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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
THE Wild
| LAND OF THE BALM

Albania is a land Of rugged moue
tains inhabited by race A. WN1 Il
as Its crags. The sAlbanians 41tNs
the most ancient living race % tl1kE
Balkan peninsula. and have dweMs
among their bleak hills from tin69 i
immemorial. They are strikfM11v
similar in character to the 0coeGh
ago, being divided into many clans
and exhausting their savage energy
in relentless blood-feuds. Their AAa&s
interest in life Is fighting, and II Il
co3sidered rather poor taste for aH
Albanian to die anything else than
a violent death Despite their exces-
sive blood -thirstiness, they a-e chivat-
.ous. hospitable. and possessed Of q
keen sense of honor. The Albaniars
are, in fact band OF Homeric heroes
fallen upon more prosaic age. They
cannot be justly rated by modern
standards
The present state OF Albania IL .
small, country n little. larger than
Massachusetts. and with a population
OF some 100000 souls--a trihe les1
Than the inha hitants OF the Boroughe
OF Queens and the Bronx This state
was set up by the European great
powers after the Balkan wars OF 1917
l3 And admitted compromise, II
satisfied none Of the interested Bal
kan parties. The Albanians bitterly
objected that nearly one-half of their
race was left outside the national
frontiers. many predoalinantly AL
bantam districts having been assigned
to Serbia and Montenegro. while still
others were handed over to Greece
On the other hand. Serbia. Monte-
negro. and Greece objected to tho
existence of any Albania at all. de-
claring the Alhanians unfit for inde-
pendence, and expressing a frank de-
sire to divide the whole country be.
tween them. Serbia was espeetl2y
keen to obtain northern Albania in
order to give her new Macedonian
possessions an outlet to the Adriatie
sea,--Lothrop Stoddard in the worlds
Work for July.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
Breath Of Romance About
Colden-Haired Girl Colonel

A girl In the garb OF man--rough
boots to her knees and belted blue
tunic buttoned to her full. round
throat. candle-light glinting from the
silver Insignia on her shoulders. from
the low wave Of raw gold dropping
over her forehead. flying hands that
fit like pale bats up and down the
yellowed ranks of keys-Ah, the
Danish doctor brings back a picture
from the Never Never Land Of Ro-
nance.
How Sister Manusha" became a
warrior, how a colonel, DR.. Broend-
woman Of the peasant class, he says,
something higher and less earthly
than that OF kin she has none: OF
lovers a plenty, but the colonel simp-
ly flashes at these latter a challeng-
ing glance from her knocking eyes.
and strides on her way with q heart
free as gull
She's an ANARCHIST. yes, because. as
she says. ner people have tried every
form OF government since the revo-
luton and have discovered they can
live happiest with no government at
all Father" Makhno. = clever peas
ant. enjoys the position of dictator,
though none will admit he's more
than a father" over the million and
NOR. people OF the republic. The
army of 10. 900 Is used not to spread
the anarchist doctrine nor to plumber
neighbors. but Just to warn away
agressors
Berdiansk has found one spot OF
sunlight in the gloom that shrouas
Russia and Is contented to remain
there while the clash Of war dins or
all sides.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
BY Robert welles Richie


London, July 21.--Shes tall, hero
ically nodded. with competent span.
OF shoulders and the depth of bosom
and generous curve OF hips that mark
the primitive women destined to be
a mother of men. Her eyes are blue
as the Caspian ruffled by wind and
the color of the great passes OF hair
she wears coiled under an Astrakhan
cap Is crude gold. This Is the descrip-
ton of Colonel Manusha Nikifrovna
the girl commander OF the anarchist
republic Of Berdiansk, which DR.
Broensted. a Danish physician. gives
upon his return to Copenhagen.
The Danish doctor met this eau
casian girl colonel In command of her
troops away of in little island OF
Utopia bounded by the unchartered
seas OF Bolshevism somewhere in
southeastern Russia.
The picture he brings back of this
free -striding Amazon with the bur
nished hair, herself directing the
handling OF machine guns at drill and
correcting one OF her under Officers
exemplifying the deadly code Of the
bayonet. is one to FIRE the Imagination
Of the tale writer.
Sister Manusha." she is to all her
soldiers and to the strange citizens OF
this republic without laws She
speaks English and French; she eats
black bread with her soldiers at mess
hour and plays Griegs "Anitra. s
Dance" with swift and sure fingers
after nightfall and when the flicker
ing light from a single candle casts
shadows on the keyboard of an an
Glen. piano In her officers quarters
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
DECLARES INJUSTICE
WAS DONE TO CHINA
Every Principle OF Peace Celestial
Empire Expected Was Violated.
Asserts Delegate to Peace
Conference

