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Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-26

WANTED - Woman for general tousework on a farm: light work mo llundry; wages s weekly. Address l arm, Bulletin. may26d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-26

FOR SALEIA responsible party can buy three tenement house that rents for $500 year on very easy terms. Why pay rent when you can own your own house and get your rent free? This is an exceptional opportunity. Only those meaning business need ap- ply Address S. S. care of The Bulletin.
 may11d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-26

FARMS for s1ie. Write for catalogue. F. l. Racine. Danielson. Conn sepled
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-26

FOR SALE-One block containing s;x tenements of five rooms each with in three minutes walk of Franklin square, always rented. For further particulars, inquire 5. H. Palmer. fhone 10S9-4. may20d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-26

TO RENT-Tenement. six rooms. Apply IT Seventh St. may24d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-26

FOR SALE@Ford touring car. In i1S7-4. may19d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-26

NANTED-A merican woman for gem tral housework in the country: good ] Jme: tanily of three; state age, gen ( al experience. E. N. Searies. Ponfret Center Conn may24d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-26

wANTED-Farms; our buyers are ready for business. Have you a farm Tor sale? Weisier's Farm Agency. Dan i.lson. Conn. mayZOo :.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30
-&cl;tc lit Observation-Disclosures

-SSm. Sholonb. 6rib Socl, 6.
Nifs ul,o @nl. Musfollp, BON nobe
Omcnspillc marcn qeitcrn bier in &c
lddftcn.
-Irou Gnurlo Is. Socobs, bon
Scllepil(e, ST.. trof lcbten Wtittmo6
bier cin gum @cIlt6 ihreS @rltoers
GbeG3 @rof ulto 6olniIic ulb unocrcn
%crpollbtcn INTO ulten Ncfanntcn III
i6rer iriibcren @cinlatb.
6rou 6rib 0cinfe uno bcrcn
Cdnueitcr, 6roii @m. 9ud)er, ~rciitell
ltttcn Mittmoh no6 Sort Scutt,
auniaS. Nlf ihrcr @eiulreiie mcrbcr
tie @euuonotc in 2cupcnmortD mo
.S,cuio8 GitD beiuhcn.
-G6oS. ). Sperrn ,wo @ottin,
nebit S6dltcr, Grl&. Niloa uno GItbrr,
ppn Gbicogo beiinocn iid bier iii il.
rlr friibcrgn @eimotb. oltf @ciltd) 6ci
@ermon0tcn unN iino @Gite Scr So
atilie 9tu0. @oblt. Gle Godtcr Sri.
0iIbn Spcrrp reiite gcitcrn nof so
nollilu ouf ser Snicl @oiOoii.
-8uitoD @loier mo ncIicn 5o6n
@lonroe. bnba!l sic SdN,b Ncparicr-
G8erfItGtte oeS Geo. 5. 2cibcdL on
Ser MtorItitroBc Qcfanit unO mcrocn
COS @cih1it inter oen 6irnto 9to-
men @ritop @loicr & SDn hi iclbcn
8cbGuoc mcitrr hctreibcn. @ci0c Scr
nellen Gi0cntbiimcr ioaren piele SAB.
re IN Scr bieii9en Shubiobrif be,
idGftigt unb iino crpcrtc Shl,h.
Woder.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30
Staats. Hcitanrant idlieet nid)t
gnt ab.

