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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-12
S%maafort0|Iin9er % bi$torier.

iaa bel ion ale &ebpere, ifisnt eli.
telte al De minbre bpoerIiec 10 al
hcnoe oe taIote be,lbe ben lille Ncl.
gem. 9ette SiInapn, ser oog fun
par beresuet paa at ppffe Sattcr,
ito0 plubielia ior bam, ibet han Ipt
tebe iii @arnets Gang.
Set er itpgt at fable hen6e laa, "
mumlebc ban pcb iig ielu. men set
er ianbt; thi meoenS ieg or en- Toore
o. en- auiou, er bun en- 9oh % roeI
apinoe." San lnttehe after. men
Sangen bar enot, oa olt bar title
iom FIR.
Seq fan life ubboIhe benne On.
icmbeo. Gen gisr mig ina" iagbc
ban, ioet ban gif iii 9sreu. Seq
nil goa til benbe % bebe henbe tnle
til mig. Miaaife bcn lille pil ipnQe
igicn."
Saete banfeoe ban paa Gprcn til
lin @abo. "VPoa ieg fontmc iub?~
"Spem er oet?" ipurate en- Stem.
me ~inbenfor.
Set er mig, Geres Iabo." %.
rem bleo itrar anbrct, hi bun ficnotc
bans Stenlme. Set bar III Nsopcn.
bigbe0 for henbe at hare Gercn
it4ngt, bun baube @rfaring for set,
TIL margen @eboer, Ser fom brltffen
hiem, genereoe fig life for at banfe
pao hos hcnoe Tor poa Den Woaoe at
giere beroe Sortrpb. Mcn al lin
mtpprenoc @eie9er irpgtebe bun
intct.
San bIcb itoacrt0c poo SPr'felen.
ioet ban pcntcbc paa en- m Supito
tinn for at gao mo.
"Dtoa ieg fon11ne inb og tule liot
mleo Gem, eler manite 9e piI tale
til mig. Seq cr ino i~IpffcIig % Ell.
innt ioftcn; ie9 berte iuit MT Ceres
file Seiter ipl;8e, 90 islte MIG GA
~lettere. Saa bolot bun op, % ie9
bar lige clenbig. Ru tpnfte icg, at
bun maoife piloe hinge Iiot for mig
igien, bcriom ieg fom og bao bcnoc. "
"Ge pr oelfommcll, W}r. Goruiib.
Sem inb."
"Til 0u ipngc Iiot FOR Wtr. Gpr.
niib, Giaip, eler or on for trpt?"
'pllrgtc bun i'm lille Softer.
Gen lille Gigc iottc iig op / Sen-
gen. %, nci, bpab itoI icg ipnQc?"
"Netop bpao ou lang M, min Lille
Sen" ingoc ban i0ct ban latte fig
bco 6oben al Sengen. Gin Gang
9iorbe mig iao Qoot, men ioo bIcp icg
iao b%eorsDet, "a ou bolot op"
De mao life role benoe iormegct,
WPr. GorniIb," iogoc ocn Glbre Sss
tier, "imoo @ern bar life goot al
set"
Barnet ~bcgpnbtc at hinge, % igien
falbt Den lille YiGc3 ippbe Stcmmc
iom BALKAN paa ben ulpffclige
Mnnos Sipl. San ioO mco Nniig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-12