New York, July 20.--"Every prin-
ciple Of the peace we expected was
violated and grave injustice was
done to China by the peace treaty,
declared Tai Chat Que, China's tech
rical delegate to the peace table. when
he arrived here today on the Cunard
liner Aquitania. Mr.. Que continued:
China entered the war at the in
stigation of America. and she looks to
America for help.
The peace conference created a
Far Eastern Alsace Lorraine. 1t is
true that japan has promised TO re-
turn Shantung. but she will return
but a shadow and keep the body. she
will retain control of the railroads and
establish japanese settlement which
will dominate the region.
With her fortified positions at
Darfen. Port Arthur and Manchuria.
she will absolutely control the APP
proaches to Pekin and all of China,
and with her Pehin 10 Tsin Tao rail-
road the Japanese scheme of the alb
solute control of China will be COM
plete.
The weaker allies were sacrificed
at the peace table for the henefit OF
the stronger and China suffered
MFR. Que was accompanied by PING
Won 10. Of Marking. and Chen Hau
peace conference delegate, The Chi
nese delegation held no intercourse on
the voyage with three peace delegates
who also were on the line. The latter
were LIEUTENANT Colonel Ninimiya
VI Anoti and Yana Kanawa
Both Chinese ard Japanese delega
tons were proceeding home by waN
of America and will leave shortly for
San Francisco.
The Chinese DELEGATES said they
would not go to Washington. but
would speed westward directly from
New York
The Japanese declined TO make an,
statement in respect 10 treaty terms,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
TELLS OF TR|CkERy
Of GERMAN AGENTS

Rev. Dwight NJ Donaldson, Of 1875
" lest south street. Galesburg. Ill. mis-
sionary from the Presbyterian church
IN the L. 8. A. to the Mohammedans on
the Persian Afghan border. reveals the
inside facts of the situation in Afghan
istan In the August issue Of New Era
magazine, official medium Of the Pres.
pyter'an church In tina q. s. A.
Mr. Donaldson tells Of the trickery
OF German agents who were foiled In
their plots against the British only
by the most adroit action and reveals
the fact that the British advance into
Persia was successful in maintaining
law and order after the dispersal Of
the Russian troops aud. that by the
British show Of power the Germans
were frustrated in their attempts to
excite the Afghans to an uprising.
He shows strikingly that tho ban.
dts OF Baluchistan we're recruited by
the British into an organized Police,
PAID more than they could make by Dill.
laying caravans. and did useful work
III counteracting revolution inspired by
German spies among the nativeA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
WORLD MOVES
FORWARD WITH
LON G STRIDES


Here is good news for the sixteen
hundred millions Of people In the
world who have liverv to be cleaused.
systems to be purined and biliousness.
constipation and indigestion to De cor
rected. Calomsl. the most successful
liver medicine, has been robbed Of IL
Ertpins. and naussatins effects. Gallo
tabs. the new name. makes calomNl
taking real pleasure.
I In future ask your drugktst tor Cal
otabs. the de-nauseated calomel tablet
He 10 authorized to refund the price
Il you are not perfectly delighted"
with Calotabs. One tablet on the
tongue 1t bedtime, with Z swallow OF
wates.-that's al. No taste. no salts
nor unpleasantness Of any kind. You
wake up n the morning feeling fine.
with hearty appetite. Eat what you
plsaas ana % abont your work. no
The eanuins cals&AAs ~ sold only
- egt9tAAl. sealA4 packages -never Ia
tliA IFaee thifSe M pe1l3 kdt.1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
INVESTIGATION SHOWED
LANDLORD NO PROFTTEEH

New York. July ETH reduce
your rent from 500 to the 345 you
paid me ten years ago" said a land.
lord to complaining tenant. 1T you
will pay me in bacon. leather. lum Der.
builders materials. meal. wooll%n
goods or nearly any staple commod-
ity In quantities in which s45 would
have purchased them ten years ago"
The proposition looked good. but.
being cautious, the tenant looked up
prices of decade ago in newspaper
files. He discovered. to his< astonish-
ment. he said. that goods which cost
s45 then cost more than 500 now,
and that his particular landlord was
not a profiteer after all.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22

Many years ago. when the common
potato bug. then known AZ the Colo.
RADIO beetle, irst became fashionable
in potato patches and gardens. nu-
merous remedies were offered. One
man advertised a sure remedy for pc-
tato beetles which would be sent pre-
paid for the sum Of 81. Thousands OF
credulous farmers sent their dollars,
and when the sure-cure came II con-
s\;ted OF two square blocks OF wood.
and printed on the side OF one block
were the following Instructions:
place the potato bug on this block
and crush him with the other block.
The cure Is certain"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
FITS ROOM AND BATH
AWAITED HIS COMING

