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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

Rev. George W. Mcdaniel, -. D.. Of
Richmond, Will deliver his address on
The Majesty Of the Law" in the First
Baptist Church in this city on Thurs
day evening next
Without divulpinr amy name. the
statement is made that in the month
OF March and April Petersburg
physician gave 2.6S6 prescriptions FOR
whisky for medicinal purposes. Each
prescription called for Il quart OF
liquor
Mr. and Mrs James Wilkcrson Of
their daushtcr. Miss Ncttie J VII
kcrsom. Ia Charles Z. kaHowski, form
crly o! Camp Loc. nov OF Eiohmoud.
The ceremony was performed IN this
city on Thursday evening hy Rev. i.
". Moore.
The interior Of 81. Joscph's School
in Franklin Street, Which has just
in appearance, Will be opened for rub
lie inspect ion tomorrow evening. ECi-
lures OF the Improvement are the
'iandsom paintings done by tn" artist
/. - Moufaloouc. and the beautiful
decorations Of Walls and ceilings am
der his supcrNiSlon
u;ovcrmo~ DAVIS has appointed Dr.
". T.. brcwry. George Cameron and
raul irttit as delegates To tire south
cru Sociological Congress a. knoN-
vile. Tenn. May Ill,
The womanS auNiliarics held Ser
' ices this morning IN tn" Washing on
Street Methodist Episcopal church ia
tho interest OF tho great centenary
Tn" principal address Was
president nf IN. Wpmau'S Missionary
Society OF tho virginia Conference. Who
tuld OF what is expected Of Southern
Methodist women IN tho movement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
"a
Two

Mat Camille Barrcrc. French Ambss-
ss9or IT Rome. conferred with Premier
r orlando yesterday from 1885 A. NJ.
thRtil noon
re "A conflict "r opinion is apparent
SmonS the Italian newspapers regard
,lnE - possible settlement OF the
Ssdriatic question. one Rome mess
Y age says the Epoca understands .,
solution OF ;hc tIumc dispute Will
pc proposed with France acting as
Another telegram. how
ever. quotes tho Giornnlc alfalfa as
SiE!ng there Is no foundation for
sthis report
Confer with Orlando.
Dispatches from Rome say that
premier Orlando conferred. at length
.sSaturday with Ellis Jones Grintth.
Former parliamcntarN Undcr-s secretary
Sriew is considered in political circles
ITO have been connected with the de-
rparfnre OF tho Italian delegates from
sthc> peace conference. MIR. Griffith is
understood TO bc communicating on
sGthe subject with tho British dcleEa-
- ION Al Paris. 1t Was announced last
sweoI< that Premier Lloyd George had
rSert a representative OF his govern
smcnt ia Rome 10 open informal ncro-
stations for the return to 'aris OF an
sltaliau peace delegation.
"a, the White House President Will
sson today made an excursion TO the
-Fontainehlcan forest by AUTOMOBILES lilo
.was accompanied by Mrs. Wilson and
-Ecar- admiral t;raNSon. The party
visited tho Hotel Earhison, faNOritc
rendezvous OF the great French paint
eccs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
MEXICO DELAYS PAYING
4 ,criran Officials Are Watching Ac.
lion of Congress- Hclow the
RiO fIranur.
Try A. ocia,ed prcs. :

wASHINGTON May i.-Fnancial
legislation which President CaranZa
has asked the Mexican congress TO
consider at the extra session nov be
ing held. is being watched closely by
officials, IL was learned today. This
is due 10 American interests being in
Nolvtd ana 10 the recent statement Of
Luis Cabrera, Secretary Of Finance in
he MeNican aointL mat MEXICO
would not pay its debts at present
even II Il had the money, prcfcrrinG TO
await The results OF jhe peace confer
cnCt 10 see what thc world in gen
eral VIII do with its obligations how
many nations Will rcpudiatr their
debts and how many Viii trim their
Civilizations 70 liz urcs compatible with
their income
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
FIND PLANES IMPRACTICAL
IN BEARING RELIEF SUPPLIES
Matter Of Fact Persons Learn Motor
trucks cheapest Method of
IrnnSportation.