bill iao,te mig. 8, Set er BOG goot,
at ingen er blei soelagt peb mig.
Min 9sb fan life Ifabe nogell, iaa
for niger bet beoit i~aaIebes. Oct
er let. Oct bill mart pGre ooer.~
Sra Sommen tcg ban berpaa en-
Then SLATE, og ian baIpt ipiIenbe
poa Den. Spiet Dor III, u9iten brGnot
no, ban beapnbte igien OF b~etragte
oct, hporleoeS set Iiot efter libt %
leoe, ioet ban paa en- balpt ~ubepio't
Naaoe mnorebeS poa, bporlprge oct
piloe bare, isr oct ili,ffebe. Set er en-
ubpggelia Siabeb melem BET os BAN.
"9ets 2ip er nGiten ube," mlmllebe
hm BED fig ielp, og ianIeoes er oct
ogiaa meb nit. en fort, baaro aamp
og iaa -" San tir6e life tenfe
pibere.
Silbtil MI bop0e set finn itaaet
hl,rfelt for ham; men MI err Sen
ifrGffelige 0irfeligheb fonmen; plub.
ielig iteg De forgIemte garnoomS
9prborme frem og iorbsb bonn at
nabne Osren til oct ufienote. 2piet
git no, % @preliet laa / Werfe.
San for ncrusit iommcn. Sans
Stiuings belle Iiifpeligheb itob Tor
bam. Get por Sen irp9teIige Stemme
ON Sob % 9sb; melem Glenoigbcb
og - og bpab? "Gette err Seiaheb,"
iagbe ban bit, ibet ban nobncoc
Slolfen. Set or lettere at 90 ems
of lepe."
Gll,oielia brsb Ell 2po S%tilhcben.
Gen ipGoebe giennem Rummcts tpite
Seitibcligbeo og irnfcbc iig opbt neb
/ Sen Wanbs Sirl, ser itob / @egrcb
nleb at tagc tit @ip. Get bar fun ct
Barns Gang / oct nUitc @preIie, ct
Barn Ser ionq i'm Niten'olmc; men
Den loo for Ben uIpffeligc Mono Tom
Ell GngclS Stenruc % itnnieoc ham
/ bans frpgteIi9c @ierning.
WeO ct irnertefulot Srlf iatte ban
TlaIfen paa goroct oa lpttcoe ipGnbt.
San filtbc life hprc Srbcne % finn
gipttc fig til Wcningen; mcn Sen
iimple Wclooi maHcbc frcm tiloelS
forglenltc Irennrc. Waoife bopoc
han | forbignnQnc Sage iltnoct ocll
lalnnre SalnlC pon lin Wto6CrS SANG.
DOG, oct bar fife fprite Sang, ran
hnpoc bert Barnet hinge, men set
baohc alorig giort Ct ioahollt Sno-
trnf pna ham fsr lom M. &an hapOc
cltoog oftc baot Ell liocn EaSlior
meo Den fattige Sppige, iom bococ
/ @Grcliet neb Chen al, oa briS alto
fllttiae Naul ernpreoe bennc og ben
oc8 lille Seitcr, og maoifc ltocr at
bore Jig BET bcniolt bopoe han hopt
goot al ocn Snngang; tbi ltaatet lin
6~attigoom % fine Smgiuclicr no
spebe Morn @oolribGc Ell ao0 ,Snb.
fIpoclic pau nlle, Ger fom / 9erorclic
mcb bcrbc. @nbner i9ltc bet, Gerten
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-12
John Gorniih.