Nit 5luci l(cbcrrdIdpln9cn lit Die
Saiiou ocs Capitol Gofe" IN r~Scficr.
ion Gin nit Der Gcrtnglulg Der 80.
Sibung scr 2cgislatur 5ltln g6INlnb
gcfommcn.
Bic critic Oicicr unerluurtctcu 9tclle
igtcitcn bcreitctc &omniiiGr &atlifi
Dem itcuer5oblcnocn Gllblifun bes
StaatcS nit Scr Infilnbiglng, Dob or
bel Der Observation-Disclosures cine 9ur5c
Rcibc ser I'M Hcltourant gebraltf.
Ten @c9cnitGnoc pcrnliBt, Norltnter 16
9utcno Tnnr iilbcrncr Wcller uno
@obcln. cine Wcnge fleincr aiitbrngc
bralld)s. Mrtifcl, Siid)ti,d)cr utb Ser,
picttcn unb iogor cine. feline clrftriihc
Stcblumpc. Semnnd) iino ullp nidt
cinn,ol bic bciligcn &oIcn oes &npi,
tots Dor 0icbcn pocr, mic man loIhc
SclE aud mpbl ncnnt, mas lie obcr
ourd)aus nift bciicr nls 9icbc moht,
Dor vInocnfcniGger" Iidcr.
Die 5lDcite llebcrraihung fpnnlt
bon, @cp. Nntfmullll, ocnl Stuats NH
bitor bon Miiiouri, Der ii6 ipci9ert,
bic nod ollsltcbcnbcn Hedmlngcn 0cs
HcitultrnntS fir &uffcc, IllItern, &c
bGf lrnb ullocrc @narcn i'm 9ctrngc
bon ctlua 100000 81 5ablcn, 81 er
iih nit bcn1 I'M Mcltallrul,t gcDol0-
bahtcn SpItcm ser @ltdfilbrllla nid)t
iltrcd)tfin0ct fam. Gr pcrlalgt cine
griinblihc Nriifllng ser pprbunocncn
9ild)er. @ic cS bciBt, miro ser Stnot,
nud0cm oilc nod oltSitchcnocn Hcd)-
nl,ngcn beooblt iino, cntOrfen, bob
i'm scr critic Gcrith. cirl ReItnllront
ouf cigenc &cdnung Sit betreibcn
mcbrcrc Inuiulh Collars qcfojtct
bat.
8n5 NeItauront m,tr0c an If. 30
MAR hieic8 Sobre5 trot ser GroteItc
Scr @%otcl6cIitcr uno Reitourotclrc
bon &cffcrion Ctr, bob cS Dem 5tou.
tc nid)t 3ien1c, Gin io(dcS @cibGit ST
bctreihsn .cr6iinct uno bliibtc iiir ci.
nige 3cit. Ter Gr6ffnrngsobe,6 mar
Gin 9robortigcs Set nit 9lltnlen itno
W}liif. Die @lrncn pcrtrpdnctcn
boIo, o6cr sic Ml,iif blieb, bis nnd)
5ctn So9cn elm IoIh 9robeS ml,iifuli.
idcS God IN Der aoiic aefunoen MIR
DC, Dab Sic 2cgislatorcn ibrc Sup9c
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30

fortun obnc @tlliif ciIen nllBtcn. 9tnd
etiuu 5mci Wonotcn, in ocnen bas &c.
i6Git 5icm!id) out gin9 fnnh Die Sci
tlt1g, cin Gcnleinidaitlihcs &on1ite
Don Mitalic0crn ocS &nltics uno &C.
luts, baB bic Shulbcn in ibren Sild).
crn INNER grGBcr nurDcn, iuGbrcno
0a$ @utbubcn ilnl1cr flci1cr mo flci-
ter mllrbc unb idlicBlid gGn5lif,
pcriicftc. Ger unfGn9lidl nicorige
YrciS iir Speiic u,tb @ctrGnfc iullr-
sc erbobt. mas natiirli6 feline rcuc
annncn uuloftc ltuo Sic oltcu fort
.ricb. Die @coicnung, Sic i'm Infong
olt5ge5eidnct mar = bottc BOD heis
nobe icOer cin5clnc @ait lpenigitclls
,pci Gcllncrinncn - licB IpGter biel
at milrihcn ilbrig. @cidpcrbcn lie.
ZEN tiglid) molicnpcilc cin unb iclhIt
Die ncun5cbn &0d)c, bie bas HcItou.
ront in ser fl,r5cn 3eit, IN ser CO Of
iu NOR, IN iNncllcr H~cihcnfolgc an.
ltclltc lno cntlicB, fpnntcn Sen
ihlicBlid)cn Sonferott nid,t berbin.
NCrn. GCm Gin @onfcrott lit CO, nit
oem 0uS &opitol-N citorlront ieine
fur5c Soiion hcidlpiicn bot.--Scffcrs
ion Gitp %~olfsfrcltno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30
9 ircftore

