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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-29
BRACE UPt

Do you feel old before your time ?
Is your back bent and stiff? Do you
suffer urinary disorders? don't des-
profit by Moscow experiences.
Moscow people recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills. Here's a Moscow res
ident's statement
Mrs. R. F. Bailey, 146 N. Asbury
ST., says; There is nothing better or
kidney trouble than Doan's Kidney
PMS. have great faith in them be-
cause received good results when
took them. When / lived back East,
I suffered with my kidneys and my
back and was always weak and lame.
My back ached so at times, / could
hardly keep up and / had dizzy
spells and felt drowsy. AS Doan's
Kidney Pills had been used in the
family with good results, / took some
and they soon cured me- / don't
have any kidney trouble now"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Bailey had. Foster Milburn Co.,,
Mgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-29
who approaches his work sincerely
and authoritively.
When You Feel Bad.

You may be suffering from auto
intoxication caused from constipation
Take M. A. c., which expels mildly
and gently the poisonous matter from
your system and increases your eff
ficiency. Gives universal satisfaction
at the Corner Drug Store.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-29

10 ACRES ALL CULTIVATED,
five room bungalow, new barn,
chicken house, close to city limits for
$4,000. Immediate possession. Best
buy offered this year. Easy terms.
Metropolitan Investment Co. 28tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-A 2-SEATED TOP
buggy, in good condition. Call
92Y.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-29

Commencing Monday October 9th,
the following stores will close at 5
p. m. every evening except Saturday.
Collins & Orland,
Moscow Hardware.
27-3O Empire Hardware.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-29

MOSCOW BUSINESS PROPERTY
Is it worth anything? We offer
corner lot on South Main street, so
by 125 feet for $3.50. This offer
good for ten days only. Metropolitan
Investment Co. 22tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-04
FOUR DISTRICTS GIVEN
STATE BY 7. M. c. A. MEN

ANDERSON. Ind. Sept 4 - The
physical directors society OF the In
diana Young Mems Christian associa-
tion closing their annual session
here last night announced that the
state has been divided into four dis
tricts for district and state tourna-
ments OF athletics as follows:
Eastern-Muncie Richmond. Mar
ion. Anderson and Huntington.
Northern-Gary. Michigan City
Laporte. South Bend. Fort Wayne
and Auburn.
Southern-Evansvi Nincennes,
New Albany. and Terre Haute.
Charlottesville, Koko-
mo. indianapolis and Lafayette.
The tournament viii include bas-
ketbau. voley ball. aouatics and in
door baseball between January and
late in March. The state tOurna-
ment. following sectional Journeys
will be held in Anderson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-04
First DiUiSiOn Returns
With Many Decorations

new YORK. Sept. -Four thou
sand officers and men OF the famous
first division Of the regular army.
veterans Of some of the bloodiest
victories which ever crowned Amer
lean arms, returns home Wednesday
on the transports Amphion. Suwanee
and Mobile The little stripe OF vari-
cOlOred ribbons that decorated the
tunics Of hundreds OF the returning
soldiers. bore silent testimony TO the
deeds which made the division his
toric
AS far as individual decorations
were concerned the palm was borne
by the 18th infantry. every man of
which wore the fourragere Of the
Legion of Honor conferred by the
French government just before the
unit boarded the Mobile at Brest
But the 18th had little TO boast of
over their comrades. incidentally
this battalion. which returned un-
der the command OF Mai. : Warren
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-04