PARIS, May Rrvictuaiing the
starving towns and villages Of North
"fn Franz" by dropping parcels Of food
and clothn.G from III" skies had 4
romantic glamor about il ihat MAX 81
most people ovcrlonN thc business de-
ship.
Matter OF fact persons vino pinned
their faith 20 the huublc motor truck
ind their views amply NiadiCatcd by
- blil OF expenses incurred by fifteen
air"h!ns which recently carried 5000
pounds OF supplies $50 miles from Ia
R"urS"i to MaubcuSc and NaIcn-
CHIMES.
II cost just 81 for each pound Of
merchandise carried. whereas Iby motor
truck tn" cost would not have cX-
coded $lon FOR the whole trip, or ,
cents :. Mound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
POINCARE PRESlDES AT
MEETING OF CABINET
Ministers Review tho Preliminary
renee Terms tn Bc Given Ia
the Germans.
In As.n.-I.tcd D..

PARIS. May l.-Prosidcnt poincarc
today presided at Il meeting Of the
French cabinet The ministers review
cd from a broad aspect the preliminary
peace terms to be handed to the Ger
mans and then exchanged opinion re
gafding the various subjects consider
ed by the pcac" conference.
I'm Official communication issued this
cabinet. said
Tho cabinet met This morning
Pres idcnt PoinCarc presiding. from 10
y. NJ. until !2;l1 l. NJ. After the broad
INES prclIminarics had been laid be
Tor" II the cabinet exchanged views on
a majority Of the subjects discussed
at the peace conference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
CLAIM CONDUCTOR STOLE
PARCEL POST PACKAGES
Detective Returns After Investigation
into Case az 8. II. trutc, Ar
rested Here.

Two warrants against y. u. Crutc,
railway conductor. charging that he
robbed parcel post packages. have been
by Detective Sergeant Ecrtucci. Der
tucCi. who has just returned from Il
long trap through the East, IN which
he claim. hc managed To have many Of
tho articles found in the posses sion
Of Crutc identified 10y their rightful
owners. asserted Yesterday that Fed
cral authorities would take up the
prosecution of Crutc soon his
case was disposed of In Police Court.
y few weeks ago, Detectives Rrrtuc-
cis and Duffy. on :, search for liquor.
found six suit cases loaded with, an
parei Of every description in Crutc 5
a. APARTMENTS. He WAS arrested on suS-
piCion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
BREAD PRICE ADVANCES
IN CITY OF CHICAGO
EetniIcrs Declare Bakers Arc In CONF
binc md Threaten to Ask
for Investigation.

IHlC,AC;0. MAY An advance OF
~ per cent in bread prices in Chicago
became effective tonight. Master bak
org said the increase WAS made ncccS-
sary by higher cost OF labor and ma
torialS. some retailers charge bakers
had combined TO boost prices, and said
they would ask an invest !eation. 49,.
Frank Fcick, commissioner of the
Department of La hor. who has been
invest eating the bakers strike here.
was said 10 have gone 10 Washington
10. submit his report. Bakers in some
Of the larger shops were sun on strike
oniGht. Win no prospects OF an
agreement being reached,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
SOCIAL WORKERS ASK AID
lhhli" VIII &c u~uucstcd on Mn, no
To "ntrihuIr 10 This

Tn" social workors Of Tho Nurscs,
SrU 'in.n' VIII make au appea! on
May 10 for financial aid ina rarrvinr on
ih"lr WrrH. Envelopes VIII be Icfi on
inns dat" TO be collected with the con
tr.hniion on May - Everybody ia
asked 10 contribute whatever he can
to tho cause
Tho principal task Of the social
WorrGrs rs ih" adjustment OF family
ttsation hy VARIOUS organizatious I'm
Tn" city To whose motto" they come,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

