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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08

DpE to So4 a ssaa. s. sa for
either on tradc-in or lief; az deposit to be
shey arc otfered for Viii surrrisc You: ,hcrc
fore. MS TO your interes, when considering
SuSas Ask for M 0 Mr ehsp
pellc.
SURE M ssy.s. ssas:
newly painted, thorouEhly overhauled: new
top. new tires. Looks as good as new and
Is practically as good.
been driScn less thai 1000 miles, carry Fry.
ing original tires, to be sold az sacrifice.
REQ is,s ssyi1der touring
r sSIcS cord nrsscv
First-class condition.
sAS2S 5S,er ss ss esry paSf
out, M. Mus {. be seen to Ss appreciated: This
CHANDLER., is series touring, G-cylin-
an eSce!eni buy. ' 'A"'e Gnu
sTUpEBAKER. is series. 4-cylnder
ro oaqhened with uwnS
miles. Sold for s225o. and will he sold
exceptionally cheap to quick purchaser.
FORD. s-passens.r bus Body "a worth
as much as the price asked for the en-
tire car.
REQ. ~ series. t-cylnder. Owned by
,no ono Of M, the NOS, pson,,nsmt men II rich
inG rcva-nished. An excellent buy
FORD 1915. light delivery truck with a
wire body and top. Tirst-class condition
CROW ELnART late model 5-passcnser.
a-cylinder touring: excellent mechanical
:nnIit!o Good paint good top. good tires
VIII be sold cheap.
DETRolTER roadster will be sold
cheap
shape The price win surprise YOU
wEscoTr 1916. touring Good mcchan;.
n, ca, con nd or Only needs new coat Of
price.
special model. first class mechanical con
hi,ion. To he sold for customer leaving
this country.
| STUDEBAKER. Il seHcs 4-cylinder. .
psass :,I touring: first-ciass mechsnical
be sold cheap.
l sTUDEBAKER. model Is. 4-cylinder. z
passenger touring.
SsTu STU 1Fas IS series; on.ton truck
noses Original price sl.75o. viii take
| REPUBLIC l-a:ton standard delivery
model H. new. This car will be sold al
,r1s Any one inisSsssd RePSSis
themselves injustice.
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HENRIco BARGAIN AND SALE.

Alfred l.. Brown and O. s (wife) to
Jacob Zeller and Agnes Zcller 10 acres in
ilearic4 County. one fourth mil. cast OF Os-
borne Road. April .. 1919: 81 800
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale.

STUDEBAkER "A bargain, 7-passcnger
Studebaker. 1917 model. thoroughly over
nauicd. Excellent condition; one extra tire
owner leaving city. $3.50 cash Writ. ID 90
care Times Dispatch.
SrUDEBAkER,Finc automobile for sale. ali
lalest extra improvements severn uasscn-
Es SSr Sffnuc haksr perfect condition. Pricc.
TRUCK BoDlES-Wc haze several ono and
iwo.ton stake and express bodies tina /
VIII III any truck. We put this body on
your chassis; also a full linn OF cabs for
East Cary. headauartcrs truck bodies ''i
rHCCks-Ton and half Universal Smith
, FORM 4 Truck. New complete, $1,000
Easy .erns. Ton Ford Smith Form. a,
Truck. sI0O. Armstrong Motor Co. Phone
Boulevard esq. 1878 West Broad Street
rRCCkS-S Motor Corp. I4IO West
broau Street. makers OF quality trucks ut
Quantity prIc-S.
USED CAR 6ARGAlNS-
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Heating and Plumbing
hoving, Trucking, Storage. !

HAULING of all KINDS wanted: crc.y..I,.
hhu tIahsicr work. ! have three H.,
tru,"h ht"i hlsnts ~ dump wagons Ron
-.'-N,-
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PIANOS rchDishcd and rcpaired II Vour
piano Is scratched. SCARED or out OF tune.
call and see US and have repair man
cali and mako YOU an cStina &c. Jos. Rom
& Co. First and Main Streets Ran. "i5S
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OVERLAND
countTy club. 1915. 5-passcnser. nrst-clsss
r. eondl,ion; bumper extra Tire: owner viii
's sooa irea 6.a. n sd
OVERLAND
90 Country Club. 1918 model GOOD mechan-
CHEVROLET
Baby Grand. 5-passcnEc. practically new:
bargain.
: MAXWELL
1919 touring. You shouid see it. 4 bargain.
Looks GOOD new.
TAN COUNTRY CLUB OVERLAND
Psias Eooa locks rnd S sGh
OVERLAND
SIX son s. v6 ,s ,5en a,;c.s coad
OVERLAND
on souJ ires 'a ana o SAM put in Al cond
aG$ Haini; Viii be damoasiSsssd = .%S ; ;s
HARPER OVERLAND CO.
ns-i5 West Broad Street,
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! SHOE REPAIRIEG-If YOU want the best
In shoe repairing. carry YOUR work to the
F.! Done Right Shoe Repair Shop. I22 North
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FORD-Wanted, to purchase for cash "A Ford
runabout that has been used only short
period and which has given satisfactory
service. All parts must be in good running
condition. Address Postoficc Box 136
INK up your classified ad SO that n win
get quick results. Phone Randolph 1
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rOPS-whcn your top needs repairing or
rebuilding think OF The National Auto
Top Co. Inc. $40 West Broad Street. Ran
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Printing-Sta,ioncry. ~
Professional Services.