Oct er ct usielt apiitp9relie, ipar'
font msbleret, imuoiist % msrtt
hsit oppe / ct tarpeIist S,,s / en- a
De iattieite 0ele af 2onbon. Bin
Duet. bois @las er iftpfter, or o9ffe'
mcb brunt Hapir % piier ioooer er
cnbeIes grfen af Gage. Sntet le
penbe 0Pien fpritprrer Stilbeben
i,oen ell IlS, ser netop ifraber bae
Hanelet.
8ahen, bpor Sliet Tiger, ct en- a
oisie t%riite, ubpagelige, lai,gt ira Der
ilophsrlige 2arm al bet traple of
itpre Gitp. Oct er ct pnfeliet emit.
hui for ben elenbiee, Der finber, %
belle Terben er aaaet bam imob.
Gogen or ~forlPngit forbi, % Nat
ten or fonrmen meh Tprfe og Hegn
Sffc oct minoite 2ps piier Jig bag Del
tiIopffcoc Ginou. SCR! Sungt
Grin lpber pna Srappen, Teren aab.
ties, og en- Wanb trPoer iltb. Son
tGnber ct libet 2ps, Ser ituor pac
@orbet, men BETS Sfin gisr fun &p
reIict cnbnli mere ubpggeliet. Wat'
ben Itaor Ell Stinlb % %betra9ter Sp'
let, iom ON ban foriegte of lpie liz
SfiGbnc | oct. Sans Mniiat er al,
nprligt, bans tpnoe 2pbcr tpt lam
menprcS'che, og Ginene bnr Ell ma.
turllg 8luns.
Sans Iniigt or enonu imllft til
troo5 for be inbiunfne &inoer op
bpbc 2i1icr ON Wlmocn; ia, oct mao
cnoog babe pTret rc9et iml,f, inbtil
ct ,tbipppcnoe Sip forte til Sattig
bnm, % 6ottiabom til gteo og Glen.
bigbcb.
Wan bebspcr life of ipersc ON
bcnllc Wanos Siitorie, man l9ier
Den / hans Mniiot, al bans rSlc, fat
tige Iragt, ser or olbclc5 giel,nem'
bleot al Hegnct. st Gieblif ltan,
han title mibt / %preliet, bcrpaa ia.
tier ban iig paa set usle Geic % be.
grapcr Nlriigtet / i'm SGnber.
I Ger bsrc3 life en- 2po / Slliet eler
ct Sootrin ncoe paa @aoen: men
bpbt moe / 0en ulpffclioe Wano5
&ierte raier Der Ell bciti9 Scamp
Sampittigbcben talcr hsierc % beiert
fin Ioparicl og Sriloicl; Grinoringcr
mailer oct iorbigongne / be melt lie.
peroc 6arper og feier fin mGgtig(
@rnno til bans @itterbcbS @pger.
Oct ipl,es fife lrltgc iioen, 90 bon
bar lntfcIig pc0 lin 0iobcrS airrIig.
beo / ct goot Stem, bpor Sremtibcl
lao lps FOR BAN. Nu CT alt borte fo1
bcltanbig. Sans Sormuc CT ebclaot
na ban or CT llbifuo og en- Sss.
giparger.
ga, Oct cr bcbit iaaIebc5," iaaoe
han tiliibIt, ibct ban rciite iig. SEQ
bar life Ell clcite Ben / Teroen, scr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-12