eaniZation declared in an address he
for" ne Washinston local OF Tho
biographies union today.
pANHlG, May A-on the initiative
OF me Amcriran mission. the Germans
ana am, lo,ss cached an asrcemen, Fri
900" tons Of potatoes TO Germany. the
laitcr permitting the Poles 30 snip
goods 10 CIccho -SloVakIa.
troops nave captured the Whole Of
Munich. with the exception Of the Can
heh puarter. where TN" communists
nave made frequent attempts to ncgo-
nate IA order TO secure more favor
.thie conditions. Premier HOFFMAN,.
howrNrr has reiterated h.S demand
'oF '"eir unconditional surrender.
1uhl.ENz May INSTRUMENTATION
% ,,. ,i iiNnbGr J. i;higsct'' form'riy ,om
corps. arrived Friday from Treves
by automobile. and assumed COM
m"nd OF IN" United states ln!rd Army
IN the occupied zone.
LIMERICK. IRELAND. May g.
General Griffin, military comn,nder,
has withdrawn his proclamation con
shutting Limerick a special military
area.
-, N >,I:.', NEws. VA. May =
and men, principally Of the Fifty-third
Pioneer Infantry formerly The Forty
seventh New York Infantry OF ErsoE-
lynn The hattlcship New Hampshire
""'krr mere carly this morning. The
vessel left Hrcst April -.
GENEVA. May -Roumanian forces
nay" entered thc city of Arad. Ia
miles southeast OF Budapest ana have
Occupied the czup br!dgchcad on the
iht'SS River. north OF Arad accord
ms To adNiccs received here from
EuMharcSt and tierrnannStadt Every
where TIA" toumanlau and allied forces
arc Icing welcomed as libcrators. it
j. said.
EEKLIN, May tt Former Emperor
" iilihm has requested the German
government TO be allowed to return
4" ,,"rmany and reside on his estate
AT NHdincn according to 4 scmiojcial
statement issued here
BAKER ORE May & vim dogs
hi""r-rNrd and wobhly in ,heir under
ninninEs, staggering alongside suburb
an streets and ia other WAYS acting
queer, police officers arc beginning to
take MOTTO" Of - scrioU, condition OF
the canine population Of Baker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
cur THIs QUIT - wonTI, nu>r>-

enclose Win 30 and mail ~ 10 Foley,
" 60 2s3b Sheffield Ave. Chicago. m
writing your name and address clearly
lou WEI ToCsiN" IA return a ,riaf
pachagr containing Foley's None and
/ ar 'onpound, for coughs colds and
'roun: Foley Kidney Pills for u.ir in
TIttS ana "a ch. rheumatism. backachc
hlnn'S ana bladder ailments: aud Foley
tharhc Tablets. Wholesome. and
'h"Foothy cleansing cathariic. for
consultation. btlionsncss headache and
Sluggish howcis.-AdV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
VICTORY BOND SALES
REDUCE QUOTA TO $741,15O
liousc- toulouse Canvass VIII be Made
by HOLSTERS In
Petersburg.

iETERSBCRG. VA. May i-Suh-
ScriDt:ons I" Victory loan bonds on
saturday reduced rctcrsburg's deficit
house canvass by campaign workers.
- expected 10 wipe out ahis deficit.
Ihc individual bond subscribers thus
fir numbers less than 1000. The Of
fort Will be made this week TO get
every man and woman In the city TO
buy bond
the top and is sim going. The conn
TVS allotment Of $4,000 of bonds has
been exceeded by $4,000 without the
aid OF the banks. and the people are
aiming for 100000. with good pros
poets of reaching that goal. AS In Pc
tcrSburS, so IN Diuwlddic. great praise
is given the women for their success
full work in the campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
bedford Route Selected.