DETECTIVE = Burch's private JctcCtII,.
agency. Nciningion buiidinR. RiCh!nonG
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HAND BAG-Lost. At or near Union Depot
black wa,Ius hand nag: marked on tag.
viii be PAID for saline Phone Boueva Ri
1915 call 500 West Marshall street
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COBURH

CoBURN
MOTOR SALES CORPORATION,
i:i7 West Broad Street,
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! SHOE REPAlRING-whc your shoes need
to he repaired bring them Ia ".
guarantee satisfaction. Elba Shoe Ecpai:
! Co Ii, Mcsl Ifrnal Sircni.
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Motorcycles and Bicycles. IL
ACME bicycle given away free Call At
our store for full particulars. RoWlett
Bicycle Co.. 41s West Broad.
bIGYcLEIWe are enelusiye agents for the
Bicycle Co. tlS West Broad Street.
FoN BICYCLES lead them all. Rowiett
Bicycle Co. AIS West Broad Street.
GENTRY'S FOR BICYCLES : sos Wes;
Broad street. Phone Randolph 2o3l.
Agents fer Dayton. Emblem. Eagle and
Crescent Repairing speciality. Work
Automobiles for Exchange. 13
AUTO MONOGRAMS-
Arc marks OF individuality that dis
eliminating auto owners take pride
in Let us put your monogram or
initials on your Striking dc
signs, neatly executed. We special
ize In high grade auto painting and
reinishinG. Earefui workmen, best
materials. Get our estimate for
your car. Mclvcr Painting Co. II
West Main street. Phone Ran
dolph 5:2:
WANT rent buy house? The city's
best properties are listed in the classi fied
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SEAT COVERS seryicenblc ana give
your car Il finished appca rance. National
auto Top %. Inc. 80 West Broad Street
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pOCkETHOOk--Lost. small tan pockct book
conta lining about $40 Saturday afternoon.
Liberal reward. NJ. ID. Maxwell. Union
Theological Seminary. Telephone Madison
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flANOS-Consult Us about THAI piano.
Estimates Tor repairs free. Piano hos
pital Jos. 5oDp 4 Co First and Main St.
SHOE REPAIRIEG.-I.c; rs repair YOUR OLE,
shoes: use the best leather and hay
the best OF workmcn: w. 4. Props;. -
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Lost and iIOund.

CoLLIE-Straycd from 9pS West Grace
STREE Tuesday the lst. collie dog. light
tan. white throat. four white feet: lmps in
front foot; three wears old. weighs about 80
hounds. Name Rover. Phone Randolph COS
RanLolph s0.;s-I Liberal reward
COLLIE PUP-Siraycd from SlI North
Thirtieth Street. collie pup. months old
black. with white and tan markings. An
Swcrs to name Of Stuart. Phone Randolph
l73W Reward
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UPHOISTERINC--why not have your old
furniture reupholstered? Phone to-
day: estimator will submit samples
Street. Madison lI22.
WATCH REPAIRING OF perfect satisfac-
ton. Hurion'S. Ill East BROAD Street.
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4 PAINTiNG-F. J. Grace house aud sign
painting. signs specially. ll6 Nor a
seventh street Madison G5tI
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LOckSMlTH--Wc opcn trunks. grips. boxes
nj and duplicate keys 30 every description.
! richmond Lock- Shop liz North Second
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Observation-Disclosures.

VIRGINIA TANI ,sERvICE--Ncw antomo-
oiicS Tor hire: 30 North Eighth Street
Madison go and Madison lIaI.
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Franz in and Main Street Station. suit
case. roson .. Summers ono side. Richmond
Va. other side Reward Return 10 1914
McAi Franklin Strcci.
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itcpulrJnS.