tct / inc Nrnoer, oN efteriom bun
iala. iorctom Den @icrrlrg, han ms
hapoe ppret i @elreb mcn at bceua,
ham mere OF mere lrnQteIia
"Sat, nit Barn ioQoe ban, "a
bun bolot op, QUO pcIiiauc Oial"
tilieie0e ban. ioet ban tuaicoc henoc
pua Yoroen.
Ger par Ell lanl Bauic, mocr
hpiIfeu oen lille GlQc iaINt / 2spn;
men lioet oremtc bun ON. al huur
bopoe urret en- l~loicuonQ ira Sim.
meIcn. hporleoca henoe@ linc Stemmc
hapoe beroligct % iormiIoct ct Vieo.
menueitc2 Gortuilcllc o. aunl.
DC er megct heorsuct laitcu. Wir.
Gorniih, iaooe Ntorp @oclriogc til
iib't boiifenbe al Gruat Tor al prtfe
ben lille Ssiter.
San ioo OBJ. Ga. meu mn or oct
behre. Get bar nleQct iuiIt al Gem
al laoc mig fomme iuh. Sea fieu,
ser life SereS Gorti6, icg oeo, &c
er nteqet fattig nj, men her er Ell
iqaoon Sre0, iom min Sattigoom life
brinqer. 100, bct or fife at uuoreS
ooer. Nin mipGrcuoc GiIitouo er
fun en- retiProig @icnQiplbelic FOR
nit foreeaaenbe Gin. Seq nar al goo
Samilic, fit en- uhmcrtct SpbroQclic,
tumhe hare pGret RIG, oerion icg
life baphc soclagt alt. hnab lea clcoc,
oeo et Hot % i,oiuppcn6c 2ip. @Iiu
life preo poa mig, iorbi iea bctror
mig Ill Gem. Seq bar ingen @enncr
mere MI, buem iea fnn tale meb."
"9lioc breo," ioQoe bun.
ga, set funoe Gc Qoot, iea or life
pprbig 0cres MeoIincnbeS. nci, oct
cr lea life. Den lea ueIiigncr Gem
Tor Ceres @o6bcb."
"6ortrl mig Ceres 5orq," iogoc
Sen lunge Eioe. Set nil Qisre Gem
goot. Qe IfoI life iigc, Dc er pcnrc.
los. Seq oil pGre Ceres 8en; men
huif frcmior alt paa, at Der or en-
on0cn @Cl, Ser nItio cr trofoit oq
re6e til at bsrc, n%aoriombcIit hi piI
beoe Ill BAN. @rlmocn til al icg or
lpffcIig trooS min 6atiigoom cr, at
ic0 letter min Sib iii ham.
Nlm talte mco en- ion0uu @arnc oQ
SpcrbcpiSning, at Den lr1qc NtanO
bIcn iiboenbe talt5 en- Stlmo.
Seq piI iortGne Gem olt," ioooc
ban pIltoiclig. Seq bnr ioripiISt %
oocIogt nit &ip, bur Tor IpnQc ii0en
alcrnt Den @en, Sc tolcr ON. Ger.
Iont l1oQcn bapoe iplrQt mig, ptloc
icg hoOe iporet, at ban bit hapoc
glcnt mig. Strar Tor icq tom Der
mo, hoobc ieg / min 6ortoiIelic be.
ltcnlt mig til at toge init 2io, ia lea
bar en0og / @cgreb 6crmc0, Oa Spocn
al 9creS lille SeitCr5 Stclnmc lso
inO til mig ionl en- GugclS blioc NO.
noriel. San banot life CLIENT mig.
) min tlu9cite 3ime icnotc ban iii
@u6, OF oct bor rehoct mia."
Ceres Glcnoigbeo moa ppre mcaci
itor, iiocn &c tunoc bcitemrnc Gem
iii al bcaoo Ell ioaoan grliom @ier.
niug," iuQoc bun alporIiQt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-12

"C3u05 @o01eo err itor." iagoc
,Sobu Goruiib bsitioeligt. Sur bar
ppret meget goo imo0 mig"
"UloO mig oqiau." tilieteOe Barn
Gerpoa glt DC pioere ne6ouer Ga
Griurlns, Sen
The sun., 1919-07-30
SIBERIA / OFFERING
EXPORTS OF HIDES
General Situation in Country
Is Much Improved From
Trade Standpoint.

Rather encouraging reports concern
ing the clearing up of the Siberian situA-
tion have been issued by the American
Consular Service.
A telegram from vice-Consul George
W. williams at Tchelyabinsk states that
the local chamber of commerce has
given out the following list of COM
lnodit,shSas available for export from
Tcheiyabinsk In exchange for imports |:
ie2,g9s hides OF horses. cattle and
cameis, 10000 calf skins. 10000 goat
skins of various sizes, 1000 ermine
skins, 10000 skins of Siberian marmot.
80, 900 hare skins, 1900 tons OF wool,
called "shersti dshabada"; 1850. tons
camers hair. $50 tons WOOL is tons
COW hair, SO tons goats hair, 50 tons
kerses' names and short hair, $4,000
sheep's CUTS. 10000 cattle CUTS $4,000
geese, 10000 eggs. 27o tons
cheese. i,lOo tons butter. 90 tons geese
feathers, 81 tons down. 1900 tons po-
tatoes; asbestos. as much as desired.
In return the chamber OF commerce
desires agricultural machinery OF all
kinds, spare parts for machinery OF
various kinds, binder twine. leather belt
ing, nails, electrical supplies. tea. sugar.
matches. candles. salt. kerosene. cotton.
cloth, thread paper. boots. rubber shoes
and drugs. Practically every article Of
common use IL needed at Tcheiyabinsk.
It Il reported from Observation-Disclosures
that there are more than $4,000 tons Of
wheat in the Amur territory available
for shipment.
The cooperative societies. under the
5urlsdiction OF the Omsk Government.
are active and are said to number a.
Te0. This number is probably fairly
accurate, because the authorities have
insisted that all such societies register
The sun., 1919-07-30
HONGKONG REAPING
BIG SUGAR PROFITS
Heavy Advance in Price and
Good Market Noted In
Far East.