-6rou Grnit Sooner ltn0 &inoer,
mcldc bci gtapolcon, Safopcttc Count
IN, oiti @eilld %pcrpciltcn, lino lcbtcn
Wfittnod) mic0cr in ibr Meim bel @oD
3liriifgcfebrt.
-Muoolpb &ublnlom rn1o Satin
pon Olnit, &nnioS, Wcilcn gcgcrs
mGrtig bel Den Gltcrn @nt. &ubla
mann unO @ottin, an Scr Coles
Greet, gum @cilId,.
-Gurh Bic Mrrmom Chipping
Min. mr,rben ON Moutu1 bon bier
aus 50 Shaic nod ocnt ct. Solliler
Morft geionbt, pun iucid)en ISM.
Stccl bon Gplcs Greet alIcin Is
Iicfertc.
GtuoS NellcS -- cine Gpmbinns
lions . Mongc Iiir @ol5, &oblen uno
&pblcn0l. Gin &oblcnol Ofen unb
Hongc, allies in cinum. Gin bcquc-
mcr Oiel iiir icoc Sobres5cit uno JIG.
bcn 3mcG. &onuut mo beieht ocn.
ielbcn bel
GbriIt. Gbcrlin & Com.
-NboIpb &nbiicgcr unb Satin,
mcldlc Dor mcbrcrcn Suhrcn noh Sns
Nngclcs 5pgcil INT lid hort 0aucrllG
nieber5uloiict, iino lctten Counting
micbcr mad, @crmonn 5ltrildgcfebrt.
Iuno mcrocn l,nierc Stobt pieocr 81
ihrem aufiinfti9cn Seinl MAIDEN.
-Anop 2ocb ulb iein Yilegclobn
saul 2ocb, bon HcD @irb, lpurcn let.
ten Montog bier. no Scrr 2oeb al;
Sprnnuno ltlo &rrmaltcr beS Ser
nt6gcns ieincs EilcgeiobncS, Shlub
abrcdnun9 I'M No6lobgeridt bjclt
bo Der iunge 2oeb ieinc Snlli0brig
tejt erreidt bette.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30