An Open Letter to the
Students political economy, captains of industries and masters
of the that cooperation the cardinal
principle in the achievement of
Having principle in mind deem duty to
and cooperation the and for the welfare
of OF city.
The Corporation merely individual enter
project that belongs to the South Bend people We want
to of the Blackstone Theatre Corporation
I management considering great demand for wholesome and
because of the fact became the
demand and the midst of erecting beautiful
business district showhou that will
country, latest ideas will be incorporated
make the distinguished pride of
South Bend
will accommodate $500 people comfortably and ladies rest
with equipment provided supplied
other phg also competent who will
the safety the little thus enabling the Mothers VINO will
House the presentation of the and its meou musical
We additional of
Management absolutely of
Blackstone Theatre Corporation and proud that this safe
and sound project, and above ALL profitable
We with something that speculative, promising
fabulous fortunes dealing with actual facts and
dollar will with The Blackstone Theatre
poraton is well secured and excellent is certainty
We limited stock to
carefully having yourself
foregoing actual facts will ask respond with
subscription for stock, Immediately.
We will be pleased send representative should
ditona information.
important personnel
ability the the stock held by The South
policy and the controlled
through Its representation
homp project andwe wantho capital
all the profits
holder today. Do not hie But quickly! Let
Blackstone Theatre Corporation,
SouhN lain ShetM Mains
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-04

Of Gainesville, Fla. suffered 20 per
cent casualties.
The hOmeward voyage Of the Mo-
bile was saddened by the death of
one member OF the 18th. pvt. Floyd
Law OF Cutler, O.. who was suffering
from blood poisoning when the
transport sailed but insisted on be-
ing taken aboard because he wanted
10 return with his regiment.
ON the Mobile was Brig. Gen.
Frank Barker, commander of the
first infantry brigade. Gen Bar
ker went 10 Paris in 1914 as mill
tary attache and was in temporary
command Of the first division in
October, 1918.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-04
ROAD UP alaska 5
PAINTED STREAMS
IS WONDER PATH
Eruption of Volcano Brought
Out Strange Geological
Formation.

CORDOVA. Alaska. Sept 4. -
Completion Of a projected automO-
bile road OF IS miles up the beds Of
painted streams" is expected 10
open 10 tourists from all parts OF the
world the Valley OF Ten thousand
Smokes. in the Mount Katnai region
~ Alaska. about so miles north OF
Kodiak island
Enterprising motion picture pro-
cucers following scientific expedi-
tions into the strange valley have
returned here with films OF the my
Rad smokes and with reports OF
shorter and easier route into the
district.
Was Thought Calamity.
When the Katmai volcano erupted
in 1912 and covered thousands Of
square miles with ash and pumice.
killing all vegetation and game and
wiping out more than one settle
ment. IL was regarded as a great
calamity. But the eruption uncov-
cred a strange formation which is
declared TO be one Of the wonders
Of the world
The smokes" literally thousands
% hem, are clouds or Jets OF steam
under various pressures. emitted
from holes and remarkably colored
caverns in the soIidfed volcanic
clay The entire valley. which is
shaped somewhat like a clover leaf.
seems 90 be gradually solidifying
The Indian who recently guided a
motion picture party said many
square miles. covered with semi-Ii-
quid hot mud year ago. are now
crossed without difficulty
\ Live" Glacier
In one OF the three arms OF the
valley is Tive glacier. at the foot
oc which is "a beautiful cobaIt-blue
luke OF hot water Tn another arm
is the Falling Mountain. down whose
face roll continually huge boulders
broken off near the snow-capped
peaks by variations Of temperature.
Besides the scenic possibilities the
valley rs said TO possess vast deposits
- rtu5ily pure sulphur arsenic
and other chemicals Black sand
was found in the many streams in
dIcating possibilities OF gold
The atmosphere resulting from the
unique association Of steam. hot
mud and eternal SHOWS which ring
The valley is reported remarkably
bracinE. There is no wood in the
valley but visitors have easily cooked
beans meats and even baked bread
by lowering cooking vessels into the
steam holes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-04
FERSHING'S RANK OF
GENERAL PERMANENT

WASHINGTON. Sept. 4.-Pres't
Wilson Wednesday night before
leaving on HIS tour OF the country.
signed the bill 10 make permanent
the rank Of general for John J. Per
shinr. commander Of the American
eNpediuonary forces. and sent the
nomination 10 the senate Confrma-
lion of the nomination is expected
I'f"re Gen. Pershing reaches the
United States early next week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-04
VAIL TAKES SAGE'S
COMMAND AT FUNSTON