LYNCliBURG. VA May Tho Bod.
ford route for tho Lyuchburg- Natural
bridge Highway has been finally Sc
lected by he state Highway com
mission word 10 that effect having
bern communicated 10 tho chamber Or
'bmm"rcc hc'c. Commissioner co'c-
man some time ago announced d.ct-
zion IN favor az tn, Bradford route
causing protest from Amherst Coun-
- and rcopcuinE OF the matter.
Fdnds for the cost OF the entire road
bare in hand. some of IT coming from
y The state and county with aid from
1yncAburB ana private subscriptions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

fNtliECkG. Va. May i-AIbcrt
sim norman. Kenneth Da@uey and Wu.
liam Iolkciwciz. young men arrested
hcr" recently when ircspassinE on rail
road property. have been held for the
Fedora! grand iury a. Alexandria on
the charge Of robhinr an cypress car
at Gordonsvillc They arc 20 bc taken
TO the Eastern District Court for trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
TRIES TO STAY CLEMENCEAU
French Youth Admits lie Planned T.,
strike Premier with Knife
lie Carried.
Try As.nci.ted Pr.

PARIS. May i.-Thc youth who va
arrested yesterday outside the nome
Of Premier C!"mcnccaU. has admitted
to the police That he intended 10 AT.
tack NJ. cicinenccau with knife
which ne carried. y black flag with
an anarchiStlc Inscription and anar-
"hist." literature was found in hi.
possession.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

chapel AZ the Virginia Episcopal school
for Boys. which was given by The late
T. - I.auGhornc before his death il
memory Of his wife, was dedicated to-
day. the dcdicatory sermon being de-
livrred ny the 1T. Rev. Arthur G.
Thompson, bishop coadjutcr' of the
Episcopal Diocese of Southern N!r-
GINA. Bishop Thompson also con-
hrmed a class at the school during
the IaN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
Fire in Stnrngc I.Innt.

Swc"ucy's cold storage plant. az the
corner oi fightccnth and Eroad Street,
was ShEhtiN damaged by lire at !:
o'"locE yesterday morning. No csii-
mai" OF IN" damages WAS obtainablc
hu' ~ ~ asserted by hrcmcn that They
were SiShi. Tho fire originated in
the cupoln from some unknown source.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

SAN, JVAN DEL SUR NICARAGNA.
May mo important lighting has yet
occurred on the Nicaraguan-CoSta Ri
can frontier, where a clash took place
last Thursday between Costa Eican
cNiles and force Of Costa Rican from
tier guards Another 300 men left
GrAMAdA NcstcrdAN for the :rnntier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

J :. Glicmo. a23 East Leigh street.
was arrested yesterday in south Rich
mond charged with speeding IN AN
automobile and win transpor; and
StoriEE liquor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
GEoEGETowH. : c. Nav 4

cni ,noii'tI'IE al G. May
from l.ieutenant- Goiomel rhcod" or"
Roosevelt OF New York. DENYING re-
portS mat II was proposed TO admit
linton veterans OF the War Between
the states. out not Confederate vricr-
ans, 10 membership in the proposed
American i.cgI
= 6 C % H.! May 4;-on MAY l. which
mobilization of the Old Germany army
ana me funcuoninE OF the new army.
Germany had 32a.OOo men Of various
classes under arms, according to est
mates made by american Intelligence
oiiccrS. based upon information from
many sources.
,,,, GmAN WET iIa.,,,,, G. May !, The
rived today from New lurk Win 1854
sick and wounded soldiers who we're
iranSierrrd TO me naval base hospital
charged.
.,i "Ar%N !. n 3, !, al = M.y GOV
ing OF the subcommittee Of tho cot
TON interests {" meet In New orleans
May - preparatory Q" tho coufcrcn ers
FOR the organization 81 cotton cN-
ports corporation VII hc worked
CHICAGO, May j Lewis Ensdahl
Andrew i.a;ltn and Kober, II Howe.
members Of the executive committee
OF the communist propaganda league.
headed by William ErosS Lloyd mil
ninndITe SODA list. have been ouSicd
from The organization. Thcy were
charged with being too Consrrvati
according TO Information secured to-
night
BROWNSVILLE. TEN. May 4-Tho
first Mckee. a hullhEht which has been
held on the Mexican border in six wears
was staged IN MtamoroS. Mexico. on
positc here. today. The attendancc
mostly Americans, was approx iinat.lV
1.oon Coincidcutly Brownsville ,olc-
hrated Humane sunday
NEW YORK. May John II. Ross;-
ter. director OF operations OF the United
states Shipping Board, announced to-
night that many Of the ships now used
for carrying foodstufts overseas would
soon be- assigned 10 commercial and
export trade
RIO JANERIO. May f-Concrcss for.
nallE assembled Saturday and heard
the reading Of the message sent TO
IL by bclnn Morcira. who assumed tho
presidency Of Brazii after tho death
last January OF President Aivcs
" ASiiINt:rON, May t. nation
via" campaign in favor OF government
o"ncIshtp % tur lcicgraph lines soon
VII b" launched by the Commercial
I"IcEraphcTs Union Of America, and
~ necessary, mad" an issue ,u Tho 1920
rr"Sid"niinl campaign. :. j Small for
Nor !nternat!ona! president OF the orr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
BATTERED WRECKS FIND
SALVATION ARMY AIDS
Official Figures Show That 1876
People PROGRESSED Conversion
Last Year.
STORY or FIRST CONVERT
Dive in New iorl's Broadway Was
Scene Where Meeting Was Held
by Iassics Who arrived in United
States.