, True translation filed with the post
| master at Hermann, Mo-, on May
20, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-eruin &aio, ipeldler m1breno
Dem u~crgnngcnen Sabre bel Nop yort
i'll Miilit1r . 9ienit itanb, lit au1 llr'
lallb bier gum 9ciud iciner Gltcrn
&obn Saio unlo Satin.
-Mtoiur ". s.. @reucr, pon ct.
,Sorlcs, Mo. itattctc lettc @odc lei
ncm 9ruocr Iidtcr II. u. @rcitcr
lulo 5omilie oabier eiuen Sciltt oh.
9I5 Der &ricg losbrnd mar Major
9rcrcr oils gr5t in ct. Sanles tbdtig.
Or melbctc iif glcih bel geginn oils
Treiipilligcr unb muroc mad Camp
2cpis. @aibington gcionot, bon no
ans or sic ucribicoencn Socal BE
j0r0cn in oen Stnotcn Californian.
lltab, Oregon lnb Montalla beiltdtc
I'M oiciclben in f6rpcrlihcn Inter
illdungcn Der Standardization 81
~initruircn. Gbcnfulls bicltc or als
MilitGrar5t an Der 6ront in Sranf-
reid.
SRI. Srmu 0oridL bon Sirit
Greet, rciite lettcn Son1stag nad
Wprc, INT @cfnnntc SIT bcltd)ell lino
Der ON %. Mai IN Guie abgc6alt-
cncn @co1dtnibfeicr sur ebrclt bcs
III Irand,reid am y. September III
Der Shlaht gcfullcncn Irtbur Sicth
bci5llDobner.
-YaItor ". s. &aanlam mar lcs
ten Sonntog in Gaie, @arrcn Goltns
tn, morr bic OeoG6tnibicicr biclt Die
bort 81 Gbrcn oes ON 81. September
1918 i'm &ricgc in Sranfrcid) gcfal-
lcncn 9lrtblr Sictb, u~bgrbaltcn wltr.
'0c. 0ic Gltcrn buttcn crit Dor orci
@ohcn oic Mod,ridt pom SclOcntooc
ibrcs Sobncs crbnltclt. Ger junge
Mam bnttc 1crabc ciu Sabr M Der
llrnlee gc0icnt.
-6ruu @elrp Giiermlann ulrb if
&c bciocn (0dtcr 9tnrmn unb Scrna,
bon @cllington, 300, b~ciarbcn iid)
lcttc @odc ollf @ciud) bel ocn
SdpnicQcr. unb @robcltcrh Senrp
0orif lu,o @ottiu an Der 5irit Greet;
uo1 BORT rciitcn lie nod) Gore Inn
Gcrmonotc uno Srcunoc ST bciudcn
uno I'M Ser url %. Moi in Goic at.
Ocbultencn @cbGhtribicicr SIT Gbrcn
ibrcs sen &~clbcntoo in 6ranfrcih &C.
ltprbcncn WrliocrS Nrtbur Sictb bel
5%llpobncrl. Die Scrpunoten erbieltcn
crit Dor cincnl Wonut Ole @clpiBbeit,
buB 9lrtbur am q. September ppri-
gcn Subrcs in ser Sd)lod,t in Sronfs
reid 9cfollen lit.
-Srar Gqo Slllcr (Ncb. Soncf)
mo 3inocr reiiten lcstcn Mtittlpoh
noh Son Irnncisco Inn bort ilr
Sciu, 81, modlclL no &crr Suffer I'M
Iicnitc ser Sitter Nrtillcric itcbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30

Ger Scr. Staotcn GSlicqcr Mcob unb
lcin @cglcitcr bobcn sic spcitc Strc.
&c iI}rcs 6lugcS. BON Sen 9(5crcn SSSr.
lcln nod] Sponicll, alildlih 5uriidgc.
lcgt unb iinb olin Sic ~crItcll, melde
Ncn Slug iihcr Sen otlontiihcn S3colt
0clnMt 6obcn. Sic Iongtcn int 2iiin.
bon, Sponicn. olr inns nl,rbcn nit
9roBCl SSlttCl bcariibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30
IA. SUM Stag Gan.