Consui-General George e. Anderson
writes from Hongkong. British China:
''The phenomenal rise In the price OF
sugar in the Far East. which has char
acterized the sugar markets for the past
two months or more. has worked I'M
mensely to the advantage OF the Hong
kong refneries. These concerns bought
sugar in large quantities at compar-
attvely low prices and the advance has
brought them exceptional prosperity.
The advance In the price of the
commodity has been 30 great as 70 take
renned and high grade sugars out Of the
reach of the average Chinese consumers.
even with the advantage Of high ex-
change, and the volume OF the business
done by the rehneries has been greatly
restricted. However, the demand for
sugar In Europe has been % great that
two thirds of the product OF The Hong
kong refineries arc now going in that
direction, leaving only one-third for the
Chinese and other markets. The result
from q Chinese standpoint is rather
disturbing. for n shortage Of sugar in
HonEicong for local consumption and for
the supply of normal Chinese trade
seems inevitable.
There is no doubt but mat the whole
sugar trade or the Far East VIII Dc
seriously affected for the whole OF the
current year. The sharp demand for
sugar In Europe, which can now be
given some relief as a result OF an cas-
Ter situation In shipping lines. has led
to an advance in the price Of raw and
white sugars In producing countries.
notably In Java, on which market Hong
kong depends for most of its sugar sup
ply. that tho supply OF sugar in Hong
kong aside from the renAeries has been
drawn upon unduly.
The price OF sugar has advanced IN
HoAgkong n q phenomenal rata and yet
II II still below the level OF prices
ruling In Java at the present time. Java
prices have advanced from l4K guild
ers (5.1ss goid) per picul (iss Ia
pounds) In January TO 23h guilders
(ss.4l7 goid) at present. while Hong
kong prices have advanced from 80 local
currency (s7.2o goid) to sii.so local
currency (ts.4s goid) per picui In the
same time, Hongkong dealers expect
lower prices and are not buying at pres
ent rates, with the result that the
stock OF sugar IN the coloHy is also be-
ing unduiy drawn upon fer that reason.
in the meanwhile news from all over
the Far East indicates q booming de-
mand for sugar With short supplies" I"
II
The sun., 1919-07-30
anLP wANTED-MaI.n.

~--~>~>~~~~~~-~~-~~~~~~~-~~
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WEST SIDE u. 8. Send for booklet and pass
ais ssso speeisi eeissss. for .ale.
LEARN TO BE A cHAUFFHUR-Pisss.
ant. profitable work: day and evening
classes. Send for free booklet and pass
WEST SIDE y. N. G. A.. als West s1th 81.
soLICIToRs--Experie wanted to
sell the new ''Pabst." which. July LIST. took
the place of the Pahst beverages; can be
sold under the new Prohibition law by
grocers. restaurants, lunch and soda stands
soda fountains. drug stores. etc. without
any license whatsoever; liberal commission
hrrnngemeDt; great opportunity to the
right men who are acquainted In tho above
mentioned lines. Call in the forenoon
personally At once of PABST BREWING
CO.. see w. 4sth st.
STEEL SALESMAN, young and ener-
getic. for Jersey territory, to. sell high
grade tool steeis. cold rolled. machine
steels and specialties; must be we'll ae-
quainted with trade; only applicants who
have had previous experience In selling
steel need apply. s. s.. box IsI Sun once.
WANTED-A young man to learn bank
ing business; n college. or high school
graduate preferred; apply In own hand.
Address EFFICIENT, Room s,1, 1s
william Street .'f
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
s~~-~~~~>~~~~~~~-~-~~>~ ~>~~~>~~~-~-~-~~~~-~~>~~~
WOMAN wants to 70 as housekeeper to
elderly man on good farm. HOUSE
KEEPER. box SO Sun once.
The sun., 1919-07-30
OFFICERS

Charles A. Holder, President
r. Fred Aspdsn, viee-Presidsns
The sun., 1919-07-30

New Zealand was discovered IN isla
by the great Dutch navigator. Tasman.
The sun., 1919-07-30
Labor Saving Devices.