JUNCTION CITY, Kas.. Sept. A.
Brig Gen. VAIL. who commanded
the seventh division. took charge of
Camp Funston Wednesday. succeed
ing Brig Gen. Sage ordered over
seas TO command a provisional brig
ade. col Gordon Johnston, also OF
the seventh division. is the new
camp executive officer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-04
EcELroN
The Blackstone Theatre Corporate

ADVISORY BOARD
Nathan Asher,
Asher Bros, Chicago. Ill.
Joseph Trim,
LubIiner ~ Trim. Chicago. Ill.
I. Van Runkel.
General Manager
GOldwyn Phoicplay Corporation
Chicago, Ill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-04
WV sEIL RREMERA-

LAPoRTE. Ind Sept 4.-Nego-
tiations are i'm progress for the sale
Of The Gueny-er brewery i'm this city
Co out OF town capitalists who are
planning 20 make near beer prod
vcts and TO build "a large wholesale
end retail business. The brewery
was closed when the state was voted
dry. II is one of the oldest brewery
properties In the state and during
the years Of its operation made for
tunes for several men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-04
NEW ORGANIZATION FOR La
PORTE.
Special to The News Times :

Special TO The News Times
LAPORTE. Ind. Sept. 4. - The
Transportation Employees Union Of
Chicago is planning 10 organize a
transportation club in this city, linn
iting the membership 10 employees
of steam and electric lines. express
companies, stevedOre companies and
men employed i'm the steamship
service. The Chicago organization
plans to establish cooperative
store. open an employment office.
provide a physician for employees
and their families, and pay sick
benefits Boxing and. baseball viii
be encouraged and a band VIII be
organized. Organizers will visit the
city within a few days TO take up
the project with the men employed
in the enumerated occupations.
TrV NEWS-TlMES Want Ads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-04

Free lecture on Christian Science
a. the Church edidce. Main and
Madison SITS. Thursday, Sept. 4. at
b. m. The public is cordially in
Nited. Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-04
MILLINERY on SALE

Fall millinery on sale at lowest
prices beginning Wednesday. Mrs. Nj.
4. t'raHck. I31 y. Main 81
2524-4-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-04
MILLINERY ~ SALE

Fall millinery on sale at lowest
prices bcginnine Wednesday. Mrs.
~. a. FralIck 81 y. Man ST
o524-4-Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-12
Un Viaje por Castillo
En- Ia Cdpilld del Condestdble

rique: tiene amores tapados en-
TOrdesillas: anda por tierras de
Burgos enamorando mozas:
Yo loe las de Moncayo
sus gestos e colores
de 10 quail non me retrayo,
g Ia moquela de Bores;
peIea Ell Villalba. Ell Talavcra v
en- Montalban. En- Guadala lara,
un POGO mas reposado. lie nacen
las hijas v los versos a Don mi
go Lopez de Mendoza -.
La hiia del poeta, dona Mcncia,
enterrada Ell esta capilla con sll
marido. es fuerte, morena V varO-
nil. Anna la caza. los perros, los
caballos. las trGmpaS Y los huro-
nes. Mocita, sc le muere ell padre.
~ Catalina, que esta atln harto her
mosa V hartO desenganada del
marid0, sc enamora fuertemente
del condestable de Castillo. ID.
Pedro Fernandez de Yelasco, con
.el que contrae segundas nupcias,
A Mencia lie va mejor con ell pa
.drastro. que con ell papa.
Doha Mencia. dola Catalina V
don Pedro levantan esta capilla !;
encargan de sus Obras a Simon
de Colonia; traen de Italia la di-
yina Magdaiena. Y sin acordarse
para NADIA de ID. Ihigo los tres,
no pueden evitar que la gracia de
este enterramiento sea obra leia-
ma del espiritu del poeta. El pc
rrillo. que vigila el suehO de su
selora. es un alegre can de caza
que persigui6 mozas Y codornices
con el dueiio.
Jose sdncheS Rojas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-12