-9m ii. sunni Stag Gan.
-@eitcrr Nniou9 ser brci Grobcn
6citto9e.
-Scnrp &immel bot cin Gbeurolct
4utomobil gcfuliit.
-9en 9arlbmcbr lllb GanliliC, BON
SIT. Sterlinq, itattctcn ~unicrcr Staot
am Santstag cincn @ciuh oh.
--@cborcn, benn GltCrnpoarc Trit
9icfarocie unb Satin am Montag,
elm Sobnden.
Oscar Gbcrlin bat Die 300 Ifer
untioiienbe 5arln ieincS pcrit. Gutcrs,
9llbcrt GberIin, an Scr 2ittlc Berger,
fir $1,000 g%cfnuft.
-Gogar 9oblfcn ltnb Trl. Nora
SHorif, bon Ct. 2olliS, bcfinocn lid
lett mcbrcrcn IoQcn bier nlf @cilldl
bel ibrcn &crnanoten ul0 @cfdmltcll.
-Soi. &olfsmcpcr mn6 Satin
bon Sefferion GitD iunrcn lctte Mo.
die mebrcrc Gage bier OILS @oIte Der
Iurlilic &. i. &ippiteiIl.
SRI. GlIinto gegentanil. lpclhe
IN ct. 2ouis cine Sanbclsid,llle be
luft, mcilt gcocmudrti9 bier bel Den
Gltcrn, 2ouis 9cgcnlann linb Satin.
Clos. @olmitorf bcgob iif ant
Sou1tog mad, @uibington I'M Der
Ginfiibrlmg icincS Sobncs hilbert IN
0en Sr6en Der s.. Of 6. b%ei5ulpobrer.
-2cuis @orIiid,, bon 9larlo, fam
lcbten Wontu9 tier ourdl ollf Der
9ttfrciic non ct. 2pllis, no CT mehs
rrrc Gage tcj 8trluonbten peruei!t
bottc.
Oscar @rei& uno @ottil,, BON
81. 2puis, b%efinbcn iid icit mcbrcrell
Soacn bier alli Wciud) bel hcn Gltrril
Der Sruu @rcis, NrnoIo Slider unb
@attin.
Mug. GnNclbrcMt unb Gmlis
Nltcgoc, bon @a0, reiitcn ON WontoG
ndd Surocuie. Nebraato, 100 tic Stcl'
len ais 6ormurhcitcr on9cnomntcl
buhen.
so eS an Somltdg rcguctc MIR
DC ouS @cttipicl 3miiden ocrn Cos
tpnooc umb bcln Serntann 9olebal
Stub bis 5lrn ndditrn Smhrtoq Der
ifobe1.
%-9Soltcr N~rdn0borlt bon Sir
Greet, brobte aln 9ieustog s Shipei
lie bicrber ullf oen Mnrft fir ipcld)
CT S290.50 erDtelt, Ser Better Gus
9ronoborit bate I @runSer bier an
ielbcu Gage ob0cliefert ilnb oofii
S227.40 er5ielt.
So. &. aottnib Serman aott
mit, q. 8. Seiobrebcr. G6eo. Gappcl
ilann, 6rit &ottpib. Sris Bod
Serb, 6. @pf, Sobn @orliih I'm.
6rib @orliif, bon Gbirb Gree
Solpuibip nnrcn ON Montag bic
nm @eid0ftc IN Ser Gountp Gour
81 belorgcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30
Seredtigtes @erlansen.

.@cbcn Sic 81, Den GlI9cr Elm
.Ionofalb" genannt 5i bobcn?"
,SamobI; aber id bite INN mil
bernoe llmitGnoe - es mar gerooc
Heumonol"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30
-gnt 5. SUM 8finsiten.