AUTO RADIATORS-Shec, metal repairing
OF All kinds Thos. ). Render. 40i Brook
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Automobiles for Exchange.

WANT to rent buy a house? The city:
best properties are listed In the classified
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NJ f.. Jones and Grace W. twifCl to Fra "a
5; Richeson and Robert 6. Rayiss. trustees
l0oNlS5 feet cast line Woodrow Avenue. at
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HAIR DkESSl NG---Iinir waving curl; guar
antced SIX months. Not affected by sham
pooing or sea bathing. Full particulars !. Z
Hughes Hair Dressing Parlors, .p9 North
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sion. Massey X Co. IA ADAMS Street.
Understanding tires arc built In accord
ancc with L. >. government spcciilcatio
aud have been tested In war. Guaranteed
5000 miles. Farmer Wingicl Co, tires
una accessories. 81: West Broad Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11

Through the courtesy of Librarian
Arthur /. Bailey, the architect 5 drawing
Of the front Of the revised design for the
new free library Building. as it will APP
pear To a spectator at the center ot Rod
ncv square when the proposed improve
mcnts which viii give II sunkcn garden
effect. have been carried out; the grade
line falling from Market toward King
street herewith i, rcprodu cd
The stNlc oi the uldIng - n mociihca-
tion oi the classic Roman. The main
entrance on Tenth street Will open into
large vcstlhulc. from which two stair
WAYS 20 to the second floor Directly III
front of the main entrance, separated from
the vcStibulc hy glass partition. viii be
found the delivery desk, placed almost IN
ihc center ol tho central room. which IS
surrounded hy marble columns rs feet
apart Thl> room IS about 33 tcct IN
height and has overhead light
On the south side OF this large central
room are shelves for fiction and for foreign
books
The periodical room seating 81 readers,
has been placed on he Market street side
az tho bul,lng Here Will bc found the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11
UBLIC LIBRARY BUILDING.

end The lecture hall will sent 80 per
sons On ono side Of the lecture hall are
the rooms Of the lit rary assistants. con
sistlng of large liviugroom kitchen and n
restroom On tho sthcr side are three
small study rooms. which can be used in
case nf emergency ~ cloak rooms
The following comparison shows plain
iy how much better olf tie Ill .rnrv will be
in the new building thnn II IS IN its present
quarters.
Seats (main floor. present quarters
&c. new hmIding. H. seats linvenie1,
present quarters. 81 new building, 9f.
capacitv. present quarters. l25 00n vol
umcs, new building tG0GoO volumes
The new building committee of the
Free Library aud the architects. L l..
Tilton and Alfred Vi Githcrs of New York
are hard 81 work on the plans II this
time If cannot be- stated definitely when
work on the building vii tcein. Int The
committee having the rnatter III charge
hopes To have all detailed plnns and
specifications prepared 50 that when labor
conditions and the esst Of materials be
come more Stabilized. work On the library
can ho started n once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11
RED CROSS ASKS
AID FOR REFUGEES
Need OF Clothing More Pressing
Than During the
War

Delaware Chapter Of the Rcd Cross,
has l~sucd the following appCaltor worker
a. make garments for the refugees and
distressed ot urorc
Have YOU a d1c~-
Have YOU underwear
Have the cmlilcn clothing
.NeS, we arc ~urC, Is yout answer, hit
~, 81 With millions IN France, Belgium.
ltaly ana the Iar East
The Delaware Chapter Of tho Rcd
Cras, ha, IN order Tor 10000 refugee
garment 10 ~ nadc and ready toI ship
mont The lt~t 1t january, This i Your
rcspou~IhHty and YOURS and yours.
Now is III, tune tu-dayl i We wait
il Wlll lc too tate au. death, who walks
s, near iocach one a those long suffering
.ciurccs. will cIain his toll Is. and you
ana YOU and YOU Will have the haunting
memory. WhcnI Is too late, that YOU might
have saved some babV'> mother OF some
one> chIld quite rs dear rs Your own
lrtic ont
Thcsr garments. which mean life,
viii MOI l,c ready IN time un.cSs there Us a
renewed effort
hc armlstlrc and Christmas have
taken thc wind from our sails and We arc
tcr.mcd rcrhap~ you dIi not know
the great nccd tni ha-it hut knowing, YOU
canno, rciu.e ta answer the call
~,n MIA vour church auxiliary, or
com, iet cg,-,ut garments AZ Red Cross
h.adqaar-c,- ii the Old CITY Hall, open
cvcr> aa, rom 30 to 5 o'clock 70 take
home ana make them OF sew at the Old
CiN uau Any place and any time that
rest suu~ Noul convenience only do help
in this crca, emergency and with this
great Wart
Man, mere workers are needed and the
Delaware happier asks that all their
Auxiharcs whIch worked Valantly III the
past. vii. send ior supplies, make them UP
ana send Tor more supplies individuals
are asked TO lay aside personal sewing
and sew Tor The refugees as they have
never scved before.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11
MAKE NEW RECORD
IN MUSTER|'.G OUT
Colonel Greenway of Yankee Divi-
son Gets Discharge
Papers in Two Hours.