D0Hq Mcncia MeAd0Sd de lN
Tegd.-Don lingo Lopez de Men
doza. primer marques de Santi-
Hama, y padre de dofa Mencia,
condesa de Haro, es palentino,
como sabe el lector, pOrque mace
Ell Carri0n de. los Condos. Don
lingo es muy poeta Y es muy ri
co. Piropea las mozas colora-
daS V fuertes de sus vaSallos v
pecheros, V gasta alegremente su
fortuna en empreSas de amor Y
de caballeria. III amor para ell
marques es- un deporte agrada-
BILE:
Pero en- este es engaiiada
en- pensar por tai raz0n
que yo faga mi morada
donde no es mi entenci0n,
ca de cuerpO corac6n
me SOY dado por svrviente
a Quien dice que non siente
mi trabajo perdicion.
La caballerfa eS para Don mi
go achaQues de mOntelia mayor y
menor, que toda suerte de pie
Zas lama ell pOeta sus venablos.
A los diez V Ocho amos, sc casa
nuestro marques con la hija del
maestro de Santiago. dOiia Cata-
lima de Figueroa. A los diez ahos
firma en- Ocaha sus capitulaciO-
mes matrimoniales dos afios des-
pues Sc deSposa; las bOdas con
Catalina-rumbosas V memora-
bles-celebradas en- Salamanca,
en- los priIneros dias de JUNO de
14l6, Santillana anda de un lado
para otro, sin hacer casO mayor
de Catalina. Intriga en- la corte
de Castillo pOr el infante don En-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-12
Gabriel D Annunzio
Emulo de I mteo

4 Gabriel del RoMbo 10 la llamaGo q
4 cs4itor cubano que mas Gxitos ha o5
4 tel!do on el eXtranjero. no sin ra
zon, porque D'Annunz.o. o 8apagncsa {
RamaSneta. que de los tres moaos pue
de llamarse al decir de los que han
4 hurgado ell su plcbeya genealogfa, cul
! tiya el rcclamo gon furia. come Ros
4 tand. cl melcnudo y vacuo poeta de
i Chantccier.
! Prucba de clio son sus manifcstacio
hes I'M redactor del Temps de Paris
hace alglin tempo: ''Yo soy un gran
seiior-le dljo- III seLor lorcntino
suntuoso desordenado." Etc.
Recueriese la entreyista con el es-
critor uruguayo que escribi6 el magnf-
iico cuento FL h00lJre que sc mHrjG dc
risa. Al pedille este un aut6grafo salu-
dando los ar.entinOS. lie respondi6 (:
No Sc 81 Sc 10 me3'cccA t090ria. Y So
III Reilly lc pone- esta inesparada
salidael siguiente comentario: " por
no tener el honor de darle I'LL punta-
pie. me retire sin saludarlo.
Ev6qucnse srs cScdndolos Ell Italia,
sus continues poses. sus geStoS papaicS
cuando habla lie el de srs o5ras, slS
coDqnistas amorosas. slls dcudas. Y en-
fin. los cheques pagados a los periodis-
tas para que 10 insulten.
rs un yanqui de Wall Street prcgo-
nando Su mercancfa Intellectual. p0rquc
/ la ffsica. Jay. estd averiada.
! FL afortunado amante de EleOlora
Duse Il quien dedc0 su tragedia Gjo-
cORd0 con eSta galante Erase: A Eco
nora nuse. la de las bcllas lnanoS
compartc cI Europa. con Trauce y
Gald0s. la lrilogia de inmorfaies urH
Ial,unbra con Gestelios inapaga6:cs ia
literature coetdnca.
Aungue S,l 0r2uilo Y 81 yan;dad r.
viva a Luis XIV Mnrat que deiarU !.
al baiar la cr.p.a g.o.';0Sa, L. pt.nFa
dc sus prestgios tcrrenn!rs 70 20" ESQ
deja ell ayiador o<ado Y hef0ico dc ST
la Ggura mas so3rcSal'clte de sU bella
" poGtica Italia.
Ii primer ciudadano de su pals Sc
ha llamado Gl miSmo en- recientc i'll
tervid: Y yO no vcu nadie que pue-
da discutirle este tftlllo que lie ha cos
tado I'M ojo Y que proba blemente --si-
no triunfa Ell su eMpeno-le costara
Ia vida
Su nombre-qle va irisa Ia historic
de Ia pasada guerra,--se encuentra
undo dos proezas que admiraroa
al mundo: su vEelo sobre Niena Y
su ataque--en un torpedero a la base
naval autriaca ell el Adriatico. Ha-
blar de elias resulta fnttil, despu6s de
10 mucho que Sc ha cscrito ponderin-
doIaS
La Ultima hazaila es In obra macs
ira de este inquieto v turbulento hom-
bre de acci6n. Ne refero la conqnis
tn anexion de Fiume.
NJ ga>'a Ii E:s:o:'a = "a ,oo a ra-
tos iuscl:iGo SuS proyorhosas ensanan-
zas. ii.1A si.el: q p..lner antecedanr
te, d. It,tnaunH'o $ ponapartc y cl
II aeII::i;ii;i.a ttsar.halli
e. coexo o,-u:o IA grandfoso tSito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-12