mo SDul, SulGfp IT, ppH JtplSphN'
parcn an Samstag bier in 8eihGi.
ten.
-Grnit Gngclbrcdlt, bon Gan,
reiitc lcbten 3icnstag nod HapolcOn,
Mo. nm Scr Sceroigung ieines Ser
manoten, @enrp Slln96lut, hei5nmols
nen.
SRI. NuI0a Offer, bon Snis@,
luciIt gc9cnplrtig bier aiti 9eiud) bel
ihrcr 6reunbin, Sri. Grna EpcidcI.
Srl. Gbfcr lit pieber oils Sebrerin
ppm Sdulratb oes @ciOemann 81.
itriftcs crlp1blt worbcn.
Trou Marp 9rinfmnnn uro
Snbn, Sepcp. BON Ban, mar n.ll
1icnstug bier nm als Tcriuoltcrin
0cs Grbc Tires polIiGbrig 9crpprOcncll
SObncs ShluBabrchnung i'm Nod)'
lobgeriht nb5llegcn.
Oh. Il. Wcpcr, bon Ban mar
lcttc @pbe bier INT geitruge 81
inuuncln sur @citrcitllng bes @oltes
cincs Cement @oocns bltrh brci
pcrid)icOcurn 6urtbcn Der Secoro
Greet. Gr crbiclt bier etmn 500 filr
Ocn genonntcn 3lucd.
SERB HnfcrbnltTlcr, Trilber bon
Sccono Greet. ieit ldngerer 3eit ir.
BOD, bel scr MGccling Wotor Gar So,
1T ct. &ol1iS IN Stclllulg, funl lcttcl
0rcitog oli scr Mildrcile bon Gnic
bier Ollrd), no cr cincn oIll Mmerl.
can Srltd" al SYrnnf Shlparb obgc.
licfcrt bat.
-Nm y. &lrni miro Die Gountp
cincn pcrtogtcn Scrnin obhol-
ten, INT II. q. ulld) bic Ipplifationcn
iilr Salopn 2iscnicn SIT priifcn. Gin
Nnorang bon Ipplifantcn
ongciidyts Ger orobcnhen Tro-
bibition5 . @cfobr fallm 81 ermartcn
-Y. &. &lln5lnonn lrlo Somilic
6obcn Scrmomn 5u ibrcm Sommcr,
olicntbolt gcip1blt ullh lino 3. 8,
@nit Scr Snmilic Sui. $. Suicnrittcr.
Ncrr &ln5nlam befleibetc mHbrcno
Ocs pcr0nn9cncn Sabrcs bic Stclle
ocs Supcrintrnocntcn Scr Sd)llcn IN
llnicrtr 9tad)baritoot Nrm Soncn,
SRI. Sbelma 9rci,cr lit lette
@ohc bon Scffcrion Gitp 5llriidgc=
tcbrt mo miro Die Scrien5cit bel III
rcn Gltcrn, Hid)tcr u. u. @rcllcr ,l,o
pcrpcilen. Sri. 9rcllcr NOR
mGbrcnb bcs lcttcn Sfuliobrcs als
2cbrcrin an ocn offcntlifcn Shulen
in Der Stootabouptitubt thGtig.
-@m. @ittc. @ouis Nicbrl,cggc
ltnh ". 8. Husfallp, pon 9on Gbco.
llno Sn. 9tppod. bon Oincnspille.
Ncrnl. &ulfc uno Nlbcrt ". Sdnci-
Scr, pou Sbiro Greet. Srol MD. 6.
Gngclbrcd,t, 0crrp Sbmccr, Snbn $.
&llrrclmcncr ull0 Satin, bon 0rafe,
ipuren Nnfnngs oicier ISOLDE bier I'M
8eid1itc I'M NohloBgcridt ST. beior.
gen.
Gas 6dbrbpot oas meDrcre $50.
den bel @osconooe ii6 olti sod be.
iono, 100 onS Soot lrGtDigcr Nepara-
tllrell l~inter5ogen mllrOc, bat icit &c.
tern Dic0er Den SGbrOicnit 5ruil1en
unierer StaNt unb Der Nproieite ocs
IluiieS nIfgcnommler, on Stelle hes
Dnapfcra Mug. g&ODlt," Ocr ieit
mcDrcren @odcn Sen SerfcDr iiber
Den WIiiioltri al oieier Stellc per.
mittclte.
-@m. e. 3. @lid unO 6omilie,
pon @ebron, 9Sor0 0ofoto, tallcn an
&tontu0 Bier Nurh alli Der 3'cjic 3u
oen GItsrn ut0 &crmonoten III gtol.
~ btGriffUn. Nerr &lld beriNtet ooB
Irlblt in 9obtu 9forbCn, no CT mptnlt
mo cin Storcgcihdit bctrci3t. Ser
lStnter G,l iebr miIocr mor iuio oic
Grateoa&i,Aten gc0cmuGrtig sic he.
lien iino.
Sul tculporIrcn SGifibouDofc
an Der Dicij0en @borite, 6itljd Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-30

> In5ciocn int SoIfsblott brinoen
GrfoIe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
MINISTER is COMPELLED
TO MAKE HOME IN CHURCH
BROOKLYN Pastor Ia Victim of Crowded
Housing Conditions, Being I'm
able to Find House.