New York, July 81 An example
OF the Excuse II. please" mistakes
made by the Burlesonized telephone
service was related today by New
York merchant who wished to- re-
serve a room in a provincial hotel.
He phoned by long-distance and sup
posed he had the hotel.
Il want a room and bath reserved,
he said. The answer came;
we don't reserve no rooms. Just
crack safe an c'r1 on up. Wen
find room for YOU all right. all
right We don't have no private
baths. You'll battle with TIE others.
What kind of a hlankety- blank
hotel is tilis7"
This Amt no hotel--it's the coun-
Y Jail"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22

legitimately for the expenditure of the
entire sum. What portion Of the
money came from the sale Of bonds
was not specified. But the Fenian
Brotherhood settled the controversy
by holding another congress and de-
ciaring the entire issue null and void
Eamonn De Valera now says he in
tends to pay off that old repudiated
issue. He declares II to be his pur-
pose to redeem the repudiated bonds
OF the former republic with part OF
the proceeds OF the new issue OF S.
100000 Of Irish Republic bonds he
intends to put out.
There are plenty Of the old bonds
lying around in various places and,
perhaps. the amount that OMahony
sold may be determined when De
valera comes to pay them of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
Popular Y, NJ. @ A. Worker
n.Aupua Nome.

Miss Mamie Walden has returned 70
her home, IT'S Grove avenue. auer
spending the past nine months IN
France. where she was associateo
With the Y. NJ. C. A. as canteen WORK.
err. During her stay there she spenf
several months at Dion. then on 70
Besadon, and the last four months
was spent at Zaldahon. near ene
Swiss border. Miss Vaoen, VINO 10
q graduate of the Randolph Macon
Woman's college, Lynchburg is wide
" related in Richmond and Is a
daughter of Mrs. w. F. Rudd, OF
Grove avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22

II Kaiser Bill were sent to St, Hell
ena The bones of Napoleon would
burst from their faraway tomb in
virtuous Indignation. Why not send
hirl to Mexico. where his erstwhile
friends might be counted upon to
treat him rough when they discov-
cred nothing more Of value was to be
received from him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22

Home gardeners will find that all
of the most common insects and
diseases attacking vegetables are cata-
iogued in the United States depart
ment Of agriculture's farmers bull
letin Ss6 which will be sent free on
request to the department This bull
letin tells how to detect the pres
ence OF destructive insects and
diseases and how to prevent and
fight them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
PERSONALS

Lieutenant Ralph J. Smith. OF the
S35ta infantry. A. r. F., France. Is
the guest OF his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Fl. Snead, of Ingleside
courts, After the armistice was de-
clare6. Lieutenant Smith was one OF
the officers selected to take the course
at the Sorhonne university. in Paris.
Messrs. A. w. Perkins and A. w.
Perkins. Jr.. after attending the vir-
ginia Press association at West Point,
visited Ivington. where they were the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
Lawn Party at "shadyhurst-"

The lawn party which was to have
been held last week at "Shadyhurst"
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lee
Davis on the Hermitage road and was
postponed on account of rain. will be
held this eveiing from TO IL o'clock.
II rain continues. poarch party will
be held instead. which will prove
equally as enjoyable. The verAndas
at "Shadyhurst" are large and spaci-
Gus and the Davis home will he
thrown open TO the guest for the
evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
IAwu Party Postponei.

The lawn party, scheduled to take
place this evening on the lawn OF the
Holy Comforter church. under the
auspices OF Sheltering Arms hospital.
has been postponed on account OF rain.
The date will be announced later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
o S GET Y o
E.
MRS MrrErREE Fo14KEs. EDITOR