aulque luego Sc deshiZo Ell Waterloo
y Giuseppe tuvo el placer lie yer co
ronado por la suerte su arricsgada EN-
presa.
+, Pero no adelantemos. los acolteci
micntos y eXhumemos nuestros recuer.
dos, huyendo de la prolijidad para Sc,
sint6ticoS.
Coltinado Napoleon en- la isa dt
EIba, tcniendo por todo sGquito de 10l
a 900 hombres Y EN- vfsperas de nat.
felOnfa-se trataba de trasladarlo, yio-
lando un pacto, a la isla de- Santa
E1ena--se decide fugarse in
tentar la reconqusta tie su perdido I'm
perio desenlbarcando en- las costas li
Francia, contando para clio solo COZ
su ascendente personal sin acohar
darJo ell formidable ej6rcito de 22j j.0OC
soldados que cust0diaba Luis XVIIi
Pisar terra francesa "yioar.-como
| Gl decfael aguila imperial, con 10
colores naconales. de campanariO en
campanario hasta las torres de Nues-
| ira Sonora fu6 question de horas co
mo asimismO palpar 10 holdO dc 81
poplllaridad en- un pals que dccian sus
cncmigOS estaba cansadO de la guerra
La de Garihaidi parti0 de Cuarto
con un ntmero casi id6atico de hom.
!
Y Ie di6 Gina a la unidad italiana
! Ambas fucron hiias de dos profeSo
superliumanos.
Uemos asistido al parto del tcrccro
Ia formation de este otro sigantc de
la Influenza sugestiya que ticEc en-
iaqlie un pueblo de 10 millones Y q
una alianza de 800.
Ia justicia de la causa. Il to}as lu-
ICES inneyahe. no es el triunfo. arnquc
ST umo de sus factories, Sin Gabriel
D.AnnulIZio. el roeta eXcelso. es diff
ell que el case SO hubiera dado. Desa-
far dos miIlones de soldados, con ft Y
con entusiasmo. V hacerIos vaclar Ell
ire ell deber que impoae la diciplina Y
ell deber que impOne la concieacia, no
es labor para ser Nevada a cabo nd
mlS que por un genio. y un =.-no Is
Gabriel, D'Annunzio. con todos los gran
des defectos inherentes a 6stos--de or
gullo de vauidad de caractcr Y dc
exhibicionismo
F'iume debe ser italiana. p0rque asi
10 quiere la mayoria de los hab;tan-
res lie su territor;o, Y es amafgo que
de un solo honbra tcstarido d"pein}a
la decision para que Sc ineQfp2te A
la patria de Victor Manuel. a,,o.eNs
Este acto de Gabriel D'AnaIEiie 4p
cuentra eco EN-. America y si,sno, Hay,
voIuntarioS que cssriman un las Me
defensa de su ideal hermoso y ia,>to
-por In distancia coraEo as.S. qua
palpitan de bGlico ardor ante lr}aJ 'a,-
titud que 10 mismo puede conducir II.
corona de laurel que consagra.s dno Il
In corona de espinas que angnstia.
Y menos NAL. que de siglo en- siglo
no todO eS. fastidiosa prosa Ell torno de
la yulgaridad desesperante de la vida.
Miguel 4. Saiua y SHrcirU.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-31
TOO MANY OFFICERS
WITH HIGH RANK
General Pershing Thinks Congress Lib
eral In Army Reorganization
Plans-His Army Idea.