It Is clearly recognized that we can
only compete with our trade rivals by
cutting down the cost of operation by
labor saving devices. and while these
facilities will be OF great assistance.
the success OF two other projects will
rut Manila far In the lead Of any other
Oriental port.
The frst Of these Is the construction
of direct terminal connections between
the piers and the railroad. and the sec
ond Is making the port district free
port like Singapore and Hongkong
While goods Of American origin can now
be imported and exported free Of duty.
yet the customs formalities required
cause very considerable trouble. ex-
pense and delay, and 30 an attempt Is
being made to secure the necessary
legislation to build up great free port.
The comparatively unused port dis
trlct area, made by filling the hats with
the material dredged from the harbor, is
ideal for the purpose. and with relatively
little cost can be adapted to all require
ments. It Is planned not only to have
warehouses for storing. regarding. re-
packing and reshlpping American prod
ucts destined to other countries. but also
TO erect factories in this district for the
n anufacture OF raw materials from any
part OF the globe into articles required
by international trade.
The sun., 1919-07-30
rAs Clock I'm the orient.

At T:so p. M. New York time II Is IL
noon at wellington. N. z 10 40 at sgd
|ney, Australia 8 80 A. M. at Bombay,
9 ,ib at Pei<in and 7;25 at singapore, but
when the crowd starts for coney Island
Sunday night. the typists IN New zea-
land are starting to enjoy their satur-
day half holiday.
The sun., 1919-07-30
Government Taking Hand.

Manila business men are enterprisins,
are straining every nerve to develop the
resources OF the country, and are being
assisted by the Insular Government
which has a system OF inspection Of the
exports of tobacco and hemp for the pur-
pose OF maintaining q uniform high stan
dard OF quality.
There are now over T65 miles OF rail-
road In operation In the Phiiippines, and
the innumerable bays AFFORD most excel
lent means for water transportation.
American commerce in the Orient is al
present largely dependent upon the
ships, ports and trade facilities con-
trolied by our trade rivals. and II would
be too much to expect them to assist us
deliberately in competing with them
We need American distribution centres
and ports to use to the best advantage
the American shipping which has al
ready been provided by our Government
and In Manila We have Just what Is re-
Quired.
All that is necessary Is the coopera-
tion OF the American and Philippine
Governments with our shipping. manu-
featuring and importing business men.
The sun., 1919-07-30
soft Drinil. in the Far East.

n The Introduction OF American ice cream
and Ice cream sodas into the Philippine
Islands has proved most profitable for
druggists and confectionera Despite
the fact that the Dutch In the Neither
lands East Indies are large consumers
Of soft drinks. these American successes
have never bean introduced there.
The sun., 1919-07-30
Day ! ." L11'nElee

DAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAY.
"Washineton Irving" "Hendrlck Hudson"
Robert Fulton albany"
Direct Rail Connections to all points
North. East and West All through rail
tickets between New York and my ac-
cepted. Music. Restaurant. i. %
Leave Desbrosses St. $40 A. M; w. 42d
ST.. $500; W. 129th St., s:20; Yonkers, $3.50;
stopping at tBear Mountain. tNewburgh
tPoughkeepsie. Kingston Point CONNECTING
daily with Ulster a. Delaware r. RI, Cat
skiil.' Hudson and Albany. ..'.s ,- t
Also steamer leaves Desbrosses ST., 10:oo
A. M: W. 42d St.. 1920 A. NJ; w. 12sth
St., 1890 A. NJ; Yonkers, i1:l0 A. VI. for
tBear Mountain. tWest .Polntr tercep. SUM-
d6yo, tCornwafl, tNewburgh and tPough-
keepsie! t..-tt ....- B.. ~ -
On Saturday afternoons steamer leaves
Desbrosses St, l:4Q: w. 42d ST.. 900; w.
iasth ST.. 2:2o p. NJ, for Cornwall. New
burgh. Poughksepsie, Kingston Point, Cat
skili. Hudson and Albany. -.-.,-..s., .. -I
tReturn Steamer Same Day from Points
Marked /.
Ideal one-day outings,
Further Information at Desbrosses ST.
Pier. New York. Tel. Canal-s30O.
The sun., 1919-07-30
SITUATIONS wANTED---MAI.E.