Camp Div, Wrichtstown. Y ] Jan.
II orcc more Lieutenant Colonel john
G Groenwav. hero II tic Yankee
Division" and firhtcr II a dczcn points
where tho Americans hi the Hun tnc
thc hardcsf IS plain 'lach Grconway,
Arizona citizcn and niHin, kin Back
from overseas. he received hls discharge
from the army Yesterday and the sever
ing of hls military relations was marked
hv the same combination Of qualities
that the soldier sums mp III tho word
pep vmch characterized hia football
days n \ ale. hls service With the Rough
Riders and more recently his magnificent
record in France lie came 10 camp. re-
ccivcd his discharge and was out of cninp
again all within two hours, establishing
a new record for the Personnel Depart
mcnt's dcmobillzation work.
4 close personal friend Of the late
Colonel Roosevelt. with whose regiment
in the Spanish-Amcriean War he won
fame as Captain lack Grecnway, he
called upon tie former President at
oyster BAY last week. Despite Colonel
Roosevelt s recent illness. he said yeSter
lay he had found hum hr 81 me TEDDY"
IT other years. full ot energy and alertly
interested IN knowing of the activities
of all his old in nds ri Western days.
The news of President RocScyelt's sudden
death came - INN later Is = great hlow.
Accompanying Colonel Greenway To
camp and also receiving discharge
Yesterday afternoon WIS his orderly,
Private William 4 Davidson. of Moran,
Ariz. also former Rough Rider,
who refused To believe he was too eld
TO fight, and, despite every rejection
by enlistment officers in America, Yet
managed TO get through most OF the big
battles at the side OF his old commander
To this day no one knows how he did
it, for Davidson has not told, but, after
he had tried in vain To enlist and had
been compelled to sec Captain Greenway
leave without him, Davidson somehow
contrived to turn up Unexpectedly as
near the front rs an American civilian
could get and nearer than he could stay
for they were about to send him back
when he managed to get word TO Cap
tain Greenway, then with the tlrst In
gineers Of the First Division.
That officer, astonished hut pleased at
the spirit Of the " cstemer, put the mat
ter up 10 higher officials and won per
mission 10 enlist the veteran Rough
Rider At the front Thereafter David
son remained with Captain Greenway,
who soon was promoted and was at his
side during all the terrific fighting of the
2Gth Division Of New Englanders at
Chat Thierry and later In the Ar
aonnc, where both men were thrice
gasscd 1t was IN the latter fighting that
Lieutenant Colonel Grecnway, III com
mand OF a regiment, took $500 men
over the top ard came back With 200
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION

The Wiimineton Sunday School l'nion
will meet On Monday evening At +.
Andrews church.
The committee has secured Rev.
Dr. FroUn, Of the Baptist Poard o.
P publications., who has a wide experience
in Sunday school work and wil bring
a mess age full Of interest to .hc sun
day school workers Of our city IS
pecial interest attaches to this meeting
of the committee on nominations VIII
present its report, also report Of q
committee of education which will out
linc = pIoqram for 4 training institute
ior the city Sunday school worker,
Other plans which will have "a VI :
bearing upon the future OF the Union
will be outlined
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11

current numbers Of all periodicals taken
by the library On the south and mort h
sides of this room arc administrative ofll-
ccs for the librarian and assistants
On the king street end OF the building
are placed tho main reading and reference
room. iix70 feet in size. The side towards
Tenth street has tables for iS readers.
while the opposite side IS filled with shelly
ing for 25O0O volumes Tho books on
these shelves will bc entirely open to the
public.
Underneath the central room and the
magazine room is the stack proper, CON
sstinC of two floors and having a capacity
OF BOO, 900 volumes
The childrcns room has been placed on
the King street end Of the building under
meath the main readinRroom, with =
separate entrance from King street Al
though tho floor of this room IS slightly he
low the level Of Hing street, ample light
i assured for those using II 1t will shelvc
about 10000 volumes and can seat 96
children
On the second floor arc the lecture hall
on the Market street end of the building.
and the iinc arts room on tho hng street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11
THE SUFFRAGE FIRES.