WASHINGTON. Oct.31-A regular
army large enough to provide against
sudden attack and to meet internation-
al obligations on the American contin-
ent and ''trained citizen reserve to
deal with any emergency. was recon-
mended by Gen. Pershing today at a
joint meeting of the senate and house
military committee.
The general made a plea that the ma
ton keep abreast of other countries
in development of the air service and
said it also was essential that the trans
port corps, nurse corps and training
corps be made adequate. He thought
the number of officers of high rank
provided for in pending legislation was
rather excessive
Disagreeing with war department
recommendations for permanent army
of 100000 men General Pershing today
| told the committees that he thought
| the number could be placed at ear
outside figure of 275,000 to $1,000 ane
| possibly less The cost of maintain
ing large army, the general said, was
an element which in his opinion would
make it impracticable to set the fig
ure any higher.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-31
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Vermont branch of the national
society, United States Daughters 1872,
will hold its annual meeting in Bur
hngton Nov. 4 on the roof garden at
Hotel Vermont at 2 clock. President
National Mrs. Clarence f. R. JENNIE of
Hartford, Conn, will be the guest of
honor and address the meeting 1t is
hoped that as many of the Brattleboro
members as possible viii be present.
The Conquest club of the Centre
Congregational church invites all the
young women of the parish to rally
in the chapel Tuesday night at
O'Clock. A picnic supper viii be served
at els, for which hot dish, rolls ane
coffee will be furnished. Those wht
attend are asked to bring whatever els.
they desire for the supper. Following
the supper there will be business
meeting and an address by Mrs. II. H
Atkinson of East Mortified, Mass,
formerly of Harpoot, Turkey, wher
she spent 10 years. Her husband, DR.
Atkinson, was in charge of the hospi
! tai in that city. Mrs. Atkinson was il
| Harport during the Populations an,
her talk will be of special interest. TIL
officers of the club hope that the youni
women will make special effort to b
n present.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-31
HELPING RECOVER BAGGAGE.
Red Cross Looking for Owners of 10000
Pieces from Overseas.

With a desire to assist each man from
overseas to recover his lost property, as
well as to help the government dispose
of enormous accumulation the American
Red Cross has taken the matter up and
a letter of information regarding the lost
baggage has been received at the head
quarters of NVindham County Chapter.
At present there are approximately
10000 pieces of lost baggage belonging
to members of the A. f. F., at the gov
eminent docks at Hoboken, n. j., made
up of 10000 trunk lockers. 100000 bed
rolls, 5000 suitcases, and 10000 barrack
bags which have come overseas and re-
main unclaimed by their owners.
Only the names appear on much of the
baggage and therefore cannot be for
warded to the owners. A new shipping
address will be required in all cases ane
1.-THE Red Cross has undertaken the tasl
of properly distributing the lost bag
gage.
Returned soldiers or sailors who hav'
not received all their baggage shoul'
send their claims and present addresse
to the Lost Baggage Branch, Pier No.
Hoboken, New Jersey, with an accurat
description of the missing property.