PURCHASING AGENT OR ASSISTANT
II desire position in, the material, line
OF some good concern where there IL lots
OF room to grow. Have been in present
position for seven years and thoroughly
understand the purchasing, storing, ma.
teriai, cost, distribution, transportation and
shipping OF materials for Industrial ,plants.
Age az; married. Address p. A.. Box $50
Sun office,
Evening star., 1919-03-31
ADMIRAL SIMS GIVEN
NOISY LONDON FAREWELL

LONDON, March 31.-Nice Admiral
William S. Sims, who commanded the
American naval forces in the war zone,
was given a rousing send-off at naval
headquarters today as he was about
to leave for the United States. The
streets about the headquarters were
packed with soldiers of many national
staff turned out for the occasion.
Scores Of cowbells mingled their din
with the cheering as the vice admiral
waved the crowd goodbye.
Vice Admiral Sims will sail from
Southampton on the steamer Maure-
tania tonight. Accompanying him are
Capts. Richard H. Leigh, Dudley W.
Knox and Joel R P. Pringle. Com
mander< Fairfield and John v. Bab-
cock and Lieut.. Commander Edwards
At Waterloo station Ambassador
Waldorf Astor and a large number of
the members of the embassy and con-
sulate stats. together with many per-
sonal friends, British and American.
of Admiral Sims bade him Godspeed
The British admiralty was represent
ed here by Vice Admiral Browning,
Rear Admiral Alexander Duff, assistant
chief Of the Navy staff. and Captain Ru-
dolph Bentinck, r. N. Admiral Sims
shook hands with the postmen, char
women and other employees. one of
whom exclaimed: Everybody is your
friend"
The admiral was presented with a
horseshoe bound with red. white and
blue as he was boarding the train.
which pulled out of the station amid
cheers.
Evening star., 1919-03-31
MRS. N. A. CHAILLE-LONG DIES
Widow Of Famous Soldier Had
Lived Here Ten Years,

Mrs. Mary Amelia Chaille-L Long.
widow of Col. Charles Chaille-LOng,
we'll known as an author. soldier and
explorer, died Saturday at Garfield
Hospital after a brief illness Flu
neral services will be held tomorrow
At the homo Of Rev William Tayioe
Snyder. 1917 18th street. at 1880
o'clock. Interment will be at Ar
lington.
Mrs Chaille-Long had lived in
Washington for the past ten years,
making her home at 1901 T street.
She was sixty-four years of age and
vas born at Crown Point N Y, the
eldest daughter of Gen. John Ham
mond Of Crown Point. an officer in
the civil war and a former congress-
man
She is survived by her mother, now
living in Cincinnati; a sister Mrs. N.
o. Goldsmith of Cincinnati. and a
brother. Thomas A. Hammond of
lineville. N. Y.
Her husband. Col. ChailIe-Lone,
had distinguished record as a SOL
diar, having been with Gen. Gucky)
Gordon of the British army in Egypt
in the nineteenth century.
Evening star., 1919-03-31
Labor Calls Prohibition 'Despotic. ("

ST LOUIS, March 31-Declaring
prohibition smacks of the "autocratic
powers of the despotic Turk and the
late Russian car" resolutions pro-
testing against national prohibition
effective July were unanimously
adopted BY moro than ten thousands
persons at a mass meeting here yes
terday. The meeting was held under
The auspices Of the central trades and
l1ooT union.