NEW YORK. May According to
me oinciai iiEures 42Sa6 men and wo
ha'ioh Army meetings last year. of
these the vast majority were the bat
tered WRECKS from poverty lanes where
the salvation Army always has and
always Will concentrate it's efforts Tie
| annual report of tho army just Off the
press ERE ISL Shows 'r, a. an cver increasing total
changing grand total has been mount
ing steadily into tho millions.
This announcement comes lust he
fore the opcninE Of the Salvation
Army home service campaign for si3.
100000 which opens May ~. to last
II vas ihirty,-ninc years ago that
convert IN tho United States Thn
veteran members Of The army delight
~ Fpinnns rho convert died about
n mr. %'arS aS"min the service Of
!, is doubtful IL. in the long cIpori-
prohlcm Was cvcr my, .c - more hop"i"ss
of TINS one man. 1t Is doubtful If a
NOR" earnest ana sincere worker ever
"ot" ihc salvation Army uniform
First Meeting in Dive
The first convert was Ash rouoI
Jimmie Kemp and the SO no Of lis
conversion was a dive on the Snwo,v
IN md I% of s a%rH T'X, MhTr" ,ho i,st
rive IN this country were holdin.; Their
meetings.
Kemp was a figure on tho I;oworv
stand out from his fellow -dcrciicis a
man mad L" be mircd deeper in thn
ins ambition was to drink an the
'third-rail whisky in New York lie
was not having much success. ALTHOUGH
his efforts and persistence M, hin,
ON tn" rare occasions when nc alto
nwer@ gathered from refuse and ash
the name Of Ash Barrel Jimmie"
ON the night Of his conversion,
Jmmi" was Just recovering from one
Of his snrccs. still half intoxicated he
stumbled along the windswcpt RON
cry Although IL was winter and bit
tcriH cold he was without an ovcrcoa,
Noticing 1t barrel on the curb he went
over 10 search for Il scrap OF food
Unsteady on his fec, he lost his SaI-
anrc and fell into the barrel
Finds Man In I,nrrci.
,iced Jimmics shoes protrudinr from
the barrel He investigated and vas
,hs n%, to bo nuiL him out. F,oLIowing
and his barrel to the station i ,r.
Inspector Alexander Williams. then
captain. was in tho station mouse
barrel of burden. They finally tool,
Jimmie away from the barrel. ~ The
ssaptnin's suggestion Jimmie nov
fairly sober, went around to the CON
cert hall where the Salvation Army
lassics were holding their meeting
His first visit prompted a second. and
II wa" on that occasion hat he de-
Cidcd to mend his ways
Unlike many others. Ash Barrel
Jimmie ciung fast to his ucW-fouU1
inlih. tic was never baCk-sliccr
He soon joined tho salvation Nri,v.
and from hat time until his final III
ness toured the country. conducting
meetings and telling his EXP aricncc."
Every penny of the money raised hv
the army III it's approaching camnairn
VIII be used in the endorsement OF tie
work in the United States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