X
Mrs F. l.. MaGill and Daughter.
Irene. returned to their home IN
Highland park, after visiting ir'en0s
in Roanoke.
Captain d. M. Burgess Is spsn0ns
his vacation In Albemarle and Flu
wanna counties.
Miss Emily Tinsley. Of Ha M !.
avenue. has returned home Tor
delrhia where she spent seVe"i
weeks with her sister.
Miss Bertha Crobarger, OF Fou.n
avenue, Highland park. Is the suss'
~ friends at Greenwood ana Ash'ahu'
M,.se. Lena and Eula Gary are
.renaing their vacation at GREEN
wood.
Miss Hazel Gary Is in New fork,
where she Ia pursuing her suo'es
at Column ia university.
Mr.. Frank s. Richeson has return
cd to her home on Grove aVsnue,
after spending some time IN be1to,
Sitv with her mother. Mrs. J. D.
Johnston.
Mis-. Mary Taylor. OF Third avenue
Highland park. returned last week
frono Madison county. where she
was the guest of friends.
Mrs Crockett. OF Norfolk, Il pass
ing some time with her son. Wa,Acs
Mccloud, at his home IN Hieniano
park.
r. L. Tanner. who has been ~ IN
st. Elizabeth hospital, Is thousns 10
be improving.
Miss Iottie Lee Mettert. OF 1923
u.nnyer avenue. left Saturday to
snend some time at Ocean View.
Mrs Paul 3. williams and httle
son. Peter Arlington W1iiiams. nav ar
gone 10 ocean View. where they VIII
remain for some time.
A. 7. FulRhum. of Highland parN'
;s critically I'll at his home
Miss TheIma King, or eeeono
avenue. Highland park, mas return
ed TO her home. after spending SOM
time with friends in the country
Miss Reha PrettymAn. OF i>aurei
Delaware, Is visiting her aunt, MIS-
q. Howard Redd. OF Roberts street
Barton Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. T. f. Bell and Master
worsham Bell are passing some time
AZ "shadyhurst'. as the guests OF MT
and Mrs. J. Lee Davis.
Miss Lille Mae Bissett, OF Savan-
nah. Ga, is the guest OF Mrs Z. '"
Phillip. Of 700 North avenue.
Lieutenant Chester Phelps. OF New.
ark, N. j., is visiting his uncle ano
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. HarkrAve. o.
FLOYD avenue. Lieutenant Ppeips VII
leave in a few dayS to visit MI. ano
Mrs. John Hargrave in ptnwioois
county. his cousins, Miss virgins
HarRrave and Mrs. c. A. owen. 40
companying him.
Prof. and Mrs. Clarence Dunnawal
have returned from visit 10 reia
tives In Lancaster county
Mr.. ana Mrs George c. Kirkmeyer
Of 10s North Boulevard. have return
ed home, after spending two weeks d
THEM old home in Irvington, va.
Miss virginia vanderslice returned
thi. week to her home on Hanover
avenue, after spending several weeks
with relatives in Nelson county. Miss
vanderslice will be accompanied nome
by her cousin, Miss Mary Peus' o.
Nelson.
John s. Barrow returned to hi
home in Rochester. ~. T., YESTERDAY
after a visit TO his parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. j. r. Barrow, Of 3lSs Floyc
avenue. He vas accompanied BY Mr.
and Mrs. f. A. Atkins, and little son
Allen, and Miss Blanche Barrow
While away they will visit New YORK
Erie, Pa. Niagara Falls. Philadelphia
and Washington. D. c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
THREE STAGE STORIES

Ethel Clifton, an American actress
playwright and producer. has return
ed from France where. for the past
several months she has been doing
her bit" Al II were. to entertain the
boys And her bit was some Bit II
you believe Miss Clifton. Besides writ
ing sketches for presentation for them,
and acting in them after having staged
them, she spent her idle moments
dancing with the soldiers.
II think danced seven million
miles" she declares.
How In the world did you ever
md time to eat your meals?" inquired
Brenda Fowler. her artistic associate
in this country.
II don't know" Miss Clifton replied,
hut didn't miss one. ate every
meal but. OF course" she added with
smile. some of them were several
days late"
stage license" is almost as free"
AZ poetic license" but story spon-
sored by Justina Wayne. the dramatic
actress who delves into the movies
occasionally. Is perhaps the height OF
license"
Don't you get nervous having a
cross-eyed director?" Miss Wayne was
asked.
We'll" she confessed. II did at
first. but now I am accustomed to it.
When you sit next to him at lunch and
md him eating of your plate thinking
II T. his own, you can get used to any
thing"
When Helene Handlers, the soprano
who was one OF New York's musical
sensations last year. concluded her en-
gagement at the Metropolitan Opera
House and began Z concert career
with such brilliant results, she receive
"a score OF offers from musical man
agefs. One was especially amusing.
and Miss Handlers ignored It. The
manager was not to be 70 easiiy dissi-
pated. He wrote again ana again and
hnally telerho osd the prima donna
Have you entertained my PROPOSE
tion7" he inquired.
Miss Handlers gavs : merry laugh
owsr the phone. NO. !. ne RENTED,
hut yeur psDpositien shtsrtatn01 nie
4 nNRol11 " II. IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
WEDDINGS