. NEW YORK. May 20.-Has prog
ress a grudge against tho minister or
Is he to be impelled again toward tho
convent regime? This is tho question
that might seem to confront tho Rev.
Stanley Q. Tyndall, pastor OF the
greenwood heights Reformed Church,
seventh Avenue and Forty-nrth Street.
Brooklyn. for Rev. MIR. Tyndall has
oeen forced to set up housekeeping.
not In nearby rectory, but i'm his
church Itself. The Kitchen OF tho
church IL his or rather his wirc's
kitchen, tho vcstry-rooms and various
OFFICES arc his bedrooms. the church
tself his parlor. Rooms that at night
may be the scenes OF solemn CON
clnVes arc during tho day the hap
py hunting grounds" OF the rcctor's
three children.
The minister and his wife had been
Trying Tor some weeks tu obtain rooms
near the church. or. in fact. anywhere
In the Bay Ridge ncighborhood. Their
search was so fruitless that they were
ultimately forced to take up their resi-
dence In the Seventh Avenue building.
TO add to Tho joy Of their position. II
is necessary TO put "full steam" In
the cellar OF the church in order TO
neat a portion OF the building
Thc predtcamcnt or Rev. MIR Tyn-
dali is an indication OF conditions in
South Brooklyn. and. in fact. all Brook
lyn. Tho borough is crowded. and
FIAT toilet" advertisements are lecciv
ing such replies as advertisers ncy.r
before experienced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Meeting, .Housewives' League,
ten room. Jefferson Hotel, lecture
ny DR.. r. Z. Levy, 4.
Meeting. First Virginia Regiment,
I" plan Grn3s' welcome, $40.
Meeting, all soltcitorr. team cap
tains. md committees, Salvation
Army drive, Chamber or Conn
mcrcc, ].
Garden fete, women Of Centenary
church. Richmond College campus,
to 10.
Meeting, Grandchildrea of the
tonfcdcrncy. Auxiliary to Rich
m"nd Chapter, u. ID. G., Lee Hall, 4.
Opcn-nir plays. Country Club OF
virginia, 4 and o.
Meeting women's bonrd of Metho-
dist Institute, Nineteenth and Grace
Streets, $500.
Baseball. Takn-Koln va. Camp
Ice. byrd Pnrk. $3.50, John Mar
shall W.. Mcclure team, boulevard
Field. 4:3O.
Meeting, Grand Council of Vir-
Einia, Improved Order OF Red Men.
auditorium \. NJ. &. A., $3.50.
state convention, knights of CO.
lumbus, sos East Grace Street, all
day.
state convention, Red Men, y.
VI. {. \. auditorium, all day.
Vaudeville, Lyric, $3.50, 7s45, e,I5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
PROGRESSIVE G. o. P. MEN
ON SENATE COMMITTEES
Republican Leader Lodge Appoints VIC
Nary and GrOnna. of Former
Bull Moose.

| WASHINGTON. May co.-Possibilty
that the progressive group of Repub-
lean Senators might take no part in
the selection OF Senate committees was
removed today by the appointment bv
Republican Leader Lodge OF Senator's
McNary, OF Oregon. and Gronna, or
North Dakota. both allied with the
progressive wing, TO places on tho party
committee. and acceptance of the for
mer Although no reply had been re-
ceived from the North Dakota Sena-
tor tonight. 1t was believed that the
differences. which resulted first in
senator's Borah. OF Idaho. and Johnson.
OF California, and later in Senators
Kenyon, o. Iowa, and Jones. of Wash
ington, d"clininE appointments on the
committee, had been adjusted.
The committee on committees. which
makes all Republican committee as
signmcnts in the Senate. at n meeting
today was under stood to have agreed
on concessions to the Democrats in the
membership of the Appropriations Com
mittee, which, under previous plans.
would consist in the new Senate OF
twelve Republicans and eight Demo
Gratis. The committee. however. de-
cl;ned to entertain any suggestion as
to giving the minority a larger repre-
sertation on the Foreign Relations In
terstate Commerce and Finance Com
mittees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
Mrs. Bryan Gives
Doughnut Recipe
Answers Appeal From
County Chairman
IN Virginia.