LONDON, May i.--Gustav Iaundauer
minister OF enlightenment In the Ba-
Naran Soviet government. who re
Gently fed from Munich, has been shot
by government troops at iiamhcie. ar-
cord!nG TO :, dispatch from Zurich to
the ENchanS. Telegraph COMPANY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
NEWS BULLETINS

WElMAR, May i.--Lcadcrs OF the
German National Assembly have dccid-
ca not la convene the body at Bcr-
I'm as has been suggested President
F"hrenhactl today instructed the Nom
hers OF the peace and constitutional
committees to hold themselves in
discussion IF matters connected with
peace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

VIENNA MAY I'll; Is stated in
allied circles that The commanders Of
ne czech. serbian AND Roumanian
troops have decided not to occupy
budapest, continuing their operations 10
an cncirclement OF the Hungarian
capital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

eanization. declared in an address be-
fore The Washington local OF mo
tcIcEraphcrS' union today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

LIMERICK. IRELAND May -
General Griffin, military commander.
mas withdrawn his proclamation con
Sil'H'.ns Limerick u special military
area.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

WASiilNGrON, May t. nation
via" campaign in favor ot government
ownership % rtr telegraph lines soon
Viii be launched by the Conircrciul
I"lcEraphcrs Union Of America. and
~ necessary, mad" an issue in The IroO
presidential campaign. = ! small Cor
NOR international! president OF the or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

BERiIN, May Former Emperor
" 'iIihm has requested the German
government to he allowed to return
I" ,;"rmany and reside on his estate
at kadlncn, according to a scmiojciaI
statement issued here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

no JANERlo. May Congress for
iu"IlH assembled Saturday and heard
the reading Of the message sent to
u by bclnn Morcira who assumed tho
presidency Of Brazii after tho death
Ihst JhmuArN OF Hrcaidcnl NlNca.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

BAKER, ORE. May { Wiih dogs
h!""r-rN"d ana wobbly ia their under
ninnings. staggering alongside suburb
an streets and III other ways acting
queer police officers are beginning to
take MOTTO" OF - scriou. condition of
the canine population Of Baker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

'tEl.ENI. May Neutrality-suspicious.
c'hl Hunter l.. l.igSett. Formerly com :
mamd"r 81 the Frsl American Army
to'ps arrived Friday from Treves
by automobile, and assumed com
mand OF ,hc United States InIrd Army
IN tho occupied zone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

NEW YORK. May i.-John II. Ross;-
tor director of operations OF the United
states Shipping Board announced to-
uiGht that many Of he ships now used
for carrying foodstuus overseas would
soon BE- assigned TO commercial and
export trade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-21
REUNITED AFTER so YEARS
Sisters Separated In Denmark mers
Than Half a Century Ago Meet
In South Dakota.

Sioux Falls, s. D.-Three sisters,
WAC we're separated in Denmark %
years ago, have been reunited In Den
Rapids.
The sisters are Mrs. George Hanson
Of o'Neil, Neb. Mrs. Hannah Ander-
son, residing in the East, n MIS-.
Chris White, who has lived In Den
Rapids for So years. Mrs. White ala
NOT follow her sisters to America TOT
some years after their departure from
Denmark.
This was the first time since the
three sisters left their native land that
hev had been together. Following the
reunion they again will be widely sep
arated. for Mrs Anderson VIII return
70 her home in Pennsylvania n MRS
Hanson Is arranging to leave for Can
faTnia. =,
Last year Mrs. Anderson received
vide recognition as a Red Cross WORK
a.. who raised sheep. SHARED the
aeeca spun the yarn and knit SOCKS
faT soldiers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-21
band and finished by her since his

band and finished by her since his
death.
The collection now numbers S,O0O,
and includes pipes from every country
under the sun. Among the rare speci-
mems is a beautifully carved meer-
schaum with an exquisitely shaped
hand holding the bowl Of the pipe, the
carving Of the lace at the wrist being
perfect in detail. A meerschaum skull
pipe and a cigaret holder representing
'Leda and the Swan" from Salisbury,
also are reckoned as priceless.