,.,e Knight-'Danton.
A pretty wedding celebrated Mon
day afternoon was that which took
place in ,he home OF the orioe
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. patton'
OF Franklin. Va, when their oausn
ter. Callie Bril- canton became the
bride of Rob ~nings knlgnt. o.
Richmond. 'nton nome Wa
beautifully 1 with ivy and
Shasta daisies, aud the ceremony,
which was witnessed by the families
aud a few close friends. was per.
formed by Rev j. A. Chapman. OF
the Methodist church. Miss KATE
Rawls rendered the wedding munc
and Just preceding the ceremony SO
rev Barrett sang Until the Emo or
Ttme.' There were no attendants.
The bride was Handsomely attisea
in. suit Of blue cloth. with nat
to match.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Knight left for an ex-
tended wedding trip. at the conctu-
sion of which they will make their
home in this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
MEETINGS

The woman's auxiliary OF the
Richmond Howitzers association Will
meet this evening at S:ls O'Clock In
the auditorium OF Murphy's hotel an
mex.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
HI. a. d. u. Meeting.

Unity auxiliary OF the W. G. T. Z.
OF Highland Park. held very interest
ing meeting last Friday afternoon,
at which time arrangements were
made to send representatives TO the
statT convention which meets in Roa-
noke the latter part of September.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
R. 7. WILSON,
Clerk.

Certified to the Superintendent of Public Printing for pub
LEGATION week for four consecutive weeks in newspae
prRubished in the City Of Richmond Virginia the first pub
cation be made Tuesday the twenty day Of july
1919, BY order Of the State Corporation Commission
n .s R n WI,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22

R. E. WILLIAMS. Chairman.
VIM. F. RHEA,
BERKELEY D. ADAMS,
Commissioners.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
Gieson-Milcs.

An interesting marriage, celebrated
in April, though just announced Is
that Of Miss Goldie Nae Miles, daugh-
ter ~ Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Miles, OF
Matthew county. TO DR.. John ]. Gle
son. of Radford Va. The ceremony
whfch took place APRIL 5th. at Elk
;on. Nd. was performed by Rev, w.
X Moon The bridegroom, who is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
t,leson. Of Radford. is graduate OF
the University of Maryland. and was
resident physician at the Maryland
General hospital for some time His
bride graduated as a nurse from the
same hospital in 1918 The marriage
was kept a secret as long as both
parties remained at the same insti-
tation,- -Ceison Is now connected
with ST. Adams sanator!um.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
Department of the State Corporation Commission.
CONTINUED from pageN
FOREIGN CORPORATIONS.
Nnme.

4ra.con Fruit Company .................
roafc, Thomas E.. Lumber Company
Domestic Coal Company ...............
International Steel Plate Company, The.
Martin Fertilizer Company 1860. So.
NICen- Hee0 10.
Mailman Company. Incorporated, The.
PEN Mar Dtstilling Company ............
Eisarview Plantation. Incorporated. -.
sander, A.. Packing Company. The. t....
s1Yfiy Ridge Coal & Coke Company.
Tate j. A.. Company Observation-Disclosures.
Trench Excavating Corporation. The.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22
Deyercux-Austin.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Fletcher Austin.
of this city, have issued cards an
nouncing the marriage of their
daughter. Mary Louise, to William
Thomas Devereux. on July 7th. Mr..
Devereux, who Ia former Rich
monder. served throughout the war
with the Canadian army as lieuten-
ant. He and his bride are now at
home at $751; North Eighteenth street.
Philadelphia. Pa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-22

The Phfiathea class OF Highland
Park Methodist church. will hold a
lawn party this evening at the park.
Several interesting features have been
planned. among them. truck rides.
fssh pond. and various games will be
played Ice cream. punch and candy
will be for sale.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-04-25
MeAFEE

The farmers in this section are all
busy this fine weather.
Mr.. Henry West, of North Caro-
lima, is cropping with Mr.. P. T. Cum
ningham this year. -
Messrs. Troy, Estes and Haven
Cunningham, of Kinks were the
guests of Mr.. Rhea Cunningham Sat
urday and, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Wallace had
as tehir guests Sunday, Mr.. Howard
Bishop, of Marietta, Mr. L. Bishop
of Oregon, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. E
Robertson, of Villa RIGA
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Blackwell are
all smiles over their arrival, small
son.
Br. W. S. Roberts, is on the sick
list this week. We hope for him g
speedy recovery.
Mr.. Lee Wilkie has returned from
France and has his honorable dis.
charge. We are glad to see him
home again.
Several from here attended the
Memorial service at Ebenezer Sun
day.
Success to the Journal.