. q
~ M the Rev. nf Ofn Samuel ofay.
director 81 the Radcliffe chnuiauuun
system ~ Washington. q. -. foI nte
years aneorlatrn with EVnrrrIlat ilr
H. william Chapman. ard fonndrf nnd
editor 81 The Verse q uat i.fnEus.
VII occupy The pulpit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

Ut1relna Innd.l
10 r.. nj Suuiay acitCul. Suucun-
tendent ~ ~ iiacn.
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auhlcri. Tho u%lofioun oo0d News
tse, body welcome
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

sides when a woman attempts to write
n Letter an a single sheet 81 paper
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
FRENCH WON'T PERMIT OWN
SOLDIERS BODIES REMOVED
government Refuses TO Make Exception
Tor Families Able to Arrange
for Movement.
IBy Aaspciatcd Prcss.1

PARIS. Sept. 30.-Thc question or re-
moving soldiers bodies from military
cemeteries along the front was brought
M THIS morning In the Chamber OF
Deputies when NJ. pacaud. of Vendee
asked the Minister of War what meas
ures the government expected to take
to ALLOW families TO recover the bodies
OF their dead. Deputy Pacnud said u
bin had been INTRODUCED forbldding
the removal or bodies for three years
because means of transportation were
lacking.
lie declared that this argument was
not admissible mt present. there being
plenty OF trains to take tourists To
tho hattlefclds. He asserted the cham
her ought not to dissolve without CIV
ing some satisfaction to families especi-
ally as American newspapers were
stating that American dead were 10
be taken back across the Atlantic.
Replying in behalf of the ministry.
NJ Ahrami. Of Pas de Calais. said there
would be a risk of many terrible mis-
takes lie declared bodies alderman
soldiers had been found in graves bear
ing the Inscription "a French soldier
IS buried here
NJ Pacaud urged that when possible
eNhumationS be allowed. but NJ. Abrami
said that this was impossible and that
the government could make no eN
ccption favoring families who claimed
TO he able to arrange for the movement
OF bodies,