Editor Every Evening Some Of Your
readers have told me they did not under
stand the reasons for the watch fire
demonstrations III Washington, as car
rcd an hv tho members oi tho National
Womans nmtN. tIcrc the, arc.
SuTragists hold that 70 secure tho
passage Of the amendment III the face
of the opposition, tho attention oi
the country must hc contcrcd on the
SITUATION and the responsibility OF the
President and the Democratic party
made evident
They hold that the President has not
exhausted the resources of his power
m an effort 10 secure this measure Of
democracy at home, and that i Is not
ont, . tight hut dut, 10 point out the
Inconsistency IL the policy o. the party
in power here and abroad, in order that
il shall he fcmcdIcd.
For thus purpose watchfrcs Of free
dom were lighted IN front Of the White
House on New Years lay. For three
days and nights they were permitted
10 bum Without warning, on January
4. on the order OF Colonel Ridley. aIi
to the President, park police arrest cd
the Sutiracls.s who were putting logs
on their fire They were changed with
the breaking Of Federal park regulation.
Tried in court On january i. this charge
wa changed TO infringement 81 a district
regulation concerning the building Of hon
fIcs after dark Police testified At the
trial that they had arrested the won.cn
without warning
On JANUARY !. sufTragists were again
permitted to hight and rehght then fires
for three hours. under police protection.
They were then again arrested and jailed
for FIVE DAYS All sufragists imprisoned
We on a hunger strike IN protest against
their illegal arrest and to enforce their
demand to be treated aS political offenders.
would like TO add that permits were
given freely by the police for the lighting
Of these fires. With the full understand
ing that they were for the purpose Of
burning the Presidents words
Ilorc c, Bayard Hilic~, state chairman.
Wilmington, January 10, 1919.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11
SHOP SUPPER. -
Leaders Of Religious Work in Industries
Discuss Conditions.

In the social room OF the \ NJ. {. \.
last night. the men who conduct religious
meetings at Wilmington 5 various ~
dustrial plants during the noon hour
we're guests at q supper, tor the purpose
of getting together and discussing the
work. This annual supper, which is
called the Shop upper, was well
attended. the men who have charge OF
the various shops reporting excellent
attendance and work III the past and
good prospects for the future. The pro-
gram follows
Invocation, Rev Charles IL. Bonner
Of Hanover PRESBYTERIAN Church. supper,
cal! to order, Harry f. Link, shop chair
man. who presided roll call Of the shops
when Speakman Company was re
ported BY Wiberg; Diamond state I bre
Company, by Gibeson; Electric Hose
and Rubber Company, by Stirling;
Pullman Shops by Everett, Pusey 4
Jones and Pennsylvania shops, by Moore.
Following there was a talk by Frank {.
Mitchell secretary Of religious work At
the local y. NJ C. A., on a Forward
Look, and word Of greeting from
Philip H. Colbert, general secretary Of
The i NJ. G. A. The bencdiction was
pronounced bv Rev Robert Bell OF Old
Swedes Church.
The address Of the evening was made
bv Rev. Samuel Steinwltz who Is IN
charge OF the industrial extension Of the
educational work at the Central ! NJ.
G. A. III Philadelphia. There were two
mixed quartcts, during the evening by
Rev. and Mrs. Framcr Smith and MIR.
and Mrs. Frank B. Mitchell. There was
also a duet BY Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur VII
son
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11
GEN. PRICES BRAVERY
WINS BELGIyM MEDAL
Chester Officers Valor Rewarded
by King Albert's Award
of War Cross.

Chester, Pa. Jan Ill Brigadier Cen
eral William g Prize Jr. of this city,
commander IF the Pennsylvania Fifty
third Artillery, has been decorated with q
Belgian war cross, according to word
received yesterday by the generals son,
! T. Eyre Price. The cross vas presented
10 the Chester general by a BcIgain leu
tenant general, in compliance with the
orders of King Albert
General Price, in his brief letter, ez-
presses qualification in being decorate1
by King Albert, rs very fow Belgian
crosses have been awarded 70 the American
cxpcditionary forces
The Fifty-third Artillery was sent 70
Belgium with the Ninety-frst Division,
commanded By Major General Johnson
While in Belgium, Price artillery aided
IN the capture of thc historic town of
Audcnrede When King Albert entered
Brussels General Price accompanied the
KING and Queen.