Please send us the recipe for maxi
ing tho douShnut for our oDoughnut
Day ccicbration." was tho tex: of n
message received at State headquarters
OIL the salvation Army homo service
drive late Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. st. George Bryan was an
peaied TO and forthwith provided the
official recipe.
There is only one way to mako Tho
pouShnut la Pershing'" said Mrs.
BrEan, and 1t is the one commodity
ior which there is no substitute. Here
is the way to make It:
Five cups Of -four. two cuns n,
sugar 1--WE tcaspOonfuls Of baking
powder, ono saltspoonful of salt. two
milk. one tablespoonful Of lard.
hnead. shape with douEhnut cutter.
drop Into hot lard and In few minutes
you have it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
IR0DEN PRESENTS PLAN
FOR IMPROVING STREETS
Advocates Before City Council III.
~ nance Committee Bond Issue
h of S2,5OO,O0O
WOULD LEVY TAN OF 10 CENTS
Patron OF Scheme Declares Richmond
ThOroughfarcs Will Go TO Pieces
Unless Action i Takcn-POllard
to Give Opinion.

HCouncilman Rodcn, OF Lee Ward. was
beard last night by the City Councirs
finance Committee in advocacy OF his
plan for a S2.5O0 GOO bond issue for the
paving and otherwise Improving OF the
streets OF Richmond. MIR, Eodcn de-
ciared that the streets here are in a
deplorablc condition, and that. unless
80 All to pieces. lie described his
plan. OF having the city issue bonds
at the rate or 100000 year until
the issue is completed.
Physician Urges Action.
DR.. f. w Miller described the bad
condition OF streets. particularly on
the North side. and declared that siX
weeks Of bad weather would result in
1arcS OF Ginter Park He told of the
suffering OF patients who had TO be
carried. in ambuancoa, over rough
roadwayS in different parts OF the city
Ben Wilson, in addressing the com
mittee. declared that the only OBJ
lection he had to the Roden plan was
lie would prefer S5,00o,00o bond is
sue; Concluding. he said You can't
make my taxes TOO high if YOU give me
something IN return"
w. {. Carpenter Endorsed the pro-
posed bond issue. and declared that
5ns rt We're ,hs, n h Two streets in i,shland
set over after a rain.
Powell Raises Question.
The Roden plan contemplates a tax
OF about is cents on each 500 Of real
estate TO take care OF the bond issue
Councilman Powell raised the question
as 10 whether the city could levy a
tax solely ON real estate for a specific
purpose. In answer TO "a question on
this point. City Attorney Pollard
stated that he would give written
opinion at an early date.
Councilman Cmlauf and number of
women appeared before the committee
and asked that. acting under new
act of the General Assembly. the city
make an appropriation Of about $50 q
month to aid an INDECENT widow and
her five children who lost their hus-
band and father in the influenza chi
demic; This and several other matters
considered last night were taken un-
DER Amusement by the committee.
Asks Appropriation.
Declaring that it had been overlooked
IN making up the budget. City Attor-
ney Pollard asked the committee TO
make an appropriation of $1,000 to
pay the expenses of condcmninc prop-
crty for the contemplated street from
Ginter Park TO Leigh Street. being an
extension OF Chamberlaync Avenue.
The committee recommended that tho
appropriation be made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
william G.. Winston.

Word OF the death OF William c.
winston. war member Of the Second
Company of Richmond Howitzers was
received here recently from Bethune
Col Mr.. Winston volunteered when a
youth of sixteen. and was with the
Howitzers in some OF the most i'm
portant battles of the War Between
the States.
Fond of country life, he left Vir-
Ginia soon after the close of the war
and settled in Nebraska, where the
major portion of his life has been
spent His old friends here. as well
as around Glen Allen. remember him
az crack shot and devoted TO all
outdoor sports. Mr.. Winston was a
brother OF Robert l.. Winston. of this
city, and is survived by a widow and
ten children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
PRINCE SEEKS KNOWLEDGE
Since Return from France Heir to the
British Throne Active in Secur-
Ing Facts Flrsthand.

LONDON, May 20 (SpeciaD.-Since
the return OF the Prince OF Wales from
the army In France he has been un-
information on many subjects, and I'm
royal circles he is referred to as the
prince who learns things for himself"
He is said to have brought bnck from
acquired in his association with the
troops OF all ranks. The prince rises
at z o'clock each day, and when there
are no public engagements on his
program he plays racquets. of which
he Is exceedingly fond,